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WEST SECTION luutit t-Uat (la UWM HCUOM) SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1949 |tat«f«S M CUw Matter »t th* Pottorflrt *t Summit, ?. Under «U« Act of March 3, Iti}, 14 A YEAR Jersey Central Seeks Area More Than ZOO Councilman Truslow Resigns; Hate Increase far April 7 Attend Annual Mounting cost* and decreoied electric energy tax, State gross- re- net earnings have made it necea- ceipts and franchise taxes but not 20 Years of Service Praised iary tot Jersey Central Power k including federal income tuxes., Dinner Light Co. to aak for aa Increase la Doctor, lawyer, merchant, Common Council accepted "with deep personal .*•««•«. were approximately f2,O0O,O0O m butcher, the baker, electric rates according to aa an- J94&—30 per*; cent higher than thi ee representatives of prae Hong wuh tive as of the Tuesday niSht meeting. He .said tho (i^isjon president of the local utility. meet higher living costs th« Com- slon in Summit, turneiTLfTl out mon. t«jofler his resignation at-this time was prompted by in- "Under the proposed increase pany increased wages by 48 p«r th«m 200 strong l<( «i:,| ,'r»nsid* r i-ondud-' meter or 1 cent per day to the one of. continuous reductions in town*, the mcmberajjiip heard total electric -annual Company's gross annual electric tertainers. 20 yfar.-j. of public' a«rvice -by Mr.- CITY OFFICIALS joined with merchants to make Savings A Loan;: Councilman Percy M. Bland; Jo- Trtutow, sniil he folta "v-ery keen revenue by S8J5.0OO or 4 per cent. revenues. the Chamber of Commerce dlitnci the most success- Mr. Colernan outlined a [our. The Company has also filed a .re- seph Zelgner, fyf&tturo; Harry C. Kates, city's execu- program for th(| Chamber. l !-' "Customer demands on the ful held in the 10-year history of the Chamber. tive secretary; .Wife Chief Thomas \V. Murray, and Krwlutlon Lhntm Service* quest for increase In gas -rates Above, clockwise, are William Rockwell, Citizens this year which Includ s inatalla- where It supplies that service. Company's electric facilities have Walter Crann, sanitary inspector for tne Board of tion of adequate direct! >n signs on The resolution stated In part Trust; John Voegtlen and Charles Ackley, Hill City Health, Other pictures on page 17. (Photo by Jay) Mr. Werner stated that while grown at an unprecedented rate highways leading to thi city, more that Mr, Tnislow, »-ho baj been a the Company's electric revenues and construction of new facilities, parking facilities in trie business mfinbor of council since January increased 24 per .cent since 19M, necessarily interrupted during the district, Inquiry into th< poMibillty 1, 1340. "Iwu given the city uTOtint- war, is important amd necessary to Jubilee Committee of encouraging o large iepartment «'d amounts of time, and ho«'be«jr electric operating expenses and Church Women to Observe ( maintenance exclusive Of taxes maintain adequate service." store to open a suburlan branch «n ah!i>, diligent public servant" «i and depreciation jumped 69 per Mr. Werner stated that the Announces Essay here, end" further es •ftnslon of a iwllcr* rornmlssioner, a member Company has spent $S,&53,009 to Chamber activities a-? mtlined in of the'Prntion Fund, chafrrnftn of cent. Day of Prayer Tomorrow all commitiwji of Common Court* "Practically everything that |naprove and expand ctectric serv-, tho prospectus adopted last The World Day of Prayer-will be she said, will b> placed on the trays The need (or revision goes into electric s«rvic« Has gone ice, and another approximate $16,- Contest in Schools ( of the by- Fredrrirk K. Truttkm observed by Summit women at an at Overlook Hospital. laws and constitution, tl c adoption fight Attend Meeti up In price," Mr. Wefner said 000,000 will be required during the Students In Summit's .secondary interdenominational service which "Coal is 4T per cent more than In next three years malting a total of schools axe already busy with their The day's offerings will be used of aji opernting hudgit and de Exela»he of working pi will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p, tn. scrlptioa* of the dutle* of various 1945. The Company tues about $24,853,000 in electric impiove- part In the program to celebrate at Calvary Episcopal Church. for aid to migrant workers, Navajo repre«entativr« and city o eornmlttecfl rcre el«o dscusscd by elal», KKU1T rillien, half a million tons of coal annually menta made and to be made in a the city's 50th anniversary. Meanwhile, millions of persons In Indians, Christian colleges of the College President 1 the president. Incrwwe ent nt (he Tuoiwlay in its electric operations. Poles are six-year period. "The new rates," An easay contest, open to all boys 70 countries will celebrate tho day Orient and for Christian literature tat ion of all cla<«lficati( ns of local WMIOII of Summit'^ Ccmn ono-third more. Copper wire has he said, "will enable- the Company and giils in the junior and settlor with prayers for the aprtad; of 1 to, carry on its construction and for the newly literate. business and protowl >nnl firms To Address YMCA Cowncil. Without prnt«»t or com- almost doubled in price. Taxes ap- high schools. Is undpr way with Christianity throughout the world. urged and Mr. plicable to the Company's electric improvement program and pro- prises offered for the best essays. Radio nnd television programs Colcmnn ment from the attendee*, tect service1 standards." The Summit observance Is »pon- stro.ised that additional member- ell pa**ed a $1,000,000 boa< department, principally federal The teen-agers have been given sored by the Summit Council of throughout the day will be dedi- Annual Dinner a choice of two subjects, "The from commuters, en though to cover part of the coniitmrtion Church Women. Mr*- >Bric M. cated to tlie observance. their ortlers were not lo Dr. Paul M. Llmbert, prwidcht History of Summit" and "Whet •«ted here, of an adttitlon to Summit North Is chairman of the program In addition to Mrs, MacLeod was desired. of Springfield College. Sprlngflcld, I. Would Like to Sec Done in Sum- which will Include an address by those participating: In tho main Parking Problem P rennlal Mass., will be guest speaker at the Summit Schools Budget Parley to mit in the Next Fifty Years." Mrs. W. Murdoch MacLeod of New service include: Mrs. W, K. Bailey, In elaborating upon the four- YMCA's annual dinner meeting While participation Is not manda- March 15 at 8:45 p, m, in the Y ell, and "particularly- hk outsrtarid. York, secretary of the United Miss Margaret Brown, Mrs. Wood- point program for 1049,Mr. Cole- Ing work ai dh&Jriwin of th# pub- tory, it Is hoped that there will be Council of Church Women. ruff English, Mrs, Louise Grasty, man stated the "narkirg problem iAllti on Maple street. Next Topic in Be Held by YWCA entries fr.om. include: Miss i.=> hf'ln? approached tbi hi* Ph.D. degree from Columbia tfW'i HKmbprshff meeting Mon- •iX ,AlBeu /, j |, WIsner, Mist Eleanor Mry«i t»iverslty, New York. M'l.