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62nd Y«ar—No. 44 n«8T SECTION INMI Cbua Mastw at IB Two SecUoas SUMMIT, N. J., THURSpAY, APRIL 5, I9SI — M. J.. Uaaw ikikitl in S4AVEA* I CENT! Summit Area Now Dinner Tuesday VanTronk, McGrath, Gerity Get Has 133 Industries, To Climax YMCA t Utility Report Show Centennial Week Police Department Promotions The rapid pace of research «nd Climaxing the week of celebra- Police Sergeants Frank Van Tronk aff& David McGrath industrial growth in the Sununit.- tion of the YMCA's founding in were piocnoted to the rank of lieutenant by Common Coun. Sp.ringfield - Chatham area was North America in 1851, the Sum- cil on Tuesday night. At the same time, Patrolman George /^neauured yesterday by power con- mit "Y" expects a large turnout sumption figures showing for 1950 Gerity was appointed sergeant. Tuesday evening, April 10, when \ increases of 20 per cent over 1H9 members and friend* gather for Counacilraan Otto F. Taylor, president pro-tern of and 190 per cent since 1946. a special birthday party. The council, in a prepared state* •With nine newcomers laet year, featured speaker of the evening ment explained that estarnina,- there are now 133 enterprises fn Is Dr. Fred Holloway, president of tiorta were held by the- Kew Summit, New Providence, Spring- Drew University, who will talk Zahol iakin Co. Jersey State Association of field, Chatham, and Millburn clas- on "Youth Leadership In These Chiefs of Police for those eligible sified as industrial power users," Times." Rev. David K. Barnwell, Files Suit Over to be conjiidered^for positions of according to E. h. Huse, division D.D., will open the session with superior ©ffleerj^juid probationary power engineer for Jersey Central an invocation. patrolmen of th* Police Depart- Power & Light Co, "Last year the« Musical selections will be pre- Ciry tone Act ment. sented by the members of the Bell A» a result of that examination, Joc-al plants and laboratories' used Maxwell Lester/Jr. Suit ty the Zahodiakln EngT- 31 million kilowatt hours of elec- Laboratories Chorus whioh has neering Ovrp., River road and Mor- Council also named two proba- tric energy, nearly triple those used met for a number of years at the ris aveaue, against the City of tionwy pttrolmen, Richard Chu- doba and Ralph NoSting. by the 90 Industries operating In "Y" and wishes to use the occasion Summit o-ver an unusual coning this 18-equare-mlle region in 1946. Turnpike Fight as a tribute to the Association for ordinance variation established by Councilman Taylor's statement Average me per customer has gone its continued helpfulness. the Zoning Bojard In 1M2, has been also explained that "Tho*e superior up from 11$ to 232 thousand kilo- Girls from the YWCA are vol- filed in Superior Court, accord- officers promoted tonight were watt hours in four years." Delays Lester . unteering as hostesses for the re- ing to Inrorraiation received this Judged by ratinfa attained on Thus, between wars, nearby freshments which include the 100- vi'eek fsorw County Clerk Henry thase examinations together with plants that create product* and cendle birthday cake to be cut G. NtirNn'-s office. their length of service end recordL Re-Appointment during the proceedings. Under employ local people increased by The sorts in? dispute has been The appointment of Lieuten- one half, while their total use of The reappointment of former the direction of Harry Hanne- ant McGra-th fills the vacancy oc- Mayor Maxwell Lester to the New the -subject of debate In recent J*-!pLtivicity nearly tripled end, on ford, High School music master, EARLY DAYS OF the YJfCA, which |# currently Springfield avenue near the present Doyle Fumi- casioned by the death of Lieu* Jersey Turnpike Authority con- appeals «wd Involves property lo- the average, the activity of each two groups from the school band cekibratihg the 100th anniversary of the national tenant Martin and the appoint- tinued to hang fire this week when ture Co. Tha above building was vacated in 19121 cated at River road and the Turn- plant or laboratory haa doubled," will contribute numbers to theorganization, are recalled by the above photo of a ment of Lieutenant .Van Tronk protests against the Authority's program. following construction of its present plant built byj Pike cisrre-ntly occupied by the Mr Huse explained. former home of the Summit Y, located ai the corner Zahodia-klrs flrta, which was grant- provides the Police Department policy in rejecting open competi- A panel interview of young funds secured during a subscription campaign in 1 Nine Concerns Due Here of Springfield avenue and,Maple street, now occu- ed the variance in a residential with » Superior Officer in its In- tive bids were lodged Monday with adults, selected from the centen- "Not only that, but today pied by the Fanny Farmer fhop and otsher stores. 1910. The building contained a swimming pool district fts>r the operation of a vestigation Department. the Senate judiciary committee. nial consultations now meeting The above building was opened in 1893 alter the in winter was covered with flooring to provide gyrri war plant engaged during the last "Th« appointment of Sergeant JCP&L is scheduling large-scale The hearing will be continued under the auspices of the "Y," will building. Construction of indi- connretrri with the Hill City Sav- . ter), chairman of the judiciary when they go to- the polls on vidunl custom homes will for what he called their ^obvious dinner expenses, $240.75; audlto- announced by Dean H. Travis, start ing.i ft ]^oan Association, wa« committee, announced at the end Primary Day> Tuesday, April 17. this spring with ground neglect of interest In the cirisen* "" ! 'urnrental, $160.00; office and president of the bank. Mr. Alken- honored nt a ilinnor hrld !fl5t Dead Monday at of the closed hearing this Monday "First; They will choose candi- of Summit. head succeeda Alfred R, Battlcy, broken for the first one In a few g at Cvano«.--Br.ook-.-Coiintj.y.; that the Turnpike Authority will be datoi for office that they consid- Adopting * positive attitude fu permitted to present their side of resigned. Club given by th<> directors of | V According to Lawrence J. Mac- er honest, able, and willing to meet "The development will be one of Race Track Opener th% recent dispute carried on in the.case- at a continuation of the A life-long resident of Brooklyn, thr Association. Mr, Voss sub- i«'egop, .president of the ansock*- the responsibilities of officer and Mr: AlkenKead cornefl to Summit (the «m«t anywhere~a 410,000,000 j Ch.nrlm "Scatty' M.cNalr, «?, of a letter . writing campaign by. hearing on next Monday morning. s'-ii, oil prwpectfl oil the waiting with eighteen years of experience ! community of attractive modern mitted his rc*i«nflt|on Rwt month..j B . ,voit a vmtie, Ml dead during residents concerning the pur- it nnd nil potential renewals Judiciary committee hearings on "Second: They will be thinking Mr. Vw» was prVM»n.U:rt'"With a ( ai of the Presidential election In 1952 In trust and estate administration houses." Tcylor declared. the fsrst il«y'* r«cingr at Jamaica, cn.t^p of th> C«rf piprs in a rnsf and will select those candidates with the Irving Trust Company Taylor predicted the first sec- Monday. |V)!ie« of the city report- wood place for a&ditioiw! off street '. xi,i(vj f| tj regret that pome held in closed session. bearing nn engravrd plate re- flP lc that will addnstrength to the Party. and the Manufacturers Trust tion of the Country Club «pction f d that mo-re than I9O0 was found parking, Mr, Daly attacked Coun- 'imilrs who Rrf away from the Would Hurt Market* opening with but 88 lots would ording thr iippreeintion of theIn hi.f w«all(-t, but no betting cil members on the 'question of "In my judgment, this means Company, New York. For the \«&t 'i'.v, Avoro not reached before the Wake, speaking for the two com- move fast and it would be nec«a- issnciotlon. Thr pre»ifntn«!i|.<|| nt ththe r< lrtr Mar.1Marchi meetIW'rt- jj ftV(,mH>i Tuesday niftht. fh'v hi<;h renewal returns received have a ruinous rffect on the labor development. Mr. Daly stated requirements for which we areobtained a B.S. degree from, Co- ing of thr bourd h and materials markets. Seeks Guarantee v mnil. During the eflrly part of looking. No longer can we af-lumbia, where ho was « member Voss' resignation '':>• month It. appeared m if all Meanwhile, Oumina \vos lowford to continue to support in of- of P.sl Upsilon. He is pr*>sidf>nt «f • moved to Sumrrilt from Pater*«n "What !» going to happen to 11 years »K(> M* only known «ur- 1 I'-criptiortA would be taken with- competitive bidder lor general con- fice*, officials who have lost touch the Class of 1030. In HM2 he grafl- History of City Mr, Vo.f.t WM a rhftrtfr n these poor unfortunate* once they uated from Fordham Law Schfiol vjvor. police report, ii a niece in ''" n eampnlgn period. struction of the Authority'* muin with Republican objectives and of tho board of directors and *'a« htc turned out of their home*?" and in 1943 was admitted to the Scotland!, Membership tickets will - bo administration-'building in East whose chief interest Is perpetua- presl'lent '>f the Asflorlati'in ffim he (".prnsrided, "Oh, yes, a promise New York Bar. Reviewed For ha* been made to provide housing "'ilnri in September along with Bruffppt Hi,* bkl was IJW9.4O5. tion in their Jobs. lf»32 until ISIS when hf w«.i «tic- Knnwn for hl« "rugged" hr>n- Mr. and Mr*. Aikenhonr] arc e*ty, 'Srolt/y" wa.i a friend of the accommodations for them, but «| ii'o.appr.tus of the concert* and The Authority Mtimated that the "We In Summit are convinced rfederl by Mr. Thomson. Hi' re- ',!''''Ke .announcements will contain would run the total cast to $1,000,- Presbyterljin Church, Thry hnv« n»'*s mnny years ago nrvl confined Orn> of 2iln el folk* that the promise will ( r Mrs. Scheldeler will Improve the a daughter of four and n son of The e«rly history f>f Summit it ' t»ii!s of reciprocal arrangements 000 against the original estimate hi.r regular luncheon meeting at the tween Maple street and Elm, " '« at no extra cost. (Continued on page 17) April 17. Thai U the day you will In addition to the director*. mason Verdi's Requiem YMCA by H. Donald Holme*, 'The retidents of Summit well elect your candidates." Frederick C, Kentse, couniel for dean ofjpummlt real estate men. Lt, Funk Van Tronk of thremembee r buck iome 20 year* Mass to he Given Mr. Holmes told of the prominent the A«oci«tlon, attended the din-Summit P*ollc» Department »p- ner. ago when our local government family $trvte« Lists families of past d*y», thi» big pearf*! ywterdsy before Surrogate pur3h*wed the troet of land oa 60/ Scouts to Conduct By Summit Chorus events of yesteryear and of noted Otto In RE ixulKth «»king that an Annual M««tlng Daft Broad street It waa to have been The Summit Community Chnrtw landmark*, tome of which still re- Summit Rtildent Mode tor be «pj>olnt#fl for the (Continued on P»«e 3) Citywide Clothing Drive The annual meeting of the will present the Requiem .Mnsn by main, Htort AtMcIotien Aid nf Mr. McN«lr'» wttate. Family Service Association will Mr. Holme* began hid talk by Funeral Mtmic** will b# held In Scout units of will be aortud and packed by old- OuUeppc Verdi on April 3® at A H, Doiiglan C!hi»h«lm, formfrty Tiektts Avalkbk For bo held April 24 »t 7 p.in. at, the p.m. in Central Pre«b)'terien mentioning that the Summit «r«* i > th«* Me"NMwmm FHinfral Home, to- New Providence will launch er Scout* and Scout official! for »*rr«!t>iry'TOntrolI* r «f Ooriiey Stnater IrMftt' Tak YW(?A. The principal •p#»ker Church. The concert l« open to once bordered this glacial Lake nnd HayM. NPW York, bntt b#en morrow, life; 10:*3 » m , Rev. Rich- ue clothing eellte* shipment to the New York City Per*on# de«lrlrif to htar n will bo Mra. Anna ROM Wright, the public without charge. PaiJKile and that the "Sunset drive appointed huiilnuM admlnlitrator ard A pwitor of the N«*w "n during the comlnf wwk, it warehouse of the American Coun- talk by Senator Style* Brldftt v s author of "Room tor One Wore," Thl« major choral work w«« and Valluy View avenue region of thf Amprlww Henrt Amocta- Pr(«byterlan Church. < announced hy District 8 of* cil of Volunteer Agencies. (R'N.H.) «h#n ht will adkdreM which i» now being produced aa ipleeted In coruild«rfltlon of thewan at that time "lakpshore prop- tlnn, It wan announced thin Burial will he In the fif.lnln. The ebthing drive is a Clothing particularly desired members of the Fortnightly Clttt) "'Klonwlde project of the Boy a motion picture. many memorbm profrRrrin being erty." by ftoaie A. Betti, txrcutlve Cemetery, N*w N eonaitts of men's and boyn' shirts, given thl» year eomtnpmorflting At that time, Mr Holme* salt), tomorrow at|l:3!> p.m. at th« High "<".its of America in cooperation •ultn, Jackets, trousers, under- School auditfrlum may purchww *ith ovprseaii relief agencies, Ovtrieek Lodqt to the 80th annlver«ary of Verdi'* Long Hill wan jwit an Islnnd In Mr. Chlnholm ha« r»d wide ad* wear, sooks; men's, women's and death, Among those r^ndfrcrt wai the kike, and later, through up- Crciit iockt ticktti «t th# door. th# CTuban - U*Tfluw of the extreme ne«d mlnUtratlvu experii>nct with «ueh f r children's coats, sweaters, «!ove», Hold Dinner Done* one at Carnegb Hall by ttwrnninl nounced thl* we#k. " "II types of clothing in Aite, heaval*, thP lake fmind It* outlet M«'w Y«irk fompanfpii m» Pogwn, $3,315 «f 0M4 mitten*, cap*, icarven; women's for the benefit of C«»B Verdi, a Senator BrtdgM l« the featured ih« M^ar Rant, Middle E«»t and The Square Club of Overlook through Patirson, where the river r'elnuljet and Co., and th« OoU and girls' dres«M»». wilt*, jacket*, Lodge F. and A. M., will hold home In Italy for URN! mtMlfltinA, now flftws. Hummit. *»f r«uri«», Th« Fn* C**i c»mpalifn fund »p«ak#r for the Cflub'i »nn««l '"'ropp, gpfll,t authorltlM have provla AMphnlt Corporation, »•«* nrmier to it* go*l of 1*2,974 v :; aprons, •klrt«I blousei. underwear, Its annual dinner on April 11 at The choruii gIviitjl thin perform- hn said, a* lt» riiinii* Indleatm WM "iii«it night." " 'ntf>en>d to net M th« collec- thl* w«Nk, with, receipt* actually ( stocking*, ance, emnprtei-d of m the high point In th« mountain* ""i n«i»ncy In the national *ffori the Mwionifl building, 8prlngft«td fin will work with ablated! h««rt wag trained by Ralph Hun^r, di- abotit u«. H« eontlnui«d by »»vln* in han* ri P»,W». and r«port«d On Imidv Page* Al«tt blankets, robes, quilts, avenue and K*nt plsct boulevard, a*nneUtlr>n«i thr'oufjwut thu poun* '••>iirte«?n Scout unlti, Including ret Of "th h toth 1B1TI5I that Summit, N#w provldenef and •dditlarwil glfti of IIJ78 whl«5h nh sheets, pillow mnm, toweln.-waah A full program of tntertaln- rector Of "the chnriM troth 1B1T-I5I. try «» htiiln^n* wnjuiltant, wrv- Borough ,,,.,»,».«..•.«...... « ' ». rpfuiiir troop* «nd BKplorer Rprlngfleld wi»r* a part of EUrn- hud not yri b*m rfccivfd at rh*|>- v elotbJ, sho«« (In fairly good condi- ment will be provided, according Thl* preB«n!atlon I* und«r ihf ill- inK nli'i Kf> ndvl«rr on organic*- ClMtlfled "^«, will participate In th« 8«m- bethtown, and inter part waa In t*>r h«>*elqisnrt«r«. (iarlfton Pler- ! tion), woman's low-h«»led shoes, to the Committee. Mtmb»ri and rectlon of Ralph Burrirr. tionol prnblnm*. Church 4 "' campaign. Six tr«o»« will Springfield and part In Nrw provl- #«rt. rhwlnsmnri of Ihr campaign, rubb«r», galoshe*. gojournew may obtain tlekreti Althwinh th# Verdi R«|iil«»m t^t in Scotland, he look Deaths «, It "••r New Provld«nw Borough tt»# latter being known as •nnounr-m th* tot*l ri>pi)rt#d to It la requested that all of the front th» «tcr«t*iry*tr«Murer, 3. not atrlctly church my»lc It lia» p tiidlp* at th*- Amerl* rcOltortol «»•• % ""•I Townnhlp. Th« eofUftiunltUMi \mm a«elalni#d for Stu p*iwlnna»» (Continued on i>*ir«" IU nbw» lt*»»i bn In #<**», cl«*n con- B«ndl«y Hoff. can rnMtilut" nf VmnMm- Social » «, It, ll» •'•ill he mmtkM Ittto/dl>«rtet« in& iltt^erlty atrt.nhper bnauty It ha« ! i! dition. Article* that do not meet Mr. (hlnhulm re*iu>i at U4 Vot* Tot " »m<>4 to the vtrlou* Scout tot ITMliokltr, Vott for H*l*tn JU b«»n t*«lte*f "e$# »f Verdi'* t»>»t ffcwpkttp l t»<$».»<$». whmi whmi c cti»Ui for *«lt O*rr M llfft* % the above rcqulremewtt will bt r#nrnii rrKhtmanrriKhtmanss VMsoriptton B«ektnan ro«d. «hup«. All elothlnf will bt t«k- Carr awl iWUiSetitWrttr. (*»I4 4|g Optra*." * •wtuott 0& tn *• tMom School wiiift It glvtn to local afencle*. , Summit C "j :;-••' •'"- " t TH1 SUMMIT HllALO. THURSDAY, AFftlt S. IfSl So alert it« cock turkey, that, A f«wp <* »W»lt» la ^ they make excellent watch "doga," | colony. *">: Summit Live Poultry Market 4 RiX Chapters Lto 1 Drtwd fottory Of A» Kinds Fre*A iforf — Free Delivery Are Host Here to r CALL SUMMIT 6-1562 i 11 v#ttaQ# LMM StuMtiif, N. X Grand High Priest • District 4 of the (Irand Royal Arch Chapter of New Jewey in- cluding Overlook Chapter* 4« of Summit, together with Madlaon of Morrkrtown, Triangle of Dover and Baldwin of Newton, were host to SUMMIT LUMBER CO., INC. Raymond B. Holtz of Montckiir, ^•kAif'u it's Model T grand high priest of the State organisation, at a convocation In A Dependable Source the Maeonlc Temple here, Monday at 8.95 ';-"' *'< '•} . j tor night p.^f -Mk High Priert Richard Badgley exclusive with us of Overlook chapter, waa the host Lumber and Building Material presiding officer. Prominent among thoae in the receiving line were Gmtav B, Whitehead of 9 New 25S Irood St. Summit 6-0525 Providence avenue, thta city, a peat grand high prieat. Harold Splcer of New Providence wa» at the organ. Among visiting companions were representative* from Newark, your watches, silver Cranford, Scotch Plaina, and PkUn- fleld, Elmer Houston wa« chair- man of the committee that pre- and jewelry repaired sented a program of prof rational entertainment following the regular • watchti, clocks repaired • dtolt rtfindhtd convocation. OOOKHB CHILDREN m the Village Opera's "Hansel High School band uniform fund. Members of the • HW watch casts, bands ; • crystals Inserted and Oretel," which will he preaenUd tomorrow and band have been lsiued tickets by Director Harry • babltt' shots bronzed • btadi strung Chico to be at Library Saturday, are seen receiving last minute instructions Hannaford. Tickets aro also on sale at Rogers from Director Donald Johnson of Summit and New Pharmacy. Kathleen HLnni's dance group of Sum • jtwtlry, silver replated and, repaired The Summit Public Library will present a motion picture for chil- York, belt to right, they are the Misses Judy Lyman, mit will be featured in the ballet scene in Humper dren on Saturday at 10 a,m. The Migale Smith, Francis Duffy, Diana Hillebrand, Mr. dlnck's music drama. The all-New York cast for film U "Adventures of CMco," a Johnton, Peggy Hanson and Alyce Waterhouse, all the production will be headed by Mr. Johnson, bari- Mexican story. Summit Hid) School atudenta. All seata for tomor- tone. He will atng the role of father. Lois Rebuck Branch Nmn store row's matinee have been set aside for elementary and Philip Wentworth will sing the parts of Hansel ITS BfMf It. school children. Saturday's performances, after* and Oretel. (Chell FranUen.) Bprln(n«M An. noon and evening, will be for the benefit of the at Htfh I Bloelu Botttk a Town & Country shot of MarkM depicting the response of bees to Criticizes Spectacular Film ordinary and unusual situations designed with Springfield Ave., ear. BeeehwiMMl Rol. as viewed from within the hive. (Continued front Page 1) Of Bee Hive To Be These imported films, ehown to By JEH EDOAB comfort and fashion used for th« ejection of a hew a small audience here in 1949, municipal building, but like most Shown by SAS caused such a stir that this sec- promise* made by the Common Dr. Roderick Macdonald of ond showing has Deen arranged. in mind PLAY IALLI Council, nothing ever happened. Beechwood -road wil lbe the speak- Members of the Summit Nature The pennant race, it now «p-i Need New City Hall er before the meeting of the Sum- Club are especially invited to at- peara, will be the best in many "Not that we couldn't use a new mit Association of Scientists tend the lecture which is open to the public. year*, Each club, by trade or municipal building In Summit, Thursday evening, April 12, at the othorwUe, haa taken steps to I mind you, because our presen YMCA, beginning at 8:10. organize the facilities in the old Hamilton "Can We Learn from Social In- Husband Is Bentflciary type of team School are not worthy of a pro- secta?" will be the topic of Dr. Application for probate of the whoae brilliant gre«ftive and feat growing town Macdonald'a talk. His varied in- will of Blanche F. Kohan hat play could set au^h ew our*" terests as a biologist have in- been made to Charles A. Otto, "New Jersey's Smartest Shoe Shops" the pace from Mr. Daly ti.en offered an alter- cluded studies of the social in- Jr., surrogate, Elizabeth. Mrs. day t o day. nate plan which he believes wll sects and he will discuss the basic Kohrtn died February 22. The hus- 383 Springfield Ave. ••• Washington St. The brand of alleviate the housing problem fo principles deductible from such band, Herman Kohan of 225 Mor- ball that we those families, for the time being studies. ris avenue U executor and bene- Summit, N. J. Morrlstown, N. 4* shall see, will at leant. Motion pictures will be shown ficiary. border on "If elected i propose to intro- sheer artistry. duce a resolution in the council "Th§ Allied Van* Are Flying lower Today" With the base. to me the vacant Broad street ball season property for off-etrset parking Ifo, they haven't itorted yet, bat they'll eany your furniture close at hand, we wish to remind until definite «Murances can be anywhere from oowt to eoaat safely, .urely, and in a hurry. you that now U the time for that made to the families on Glen wood Oril for this exclusive service. all-important Spring change- place that they will not be home- over for your car. If you want less." the best for your ear, we suggest Mr. Daly, « candidate In pre- Marfak lubrication and Havoiln vioue elections1, Is confident of motor oil. Get your car in shape victory In the April 11. «1««|!: IMMIT EXPRESS COMPANY* today at Edgar's Texaeo Service He ha* been canveanimj his ~i 1-71 lallfaai A 8tation. 402 Morris A«e.< Tel. nightly and vtalting social affaire Summit 6-4M8. ' ' in an effort to meet the voters peinonally.