-ch 19 iwssion of "Summit on ted by March 31. Boorujy of 20 Aubrey stwtti . A ; l t ous state, county and >ca! offlco- day at 8 p. m. in the Methodist Mrs. R Nelson, Mrs. Leonard Par- holders. He was IU member of the United Oiblo- at Forth Awfttoiy. * .. :' 1U \Vny." The meeting will be Church Parish Mouse on Kent Judges of the contest will in- service will be held tomorrow night the ogea of six and 12 will be held kin, Mrs. A. B. Gordinier, Mrs As for a suburban eto for Sum State* Education. Mission to Ger- H. K. Band* Approved place boulevard. clude: Mayor Maxwell Lester, Jr., Rockwell Smith, Mrs. C. B. Stan- held" a! the publle library at 8 at Calvary parish house simulta- 1 mit, the president cite< the trend many In 19*8, nnd was delegate to Followirjf » public hearing at , Declaring that tho question is Robert v.S. Reed, superintendent ley , Mrs. H. W. Koch, Miss Gloria p in. find presided over,by Mr*. of schools, and A. J. Bartholomew, neously with tho main observance. in l«rge store* lon- Othfr aspects which will-be dfs- meeting: i$: Mrs. E. J. Hilde-* mittee held Monday night at the will be the lender nncl narrator re- Miss Jonn Webster will bo the Ing Ordinance Bo^-d of Adjugt- brand of Ashland road, Jklrs. F. A. ating: for Civic Responnlbllity." inent at Its Monday night meeting cnssftl in "Formal Education and Hygiene Society Plans Field HOIISP, Memorial Field. Tho spectively of the children's service. ratured piano soloist with the Following the dinner meeting at Its Channels" Include the differ- Doughty of Hichoryxoad, Mrs. A. Series of Four Seminars program will be .patterned along Summit Symphony Ore icstra for hod rejected the application of J, Bartholomew of Plymouth road; Mrs. MacLeod will explain the which time thflAnnu/il report will entiation of emphasis in the cur- A scries of four seminars de- the lines of last year and will In- meaning of the World Day of tho spring concert to b« presented Paul V. Scm./or art exception to riculum; the educational standards Mra. Walsh, Mrs. Collins and Sirs. March 23, according: t > an *n- be given, the nomlnntlrig commJt- the eoning ordin«nc« to permit the voted to the study of mental health clude sports events, a band concert, Prayer and will describe similar will present _ its »lnte of can- that must be met and how they Tomb. and will be topped off ^vlth a gala children's services held In other nounccriient made yeal erday by erection of a prden typo of apart- are established. Brief talks will of children,has been arranged by for election to the Board rnent at the Intersection of River the Summit Committee of the fl reworks display. j parts of the world. Films will be farry S. Hannaford, coi ductor. Directors. kc given on the subjects as a Evening Hours Set Miss Webster, who is i member rond and Morris turnpike. Th« Union County Mentnl Hygiene So- The committee is exploring the shown of migrants, sharecroppers Member* of the nominating basis for questions by the audl- For Registrations and Indians, of the senior claai of Sin imit High Zoning Bonrd coneiaded that tho encp. ciety, The series will be conducted possibility of engaging n circus act School reside* »t 240 I >nt place :ommlttoe are; Harold Tr Oriivr.*, erection of the apartment "would , Evening; hours for registration by Dr. Raymond H, Gehl, psychia- for the morning. Both Millhurn and Singing will be by the choirs of Jr., ehttlrmnn: fliester W. Sutcr, Financial support and the ex- boulevard. She will pi ty Liszt's rnuse detriment to tbc public goo«| for the April 19 primary hare be«-n trist associated with the society'*) . Mnplewood have featured circus Central ...Presbyterian Church and Piano Concerto Wo. I in K flat :;erald H. Young, F!rni«t L, Fleni- nnd would Impair t\\e> Intereirt and tent to which the schools are announced by City Clerk William clinic. (acts for many years in their July Wallace Chapel, r\g and Holmm A, Cliver. taii'limppcd because of rising major," accompanied by t ie orches- purpose of th*< jwnin^ plan «r»d R. Gilson. Th<*City Hall will he The f.ltst of tlie seminars will be J4th events. These acts consist Ushers will be Melon Smith. tra. zoning ordinmitrf." ros!s also will be debated. open until 9 p. m. on the eve- heid tonight at the home of Mrs. mairfty of animal performers nnd Charlotte Alexander, Kenneth Director Hannaford has tri- Lenox Rood Homes Have A contrnet with Angelo Mle'o nings of March T, 8, 9 and 10 for Margarets, .kmes, B0 Hobart ave- acrobats and are especially adapted Nelson anil Robert Reed from of Mftplewootl WRJI approved for the Promoted by Marines registrations.. The 'deadline for nounced that the program for the niif. The topic will bo "The for community affairs. • OnkcH Memorial • Church; 1'ituls.on oncfrt Is virtually con pli-te. An ower Interruption dtimpinj! and disposing of g-«rb«gfe, all registrations is March 10. r We. Theodore J. Corcoran, 18, f."hil(3> Own World." Subsequent It was also decided ttmt funds Bailey anfl Robert Krlese from »(lditlon«l feature of thi progrntn Several homes <>n L<>n«'\ road refuse nnd ashen In Chftthntn Mr. Gilson Mated that women " S. Marine Corps, was promoted iw hr-en planned Tor jfor defraying the cost of the pro- Fountain Baptist Chureji. John >vill be the pr*'Rcntfiti'i n nf Ilif W> his present rank upon comple- who have married nnd thu.i changed Mnrch 17, 24 and 31. A rfprwn- Igrnm would be raised by mull find Dodson nnl Cooper from ljf)ndon Sultp for Ore mini" by oceRsions )Hondny nis?l't. n% ht-ovy. Inirt, Mr. Miele will receive $2,900 *if"i "f basic training recently at their names ulnee the \m* regis- sjrmip of parents and educa- Lutheran Church will t'ike up the 1>r rris plans were made for printing liter- Erie C'oatrs, Otitstandlni for thi* yenr hfgmnlnjf Joniwry t » Inland, B.C. Corcoran, a tration must reregister ki order tors h»« been invitrd to attend. ature to bo gent to each family In offering. Ions bcsiilcd these t\v wire n!TVi'titin the power in n.*» last, S2 «{M f(»r tho yt-nr beginning to be eligible to vote nnd that nil Kr«ltuiti< of Summit High School, Dr. <;<>ril U a member of the Ks- the city, Last yenr ft family dona- Also jiftrtlnipntltifr in thr projcrnm tvill 1M> the "Symphony Co. I In Ci l;miii-(, ,A sct-onil fullurf <><-rurri-d Jflnwiry I next nn<\ $,i,oon for the mlistrd at Newark on November voters who have rhangwl their srx County «nd Newark Mrdl- tion entitled the donor, to ns trmny infer wh'-n n trie limb fii! »cn yi'iir b''8"inlnf Jnnuiry J, 1951. 15 will be Tommy Arkernmn, l»onal«l nnjnr" by Boplhovm, ' >.>« IUHI Is « licensed phy- tickets as needed for hl« family. othi-r wlren. JI Marry nn»l Jerry PatiW-r of "Cnlvnry Uruiffons" by RlniKky KfirsnUoff The hrcfikN u'n)'<« re- Appllt'ttlnn of frtrnirr CTile[ of ?s T. J. Corcoran, 19 Baltuifrol must also rfregi***r. l¥r.«ons In both Nt>w Jersey nnd Present »t the meeting were rep- Rplneoprtl (Isurch; KiitM (..'rnwfr>r«l rul "In a l*«r»l«n M rKet" by! |»tired ly by Jerw-y Central Pollre John 1". Murphy wit re- l Who will meet nil the lejral re- New York He Wl a graduate of jrr.ifntfttlves of the service clubs Jr., Donald Teal unit Sarah Ultllnu Kr-tclby. 1'nwer Kilt cr«'ws. About 33 newed jjntntrrtf hltn pprml**lon t« quirements for voting by thf - the University of Michigan, in- nnd other groups acting an .'spon- of the UnjitiHt Clniri'h nn'l Lloyd All concert* } by the hotneo iiffected. discharge fire »rrh* yAthln the city em! election, November B fan OM-Hmt Photographs terned for two year* at Kings sors of thn event. Harlnn 8. Ken- Colsver nf Hw.-diHh Luthrrun Hitinmil Kyrnphnny nrc It Id lit »h*« Another power falhirtj was re» limit* for ihe> purporfv of shootifif reirirter now, he added. "Xh\m par- County Hospital. «nd WM resident nedy, accretBry of thp Hoard of Church and swrul yonthftil sp'-ak- Summit High BrlKwtl, nr<* open ported (ilennitle mud In New saulrrel# «nd other roderits. ticularly pertain* to thmt> who (ire «t Lyons Hoipltal. fU Jdl f-ra_frorn the Mi'thodlxt Church. o the puhllr without rrIkrl nrgi r Providence the mma night. Tim receipt! In amount of not now 21 but will bo before 1I9.2S wer» reported for November »• for (he yw In amount o ow ©I p Voter* »rd urged to of Summit landmark* or during the day. tlnw Latvian Girl's Letter of Thanks May Result in Summit Home y great* can tm »f evening hours and Saturday tnorn- A M-y*«r-«ld l^tvlun girl, IM- olntJ of % one-room, windotvirjih Weber gr/il Mn. Robert [K. Wr-od- It In entlmnted thftt them are Athenaeum Offers Platbt MMUnnco to member* of \ngm for those who are unable to jrt Berentj, and her parent! and tnbln shared by four fumili'.i with Wtmttt to Live Here wnrd. about £5Q,noo dltplftfrd per*«n, * In Boris i Go!«U*v»ky. *" FIW«lh Anniversary Cam- come In at other tim*»» p«c*h family having « enrnt hrlnu- eent nf them are Chrlstlnnn. Many be the »pr«kpr *t the \thcn- «"<« during th« unnlrenwry «•!*. Iprnr« "Rod n«ndM«" Ing on*1 or more \> r>- pro •r* from the Baltic «tatr« and w tbn phnned «,„ ^t, f nwly-formecl * comniittei' of tbi* rif-xt Thursday, Matrrh 10, Mr, fof 0 Th« family, the (jir! wrote, finvr Vlderl thf r« unable to return hon»*> btrrtu»« of j(}oldov»hy, wtv* ronduct* th« aptn w i,i. or Ktwetai intent win Newelt HI-Y Clue iiimmlt Council of Churrhen \» livi»d under ouch enndfllon* for »re im t • political and religious differences jnew* bfendcMt during the Metro- nhotogmplui taken In im, L. Donald Cuse. YMCA lurCMful In mwttnit «I1 the rc- four yrn-n and ar* tinnhle tr» re- I A Job wlthotit tli in with Soviet offlrlals. The cost to |po||(r worker America of <»ririg for these home will present « junior Hi Y Club. Tht rlub. cwtn- Th« BpfpfltJi ftrit heard of "would bn milrldi> »* Ih" r<-il I MtUlilftK Wltllrnit Itsplncing leM fnmlllpn in unlil tn hv r^cltnl The Roman** of po«#d of boyi from the gumrolt when th«y rwwlvfd one 000,000 unnuiilly, or |4«>,ouo I »f tiro*, for exhibiting th« Churrh who *r» In »h*> *«Mr<*n »ftd of th«' 300 "psifk-n-tftwpl" kl!< aent A« a renult nt the letter, a i'»ni- Tr«n«pf>rt»tl on »h» rM^ttlfm*!!! of Wu 27 and perMnrm rhown fnf rcurffle- " " H-mM, the fromrtiltt** it On Imirie Paget lhi« Turkey tlHI .»r. HI-Y. In Kiiropmn rtl«plic«1 formed h«»rf »t • HWtlng ln*f 4 that thijj DP niffit »r»» rurefully *r,rppiiMl hy I «M Inm to ttnvft tkmm picture! M Wednesday at thp YMflA. (»i-"rgp >>!>(>(.m* A public r|rtf|(f>, th» V, W. Army for loyalty and N. H. MrOifflrt nf Kent » tump*. H*l««. ovrrjnyfil i »t {h*' urtklw In thff kit, «*• down II Mnrtln of Mnple utrwt waji np- To fill «nv or all of Hum* rr- hralth rfqulffm«>nU. Thf Ifiureh '**« will h+ taken *f th« pn|nt«*(l rhntrmnn by Woodruff .1 ilrirnfHt», tln> eciTirnlil World Hervlre rrport* that Dl's ! 4 r nrt: Onri-n Mwnrtta. unrl wrote n 1*-ttn r«>«p«hidbli» for JIMIH, Jr., of M«|»l* dtre*!, who«» . proaldont of th* Summit "' '»"• i>«n>n mi th* elawt «* th* ; i imi> w«« «*>elt. Both the CIO and h«r for h«r MfttftmHy w«>r» rmmcd to Ih* mm- Edward O. Mnlin«. Mr» R*ed W. <>r how nictutrd Smith. trf«sur«, »nd A.P" of I* hnife endor««Kl the »*- i f « H*#lr« in Hv* In Hp[#, VriknU I». I^«»wr, Krneot itr* r«'qii*»<"d In csll * f. Id. ftlehard Edwards, elinplnto. Th" nettlement profrant, , 8pi»rt« It UM OnttH »»»••. Tbt l W. K Bullpy, R*v. Duvld K (I. MnlhMctt. W. !. M'-Nr-ltl, Mr*. or Wr» US vnni Any * toft at «IM club mwts on Friday «ft*m*>iM at Richard \, Milter, Mm H (I. ivpc Jnh wilt do *ml Ht" ome '-l»n Th*« t th« Y. thr DP fftmp n*«f Munkh P.D., Umnmtti K. unm> V. 8i««hmmn! h<> elth»r A itnfll** rtwtn n iin *rtttre der Mr. Martin n>pfe»#nt* fare organisation* «{ iummlt, toy th« Bttmtt, «on- Allan R Dvtannty, Mr. Sn|il*h, SMkm Mf». rUJph E, .-'A* THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1949 presentation by each Juliette Low what « well-dressed teen-ager wtQ representative of pennies collected wear during Use court* of a typl- O« PhMjry Hoaor Roi for the terni Local Gri Scouts from her troop for the Juliette . cal day. Coiptumes will include. Eariy Purchase Your MM in Red Cross (tones The same of Robert person, «M 'ourth month. Low world friendnship fund, Juli- aports. »choo! and "dress up" af- of Mr. and Mrs. Carieton W. Pier- ••"••••••MM ette Low founded Gir] Scout* at fair* Refreshments will be served Of '49 Ucenses Numerous request* were cecelred •on of TO Beekman road, was in- Although Valley Plan Observance Bavarian, Ga. ,on March 12, 1911 at the douse of the program. New Disaster this week by the Summit; Herald •dverteaUy omitted from the Pin- A documentary film in color de- Summit's first Girl Scout troop for the name* of New Jersey's gry School honor roU published ter camp of Was.hingtc Of 37th Birthday picting the first world conference wa* founded twenty year* ago with Will Avoid Rush Group Chainnen Senators and Repre- la«t week. Piersoo, an eighth grade Summit arc* Girl Sroutg will of Girl Scouts will be shown. The 15 girl* who bad juat become of Thomas F. Monroe, State Vehicle Mew officers and chairmen have tor two winters. The wi student «** on the second honor join in the nationwide tvicbration film, entitled. "World Friendship," jScout age. The first commissioner registrar with office* at 107 Sum- sentative from the Sixth District, kn-im and 1779-1780. ihowji h»w three girls who have j been appointed in the reorganiza- Of the 37th anniversary of the Gir! wsa Mrs. Norman Swartout of mit avenue, remind* motorists that which includes Union County. tion of the disaster preparedness Scout organisation -next we«k. Tht- come from Canada, Brazil and the !Franklin pplace, Mm. W. Rich- United States become fast friends. ! 1M» license registration* will go Tour men In Washington are aa and relief committee of the Sum- local ©Swervance of the founding mond Tracy of Oak Ridge avenue follows: of the .organization, will be held A faihion .show wll! be presented I wai a member of the first board on sale March 1 and that the new mit Red Cross. In making the Serving oil 41 Stole, and CartQt, Wednesday, March 9. at 3:30 p, m by junior high girls of Troop 17, 'of directors and helped choose licenses must be used on or before UNITED STATES SENATORS announcement Nicholas J. Hussey. at Brayton whool auditorium modeling rewhimeB from Frura- the site for the Union £tounty Girl H. Alexander Smith, Princeton chairman of the committee, kin's More. The models will show April 1. Bobert C Bendrickson, Wood- There wil! be the tradition;*! Scout cabin at Surprise Lake. He ha* been instructed by Direc- strewed the Importance of ade- bury- quate, efficient preparedness as a tor Arthur Magee of the State REPRESENTATIVE In Obtrfin Show Motor Vehicle Department to re- Clifford P. Case, Rafcway. protection for the people of our Miu Nancy Janice Thornton, ftm 1M9 licenses to any and all The Herald, upon request, will communities, Herbert G. Fuch-s will continue u vice-chairman and PROTECT YOUR CAR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur motorist* whose current registra- furnish readers with a complete H. Thomson, of 107 Passaie avenue, alternate to Mr. Hustey. tion* do not display a stamp show- list of Representatives from the J with a ; was a member of the caat of a 14 Congressional diitricta of New The disaster chairmen of the variety ahomr entitled "Televariety" ing that their vehicles have met Jersey. three branches of the Summit Red Affied V«i Unss, given at Oberlin College February the requirement* for the second Crow; Barnaby Kent of the New w» offer you DM cwvkei of more tnan 1000 modern, 10, 11 and 12. inspection. Kin Namtd In WiH Providence Township, William F. for nationwide moving. Written and directed, wtih orig- In order to meet the special de- McGill of Pesaaio Township, and Motor Tune-up Dayton Famlls of New Provi- inal mtulc and dance routine*, by mand for license* between now and Of Mrs. Annlt M. Votty students, the show is part of an April t the motor vehicle regis The will of Ifr*. Annie M. Votey, dence Borough will serve as vice- effort of the Oberifcn College Con- trar's office will remain open dallj chairmen of the Chapter commit- Why Drive A who died here January 23, hu Csff m farcovssel'sj K lolidated Relief Drive to raUe $10.