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i . WP^i^PP^P^r** W^nP^PWl^flfl^S^P UMMI Fran Win Place Summi THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1*81 have to be taken to teiatpose re- the Hotel Suburb m, East Orange, strictions." Stuehkr of New Providence, and Our nearest star is sUll w Ux Warnings Unheeded, City on May 7. Adolph G?oper, a member of the Even with the above publicity 41 Out of 42 Can away that if it suddenly burftsd Dinner guest* New Providence-Berkeley Heights the problem of dogs running ml out, astronomers would not kqpw meeting were (ouncilman Carl LionsL . Seeks Tighter Dog Control large in the City of Summit has Survive Atom Bomb about it for about four years* Amendments to the dog ordinance introduced at reaehel a critical stage. F_e seri- first reading by Common Council on Tuesday night will ousness of this situation is illus- \ greatly curtail the recent freedoiri enjoyed by Summit trated by the following cor_{Mirisoa:j Lions Are Told 1. Daring the 11 month pertevij The atomic bomb is a terrific dogs following the lifting of the quarantine on dogs run- from January 1, 1050 to November! ning at large by the State Board of Health on December 4 weapon but its effects are by no ^OMEN'S \ DEBS' 30, 1950, during which time the) means infinite;" Summit Lioiu last. Summit Board of Health hav- — quarantine was still In effect, the] were told at a dinner meet ing at ing no alternative complied with! g At iU March 20 meeting, council Police Department received S*1 the Hotel Suburban, Thursday STREET-DRESS and SPORT SHOES the Stat.V regulation and did like- receivei ;• letter from Mayor Percy compl^nts concerning dog*. t>tu»{ night, by New Providence Town- wise. A public hearing on the ordi- M. Bland asking that an orlinance ing the • four month period from 1 ship Committeeman Ira F. Holley, j nance will be held by council on patterned after Tuesday night * Deoexnaer 1, 1W0 to March 31st, training supervisor of the manu- 1951, after the quarantine was Wednesday, April 18, the meeting: action bo enacted. facturing division of the Texas lifted, 95 complaints were received. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED^ FOOTWEAR held oa that day because of the Council in explaining its rea- Co, (fueet speaker, who showed This represents an increase if owr Primary Election on April 17. SQJIS for the proposed ordinance 350 per cent as compared with a the film, *Tou Can Beat the A- Dor Owners Cautioned read a prepared statement through CANCELLATIONS - FACTORY STOCK SHOES like period of time. Bomb." Going on the supposition Immediately following the lifting Councilman Otto F. Taylor, acting that 180,000 were killed at "Hiro- SAMPLES . SURPLUS SIZES OF FAMOUS BRANDS of the quarantine, the Poiire De- president pro-tana, as follows: 2. During the 11 month period shima, U,S. A," as related in a re- 1 partment received complaints to Sold at 1/3 to '/V Below Manufacturer! Fixed Price 37 do? bites were reported and cent magazine article, Mr. Holley such mi extent' that a report was Herald Report Reviewed during the 4 month period after said this meant that "41 New- published in the Herald Decem- Attention should be called to thethe liftingr of the quarantine 21 C-INfC FRESIDENT-Henry G. Yorkers out or every 42 would $ $ ber 14 reminding the ptiblic of the last paragraph in both th.j news- dog bites were reported. This Colt of 15 Elm place was elected OUR PtICE paper it-lease and the notice'*1 which have survived." .90 to .90 VALUES SMS re $22,tS responsibilities of dog owners even represents an increase of iver SO president of the newly organised stated: , Initiate New Members - though the quarantine was no per cent as compared with a like Board of Trustees of the Mental 10 Arthur Anderson and George 5 longer in effect. In addition to "If lurther abuse of the City period of time. Hygiene Clinic of Union County Sizes 4 to 10—Widths AAAA to C tliis, a notice was giv_n »ieh dog Karras, Summit businessmen, Ordinjnce continues and proper 3. During the 11 month period 3| at a meeting held in Plainncld. owner i'l Summit pointing out the were initiated as new members of Specializing In The Hard-To-Fit Foot care of c"ogs is not exercised by dogs- were killed by automobile*; Thursday. Previously the Board responsibilities of such ownership. respective owners, measures will and during the 4 manth period the club, the latter on transfer of Trustees of the Mental Hygiene from the- Nutley Lions Club. The after the lifting of the quarantine Society of Union County operated 12 dogs were killed by automobiles. installation was" conducted by to fsctory restrictions we are not permitted to ndvrrtiM the name* of the clinic. However, the separate Ernest P. Patten and John Smoi- This- represents an lncxviie of board was set up to make it "pos- s manufacturers, but you will find the firm name stamped in ever?pair. more tnan SO yer cent as compared anck. ; sible for the Society to devote all m SAVINGS brought in with a ike period of time. The Lions voted to join with •••••»••»••••••»•• »•»#«••••» •••*••• •« M »• i n 11 m 111 :••» of its attention to the nrincipal 1 In addition to the complaints re- work of education for mental other Summit service clubs ' In ceived by the Police Depirunsnt,! health. Mr, Coit has been a mem- honoring the High School basket- 1 to SUMMIT FEDERAL " other complaints have be*n re-j ber of the Society board for the hall team, Group III, section two ceived by the Mayor personally, champions, «t a dinner meeting FOOTWEAR, inc. last year. Other Summit persons by the 10th of the month the Common Council has received in the High School cafeteria, April m- letter) concerning the seriousness named as trustees to the clinic board *ere: Bryant W. Griffin, 19. 354 Springfield Ave., Summit, Opposite The New Kress Store earn dividends as of the 1st of the situation, and the Board of] - The club also voted to omit its Health has also received sumtr' Mrs. Karl Keller, Joseph Schuttlcs- Store Hours: § A. M. to 0 P. M. — Open Friday to t P. M. *rorth, and Mrs. G. W. Tatlock. May 10 meeting and instead at- ous complaints relative *o the; tend the Lions Regional dinner «t nuisance created by dogs running! I That's important ... with over private property. j liertuempfel locks This situation has became so IncumbMt Freeholders Homem-k«rs: acute that the Board of Health] Baby Owen •u|gn»U you resort to the many seafood* offered Jo the budget eonscinus •oastimer: II dividends* as substantial unanimously passed the fallowing! Every Republican Mayor in the resolution at its regular monthly? County has been advised by May- ILUEFISH A LA BROOKLAWN as SUMMIT FEDERAL meeting on March 5, 1951, j or P. Edward Biertuempfel, Union, 1 lb. Irotcn bl{|ierish t. garlic of hi* favorable views »n the can- . lilletj , e«s» "Whereas the Board of Hea!th j c. mtlk* didacies of Charles L. Bauer, Jr., I C, all-purpofe flour has noted and deplores 'he sit- j U t. i*l.t (lodtjied) lb. salt pork cut In small uation developed by lifting the ,iElwabeth; Lee S. Rigby, Spring- P«w gralnt c»ytnnt ••try out" for frying quarantine, December 4. 195©, on\ field, and ft. Story Rowland, Plain- field, for the Republican nomina- Mix and sift d|ry ingredients, add slightly beaten eggs with milk. Dip fillets of fish, tfcawed dogs running at large ki» the ; according to directions, into batter. Quickly brown on both tides using the salt park fit. City of Summit: •» iI Uon for the Board of Chosen •MOW FAYINO ; Freeholders. Cover and rooJ< until tender—10 to 10 minutes. Serve with hot cheddar cheese mus-reem Muee. Garnish with nlinced parsley. Yield: 4 portions. SAVINGS NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT !; The same statement also appears Serve this high; protein food with Spanish Rice, Broccoli with drawn Butter sauce* and lemon RESOLVED that, as the Board | in the current issue of "The Regu- BABY GWEN INSURED TO of Health finds no reason at the ;] »ar Republican." publication of the Juice, Crisp ravj! rellshe*. Carrot sticks, radishes, celery, scaUions, Corn Pone with Creamed eot* 2% present time to re-impose the ij Regular Republican Club of Union, tag« cheese* aid pfacn conserve, Apple turnovers with whipped cream*, Coffee, Milk*, Tea. ptr annum $10,000 quarantine in the absence of a iI °n« of the strongest municipal or- rabies epidomie. it is requested gan iMtions in the State. MORRIS PLAINS. NEW JERSEtT TEL. MORRISTOWN 4-3541 «OUIB IS t 101 that MI ordinance be adopted by M0MB the City of Summit proniblting Chinese drama is mid to have Brooklawn Farms Products •**** *' V*% to 1% This friendly local Insti- the runring at large of dag* and begun during the reign of Em- ^Alderney requiring owners to confine dogs, porer Yuen Tsung, in 720 A.D. Agnes O. Buters, Mome Economist WMTR Broadcast, l?50 on the dial, Tuesday & Thursday at 1*:4I A. ML EXTRA for tution cordially invites when not on leash, in the cus- tystamatic savings your account. tody -A a responsible person." Doctor Ifcunry P. Dengler. Health Savings Accepttd Daily, B to 4; Friday Evening}, 6 to 8 Officer of the Summit Board of Health, has reported tr»«» ier?*""-- ness of the situation both (torn tU« Summit Federal standpoint of Public Heaith anu Public Ssfety. Savings AND LOAN ASSN. Our f rrsent Dag Ordinance pro- hibits unlicensed dogs frosn run- 17th ANNIVERSARY SALE A Mutual Savingt and Ho/n* f manefnf J ning at large- but make* TO pro . • . .;...'. i|. -..••• - v- .- . . -,- , *...... ,... , ..,.....: — — $**•— - ••' - -- --..-.-...... ,.,_.T , 'I _ _ *.... -^-j !, 23 Eeediwood toad • Summit, M. J. ivision for the restraint _f dogf that ara licensed. *• ..;... '.,.•• ; - '•• : • -.- | • ; : •• • •••.•• • SfRVICfS. 5AVING5 ACCOUNIS CHRISTMAS ClUB • MORTGAGE In view of the above, fi.-ts, the Commna Council is tonight in- IOANS HEFINANCING MORTGAGl LOANS • MONET ORDERS troducing an ordinance detifn^d t IHAVfURS CHEQUES correct what has become *n erable stuatlon. Extra Saving^ During The

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BOND FURNITURE CO. Mmtor •tthi Summit Ami Chamber of Commerc* Siere Haunt O«ily * A. M. «e SilO f. M. Wday • A* M.»« ff.M. 34 MAPLE STREET. SUMMIT, N. J. , J, - — -_ THI SUMMIT HEKALD, THURSDAY. AWl 5, l«l „ for the affair Mtj Mr. *** DruhJ, Mr. and Mi*. Andrew Wednesday — p.m.. Primary School Council at tb« pariah Hooper, Mr, and aCra. O«rk Poo] The Methodist Church Mr«. Gordon Blatlus, Mr. and Mrs. choir rehearsal. house. .,, BUv. Jasaa HL Lyena and Mr. and Mrs. Edward,JV!hJt- CHURCH DIRECTORY Tuesday — 3:15-3 p.m., Youth 17 Kent Piac* Blvd. Ueter Day, Mr. and Mrs. WaJter more. First Baptist Church choirs tt the church. Rev. David K. Barnwell* D.O Wednesday—T :30 p.m., Women's Today — 1 pro- Chapel choir Prttbyttrfan Church 11 am, morning worship, sermon Rev. 4. Rents Thomas Business Group at toe homi of practice;, 8:16 p.m., Sanctuary FRIDAY NIGHTS »-• topic; "Christian Marriage; and New England Miss Margaret Thorpe, «8 Wood- choir practice. . Learning th« Lesson of Lovt"; AM 'to > p. u. 1 Sand avenue. Sunday — 9M in. C*i«eh •*•. 1:80 p.m., church officer* Insti- Friday — 1 p.m., Friday dulld •w P. a. school; 10 a.m., minister's Adult tute at Brie);' Church, East Or meets in the pariah rooms. Today-* 15 Bible class; 11 a.m., morning wor- SUMMIT SHOPPING NIGHTS ange; |:io p,jq., Junior High Fel Sunday -- 9:30 a.m.. Church Calvary Episcopal Church Ml ship, aermon aubject: "Seeing I* •anmlt Area Otasafctr «l Commarea lowshi|i box supper; 7 p.nu. Fel school; 11 a.m., Worship and ser- Rev. E, F. Francis Tomorrow —; $ i>»., Seaslon B Believing;" churchtime kindergar- lowship program, film and discus- mon, "Faith A * Foundation of meeting, board of trustees meet* 35 Woodland Avenue ten and junior practice; 7 p.m., lion about Putno fUco. Ule" by Dr. Whitney; Nursery, tag; S:S0 p.m., lien's chorus at kindergarten and activity groups; Senior Youth Fellowship, speaker: home of George B. Thomas. Monday—S:SO •*•«!•, Junior choir. 5:30 p.m., Junior High. Fellow- Today—10 a.m., Communion; 4 Wlllt Karl Mosch. , Saturday—8:30 p.m., Book CSub Tuesday—8 p.m., Evening group p. m., Boys' choir; 5 p.m., Girls' A Book Worth Reading ship; 7:JO p.m., Senior High Fel- Tucsday~10 a.m. W8CS sewing progressive supper. of Woman's Association, sewing lowship. choir. Suaday—10 a.m.. Church school; In parish house; 11 a.«i. Woman's and social hour. Monday—7:30 p.m., Boy Scouts. Tomorrow —12 noon, Interces- Soskty of Christian Service execu- At The Ubrory! sion for Peace; 13:30 p.m., Cal- tive board meeting; 1 p.m. W8C8 vary service chapter benefit luncheon and meeting, Mrs. Maria Central Church luncheon and bridge; « p.m., Dr». tftwton will speafe on TheNavajo • ' 1 ' : .. $4.50 Presbyterian ma Guild rehearsal. Indian." Circle VH will a«rve • ON SALE AT X L. V, BuM-hman, D.D. Sunday—8 a.m., Communion; 11 luncheon; Circle 5 will be hoateM Harold r. Mante a.m., Churtih school; Prayer and circle, Circle HI will lead devotions, TO PRJEACB HXRE-Dr. Arthur Maple St. and Monfs Ate. sermon; 8 and 4 pm, Confirma- articles will b« displayed for the P. Whitney, of the Church HU- Brown'* ...... 434 Springfield Avt. tion classes; 7:30 p.m., Morris- MethodUt Home for the Aged; at tory. department at Drew Unlver- Today-8 p.m., Adult choir re- town District of Young People's Ocean Grove. rtty, wilt preach In First Baptist hearsal In pariah house. Eaifmon'i • •.... • 384 Springfield Avt. Fellowship. Wednesday—3:15 p.m. Junior HI Church Sunday morning at 11 a.m* Tomorrow—7 p.m., Couple's Club "Faith as a Foundation of Llf«" dinner at parish house. Monday — 11 a.m., St. Mary's choir practice; 845 p.m. Methodist Rotmer's 39 Maple St. Chapter; 7:50 p.m., Boy Scouts. men bowl at the YMCA. will be the theme of his sermon. Sunday—9:30 a.m., Men's Bible Dr. Whitney Is also director of Tuesday—9:45 cm,, Junior Aux- Qsii at the YMCA; Church field work in th« theological iliary; 10 a.m., Woman's Aux- Our Tuncral 3iome at 309 Springfield Avenue school; Worship and sermon, N. P. Methodist Church school of Drew University, He iliary; 8:13 p.m., Village' Fair "Lifer's Four Quoits"; JO a,m., ' B*r. tleeoe B. HU1 holds his doctorate from New York HOW TO committee. Compares in Charm and Quiet Refinement Women's Bible class In the University. Rev. David K. Barn- church; ll a,m., Church school; Wednesday—10 a.m., Church Today-3:80 p.m., Junior choir With the Comfortable Hornet of rehearsal; 8 p.m.. Senior choir and well, paitor of the local church, Worship and sermon; 1:45 p.m., World Service .committee « BJB., will conduct the service. Our Community Oars leave parish house for Church Boys' choir. ' rehearsal of Fellowship Night en- STOP tertainment. Officer Institute at Eaat Orange; To Address WSCS 2:30 p.m., Westminster Presbytery Friends Meeting Tomorrow-H8:3o p.m., Fellowship E. P. Burroughs & Son OoUncil meeting; 6:45 p.m., West- dinner and entertainment; Reser- Mrs. Welter Vausse, spiritual life SMOKING secretary of the Newark district, minster Fellowship meeting; 7:30 The Summit Meeting of the vations necessary for dinner; Funeral Home P.m., Clipper Club at the' marue, will be guest speaker at a meet- Religious Society of Friends Everyone welcome to entertain- ing of the Women's Society of by Herbert Brean 120 Prospect street; 8:15 p.m., Cen- (Quakers) holds Its meeting tor ment. Eatabtishcd 1820 tral Club at the parish house. Christian Service at Oakes Me- worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday in Sunday — MUslonary Day In morial Church at 8 p.m. on Mon- S09 Springfield Avenue • Summit 6-0259 Monday—7:30 p.m.. Boy Scouts; the YWCA. Visitors are welcome. church; Mi*a Mary Lou Gllley will day. She will speak on women of Board of Trustee* dessert meet- Sunday school for small children speak in the church ajchool at 9:45 the scripture. All are welcome. A. Aarfwajgas stalerf B, fear JeAit Davidm*. h Ins; at the manse; I p.m., Church U held at the same hour. a.m. and at the church aervioe at 11 a.w».; 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship. Couple's Club to Wednesday—« p.m., A combined meeting" of the afternoon «nd eve- Have Dutch Festival ning groups of the Woman's "Dutch Festival" will be the First Church of Christ, Scientist theme of a meeting of the Couple's Society; Mrs. E. R. Hansell will 292 Springfield Avtmta t New Club of Central Presbyterian Through fht inn le*d the devotions; Mrs. Ann Marsh Church tomorrow at tho parish A Branch of The Mother Church. The Flrat Chursh ol Ctortot will direct the ptey, "Chant to the A sjoaumeal as btaatiiul at house. A supper at 7 p.m. will be Belentlft, ta Boston, Masaachusetta Easter awning ... a cross bord- Living." followed by a program of Dutch and wttl UUts eaa shsfl ol tlaa- Sunday Barriees at 11 A. M. Sunday School 11 A. ML music and g»mea. defying granite. Choose tdor Wednesday Meeting at 8:15 P. IL The Community Church Those serving on the commit- fanily nononeot now, in advance Unitarian *>x CARD or THANKS •I need, and fn will find it both Re?. Jaeok Tra#|> X MAK8YM—During our recent hour of wise aai a—aoasitaL SprlngflelO and fVaJdroa AvaasMs) loss of our beloved son. Chester Christian Science Reading Room Maktrnti It was inspiring to hav» so Tomorrow—8 pj».i Voyagars' many tru» Mend*. c»tghbor§ and L. L. MAJWJING A SON, I»I«I OPEN tO THE PUBLIC loyal ntatlvta at our aide offering meeting at Community House. th»lr words of comfort, and un- Steals? Burner, Owner 140 AVEWsl Speaker, Miss Helena Gilkeson on hHltatlng aailstano*. Special thanks Some people become irritable when $moklng m WtM fr.w Street T«l. PLslnfletf MM to Rev, rather Kelly, Rev. Father Opsn ditljr 10:00 to 4:30 except Sundays and holidays; also Friday t»e- "Assignment In Greece and Trav- Murray and Ror. rather Twomey of is stopped. This can be avoided by giving up the ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET SENT UPON REQUEST olnjt 7 30 to » 30 and after the Wednesday meeting utcrstur* an els in the Near East." St. Terua's Church who helped 1m- ChrUtuo Selene* maj bs read, borrmrad or eurchastd m»asur«bly to eut our burden; the caffeine drinks (coffee, tea, chocolate and colas.) Sunday — 9:30 am, Junior Summit Flr« Department, p&Ubtar- church school; 11 mm., Play tn, the American Legion Post 138, leoeteeteeieeeei m th* Beicon Hill Post, Veterans of group; Service and sermon, Foreign Wan for their services; all "Blessed are the poor In aplrlt, those friends and relative* who tent HUMAN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION for theirs is the kingdorh of heav- floral tributes ancf m«*s cirdi, at- tended the funeral or assisted In any en," first of a series, "The Eight manner; 8(ft. Flnneran of the Sum- Summit, New Jersey Beatitudes." mit Police Department and the McNam»r» Funeral Horn* (or effi- • Sensational Offer! * Tuesday — 7 p.m., Men's Club cient services rendered. Write for free booklet. dinner followed by meeting and - Bereaved Parents. r • program. STANLEY *nd ALICE MAK8YM. Oakes Memorial Church Methodist 1 120 Morris Avenue. Today—8 p.m., Choir rehearsal. m FRIGIDAIRE Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Church school: 11 a.m., Worship and ser- EXHIBIT T mon by Rev. Benjamin Dickin- son. Monday—* p.m., WSCS meet- ing with Mrs. Walter Vauaie, spir- itual life secretary of the New- AGAINST Automatic Washer ark District, as speaker; all are welcome. WITH A TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE OF UP TO First Ev. Lutheran Church Eev. Harry J. Carlson 111 Morris Avenue PICKPOCKET 3 - pvfli»r~Gonflrmation GO FOR YOUR • ,^>nv>.w — 2i50 ,pj».r Dorcas Society; t:l$ p.m., Board of Trus- f FURNACE Saturday — 6:30 pna., Distrtct OLD WASHER Lutheran Brotherhood banquet et Upsala College, East Orange, Why spend winter sf («r wlnlsr kttplng a Piek- speaker, Rev. C. Oscar Leonard- _pockatJ!«raae»4liat ««* »n fuel and money? eon, of Rock JWand, Illinois, ex- No matttr what kind ol fuel yeu use, year RMU -e«tttlve-4itector- of--.th« -Brothtr-. Ing system may nwd to bt ripUcid to give yen hood. low fuil WHi. ^ 3 Days Only • Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sunday — fl:45 a.m., Church Achool and Bible class; 11 A.m., }« ytw tunmtt 1 b*lht Worship; 3:30 p.m., Hi-Leaguers. •as hfpe « M kt Wednesday—8 p.m., The Martha Group will meet at the home of Miss Elizabeth Peterson, S31 Mountain avenue, Berkeley Trade ft In Heights. St. John's Lutheran Church Her. W. S. Hlnman, Tk.O. Terms To Suit It DeForest Avenue SAVE FUEL-SAVE MONEY! Saturday—10 a.m., Junior choir rehearsal; 11 a.m., Senior cateche- tical class. Suunday — 9:30 a.m.. Bible school; 10:45 «t.m., Worship and oil boiler WASHIR sermon, "The Shepherd." DRYER Monday — 8:15 p.m., Teacher training class at the home of Wal- _„„„„,„, eulet, clssn htati laitantaneous a«t COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC ter Orote. •-„;. J l»it BMM gnaUr lamfert snl kwir fuel bllli [' Tuesday—7:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop W. • U«S* from fullwldtli tap. Jewish Community Center a \r«da *• belting a»ws wt •1 Kent Place ItaafevaN f RanM Murray Gertfeon tt suqrwfctni RADIO SALES eorp. Today — $',*9 p.m., Hebrew • AM « tmmm etethea at any "Set Tht Mark* Brv.* School; 8:30 p.m., Men's Board. tlMM VtJcvlslM Haaiqeartsra Tomorrow — «: GENERAL • Mas t'tttwwvtey Unas Dia* If If moil. ELECTRIC Sunday- 10 a.m., Sunday school, Monday -• 3:4(1 p.m., Hebrew Cttfvtfeigyferelrtf school. • Hat Oaf*** Wataff W» lattall, f*rrt«a • «wr««tat Wednesday- 3:45 p.m., Hebrtw tv m t•• em ftsjir » ichoo!. , • water Home Fuel OH Co. HOME Brjgham Young those the site for the Mormon Temple at Bait 144 Mleiwal Av«nnt, left Ofen«i( N. J. Lake City In lfMT and tt was more than forty years In building. Telephone OR S-8000

Now INSURED i^ $10,000 CORPORATION CITIZENS •-"' I. JOSH* THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1951 School Claim May Take Nature Trips , OIL BURNERS Nature Deya for school ctaases Imnttdiat* Loweit at TraiLride Jlueeimi begin Mon- day, April 16, and will continue Installation Prices until school summer vacation, Mm. Mildred L. aulieon, nature aupor* visor of Th« Union County Pafk Commission, eaid today. EGETSI DEAN OIL COMPANY Morning or afternoon field tripe 24 Hour Service I into the Watchung Reservation nmy be scheduled by calling Hi*. wins For*i»ATIO\ i>MKS KI\«.N FAnwood 2-8484 M L. Rulbon, EII*abeth 2-W31. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT AS "RETAILER OF THE YEAH"' f OK FI'ATLHIXG NOTICE t)>* SALE NOTICE IS HEHKBY GIVEN th*t AMEHICA'SBEST K\ — $6.13 The above described lands to be told by thb City of Summit subject to television. Nationally-advertised brands like Tide and Pride, Quaker and restrictions of record, If any, and - The complete grassfood keeps lawns healthy, Zoning Ordinance of th« City of Sum- Campbell. , colorful and vigorous growing. It feeds lawns better for less — mit, at a regular meeting of th« Common Council on Wednesday eve« use only 1 Ib per 100 sq ft. 25 lbs - $2.50 100 lbs - 57.85 ning. April 18th, 1951, at 8:30 o'clock, E.S.T. at the City Hall In the City of And he soils them by the carload. Summit to the highest bidder and the City Clerk be and he hereby Is direct- ed to give notice of said sale u pro- For such a simple gesture they're going to stand him up before Summit Hardware & Paint Co. vided by law. « The Common Council has fixed by America's bluo-ribbon industrialists, gathered in the Commodore for the resolution a minimum price of $15,- 359 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. 0CO 00 for said lands and premise*. Brand Names Day Banquet, and salute htm as the "Retailor of the Year." Terms to be 10 To on acceptance Of. bid; balance on delivery of Bargain •nd Bale Deed within thirty (30) days Has anybody got a tuxedo, size 56, that Mijter Joe can borrow of acceptance of bid. Any llcenaea broker consummating -the tale other than the purchaser, shall be entitled to receive from the City of Summit, a commission not exceeding 5% of the sale price, from the proceed! cf said sale. The Common Council of the City of Summit reserves the right to rs- ject any or all bids for said land and to withdraw eatd property from sale at Its discretion: the other term* and conditions of sale to be determined by the City Clerk. Datid: April 3rd. 1951. BY ORDER OF THK " COMMON COUNCIL, WILLIAM R. GIL80N. City Clerk. 44-43 NOTICE April 3, 1951. . _ A_»pecl»I mwtlnft of th« Summit Zoning Ordinance Board of Adjust- . . An "' .. ment will be held In the City Hall Monday evening, April 16, 1951, at tight o'clock. Elective Laundry Service The application of the Overlook Hospital Association will be presented and taken up for consideration. Bald application requests an exception to the zoning ordinance regulating front set-backs In "fl-3" rone to psrmlt tha DOLLAR DAY SAVINGS on FAMOUS 5lbs...... 1.04 erection of a ilx-story extension and addition to the present Hospital build- LESSER QUANTITIES WILL BE SOLD AT REGULAR PRICES! QIMIIFMMMM 'IDS* • •#—••-• lw€ --. ...*i-:.~.-~ - ing, known as 179-199 Morris Avmue, .— with less front set-back from the Morris Avenue property line than pre- SHIRTS Finished ...... tea) 12c scribed by ordinance. Hawaiian Pineapple Juice Any objectors to the granting of thp above application will be heard lit sold time and place. 180, $1.00 46" $1.00 ZONING ORDINANCE BOARD or OF* ADJUSTMENT,. cant £ or cam Shirts, table and bed linens ... all the K1NGSLEY O. THOMSON, 7 & FRESH KILLED LONG ISLAND heavy ironing' is done. Everything else Secretary. Your Choice of Any is returned dry and folded. Or if you »ee«eeeee«ee«eeeeee«eeee DUCKLINGS DEL MONTE CLING Combination . . . . elect, any wearing apparel finished at SUPERIOR ILEND ifjr of I/if I9M r !0 j-oi. torn of CflmBb»H'» Ib. Sjirirtf Crap small piece charges. PEACHES 7 MEAT SOUPS 39 16-™. $|.00 Swifl'i ff«miom Smolnd ii. • cans J| t lipton'i Tsmate «r SAUSAGE NEAT 5 lb SWIFT'S 3 NOODLE SOUP MIX Collage Hans 79c MIMIUM Mb. <•!! J| Laundry • Cleaners SKINUSS •Mori* 19-6t. csnt af loxltr'i d MUSSELMAN'S Chopped Biel «> 65c HANKS WHITE POTATOES l«an Sugar Cu'to — I lit* ostt New Drlvi-Jr or " APPLESAUCE Cant ef Reysl rrlncs SLICED BACON MAKIS IVERY MEAL 4 LOUISIANA YAMS Coltoction 4 Delivery Service * PARTY! ~ _C§m eJLTayJsr'i «•*•••••••••••••••••••>•• 5 POTATOES KOUNTY KIST 11*1 b«H)»i «f Uf Cabin 4 PANCAKE SYRUP SHKTID RIP1 SWEET PEAS b*»tt«t •! flu* l«b«l 17M SI.00 cant J| 5 KARO SYRUP 19° 7 Oval lent sf D«l TOMATOES - FROZE* FOODS. 5 SARDINES IXTRA fANCY CAMPIEU'S WHITI RO» CONCffiTRATID 'i •!•• (an* *t M«»«-A-S«« Mclntosh Applet 3 ' 19c PORK&BEANS 8 SARDINES Ortagi Juki IAROI FANCY IIRBf IVI SUOAIW tllCIB IONIII1I * SKINIISI 1r 9 r »l»° 3 SARDINES Green Peppen 2"" 25c Strawberries " V tJ-»i. tan* «f Ht«M'i D»H|t

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•"fi THf SUWtMtT HEEALP. THURSDAY, A»ML I, IfSL Arlington, Hem; three ftandchi'. Daughters of the American Bev- many year* he wa* township treas- have been pushed through the Council if the ures, ref krtrar of voters, and au- rdea, and a brother, Arthur j the Women's Chamber of Markham of iKt Summit avenue of the Orange*. Stiff ditor. Withla ttw k*t yew, due to owner of the property had not been a mem- The funeral we* held Saturday a charter member of toe fsjlw* health, he moved to Clinton. ber of the Republican Committee." Ade afternoon in the Congregational ERALD League of Women Voters. He ii survived by n*» V*'*. " lUMM Church of KiWnfworth, with in. If the letter writer knows that this is Sirs. Johwton organised and kide (Shed) MarkbMn, • daugh- terment in the Evergreen ceme- true he should bring formal charges against was president for 15 yean of the ter, Mr». M«rcel Cwteran of CHri- tery,. Killingworth. the Council. If he has no basis for his state- Slapkwood branch of the Needle- ton; a »on, Francis E. Markham of ment he definitely is out of order and smear- work Guild of America. She WAS • xnember of the St George Epis- ing our city officials by his implications.' copal Church, Msplewood. The issue of the price of $40,000 for the A naUve of Perry, N. Y., Mrs. smm Johnston wa atbe daughter of the (OoaU&tsac Tfct Card property, plus $1,000 in legal fees, etc., rubltolud of th. Oummtt PublUhJa« Co. *f «rjr Tbursds; is questioned and called "unwarranted." The Ute R*v. James Earl Bills, pre- ta Bank attest, «ummUsummit,. W»Wrww Jwwr BnMr*4 •* Mooad siding elder td the Western New Mr 1 Its* st writer stated that "the fact that the price was •. J, uixur set of Mana I, l*rt. Happy Birthday! York MethodUt Conference, and b r ET» B. VocNs SB4 Carl S. Bulttt. the tame as that paid for the Dempsey prop- -. • - x * • of the late Mary Ann Gilbert _ orman & Oaris '/*"„ erty suggests a policy for any parcel ad- NOT UNTIL I had brought three children into the BiUs. She was married in 1885 to the lestrloe K. Artimr Adwtkrfag Mftitaget jacent to the business section if it is owned world did I realize what glorious times were awaiting me by the right parties." in the nature of birthday parties. A whole new fascinating late Edward Peters Wright, a Caff* HuMt VuHltm realm of entertaining has been created by the presence on Rochester, N. Y., shoe manufsc- ft it eantesf* ref******* (ft* The purchase price of the Dempsey lot turer. In 1112 she was married to Our scrupulous attention to «very detail U mbmltf* m i « «*• this globe of my offspring. What's more, there are endless was arrived at through the legal procedure the late Paul Stewart Johnson of esturat a itrvice which conforms to tha variations on the birthday party Rochester and Pittsburgh, Pa. fees* to fte $ of condemnation. The purchase price for the theme still ahead of me as my give birthday parties. Many mote highest standards of good tasto. times that number, we attend In addition to her two sons, M istffara to lfc# «ilf«r NUMI *• Ugn Card tract was obtained by having an ap- children graduate from the hot- Mrs. Johnston is survived by five U etaentise re- birthday paVtie*. I don't know All tht facilities of our modtrn funeral praisal made by three recognized realtors dog-picnic stage to the cokes-aad- which is worse. grandchildren and one great- grandchild. horn* are always at your lervice. D*Barua«ass who specialize in this work, one of which records stage to the strspless- ta was selected by the owner and the other two dress-«nd-Biltmore stage. If I am DEATHS Harold S. Markham by the city. It can be assumed that all three still alive by then. Harold Spencer Markham, 69, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, IMI Mrs. Bettie G. DatiH of Clinton, Conn., died March 28 served honestly and capably. Both transac- I should have nad a few ink- Mrs. Bet tie G. Dawaon, mother In the Middlesex Hospital, Middle- tions are matters of public record and there ling* of the tremendous signifi- of Mrs. Frank Hardy of S Sussex town, Conn. Roberl D. MCA'* 100 Years has been no attempt to hush things up or to cance of birthday parties even avenue, Chatham, and Edgar K. He was the son of b- ^iTnoBt citiesthere iiain active Youung Wen's cilities is open to all. This newspaper has twelve-year-old boy in a Tuxedo Born in Latrobe. Pa., as Betrie the night of his birthday, and be- seque&tly' establishing his home In Summit 4-0211 Christian Association playing a dominant on many occasions spoken in favor of more Girtrue Keepers, she was one of ing told hia mother waa giving seven daughters and two son*, Killingworth, Conn., where for rile in the activities of the communities. In parking areas and will continue to do so for a formal dinner party for him and tracing her ancestry back to tlie •mailer towns and hamlets there may be we honestly believe that adequate parking his little pali. Said twelve-year- Peter Stillvragon of Revolutionary old didn't rrnch up to my shoul- no "Y" building but the name ia neverthe- is vital for Summit's economic welfare. days. der, but he had bought his best Services were held Friday at 11 less well known. We acknowledge those who believe dif- girl a gardenia for the occasion, am. at Strader's Funeral Home and waa as full of aplomb as Fred I Yet, as widely as the letters YMCA are ferently and will always hear them out—if in Latrobe, Rev. Howard Emerick they speak fairly. But opposition such as was Astaire. of the Latrobe Methodise Church k^own, however, it is doubtful that every- Tuxedos and gardenias at officiating. Burial was in Unity expressed in this letter is hitting below the Cemetery, liear Latrobe. one is familiar with all the ramifications of belt and relies heavily upon "smear" tactics. twelve. What's left in the way of excitement? Such a world-weary Surviving ye the son and services the organization renders to the in- If such charges of malfeasance, crookedness, crew they will all be before they're daughter, two ^grandchildren ami d vidual community, to the nation and to the political favoritism and arbitrary rule can out of high school. They will a sister, Mrs. C. W. Jobson in East Liverpool, Ohio, world. not be proven, then they should be left un- have seen it all and done it all, long before they hit the Ivy said. And in any event such charges should Mn. Paul & Jahattosi I To some, the "Y" represents a swimming League. be made directly to the Council. ~~ Funeral services were held Fri- But I am only a mother, still in pjjol, a gymnasium or a room while away Perhaps we are being naive but we think day for a former New Providence ft||om home. To others it means a summer the process of catching up with resident, Mrs. Jessie Bills Wrignt SINGER SEWING COURSES that Summit is one of the few communities the times. And I cannot be quite Johnston who died March 28 at 4mp. Then there are those who see it as an in this nation that does not have the taint of as blase on the subject of birth- the home of her son, D. Went- activity group where one may relax in sports, dirty politics. If we are wrong, then we day parties M are the youngsters. worth Wright of Basking Ridge. ENROLL THIS WEEK IN THE FIRST PLACE, birth- The services were held at th* r lading or conversation. To those interested strongly urge the author of the letter to lose day celebrations begin literally at no time in making formal charges to back chapel of Restland Memorial BASIC AND ADVANCED LESSONS u boys* work and progressive youth devel- the cradle level. When your child Park, East Hanover. Rev. Nor- up his statements. is one year old, you invite his man M. Post, rector of St. Mark's jtront the YMCA is a creative force work- contemporaries over for a little Church, Basking Ridge, offici- Dressmaking & Home Decorating g for a better society. In Summit the "Y" party. You see, you never can be- ated. Burial was in Restland gin too soon to prepare him for represented by a building, somewhat Perfection Is a Dull State Memorial Park. CoN Su. 6-6278 For Information (Baltimore Sun) social situations. Of course, since Before moving to Basking the one-year-olds can't amble • amped, which provides facilities for rest, Perfection, If it were attainable—though Ridge, Mrs, Johnston had resided laxation, physical development and com- down the street under their own for six and a half years at the it is something most misguided persons con- power, you are forced to invite New Providence home of another n unity responsibility and usefulness. tinually strive for—, would be, if attained, their mothers. Immediately you son, John S. Wright. She tras 86 a very dull thing. And we have found most are threatened with the problem years old. Singer Sewing Center Thia coming week the YMCA is com- of a double menu. Something di- A resident of Ma pie wood for 30 rremorating the 100th anniversary of its people whose attitude towards others im- gestible for the babies, and some- plies their own perfection, very dull people. years, Mrs. Johnston was active funding. Throughout the nation and the thing more stimulating for the in ciub and civic affairs of that 387 Springfield Ave. mothers. community She was a member world there will be functions and ceremonies We are reminded of this by a report from SUMMIT. N. J. England of a bridge game in which each No matter who Is In the group, of the Mat»Iewood Woman's Club,- h moring the event in recognition of the great one child will cry constantly the Watchtower Chapter of the of four players picked up his hand and found through the proceedings, having si rvices it has offered to persons in all walkji thirteen cards of,the same suit. Astonishing I been rudely awakened from his o life, in all types of communities and in nap for this festive occasion, an- Let's not be skeptical. Let's assume that otfter will be taken ill, several many lands. In our own country the birth- it did happen. What are the chances of its will be caught short without d iy will be recognized in communities. happening? According to the best mathe- change of pantiea, and two more matical authority available the chance of one aggressive little fellows will spend ! What the YMCA has meant to the nation all their time trying to claw each person holding a hand of thirteen cards of aid to the many, many millions of present other's eyes out as they beat on the same suit is 1 in 635,013,559,600. the floor with the host's most ex- and past members can not be over estimated. According to the same authority the pensive educational toy. In a democracy such as ours its success- chance of two such hands being held is the THE GAME STAGE comes all fil management and progress begin on the too soon, and that is even worae 37th Annual Statement figure given above multiplied by 814,425,444. At least for me, because I am to- lecal level. In Summit the YMCA is as And to get the chances of four such hands tally unable to organize the proper rruch a part of our community life as our being held as to one, multiply the product games for the proper ajge level like an efficient camp counsellor, sihcols and churches. It is an organization of the first two figures given by 10,400,600. I don't like games an way. But dltn, a Christian purpoaa. offering pur boys Now, while you have the time, just figure I have led a band of rlght-year- :*hlt'-oute;:liut^ ie^..,tojw*:::thro^ and young men a channel through whlcH swamp aa they tracked down a MARCH 31; 1951 tnty can work with others in building a bet- possible even though the chances of its hap- hidden treasure far from home pening is a long one—very long. After all. I have organised circus parties tf r town and a better world. that may be a good thing. For when any- where each guest made nokes like l h thrminy thing like that happens about all anybody wild animals, tore down the car- Tha HerlW ' w t nival trimmings in their excite- can do is to exclaim and give the story to ASSETS her friends of the YMCA in wishing the ment, and too realistically locked -;«<••: ganization a happy 100th birthday, con- the newspapers. up one of their fellows in the wood cabinet where hia cries for help fident in the rich succeufulness of its con- As for the bridge game in which the nearly went unnoticed. CASH AND U. S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ... .$1,154,149.00 monstrous hand occurred, it wasn't much of ibutions toil the community, the nation and The successful birthday party Officers: a game. We take it that the player holding hostess, I have decided, must be STOCK OF FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ...... 40,000.00 world in the years yet to come. the thirteen spades won the bid and laid his one part psychologist, one pdrt Kinsvlr.v C. hand down. There was no opportunity for Girl Scout, and one part politician. JVetfafmt FIRST MORT^AGELOANS /•^7T77T7T:7~.Tr.7"i1J44Bti3.IB competition, no test of judgment, no fencing She must never admit weariness.. ntear Tactics Deplored She must always be cheerfully Charles H. Ackle?, OTHER ASSETS „ 32.252.3! with bids, no asking oneself what to lead or resourceful. She must be subtly Exrcutir+ Yitm PremiJemt Last week we published a letter from a what card to play. The ensuing game was competitive, so the parties in her ader who obviously finds fault with the home will be newer and bigger John G. Voectlea, r< dull. l*lc« Pr«*i4*nt otnrnon Council's approval of an ordinance and better than the parties in $3,571,784.34* So, too, perfection in other things would other homes, thereby bolstering •ml Sr*> •kf *O« » * Flavor and Fine Value!

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Dash Dog Food Boek Shad . . * 35« Shrimp * 79« ati aw Ferfifitd wHh liver 1 21X29. Porgiee '- - *2»« Smeltg ^ * 38a Mv »#9i CodfiUet FREE PARKING 21 SUMMIT AYE ADJOINING STORE •- f~ *'•'• ';''>• -'«"•",• --1 Wt* m Nw« THE SUMMIT HEEALP. THURSDAY. APRIL 1,1981 The Itmall, dftrk" persons t Greptont Pork Unit to mni in Ireland, Scotland and \Va;^ M&MExtends Hear 0r. L M. CpHiiit may b« deswendant* of an *ncit'nt Presbyterians Sendee Tribute Parent Education Dr.pUurence M. ColliM, clinJ- race of which the Basque*, ca} director ot the State Hospital Spain, are the* principal .i Group to Hold Lead to 7 Games; at Greystone Park, will be the according to the En Horough list 3 Events Given Red Cross Britannica. #peaker at the next quarterly meeting of the Greystone Park caa work through church channels Starting Tomorrow Workers at Fete Meeting on Scouts Mandato Excels Association to be held on April BOROUGH—M & M extended for world paaca. Tht public is in- BOROUGH —,5RM| Jhre«byttriaa BOROUGH — La»t Thursday BOROUGH — A dUcuwlon on 12, at 2:30 o'clock, in Voorhees Methodists to night the New Providence Borough Boy and Girl Scouting will take Its lead to atven games in the Cottage, Greystone Park. * vited to bear heir. She it available Book Club progreaaive «upper la New Providence Bowling League for churchet and organisations branch of American Red Croat held place at the second of a serka of The public is invited to hear one of the highlights of the year's « dinner meeting in honor of IUI re- P.T.A. parent • education meetings by winning two from Firemen "B" Dr, Collins, who will explain the Hear World through the MOOR ISO Fifth Ave- tn matches roiled on Berkeley program, and friends and member* tiring and incoming officers at the under the direction of Mrs. Milton methods and procedures pertain- nue, in New York. MM* Gilley tnada Presbyterian parW> h»u»e. Hus- Recreation lanea March 28. Fire- ing to discharge of patients from of the Church mn invited to make Anderson, parent education chair- men "A," the runnera-up, lost a Service Speaker many frj*a# on h«r preriovu vlaU band* of the member* were a$«e§ai man, la the library of Lincoln the State Hospital, and to learn th« round* on Saturday evening! guest*, and the table* w«w deco- pair to Five Aces, BOROUGH — Wm M«ry Lou to T^ew Providence when aha School on Wednesday, April 11, of the work of the Greyrtone Park April the 7th, starting at 6:30 orrated with red roaea and Red Qroa* * Bill's and B & L posted double GUley of Cmnford will *pea*t in apoke prior to going oven***, all from 1 to 2:30 p.m. This meeting Association in behalf of the 7 p.m, The four couiwos will be place card*. Rev. Richard A. Bryan victories over Harry's and Junior patients. New Providence Methodist Church who hav« k«pt in touch with her is for mothers of puplli in the Order "A." Paca Club swept served at the homm of Mra. Mil-invoked the blessing. Sunday t:43 a.m. in Church School, for these months will look forward third through the sixth grades. agairut Junior Order "B" Daughter Left Estate and at 11 am. in tht Church Ser- dred fcundberf, Mb* Marjorie Kek- The new officer* who were in- M & M. gained team scoring to hearing of her experience* on stalled are: Mr*. Curtb Gray, Uim Mary Fitrpatrlck, execu- Caroline B. Yates, who died viee. Mia* GiUey went aa an Amert- ler, and Mia* Dorothy Maaon, and honor* rolling 2488 for three game thia vWt. chairman; Mm, Jack Kerns, vice- tive secretary of the Summit Area here February 27, left her estate can representative to * Waldenniati It the Partoh House. William J. Girl Scouts, and Dale Cronic, field series and 851 for single game to a daughter, Josephine M. IOOTHAKERS TO MEN chairman; Mra. Julian Kurzmann, score. Joe Mandato of this team Work Oamp high in the Julian Ohan, vice-president, la planning « secretary; and Mm John Marah, executive of the Watchung Area OMara of 437 Springfield avenue, Alp» in July 1949 where she apent WSCS to GIv. Council of the Boy Scouts, will came through with individual scor- who is named executrix and bene- »hort entertainment to concludejhe treasurer. Mr. M. k W«ld U the ing honors porting a single game two month* in Agape. From hen* BOROUGH — There will be a blood-donor program fchairman. explain the varied program offered ficiary. Application of probate of evening'* program. The donation k In scouting, illustrating with spe- tally...-of. 213 and a three giiine «he went to France for two'months, combintd meeting of the WSCS of Mr*. William Landmeaaer, vice- the will has been made to Charles then to England for a tour. Since 50c p«r pewon and reservations cial scout film*. Mrles of 548. New ProvlOence Methodist Church chairman of the branch, gave a League stand in ga: A. Otto, Jr., surrogate, Elizabeth. hat been In the employ of Church should be made through the church Tea will be served at one o'clock on A.pH! 11 at 8 p.m. at th« church. office in the monninir, Summit ten-year resume of the branch ac- Toam Wr 1, Pit World Servi.ce in Munich, Ger- in the school cafeteria by the fol- M AM 63 21 .7-Vl 6-7018, or Mtea helen Armstrong, tivities, mentioning humorous an- many eine« 1W9, working with A play, "Chant to the Living," lowing clasj room mot hern: Mm. Summit 8-3248-J, by 8 o'clock Fri- ecdote* as well &s wartime accoin- Fl'rem*ii "B'" «« 3"» -M7 Displaced persons under the Inter* coached by Mm. Richard Harsh, pltohment. She cited particularly William Cunningham, Mrs. A. Hurry'i ** «'» •'>"* will bt> given. The cant canal* ta of day evening, April the 6th, KHe Adi 42 42 ,OT national Relief Organisation. She the decade of devoted wsrvlee of Theodore Bahr, Mrs. Denton ft A |, 41 43 .4M» is now<4n the employ of the Metho> Mm. W. B. Oadmu* Mn. Van M. The Evening Group of Ihe Worn- Mrs. Arthur G, Harms, who haaSmith, Me*. William Newbery, Pwt-a Club «1 «3 •«« diet Commlttfe for Overaeaa- Re- Couvina, Htm. N. Mo»h««, Mm. R. en'a Aiwoclatlon will hold their been directing the branch, activi- Mr*. Fred Schubert and Mrs. Al- Junior Or«)cr "A" 3» 4" ,0 .403 lief In thi# country, and i* well third meeting on Tuesday, April 10, ties a» chairman since the begin- fred Johanson. Bill I 1» 65 .226 Refreshment* will be aerved follow- at 8 o'clock. The newly elected of- ning of World War II. In addition qualified to «pw*k on how the chil- ing the meeting. Cofll still is hewn from the work- dren, youth, and adults of America ficer* will be in charge of the to Mre; Harms and Mra. Land- Locd Hair Stylists meeting: JnMiie Gatow, Chairman; mesaer, the retiring officer* are: ings beneath the Solway Firth, IN SPRING Marion Wenman, 1M Vlce-Chalr- Mr». Dayton Parcella, secretary; Attend N. Y. Exhibit Scotland, more than five miles man; Mercella Baldwin, 2nd Vice- Miss Kathleen Krayer, treasurer; Miss Peggy Reasor and Mis* from shore. A few *howeri, a little Harm Chairman; Petty Miller, Recording Mra. Richard Badgley, chairman Margaret Farr, hair stylists of the mnsliiii' and i great rliange Secretary; Barbara Bentley, Cor- of canteen; Mrs. . Frank Mason, Templj Halrdreaaing Salon, 9 Ma- AT NO INCREASE comes over the land. Mm responding Secretary; Gladys Rau- home service; Miss Harriet Badfc- ple street, returned this week from dress up in new suits and aeher. Financial Secretary. Sewing the Hairdressers International Con- IN PRICE come to us for shoes In tlie ley, first aid: Mrs.-.Charlc* Blaelf. very (inert ralf, fasliiorifd will be done for San Juan hospital all, production Mto* Helen Arm- vention and Exhibition held for five days at Grand Central Palace, bv the very best rrnflsmen, and a brief description will be strong, Junior Red CroM. in the very later! ttyles . . . ihade of the work that Is bring New York. /They demonstrated rcrtitin' that our «hoe» give Fertilizers done through thii institution. nefv ha'r styles and conferred with them tliat tmarU »iicfr^ful Friends and members "are* ~, N. Y.# Mill- 2. ThU ordlnanc» ihtll tfck* effect Democratic parties. burn, N. J., White Plains N, V., J ALTERATIONS • NEW WORK • REPAIRS Immediately In the manner provided NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Stamford, Conn., Newark, N. J., j by l»w. the following places have been chosen Enflewood, N. I., I'atminidale and \ c I. Willlwn R. OiUon, City Clerk of for the holding of the Primary Elec- Hempstfad, I,. I. the Civ- of Summit, do hereby certify tion ana General Election together that the foregoing Ordinance mi In- with a brief description of the bound- Hillburn & Farmingdah AMERICAN RADIATOR IOIURS troduced for Ant reading «.t a rctultr ary line* or each election district; Open on Sundays STANDARD meeting of the Common Council .held MUST DISTBIOTr Polling Plaee, on Tu«wtejr evening April 3, 1831, mid Lincoln School Auditorium. Academy WATER HIATUS that ««id Ordinance mil be aubmltted Street. FIXTURES for conalderatloa and nn»l pasHge »t the next regular meeting of the Com- All that portion of tiw Borough • When your house needs GAS STOWS mon Council to be held on Wednes- east of the line formed bv the center LIQUOR day evening;. April 18, 1931. at the lines of Pausio Street, South Street fixing — and you need a City Rail at 8:30 o'clock at which and Olensidfl Road to the boundary Rooter, Carpenter, Plumber tlmt and plao« any persons who mty line of said Borough with the City be Interested therein will t>» given of Summit. or Interior Decorator—just SIZES AAAA to EE^p, 516 an opportunity to be heard concern- SECOND DISTRICT: rolling Flaci, bryant SUmmit 6-2951 • . . avoiding disappoint- ing »uch Ordinance. fire Houie. Paaaato Street. look in those convenient Dated: April 3, 1931. All thit portion of the Borough "Yellow Pages" of your CdPWUtht LA ment In service and quality! wwt of the line formed by the cen- LEWIS AVE. SUMMIT W1IXIAM K. OILSOM, ter line* of Passslo Street, South Telephone Directory. 5ai«T5^;;;27 City Clerk. Street and Olenslde Road to the f boundary Una of said Borough with New Prorldsnot Township. NIW JERSEY 1EU LIQUOR THE VALLEY SHOP Dated: At New PioTtdenct Borough, TILEPHONE BOOTMAKERS TOMEH March 90, 1»S1. 41 PARK PUCI, NIWAMC, N. t. STORE H. B. PRATT THOMAS C. MUSSON, COMPANY BUSINESS KEW rURNITUIUB Borough Clerit. Phtna ... Mfrfctl I-7lfJ BEEQ-WINtS-LIQUORs-MfOBfER Nationally adftrtlatfl and cotton A^UftfffV ; aflPfilCfl Ysl AVIV #B%J>^tflKtf^r > „. .";,, ".;• . *T • * m ~ iMr"iSnp JV jy ^MWl* ?"<*'lw^l# m •- -. SOUTH <.T • NttVPROVIDENCf VUH Our Show Boom— DIRECTORY vMtay ««.rwat«hBai n «-ifu I

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IUY UNTOD ITmm ILUI SHUniR INN GMFRTH PIANO COMPANY *m P. M. t» i A. til MORRIS ITIIHWAT MIMIIIHTAnVII SAVONtf IONDS I F, M. Ui i A, ML Union, N. MOAD STIItT, NfWARK %$ NIW J Wilt <^mm*A. April 18. at sical, cooking, publishing the ed by the group Friday and Sat-April 2, has written the New Providence Township Com- i»:45 a-m. To rnrt>ii, tall EVEN THE" See Columbia school newspaper, marionettes, urday, April 27 and 28, in the Co- niit 6-4076. etc. Thomas Hughe* of the faculty lumbia School Auditorium. mlttee about the proceedings of the latter body in a dis- produced the film, which was 60 The ticket committee is headed cussion about the Mountain avenue cut-off at their March 7 ELECTION NOTICE meeting. At that meeting the School in Films minutes long. by Truman Fowler and Roger off at all. I will write of but a j TOWNSHIP O» MetUler, a a co-chairmen, and Township Committee was divided - TOWNSHIP—More than 400 Music Festival, Slay 4 in its opinion about the, condition few. parents, the largest group this members of their committee in- Ai you know, th« road wu con- NOTICE IS HEHKHV lilVKN ii, Lorraine Conover, music super- clude Mrs. Charles Markham, Mm. of the above named road which tho Dutrii-t BotircU uf HU'IMI. »I year to attend a PTA meeting, visor, announced that the school's was built with the aid of State structed with State Aid funds. Sit III U\v hrieliulur UroJUIViiirsl \,\h>-<". Chariei Truppi, Mrs. Grovtr The total appropriation, however, ia the Towii*hip o{ N.w Proviiteiit-.. PROFITS! witnessed the film inaugural of annual musical festival will be of- Friedemah, Mrs. Gordon Proctor, funds. Councilman Stuehler'* let- between the hour* of 7 A M mul >. $ 'Columbia School in Motion" in ter follows: lacked by roughly 30 per cent be- P.M. KST on Tuesday. April 11 :iy, fered in the school auditorium the Mrs. George Kempf, Mrs. Charles tor the purpuM- of t\'iiuuv'iii - u I'n- thf echool'j auditorium Monday ing sufficient to do the work. ( evening of May 4. Several choruses Wadas, Miss Marian Rodgeiw, Mrs. ' Herald Reported Uted mwy El.ction for ihr .Uii,,', i night. . Consequently, at a meeting-field CiU» for the of (Ire* hrr.lunfr,- will be featured including kinder- Mark Townsend. Thomas All«n, As chairman of the Road Com- M Kenneth Bothwell, principal of in the Supervisor of State Aid's dealgnatrtl. Said boards will al.,« ir.;•!•• U. S. Gov't. Graded A" » garten, fir.it and second grade; Joseph Takacs, Henry Blohm, R. mittee of the Borough of New Ill the same pku:t-& on Tu, MJJJ jjr. the school, in welcoming the par- ihirAfQurUi-and-iifth grade; a Providence, I was both surprised Office of the State Highway De- veniber 8th. 1951 for the purpo.M i-r J. Guenther and Philip Friend. partment In Trenton, it wasconducting i. General U«o:lou for the ent*, explained that film was pro- girls' glee club, a, hoys' club, to- and chagrined that members of election of the official:, herein a to. Bank & Sked. other members of our official sideration Monday night An in- division of cost waa over 3 to 1 mittee for both the Republican and OR mch member of the instruction surance counsellor in attendance Bryan's bounced out of the cellar family. Democratic partle*. ft staff, together with the janitors in favor of the Township. Con- by invitation said that the poli- by sweeping against the Pact Considering the many difflcul- sequently the Borough'* share of NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that either stoking the furnace or cies would pay medical expenses Club who dropped to last place. tiea connected with this project the following place* h»v« been ii' checking on some school equip- the-money~was-entirelv-*xpende4 10XOh!lldU{Jg04Jl«PPf ifHftf 5«rflKl up to $500. New Providence • Berkeley and which are now history, the while the Township found itself Oeneral Election together with a brief BROILERS ment. Too, there were the school description of the boundary llnea of Heights Lions Club and Pine Tree wonder is that we have th» cut-with a very comfortable balance physician, dentist and nurse at A tie ensued for the attendance Inn posted double wins over the each election dUtrtct FARM FRESH banner for the meeting between now available for other Township FIRST DISTRICT _ Polling Plsce. work on the health program for American Legion, New Providence Lady ol Mt. Carnicl Hall. NattilMd 33: roads. This condition is a tribute, til the youngsters. the classes of Mrs. Natale Mar- Avertil<- Post 433 and J. K. Smlt. In my estimation, to the acumen Beginning at ft point In th* center Whatever the activity, the film tlnelli and Mrs- Marguerite Wood. Church Guild line of the- Delaware, Lackawanna & Delia'* won team scoring honors and alertness of your Messrs. Western ' Rallrond (Passnlc mid Deln- rolling a three-game aerie* of 2428 Hears Author Proctor and Monica who took w»re Branch) where the «am« JS'IH- and high single game of 880. Tony leading parts in the negotiations, temcted by the dividing line between The Case of the Vanishing GasoUne Bill! TOWNSHIP—The Diamond Hill the Township of New Provldrnon and Delia, of that team won three game While the road lies largely in the Borough of New Providence- series score of 017. High single Community Church Guild had as thence In « westerly direction «1OIIK ROASTING Elementary, Watson ...he drives an its speaker last night Mr* Arthur the Borough, I believe its greater the center line of laid Railroad to a game score of 201 was posted by benefits will accrue to the Town- point in th* center line of Pin In- Auggie Stiller of Mandato's. Wwright, author and lecturer. At field Avenue new the Berkeley Helghti this meeting 17 new members ship. Ita existence shows what Station; thence along tlic center line League standings: can be done when two communi- of PUtnfleld Avenue loutherly to a Team W. L. Petwere welcomed. point In tha center line of Mountain CHICKENS ties get together in mutual good ENGLISH FORD ,619 Avenue; thence along the center line Carlones _ M 32 Plans are under way for « smor- will working for a common goal. of Mountain Avenue westerly to a and has whittled his fuel bills down to prac- Mandatoi 50 M gasbord supper to be held in the point In the dividing line of the Town- JMandato'. K 8mli t 5048 30 .J71 In conclusion, permit me to of- ilUp of New Providence and Warren tically nothing. Up to fl miles to the gallon! Pine Tree Inn .1 « 38 .548Lee Community Room, Saturday, .Township, Somerset County; thf nee American legion 44 40 .5 fer the thought that the proper April 21. There will be two sit- nlong the dividing line between said DelU's .-— 44 40 .534 forum for discussion of matters Townships in a northerly direction to See the new ANGLM and PREFECT models at tings, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Mrs. Richard Llom Club M 49 .484 lying within the Borough's juris- th« PoNialc River; thence along the Banks & Sked 37 47 .441J. Brit tain hears the planning com- center of aald River In a general ea*t- BURRIS of Esstx County, Inc. Bryan'* 90 54 .351 diction is before the Borough mittee, on which are serving Mrs. orly direction to the dividing line Central Ave. at 2nd St^ Nttcark Hkrktt $4)366 Pac» Club „..- M » .3*8 Council. Our mayor and council between the Township of New Provi- Direct From Farm William Oertler, Mrs. Reginald P. dence and the Borough of Now Provi- give everyone a careful and con- Vincent, Mrs. M. K. Porter, Mrs. dence; thence along the dividing line i To You siderate hearing and have always between tnld Township and Borough, ! Henry-J. Angelbec amd Mm. Jus- southerly to the point or place of •' Pfc. La Pierre extended every courtesy to any- tus Bower, Mrs. Mark Towneend beginning. •• ' SANA I.AC one feeling aggrieved. SECOND DISTRICT—Polling Place, j is chairman of the ticket com- Columbia School. Plalnfleld Avenue ! Beginning at a point In the center • Completes Special mittee. line of the Delaware. Lack&wanm & Western Railroad (Piuuaic it Delaware CAPONS ib. DELICIOUS NON-FAT Township Bowling Branch) where the same It Intersected by the dividing line between the SWEET MILK TO DIIIXK Course at Dix Dancing Class Township of New Providence and the ! 49 Borough of New Providence; thence | TOWNSHIP — Pfc. Wilfred La Ail-Stars Turn in a westerly direction along the Pierre, son of Mr. end Mrs. Wilfred centtr line of said Rallrosd to n point I Holds Dinner In th» center line of PUlnflp'.d Ave- : Hormel Ready To Eat L« Pierre, 28 Washington avenue, TOWNSHIP—A group of mem- nue near the Berkeley Heights 8ta- • tel Ready TO cat HBH ••• Berkeley Height*, ha» auccess- Tables on Boro tlon: thence nlong the renter llnf of bers of the Monday night danc- Plalnfleld Avenue southerly to a pulnt fuliy completed the Typewriting ing class taught toy Miss Alice TOWNSHIP— A Uam of all-In the center line of Momitsin Ave- nue thfticn along the renter llnr of and Army Administration Course ! RADIO SALES CORP. Maloney of Summit In the Leestars from the Township Bowling Mountain Avenue westerly to A point designed, to teach students the Community Room of the Diamond League turned the table* on aIn tho dividing line of the Township ba*ic elements of Army clerical of New Providence and Wiirren Town- Hill Community Church, held a team of a'1-otara from the Newship. Somerset County; thence alonp; HAM administrative work. buffet dinner Saturday at theProvidence Bowling League, .lend- the dividing line between said Town- AMS 55 ing the latter home Sunday after- ships southerly In n fioutlvrly direc- Ib. Conducted by the »th Divteion church. . i tion to the rent»- Presents 2515 score In a match rolled on tweon said" Township of New Provl- Fort Dix, New Jersey, this course sored by the mother's committee, rtonc# and t!i« Borough nf Wstehiing: Shank Half ^T ^W la fight weeks in duration, during the Berkeley Recreation lane* here. thence along the smttherlv h'Mindnry marked the end of the season of line of said Township of New Provl- which time the students are taught this class for teen-age boys and Sedgie Phillippl of the borough dflnc« nnd following the renter of the duties of battery and company girls from this vicinity. The com- outfit took individual scoring Oreen Brook In a general esiit'rly di- rection and through the center of SMOKED CALA clerks. mittee of mothers includes Sirs. honors rolling a high three game Seeley's Pond and up Blue nrnok to William Johnson, Mrs. Truman series of K91 and posting a single the dividing line between »nld Town- Entering the Army December game score of 224. ship of New Providence and the Cllv 29, Newark, J?£c. Lft.Pierre received Fowler, Mrs. Harvey Benner, Mrs. of Summit; thenee along unld rtlvid- Stanley Eaton, Mrs. R. C. Stephen- The match, a three game total ihK lliif' Ih R' KfhefnT iiortliefTv direc- basic training at Fort Dix tion the dividing line between said son, Mrs. George Barberich, Mrs. pin contest, showed these results: Township of New Providence uiirt the Arthur Howard and Mrs. Welter Towmhlp Borough of New Providence; thence C. Monies. Jr. 198 14fl 183—527 along Kftld dividing Hue In n lu-neriil HAMS Hartig. J. Ferlllo 177 311 17J-MU westerly and northerly direction to 5-7 lbs. After th« dinner there were spe- C. ClurK ... KM 135 127—429 the point or place of beginning. a. Dtnyo ...:„.... 157 ^20 !M-^Hi March 30V1931." clal dances arranged and con-r. Anderson ...... 117 184 168—47» ducted by Mrs. William Johnson. w c nusso, average Totals 843 879 817 2S39 Township Clerk. A collection was taken and pre- Borough 44-45 eujfced as a donation to the church. H. Fwrliaphno . ... 167 151 127—44S D. O»born« - lflfl 2OJ 145—513 3. Mandnto .. 200 123 181—484 8. Phlllppl 192 ITS 224—581 SMOKED BEEF LOANS SCREENS, F. Met 159 1«7 158—483 All HIM lit stock 1951 COMBINATION DOORS Totals ....."...-"tti HI 113 2515 KNOTTY PINI PANIUN& KAISER To It Shown at Strand and PI v wood. Cedar Pfekcti, Celling MMI rtnMtt. I* NTIIM Tile. MiionlU, Meuldlnii. Corner A British film, "Kind Hearts Wf 4 •IRlhl If flSW •MS* ISHI Cabinetf, Doors, Insulation, Hard- and Coronets," will be shown at •alt** hrt«n#«t«fh •**• war*. 7 and 9 p.m. at the Strand Theater HENRY J. HILTON on Tuesday, The illm Is endorsed SCREEN ft LUMBER'CO. by the College Club of Summit Immediate 2170 Springfield Avt. whose Education Committee lias received many requests for the Delivery Vflux toll presentation of the picture, PICTURE TUBE UNM108 Open Sun, A.M. NO DOWN PAYMENT In a review, Cue magazine 3* MONTHS TO PAY ©•lied the comedy of multiple FOR QUALIFIED VITS homicide "dtft, witty, vastly hu- morous." The cast Includes Don- "World's Top Trader" BACON nil Price, Alec Guinness, Joan Greenwood and Valeric Hobson. Thumb-nail reviews of the Compare These Prices! month's bookings are available at LARSEN the public library on a display KAISER-FRAZER easel behind the information dwk. Opm Evtning* Due to a change in the theater's 455 Valley St. Mopl.wood policy no matlneers are given RUG CLEANING Economy On The Maplewoml-Houth No tones Monday through Friday. The only Orange Line WE HAVE IT! IUDGET SERVICE showings of foreign film* are Lowest No Waste SALE Tuesday nights, FERRIS Price POR / Hickory Smoked . »a 20% 4 SHIRTS HNISHID SPRINGTIME AND N«t HAMS •"• IN CANS DISCOUNT mi SUMMER USE. Sll'ft TIIiEVISIOH AT IT! 10* MM* «*#l shirt BEST! «0" tcreen! Lustrouf H 10* VMk sMi penwl mahogany cabinet! gylvani* engi- April .4tk Comfortable and iturdy neering means day-in-day-out de- SEE! . .. folding Wheel chttlrg SUBURBAN pendable pirform«nw~Movt«- far ifl/f or rent$ Clwr*. Rodc-Stwwly picture! HEAR! Be first to own th§ newest In tele- COMPARE! Enjoy These Savings .'.' vision .,. Sytvftnk'f flOth Anniver- Free Delivery CORBY'S RADIO SALES CORP. rnichtman's ]% Center MARKcT "Sw Iht Maria Bn$." Laundry, Inc. 442 Springfield Avt. ffcto OiiWrf 321-317 MMwn Avt. ESTABUSHED 1K1 Su. 4-1000 SURGICAL DEPARTMENT mm Summit e-UTO, 1-2471 **'** , onw nvranr BVBMRa cwm • I Summit 4-7171 THE SUMMIT HtRAtO. THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1951 »*eo M Leg band* indicate tome 4- "I seat her the the speaker next Tuesday wild to drlak American Cancer Society. den widow" in Alabama had writ- that tif she did not nave tae money facetiously, ducks bave lived e* l by April 1 she would be dis- money." b« William C Oope, jretafcai of tefr ihad rusted, Mrs Sitara, reported that tbe ten to the director saying she Wat yeas* and wild feese an, VolunteenAkl possessed. Chairman of the meeting was reeeat showing of a tUrn entitled in idesperate need of $680, to pay Drake Business to absorb strength from "Breast Self-Examination" and the the mortgage on her farm, and "Of course," said tbe director Arthur Mauser, who announced the eteel following question and answer pe- $6^000 Cancer Drive riod was mart informative. The oe< The Summit *anu*J drive of tike carton was sponsored by^tfee Fort American Oancer Society, which nightly Club. Dr. William O. opened on Sunday, i» being aJAed toward obtaining iu $6,000 foti Wuester, director of the Green HAVE by the Volunteer Service* Commit- Memorial Tumor Clinic in Eliza- YOU tee under the chairmanship of beth General Hospital, answered Mrs, Bjomulf Johaaen of Madison the questions. TRIED •venue. Working in conjunction with the campaign committee »r* Che 0M Guard Hears ROYOX following member* of the Volun- teer Services Committee: SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Ytli Mrs, Johssea, If in Edna Cham- YMCA Story from berlin, chairman, service «.» the association had its inception in England by George Williams. Miss Chamberlin reporteiMJriis The centennial of its birth in this Spy lit. 10 q». Con 184 YOU GET 20 OUAW5 week that during 1950 eight utiitl; country, was 100 years ago, and •o» mop. Business of Summit women made 7.209 • nallly vt is this anniversary that »*ocia- Regular Price plus tax yem». Smooth dressings were distributed in the ohs air over the country are put* city mainly by the visiting nur*et. ng on a special program in The demand this year, she said, lonor of the occasion. Buy 2nd. 10 qt. con look* as If it will exceed ttflT of •room foo,. 1.5y 1980.—These—dressing* and- bed Mr. Devenney had many pages pads are available to any cancer of statistic* showing the steady growth of the "Y." fie built up a HALF PRICE 92* patient upon the recommendation plus tax plus tax of a doctor or nurse. They svre story of good management based made from clean, white material, on the care of the adolescent, and donated by the public and cellu said that the association is unde- cotton which Is purchased by the nominational in its scope. All ALLSTATE FORTIFIED HOM£ creeds are included in its mem- bership. : •'•• " •" '•' ' V is a specially treated lubricating oil which^ resisH breakdown •••••••••••••••••••••••t The value of the association is while imparting a natural cleansing action which helps shown by the fact that many in- dustrial organizations have estab- ~lceep your motor free of gummy, power^robbing-deposits.— lished branches among its per- sonnel. He mentioned particu- Come to your SEARS SUMMIT STORE TODAY! larly tbe important part the Penn- sylvania ' Railroad takes in this Fin* Plastic Broom WELCOME national Institution by providing splendid facilities in physcal and It's Time To Shine... It's Time To Save Colorful Plastic Bristles WAGON other brances. Credit was paid Moid of Honor. the late John Wanamaker for hii XI ihofeweMy, wil outlast «- contribution to the "Y." John R. tombraoMf Sto 1.0»»»wa«hM Phone Summit 6-8105 Mott, too, of Montclair was point- •«. fteiHt btraipan. lad, ywNew, blut. MAKIS If HT MEAL ed to as a layman who had a large (No co$t m obligation) part in making the association Con r*^. 3.98 what it is today. 0 Mr. Devenney, in a local mood, told of tbe value of the Summit association as an asset, not only to the young men of the com- COMBINATION V SALE munity, but to those of mature age. He harked back to 1910, when the present building was Give fo Conquer erected. Praise was given ALLSTATE CLEANERS. POLISHES Charles D. Ferry for his work in the early history of the Summit association. The speaker touched on the CANCER coming YMCA convention to be held this year in Cleveland. The orchid was presented by Stool Garbage Can Mr. Ferry, while a vote of thanks Galvanized!! Holds 20 Gallons tvas given for an interesting ad- Ins*. Moid of Honor 3.33 Director Ed, Herbert, who won Corrvgot*d «!d«« for .itlra itrength. 14,500 in a "Break the Bank" con- Ca*y grip riveted handle*. Snug fitting cover k«epi rod«ntt out, gaibaga In I test in New York recently, said there had been some reaction to the publicity he has received. He Sweeper nq. S.98 mentioned that a "poor bedrid- Silicone Cleaner and Glaze .79c Reg. 29c Chrome Poisk Silicone Paste Wax Reg. 25c Auto Shampoo Silicone Liquid Glaze . Reg. 29c Tor Remover Cleaner and Wax, pint Reg. 39c Wax Treated doth Prt-Wax Cleaner, pint Reg. 21c Knit Pads Cellulose Sponge Reg. 49c Spray Glow White Sidewdl Cleaner Reg. 49c Spray Cleaner, Glaze Your Gift Helps Carpet Swoopor TERMITES long-wearing Plastic Bristles Guard Your Family Ask About Ma'd of Honor an flying again. Watch for ON stae tt*«l eat* tie* wfdt rvbb*r "Swarm" of "flying Ants' , nfabw-flrMl bad b*orin« SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE Sean Easy tiwb rmevM for E ALL KNOW about the tragedies of which come with Spring, thftd their wings, then disappear. Factory-Frosh Corona Paymeni Plan •r * TW',** Wcancer and we all wane to do some* These weed destroying bisects eause much damage to property. thing to stamp out this terrible disease. But Buildings not protected during construction usually require it Ample BATTERY Starting many do not know of the crusade tgainx this later. Reg. 8.4S Power ,, powerful enemy. Thousands of volunteers for Wo ***ciolii« exclusively In protection of property the American Cancer Society—some of diem ay hilt TtlMITeS and other 39 Heavy Wood Destroying Insects, Duty nates INSTALLED in your town—are spreading information mtog dependable engineering Methods. We am not simple e*- about cancer. They are helping to raise funds te-rainaton. Every Job in super- Pits Most Y«s, only 4.88 for A battery of vised by an experienced, tech Hake Cars this 6 months guaranteed qu«i- contains Kentucky Blue ntcaJty trained, licensed engt- for education, for treatment and for research. ity. 39 heavy-duty plates for ** lib Carton..... ample starting power. Sturdy ua GUARANTIED * MONTHS This is die way we can all strike bade By We Mr* » N*m Jersey organlsa- terminals for positive cable con* tleii, employing New Jersey rest- nectiom. SAVE 3.S7. Aeato and we have served supporting the Cancer Drive, by contributing Jersey property «wn*rs fKdlj for II ream. Our reptrta- to the fund. The triumph over cancer can HeJI In this n>ld It wnmiriMM«ed. Thousand* «f tttertmt** mm '• 1 ' come only through continuing research. Sci- In New Jen*y--n«t in entists must go on working. Expensive labo- Oar werk Is <»l ARANTEED ratory equipment must be maintained. And rOK I fKARS wtthenl *dW»- tlenal chargD-'ti une-fMur tu*r- money it essential for tilts program. Your hi gift nay be of help to someone you know, lafeffMittwi er Wt*m In 1 •?&£$% you give? And give generously? iMn. Garden Pork TERMITE Stool Spading Pork Sturdy Lawn Rake Roblr. Hood Oran Spocleil Plant Food Sturdy, faiy-to-held Handles Oon Cowntry Teited FcKmuk» 30-»n. Selected Hardwood Hoodie 22 Teeth, Wide 18-in, Spr«od Control lurMw Steel Htad ,.„,.,.•. .Mb. Comm II.;.,I lflQ.fci.Only...... 3.98 Hanrfy 11 - In. O«rrf*n Cwifhtnan...... 2,|f 4.ft. Handle,..,.,,. |t|| II.lp. 1 MH^MWtMWpksf' l Society p w*sif *M mh tm ftn fnwiii M» m Ae% Until $i$0 M FrUtt MgM