- including* Saturdays, from > a-n been admitted to probate before tee. Other vice-chairmen appointed 000 for local and oversea* relief. to • p.m. Charles A. Otto, Jr., surrogate, Include Jtri. Amoa Hlatt, Mrs; Sluggifih, Hard-Starting Car? Elizabeth. . Palmer Lathrop, Mrs, Walter W. Schormann, tnd Randolph Tur- A son and two daughters are geon. Iring Your Car In TODAY! principal beneficiaries. Mrs. Ed- OIL BURNERS AND STOKERS ward Tracy of M Prospect street The chairmen of the standing committees will be dksaster sur- Newsnd Rsbuilt received undivided interest in For- Use Only Genuine Chevrolet Parts est Lodge, Lake Dunmore, VL An- vey committee, W. Gilbert Baker: Priced from $250 up, Inttdltd other daughter, Mrs. Fannie Rog- medical and nursing aid. Dr.** cri of the name address, will share George Relyea; shelter, A; T. j equally with the son, Charles H. Dalley; transportation and com- Chatham Heating Service Votey of Scarsdale, $. Y., In real raunlcaticms, W. Kenneth Geddla; UMMIT EXPRESS COIIPANYi, estate In Robertson, Limestone registration and information,.Mrs. 66*76 Railroad Avenue Siefart-Rees Chevrolet Inc. 22t Logwood Avt. Chatham 4-0*74 Richard C Pohlawr public infor- Summit, N. j, and Falls Counties, Teaaa, The SUMMIT 6-0313 315 Sprlnqfl.ld Av«. 1st. Summit, N. J. CONCO and STOKOL three will share equally in the resi- mation, Mrs. Douglas A. Smith; duary estate. Executor* are Mr. central purchase and supply Silmmit 6-6500 Salts and Strvlct Votey and The First Bobert Peterson. Bank and Trust Company. Two representatives of the Sum- SIDE SHOW mit Red Croas, Mrs. Palmer lathrop, disaster committee vice- chairman, and Mra. John Emery, executive director, attended a meeting Thursday night, Febru- ary 11, at Platofleld Jor 13 chap- ters In this location to discuss community participation hi a dis- aster. . S i Men's Club Lists Discussions for Next Three Weeks Central Church Men's Club Sun- These good neighbors day morning Bible close, organized more than 40 yeacs ago for dli- ciuwion of ev«ry-day problems, ha* announced its theme* for the next three weeks. The club meets at deserve our thanks- 9:« a.m. at the YTHCA. The scheduled themei are: March 6—Facing Handicaps— Genesis 37 to 48. March 13—Is Daily Llf« a Gam- and our help! *l??—}fo?KikU-M. -• Me^h 20^Je«as Advtsea aHard- up Generation—Matthew 8:24-34. The class, which welcomes new- comers and has members from the age of 32 to 86, Is presided over by "You and your substitutes! Whj/ don't you phone Herman Dixon. Bill Streeter, ac- JOHN L. DIETCHE MOTORS, INC., to send you cording to a club apokeaimn, x "pounds the piano, Carroll Stanley a FAN belt?" lifts the tune and Charles Thorp KNOW them as Joe and Maiy, or Tom leads the discussion." and Sue. They're your neighbors. Every Other member* Include: William Wm SptchAlu, In ,WMM undercooling — h'$ the Bett! March they put their own chow and hobbies F. Kerr, Henry Twombly, George Burrow*, Charles Ripple, G. B. JOHN U DIETCHE MOTORS, INC. aside and do one of the biggest jobs of the year. Ransom, Albert Rumraell, John Dougall, H. Walford Martin, Wil- Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service They're doing just what they ask of you— liam M. Emery, Arthur Triutow, Willkn» T. Snyder, Walter Pfluger, 80-88 Franklin PL SU6-0NS giving to help others through your Red Cross. B. J. Whitnnore, JDr. F. J. Tooker But they give their time as well as their money. and George W. Whiting. Mr. Whit- Eat. SI 6-5411 Ing was the club's first president They deserve our thanks for unselfishly de- voting their time to this great cause. So when the man or woman representing your local Red Gross Chaptar comes to your JERSEYITES ... house soon for your contribution, remember the big job they are doing for all of us and the psnonal sacrifice they're making to get it done.

You,too, con h«lp through Your RED CROSS FOR I DANCE LESSONS!

In appradatton of tin 3,000,000 man and now working to aaturo thai when dsMutar "Your Itod CN« Wfll Ba Itec,'* Say 50% at Al*^wr Murray'* Newark and &- *:;*.* foil Orangm Studios! make • Wg hit M your next This space contributed by. mLnt P**yl Htit't yout chioa... Imm to dsrice at Arthur Murraf i. Ami rifht BOW» «rw ritnet o leirn kctlMt iptcki "2 for I" fWW •» In effect. You'M find I«mlng to 4mm It quick and wsy, too, when m pit SUMMIT TRUST COM yourself in th« hands of wi «tir»nivC imiruc m Ifct tin out pictured b*m Bm, don", w. Wmm of «m in MW, "Omm tetchl M2 lot ESTABLISHED 1891 mmm*y b* withdrawn it any dim.

Mtmlwr H4m\ Dtpoilt Imuranct ARTHUR MURRAY Corporation lASTOtANOi THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH I. It4f Reserve Officers Chapter Receives Charter at William Pitt Dinner Local Office of Helen Edwards

Ol4 Fort* the election la y Shop to Move ita Tbe qawtion ia vfeetber or not Prudential Gets The Helen Edw*rda yarn and ma can continue to buy our way." WOMEN'S • DEBUTANTES' la* 'Among others from Summit at millinery shop of Kent Place bou- ^ The chatter we* the charter presentation were Company Citation levard will mov# «bo«t March 9 NATIONALLY ADVERHSED Robert, W. Cummin* of Lenox The part played by the Sum- to 42© Spriagfidd avenue, the pres- reside of tip* D*MUtw«»i of road, Harold Demareat of Midland mit office of the Prudential Insur- ent site of the Bsba Shop e* JJersey, , ROA, to Cmnt H, Len- twnaee, end Bradford Powell ance Oo. In the 194S achievement* *ri di l Springfield avenue. of ite present organisation, the Tne shop specialise* in ne*dle- SURPLUS STOCK SHOES nox rf Be«ch *rin« drive, craft Instruction* In addition to dent of the chapter, of wijich. Dr. Union diitrict office, was recog- Edward J. JDcoae of Summit Is Oil Debating Teem nised at a itaff dinner held thii the creation of custom made, mil- s week at the Orchard Inn Spring- linery. Jean Oognlaji of « Euclid field. 