"11 THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. If SI PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the ¥©aaf Men'a Christian Association of North iSerIIci""Wlir»«eelebmtinrosefcuHdc ^ with youth; «nd WHEREAS, the welfare of Summit hu been greetly »erved by Jthe Summit t. M. C- A. for alxty-five years; end WHEREAS, the citizen* of Summit are proud of their own y M. C- A. and the great international movement which it represent* NOW THEREFORE, I, FEROVAL M. BLAND, MAYOR OF XAE OFT¥ OF SUMMrT, do hereby deiignate the week of April 8, 1951, us Y- M. C. A. Centennial Week and urge all of our citizen* to cooperate heartily with the appropriate committees to make it a significant and successful recognition of the Y- M. C. A.'a 100th birthday. PERC1VAL M. BLAND, i Mayor. Dated: April 8, 1951 For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Library (present Playhouse) op- posite the Manley CourP Apart- History of City ments, Springfield avenue, built (Continued from Pa«e U in, 1891 on land given by-George- M- Manley; of the new Library at Turkey end Summit at Turkey Maple street and Morris avenue meats Hill- later Beacon Hill. on land given by the Bonnel estate In 1569 Summit was set off as a end funds by the Carnegie Founda- separate townuh'ip with a popula- tion through the efforts of William from a great, choice selection. Below we list special money- tion of 1.300 and in 1899. became a Lyall; of the DeForcst family and city with 5,200 inhabitants. It the old 'silk' mill in North Summit -.then h«d time roal estate offices, (now McGregor factory); of the savers. Every day you'll find your best values at Barn's. * Hicks Bros., E. G. Potter and E. Dean properties in East Summit; c; Holmes, j- There vert three the Colt estate (now Woodland lawyers. L.A. Gibby.' E. L. McKlr- Park) and the large brick man- gand and J. B. Walsh. sion built by Morgan G. Colt of Depot Still Standing the Colt Arms Co. family and at Mr. Holmes told of the coming one time occupied by Charles M. of tbc railroad through the city, Schwab;,flnd of oourseM?.Holmes mainly due to the efforts of J. C. could not refrein from mention- Bunnol; of the railroad station ing the large holdings of the CHOICE CUT TOBIN'S OR MORRELLS an

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MOrristown 44000 pkoM ROckaway 9-1900 HEndham 3-tNOO Page It THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL S. 1951 American Woman's Club Fortnightly Sets One-Man Show Engagement Of Prospective Brides Tell Dorothea living y To Hav« Musical Evening To Be Married After the usual hour of sewing April 19 to 21 To Open at Art Peggy Ann Brown for the Cancer Committee Wed- In Late Summer nesday evening at Washington For Annual Sale Gallery Sunday Told at Party v Mr. and Mm. Graham S. Irving School, members of the American Woman's Club will hear a pro* The welfare department of ths Bruce Mitchell, artist In wwil- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown of 71 Springfield avenue, Berkeley Fortnightly Club announce* the of 157 Maple utreet have , made gram of .music. Mrs- H. W. Lau- known the eng«g«m«ni of their terwaaeer will present several «e- dates of its twelfth annual 8pri will ©p*ai an exhibition of his work ment of their daughter Dorothea housecleaning sale as Thur**i « Sunday afternoon at the Summit daughter Peggy Ann to George lectiona on her 'cello and Mrs. G. a Ann to Sgt. Robert H. Albert sou Ftiday and'Saturday, April 19 . Art Association, is the only Amer- Philip Johnson of St. Paul, Minn. of Mrs. Alphonse G. Meciauv of W. Lauterwaaser will play the 0 and 31. The sala will b« held l ican artist to win the following The announcement was made at a 712 Springfield avenue and thepiano. Both are from Chatham. t 457 Springrfield avenue, noct to t three awards, the Tiffany Fellow- Saturday afternoon party at the late Edward Albert « ship, the Yaddo Fellowship and Brown home. The couple plan an August wed- Marjorie Goodale the Strand Theater, which h&s the Guggenheim Fellowship. In The bride-elect Is a graduate of ding. donated the space. Hours will ^ 193B he was easel painting direc- Summit High School and received Mis* Irving i* in her senior from 9 a.m. to 9 p»m.—- tor for the New York Federal Plans Wedding her bachelor of arts degree from class at Jonathan Dayton Re- The sales \ room will be pm Art Project and was artist cor- O Carleton College, Northfield. Minn.. gional High School, Springfield. For Late Spring Monday Tuesday and Wednesday respondent for the U.8. Engineers last June. For the past yeer ahe ^ .; Sgt Albert, a graduate of Sum- and Life Magazines front IMS to Mr. and MM, John Klngsley Arrli 16, 17 and 18, from fi!30am ! has been taking graduate work in mit High School, is now serving to 4 p.m. to receive contributions! IMS. mathematics at the University of in the United States Air Corpa Livingston of 237 Summit avenue Minnesota at Minneapolis. , .i anounce the engagement of their Members of the Fortnightly -After- graduating from Montclelr t- at Mitchell Field, Tampa, Fla. Club who have already •'started High School. Mr. Mitchell studied • 4 daughter Mra. Marjorie Livings- Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. •t their spring cleaning have donated at tbe Art Students League under and Mrs. George A. Johnson of ton Goodale to Louis A. Valier, such well-known artists as Thom- Chickadees Have Jr.. of Coronado, Calif., aon ofsome attractive white elephants Vlllard, Minn. He was graduated And [the prospects seem good f as Bcnton and EnnU. He has been from the University of Minnesota Miss Peggy Ann Brown Mias Gloria Patricia Brun« BUM Dorothea. Ann Irving Leaks A. Valier of Palm Beach or , an art Instructor st several col- - Photo by Ch«ll Busy Month of and the late Mra Valier. ' an unusually fine jewelry tabic, In 1048 and is completing his stu- according1 to the committee in ,i*gea aoid his palntalngs have dies for a Ph.D. at that university. Mrw. Goodale was graduated from been included in many Important Morris Plqins Gloria P. Bruno Sorority Holds April Thursdays Hollina College and too n the facul- charge. - national exhibition. Hia work is The final month's program of ty of Far Brook School, Short Hills. Mra Arthur Moore, department represented In the permanent col- Births Girl Engaged to Is Affianced to Fashion Show at events for the Chickadee adult Mr. Valier is a graduate of Afih- chairman, aflks all membem to lections of the Metropolitan Mu- To Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas nature group has been announced vllle School and Dartmouth Col- "wort and share for welfare." Thi.i, seum, the Whitney Museum, the of 576 Springfield avenue, a son, Carmen Monaco Marine Sergeant Suburban Hotel by Mrs. Mildred L. Rulison, na- lege. During World War II heghe reminds them, Ls the one big Duncan Phillips Museum and the born March 26. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno of ture superiveor of The Union served in the Navy and is a lieu- opportunity to raise funds for th« Announcement was made l««t Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held Arizona Gallery of Modem Art, 53 Ashwood avenue announce the County Park System. tenant commander in the Naval community. To Mr. and Mrs. William Gorm- week of the engagement of Mis.' a fashion show and luncheon, the among -other*. The artist has engagement of their daughter, Today at 9:30 a.m. the Chickadee Reserve. given one-man shows at the Rehn ley of 2 Hillside avenue, a daugh- Madt-iine Kenny, who resides with first of a series of such affairs, ter, born March 31. Mrs. Ann Chappell of Morris Gloria Tatrlcia. to Matthew J- group will leave Trallfllde Museum The wedding Is planned for Married Couples Dance Gallery and the Associated Amer- Bonath. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.on Saturday . in the Audubon to visit Audubon House at Mil- To Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Mc- Plains, to Carmen Monaco of 23 afc% spring. -^ ican Artists in New York and hla M. J. Bonath of Brookslde ave- Room at the Hotel Suburban in ford, The group will next meet Bride of l CheBtnut street, a Walnut street. At Hobby Hall April 6 paintings have boon reproduced In nue, Irvington. Sumnvt. with three chapters par- at 9:30 a.m., April 12, at Trallslde daughter, born March 31. Sons of Poland Mr*. E. Robin Little and .Mrs. many lending dailies and art mag- Miss Kenny is a graduate of St ticipating, those of Summit, Museum and visit selected loca- Peters High School, Newark, and Hie bride-elect, a graduate of John B. Lager will be hcstcs»f.s azines. To Mr. and Mrs. Wlliani Russo Suramii»High School, is employed Mudiaon and Morristowrt, 'which tions in the Watchung Reserve To Meet..Sunday is employed by the New Jersey to the seventh grade dancing clajs A The exhibition will open with of H Scott street, Berkeley with the Gifford Chevrolet Agency are now associated in en area tion. April 19 has been deslg Branch 100, St. Wojcieck So- Heights, a son,' born April 1. Bell Telephone Co. council. , ciety, Sons of Poland, will meet on Friday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m., a tea for members of the Asso- at Whtppany. nated as the date of their visit to at Masonic Hall. To Mr. and Mrs. Domlnlck Val- Mr, Monaco is the son of Henry Duisle Saunders, of ' Summit, South Jersey Audubon Center, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the home of ciation and their guests. Several Sgt. Bonath, formerly a student At 9:30 p.m. there will be & mar- enti of Station street, Berkeley Monaco, mason contractor, and wan the general chairman and Cape May Court House, leaving Mrs. James Jaekiewlcz, 518 Mor- » friends of the «rtlst's from Mont- at Seton Hall University, is now r.'ed couples dance. clalr are expected to attend. Heights, e daughter, born April 1. Mrs. Monaco. He was graduated Mra Herbert J. Holly served as at 9:30 a.m. from Trailslde Mu ris avenue. This will be the quar- stationed with the U. S. Marines On Saturiay, April 7, Mra. Ar- from the Summit High School and at Camp Lejcune, N. C. faction commentator. Models for eeum. The last outing of the sea- terly meeting of the branch. La employed by his father. . the fashion show were Evelyn son for' the Chickadee Group will A "Polish Hop" y> being spon- th'ir F Ackerman and Mrs. Stan- No date has been set for the Everhart and Betty Lola of thefind them meeting at Trailslde sored by the branch Saturday eve- ley G. Welsh will receive the ninth wedding. Beulah Hirst's Morriatown chapter, Susan McGill Museum at 9:30 a.m., April 26, forning at St. Teresa's Hall. gride at 8 p.m. and Jo Anne Kinsman from Mad- a visit to New Jersey shore points Bridal Celebrated i«oa, and Phyllis Murphy and In search of duck, gulls, and the PERSONALS Mm W Nicoll Smith of Summit. arrival of osprey. Our Spring Special to You At Red Bank The flowers were donated by All nature enthusiatss are In- Mrn, Sidney Browne has return- Miss Bculah Hirst, daughter of Madison florists. Slake-up for the ed to the Hotel Suburban after vited to participate In these last NOW THROUGH APRIL 14th Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Hirst of models was done by the Merle four outings of the season. GBffTINC CARDS spending the paat month visiting Homestead Park, Passalc Town- Norman Studios of Summit and In Pasadena, Calif. Evergloze Chintz, rtg. 1.39 .. yd. 97c ship formerly of Summit, became nvisic for the afternoon was fur- Navajo Indians to Be Mr. Frank Boas hna returned the bride Saturday of Lauren.e nished by Doris Schnakenberg of Williamsburg Prints, reg. 1.29 . yd. 89c Look for TONY., Hammsil, Hon of Mr. and Mrs. W;ll Fiorham Park. Miss Betty Kneile Topic of WSCS Meeting from Cambridge, Mass., where he Mns. Marie Newton of Delaware he'll be looking is a student at Harvard University, Hamme'l of Spring street, Re4 won ticket chairman and the Rayon faille-Cord, reg. 1.19 .. yd. 97c Bank, at a ceremony performed oy pn-ceeds for the affair will be Water Gap will speak on the sub- lor you! to speiKl his spring vacation witn ject, "The Navajo Indians," at a With every f 10 of merchandise purchased hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. CRev. . Roger J. Squire in First Meth- used for the benefit of the meeting of the Woman's Society during this sale a bonui of $1 of mer- Boaa of Hotel Suburban. odist Church, Red Bank, A recep- cerebral palsy league toy lending tion followed at the Hammell resi- library which these three sorority of Christian Service of The Meth- chandise will be given free. Mrs. H F. McFarland Sr., of thedence. chapters have organized as a odlrt Church on Tuesday at 2:30 i) Hotel Suburban, is spending sev- The bride wore a gown of Indo charity project. p.m. in the parish house. NORCROSS-GREETING CARDS eral weeks in Wilmington, De!., hinese damask and carried a Mrs. Newton was reared on a Reservation where her father was AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE visiting her grandson, H. P. Mcbouque- t of carnations and stock. Smbau Farland III. Miss Helen Marie Hirst was her DATES superintendent 'of a Mtthodist sister's maid of honor. Tbe brides- April 5, Thursday— Mission school. SIEGEL'S Stationery Store Mrs. Edwin F. Flindell Jr. omaidf s were Misses Doris Cosgrove, St. Teresa's PTA rummage sale. Luncheon will be served at Jane Forman and Olga Demetzky. Arts and Animals rumniage eale, 1 p.m. by Circle 7 under the lead- FABRIC & CURTAIN SHOP 394 Springfield Ave. Summit 6-2191 Oakley avenue entertained at a 837 Springfield Ave. SU. 6-0803 luncheon Saturday for her daugh- Sandra Hirst, cousin of the bride, 453 and 457 Springfield ave- ership of Mrs. A. J. Christopher nue, 9 a.m. to 6 pin. and Mrs, Arthur Schuck. Hostess- XDCXDCXDCXDC ter Nancy, who arrived Friday onand Alexandra Avatl, niece of the spring vacation from the Lon^y brtoegroom, were flower girls. Mei- April 8, Friday— es will be Circle 5 led by Mrs. J. vilk» Tufts was best man and ush- Art* and Animals rummage sale, M. Harschol and Mrs. J. W, Hal- School of Music. Following the Leroy's Word To The Wise HELP! HELP! HELP! luncheon, Misses Peggy Morse, rs were Richard and Alexander 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. lock. Devotions will be In charge daughter of Mr, and Mra. Robert Hammell, brothers of the bride- Calvary Service Chapter luncheon of Circle 3 whose leaders are B. Mono of Oak Ridge avenue, anJgroom, and James Avatl, their and bridge at parish house, Mr*. C. K. Bebout and Mrs, Rob- For ri»lp for an ailing house, Jane fciarr, daughter of Mr. andbrother-in-law. 12:30 p.m. ert CrW Articles will be dis- Spring Is Coming I Mrs. Leopold Starr of Club drive, The bride was graduated from "Hansel and Gretel" at high played for the Home of the Aged. consult one of the decorators «t Murray Hill, honored Nancy at aSummit High School and Middle school, 2:30 p.m. variety shower and tea at thesex General School of Nursing, Fortnightly guest night, Senator of 124 Western avenue, Morris- BerHr Gat That Morse home. Mlas Flindell will be where &he is now, on the mid-hos- Styles Bridges at high, school, town. married In June to Richard Whit- pital .staff. The bridegroom was 8:30 p.m. Miss Dowling is a graduate of Stroller Now. BETTY TELFER. INTERIORS ney PJUM of Concord, Mass. graduated from Red Bank Hign April 1, Saturday— Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, Blackburn road. Mr. Moran Miss Jane Starr also was hostess School and served in the Army be- "Hansel and Gretel," 2:30 p.m. 821 Millburn Avtnut Short Hills 7-2440 Is a graduate of Seton Hall Uni- at a tea and variety shower at herfore entering Rutgers University and 8:30 p.m. versity. He served with the Army home Wednesday In honor of Miss where he Is now a Junior. The April Cabaret at YWCA, 8:80 TRIMBLE BATHINETTES Air FVjrce In World War H. Prlsctlla Little, daughter of Mr. and ouple plan to live at University p.m. to 12 midnight. $ M $ M $ 95 JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Mrs. E. E. Little of Edgowood road. Heights, New Brunswick. Teresa's ball. 8:30 p.m. Miss Lit lie will be married In June Son* of Poland hop at St. STRAND , 22 16 12 LAMP SHADES to Cadet John Brown of Laconia, April 8, Sunday— N. Jfj -.*••• flfs* classman at West Jewish Center Bruce Mitchell one-man show TUES., APRIL 10 LARGEST SELECTION IN NEW JERSEY Point. FairatYWCA at Art Association Gallery from Showtime — T and I p. M. 8 to 8 p.m. Tea s«rved for mem- "Iff fentli eem- CHILDREN'S Mra. George Schroeapf 6f H6- Millburn bers. ' ...•'" •dr aa.4 friilty wit 470 Springfield Ave. (bart avenue will serve on the re-'Called Success are la the amiable Su. 6-7142 The Melroses The Sisterhood and Men's Club World Jewish Child's Day. ception committee of the annual April IS, Thursday— tradition of 'Ar- Mondays (B«t«MB the Ohan spring dessert bridge of the Del-of tha Summit Jewish Community Summit Association of Scien- Mnle and Oldgiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii'f It A, M. . • r. M. sad tfe* LIMU •BOBS) barton Mothers' Guild which will Center entertained a capacity tists at YMCA. -Can We Learn Lact.' A I E C )OOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOCXX30CXX3l be held May S at 2 p.m. at Del-crowd at their country fair and GUINNESS fctit barton School, Morriatown. square dance Saturday evening at From the Social Insects?" by actor of tli* year. the YWCA. Roderick Macdonald, Unusual SCOTM • ntw tri- I TYPICALLY SUMMIT f A variety of gaily decorated films, 8:15 p.m. umph!"—Cut booths offered their wares and many priies were won by those Oak Knoll Alumna rylng their skill at ring-tossing, Becomes Engaged guessing the number of beans, natl- Announcement has been mad* 'KIND HEARTS resqe * Nework IIIMttMR MUCfll piCMMTtM ' driving, sharp-shooting, darts, etc. of the engagement of Miss Mary- An auction In typical country Hn Dowling, daughter of Mrs. air style closed the program. John J. Dowling of 437 South -COBONEIS" gSfiSr*S*RR The committee extended i*s Dranlt Prle* - VaWrlt Hobton CAWIWT tCMOOL WM» OIWIM, N. J. street, Morristown. and the late SUMMIT BRANCH hanks to the merchants,, manu- Mr. Dowling, to Robert J. Moran Jean Gncnwood facturers, hotels and businesses §4- who contributed the many priacea. For Engagement* 3 6/ %1'Ri NGHEt i.) AV Letters are now In the mail thank and Ing them Individually for their Anniversary Parties gftneroi'.ty. The committee also Ihautifiil xpressed its appreciation for Uts THIS VEAR IS help of all others who made the **, Sweetheart Cake affair % success. Heart shaped, trimmed MOTHER'S YEAR! i with real sweetheart Specializing in all tranche* t •- - •• •• ••- • • rotea of Beauty Culture T Clearance! Sha dot«rv«i If . . . ntr comUnt 4*i° \ with riling pricti, ihorfagtt, A*k for Prt« List • """"I ...I Jo & Steve's C«n Mlltbum §.0221 . with th» w««My budgtt to cop* BEAUTY SAWN To Order From with mid* Moth«r a vtry Drastic Reductions COMBIIM Rwintr rartar) -ft MELLIE WEISS 1919 SprhiffltM Av*. tptcial ptriort—our tWra^p*WrQOw| fw» wit 1 M TAVI.OW ST., MtLLBtmN SO. I-3I1I Mother ! Day Sift iugg«ition ; Up To 50% ! O WaiMsitm tclMMl il on* w§ art tur* ih« will appreciate. Girls' Coats, Suits Give her the loveliest Mother** Day fa, • p tribute of all ... a portrait of yourself tottlen~«ie tf the hi Nerttt«m New You'll find many famoui brandf in thin . . . Call UM and arrange for an appoint* Jenef, ; able election of girli* coati and luits. SIzet emnw* ment Now! •kin ,..,,1.7.91 3 to 6X and 7 to 14 In f rowp. Limited quanti- ties . • • to hurry In and §a?t many doilari. SUMMIT 6-2158 344 541 Main Strati Summit, N. J, Cut Ortng*, N. J. 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tr,a«t€,: -4' i,-. .,;, THE SUMMIT HERAtP. THURSDAY, APRIL S, 1951 Marion S. Shapiro cap held her small veil and she carried a bouquet of pink roses Two Choose March for Weddings Orange Hifb School and is em* Becomes Bride of and fleur d'araour. The matron of George Duffy, Jr. ployed by Fuel Murchants Associ- honor was gowned in cocoa taf- ation of New Jersey at Newark. feta with a matching and carried Helen R. Noftall Mr. Duffy, a graduete of Summit Air Corps Veteran an old-fashioned bouquet of vio- High School, served with the US The marriage of Miss Marion S. lets. j Army. He i*. associated with Shapiro, daughter of Mrs. Max Wed at Church Mrs. Mayer is a graduate of (> fge Duffy prlnter J, Shapiro of 24 Tulip street and St. Teresa's Roman ..Catholic I ° ' Cherry Lawn School, Darien, the late Mr. Shapiro, to Peter Church was the setting Saturday i A \ ^ t rs L \t n '-' Conn., and Sarah Lawrence Col- tim m Frederick Mayer, son of Robert for the wedding of Mfc. Helen |* '""T °f ^ KB0M lege, Bronxville, N. Y." Mr. Mayer Mayer of 20 East 88th street, New Ruby Noftall of Burnett ptrect, ; Married Saturday York City, and the late Mrs. received his education at jpeldel- East Orange, daughter of Mrs. j Miss K*flcy ~ Marie - £>omhue, Mayer, took place Sunday after- berg, Germany. He served three William Noftull of St. John's N»w idaugnte r of M£ a3?d Mr* Thoma* noon at 4:30 at Hotel Pierre, New- years with the United States Air York. The ceremony was per- Touhdland. Canada and the late *' Don*hue< Jr °' St. force during World War II. formed by Rabbi Ely E, Pikhlk | Mr. Noftall, and George L, Duffy, avenue, West Orange, was married in a setting of white flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Mayer have mot- SatUrd y l Jr., ion of Mr, end Mrs. G. -L. i * <> Dr. John J. Coffey. The bride, given in marriage ored to Florida where they will S f M Andrew remain for the month of April. Duffy of 11 Overlook road. Msgr. i °" ° " Cbffey of by her brother-in-law, Herbert M. PttSsaic and he After May 1 they will make their John I\ Lrnihan oilldat.-d. A rf.J < >««« Mr. Coffey, Gorfinkle, had her sister, Mrs. ln Our Ija(J of ne Gorfjnkle as her matron of honor home at 123 Waverly plac*. New tepthin WHS Iirld Ht Millburn Inn. y Valley Churcn, York. Und sole attendant. Fred Mayer M:.-.* Until I,. Kpflcr, -cousin of Orango. Rev, Thomas J. Sweeney of IS East 71st street, New York, tht- bride, w«s her onlyy attendant, of Providence, R. I., the bride's" nerved as his brother's best man. Girl Scout Bazaar , John Ki-rKu.son sorv..,! best j uncle, officiated. A reception followed at the hotel. Committee Named The bride wore a gown of em- Z !•• *»• ™-y "'-"•' °? •*»•• Mrs, H. S. Krimen, chairman of ushered. .School. St. Elizabeths Academy broidered blue net with match- the seventh annual Summit Area i:lmi th Ing accessories. An embroidered Given in miuiiMK,- bv h.rumle ^ Barbizon School, New Girl Scout Bazaar, announced yes- Walter N'oftnll of Waith.tra Muss iVork - nr- Coffey, an alumtui* of terday appointment of a commit- the bride wore n ballenm. length ;Vilianov« College and Georgetown tee which will aid in arranging orgnhdy gown with, a double IM,T jSoh°o1 of Dentistry, is a member Miss Malloy Wed the affair slated for May 12 at Pan collar, long sleeves «nd* smui' j of the.Upper Montclair Club. Tna Broad and Elm street* from 11 button!) to the wtii*i. A seed pearl j .••ouplo will live in Passaic. Sunday to a.m. to 3 p.m. halo held her fingertip French il- The committee includes: Mrs. F. lusion veil. She carried « cascade Frederick Ulrich I. Weteh, finance chairman; Mra. of stephanotis nnd enchari.% lilies. DO YOU Mi.«w Elisabeth Malloy. daughter R. H. Carson, treasurer, and Mra. Her bridesmaid worn a flown of of Mr, and Mr* Edwin J. Melloy S. D. Datton, publicity. School yellow organdy, bnliennn length of 28 Beech wood road, wa<» mar- representatives are Mrs. William with n yellow horsehair halo, and DRINK S. Sterns, Jr., Brayton; Mrs. Carl carried talism«n roses, sweetpeas, • ried Sunday at 4 p.m. in St. Teresa's Mor* Than You Want To? Church to Frederick G. Ulrich, Ahlers, Lincoln; Mrs. Robert Clark, daisies and pansies. \ Lincoln school, New Providence, Jr., son of Mr. «nd Mrs. Ulrich of Mrs. George I,. Duffy, Jr. After traveling through the ALCOHOLICS Somerville, formerly of Chatham. Aucvuta Bern* Photo by Chrll Tmntzcn South the couple will mftke their Rev, John J. Twomey performed home in Summit | ANONYMOUS the ceremony. A email rccention MB. Duffy is a graduate of East i followed at the Moresque in Weet PERSONALS Orange. G. Philip Johnson has returned The bride wore a rose-pink wool each Tuesdayevening at the same and tSeir""i&lirm Herbert Tri'd party Saturday in honor of her at a luncheon and shower giwn gabardine suit and a white blouse. to St. Paul, Minn., after being the theater. Ann returned from Bermuda daughter Diane's birthday. .., by Mrs. Matthew Wylie nnd Miss A white veiled hat and navy blue house guest for ten days of Mr where :Jiey *peat the- Easter vaca- SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Lange Annabel Byrnes at The Old Mill «hoe» and hand-bftg completed her tion. -MM. .Prentice. C. Ford of 176 and Mrs. Charles W. Brown and of Canoe Brook parkway left last Lnn. Bcrnardsvlllr. ' Miss Boyc i.s outfit. Miss. Peggy Ann Brown of 157 Canoe Brook parkway is Vn route CLOTHES! week for a month in California.. Mr. a&tj Mrs. Edwin Holt and the fhncce of Robert V. Mulstelf Following a motor trip to Florida, Maple street. by air la Sun Valley for two weeks combining business with pleasure. son of Dalias, Tex., arc guests at of. JS Locust drive. On Saturday the couple will reside at 422 Spring- The children are remaining at of skiing. Mr! Ford is going on Hotel Suburban whiJ-? waiting to evening Miss Boyo and Mr. Mul- New Spring Dresses field avenue. Senator Styles Bridges will be home with other members of the to California but will meet hor move *eta their new home at .9 the guest of honor tomorrow eve- family. later at Aspen. Colo., for more ski- «toff wort- honor guests at a cocli- For Girls thru size 14. Summit Artist's Canvas ning at a dinner to be given at the Colt road. • ing. Their daughter Marguerite l,a" l'*rt>; f.ivcn b>' Mr- and Ml" On New York Stage Fortnightly Club house by the ex At a cocktail party Sunday has returned to Sarah I^awrcnccJJosop, n of Upper Overlook road. ccutive committee of the club and An oil painting, a figure group, afternoon by Mrs. Marguerite JIi*s Betty Sams has returned to College following her Easter va-i Litile Boyi' Suits, Sport Shirts their husbands. Those attending Mrs. Road Jrl. Card of Cunne by Alf J. StronuBted of Sherman Rush Bauer of 9 Canoe Brook Hotel Sc-burban fro» Duke Uni- cation nt home. will include Mrs. Nils F. Brandln, . iBrook ,,i»rkwny entertained at (les- avenue, is included in the stage parkway the guest of honor was —VVidt variety of uparat* the president; Mr. and Mrs. Read versity to visit tier parents, Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs7~K.