5'V10'° Col. Hewy Nutteii, warty clerk avenue wu a member of the New MM. Edwards, proprietor, pointed The dinn*? was held to mark the Md vice-preeKlMftt oC tke National Jersey College for Women debat- out yesterday th*t although the Fixed Price $10.95 to $22.95 BOA "i cb*rfe a* Army affaim, de- ing team that met in a regional winning of & president'* citation by the Union district in recogni- new quarter* are.larger, accommo- |c3lKd in the main addrenof the intercollegiate tournament tart Shw 4 to 10 Wldftts AAAA h> C tion of 1U outstanding accomplish- dating more persons at one* the %VMI1RVMI1 * "Ther"Th e lla nnoo aueuehh thlar Saturday with tie St. Peter** Col- meat among the company's leading shop will lose nom« of its peesor- M peace in the world twjay. We lege, Jeney City, team The topic .the election in Italy. We debated was "Socialised Medicine." di»trict office* The entire Sum- aliied service. i»l K TO FACTORY RESTRICTIONS WE ARE mit staff was cited by company of- The staff which include* Mrs NOT fKHMITTEU TO ADVERTISE THE ficiak, for its contribution to the Harold W. Richardson*. *nd Mr* NAMES OF THESE FAMOLS. NATIONALLY overall results and a eopy of the A. E. Michou, both of Summit, w.l! KNOWN SHOES. BIT YOU WILL FIND THE Better Food for Better Health citation was presented for display remain the same, Mrs. Edwards in the Summit office. FIRM Jt'AME STAMPED IN EVERY PAIR One of Prudential's highest A p*ek behind the jKcnet of the IIAHiVS MARKET marks of merit, the citation results n«w utablUhntent rev«*l«i taste- from annual competition among ful, comfortable furnishing* car- Prudential's 483 dWtrict offices. ried out in French blu*, FOOTWEAR We Pass Your Door Twice Daily The top ranking office receives the pink ami p«?arl grey. president's trophy while the run- 1 354 Sprlngfifld Ave. Summit, N. OPTIMISTS GET CHARTER—Summit's newest service club, the nerd-up are given a citation, rep- FREE DELIVERY Optimists, were granted their charter last Saturday night at a dinner resented by a framed certificate. , h . OpjMisite the New Kress held at the Hotel Suburban. Above, left to right, District Governor Joseph F. Kiley, superintendent of I 1| Store l!otir»—a A. M. to S P, M, — Open Friday to 9 P. M. 47 MAPLE STEEET SUMMIT 6-2828 Larry Gibbons presented the framed charter to Michael J.. Barnacle, agencies, and William A. Hopf, re- the club's president, as two of the guests, Miss Elaine Kradell and Mr*.gional manager, both from Pru- What Happens Jamies M. Hillard display the official banner. (Photo by Frantxen.) dential headquarters in Newark.. Were among guests of honor at the tea Happily dinner. Mr". Klley made the for- THE SUMMIT REALTY COMPANY Summit Optimist Club Receives Charter mal award. Harried Woman The Optimist Club of Summit be- Morris Plains; Theodore Van Dyke "We could not have qualified for When Sht Letts came an.official unlj of the inter- pf Morris avenue; Rosf Doyle of the citation without the active'help TWO w I;I:K \L national organization at charter,, Kent Plaqg boulevard; C. J. and cooperation of the staff of the Her Hutband? ing ceremonies held Saturday night Schaefer of Elizabeth; George Summit offlc*,v- ' said Henry A. at the Hotel Suburban. Duffy of Maple street, and Dr. A. J. Bedell, dUtrlft manager at Union. WALK • PANTS Bloomstein of Springfield avenue. "They not only filled insurance Licensed Rml Estate Broker Michael J. fialnaole^fTkladlaon, Arthur *W. Baker of Summit ave- needs throughout their territory In | THROUGH president, Wai [presented with a nue succeeds Mr. Muascm in the a commendable manner but they' • SKIRTS framed charter Lawrence J. Gib- vice-prdsidency. also provided their pollcyholder* the VALLEY bons, of Philadelphia, second dis* 40 now located at with the type of service that con- trlct governer of Optimist Inter- Bj Z*tda Popktn • BLOUSES tributes to no small measure in national, made the presentation. the succe«s of any endeavor." 330 BROAD STV SUMMIT, N.J. Reminding the group of the or- Rotarians Hear ROEMER »plain Sales and service activities in ganization's motto "Friend of the (J«Mt off Summit ATOMK) Summit are supervised by Fred L. Boy," Mr. pibbons aeid that last BOOK CO. Gruen and John J. Laden, asolst- year more than 4,000 youngsters talk on Free /. /.. Em Jin LIBERTY ant district managers. SU.6-3036 received Optimist assistance; many 39 Maple St. SV. «-li0» of them at the organization's camps Enterprise HEALTH DEPARTMENT Oar ffminru ft Book* Cleaners & Dyers Member of THE REAL ESTATE REGISTRY known as "Boysville" which are Declaring that stotlstlcs i. show The first county health depart-!] 459 Springfield Ave. 529 Morrb Ave. scattered throughout the United that our system of free enterprise ment in the U. S. was established; States. has been most productive for the in Gullford County, N. C, on June! Call and Delivery Summit 6-0901 Mr. Gibbons, who heads the clubs general good, Lawrence C. Hart, 1, 1911. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS in New J.ersey, Delaware and senior vice-president for service Pennsylvania, said that in the last of the Johns-Manville Sale* Cor- 12 months a new olub was formed poration, had as his topic for Ro- every other day. „ tarians at their Monday luncheon Residential - Commercial • Industrial. The local club was organized four in the YMCA "Private IJpiterprlae months ago following a survey of at the Crossroad*" Mr. Hart was the area made by Donald O. Miller subsituting for George E, Shay, of Short Hills, Optimist representa- government department, Johw- tive. Manville. . , The speaker cited •iottotical in- Victor Reynal, president of the formation gained from rather com- Optimist Club of the Oranges ANNOUNCEMENT prehensivestudies developed by which sponsored the local Clttb, the Princton Public Opinion Re- presented Mr. Barnacle with a search Corporation which gave banner. MR. PAUL V. CLARK evidence of a growing trend Licensed Real Estate Salesman Among those attending the cere toward collcctivist thinking in the monies were Acting Mayor Ernest nation. , Hickok, representative of the Mr. Hart said that only by edu- ROOT'S NOW ASSOCIATED Uons. Kiwante and Rotary Clubs, cation as» to the privileges and and Optimist district officers, lo- achievements under the American* with cal members and guests. system of private enterprise could It was announced that at the thiu trend be offset. He quoted ex- THE SUMMIT KEAIJY COMPANY February 23 meeting the following Presents tensively comparative stottotlcs on SU. 6-3036 were elected to the Board of Gov- wag-os, social and material bene- ernors: George Musson, of Summit fits between the United States 330 Broad Street Summit, N. J. avenue, chairmen, who resigned as system and other nations. The second vice-president to accept the speaker was introduced by Harry chairmanship; John G. £jegelkcn of Oooding, chairman. .During the meeting President "that Devenney was given a hearty "welcome back" after hl« siege of Illness of several weeks, In the course of which he was presented with a big red apple, FORMFIT Three guests of Harry Good ing, program chairman for the month, were introduced: J. B. Haring, R NEB) A LOAN E. Van Note and Wilbur Sebeck. Dannd F. Kautzman, supervtolr LOOK" of music in the High School, was introduced ao a guest of Walter TO MY TAXES? S. Eddy, secretary. He presided at the piamo during the Ringing for a sweetheart of a figure session of the club. .-•••- Lueien Von Wanckel of Air Re- duction and Carroll Stanley of Pulverising Machinery company Why envy "that Formfit look" in others when were Inducted Into membership. Dr. Leonard V. Bu»chman was you can so easily have it yourself? No matter master of ceremonies, what your figure faults, \\wm Formfik crea- VNinio Choir Will tions correct them faultlessly . . . Irtrause of Helping: people out when they have to Be Presented Here The Virginia Union University the exclusive Formfit way they're designed meet an emergency gives us a lot of satisfac- Choir r>f Richmond, Va. will pre- sont n concert ot the high school to work together and tailored to LIFT—MOLD auditorium nt 5 p.m. on March 20. —CORRECT—HOLD, all at one time. \JT\ our tion and it's a part of our job that we enjoy. The presrntatlon Is under the aus- pices of the Women'* Service expert fitters show you wliata difference "that League of Summit, Proceeds will II you need money to pay taxes—or for go to thf iK^ngue's numrner catwp .Formfit look" can make in your life, today! fund for Summit boya «n