~ J. Topko of 8**rt on Mond«y for her fomra.l- decor of the stage hit, "The Moon Miss Betty Magner of Bayoitne Hixson Card; Mr. and Mra. Mon- and Mrs. William L<>« Sims III. r t(>t> vvlllJ wil! hoiii witn tht Snu 1 shorts & tlaclu thru six* 8. Is Blue," currently playing at the whose marriage to Arthur N. Bel- Hanover,- N . H., woiv; guests In4 ' • ""- tagu Hankln, Mr, end Mrs. Roger week it Hotel Suburban while vis- supper nivi "Variety Folk' Henry Miller Theater in New York tramini of West Englewood mil r> n f W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ray iting Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Su-phans " « to bo held at the Fortnight-j City. take place Saturday at the Lady Delegate* *f tiie Fortnightly t ll ) llollS(> for Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. of 26 L-Kust drive. ))'>' -' " members and Sport Jacket*. This painting was exhibited last Chapel of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Club to ihh? New Jersey Federation Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas _, I their pursts an Friday evening, i September in the sidewalk show Among the guests were Or. and of Women's Hum to be held ftt A r A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. "Among the week-end guests it; P 'l »7. nt 7 o'clock. The affair! of the Summit Art Association on Mrs. Thomas W. Magner, Miss Atlantic City April 8 to U are M:u. i Moorhead, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hotel .Suburban were Mr. ind Mrs, " bi-wflbfltt thhe piani o fund of tne Beeohwood road. Nancy Magner, Walter Cain. Mr. Nils K Brandin. president. Mr*. nulsie RUTH MORGAN, INC. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J Robert Lodge of Park avenue, Newf -department. On Mrs, Card's and Mrs. Charles Beltramini, Mr. Ramon Cabrera, first vice-presi- commitUv ar(t Ml S K K v Citr| Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph York, Mr, nnd Mrs. R. E. Holste'l| - - The Children's Shop and Mrs. Walter Lonergan, Cot. dent. Mrs. Raymond \V. Stafford Ace Elastic Hosiery Buntenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin of Roslyn Heights, L. I., and Mr. son, Cf»-ehairiiian, .Mrs. Lest-.-r A. and Mrs. John McNulty, Mr. and federation tpeeretary, Mrs. Roger and Mrs. Donald Comby of Hill- Crono, Mrs., AHisori H. Hearn, Mrs.: SUMMIT: PLAINFIILD: at Fruchtman's Florance, Mr. and Mra. George R Mrs . Kenneth Beltramini, Mr. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul \V. William's, «"dUor of the Portal. side. Alfred .lahn, Mrs. Rupert Lewis 326 Springfitld Avt. Sit Park Avt. Here ia welcome news for moth- and Mrs. Thomas E, Rush, Jr., Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Angus S. Alternates are Mrs. J. R. WhitJock. Mrs. K. Paul Mitchell, Mrs. ers-to-be . . . Fruchtman's Pr<: Mrs. William Cain, Miss Mary Miss Evelyn Boye of Ashland SU. 6.7070 PL. 4-9032 Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. third vice-president, and Mrs. las A. Smith, Mrs. Pierpont Kpiker acriptlon Center, 50 Maple Street, Bannon, Arthur Beltramini, War- road wt.s guest of honor Saturday Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Walter B. Farriss, second vice- and ~S\r*. Frnnoi.s I Summit, now has Ace Elastic ren Beltramini, Patrick Tansey, Kent, Mr. and Mrs. William B. president. Hoslety . . . New full-footed Ace Miss Mary Rush, Mrs. John J. Plate, Mr. «nd Mrs. W. K. Bailey, Elastic Hosiery requires no over- Barry and John W. Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pohlers, Mr. ani Mrs. Herbert B Smith hose .. . Knit of nylon and rubber, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C- Moore. Mr. of ]• Sttmmit avenue entertairuu Ace Elastic Hosiery is hardly dis- The following new members Edwin T. Kaiser. Mr. and Mrs. at a c-JcUtasl p.irty Sunday eveninjij cernible from service weight ny- have been added to the roster of GRAND ENTRANCE Walter A.'MacNair, Mr. and Mrs. in honor of Miss Anita Tighe off lons . . Your legs look better . . the Summit Nature Club: Mr. and Edward G. Williams, Dr.. and Mrs. Maple VPOT and John Sperco of Your legs feel better in Aco* Elastic Mrs. C. B. Tavenner of 180 Sum- Eric M. North, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Madts»)R. who will be married Aprl. Hosiery now available at Frucht- mit avenue; Miss Mary E. Camp- mond W. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. 14. Among the thirty-five guest- man'a Prescription Center, 50 bell of 71 Gates avenue, New- for a glamorous new carp Loren E. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. were members of the wedding Maple Street, Summit, N. J. adv. Providence; Mrs. Mirim Schley, party. Edgar K. Eberhort, Mr. and Mrs. Long Hill road, Gillette, and Mrs. Lester A. Crone, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Warren of Murray Hill. Mr :\net Mrs. Richard H Beam* Henry Varay nnd Mr. and Mra. of X Sunset drive -returneJ LEES NEW SKYLINE K. E. V, Carlson. MADORA PATTON The executive board of Beacon Wednciday frosn m trip to Ber- muda, traveling both ways by air. RESTAURANT Fire Chapter, DAR, will meet at Mr. nnd Mrs. William Lee Sims, the home of Mrs. Harry. T_..Sut_-_ III, of Hotel Suburban wiled last fc—C»—Biriroiiurst of 228 with NYLON Sunday and Holiday ton, 1R8 Summit avenue, today at Mount* n avenw entertained at a week on the Queen Elizabeth for 9:30 a.m. Dinner* Served Pat'*, France, to - be gone about 12:30 to 6:30 P.M. six weeks. . Mrs. Edwin.Flprance.of 56.Fine Except June, July k August Mr. and Mrs, K. J. Murphy of Grove avenue and Mn. Winslow 23 Edgemont avenue will enter- T. Richmond of 83 Ashland road Weekdays (Except Sat.) tain et a small buffet supper be- will represent Beacon Fire Chap- ter in Washington, D.C., for the LUVCIIEON—HiSO to fore the College Club-endorsed National Congress 'of the DAR DEVNER-S:S0 to 7:8© foreign film "Kind Hearts and Society! Coronets" next Tuesday evening 414 Nftftli tread St. at the Strand Theater. . Mrs. Three brothers, veterans of Murphy -serves...-in an .advisory 3-f172 WorhJ-War - capacity on the committee whicW at a farewell party for two young selects the films, which are shown Spring bridwi, depfnd on \he I men who were leaving Summit. Dtlim of London Shop for thru Ths hosts were John I>! Smythe, trouj5««caii\. Madani<> EMia William ' Smythe and David way to brin|t out,the best in Smythe of 76 Division avenue. Y©ur p0Wer Mower NOW ! bride. Custom niWdp gowns, furs, Their guests were Hurry Bovit, chap*»ux t» utterly dclijtht.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bovit * * <*• REO of 18 Walnut street, who is now in Head first salo spring with m training at Camp Rucker, Ala., love'y soft permanent. If ybu have i PENNSYLVANIA and Walter Dlehl, son of Mr. and the slightest natural *avc\ have ] Mrs. Harold Diehl of iBelleville the sm&n Wave cat For th«*r MOW MASTER (Uof Grindtr) The latter i« at the Army station »nd oth*r bc-auty contact «t Fort Meyers and his outfit The D«Santis Beauty Salon. stands guard at the Tomb of the Remember We Set & Service Unknown Soldier. The boya re- [ E*d* passing day finds the celvcd. parting gifts of leather i Towne LuscheoneUe more p«pu- The F a * It i *>»» Your Mowers, travcling bags from their hosts. | tar than ever. Rml hcMne-rookinfr. ArnHrmy Award • . Icharminir W'on /!»• . . • All Typ«i of Mowtrt Ground WooH-end guests of Mr. and Mr.-'.j-service. h*» made It *» Drop In Thotr llrnrrttly Curtis Prout of 18 High street will j real aewn 1 nt/irlt fty l-rr* . . . Wor* Guaranteed (2$ yr». Exper.) be their son and daughter-in-law, j • • • Mr. and MM. Timothy Prout of j Twi; Itdjr. th*r« ia a New York City. ' Irs milk! Take 8chm«i* milk. LARRY'S CYCLE SHOP —— Thf-xK b a rich, full-bodied drink Mrs. lister A. Crone> of id Co',t;i>f hMtth f»r y«Mi if «*PT I SH. 6-4028 3?7 Ireod St. road entertained l»»t Thursday] OUP. Place your ©rilrr with afternoon at two tabled of bridg*. Schmati l>air) Luncheon preceded the card game* *i»Ser need new -lancing: Mr. and MM, H. Theodore Sort pp? If, a©, «t au*n«»t Mary ONE have moved from lil ftummit ave- Jane'a f»r dancing whoof Haifa Those liravrnly (^arp«»l« by l-rrn — ^ilh iiKMlrrn-rra miracles woven in! All the nue to their newly built home *t Shot* ha* them Aecf-pt Hall* Heaven you've; aUvayt* winhrd for — now loomed from long-wraring man-made fitter! OP Priitcton. ..,*• convenient Howe-fittirg Servic«. * • » See New Skyline — enriched with Nylon. J-ook over Predecessor, a lovely Dr. and Mra. Frederick B. NEW JERSEY'S »Jlyn nrs living at 3133 Connecti- Th# Ch««l rranleen Studio. Sum- liixiiriotiflnee(llei>oin( cflcH — SiKMTH^ir, Modern M«gi«', find Ht for jrotir the«i your hmtt and they will «rrange OON'I MISS THE SPRING CARPCI FASHION OPtNING APRIL 2nd TO iltfc A| k "«OB*fr»ati«n picc«n e>f utrlking beauty anil *r#Ig« SUMMIT ANIMAL » • • WELFARE LEAGUE. e« the mop vimum and Joseph Zeigner & Son, Ina IMS* 8t«*tr up «rMh camphw aquirt*, moth tUkm a»d twh The ram- paltn **mm ItoUy Motb i* time- FURNITURE 8E00INS — VEES CARPETS — INTERIOR DECORATORS ly. Rag*ri Pfcavrawaey h*m t1»m. EASTERN FUEL CO. rart tptMtef, Mai*. P«w»r • 1T«*aff Old. Mack. art the fclg tw*wi UPHOLSTiRllslG — CABINET MAKING MAIN «f nac AMP wow wmmi MI »IOA» nun Part *m*t. MtM, * t Ytara OM. •t Ewfrtm Jong walrhmakeT and BlMtti, km iM Wilt*. jewel** II ym tmm MtimHim «( cumirr any kML M till* Mr. Pirrtmtt 472 SPRINGHELO AVI. •»«#-*. it SUMMIT *-W4t mt*t your |w&%tfnn -/, ' 94% THI SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL 5. I»8I staff, Irving Black, Kenneth Over $1,600 Turned in to Fortnightly Scftfic* Course •GMaer and Harold Magnuaon. "A Hat for You" To Furnish Program at Hadassab Dinner R*«i*t ration for the ««riaB will Topic of Speaker Club at Talent Tea Friday Afternoon Offered By be W#dae*day, April II, from 7 to The very rainy afternoon of last the club prudent and member, 9 p.m. Ther« .« « registration fee of her fund-raising committee try- Friday did not keep a large num- - considered worthy of mention. Candida & Portraits • Increases Soil fertility Ortafe, wil! be oo-hostess. wardrobe. the Summit chapter of Hadassah, One of the most interesting proj- day, April 11, at 6:30 p.m., at making an appeal in commemora- G-ueat speaker will be Mrs. H. B MM, Young wilt al«o M«l«t ect* was the trip to a holly farm Canary Cottage, Florham park, tion of World Jewish Day which Let ui picture your wadding Wilson of Tallman, N. Y., national American Home member* with Girl Scout Troop at Robblnflville, where for a which l» being held in conjunc- will be celebrated on Sunday, from home, to church, to re- chairman of philanthropy. She will their problem hats which they tire nominal fee visitors can learn the tion with the Morriitown Chap* April 8. aci m the Foster Parent'* Plan encouraged to bring to the meeting. Marks Birthday mysteries of holly culture. One ception with each event por- ter of Hadauah. "We have helped reicue them trayed in a beautiful album for War Children and the work The galaxy of beautiful hat* Mm. Kesaelman recently re- member made herself a dreas and of the Institute 6f Logopcdlcs In created thUi awwon by «uch Ameri- through the Youth Aliyeh Move- put the money saved Into the fund. from the . . . turned from Israel on a national ment, of which Hadassah ia the By Cabin Party XWcSiia, Kan. can milliners en Lilly Dache, Emmc, Most popular schemes proved to fellowahip from Hadewah, toured official American agency. With Troop 13, St. Teresa's Girl If your local dealer eaauMt- Reservations may , .be _ John Frederic*, Pe>g Flachef, Irene, be the handmade articles and the j Studio of ( t Youth Allyah •ettlemenU and all our aid these have a chance, now, Scouts, celebrated its 13th birth- l B through the hostesses, or Mrs. Le- Mr. John, «nMary Fitzpatrick, WHEM He SHOWED ME and who singa frequently in the Ati-^oua OVERDUE. "Vowel of Clay" by Leo Trcae Dr. Miriam Frcurid, National executive secretary of the Summit BILLS. WM oall«d "the moet acurate por- Radio City Mualc Hall stage Youth Services chairman of Area Girl Scouta Council. The trayal of the daily life of A prieat" spectacles and in the transconti- Hadaflsali, the Women's Zionist girls attending with their leaders, nental broadcasts, "The Music P«n«ypocl< Creu by Rev. Harrold Murray at a meet- Organization of America will act Mn. Frank Pecca and Miss Lucy Hall on the Air." There will also S«td •itoblithw ing of St. Tercsa'/i book dlacuasion as advisor to the conference end Passamato were: Margaret Bor- p«rf«cf la am. Your lawn gr*«ti be e showing of the latest epring group held last Thursday. will also devlles the main ad- man, Ana Doogan, Patricia Dunne, fashions with Mrs. Ira I* Rothen- Other booka dealing with the dress at the banquet session which Virginia Dykstra, Carol Glaser, berg, of 417 Marris avenue, a Ann Louise Marinacio, Gertrude subject and evaluated by Father is scheduled for Tuesday evening, member of the Summit Chapter, Mulhall, Jeanne Oberat, Mary Murray were, "Everybody Calls April 10. acting aa one of the models. Peoca, Dorothy Romeo, Ann Tray low. a» IMW. iO «* •«# fff A 9**** *• ««H •o.y-pour Me rather," by Father X and Delegates from 74 Hadassah nor and Mary M. VanDerhoff. tar gOOO tq «». ONIV I5JO //^\\ * *« «•** «©OO ••• "• ** °<>. "Roman Collar," by E. Robert* Mrs. Michael Qtavltsky will chapters will attend the many * Authorised dealer for Sylvanlo and Fada. BUY MOW AT YOUR^ * TWRE DIAUR... Moore. pronounce the invocation. workshops and seminars which The officer* of the troop are 'There are 50,000 pairs of be- * Accepting trad«*ht sets for discounts. It jew ideal tfealrr rannct rapply y«o, call HoMeasPa for the meeting were are scheduled for the three-day Virginia Dykstra, president; Mary seechig eyes watching your faces. conclave. Pecca, vice president; Ann Tray- THI TEME CO. Mm Robert Traynor and Mrs. Al- * Conversions done to larger screens. bert Kobylan. The next meeting These are the eyes of 50,000 home- The new slate of officers of the nor, secretary, and Mary VanDer- Totowt, N, Jr. tittle rails «-«•• less, terrifler children who have will be May at 2 p.m. Summit Chapter for the 1951-52 hoff, treasurer. * Servicing all makes of TV and radio sets. Miscellany Added Nature Study for Girl * Antenna installations and repairs. To Rummage Sale Scouts Starts April 10 An adjustable dress rorm, sev- * "First In Television—First In Service" The annual spring course in eral hand decorated chairs, a cou- Nature Study for Girl Scout lead- ple of tuxedoes, a doll carriage and ers, taught by Mrs. Mildred Ruli- numerous household articles are son, and conducted at the Trail- among the items donated to the aide Museum, Watchung Reserva- fund-raising rummage opening to- BERKELEY ra£v/s/o/v co tion, will start on April 10, meet- day In the two vacant stores next ing each 'Tuesday thereafter, from to the Strand Theater by cour- $116-5*1* •fat Reliabl e MHour Service • 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., to and includ- tesy of the manager, Mr. Book- ing May l. binder. 90 Summit Ave. Summit, N. J. The four-week course is open The sale, which will be open to all Brownie. Cub. Girl Scout today from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and leaders and other interested in- tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., dividuals. If the enrollment is is sponsored by the Art Asso- large enough, Mrs. Rulison plans ciation and the Animal Welfare to conduct two courses. One League. course_would , be for Girl Scout leader* and a second course for Sigma Kappa Sorority Brownie and Cub leaders. To Meet in Summit REPAIR SERVICE The monthly meeting of the New Jersey Suburban Alumnae Chap- Watch Rapain ter of Sigma Kappa Sorority will Pearls Restrung be held Tuesday evening, April BUf TER ALMOND Engraving ..' 10. at the home' of Mrs. C. A. ICE CREAM Plating Oakley, 58 High street. The program wilt include a per- Cryitali Fitted formance t>y Mrs. J, W. Kurtil, Immediately plantat and teacher, of Chatham. She has played for numerous lo- IN OAY "SPACI-IAVH" CARLANS cal organisation*, and on thUt oc- PINTS AND HAL* OAUONS Your Community Jrttrler casion will present a group of se- 149 Springfield Ave. Su. 6-1446 lections from her recent concert A taste of Spring! Crsamy, Open Frl. Eve$. 'Til 9 P.M. before the Music Guild of the Or- delicious Staltest Ice Cream in Maplewood, sprinkled all through with •' /.;ii choice almonds. Buy it in "easy- EA$r CHAN to-ttore" Pints and HalfGallom. She kMps her valuables PLASTIC TAPE 6«t the best - Ott Stoitott For Rttaplng Your Own In a safe deposit box VINITIAN ILINDS WMlMblf ( Rain Pr«rf, Sun Protf C»lor F««r ft Hrt Rttorfait pit Wlitu ywti put your Itwilry, WIN Not Shrtnfc, Sfrtrch, Crock IMrfttMH^Bft tsW Or Pr*y. '* t«f» dapwlt box you know Hity wlH bo *'wh«r» you C*ian-.Dwk or WMU

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K 1 fim^. '-T. .*: THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL 5 1951 IS Creative Writing School work, A third told an origin*] ttory for children which Newcomers April &lov was judged appropriate for one of Wins Applause at Piano Coupler Club Beacon Fire DAR \ f Making cia$» ] Group Begins the children'* mag Mines. The •r it A i . Continuei at Club final reading was part of a book Luncheon Set Holds C ountry Thw fourth teuson i.t » ,c«itM* Serious Work for children on animals and life / o near About on fiovc making, #poa«or#|i by -tM I T>~.. erealiv*- writing group of at the South Pole. For Wednesday Ameri.-fln" Home d«-part!r.«ft3'of the A country < iFo-rtnigh'tly club, wiU i* mli ,*t ' • >» College CSab met Monday c The next meeting of the group Plans for the Weloome Wagon ance was given by Uniied Nations m ftf Mra, Roger members of t t. Tertsa't. Couple* Mr« Gtorge B Martin of 252 ,iMonday tnorntng at the c'.ib will be at the home of Mrs. AM. April luncheon meeting were W. VVL..I:-»m» ©7 TJ> Pine Grove ave- •on H. Hearn Monday evening Club Saturda evening at the Maple street will speak on the from 9:30 a.m. to JirSO. : ,-- T&a **TfcS lihe first meeting at 8. formulated at the horn* of th« church hall, i •tuiic was furnished 1 United Nation., before members of | Mr* Snow of by the Irvini -HSggins Orch««tra • f tie awEch^Ts to criticize ma- April chairman, Mrs. Oarl Cosner, Bftu-on Fire Chaptrr DAR mat- i #or rrvad i* ., .-.a:- brought in-toy, themselves. Thursday night. with a caller for the sqimre M.r« A. Local School Teacher to ing Thursiiay afternoon. April 12, T:^'fuit"meeting, hrfd tojue time dancca. tor. Miw. Hopcrait will take t)ll> lmnv ot »..T served to organize the pro- Give Outdoor Talk to PTA Crepe paperdn »pnns colors and j f Mr*. Romeo T. "Exploring the Outdoors with reservations and MM. R A, Tuck- masied bouqjjeis nf snapdragons i tLs' 7 Mat10"' H«!l ™«d' g/Am, Mre. Ida Clyde Clarke of Mr M rti t: Woodijod «vcnue i* acting as Your Child" will be the *ubject er and Mr*. D. G. Cowd«n will and magnolia blo.-woms deroratert ! *- * n ** vice-chairman of ANTIQUE CHAIRS of a talk by Mlu Jeannette Mld- prevent boutonni«rea to all new the hall. The women brought box ' fnri"-Kn policy for the N'ew Jersey rr.t.itor. .- ij4 Hsll<< dlebrook, flr»t grade teacher at a members. suppers which were numbered and j °f Wonn n Voters and is? h Four mt-Bsbcrs rt-a4 originu! ma- fll lft! IN a /mothers' meeting of the Lincoln suppisuppi-r donee partners were deter- "'i ' at the T?nitcnitcd •rr.ai and listener* expressed their Mn, D. H. Craegg will act aa fttlon f(>r the Rl"SII BOTTOMS •v;:siar>&. OBCVOBUJI read a diary School PTA Wednesday afternoon, chairman of the decorating com- mineidd by thojfj e numbrrj, l^ffee ^' * Ann rican Baptist CANE SEATS April H, from 1:30 to 2:30. and punch w«(re aerved. Convention tite h^d kept wfciJc living in Vcne- mittee and will be ftaalated by P. BENEDICTS Co-chairmen; of the dance werr Ten svill be iervefl by Mr*. JU^LI. anj the oilier members con- A sound film In technicolor Mm. D. K. Bouton, Mr». Thoma* MS-Main SU yiA «-JWt-H Mr. and Mrs. 4. G. Breimhurst nnd Charl.^ W Tyc rh»irman. anil s.irrfd Uu: it contained material produced by the National Audu- Chlnholm, Mrs. R. L. Kortrlfht, Mr. andMrs.E. A, VU*l ..They In r coin in it t<<\ Mrs Howard H. \. 4. for three •different kinds for pub- bon Society entitled, "Sharp Eye«" Mrs, J A. Herman, Mr* E. W. will accompany the talk, which were aasisted: by Mr. and Mr* Hi/ihop. Mr* Horace M Dean, iication: 'children'* ftories. an Qlanuy, and Mrs. C. C. Foxworth. Mr* lU?nj«min I). Kvuna. will atr«M Ideal for (pending an Peter Banks, f,U and MM. W. H. article «sa feoiiseMeepin* in Vcne- The luncheon will be held April John'W. Hughlett and Mra. interesting and instructive spring Doherty, Mr. and Mr«. Patrick «dult travel book, 11 at the William Pitt Ln Chatham. Stranad. vacation. Duffy, Mr. an<| Mn. Jamei Dillon, Secretarial Training member read her poetry Fentun-s of the afternoon will be Mr. and Mr». p. E. Moore and Mr. AT PROFl S SIO VAX 1EVEL and material suitable for Sunday a talk by Joseph Zoigner on "Pe- and Mrn. Jotehh Sharon. Central Church to Be • Now' tit iht »d«iau(r«« el Kaibaha* Roosevelt PTA # rioil. flurnlture.," election of semi- (>ihb« ttctvmtiti xinnicif aic oStt*4 it 0 Member* of the Roosevelt PTA annual officers, and graduation of Represented; atlnititute MiHitcUif. (kjt tad Two Ye«f f.tmmt ttt will be «h6wn « moving pieturo several members. To Be on f"V Show Pocono Crest Camps Central Presbyterian Church will Sr'clil ( ogr*« for cniltflt worat o . fts*> film entitled "New Jersey Jour* Mr. Elliott Davis of S2 Mountain ti«nt«* Oiht ' he represented at the annual for BOY* ney," at the meeting of that organ- Vftnuo, New York attorney, will At»liNiftt NAWJMCWA Isr CIB' % Surrifnit Girl on Committee a church officer* Inttitute'ifpon/'orcl St**es. . _ _ fcsUtl. isation on Thursday, April 12 at appear as a jfutst on the Henry Bju*s.t*d yrcwr«tn of uDoru by the Prewhjirrlan Men of, Morris • tctivit* ' 8:30 p.m. The picture* will bo For Alumnae Bridge Morgan TV «po«r tomorrow eve- nnd OrnnKc The inrititutp will be Pfiyi ic:»n, provided by Euo 8.O, Oil Co. ning. Mr. Davlji will exhibit an in- Miss Gertrude Muldowney, held Sundny S-1&50, Church, E««t Orange, Martin* «t Refreshment* will be served by J. Muldowney of 444 Springfield play chords on a piano. 2:30 p.m. More than 60 ehurche* the sixth grade mothers. avenue, will be In charge of table* are expected to participate. and decorations for the annual 18 Warwick toad. She formerly dessert bridge of the Alumnae Aa- YOUNG PIANIST—Barbara Bartley, ?, a second grade pupil at Lln- attended Summit High School. ' soclation of thre Academy of St. oln School, t« among the youngeat of the mualc students entered in Elizabeth, Convent Station. Th« the 1951 auditions of the Griffith Miuic Foundation which started on On Colby Deafi'p List ATTENTION BUS OPBRATORS! [ affair will be held Saturday, April Saturday. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Bartley of 18 Joan Grldle|, daughter of Mr Planning a New Home 14 for the benefit of the •cholar- Norwood avenue, she is shown here with one of the auditioning judges, and Mrs. Austin W. Orldley 11 UNIFORM GREY SHIRTS & PANTS- ship fund. Tsuya Matsukl of the Amagansett School of Music. Crescent avenue, haa been named or Modernizing Your to the dean's list at Colby Col- USUAL OUTLET LOW PRICE lege, WatervlHr, Me., for the first' Present One? ma fraternity. HLs father is a at Ellington Air Base, Houston, semester of lfl5O-51. Dartmouth alumnus. Texas. Miss Qrldley ii a junior at the Mtn'i Hue The College ! 'SAVE MONEY! Commended by Dean In Bucknell Comedy college. Barbara Dlgga of 8 Jola street, Miss Virginia D. Narf will serve Youthful Sav§ on just about everything from PANTS DUNGAREES Corner . • . was among 217 students at Mari- as a member of the chorus for Four Summit High School stu- plant to entire home. etta College who maintained an the performance of Victor Her- dents will be,, among the New On Seton'H Dean'n List Come in today. See our complete average grade of B or better dur- bert's musical comedy," Made- Jcrwy high *(j|hoo| studrnts who Seven -.students from Summit are Star* S* !o 41 Size* 30 to « ing the first semester. They re- moiselle Modiste," which will be will attend thfl flrM annual State exhibit of all building materials Included on the dean's list of 8e- ceived letters of commendation presented by the University Science Day at Rutgers University ton Hall University for the fall from Dean Merrill R Patterson. Players at Bucknell University on on April 28. Outstanding science on display. Beautiful showrooms 3Ien"» Short Sleeve Men's & Boy'» New semester, it was announced ye«- April 13 and 14. students are Iflvlted tf> attend the . , , many unique ideas. .te.rday. They are: Thornaa J, Blcl, In CollfKe Water Ballet SPRING JACKETS A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. conclave. Thooki#t It t ;t« mllll, Si Aahwood avenue; Donald purk»wl wiih n#w !d*«» tnd wen»f M»- • Zippered Front versity of Rochester's Women's at the university. Shr is enrolled anco. Ina tip* T»u'll h» thrUI»d m\ htr* tea It. Geddia, 26 Linden place; Thom- College annual water ballet for in the cduuation courae. Tiled for Srh^lH»tlc Work c*n Kltl to th» beiuty »nfl eomtirt vt Asserted Cblont your horn* vutwut •44ln.« to th« cmt OUTLET LOW PRICE as A. Grteeo, 20 Summit avenue; the benefit of the Women's Col- Nancy L. Ycjung of 12 Lorraine Richard J. UECC, 65 New England lege pool fund on April 13 and 14. Jolim Colby Sorority road was onf of tin- students avenue, and George H. Williams, The choreography for the show is Miss Nancy Moyer a freshman named to the Mean's list for high U. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. Fir»t Quality 30 Tulip atrcet. done entirely by the students. at Colby College, Waterville, Me., scholastic worlij during the fall at Turkish Towels 25* Mas Blades, a senior, has has been elected to Chi Omego Mlddlebury Cojlege. To obtain this 5S1 -9 Sprlnqfltld Av«. ItrltUy H«l«hr». H.. Gets Dartmouth Degree worked on backstage crews for sorority. place a atudeh! most maintain an Telephone Sl'mmlt A-SJSS Paul MacA- Canada, son of P. Kaleidoscope, annual all-girl musi- Miss Moycr is the daughter of average of 85; or bi-tter with no «ond»T thru Fild»T 9 A. M. to «J0 P. M. — S»turd»y till S—a M. Canada of 55 Woodland avenue, cal show, and has been n swim- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moyer of mark below 80, has completed requirement* of a mer In fofmer wtitor ballet pro- NATIONfllO Bachelor of Arts degree at Dart- ductions as well as doing some of mouth College, it was announced j the choreography. She Is a mem- © yesterday by the college. A* there ber of Alpha Slgmn sorority. if I* are no mid-year graduation exer- The daughter of Mr. and Mr*. cises. Canada has be«n invited to John Blade* of 222 Colt road, flho (Reor Corfcys lamdry) SU. Ml37 participate in the June Commence- IR a graduate of Summit High iment program. Canada, who served School. Osea Daily 9:00 to 5:30 Friday 9:00 to 9:00 during the war in the Navy for 18 months, majorod in BnglUih at On Smith DennY U*>( Plenty Of Free Parking . Dartmouth. He waa a member of Mies Pn^jty Mow, daughter of the Glee Club and of Kappa Sig Mr. and M«». Robert E. Montr of *? «""«*»« »«,,„ l! 120 O"ik RidRi" avonuo, has been named to the (lean'.i list at Smith Colle-gc whirr fihr t*> n junior. She is a membrr of tlir Smith pipe club and the Life Guard?. She took her college nreparatory work at Kent Place School. PASTRY loft Sunday after spr-ndfn? En<>ter with her parent.3, for Bait on *o visit her roommate Mh» Mflrie Woodherry. Thf»y will visit ckwmatfs flt Pin.'l- wleh before returning to thoir studies- •••' ;" - "v ' To Ring nf Town Hull Mis* Jane Stflnv Haiichlrr of Mr.i and Mm. Leopold Starr of Club drive, Countryside,' mid Mbw PeRfjy **Mor»c of 120 Oak Ridge avenue, Come to BEDROSIAN'S will DP among thr .member* of Smith College Glee Club who will An invitation to the Carpet Fashion j»lng «t Town Hall on Frldiv. M« 20, with the Olee Club of Will- Opening April 2-12. (ami College.

VaraHnm In Florida Ronald L. Copaey, of at BEDROSIAN'S' avenue, returned home Friday; March 23, for Ranter from Am- he rest College, where-he ha* Jtwt . . . you will »ee the latest in fine been pledged to the TheUi Delta floor covering. Ner demgrs, ne^ Chi fraternity. On Banter Sunday he left for a vtalt -with hl» father, weaves, new texturea that will bring Brig. General Robert L. Cop.»ey, now on wctlve duty in Wn,sh!nR:ton, grace and charm to America's finest D. C, And then »n to Floridn for « w««k'a v«c»tlon before return- homes. Now on display throughout ing to collefe. ' and priced to ktep carpet

our store. Elected to Air Cadet* It's taken years of painstaking researc Spencer L. Woodard, Jr. « civil you a luxurious twist Broadloom of New CARPET COME IN NOW DURING THIS engineering student at Clemnon • A new clarity and depth to the color tones, A*O College, South Carol I n«, had RAYON blended with fine CARPET WOOL. SPECIAL NATIONWIDE recently keen elected Into the • Uniform length and high ttniile ttrtnolh "Arnold Air Society," a national And the use of man-made fibers adds heae spe- of the yarn* insure* durability,,, h CARPET FASHION OPENING group of outstanding air cadeta, In ttt AJtQTC. Ha If the mtm of cific advantages: .,, and a minimum nf ahcddlng. Mr. and Mra. ftwncer I* Woodard of U Elm ftreet «nd a graduiite of Summit High School. TWO QUAUTIIS TO CHOOSI PROM filea t» Rarmuds Jack Patten, »on of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Patten «f M B#lltvu« ave- nue, flew Sun«lay to Bermuda «• a niimhur of lha Dartmmith C'ol* 50 Ugt rugby tfum to lake part In the itrlet of ganiM th«re A aopho* 13 more at Dartmouth, h* hi atao on the v«r«lty football te«flt. H« OF COI'RMK, wfi'vii still A HmlUd supply of in wool brondloom attended Pingry Schorvl and grad- uated from aaltobury School,- Onn. Hf l# a brother of Oidel Waller W, Patten, Jr.. who 1" rtatloned Imported Cheese! L.MIIBKT Th« aiKKBK GUILD for dell- clou«, exciting Imported chi><>*eJ>. Monthly bullrtln Bent to m»m- Ittrf detcriblng four fentured EDROSIAN'S ehiMNie»t with migffcM.u>nn tnt urn- Prlcp $1 to $2.80 ppd. Mi»mb#r« 117 MILLIURN AVI., MILLIURN SHORT HILLS 7-257S nwd buy only five lb«. « For lull Information writes Often Evening* 7 to 9 P. M. SUMMIT, N. J. 11,1. m I>ftn*lll*, N. i.

I :• •-;- THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. IfSI. S. H. S. Spring Sports' Program Opens Next O'Reilley Voted ' I US. Coaches Plan 90 Candidates Out for H. S. To Attend Outstanding by Baseball, Track and Tennis WHERE ARE THE GOOD CATCHERS? Athletic Conclave Alumni didders Henry O'RelUey named by the The spring sports' schedule at Summit High School, It happens every spring. Baseball managers and baseball Summit tyigh School coaching staff will b« widely represented Newark Evening New» in 1»2» as with. 90 candidates out for baseball, track and tennis, has coaches look over the situation and somebody says: "Where the Aif-Stite footbalT center was been stepped up considerably the past week, with a sched- at the 12th annual coaches' spring the "outstanding football are the good catchers? How come we have pitchers galore athletic conference of the New voted uled opening for baseball against Regional High School© performer of the past'" from and more outfielders and infjelders than we can use and Jereey Intei»«hola»tic Athletic A*- among Summit High School play- onn the latterlatter''s diamond next Wednesday. According to hardly anybody who knows a thing about what goes on be- aotiation tomorrow and Saturday era at the Alumni Football Club Coach John Dilson, the turnout at the Hotel McAlpin, New York hind the plate? Why, most of these fellows don't even know testimonial dance to Coach El- for track has been the best in re- thespian, i« expected to fill the Oity. Thl« WM announced yes- wood C. Cornog at Chateau Bal- oent years. Not only is there shoes of Jack Allen, '50, in the the best way to put on a chest protector!" terday by Elwood C. C3orhof.. di- tusrol, Saturday night plenty of competition for posts on dashes. Throughdut the South and the Golden West, where the rector of athletic* for these two squads, but aUo for Jo-Jo Kenney, another three the •choola. At the dance, Cornog introduced major leaguers and the minor leaguers are training, and the following men whom he had tennlo, Coach David McNeely re- sports ktterman, after a strenuous throughout the rest of the country, where the school and. BejicUtt Cornog, those planning ports. basketbal ««ason, i# forsaking to r.ttend include Football Coach previously named among his all- college teams arc getting ready, it's pretty much the same star grlddera in his days as foot- More than 50 candidates have track to try hb hand with thr Peter Karvdrat and hla reported for track with Regional school nine, being ambitious to be- story every year. The scarcity of catchers is a topic that Glen Lytle together with Morton ball coach for the Maroon and White: Louis Bruno, Cabby Baker, aUo the host on April 20. come a moundsman. He was i|j worries baseball men every bit as much as the question of Ashman, associate coach In foot- Following a practice session creditable performer in the dashex ball and basketball; Elmer Hal- Dick VVeiler. Bob Denike, AI just what abbreviated costume Giusie Moran will wear in Schmitz and Frank Sommo. here with Rahway tomorrow and and Ft the hurdlca. ,\ denwang, *>ccer coach and John Wednesday* opener against Re- her next tournament bothers the tennis people. Dilfcon, track coach, To win the selection won by George Smith, a senior, who O'Reilley, It was necessary for the gional, Summit High's nine will had an abbreviated «sason In A number of Suburban Confer- make its scheduled home stand THE HEROES AND THE HARD WORKERS ence personnel of which group person 90 selected to be present. treck last school year, is back to opener against St. Michael's at be presently rated to carry tht The trouble, we think, has its inception in school. Teen- Summit U affiliated will take Memorial Field, April 13-and Fri- leading part in the parleys. Paul burden in the pole vau't. aged ballplayers are ambitious. They dream a lot. They dream day at thft. Chcrin of Millburn k cho.'rman •" the "imifT"! ho!der.« Leaders Sweep in .M Dennis Leads Harrier* of becoming great batters like Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio, of the athletic directors and Robert S'I'V"".*. **20-rnurd v just as the kids in our day used to dream of emulating Ty couches. William J. Cartmill of Sonny Dennis, three sports let- junior, who nipr-"' f'th 'p?t rqr terman and mostly recently pick- Cobb and Babe Ruth. They dream of matching the pitching Gl*n Ridge U president of the City Bowling; with the sho* wt in the Suburban ^ NJSIAA. Nelson Smith of Verona ed as Group III All-State basket- Conference meet. f^i feats of Lefty Grove or Carl Hubbell or Bob Feller. They ball center, iff captain of the b Itoted on the baahetball panel. Oth^r num"**' )>o1''" bo rr* dream of engineering electrifying plays in the field. They pic- Harvey Harman, Rutgera grid E. Geddis Hits 259 school's harrier*. Last year hr ture themselves as shortstops darting swiftly to the left to coa'h, is th« dtacusaioa leader for Savage Esso Serviccnter.. cur- broke the school's mile record ALUMNI HONORS COACH—Elwood C. Cornog, interscholastic athletic running it In 4:43. convert certain hits into breath-taking double plays ... or tomorrow night's football forum. rent leaders and, defending cham- director at Summit High School, also basketball and baseball coach, Other hold-over lettermcn in- mi'« event: as fleet-footed outfielders racing back to the stands to rob Joseph Freeman, head athletic physical education director, and former football coach, was Honored pions in the City Bowling League, man at Wcstfield High U on a clude Leon Bystrak who special-, unidentified sluggers of home runs and sensational leaping by the Alumni Football Club at a. dance at the Chateau Baltusrol, Satur- went merrily on their way teat ires in the shot-put, discus throw football panel tomorrow after- day night in celebration of his 25th anniversary at Summit High School. catches. week sweeping against Korkuc and javelin hurling. Don M-clay noon. Clary Anderson, Montclalr Recognizing that his favorite hobby is fishing, the more than 250 ahunni Cleaners to keep intact their 10- Dow P-terson and High'* guiding genius in athletics," will carry the Maroon and -White'* But in these dreams there is little room for pictures of and their guests presented the coach witn accessories for his annual gamc lead in matches rolled on head* the baoeball forum. One of hopes in'the high jump. Jehoniax sweating, mangled-fingered catchers holding ball clubs to- fishing trek to.Maine. Frank Sommo. is testing a rod which he pre- the Woodruff allcye in Springfield Grlsby, a fleet junior, ran thr on the most prominent of the out- sented Cornog, Other presentations included a tackle box with as- gether by dint of laudable but unspectacular hard work— of-statrrs will be Charlea "Chuck" last week. fastest half-mile for a sonhoroore sorted tackle and plugs, together with an electric lamp, portable radio, in the school's history. He was both brain work and physical labor. That catching, that's Mather of Mttanillon, Ohio, head cushion, etc. (Chdl Frantzcn Photo.) Spring Lake, runners-up, had no ro-rh N H. ?f"G'"'n, for for the other fellow. Let him be the unsung hero. coach of Washington High School trouble turning back Zone's Esso clocked at 2:07.5. Paul Carlson, an amateur rlo»h°5. D"»iv that city, who will apeak on the in three. Other sweeps were posted v.«ln from the r»rp»"»t'>r "Spilt T Formation." by Rillo'a Market. Root's and 1 ; MARCH WAS A LONG MONTH TW'M» and f "- T"^ t^"^ « Esquire Shop over Summit Elks, Recreation Official *Te' Ford »•"' Bo^" -M"M for th» .It's nice to read the stuff the boys are wiring to their Pirates and Warriors Win Charlinee and Ciba respectively. ^pri'no nnd Jack Alien for thr 100 papers from the spring training camps down South. Along With Everett Geddis of that Shows Film to Kiwaitis and ^0. with millions of other lovers of baseball, we gobble it up team pasting high single game Harlan Kennedy, of the Summit «ra»f(i *'«o M'MMI The Dugout I score of 259 of the week for hon- and cry for more. Not all 'of it makes sense, of course, but Board of Recreation, high-lighted AMen. other stars Ion 1 Ties in Saturday Cage Loop ors in that field, the taxi boys the weekly meeting of the local every bit of it is interesting. March was a long, long month — ly "IO CATTANO —I throt»"h «Tadn»t.lon «re the follow- The Pirates chalked up their fourth straight win in were able to post a single win Klwanis Club on Tuesday, April Ronnie Con,«ev Let'* MM some new fare*! «»<*:'Norman for the baseball-lover. He's waiting—and hot very patiently the American Division by knocking off the Knicks 59 to 26.over Marten's. Geddis also posted Srd. at the New Hampshire House, Low L<»favett« Or ... Wanted^M or more young men •—for the middle of April. And while he's waiting he's hungry Wade and Beyers paced the winners, while Gross and Pic* team, high magic game of 848 | by prcgenUng, ft ti\m entitled -*A Pott «et a i-»rord for for new§ of the athletes who are acquiring early coats of to play ball In the city noftball troski were high for the Knicks. The Warriors came through Petroizo of Root's posted high Chance to Play." The movie gave half mile at 2:03. Ciw»v w«» a league — Quallflcationa — Must be three game series of 608 closely tan and incidentally getting into shape in sunnier and warmer an insight Into the work that mu- stellar nerformer In the hijrh hur- in the National Division as they took over the Red Devils followed by Gaffney with 605 with able to lift a bat and throw a ball 45 to 34, for thdr fourth straight nicipal Boards of Recreation do, Dana who-I*.-contini - places. a middle game of 235. with a certain degree of accuracy. victory. Rynn and Morgan tossed 22 1.V-S9 and pointed up the values of or- uing his track Interest* «t Dart- Knlrha 3 4-2(1 Savage's won team three-game That's right boys, the time has in 28 points between them to lead ganised recreation for our youth. mouth, «ficom»llsh°d f?l.S feet in ALL IN THE BALL GAME come when the younger genera- the winners. Mallory and Lom- Bombrre (171 Panthrr* <2A) scoring honors with 2726. The balance of the meeting was the bro*d jump. Lafayette Orls- K. f p.I K. f. p March tt »Undbi|« devoted to club business. bv anotb"r caofble performef, is Remember some of those baseball games of last Sum- tion of Summit must ntcp in and bn-rdi hit for 17 and 15 points re- KlHI I'll, f li Mi'iuHtt f 1 1 W. I. p .soo now at Colgate. carry the ball for a few of the RO 2!V .667 mer when the coaches would run up and down the line in Brill, f 2 •• Spring I.nkc ... PRIOR TO PILGRIMS The Middies gained nn easy vie- 4A 29 .Prospects among Mi* middle dis- an effort to rattle the pitchers? Some of these fellows did a older aoltbftll...VPU who have•been 8cliwarti. 2 0 41 Ri.iidui. f 1 0 ! Chnrllne* .613 tory-.fla_they_w.cre. awarded a.Jot- Wllklniann, H I 1.1 Roof* 45 30 .600 A white man named Antonio tance runners In Dllaon'a »qu»d playing yonr after year. To the Koirtnxf - 2 niiicsaci. g I 0 2 Cthn 41 31 .5S7 clever job of pretending to be base runners but they have feit over the Clippers. Embcrg K Espejo found silver ore In what Include White. Henderson, Pic-^ "oldntera," flriit bane juat seems to 0 2 Kalnriy. K n oo »«iillll Ni l second round title at 11:1O am, Tht longest baseball throw was 426 feet 9 /t inches by and the boys who have been play- In the Junior League, the Bom- Sheldon Lejeune, October 9, 1910 ... the most sensational Ing over all the year*, need and bers came through again by up- IIIIIN batting feat by a 1948 rookie was by George Vico, Detroit want hfijp from the younger ath- ending the Panthers 27 to 26. lete* of our town. , first baseman, who hit the first ball pitched him in the majors Davidson and Williamson scored Almost one or two key players 13 points between them to-lead-the for a home run ... Joe DiMaggio's lifetime record of 331 from each teem every season hang winners. O'Shea and Britt were home runi rates him seventh among all-time major league up their spikes and take their hijrh for the Panthers with 19 home run hitters. v ••,- place on the bleachers. With this points. Replace Thai Old Worn Out loss the manager starts wonder- Ahfrrifin I)l\M«n , This one's for fishermen! The major cause of broken lyist Ing who wilt be on nrat;' He 4 '"'{I rods is the failure to keep the angle of the rod within 90 sweant he Is going to quit but Is Hfrt r»«>vll 2 degrees of a line from the reel to the fish ... any fish capable usually the first one to have his Jive Flvn 1 Clippers 0 Of making swift runs of more than twenty feet should be "boys'" out for practice. He must NntlutiBl hhtolon BU have replacements for the play- Won played directly from the reel .-•••*• the common belief that Warrtnri 4 . ers who have found rlgormortls Knlcki . 3 while you con stM choose the betl you "keep the rod up" in playing a fish, is wrong. creeping up on them, and If he Midiir* can't find, sornt* young talent lie Rorkftn It iur« you'll h«v* lh« wonderful comfort *nd con* General;...Bowling, tennis, shot-putting, Val Mikiel, ' America's outstanding woman bowler, lost use of her elbow must borrow (that's a mild word) v«ni«nc« of automatic oil heating at tow eo*t durirg them from another team which In tht une«rt« in y»an «he«d. ©»t tfi» f me tr MW entht: in an accident and bowls with her shoulder ... for the first Tsntttfr* turn nets off a chain reaction to grtatctt developmtnt in oil heat in 30 yaari . . . time coaches are now thinking that weightlifting is good all the team* in the league. After Wills KM« training for shot-putters . , , Beverly Baker, junior girls the smoke settles, it is a lucky Jlvr f\\r manager who recognizes half his R. f f ! ' f P tennis champion is ambidextrous, and hits her backhand by team-mates. 3. o 4iAndrrdan. f n 4 NOT fOK JUST ONI riA« ... NOT KR switching her racket to her left hand. , f fl 0 OJSnyrtpr. f 2 .0. 4 So what do you.sny boys, give Jnnn*lll. e ft 0 ini\VIHt«m«, f 1 1 3 Flcn, g n n 0| Brn" t>«nh. <• 2 o 4 JUST TIN YIAW ... IUT, POItVIKI > Skeet-shooting was originally developed as a substitute softball and yourselves a break. Colrmnn, ft 0 II OHiillock 1 I 3 for field shooting .. , akeet targets, when called for by the Come out «nd loosen up those Hilt, (t 7 2 imwulkpr, (t 0 o 0 Irwln. g J 2 BlWathall. K o o 0 shooter, appear after a variable delay up to three seconds and wooden arms. You will be wel- OIL-O-MATIC Tot K R 2 IS reach a ipeed of almost 60 miles an hour ... the shooter fires come. Jots'—Four teams represented Jlv» Flv« two shots from each of eight different shooting stations, a «t first A league meeting. J. K. Knrki-ln total of 25 shots. Futrion LIFETIME Smlt, Summit Hardware, the Faca (C. f. p I K. f. P Club and North Summit A.C. AT Flyi H 1 iTlM*llory. f ach Cornog. ToftiU t» 7 4Nj Tot«l« Id 3 S4 $5,000,000 body knows that, too. But in this Optimistic Age there is ll The Summit Alumni-F.C. deserves Warriorii 10 13 12 «fi a tendency to ignore—or at least to minimize—bad news in 12 T—34 Model Fifty-ten the credit*for a job well done. <»»> | and bad knowledge. "' Plenty of Summit ex greata were B. f Pi B t. p. on h«nd. Roy Pease who played 7 0 HIOtAM. f 4 1 • Low Pretwre Thug it is that when a man makes the headlines—the Wad*. I V 1 19 RdwuriH. f t o 2 for the American Legion In '46 {Whim, r 0 mllpsiilirrn c 0 0 0 OIHOMJITIC favorable headline*—his friends rejoice. He is treated with still in perfect shape. He can I.pnnitrii, K 0 Hi'lVtrnnkl, ( 2 2 Ppttwrln, § OIL-AIR NOZZLE additional respect. It may be that, eventually, hell be found probably still run the hundred In 0 RlWr/itlmll. g !t 1 ruihrttt, g t O brifflont, new ... . wanting, quite untuited for his new and prominent place in leas than ten as he did so many times bfifrtre. — Utes go on In Total* 29 I ft»| Tr>J«U 11 4 the tun. But you won't hear much about that. You'll remem- MORI Htat from LKS Futl! Adv«n,c» •nqint.ring h*i den. if-d.y.lop.d an oil burner that .etually wetfft North Summit In about a month. Playoff Results of tht ber only that he received some measure of fame. You prob- etr Channels nine and eleven should Hl-Y lowling L«o^u« ably won't know that the headlines went to his head. have * plenty of viewers this year In » playoff for the Hl-Y Bowl- with the Yanks, Dodgers and NO COSTIY SMVICINOI Smo6ll>.,.,mnin, *rt deftndsnt. you srt htr#l»]r ing League Championship the "Mtttrtd Low Prtiiurt" euti wear and ttar—txptntlvt lifvtwUllfl f Moms *o catniroiit *f*na r«i«ir#a to tmwn tht Gbintk on them. —1 wonder If you Deacon Hill Hl-Y Club defeated O CARriM' !* complaint on or btton know that the Memorial field th» Turkey Hill Hl-Y Club In a mpart: Ordinary oil burner latti 10 ytari. Y«t «f all Ols>O»MATICl th» Tin flay of It*, mt% tn4 |n a#. fiult thtrsof t«i(!h Judim*nt will N also has facilities for picnickers. best of three matches. The acorca paratt ptrfcetlyl A. OTTO. JR., Surrogate or th« Coun- '•nfww, »««li»t rou M Mm court There ar* excellent fireplaces *! 2F tfnton, »•<«# on tn» «*«©n« Of rtlrorr. brtwwn Mid hardball diamond.-—- Beacon Hill 6«3, Turkey Hill 640 trator of th» «stat* el Mid 4M**4. pIMntlff *n« Attorntm for PIMntlff "A" High score of 1«2 was rolled by ftcrUwr undtr with or •mrmttion •0 Park Pl»r« to thrtr clftlau and Osmund* afftlnst MM frank King of Beacon HIU. - Complete Unit, «rt«t* of MM dtewMMI within sis Mttt TutMtty Nioht ... for homeu of all _._„ months from th# d*t» of saM ordtr, The A Softball UftfHe will hold or thsjr vtU b» f-• MOttl A. SOT*. Office, Soldiers' Memorial Field. Hmfothy Protit, son of Mr, and paymtnt termi* There are still openings for Mrs, Curtis Protit of 1R High Of teams, to any who are Interested iw *udittH antf statini* by tht -..,.» is among the ion biological nmrm for i lire asked to attend. who have received M- th* vtam coumr cam, Several (earns *re looking for lt>w«hlpn front the Atomic Energy M A players, and would tike to know EASTERN FUEL CO, tvrmuom covmt ttrjmw ****** 10 MT CommUslon for work in that field. CHAMCHIT, DtVIIIOM the names of any who want to try He Will be *n*.bl«d to eontlnu^ ht» out. Cull the Board of Rwirea- •tudlM for a Ph.D. in gonlogy at 233 Brood $**•* - %ummli9 N. J. JOAM ft. *tm5mHvae4 W. Afoeaejr to our satisfaction that the home parking area. Representing- the owners of Summit will benefit to Mrs. Louise Nelson Mooney of 27 viewpoint of number of th« tune of 186,000 by this expen- Xorth Summit avenue, Chatham, home owners, we believe, that the diture. Certain)*, the cititens of died at home on Sunday last after proposed development has not been Summit have long demanded that illness of eight month*. She fully Justified to the homeowners the building of a new school should 35. and that busuwas interests, have be our first major expenditure. In Mrs. Mooney was the daughter of engineered the ordinance without times of uncertainty and peak the Into Edward T. Nelson, former the benefit of sound pUnniiisj, in eosta we feel capital improvements chief of police of Summit, was born a fog of secrecy and with unwar- should be curbed. Knowing that here and had lived here until her ranted haste., state approval of bond issues for removal to Chatham three years The public should know that school building is determined by a£0. She was a member of Oakea our organisation has been rep- the amount of municipal indebt- Memorial Church. 284 WAYS TO resented for 9 months on the edness, we feel that the school Mrs. Mooney leaves her husband, Chamber of Commerce commit- project should be started before txo sisters, Mrs. John Sleber, at tee for 'Parking and Tmffic' thl« parking project. home, and Mrs- John Squier of improvement. Our representative Finally, we have been dismayed Chatham Township, and two broth- with other clvie representatives /EASIER SPRING for some time over the increasing s' era, Vincent of Morriatown and JCd- spent much time in the investi- mond of Elisabeth. emphasis on out-of-business in our gation and the analysis of Sum- town. It is a long-standing policy Funeral services were held in mit's parking problem. Our stud* of the Common Council and the the B. P. Burroughs 6 Son Funeral les show "the parkins; area for planning board that Summit is CLEANING AT Home, 309 Springfield avenue at 2 Summitite* is about four times and shall remain predominantly y.m. on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. that required." After three months a residential community and that Robert E, Meloney of the Oreen R of committee in-activity, one the commercial area and facilities Village Methodist Church. Burial week prior to the announcement shall be provided only for the was in Fair. Mount Cemetery, Chat- of the ordinance, the newly ap- needs of the Summit residents. ham. pointed Chairman of the Chamber We specifically request that the of Commerce Committee. Mr. Dean Common Council spend no tax GRAND UNION Letters Travis, advised our representative money from th* General Fund for -4 . Backs Present Freeholder* that he was taking care of the the expansion of parking areas There's magic in the wide variety of Editor, Summit Herald: parking problem by himself be- at this time unless those benefit- spring cleaning needs at Grand Union. You'll find 284 Two new candidate! have chal- oauee he found committees to be ing are willing to pay the .expenses lenged the right of the Incum- ineffective in getting things done of the projects. magic products to make spring cleaning easier on your As a result, the time and effort bents to be re-elected to the Board Beard of Trustees of the civic representatives on this nf Freeholders in th* Republican West Summit Civic Association, time, easier on your effort, easier on your pockethook. committee were thrown out of the 'Primaries on April 17. They claim Inc. window along with their planning Copies tor that Messrs. Bauer, Iligby and data. Rowland have not practiced econ- Summit Herald omy, have concealed the growth The Glehweod Place property Beacon Hill Civic Association nt County ratable*, and have was not considered In the plan- Mt. Prospect Civic Association ^ feathered their nests «t the ex-ning studies at the Chamber of Summit General Civic Association k penee of other County employees. Commerce Committee for 1950, - Let's look «t the figures for IMA Therefore we believe that th« JOIN THIfiRAjyD PARADE OF "STRING CLEANERS" TO GRAND UNION and 1981. which, far from being development of the Olenwood Turnpike Fight Place property was. not carefully concealed, were cheerfully fur* (Continued from Page 1) Renizlt •- A. Giant Packsgs or fully planned and that the dished to me by the respective Wick D«octen«r Contains Sollum location for the parking area was • u kar. County Treasurer*. Ratable* have Instead of the $7,500,000 • estimated Wizard Wick Rinso not carefully selected. If It was by Its architects and engineers. 61/ risen 43 per cent in Morris, 18 Gold S*ol planned, it was a carefully guarded Going on this premise the Author- per cent in Somerset, 6 per cent in Bliu WM 59/ secret which even the business ity decided to seek cost plus fixed Make Clithii CLOROX CIlH Essex «nd 19 per cent in Union. men did not knew about. fee bids for all buildings in an ef- fllo-Coit . pint 59/ Clorox Tax rates have also risen as fol- fort to cut down expense. for floort lows: Morris 44, Somerset .21, Representatives of our orranl- Oumlna asked the committee to > E»iex .14, and Union .08,'Hence, tatton attended meetings at which Sinofliz . . 98/ get the- answers to a series of CIMM arni Wo««i while ratables In our county have members of the Chamber of Com- merce declared that the Summit questions. He wanted to know BlillO Soap Pads or Cleanser not risen disproportionately, the 1 Preen .. business area wants to attract the why only a selected group of con- Union county tax rate has shown Gentrol Electric buying power of not only Summit tractors were invited to bid on a 15/ •* for 39.7 per cent of the increase meeting* that an extensive check He wanted to know hoV and when Cltoni Painted Surface! 25/ a a in expenditure. Since only I per revealed jthat of all-day parkers such bids were solicited, received Spic & Span . . cent of this goes to Freeholder*, in the T.M.G.A. parking lot "theand opened, also, whether the con- Cltans A Million Thingt 27/ Scrub Brushes it i* obvious that County em- majority were out-of-towners." struction work actually will be Oakite ... ployees have benefited by 86.7 per Furthermore the majority of the expedited under this system. cent. The Increase in welfare cost* Dtttrg«nt metered parkins; area is used by If the authority'* .judgment is accounts for 55 per cent of the out-of-town shoppers. This attitude Soilax ... 22/ Ace Parlor Brooms . right, then Lester also Is right, 'increased budget. Zippi y liquid 1 of 'building up out-of-town trade' Cfumina said, but If the authority's Before voting for the new can-at the expense of Summltes was Stared . . . judgment is wrong then Lester is Silver Polish liwi Cliaiir 21 ez. didates, it would seem smart to evident front then on and our rep- also wrong. He emphasized that Noxon ascertain what qualifications they Vanish can resentatives henceforth declared his objection against Lester was Royopolisl htact Protcctc.. r Jk«k have to match the personal in- their opposition to additional park- not personal. * Shelf Lining riaitic Paper 33< tegrity and admirable record of Uig provided at the expense of the Royalidfle Bauer, Rigby and Rowland. home owners of Summit. We pro- Vcl Ivory Soap Dreft Yours very truly, ceeded to prove that the city-owned Shelf Lining Paper ' Sage Safty MarVELouj for/ tfishes HELEN M. WINTERS, parking spaces were more than Utility Report Show "For That Ivory Look" DREFT for Di$h« Bleach Piwder •~ 29< B pkr - 121 Ashland road. adequate for Siimmltes and that {Continued from Pafe 1) m«dium April 2. additional parking facilities) would Parson'i n benefit only the business interests this projected industrial load the 75/ 32/ 2 cskts major portion Is to come front Sodsy Anaenia 83/ Protests Parking Lot Old Dutch and the railroad. We advised them Stop* B. O. A , GettKholk't Editor, Summit Herald: that an increase In out-of-towners customers newly locating here." Clearer Attached is a copy of a letter "Thus,, as measured by power Lifebuoy Soap would further congest the streets Am»riron '•'9ljMtfalSpMgt« *rnt to the Common Council and of Summit and add to the cost of use, this region's recent Industrial rO*fl. ,. other Civic Associations In the traffic control. This point of view expansion—taken with what seems Steel Wool . 19/ IMI FlakM . j city relative to the acquisition of may have been the reason why the juet ahead — is way and above No-Rub Fir Glass that of any comparable area in Wilbert s < Glenwood place property for addi- Chamber of Commerce Committee 1 ' tlonal off-street' parking. _ We re-went ^underground.' JCP&L's North Jersey electric No-Rub Fleer Wax Swan Soap Tide Palmolive territory—although, In numbers, wiibtrr* | qua* that this letter be published Creamier Lather "Tide's In — Dirt's Out' For a Lovely Complexion j in The Herald. Regardless of the story of the Morrlstown area industrial plants Furniture Polish j Very truly yours, committee's work, planning or lack ere multiplying faster." large QOv 0) Board of Trustees of planning and the secrecy of Plan More Improvement* .-•••tt«rwX* •-*• t Wast Summit Civic Association. operation, the Ordinance must now Mr. Huse described JCPftL'e bo considered on its merits or de- entire service area, comprising i ______merits. First, we believe the Ordi- ^BACKED I April 2, 1051 one-quarter of the State, as ! Ernest Hlckok, Chairman nance should indicate the "entire "homing ground for scores of light BY BOND" development costs" of the parking industries, old and new, «M these ' Summit Council Center Cuts > City Hall, Summit, N.J. area Instead of merely "providing scatter out front crowded city for the purchase of land:" How rDw Mr. Hlckok:- " •treeis" to ""nestle" down' "iipbti wufb- much will It cost to demolish the j We do not support the action 1 buildings, surface th« area, provide roadsides." He said that Tasty Me Ecwiimteil Ib ; of the Common Council in its the company's.North Jersey serv- Quick-Frozen Fish ' Adoption, of an ordinance to piir- eiifranci and ixttaTIniitair "lighting,' meters, drainage, etc.? All of this ice area — from Springfield to will cost more than the land and Pampton ~ Lakes—experienced - an (tod Fillet*!•**;.. »,M7 iuun v#> the Common Con nc overall 19 per cent growth in sates tei^y-ts-Coftk Regular to^JndiuatriaLcu*- Perch Fillets^>»•43/ Irene* uty to explain \h. torners, 19W over 1049. Available in Self-Strvice Deportment* Ib, the full extent of th« development "To keep well ahead of the Chickens to the citizens, kinJ^F'growth, JCP&L h*» spent Fresh Fish Cleaning Second, we do not understand the $25 trillion In the last five yraru appropriation of $29,000 in the 1951 ''between ware"—and «xp#cts to Haddock Fillets * 49/ budget for 'said purpose'; it seems iM» another $25 million in the Smoked Pork Butts , -79/ Canadian Style Bacon Va59/ to us that the allocation of fund* 1 By Experts next three years—for additions Cod Steaks . 