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UM Ch*mb«r of CWmmi-rrp of Rurnmlt, N. J. l*tlM«t«d Wb*mmim> v* k mm m HWI HI Inm m Optn lit fmt Doffnr'n pr**crifh FlRSTN^TIONAIBANh «bw, Wlf mm conn fctrrf Dally 9 A.M. fit im to ROOT'S 6 P.M. Summit, N, J. P.« THE SUMMIT HCKAtD. THUHSDAY, MARCH 1. i»4f NEWMTENTS Jthat" uses tru« celestial navigation) Church|Tw^ CtntraJ Church Ui« boon* of MIJW Margaret Th^ coursc CHURCH DIRECTORY Units to Hold Meeting, war" category Is an automatic pilot : * rp To Hold Annual Mrs. Lester Crone, president of « Woodland avenue [n P° Today—19 a. m-, Holy Oonsw Central Pre*byteri*n Cburch'a Central Church Presbyterian Church nion; 10 a. mi. Cftoir flewlng group; Presbyterian 10:49 «. m* rector's study group, , at YMCA Women'* Astoctation, will addreu i2^ Tfa*'42nd anniMl meeting and first Church of Christ Scientist Be*. I* V. Botcknsaii, DO). subject: "How the Prayer Book tit* annual luncheon meeting and program, m porto RJ ^ ; lev. Rfcttat* A. 4tnner of the Connuttlt^ Church 292 Springfield Aveno* Summit, M*w Jm«y R«v. Harold F. Mante Gems to Be"; 4:90 p. m., evening election of officers Tuesday. e.and Alwka. Mrs Hl . will be .held Thursday, March 10. Today—S p. m, Choir rehearsal; prayer. She will review the year's work Mwt. will le*d the devotlont * A Branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ Saturday—8:30 a. m, Contnstini-i8:i5 P- »-. Board of Trustee* meet- tt the YMCA at T Cof/•• nsvsr loo w»*k or Boils, brswj, gracai |K# Tuesday—8 p. m, "Oonveraa- p. rn. Directions on every bottle too ilrong. 4, 6,or 9cup, tiora in Religion." Today»HS p. m., Junior cateche- Us-trsy. Eaiy lo cftan. tical class. • Lenten Proqram to Be Supplim— St. Luke's Ref. Episcopal Saturday—9 a. m., Senior cate- chetical class; 10 *. m., junior choir. Given Wednesday All mok«» New ProTidenea The aftcond In a series of Central Sunday—9:30 a. m., Bible school; f Buy a Bottle "Heman Roof Prompt Service Sfieci»lfstii 10:45 a. mywowhlp, sermon: "Him Presbyterian Churchea speclil Sunday—11 a. m., Communion Lenten services, "F>ces About the WK CALL FOR AND DELIVER service, sefmun: "The Lord's Only Shalt Thou Serve." Wednesday^ p. m Lenten serv- Cross," will be held Wednesday at Spend $ I and saye $75 yelrfy Summit Hardwirt I Pilnt Oo. TEL M0. 4-2277 Table.""'""" ' "';'" r 8 p. m. Rev. Harold F. Mante, ««- Tuesday—1 p. ro», Ladies' Society ice, sermon: "The Upper Room and 3Sf SprlngfltldAm...SU 4-9214 Intimacy" - - I slstsnlU t minleterk , will speak on ! MORRISTOWN Y£W •meeting. - t" •••"••"""-"'-• -» ''•Those Who Passed by the Cross." Wwlnesday—g a m., Lenten 21 Pork PI M«,l (0 y Diamond Hill Community ice. Special Noon Services Church At Calvary on Fridays Roger's Pharmacy Sunday *- 9:45 a. m., Church Special noonday service* conduct- school; 11 a. m., worship, Dean ed by visiting ministers will Lynn H. Hough, guest speaker, be held «t Calvary Episcopal topic: "The Vigil of Man"; 7 p. m. church every Friday, beginning Charline Cut Rate Drug Store Youth Group. tomorrow, through the Lenten ««- # HENEMf •or. It wws announced ywterdsy. Fountain Baptist Church Community builness and prftff#- Rer. Leon C Rlddlck sloiMl persons are urged to attend Adelmann's Pharmacy Sunday ~ 9:80 a. m., Church the service* which last from 12 school; 11 a. m., morning worship, to 13:80.p. m. Tomorrow's guest or by mail 0 BE DJFFEREN sermon: "Creeds Without Deeds," minister will be Rev. Karl O. communion; 0 p. m., Youth Fellow- Ktimm, former curate of Calvary Church and now vicar of St. Paul's ship; t:80 p, m., prayer and praise HUMAN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION service, communion. Church, Chatham. The Spanish Armada which Summit, N. J. W.|lac« Chapel AME 2iori sailed against England 360 years I ' 8e¥. Ruben L. Speaks ago had 130 ships, 8,000 gallon and WRIT! fOR FREE BOOKLET 19,000 troops. Sunday — 9:45 a. m., Church [school: 11 a. m., sermon, "The Meaning of the Holy Communion," administration of communion; 4 [p. m., general class meeting; 1 p. m., Young People's hour; I p. m., evening messsg*, communion; topic: "tTpon This Rock." Wcdnsiday—«:S0 p. m., W«»kly[ prayer service. Church t4**» H. Lyons Today—i p. m,, Junior depart ment teacher's meeting at horn* of Mrs. Hllyard, 2fl Fernwood road. Sunday — >:4f a. m., Church school; li a. m, morning wonhip, |s«nnen: "Th« Aim of Life"; 1:15 at, youth choir practice; T p. m., Com* and ••• tht car built lor Youth Fellowship, senior high group meets at home of Victor today'* bigg*', talUr, WlntrlM, 91 ffohart avenue. a. m., W8C8 bemrd more actlv* Am»rlcan§ bunintat meeting; 1 p. m, Ssd«rin|newr»r ... n«winitffnwnill»tlnrflv«stvls .,, ntnr luncheon; 2 p. m., l^tnten observ* program. hi th« Irmh, natural lieautr tlmt ootne* from truly battle dMipn! -1:10 p. in., Group It's lh« new esr thai (Ism to he different, It'* normtir ovtiid* WtfM, at horn* df Mrs. .,, vet tmdff jnnlcli, few tlte extra elbow room and •Wilder eons* rranK Rpretil, 1 Farmley place, lort ymi want. Monday-i p. m., TWGA meeting. It's thivrirr mittidff for p»#l<*r parklof snd gsrsglng . , . jei thl* •ew Dodge ii hn^r im\A« for stretch-out roomine**, It I Immr outiide.,. re» higher iniide, to |i«# jmi the hesd room thut ipelll MMtHIVIt (lATI nWr lull Mip- «4drd etmimt «v«ry mile ton ride. 0OO*l OMM WIDI—xnH porl. Front . •I angl* «f »lmm If you cunnnot pay your tax without up* inrlipi»,, rl««-« See bow Dodi* give* all thorn thlngi c*r owners really wunt todjuy fnrh in innv. In IS , , . sl«tl( ityliRg with plf ntv of room . , , fli»Hng pM-fotmnn** nwls t» rllmb *rtt. totting your financial plant, drop in at th* with economy ,. . tlt« proved Mtoothn#M TMt* All-Ftnld Drive •sket possible. Come in ... gH the whole D»n|# Morr ,,. ntwl Citiitnji Trujt Company and arranqa for a loan, which you can repay out of income later.

You ntaal not b« a dtpoiitor. AFTER- COROHET a Ira y" i^S 4*thml»*t OmUr f*r Dmi§m mmi t •„, Kfe §mm It., • UM J* X II II • * If HERALD; THURSDAY. MARCH 3, lWP«y S iftit Board ot Education, president of the Federated Boards of Union Hon-Property Tax County and president of the Springfield chamber of commerce, 7 * aaid an increase of 50 per cent limed for Schools in school eoka from 1939 to 1MT had resulted in rise of 47.3 in local school district taxes for that pe- Leonard Best riod. The "The impact of inflation upon organizing: tor 1949, on nli*>;on. school costs is indicated by the Mondaday night io Trenton heard increase in local district tasea from ^\e\e\vv chairman, LeonarLen d E. BeaBat |95-,200,000 in 1946 to 5115,900,000 in o' Summit, declardl e that increaseincreas* 1947—an increase of 21 per cent ,tflte aid to local schools is the in one year," he declared. hat further only ***>' t rises in real Increases in state eid over the \- taxes can be averted. ty last three yjear8 have been more Mr Best, a member of the Sum- than wiped put by the rLaring costs of everything the schools need, from teachers to p«n points, Mr. Earl/ every morning, big fi^da pvtl away from o Best asserted. the flihing wharws in hi*to* old FwMon K$k MaiWt irr Now The meetihg was attended by THE BEST IS representatives from 15 different ITork—headed for Kings with h ge) Klectio** of oa»an-frosh fith, countkw. right off fh« boats. You'vf vtr tasted iw«tl«r, frostier fish STILL THE BEST than you'll find in King*. Mo* m~*\ today from Hi* fmh fish you'll find displayed on bods of dean new io» in every King* Scout Troop 69 Super Market.