33/ Two Meals in One In the annual budget should not Silted and Improvements to service Available in Strvic* Department! c be made for 'land purchase' rea- facilities for ail classification of sons, since the Ordinance Itself Lamb Fores — 59/ Pork Liver »43/ customers," the electrical engineer states that 'Said purpose is not a Economical and f'^vcti-jl • O-'ar Move? stated. current expense': The approval of i an increase of only Jl5.200—in our Principal classifications of in- DtliCiOUS Short Ribs of Beef 59/ Liverwurst" 35/ municipal debt limit seems to be dustrial users of power In the Potato Salad Krey's "HoMesi" Short Cut « misrepresentation of actual fact. greiter Summit area, according to Toity We wonder If the debt limitation* Mr. Huse, are: manufacturers of SiMlitiM 15/Sliced Bacon * , 59/ Smoked Tongues Ib 59/ prescribed by the State would be or tcsfflrch in electrical And com- exceeded if the entire cost of the munication equipment and sup- Trutt your watch fo expert land plus the cost of development plier—which accounted for 42 per craftsmen, such ei you, will of the parking area were right!/ cent of laJt year's 31 million KWH; producers of or research find Here, For any delicate accounted as a 'non-recurring proj- A larf* can of Chun Kiiif work, see us today ... ect' We believe that the home own- with chemical*, drug*, and alUed ers of Summit should know the full product!, 24 per cent; «nd stone, Califonrii - Ttrt«r ~ C«*Kt bunch Chow Meli Noodles cost and extent of the development, clay and glacup enterprises, which •or | , With lack Tender Broccoli Only I ' PurchaM o* u»»i 16 per cent. Eugene Jung Third, we the citizens of Summit, Chun Kin* want to know what arrangement* Chun Kins A Sewefry Rtptlring Urft—Frtii Chicken Svbfitm M*«tl«M are being made to rehouse the Military idiots Sent for * Beeetnrood Read, Summit families who will be evicted. We To Thrwt Strvfetmm Seedless Grapefruit Chaw Mel* Cktw Mela Summit tVUM are not assured by the words of Three Summit servicemen and the President of the Common Coun- one from the Township have been •S? 43/ caSoctn •fi' 49< cil of its ability to relocate tlwae mailed military ballots for the Chun King people to our or their satisfaction, coming Primary Election, County Fancy Tomatoes especially In view of the Council'* Clerk Henry O. Nulton stated thle Chtp Siey Rice recent attempt to promote Federal week. Mt*—Frtfratt eeth Iff 4 J With lech subsidised housing. We believe the A total of 184 ballot*, the l«rg- Ottlf I r futthmm ef arrangements should be made be- Pineapples .*!"* _ • J est aince 1M6, were mailed to ser- mi fore the project J* started. vicemen. ' Fourth, government restrictions Notboise Rhubarb will prohibit much 'building* in th« Groan Peppers Radishes Gerber's Chin it* can't afford to next few years. Is this the time to ?•»«!« ib 23/ demolten buildings? The Prudential IK IMIk| ir late* T liby retis Shopping Center has been tem- Straiflid Cksseetf NoWtee porarily 'stopped' because «f these liHII H Cole Slaw lltz Cratl&ft • ••nt.coDiidtr.tioa. tile restrictions and we wftndor why FfMh Mtxl* c«)!« pkj f 5/ Prescription Pharaacr Cfipiif 2-29/ 10-97/ 6 -W 1 It is so imperative to provide more ' Hf Ft* . . IffiSTV" »*»'<*•••« el parking areas at this time if the conpo««4e«hthJJbUd4 by shllle| i Prudential development i» not go- ing ahead. Mmrntie It costs no mow eo km m 9 Fifth, we tfltlmate that the de- t'ongalrnm I Iron Pen 2i J^ P*aserlf* velopment will cost the elUsen* of *•* , Mild gR It**, 23/ tom fceri/ Summit about i«5,0O0. The Com- *m 37/ fttMtr mon Council and the Chamber of Military C>«S> ChoHlnV. CM? Rat* Ciiisttirt . One kitchen aet 110,00. One MlUburo t-Mtt tej^ualnes. peop!.. *hone ,, firescreen 15.00. 4 pair green drspes MUlburn 6-31W-W street. ADVERTISING SALESMAN Wanted—If you arc around S3O.00. Summit 6-6271. DEAL DIRECT WITH MECHANIC CASH FOR COMBUSTION) O.I. VETERAN LARGE else room, (8). kitchen TrlTT AUOnXD COMBUSTION) SO to S3 yesrs of age and have en- NON-AUTOMATIC washer, perfect SAVI 21% Removal. ,11 PU liege* oil heat, reasons bit o '', A4*ertiati>« wiu few I—mttt ogr»»iuoaJ sired but not necessary; vacation* and dow. Call Short Hills 7-3051. m-LANDBCAFB OAKOPHWO WANTED bout** to paint. 0. B and revolfew. mod«r» or. antt nut J-4166 Thursday and Vbltt jr. * Oo Painter and Dec- Fair Prtcea paid. Summit <-6«M after a p.m. amra aot u£fauH «TUM advertiser. wlU be adjusted by OM free Insert WWI holidaya, good pay. Corby's Enter- FRIOIDAIRE electric range. Blue orator, 11 Edgar Street Summit prise Lsundry, W Summit Av«., couch with slip cover. Other Items. LANDSOAPB contracting, tews* and iPABTY wunee to »uy aat«uea. BOUWI ATTBACTIVE furnished room. ~o^ " ALL COPY MUST Bl IN BY 1 PR TUESDAY summit. Short Hills 7-2*81, ens plowed, graded and eared Summit 6-1 m-R Free estimates. RotAthler Fred L. Tan Wart. PAINTEK snd psperbaoger want* hold furnUbings. dUhes, •*«. CtO tleman preferred. Summit e-6423-j HBP WAN MOLDING machine operators. No ex- REFRIGERATOR 6 cu. ft. Perfect r Csldwell 6-MU. condition. Porcelain finish. Sell rea- Summit 6-W1S-M. work, interior and exterior work THE EUCLID, 18 Euclid Avenue~£f lr ' NOXICK tO JOB APPLICANT* perience necessary. Oood pay, steady Gutter* cleaned and tarred Work* ANTIQUE and modern flrsarms of all able sccommodattons available {,,- THE Summit Trust Co. wUhas to re- i work. The Springfield Tool y rettag lest tfce» tk« ntttaw bank. * day week, eseelleat working field. AOTKORMED OBALWMt WortitfaCMB 0653-J. Sprtngflefd. M.J. MUlburn 6-OCMJ decorations, books on weapons and transportation. Summit 6-0140, Pirns tsuttl la interstate conditions. Phone Miss Carlson, 8Om- DRIVBR for Plymouth sedan, part time Dumps, sir compresaora. StunevMt LANDSCAPE OARDENER Vrtll remove HA-FIANO tmna military subjects, military eUrtof COMFORTABLE room, next bath, con-* •aerce er to tfce aveanetton ef mlt «W»» only, by hour, morning or after- blowers. Weetlnghouse. Otntwy. 0 •• or trim tree* snd shrubs, put in itles, large metal figures of aoldlan. venlent transportation. Home nrivi for vmmwf maa* M* pej ** bo** Electrlii motors; complete atoek Call Morrlatown 4-407J-J-3 or write VOtTKO woman, married or single, for noon. Pleasant Job for reliable party. lawn. Expert Fair Prices. Mlllburn A OOMPLETS BUho reMenttoD perr leges. CaU Mlllburn 6-1541-J. 6 to 7 TI etnn to hoar and tUne aad •*•• Call Summit 8-5237. puaiDS. air compressors, pulleys, w 6-4226R. , : Ice. Tuning, repalrtng. rebuUdlnf "GUNS," Morris Plains^ p.m. week days, Saturday. Sunday half far e*ertl»e «»def tke Federal full or part time work in home tors, fans, blowers, unit MsM, Hamld Reuer Tech OTHloovUle I- mornings. Wage *n« Hoar U* *«»ertn«« eo«- specialty shop tn Chatham. For GASOLINE ATTENDANT Wanted Rt*. lighting pUnU. gas engines. fWfj HIOHLAND GARDNER — Topsotl, 8431 or TJNlonvlUe «**? »y this taw wfe« «"« *•*« interview, call Crmthwn 4-7830, 29, Springfield. Call Mlllburo 64749 bsnks, Moore and Goulds well Manure. New Lawns, Maintenance LOST NB ddesirable room on quiet street irT MM to Ink seekers ••»•!• «e »• pumps; a pump for every need; also of old lawns, plowing. Loader (or 1 Mlllburn. One block from bus and COUNTER gtrl for dry cleaning store, between 7 a.m and J p.m. •100.00 REWARD—ladle* diamond, and Mlllb tei to the C. • f>e»ert»«l* f« sutomstlo electrio water hesten hire. Summit 6-2107. platinum bracelet with 17 round five minute walk to Lacks*arma M. n .cHnte* «reet. «« 40 hour week, steady work. Apply B. SHIPPING clerk. Bos 299 Summit Oeneril Electrio Dqulpment Co., JM RT7DOLPH A. DXtL Station. Phone Mlllburn 6-1B55-M K L Sehtosaer, 3 Walnut Street. Sum- Herald. . Mulberry street Mitchell 1-7420. LANDSCAPINO ~ OAHDBNINO Plumbing to Heating Contractor diamonds snd 24 smaller diamonds, •r pkene Mltebtfl t-Utt. mit. FRANK FILIPPINE - MUlburn 6-1486-J Jobbing Promptly Attended to lost vicinity Bhort Hills Country CHEERFUL single room, car spare" MACHINE OPERATORS — WILLINO a—MISCELLANEOUS OARDENS ploughed. Call D. R. Car- 322 Ashland Road Summit 6-SM1-M Club, N. J. March 17. Dsynard, 16 suburban home, kitchen privilege' SALESWOMAN for pleasant sales work WORKERS FOR C1KNERAL FAC- ter, Jr., Springfield Avenue, New Liberty St.. N.Y.C. HA 2-0465. transportation, 113.00 weekly. Mill- HELP WANTED KMA1J In Summit. Must nave a knowledge TORY WORK ON MACHINES. M-UTBOLSTERING . bum d-1293-M. CHATHAM CONTAINER CO., 116 Providence, Summit 6-7904-R. BANK BOOK #20396, First National of sewing. Itte dsy week, opportu- Bank of Mlllburn. Finder please re- nity for advancement In position SUMMIT AVENUE, CHATHAM. CLEARANCE ROTOTILLINO OF SLOP covers, general repair. Soft bot- FURNISHED room convenient to and salary. Apply in person, at the LAWNS tt OARDENS turn to William Ford, M Ptven transportation. OenUemen. short MEN for landscape and nursery work. toms rebuilt, I14.50; eaalrs ffj*. O. Street, Springfield H11U 7-3330-W. Singer Sawing Center, 3*7 Spring- Experience useful but not necessary. NURSERY STOCK COW MANURE — TOP 8OIL U. Thorps. Livingston S-tOfti field Avenue, Summit. Oood pay. Apply before 8 a.m. or W. R. C0NKJ4H. JR., MALE Police dog. Pennsylvania license. LARGE, comfortable furnished front Engineering Aides Landscape Contractor - 41-CESBPOOi. CLEAKWa Reward. Phone Summit 6-4Q67-W. room, near center. Oarage. Gentle- OOMPETEHT typist for general office after 4:30 pm. and any time on Come and dig your own trees this CHATHAM 4-2555 work; also young lady trained or ex- Saturday. Cedar Brook Nursery, 1070 week-end. 2 ft. and up, 11.50 each. RDWARD for return of Kingston 17 man only. Summit 6-1903-J. perienced In bookkeeping. Five day Morris Turnpike (opposite 8ummlt Himalayan Pines, Mugbo Pines, White tt—MABON CONTRACTOR* Jewel wrist watch, left hanging on NICE, medium sice room. Near in Mathematical Avenue), Mlllburn. Pines, Junipers, Dogwood, Osk and Franklin School-back stop Sunday tranaportatlon. Gentleman preferred week, good salary, pleasant working Maple, 7 ft. snd up. French Lilac. JOSEPH BTJDI8L Mason-Oontrextor noon, April 1. Call Tom Ludlow. Call Summit 6-O0S6-R. ' conditions. Apply in person st First Htlp Wanted—Mat* & Nmait Stone, brick, sidewalks. All type EXPERT Summit 6-1102. . Aides National Bank At Trust Co. of Sum- A. W. SMITH concrete work. Summit 6-116W, LAROE room, refined woman. Kitchen mit. WANTED: Msle- clerks and checkers. PASSBOOK No. 23599. Return to First privileges, Box 78 MUlburn Item. Female clerks and checkers. Meat BUILDINO alterations, repairs, porch SANITARY CESSPOOL National Bank & Trust Co., Summit. time sales girl for shoe store. cutters. Call Summit B-4JM for In- About 1 miles west of Mendham enclosures, esrpentry, masonry. SERVICE ATTRACTIVE . room, running water, Xiperlence not necessary. Mills Ac blinker on Route 24. Mlllburn 6-4280. PASSBOOK NO. 30748. Finder please adjoining bath, residential section.Ik Research Aides formation. . return to Summit Truat Co. Pay- Call Summit 6-1016. V Grayer Shoe Store. 413 Springfield LE1CA with Xenon f 1.5 Lens, Ever- ROBERT DANIELS—SUMMIT 6-2664-B CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Avenue, Summit. ready case, Vldom Viewfinder: plus Mason work • Plastering and side- ment stopped. Young women. tollege-trslned RADIO-TELEVISION PABT8 MFO. PART TIME Stereo Equipment 9 not for Xenon. walks. CLEANED, BUILT, REPAIRED PASSBOOK No. 16538. Finder please APARTMENT FOR RENT All Perfect! $300. Phone Summit 6- return to Summit Trtut Co. Pay- but not necessarily experi- Coll Winders Persons with telephone personality to 1 JS—MISCELLANEOUS * enced, are needed M Technical Assemblers sell on phone from Summit office of '701S-R, ment stopped. . • Aide* to engineers, matbtms- Solderers well-known publishing company. Late OAKLAND car converted Into small CHILDREN boarded on Farm, week or NOW RENTING tlcans, physicist* and chem- Testers morning snd evening hours. Salary, truck, good condition, also crib hair month. Stelnmsn, Box 164 RD, Ox- CARL GULICK POUND ists in the Bell Telephone Sys- Q. L. C. CORP. commission snd bonus. Pleasant work- mattress like new. also toys. Call ford, N. J. tem research snd development . 10 Aubrey Street ing, conditions..Summit 6-1585^ DOGS - CATS - See Summit Animal NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE unit. Summit, N. J. Summit 6-0237. SUMMIT Clock & Jewelry Repair Shop. BOX 83S Welfare League notice. Social pace. Summit 8-8388 DISHWASHER, male or female, 5 dsy BABY crib, perfect condition. Train 24 hour service. Guaranteed. 8 Park Summit Herald. I* tour Jog tolo w NEW ENGLAND AVENUE, week, hours 10 - 6. Apply in per- for sale. Call Summit 6-1J81-M. Place. Summit 6-1856-W. MIDDLE-AOKD lady to shsre home son. Lord & Taylor. Mlllburn. MORRISTOWN SUMMIT, N.J. Some ef the svatlsbls assign- with recently bereaved young widow- 3 BUHNER O. E. eleotrlc range. Metal HOME movie films spliced snd edited. USED CARS FOR SAL! ments are in experimental lab- er and care for 4 ytsr old son. Four top kitchen table. 11 piece carved Richard F. Wurte, 42 Jefferson Road, oratory worl! and pm» room gsrden spartment. Write Bos EMPLOYMENT WANTED walnut dining room set. Phone Sum- Short Hills. Call Short Hills 7-3310, MORRISTOWN 4-2082 1030 CHRYSLER Six. Short Hills 7- are In technical work »t U«tk 2960. Three — six rooms, tome with two or drawing board. All can ha 37«, c/o Summit Herald MOVINO. general tracking, csll Sum- mit 6-1822 Monday. Monday - Friday, 9 to 12 noon. baths, dishwashers, spacloua grounds. „ performed by Industrially ln- REAL good home made pies and cakes, mit 6-1130, Wray and White. FIVE goir clubs for man. 112.50. Phone FLOOR and table lamps repaired and BERNARDSVILLE 8-2082 FOUR door 1947 Oldsmobile sedan. Two Rent from 1105. £ esperlenced persona. Wo«t of. wanted for restaurant. Call Summit 8u. 6-6386-R. rewired. Most vases made into lamps. color green. Price $1150.00. Call them offer considerable lati- WOMEN wish to take in family Richard F. Wurtz, 42 Jefferson Road, Short Hills 7-2651. 6-4M3. "« • ' wash. Sorry, no delivery service. SCREENS, porch—copper on wood S.E. & E.G. HOUSTON tude for the use of applicable Short Hills. Call Short Hills 7-3310 INSTRUCTIONS 1948 FORD 8-Super deluxe. 4 door. experience if there U any. SALESWOMAN. Charlines, 417 Spring- Summit 6-0531-W. frames about 7 ft. 8 In. high, 3 ft Monday - Friday, 9 to 12 noon. field Avenue. Summit 6-4396. sections, will enclose about 30 linear AUTO DRIVING R & H. Perfect condition. Summit Realtors EXPERIENCED laundress will accept feet. Two screen doors. Fine condi- WE TAKE down screens, wash win- 6-1391. RENTING AGENTS SWITCHBOARD receptionist, good op- wash from a few selected families to dows, wash and put up storm ssab portunity for high type person. 315 do at home. Special attention paid tion. Sll. 6-1086. Learn To Drive CHEVROLET coupe. 1938. good condi- 360 Springfield Avenue Summit These positions ara open now We also dean and wax floor* Beta- CERTIFIED AAA Instruction. Morris but about on» third of them Springfield Ave. Summit 6-6500. to colors, buttons and accuracy of POWfcR mower, a years, little used. hart, Livingston 6-1071. tion. 1165. Summit 6-5381. Summit 6-64S4 - ltSS-M • can be held until early sum- count. Sorry, no pick-up delivery. Cheap. Summit 6-1301. Count; Auto Driving School Dual 1934 CHEVROLET Dump. Hydraulic OIRL to answer phone and offlee work. Summit 6-6965. controls. Telephone Uorrtstown 4- NEW PROVIDENCE—4 rooms. Heat, mer for prospective 1P31 grad- Harth Florist Inc. Mlllburn 6-1S3D. 8 COMBINATION storm doors, sUe RENT a late model typewriter. 3 hoist. Oood condition. 1163. Csll uate* who art seen and ac- months for 112 or $5 per month. 5283 Jot Rublna Mgr. water, garage, $73. Adult. Reference* rAWLT wash, curtains, blankets, 8'S'i x3S>i". good aa new, reason- Summit 6-5236-R. requested. Box #277. Summit Herald. cepted in the my near future. DRAFT8WOMAN, mechanical, for de- don* beautifully at White flwsn able, Call Summit 6-4646. Repairs, Sales. Beacon Hill Co., CERAMICS—Open house, 1 to 4. Wed- tail and assembly drawing of small Hand Laundry. Summit 6-3339. Mlllburn 6-1256. nesday and Thursday afternoons "Ed. Sullivan's THREE room spartment, bath for Instruments. Phone Summit 6-6900. Bring your apron and Join the fun Toast of the Town Specials" business couple. Mlllburn 6-0150 ror tMa work college grad- RRPtNED. General house work, cook- WOMAN, colored, wbhes cleaning and PERMANENT driftways. with _ Powef Mrs John I. Croot. 15 Van Dyke sfter-5o30-p.nl, uates who have had a major Ironing by day, WOO snd fare. AUo GREENHOUSE FOR SALE Roller—Crushed Stones—Top Soil— Place, Summit, summit 6-0485. ALL OARS PRICED UNDER O.P.A: sequence in physics, mathemat* Ing, fond of children. Sleep tn at- dinners to cook and serve, Best ref- Reliable—Estimates Oiven. Charles CBILINQ FURNISHED apartment for rent. Call«, lca or chemistry art preferred. tractive room. Thursday and fviry erence*. Call Unionvllle;2*-3120-J. Schfiffernoth Mlllburn 6-1884-M. YOUR JOB-400 Industrial snd bual- 1947 Ford tudor sedan .. 050 between 9 and noon. Summit 6-w other Sunday off. References and Size # x 10', $300.00 Including - nets courses. Write for catalogue. In- However, graduates boring Lawn mowers and power mowers 1946 Chevrolet tudor Redan 750 1637-M. somewhat less science train- health card. f35 per week. Call Sum- HOUSEWORKER, copkr wfthns posi- heater and two coldframca. ternational Correspondence Schools, 1948 Ponttae Conv. club coupe- ing and major* who were un- mit 6-7244. tion for entire summer at Cape Cod. Sharpened — Minor Repairs Box 1649A, Scranton 0, Pennsylvania. hydromatlc ... 1495 LAROE living bedroom. Complete Unlonvllle 3-1814-M. Al Rosol Summit 6-69B8-W Approved for veterans. modern kitchen, breakfast room. able to attend the full four FULL time maid In Mountainside. 1940 Lincoln sedan-overdrive 1930 bath, plenty of closets. Utilities In- years will be given serious con- Bleep In. Csll Westfleld 3-5381, HOUSEWORK, 5 days per week. Best SHORT HILLS 7-4023 TIME AVAILABLE FOR ELECTRICAL 1946 Chevrolet tudor sedan 850 cluded. $73. CaU after 8:30. Summit sideration if they have appli- references. Unlonvllle 2-5MO. WORK—House snd Industrial wir- PERSONALS 1930 Packard opera coupe 150 cable experience. MAID for genersl housework. Family ing. No job too small or too big. 6-3244. of five. Willing worker—good cook— CURTAINS snd lsundry. Will call for FLAT top desk, tank vacuum with at- All Fully Equipped tachments. Venetisn blinds. Uphol- Wiring complies with Underwriters ARRANGING a social gathering at my TERMS TRADES 5 ROOMS and bath. Hot water an:l ood wages. 337 Summit Ave. Call - and deliver. Unlonvllle 2-7343-M. code. Prices on contract or time and beautiful home to meet twice a JOHN L. DIETCHE heat. Furnished. Adults only. 20 gummlt 6-3015. stery material. Small Items. MUlburn Whatever the circumstartcss. EXPERIENCED laundress wishes day's 6-OSS7-W. material basis. month at 8 p.m. For men and wom- MOTORS Irving Place. Phone Summit 6- the combined worth of appli- SECRETARY for research laboratory work. Csll Summit 6-4624-J after 4 KANE ENGINEERING CO. en. References exchanged. Music, Lincoln & Mercury Dealer 1722-J.. cable training and any appli- aupervtsor. Alert, well experienced •p.m. • 25 EDOAR STREET television and exchanging views of 382 Broad Street Summit cable experience will determine under 3$. Familiarity with electrical FABRICS Bummit, New Jersey current event*. Write L. E, Box 285, New Address-NEXT TO PIREHOUSE the starting salary if an offer metallurgies! or chemical terms REFINED dtRL. wants summer poel- — 1,000 Patterns aod Colon — Su. 6-7938-M. Summit Herald. > Unfurnlshtd Rooms For R«ni Is made. tlon at ahors or lake as baby-sitter, Schumacher's. Waverly, .Kandell. Ever- Open evenings and Sundays preferred. Air Reduction Co. Inc., FOR ALTERATION. REPAIR AND YOUNO congenial business couple. Murray Hill. mother's helper. References. Chat- fast, Ooldlng. Prom 89c to 122.50 the 1933 CHEVROLET. Good condition. $40. ham 4-5740. vsrl MANY IN REMNANTS AND PAINTINO DIAMOND APPRAISERS or beat offer. Call Summit 6-13S2-R. Three room upper. Rent reasonable. A few ot many kind* of ex- ACCOUNTANT, |unlor. experienced In SECONDS AT BAHRAIN PRICm CALL CHESTER SPIVEY, Contractor Near 70 bus. Summit 6-8459-W, ( CHATHAM 4-O71I-M OFFICIAL Diamond Appmlsera. Sidney AUSTIN—4 door—1948. 17.500 miles. p«Ti»ne» conatdertd applicable cost aaeountlag. Permanent posi- EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES SCHUMACHER'S carpets, ruge and T Holt Bst 1883 MA 3-2738 TS* Cnll Summit 6-1592. are: paid laboratory »*al»tlng tion. Pleasant working conditions. wsllpipers. 33—rAINTINO-DBCOKATtNa Broad street {Market): take eL 10 tn a college labor»tory, Mchnl- Air Reduction Co, Inc., Murray Hill. DOMESTIC, commercial, hotel-restau- SHpcnver and uphoutery work by ninth float. STUDEBAKER, 1940, President, new Rentals Wanted cal computing, teaching in field Call Summit 6-0700, rant help and factory workers (fe- an expert. tires, excellent condition, reason- of major *tudy, te*hnlcaJ writ- male) aerved. Land of Nod Employ- THE FABRIO MART. Jf. D. McCRAY able. Summit fl-6041-R, ing or editing and, of .OOIUM, Palntsr. Paptrhaapr aa« SCRAf METAL HOUSE ment Agency. 68 Mala Street. Mad- 339 Mala St.. Madison, NJ. 1937' PACKARD four door sedan. Oood Technlsal Aide experience ob- HILf WANTIO—MAU ison fl-3656. (At Chatham Llns) tained el»*irh»re In Inductry. Wt BUY scrap Iran ana metal. Te» condition. Short HtlU 7-4054-J. RESPONSIBLE middle aged couple MEN FOR MACHINE WORK SCOTT'S EMPLOYMENT AOENCY. Madison 6-3333 MILLBURN home Improvements. eclees paid Mlllburn (MM1-S with full time help desires three bed- Operators for drill press, lithe and Hours: t:30 to 5:30 Painting, exterior, Interior, decorat- PONTIAC 1947 convertible, grey, ex- room home to rent from July 1st. to screw machines. Apply Dodge Dealer. First CIRM domestic help furnished. cellent condition. Best offer. Summit Our »#r«>nn«I Offlee U open ' Oood Jobs available. 421 Essex St., ELECTRIC SAW. with motor, *25: ing. Plftyrootns, cellars, painted, WANTED TO IUV November 1st, Pref*r on« utor.f 306 Brosd Street, Summit, or phone Mlllburn. Mlllburn 6-0917. waterproofed. Alterations, odd Jobs. 6-6510. house. Must be Irydesirable residen- on an regulsr working dija Summit S-166S for appointment. three bulb fluorescent light. $5: two MUlburn 6-0564-M. and, for your convenience, al»o HILLSIDE MACHINE CO. cabinet radios $5 each. Summit 6- WE PAY CA8B for four used furniture 1946 JEEP. Oood condition. Csll Bhort tial location In Short Hills, Summit on Baturdayi. lntwrlewlng 30] BROAD ST. SUMMIT, N. J. 538J. It—PAINTING—DECORATINO antiques silver books, brtc-a-bne Hills 7-2243. snd vicinity, Write full details. Box hour* am 0 A.M. to 3 P.M. You FOR SALE t--M|gCKLtANEOU8 paintings, works of art etc 77. MUlburn Item. may apply In person or null DRAFTSMAN, mechanical, for detail OEOROE'S AUCTION ROOMS PONTIAC 8, late 194B Super deluxe, DOLL house, 6 rooms, furnished. Like P A INTINO 83 SUMMIT aVBNUl blue convertible. Hs-dromatic, radio, BELL Laboratories engineer desire* 4 a reeume if you prefer. An »p- and assembly drswlng of smsll In- Sprsy and Brush to 6 room house in local vicinity,^ plleatton blank will b* aent struments. Phone Summit 6*6900. ANTIQUE desk, sideboard and coffee new, |8. Summit 6-1759. Tel Summit 6-0M« heater, directional signal, windshield Osrages and Factories W» will buy your sttlo content* washer etc. Conditions us new. For $85 maximum. Box 275, Summit (V upon requwt. MAN wanted to clerk in store in table: Phone Summit 6-6255-J. HAVE your hslr styled by a competent Homes snd Cellar* Herald. stylist, machine and cold wave. sale by original owner, Phone Sum- Chatham. N, 3. Must have some'ex- •— BICYCLES Estimates cheerfully given ALWAYS a better c»»h price for an- mit 6-2639. perience. D»y work. No objection to permanent*, start At 910. Work guar- WILLIAM 3. PIEPER tique furniture, sliver, brtc-a-brac, middle age. Apply N. J. Employment BOY'S bicycle, 26" Rollfast. Excellent anteed, Temple Hslrdresslng. 9 Maple Painters and Decorators china, rug», attic contents etc. Mta MERCURY. 1951, two door. R and H APARTMENTS WANTED JELLJELEBHOE ^WtHSJ4!M >i©v*r iiAi ISUfi 161 iAil Trte company* Uurr»y Hill t«b» PICK AND SHOVEL WORK. THX ROBD* BOOD SHOP, 1 Taylor #6i uu MM M mr* TWO fur JsckeU. sloe 12 and 14. Per- 1-4UM1OT 1—SUMMIT 4ffrf;jf«srf;'wjs»ri'tTi«"f«jomr»f'th'«ir * Street, Mltlhurn, sells used clothing 1-SUMMTT jw*niona are. to loeattd in New NO EXPERIENCE NEED- of better quality for every mem- fect condition. |25. each. Cabinet Frovtdenee Townthlp, aecewlble ber of the family Boure 10 to I Kink, good condition, llO; Olrls bi- frorn Summit and the Lacktwanna « Closed all day Wednesdsy. Mlllburn cycle, good condltItm. 110. FRANKLIN SCHOOL REASONABLY PRICED fUUroiid by a itiort bua rid* and ED. 40-HOUR WEEK. ROLLER skate« MCM Secttonsl book- ot course from much of the Metro- 1 Deadend St. 6 rooms. Ola«a and REAL BUY «-room frame colonial, with extra so- VI81T the "Merry-do-Round? New ciuse (Lundstrom). 2 chenille bed- New Multiple Listing No. 635(screened porch, Kitchen and tiled larium snd I-car detached garage A politan Hlw Jat**y commuting consignment, resale shop. 4'i Lacks* sprmdi, ecru, also blue and whit*. MM by automobile. Olaaswsre. MUlburn 6-095J. lavatory. Separate stall shower In tiled Summit vicinity, new 1-level, a-bed- useful house for small family near PUBLIC SERVICE ' wanna Pises, Mlllourn. bath. Two car gangs. Economical heat room beautiful home, expansion attic; new ichool snd close to town. BRIDESMAID outfit. Worn once. Pale VICTOR adding machine. Corona por- MODERN COLONIAL (oil) and taxes. Custom built for complete a.S. kitchen, washing ma- ZNLi for dry eietnlag plant, 46 hem? ELECTRIC & GAS CO. blue, sis* 11. Extremely reison«bli. table typewriter, Hamilton clothes present owner. t23,O00. chine, 6 eu. ft. refrigerator, radiant H. McK. GLAZEBROOK week. »teady work, not on machine*. Csll Summit «-0027-J, dryer, power tools, porcelain kitchen heat, parquet floors: convenient to I. L Scbiotatr, t Walnut Street, MIDDLE AVE. coal heater. » Sprint St., Mlllburn, -,.- THE -HIGHLAND- CO* — all transportation. •11,750. Realtor Btunmtt. TWO men's suits, site 40, good condi- first floor after 5 p.m. located In attractive section Just out- tion. Summit 6-5472. Realtors Summit 6-6M0 Short Hllla T-KW9-M BTENOORArHERS: secretariat: SUMMIT IFIt'f Woven. TRY ALPERN'S" POl- ELMER N. RINHART & CO evenings MpUU; bookkeeper*, ledger, t, «. CALE8, from 29c; CHAMBRAY. from side Summit, First floor has: living 41 Maple Street Summit A-7010 •l«o asilstanla; BurroughJ, IBM WHOLESALE COST 20c: CHINTZ. Kverglase, from 69o OOB- 10 BANK ST. SUMMIT 6-0096 epurston, •xfitrlmced, beglnnara. MAtl cress* rack and wash stand DUROY. wsshable. plnwale, from room, dining room, kitchen, lavatory COUNTRYSIDE Is a distinguished MA-MORRISTOWN DOME8TIC8~Couplee. cooU, but- helper. S day week. Two week* paid Save 40% to 75% community of smsll estates, adjoin- 11.19; BROADCLOTH, from 45c; OR-and open porch. Second floor has LOT for sale. 90*136, Ideal location for lers, cooka flnrt floor, generile, care, vacation. Free insurance. Apply GANDY, permanent finUh, from 4»« ing summit. Here you can select the your future home. Close to Brayton COUNTRY home, modern ranch st?*; taken, laJdenera. AUto. taleet help LUXURIOUS PUR COATS AND location for your new home and have Dodge Dealer. 306 Broad Street, THEATRICAL GAUZE, ilnenj m. three bedrooms Snd bath plus seven School on Larned Road between magnificent panelled 35 ft. Hvlne rjpplled. Newmark'ji Ajtcy, 34 Park Summit, or phone Summit 6-1665 FUR PIECES it built to suit your requirements— Myrtle and Wstchung Avenues, op- room, raised fireplace, slate neat; 1 Place, MorrUiown 4*3699, Mfide from, the ftne#t CsnudUn Furs, Dotted SWISS, from 44c; TAFFETA, at a saving tn cost and the advan- for appointment. 45-ln., from 79c; SATIN, from 8tc; closets. Oas AC heat and low taxes. posite Memorial Park anrf children's bedrooms, study, rec. rm. RTirtlnut. We mnnufscture Fur Coats and Fur Rayon OABARDINE, 45-ln., from 75c; tage of utmost In modern appoint- playground. One block from bus. htat, finest const., 3 seres, fine view HILP WANTID Hit* WANTID Pieces for the Better Fifth Ave. Store*. 54-trt. WOOL REMNANTS, 690 esch; Priced to sell at 121,500. ments—»J5,Oo6.no or more depend- Csll Summit 6-4SW between 10 a.m. Ne-«**Vernon estate country, na$vir»! Irish LINEN, pr«-shrunk, crease resist- ing on sire. Tou'll enjoy life more In and 6 p.m. cedur exterior, Moving Calif.. mi»t Custom Made Ready Made ant, from 61,69; VELVET1EN, from s Drewry-Bullt Home. sell, Mk »39,0OO. Mo. 4-3531-W It Is NOT our policy to require eu«- 11.69; MONK'S CLOTH, 48-ln. 95c tomers to purchase custom made coma Stmllsr savings In famous name brands W. W. DREWRY If they ar« dlisatlsfled with the fin- of Wool, Silk, Cotton, Nylon, bridal, See Any -Summit Realtor Office: 30-NEW PROVIDENCE AN ATTRACTIVE ished product. Any deposit Is refunded, upholitery, drapery fabtJes, dressmaker 400 Mountain Avenue EXCEPTIONAL Mink — Sheered Beaver •— Let-out notions and aceessorlea, BIMPUCITf Telephone: 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL living room Muskmt. etc. AND MODES ROYALB8 PATTERN8. Summit 6-0012 or 6-3355 One of Summit's finer homes; large alnlng room, kitchen, lavatory, pt»v MANUFACTURER'S Agent OPEN EVENINGS plot; b«t location; recreation room room, garage. Lot 6JxW5. ilB.mio OPPORTUNITY MORRIBTOWN 4-5076-J with fireplace, lsrae living room, den, Call flummft «.6I6«-W. * By Appolutment Only ALPERN'S YARD GOODS, opposite 4 bedrooms. 3 baths snd lavatory for , Call Summit S-2276-R Alde-rney Milk Barn on Route 10. En- A DREAM!, You Love Your some one who wants the best. 145,000. "ATTRACmVl!, restricted bullflins trance on Littleton ltd. (Route S01); plou. Mountain and Snyder Avr*. s—rtJRNITUBE , No. 71 Bus atop 100 ft. away. Morris A Real Colonial Kids! ELMER N. RINHART & CO. New Provldtmee township. Also arrt- FOR OFFICE WORKERS CHEST, dressing table and henoh. bed, Plains, s«» for high class reside mini d>- 10 BANK ST. SUMMIT 6-00M vslopment. Call Fanwodd 3-S637." lnnerepring mattrewt. K35. Call Chat- SPECIMEN Hemlocks 3>4 to % feet. 19 rears old. A den overlooking New (Hidden their hearts—and your own— Commuting f» Downtown Ntw York ham 4-3403-W. CaU after I or Saturday, 43 Mlehl- York and bedroom and bath on first with this exqulMt* small estate near MAKOOANY offlee desk MV'xM" g>n Awwe, SPromit 6-t4»otl, floor; large open porch, sun deck Summit and I)!,*w, The slMible M-8KA8HORE swivel ehslr to mutch. Price $47 SO. above; 4 bedrooms and I bath* on manor house Is beautifully modernised OWNER TRANSFERRED Call Summit 6-7277-W, second floor. All carpeting, refriger- and tn top condition. Kvery advan- 6 room colonial, 1 year old. t»4 tile SHOHB AOnUk-Furnlched cotti>»» ator*, etc., Included. Many extras. tage Including low taxes, Inspect and bath, tiled kitchen, fireplaci forced air near rater, large liflng room with 6 DININO room chair*. 2 rocking Recreation room, plus complete extra fireplace, all electric kitchen. h*m- NEARER HOME chatnn, 1 end table. Phone Summit SLIP COVlRS make offer. gaa heat, knotty pine recreation kitchen In basement opening to :"»«f!"*»— -r,;!*"•»n" Schoo^hooll. By owneownerr .Ak Ask"- room, open porch dinette; lot 40»ift» 6-6407-J. SPECIAL $90 ground level. All In perfect shape. GLEN-OAKS AGENCY ing 136,000. Summit 0-2051 .j. Jeet; il.tJO. Furnished and n*» A LONG ESTABLISHED AND PROGRESSIVE MAPLE dtnettt table and chairs. Oood Rear ail transportation. This should Waterfront Cottages, lota HWO up , condition, |M, Summit 6-I8M. , COMPLETE. MAT8RIAMI not be missed. Asking *40.M0. Realtors Terms, Free Booklet, Closed Mon-jj '• INSURANCE FIRM WILL OPEN A URGE AND LABOR. 40 Hmwhwood Rd,, summit S-MJ5-M95 dsyi. MtiRAKFAiT~tsbie and~ehslrs. single 3-BEDROOM RANCH KDITR WOtiRNISt OFHCI IN THE MILLJURN ARIA NEAR walnut bed, cheat of draws, stroll*?. SHORE ACRES, M. i. Cheap. Call Summit 6-S&21. THE FABRIC MART OBRIG. Realtor HOUSE SUMMIT THIS PALL SMALL upright grand piano, solid 3M Mala Street Madison. M. J COMPACT with . _ mahocsnyj il-plece dining room MADISON 1-2233 11 Maple m. Summit ---» •--.... (jine-panslled kltch- 40-8HORT suite. " 6-4166. TWEED ind •print haU made to or- Summit 6-043$ - MM • 1906-J 4 Bedroom Home ... ».™ breakfast room: 3 twin alas der. French Millinery, 197 SpeedweU Mot too large nor too small. Beautiful twdroomi. Lot lWxlM. Thy is a won-MOiT BltAUTIFUL wAjdlaniTprT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE CHINA closet, yfccellent condition, Avenue, Morrlatown. home located In Summit's finest derful bargain. Price I34.7M " consist ng of about 44 hUl»M» »f *•• Stirnmlt 6-120$. neighborhood and school. One of the Including t Un» lake, Prw«rty bor- hi MM wfftw «f Hits •—«ABO1N BUPPLI8S Nut Kitchens you hav* ever se*n If H. McK. GLAZfiBROOK d#ring oa a large tract, now benrn TWO MVrtB ' SRATTON SCHOOL yjni we really Interesttd tn a home, Realtor ««»elo»«l by the prudential Itw'if FLOWER and vtfttubt* plants, F1»U SPINKT-UPRIOKT piano. Apptaranee Conveniently located: well-built Dutch this you must set, iummit s-6850 Summit «.4ilO or , mat fJo,, 10M fset frontage on wtm* or doseni. AMleaa, iwnsiea, Jnaeph of a aplnet. tone and quality of an eolonlaJ. Just 13 years old; well-maln- Oak Ridge Road, for full p»rt>«* |MHtHNII WPHW Vim M mfV§fj Hilt NMitltlVMI Hi nllf CarelU, 3T Mechanic Street, Mill* uprlgnt, Mahogany perfect comdl> talned by ent owntr; sii rooms, rarge ulan, call at Andtwon'a iw«" tMnittw MW iMu. Nn b MM burn. tion. Csll Westfleld 5-JO60-J. secluded porch; permanent drive; lovt- OBRIG, Realtor Real Buy at $15,750 houses, MUlbum Avenue. OOODI BAwT-grand piano. Laffargue, walnut, |y setting. There's eomfort»«# Jiving at Mtpt* Bt. Summit »»c«II»nt condition, like new, Half here, plus low taw* and Matntena&lk »•*« C«ll Summit 6-39*7. II-OOOB AMP WtH ' " Lovely Reighborhood, short walk to station ana schools; on* owner, slit t attractive Normandy typt tiomt JIMng room, kitcheh n and Uvatory RFTTNOLDi A fRim Health* RUOS, carpets, broa<1U>om». new and THREE female alrdsle puppies, pi»ur room colonial; extra room on 'third J* «»*«)) In •tctllent eoncii- aj—a.i— month A.K.p. Strong, healthy, in- c n im ^ hhl\ T "»••»• 5 m •. Hmsd st mmnm g* VWH^wVlVW used for sole Rlmbark Storage Co, floor; wtcellsiit condition; Many fine J! t* P». «»>wroi» living MUlburn 6>}o00 tellliMit. m. J. Nail, 10 Oakri features s«eh MI insulation, storm ttJUw'. M?l?l rot!tn' MP-w-th«-m Member* MultIM* Listing t »oa|j Basking Ridge, •et sash, weatherstrip, oil heat. Mere I* a Wtthm (dtahwanhtr) open porch O. K. RRFR1ORRATOR. Any reasonable reallr neat and e)eatt snd detirabis nait«« j#rr«c*. Four attriietive 8, E. & Et 0. HOUSTON, SfMllthMH dwfjkt offer. Short Hill* 7-3PM-J. nfHtM for 111,500. \ Renltom ilAI BTATI WAHTID dflTTRSR rug, Sim, b)u#. oyatm border, »l| burning unit, 1 ear Ave. Summit f*l Wit Cl#fta CaU Summit fl-3733 or com* Satur- HOLMES AGENCY, Iff?!£!??» *'*•» p*r«i»wm «nvl day nh. a m. rra, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ way. own#f iranafwrrtd. key st this WANOTD ©fftee, Off«r*d st |3l,«K^, to WflWi MH j|F*f MNWMNF HWWM Realtor A nUttrtmlneting profinslonAl ft, und Crown OM rang*, EietUent LOUTS ME1XU8O Ihtsbllshed 1IM MOUNTAIN, WHITMORJE or r»nt 1 room, I te«*h, r ewndltloti, owner moving. Bumm* «J Maple Street •ummlt «-!JU & JOHNSON, Rtalton •Wh •i lummit AtsfltM •u«mtt ••1404 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL S. 1951 APARTMENTS WANTED GARAGE TO RENT UBGAL ADVEBTI8EMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAJL ADVERTISEMENT Intersection of the center unm of DMtt Street tr>#rsee along the faiinw- tE, 14 mofttha old diughter, de* Norwood Avenue ir»d Morris Avenue westerly to BgarK&urn Ro»d Biaek> GAIUQK. 96 Kent place FENDLNC ORDINANCE (HR center llnea Tulip S:ivf, south- | oura fioad •• nonriS'rlv U> 3prlr;i?f)*i* sire 3W-4 room unfurnished apart- manner causing aa little pain aa opportunity to tm heard concerning along th.«f cebtw line of Morris Ave- erly to Mountain Avfnue. Mo'jr.fiio Call Summit 6-2996-j. oue to the point n place of beginning i***iils. Bprlugfli-icJ AveiiUr ment, beat, refrigerator, to I63.O0. AN ORDINANCE to Amend Section 10, po*albit. such Ordinance. t '• Avenue easterly to Prlmros*- P'arf : to tr;e O^iawaic. Lack**in. References. BOK 16 Millburn Item, Section IB, Section 30 and Section 2. That Section IB of the above- ,Dated: April 3, 1931. FIRST WARD. THIRD DISTRICT - • Prlinroee PUce »ud Prtmrnf.* Pi».ct Ws-stcrn Raliroad;' - Delaware. JToo Late To Ckasif|r V. of An Ordinance Entitled, "An mo'ittoned Ordinance be and the WILLIAM H OILSON, priHluced siiutherly to !*.<* (et'i it-,i.th waiir.a »nd Western R-'I -rC-(»N-D WARD' SEVEMTH OW- 3574-R, between 5 and 8 p.m. aad Control of Dog* and gen~n*l» la BtKtuuiut »t tlir luuiswtlon ol to ihp north »ide line of CJlciisidr A,>- lh« City of SurnniU, Co.unty of 0n- Section 19 No person shall ke«p, NOTICE TO CREDITORS the oetiter line* o! Woodland Avenue 1 IIUfT •— PoilSnis pines: Roosevelt < HODEE *t*& elirUtUn couple wtot FORD, 1B49 — Custom deluxe dub nu* wMterlv to ih*- Cttv i,'a,» c;.j lon, Kew Jeraey". adopted Augmt 1, harbor or maintain any dog which and SprlugflelSprlugflemd A*e«ue U;«te«. •toittf ••Line iHtrnipfly to Mounirl!i Avenue . ~>' '•ip)\. 7j l'ui. Avenue, j. '• - M 3 room*, batti, gar»ge, hc»t furnished. coupe. Radio heater, over drive. the follrmitiii center lines Springfield good condition. Must tell 11,250 or habitually barks, cries, yelpa or ESTATE .OP ALEXANDER » . Mountain Avenue e«»ltilv in Iiivi*i,..n B^'il,!i!;v< at tr,» Ui'erseCSion of Uli** Summit t-OUO-R. BE IT ORDAINED BT THE COM- Avenue westerlrly to the Delaware : i ciiti i lines of rh« pt-:uw»re. t*cka- nest offer., Summit fl-3170-R Fri- howls to as to annoy and disturb Deceased. acltaclt ww ninill 'Avenue. Division Av?nue nor; hcrly »o MON COUNCIL OP THE CITT OF the residents of the neighborhood. I *; ** « » i •»<»!! WWester n KKallroal d : HliiCktuirn Resui HUrkljiirt. IJiiit'i ••,«i1.. A-.u.'.a iit.a «v<.»f.trii H H;-.liroad. ili«nc* 11 a.m. A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate of the Coun- , Railroad easterlv to pee<-hwi>ml Knsd 1- Th»t Section lft or the Ordlnaace mentioned Ordinance lie and the same ty of Union, made on the thirtieth i Asfnue northerlv to Prospect S'rrei 1 abjvementionpd J*e aad the IM» LI | Beechwood Road northerly to Its •.i-.v v. ii. i R;; .-!'' ;i•• j.-.-jthcrly m ','iif BVTI1 or running water every room. la hereby upended to read as fol- day of March- AD, 1B51, upon the ap-I louthpjiy mteisen ion with Haw f'nwpci't Stri'ft fa»'i"rl» to thf u---liit Dally, weekly 'ratei. Some permanent HELP WANTED—MALI hereby arr.n.ded to read u follows: lows: i'T olare nf br^iissilng : t Is.c. Ci' »• l.lr,.. . .i'.lctiy so i'X) fet-t plication of the underilgned, its i thoriw PUce: Hswthi>iu« |'Uc« east- -Vr''• '>'• ':••" 'A'-s1. «;.-Ic |<:ie of Stiuiiplkt room* available. HOTEL SIXTEEN Section ie. The Chief of Police of •Section 20. No peram owning, pos- Executors of the ostate ol said de- j exly. northerly and-westerlv to Ueech- MKCOND WARD rHIHI> ntMHICi AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, good rec- th* Cny or any official, police of- ': — Pi?lll«* filacp' 'Brsyton Schftai; Tulip , tioad.. :oo feet wevt'of-and parallel "to * «OUTH. IB South Street, Morrlitnwn sessing." keeping or harboring a dog, ceased, notice Is hereby Riven to the i wood Rnsd BrechH-rini] Hnad west • -/.mi wi-jt dttjc line of Shunplke Enad ommendation, steady Job. All make ficer or oth*-r person designated by whether such dog Is licensed or un- creditors of t.»ld deceased to exhibit j erly fc> lUMIevur- Avenue; Bfil>-vuf S'lcct Riiom in ba>?nir:it 4-6959- .,.;||| cars. Paid holidays and vacation. htm shall take Into custody and nnrti.r-ii t , « nptiit li".) ffct north oj licensed, shall allow, suffer or per- to thf subscribers under o»th or af- j Avenue Wcf,;e!ly to W.wrllhiitl Arenur HpglniilnH «t the i!|irrsrcil->n of .Mi*- t-nrth >l.ij.9f-*ii^' •'. Morrts Avrri'it; Apply Summit Servlcentre Gangr Impound or c&us.? to be taken Into mit such dog to run at large on or firmation their claims and demand* | Wnodlanrt Ai'etmo miiit)i»-rlv t" thr T,e centir linen <;! Tulip Street end FURNISHETHOUSE WANTED all Broad St.,Summit 6-3120. custody and impounded, and there- : iM> tef nl-rth nf ••-.net parsHeel to tUt about any place wlthlu toe CUy: against the estate of s*!<1 deceased | point or place of tirKlnnins; I liuten I'luce. thfiif? alnii..: tut- fonow- • ;'.'.nr!h fide .iru- <-,? M'-.irls Avenue *ai*, RESPONSIBLE middle aged couple after d^troj-fd or disposed of a* For the purpose of this Ordinance within -six-month*--from the date- oi .. li^rf Ctut:-! linos Tulip -Sitr»« wmth- •rHy tn K pf-n:' !«i ri—» wm -of TO with full time help desires three OFFICES FOR RENT nrotrlded in this section: the term 'Tun at large" shall be said order, or they will be forever wAfi'iV. FoFfFrii ni.snnn erlv to Mouiitalii Avutui*. Mcuntiitn wr-?t >1dc *!IIP nt Otfhnrd Stffct1 100 bedroom home to rent from July a Ar.j licensed or unUeen*«d dog denned as a licensed or unlicensed barred from prosecuting or recover- —Polling place Ovfidt* Mo:,i]< S.Ueu Au-ntu" ftsti'Hv tn PrliiiriiKft I'IUCD 'fret Wi--5t f'f ;:l:il rurillc) to the We«l allowed, culfered or permitted to run Prlsnri'sc PUo" slid 1'rlmrnse l'i.ir^ pro- 1st to November lat. Prefer one LIOHT airy office, former occupant. dog not securely confined either In ing the same tgalust the subscribers. luc, 312 aprliiglk-l(l Avp Show HIKI:«L ;>1(1<; ilt.c i-f Oi(-nrlfd ;,t,"«-t northerly siory house. Must be In desirable doctor, modern bulldln.g centet st large For the purpose of this the house of Its owner or In pos- MAYNARD O. BENStEY. Beglnnliu; m itie iiitrrsi-cuun ,,i uif ducrd sou'ticrij tn ISO (cet north ni to Ihs rrmet line of th« Dtlaw*r«, »ub-iectton the t*r*n "run at large" the north sld»- ltn« of tiirnititlr A v en UP residential location In Short Hills, town. Mlllburn 8-0005 or Millburn fl- aesaton of a person having the cus- United State* Trust Company tenter line of -Summit Avemif and ; Lftf-kaw*niM snrt Wfcfrn R*l!ri*d; Surtunlt, *nd vicinity. Write full 0004. U hereinafter defined In Section 30 tody of said dog or In a completely Delawsrc. Lackawtnna anil Wfstrrn ISO fert north "1 niiti ptralli*! to (ht or New York. north iiiic Hup ,.f «;if]i. JKent reasonable. Short HUU 7-3577 and address of aar perton or a 44-43-4B-47-48 o a w 5 w Fees-»7.80 TRK'y—Piijiiti-4 pUce: American Legion LARGE attractively furnished room and registration taw. or the own*r or thp Whenever a doR Li found ifi or trertge Uond: WUlttredgc H<>u,at shall forthwith »er»e on the pemoo the provisions of this Ordinance. It Ridge Road and Rldgf Roatl pro- rilv to l.lndrti I'lai-c; LimiVn l'U'ee .center lines of MorrU Avenue and ~ SALE ~ SPACE for' scalp treatment or body shsll be the duty of the Chief of duced westerly to Hawthorne Place wi'stprly to tin- poltu or place of be- Riihway Valley Railroad, thence »ion< whose tdirtss U given on the collar, CITY or SUMMIT .'thr following'center tinea Morrla' Ave- manage, $25 a month. Summit 8- or on the owner or the person kef p- Police or any official, police officer, Kawthorn* Place abuthfrfv Bnct west- e—MISCELLilNROUk 4098. , or such other person designated by erly to Us south Intersection with nue we«teriy*' and northerly to Moun- ins? or harboring said do?. If known, W«iHl) KOt'kTH niNTIMfi- tain Avenue: M.Tintaln Avenut west- a notice In writing stating that the him to take such animal into cus- NOTICP IS HEREBY U1VEN that Beech wood Road. Ueechwnod Road ; — Pullliig plai-c .)ii:i'."sotl KrSuVi! ANti- AN ORDINANCE the District Boards of Election wit' southerly to the Delaware. Lsrka- erlv to WdUarn Str^t. William StrfCt UM5NWOOD 42" four-burner gaa dor h»t b##n wired and will be liable tody and r'emove and cause the : wood Avenue 1JI';I:U Ui til«i,tnnrit same to be removed to the City sit In tlie hereinafter designated i>lacf» WBiina siul Western Knltroad, Dela- ; northerly to Sayr-* Strrrt. S.iyre Street V jtove.* $40, Good condition.. Summit to be «H«jKwed of or destroyed If not : Mt'KlmiillK at thp iiilfnirih.il of ;f»»tfrijr to MnrMo1 Avenue, Murrla v 8-2148-J. AN ORDINANCE to Vacate a Certain pound and thereafter destroyed or In the City of Summit betwern the ware, I,«'-kawi\[itin nnd Western . the canter lines-of Morria Avi>nu» clftmed vtthfn wr*n daya after the Railroad earn erly to th« point or ; Avfnue nOrtti*rIr to Elm Street, Elm Road lu The City of Summit Leading, service of the notice. disposed of as provided in Section houra of 7 AM. and 8 PW EST on ' and the Rahnav Vallev RnHrmd; from Morris Avenue Southerly from 18 of this Ordinance. Tueaday, April 17, 1851 for the purpose place of beginning ' - thfncr. nlonir thu center Itni' of !h« ,Btr**t northerly to the Delaware, SUMMER HONES the Northerly Boundary Line of the A notice under this section may of conducting a Primary Election for l.acka'varuia *n& Western Rtllrotd; 4. That Section Jl of the above- FIRST AVAHO Firm DisrnirT Unhwiiy Vnllry Railroad southerly to Ortswar* Lackaws.nna and Western Celanese Corporation of America, as be served either by delivering It to the nomination of candidates for •)i<" —I'olllns place: Slefiirt-Rpns, Chevro- the City Line along the irtty t.iis» FOR RENT the person on whom It is to be mentioned Ordinance be and the same offices hereinafter designated. Bald Rullroad ^a^t^fiy to %ht flahwsy VaJ- Is Included In the Description Con- Is hereby amended to read as fol- let, Inc., 315 Springfield Avenue. Hhow westf-rly Hurt northerly . to l.'iO fi*«>l : ley.. .Rall.'oad: Rahway Villey Rallrtfid WATERFRONT House In Toms JMver, tnU tC Herein. awed, or by leaving -It at the per- boards will stl.no meet In the same room north of the north side line of Glen. son's ujual, or last known place of lows: • ! Kiuther!; to the point or DlMe of, Large living room, 3 bedrooms, Dated: April 3. 1951. places on Tuesday, November 6th. 1851 Beginning at th« intersection of ! Bide Avenue 1J0 feet north of and ;. heelnnlr.g . . modern kitchen and bathroom. Rtir- Approved, abode, or it the address given on ; Section 21 No person owning, pos- for the purpose of conducting a "Gen- the center line* of Fern wood Road i parallel to the north side lln» of th* collar or b? forwarding; it by sessing, keeping or harboring a dog era! Election for the election of,the Olenslde Avenue easterly to Morrll \ Pitfd: A: Simrnii',; N J Match 30, asc terrace, san deck. Bent $500 a PERCIVAL M BLAND, | and the Morris Turnpike, thence I 195*1, . . Mayor. post In a prepaid letter addressed shall allow, suffer or permit such officials herein designated. along the following center llnea Fern- j Avenue; along the center line of Mor- mouth, June, August, September. I rls Avenue easterly to the point or ! WILLIAM R niLSON. Summit 6-0517. I. William R. Glison, City Clerk of to that person at hla visual or last dor to do' any Injury to a person The following are the public officw wood Road southerly to Ridge Road: the Cltr of Summit, do hereby certify known place of abode, or to .the or an animal or to do any damage to be filled at the ensuing Primary Rldgf Road eantrrly to Hubart A»e* j place of 'bediming. address given' on the collar. to any lawn,. shrubbery, flowers, nue: Hobart A»enue and Hnhi\rt Avf I SECOND WARD FIFTH niHTniC"! 44-45 STORE TO RENT that th*» foregoing Ordinance was duly 1 and General Elections. passed by the Common Council of tald When any dog so seised baa been grounds or property. nue produced southerly to the Dela- j —PolIltiK place: Roosevelt School, 71 Summit: Opportunity for hlg-ct&ss re- city • at-a, regular meeting held on detained for «<•»« daya after notice, 5. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi- ware. Lackawanna und Wcstrrn Park Avenue. when notice can be Riven as above STATE OF NEW JERSEY Railroad: Delaware. Lackawanna and tall buslheis. Central location, large Tuesday evening. April 3, 19S1. ' nances Inconsistent herewith are A Senator from Union County for a Beginning at the intersection of tht U show window, at ore 12x50, with base- WILLIAM R. GILSON, set forth, or has been detained for hereby repealed, and this Ordinance Western Railroad easterly to Morris Cftiiti'r lines of Morris Turnpike and 4 Waltm Read* Th**um seven days after seizure, when notice term of 4 years, Turnpike; MorrU Turnpike northerly ' merit atore.fr,© Bpacee. State type of City Clerk. shall take effect Immediately in the Four Assemblymen from Union Coun- the Drlawnre. l.acknwanna and West- business. Box #?78, Summit Herald. ha.*, cot betn and cannot be given manner provided by law, tb the. point or place of bi-KliniliiK em Rallroiid: th«ncs aloiiK the follow- a« above aet forth, and If the owner ty for ternia of 2 yeara. riRST WARD SIXTH DISTRICT IUK center tines Morrla Turnplkt or person keeping or harboring said I, William R. Gllson, City Clerk Of —Polling place: 81ef«rt-Rp« 'Chevro- southerly to the Cttjr Line: City tine WONf k' 4-20*0 do< has not claimed said dog and the City of Surmmlt, do hereby certify UNION COUNTY let. Inc.. 315 BprlngfletJ Avenue, show southerly, northerly mid westerly « * [ A S T t R N * £t D>:d all expenses Incurred by reason tha: the foregoing Ordinance waa In- A County Clerk for a term of S room. " a point lfW feet west of the went. «ld« of Its detention Including mainten- troduced for first reading at a regular years. lino of ShunplKft Roud. theiicn along a ance not exceeding One Dollar ($1.00) meeting of the Common Council held Three Members of the Board of ' BeRlnning at the intersection of line drown 100 fret west of and (lurntlcl on Tuesday evening, April 3, 1951, Chosen Freeholders for terms of 3 the center lines of the Delaware. SOW 1>L\YL\G per day. and If the dog be un- LackawHnna and Western Railroad to thp west »lde line «f Shunpikc Hoad D licensed at the time of the seizure and that aald Ordinance will b4 sub- years. northerly to n point 100 fert north of 1 UNION MORRIS PLAINS and the owner or person keeping or mf-ted for consideration and final and Summit Avenue. ' thonee along the north side Hue of Morris Avenue, TIIHl SAT., APIULlth passage at the.next regular meeting of the following center lines: Summit RIVJ9 — NMOE 11/tGIHI INP THEATRES harboring said dog has not pro- CITY or SUMMIT Avenue northerly to Springfield Av«- thence along a linp drawn lflt) feet duced a license and registration tag the Common Council to be held on north of• and parallel to the north Wednesday evening, April 18. 1951, at A Mayor to be elected at-large for a nue, Springfield .Avenue easterly to *'ri. Sat.* April 6-7 for said do*, the Poundmsster may term of 2 yean. Waldron Avenue; W ald.ro n Avenue side line of Morris Avenue, easterly to William Holder In Technicolor John Payne in Technicolor came the dos to be destroyed ltt a the City Hall at 8:30 o'clock, at which a point 100 feet west of Orchard street: time and place any persona who may A Councilman to be elected at-large northerly to Whlttredge Road; Whlt- thence along a Una drawn too feel "Streets of Laredo" be Interested therein will be given an for a term of 2 yeara. tredge Hoad easterly to Fernwood wpst of and put slid to tho want "EfFmo" First Ward: A Councilman to be Read; Fernwood Road northerly to "Women From Headquarters" side line of Orchard Street northerly & "TRIAL WITHOUT JURY" •elected for a term of 3 yeara. Ridge Road: Ridge Road easterly to to the center line of the D«iluwar»" Sun. MOD. Tuet. , Wf INVITi VOU TO HtAH Second Ward: A Councilman to be Hobart Avenue: Hobart Atcnue ana Sun. Mon. Tuts Hobart Avenue produced southerly to Lnckawanna and Western IlriUrnsd Barbara 8tanwyck elected for a term of 3 yean. along the center line of th* Delaware June Haver, BUI Lundtgan STRAND At the aald Primary Election there the Delaware, Lackawanna and West- Lackawanna and Western Railroad Wendell Corey "I'll Get By" will be elected one Male and one Fe- trn Railroad: •. Delaware. Lsckawanna easterly to the point or place or begin' "The Furies" Sat. Morning 8:30 A. M., April 14 male member of the County Commit- and Western Railroad westerly to the ntng. Technicolor tee for Both the,Republican and Demo- point or olaeo of beginning, Also "IISASTKR" cratic parties. ' ;. FIRST WARD. SEVENTH DISTRICT SECOND WARD SIXTH DISTRICT —Polling place: Lincoln School, 22 Ue —Foiling place Municipal Building NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Forest Avenue. Auditorium. 512 Mprlnsllt'ld Avenue tho following place* have boen chosen Beginning at the mtrrie«Mon of neRlnnlnj! at the intersection of th« for the holdlnn of the Primary Elec- the center lines of Bprlngfltld Avenue center lines of Elm Street and 'he tion and General Election, together and Woodland Avenue; thence wester- Delaware. Lackawnnna and WestTn with a brief dewrlptlon of the bound- ly and northerly along the following Rnllrond; thence along the following ary UnM of each election district: center lines: Springfield Avenue to center lines Elm Street southerly to Kent Place Bo\ile»ard: Kent Place Linden Plncr; Linden Plaes wn»»»-rlv FIR8T WARD. riRBT DISTRICT Boulevard to Norwood Avenue: Nor- to Tulip Htrcet; TullD Street nnr'her» —Polling place: Store In Masonic wood Avenue to Morrla Avenue; con- ly to PTn.ipuct Street: Prtmocct Street Flavhouse Bulldlug, 497 Springfield Avenue. tinuing northeasterly on an Imaginary MILLBURN, N. J. If SHORT HILIS ' Beginning at the intersection of line to the southwestern end of the center Tinea of Springfield Avenue 1AHK CAMINOTON—OI*fC70*eMS3b4 7-3000 amm HUthnrst Road; thence northerly, and Kent Place Boulevard, and thenoe easterly and southerly along tbe fol- BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. &£:^.ffiaS. running westerly along tbe following lowing center lines: Nuthurst Road "The leawn started with a bang "An enthmlaatlo audience . . . center line; Bprlnarfleld Avenue to to Woodland Avenue; Woodland Av» Dttoe .. . the allow really made a big cheered Helena Seymour at the tbe Delaware, Laekawann* and nue to Wallace Road: Wallace Road JOURPAN -» PAGET Western Railroad; Delaware. Laoka- to Morrla Turnpike; Morris Turnpike nolle in tbe way of entertainment final curtain . . . remember that wanna and Western Railroad to aft. h* CHANDLER and had a large opening night name . . . she's on the way to to Fernwood Road: Fernwood Rosa Broadway t ITernon Avenui: Mt. Vernon Avenue to Rldte Road; Ridge Road and audience applauding and chortUoi." itardom." to the City Line In PsasMo Rlvtr: most hila'riout hill James Ogle—Newark Star-Ledger ' Charles Haufler—Newark News Ridge Road produced westerly to thenoe northerly, easterly and south- Hawthorne Place: Hawthorne Place SUN. Thru TIES., APRIL JMO erly along the following center lines: westerly to Its north intersection Pasaalo Rirer to River Road; RUe* with Beechwood Road; Beeohwood Thf Funniest Hook to Come Out MONDAY* WIOHISOAV •FRIDAY Road to Morris Avenue; Morris Ave- Road to Bellevue Avenue; Bellsvue •>f the ;War. Now I Hilarious Motion nue to Madison Avenue; Madtaon Avenue to Woodland Avenue; Wood- I'Ut ure. IP0MSO*f0.ir Avenue to Htckson Avenue; Hlcieon land Avenue southerly to the point Msnue 630 feet easterly; continuing or plaee of beginning YOUR WILLYS OfAltt. •outheasterly on aa Imaginary line Hill (I) That the boundary lines of the ludy HOUfDAV • Wm. HOlDtN to the Intersection of Eatar Street It and Rotedale Avenue: tdtat Street election districts In tho Second B(od«itk CRAWFORD On The Screen to !fonrtt Avenue; Morris Avenue to Ward of the City of Summit, which "UP FRONT YOUR6UK Norwood Avenue: Norwood Avenue election districts shall he elghl to end MUSIC **4 LTMCB by IRVING BERLIN. McKerrell's Abbott ft Coitello to Kent Place Boulevard; Kent Place number, shall be as follows: RfVENUE • Starring ROOK by HKrtBERT * DOROTHY FIELDS Boulevard to the point or place of SECOND WARD FIRHT DISTRICT AGENT" liivlit H'svne a* Joe STARRING HELENA SEYMOUR * HAROLD PATRICK^ AUTO SERVICE —Polling place: Meyer-Werner Motor d Tom Kuril ai Willie With CLARENCE NORDSTROM, MIMI WALTERS, ALLEN KNOWLES, „„_. 1 WARD. MOOMD DM- Co- 811 £ipr.lnitleJ -. Avenue, show. ALBERT CARROLL, DOROTHY JAY, DANIRL O'BRIBN, 24 frankfift Hoc* Hay" TRICT — Polling place: WMhlnuton zoom ROBERT KCKLES, ROBERT DE VOVB School. Morrli Avenue. Room In baae- Beginning at the Intersection of the __ MAIL ORDBRS NOW-TICKBTS ALSO KRBSGR • NEWARK, RAM'S. Summit, N. J. Plus Kartoon Karnhrd center lines of Springfield Avenue ment._ .__. '... - . ..-. . and the Delaware, l.acltawanne and Beginning at the Intersection of Western Railroad, thenee along the the center ltne« of Morris Avenue and following center lines: Delaware Sunimif> A 2079 Idiar Street, along tbe center line Lackawanna and Western Railroad LYRIC * of Edgar Street westerly to Itt In- westerly to Mount Vernon Avenu« tersection with Rotedele Avenue, Mount Vernon Avenue westerly to the continuing northwesterly on an Imag- City Line tn Passnto River: CUy Line Todiil Thru Sal. - AWU S - T nary Une to the eastern and of Hick- southerly to Division Avenue; Divi- son Avenue; thence westerly and sion Averuie southerly to BtfickbUrn northerly along the following center Rood; Blackburn Hoad easterly tn Timely AH Kefauver Committee Finding*! tinea: (nekton Avenue to Madison Pine Orove Avenue: Pine drove Ave- Avenue; Madlaon Avenue K> Morrtu nue northerly to Pronpect Street Avenue; MorrU Avenue to Rim Prospect Street easterly to Blackburn toad; Elver Road to the City Line In Road; Blackburn Road northerly to Pastatc River, thence northerly east- Springfield Atenun, aorlngflelrt A»«- erly and southerly along tnt follow- nue easterly to tho polfit or place of ing center lines: Paasalc River to beginning. MorrU Turnpike; Morrla Turnpike *o Wallace Road: Wallace. Road to Wood- SECOND WAttf>. SKOOND DIH land Avenue: Woodland Avenue to TBICT - IWIiiK plnoer Memnrtal Juthurst Road; Nuthurat Road l.OOfl KeW Hduse BuildiiiK. Myrtle Avenue feet aouthwesterly, continuing enut*i- i Beginning at the Intersection of the westsrly en aft Imaginary tine tn thf wnt«r llnwr nf Tulip Street and Pros- FOR YOUR GARDEN1 * • Finest Everqweni J ; • Shade, OrnamenHil, Fruit Trees — Sun. thro Wed., April 8 - 11 • flowering Shrubs

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