Installs Robinson FRESH DEEP SEA No. 1 CANADIAN , SCALLOPS SMELTS As Scoutmaster e Kenneth Robinson of Elm »treet was Installed a scoutmaster of -53 ^23* Boy Scout Troop 69, sponsored by St. John's Lutheran Church, at a UNFOtifO program held at the church Tueji- 40-FAtHOM FILLIT OF SMOKED day night, OCEAN PERCH DEL IMONTE Alton R. l^ahr was installed as FILLET Where Mr. Joe assistant scoutmaster; Charles OF COD 8-oi. Connelly, junior assistant scout- saves you dough master, and John Kuchta, senior conif patrol leader, Tomato Sauce. Tenderfoota „ installed included If you need Robert Webb. Wilson Webb, Dick hIMGS Testut, Dux? Bannister, Mike FANCY SUCfD} Kesaler, John Leavens and Brie SPAGHETTI or MACARONI Andcrs'Qn. „•".'• RALIIUT MONEY Guests of honor were R. K. Hop- STEAKS MARKETS PERSONAL LOANS kins, field scout executive of the Ib. collo Watchung Area Council and R. L. Mueller's.... Amount 12 Moi. 13 Pay- 15 Pay- Hensen, district 5 commissioner. of Note Total menu m«nts COSt Of 'Of Besides, parent participation. $ 204. J12.24 $ VI. Garth Smith put on a "yo-yo" act WESH FRYING and Davp Carlson a flea stunt. SERVE IT WITH AGED 300. 18.00 28. $ 20. OPEN OYSTERS 600. 30.00 50., 40. Marctitvras Visitor One Year Ib. ~M0~ ttJooH" io. 56. David F. McGrath, Jr., airman Old apprentice. USN, son of Mr. and 1.500. 75.00 135, 'Private Stock" Cheddar too. Mrs. D. F. McGrath, Sr, of 4 Henry [cms* I street, is among 700 members of Other (mount* up to 92.000 the crew o fthr: aircraft c«rrier in Proportion CABOT who ai'e among the more DOLE'S HAWAIIAN than 100,000 Mnrdi Gras visitors at Endorsers Generally New Orleans. 18-01. Not Required LEGS AND It UMTS OF can* Made Fraternity Officer Pineapple Juice .... William A, Hooper, a sophomore at Syracuse University, has been MILK FED VEAL - 59c elected secretary of the Lambda Icbal with Chi Alpha thapter there. Hooper, KIV65 HAS MIMmiDS OF WONDERFUL LENTEN FOODS son'of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoop- AUNT JEMIMA HUHl VEGHARUN OR FORK HEINZ COOK 10 er of._J39.-.Woodlawn_.avenue, .la._*. FRESH KUIED FRYING AMD BROILING Summit High School graduate and J PAHCAKE FLOUfP < LJ BAKED BEANS - - 15c OMACAROHI • t'» QUAKfR, H, O , or EIBBY'S VEGETARIAN OR PORK HEIN; IEAOV.TO stivf Member Federal Di posit is majoring in the humnnltlcs. Insurance Corporation BRAKEDBEANS2*-•-. 25c BSPAfiHETTI - 2«-t.-«w»-2D^--'-- Chickens :ZV,^ - 43c J MOTHER'S CATS *»- CHEF-BOV-AROEI MEATIESS SPAGHETTI CAMFIULJ VEOeTAilAN Member Federal A total of 1,903 million yards ot KINGS 10W PRICE , » 29c D MAYONNAISE - ^ that "winter-weary" 0 BRICK CODFISH — look GORTON'} READY-TO FRY FHkvSH \H THE WOR\ INC DEW 1 0 CODFISH CAKES " °<«- with ICY POINT ALASKA KINGS URGE EGGS ^gg& a RED SALMON - — BROWN CEMMINC i OR HOST KING AlASKA WHITE |fB^^ D RED SALMON - - » - HO MA U. S. OOVT. IMSftCTtD DRY PRIME D MEDIUM SHRIMP — Dor. CONORfH NOUWCOIAN 65 / ^ IVIRV 100 IM KINOt n OUARANTIIO rtllH * *"~ CLEANING! RIB ROAST - - - 59c GSARDINES - - »»••*«- vXCC'MRf Wttnl 9f#€49lWr Wn4Mt SMTMSy 4BPNflNMI (HMMW. I D WHITE CRABMEAT- • FRESH WI5TERN GRADE A lilliDS J tl SLICED BACON ^Jt -^ 59c Carrots 2 M. ] 9 •t«OI Itl 1U9AM9 Strawb*rrl«t BONELESS A SENSATIONAL VALUE »•*••«* 49c VEAL ROAST - - -Me URGE, riNDIR BIRDI IYI IAI

Your far RINSO GOUNST SWAN SOAP .U SOAP LUX FLAKES UFEIUOY SOAP ft Union Matt, Summit, N. J, idlwi lt« 17c 2 •*• 17i THI SUMMIT HBUlfr THWSPAY. MARCH I. If4f worker for every 78 employees on the pay- yesxs of haxd, study awl prt- swt *s aetriy aa caaet We ef « Your State and Mine askanee at DriscoU «d _, roll first president a# JM* torn written. views. Will the.!UwMlea_. ERALD 5. It takes the Federal Government from The Library Dust two volume* carry his lift DrUcolFa Fight for Second Term Handicapped SUMMI four to six months just to publicize a govern- u» to the a*t of 37 «*l <»t tbt By torn of Former Governor Edge's Support geaesal «lectk*n? background for hi* Mbtr life «ad •• • ment job and give the examination,... TAXES: Speaks aehtaw-teata. Hie btogrephr dow » Stetc # N N 6. A certain ball bearing is identified in ' : . •" Pr .- ' •' > • Jenty'Jm colleeted $l%m,mm S—WM-t not deify as th# earlier wrltww 4M various Federal Government catalogues and nor «landtr as the modem writer I, JOSEPH GBIBBfNB from the three c«u ^ k ^ lists under 239 symbols. And anti-friction J«»« M. BiU-- seem* to but rather tell* a on cliarette. durinf the tint ? :ty W»«kii«« of Hr* J«wr. lac bearings identified by 300,000 different aum- AuiitiU tdtmrUm straightforward *torjr of hi* lift T&ENTON, MARCH *—Gover- Government during tht mat four ***** the new l*vy Audit' Buftail of O.rcuifciSoo and _*kt- it believable nor Alfred E. DriJcoll will start yean. t««*. » i* «Qttcte4 the T IN——Bit frw —— Www bers have turned out to be actually only 9,000 year's collection will t^ „ i xto* Cmtiat ^itaa*hta*. Co- t*«7 1 The American psopl* JMW t» bt SemeodMMM!* Btek by Owl hi* campaign for re-election «oon First, Edge i* primarily opposed ay at 31 Bus* 8u«t. 8_B_JL Srw Jamtf «at«i«l •« different bearings. ... Stndburg is a aovel of graat with tae haadioap of not having to any Governor using the patron* the $1*000,000 pr*dfcted *HWUt _-•" mxtm OcicDer 9. IMi at till pan ot»M 7. Due to conflicts and duplications in Mtsed with e natal* for com- tax went into efftot « •annit. N, J, uaatt utt of Uan— 3, U7B Owiud MM piling lista of the btst r*g*r effort «t recognising outstanding William Nelson Setrlt*, 3rd, S3, Federal Government, says the Government nue, New Providence, who died at Governor Driscoll ha* recom- work*. This lLst it always —lxiotuh? former barytone soloist at the his home Saturday after a brief Marble Collegiate Church in New mended the borrowing of $10,795,- Chamber Take* the Initiative can save $3,000,000,000 annually if it will only awaited by libraries b*«au«e it fur- Illness, were held Tuesday at % 188 from State Highway funds to economize. ni*he* them • chtck not only on Y/ork and It. Paul'* Church in p. m. from the E. P, Burroughs Business, almost any merchant will tell Newark, died at the home of his help finance granti-in-aid to nu their own reading but »ko on how _ Son* funeral home. Rev. Je_ic nlcipalitlei particularly for educa- W. I* CANADY you, "ain't what it used to be." Many store well their election hw been done, daughter, Mrs. H. M. Doremutf, M. Lyons, pastor of the Methodi* 691 Prospect street, Nutley, last tion and welfare. Th« Govornor owners frankly admit that their volume of Register Now!! for the library u a wholt. The list Church, officiated. Burial was at also proposes to present«. $100,000,- & CO., INC. sales has dropped considerably from last year Again we come to those important days on for 19*8 has jiut beta reieeatd Thursday. Resttand Memorial Park, Bast Mr. Be&rle* was active In musi- 000 bond issue to the voters in and the year before. Others who have not the annual political calendar when voters must and a check shows that tb» Sum- Hanover. , November to help finance a4e- mit Library ownt most of the books cal clrelef for many years. He 40 Baecbwa**: Keoe] yet felt any appreciable slackening have read register. was In the Insurance buaintu in Mr. Sbapter wav a native of (ju&ie housing in New Jersey, pltia listed. a $25,000,000 bond, itaue to pay {or and heard of a slump and are mentally pre- It should not be necessary to have to urge and labtr conducted a hab- Summit and lived here moat of his Investment Securities Of course, in my column, I could y He ww one of the life. A few months ago he moved necessary institutional construc- pared for a slump to affect them and, thus, upon the citizens the importance of registra- not analyze all thcae book*, I will tion. The Legislature next week organisers of tht Lion* Club in to tht New Providence address. E. FaulEmert Summit join in with the cry that "business is off." tion for, if a qualified elector would exercise therefore only mention « few but New Jersey. • At the tine of hk death he waa will begin to consider the Govern- No one blames-the merchants for feeling his rifBf to vote he must register. Registra- the Library will havt fordlatrlbu- 45 years old. He received hi* edu- or's program and will probably ap- Surviving, b*«lde* Mr*. Doremus, prove, all phases of it. the way they do but they should take consid- tion to qualify to vote ends on March 10. Prom tion pamphlets giving tJte complete are two sons, AlvJn O. Sesrle* of cation at Blair Academy and Ped- erable solace in the fact that their Chamber llit, so atop by and get your copy. New England avenue, and N. Con- dle School and was a veteran of Despite former Governor Edge's CABD OF THANKS now until that date all those who have recently Carl Van Doren's -bopk, the World War ft. He w«*_a member stand, other Republican leader* of The vast numbtr.of eondoltneei. ut4 of Commerce is doing all that it can to answer tee Starlet of Trenton; three sis- tftltsranu receivKl "irom our mint moved to Summit, recently become of age, on Great Rehearsal I* probably the ters, six grandchildren and two of the American Legion, Summit New Jersey generally have en- friends anil the friend* ot our lit* the challenge of lets business with mature most readable history of the back- Poet 138, and chairman of It* hous- husband, father ma ton. tht Re» u. have changed their name or address should great-grandchildren, Hi* grand, dorsed the Drucoll candidacy. BenJanUn Oalntt makes it tmpoMtbl* and intelligent action. ., .. visit tht city clerk's office at the Municipal ground and formation of our con* daughter, Mrs. W. V- Eilbeck, lives ing committee. Mr. Shapter waa From now until November there to acknowledge each out indlvlttuiiiy, stltutlon that has beta written. II Now Jersey representative for tht will be no let-up in official Repub- therefore we use this mtans to nprnt Tht Chamber, under the leadership, of Building and have the records put in order so- on Ashland road. our linear* gratitude tor jour tver? telto the history in such a W»y Victor Meyer* Co. of New York lican circle* to. re-eleot him and tsprailoa of tymp*tl>r aurtnc our President Thomas W. Colemtn, Jr., has that eligibility for the April 19 primary is as- that even the high school student* A. Bwphy City. retain four years of valuable pa- btreavement. enjoyed their uulgnmenU In that . THB OAINE8 FAMILY embarked on a program to make Summit sured. A solemn high mm of requiem Survivors include hi* wife, Mri. tronage for the party. 138 Fairmount Av«nu«, book. That L» quite a recommenda- the. natural shopping city for this entire There should be no reason why every voter for Public Utility Commissioner Emily Finney Diuenberry Shapter; Democrat*, however, are ex- Newark, Mew Jerity tion for any book. area, notwithstanding glamour stores locat* in Summit is not registered. That would be Joieph A- Brophy, a resident of his mother, Mrs. Ids King Shapter pected to frequently call attention Freeman'* biography of George Elisabeth, waj offered Saturday of Stockton; a daughter, Mr«. to the stand of forme* Governor •.DIATH NOTtCES ed nearby. Thii will be done by making Utopia for democracy and perhaps too much In Memoriam Carda. K«tolutlom «f ever/ effort to see that •hoppers in Sum- Washington U project^ for five .morning In St. Catherine's Church, Dori* Brennaa of New Providence; Edge despite attempts of Republi- to expect of any community. But there are volume* Only the first two have Hillside. Twice mayor of Eliza- a eon, iFred A. Duaenberry of Sum* can* to ignore it- Edge a_o ha* a R««p«ct, Cards of ThanJu, «te., I9e mit have adequate and accessible parking. numerous persons in this city who year after been completed. They represent beth and former New Jersey aecre- mit. and two grandchildren. large following of strictly partisan p«r Unt, mlnunum charge IIM. ,% By teeing that shoppers coming to Sum- year ignore elections. Carelessness in observ- \ rnit find sufficient direction signs to lead them ing the dates, or indifference can be the only to the city and by attempting to persuade a 1 causes for failure to qualify to vote. Early New York department store to open a sub- rtgistration should be a must with everyone, urban branch here. irrespective of party affiliations. Do not lit Tht program is an ambitious one needing lethargy or carelessness deprive you of your file help of the individual members of the right to cast your ballot in the primary elec- Chamber as well as tht officers. As Past tions. President Arthur Becker said at Hie annual meeting last Thursday, stores in Summit must Current Comment At last prices have caught up with us embark on a program of "dressing up their Colorful Motto fronts and improving their merchandise." (Hartford Coursnt) I What Mr. Becker was saying is that the only Phonograph records get more complicated all the timt. We have them in three differ- to offer them the same service and selection ent speeds. Now we're to have them in seven of goods they can receive elsewhere. colors—seven, that is, for the new variety The only persons who should be scared by that whirls its way at forty-revolutions a mln to ask for a raise! the return of competition are those who are ute. If recent events are any precedent, the incapable of doing as good a job as their makers of different-speed records will adopt competitors. Summit doesn't scare easily and their own contrasting color schemes. it doee not intend to take a back seat to any Color is not new on records, of course, other town in its immediate shopping area. W« have always had red seal and black label The Chamber of Commerce has shown that records, and so on, But this sounds like the it is widowed with the spirit and imagination most ambitious attempt yet to match each Everybody fcnowi that when outgo exewda incomt of an organisation looking to the future and record's mood with a sympathetic color. It's To our home users of electricity the new rates mean is geared to answer the threat of bad busi all perfectly arbitrary, and we can foresee something haj to be done about it. We are in that posi- an increase of 25c per month—less than lc per day. sess with Increased business. a veritable color warfare breaking out among record makers any time now. tion now. - There will also be slight increases in rates for commer- RCA Victor, at any rate, has decreed the Give Promptly, Please following colors for its records: Classical, cial, industrial and municipal wholesale users and for The annual appeal for the Fed Cross, ruby rtd; semi-classical, midnight blue; pop- which opened officially a week ago Monday ular, jet black; children's, lemon-drop yellow; Since 1945 oar electric operating expenses and main- seasonal customers. at thi Rotary Club luncheon, is now in full western, grass green; international, (what- swing. The first report, made at the opening ever they may be) sky blue; and folk music, tenance exclusive of depreciation and taxes, have gone meeting, showed $4,835 as having been pledged cerise. That's all very well, if RCA Victor This is the first electric rate increase in the history in pr«-tampaign efforts. That was an encour- wants to play games. But it's open to criti- up 69% white revenues during the same period increased aging send-off. cism. That popular category, for example. l of the company. In fact, the company's record is one Now more than a week has passed ind Does it include bebop? Would anyone besides only 24%. I > -^_- •-.• • . .- the volunteer workers are busily calling on a record maker contend that bebop was of continuous reductions in electric rates. Electric neighbor*, business establishments and local really popular? And how about a separate ..A.. , industries in an effort to speedily raise the color for unpopular records? That would help Practically everything that goes into electric service rate reductions in 1946 and 1047 alone brought savings balance needed for the quota of $39,500, How warn the customer away. much of this sum has been raised is not vet Won't there be a protest from Kentucky has gone up in price. Coal is 47% higher than in 1945. to our customers of $1,725,000 annually. The new rates known. It is too early and workers' reports if its favorite hillbilly ballads are not record- at this stage of the drive are too meager. But ed on blue-grass records? Where is the line We use about half a million tons annually in our electric would restore $675,000 or 4% of the company's present it is known by every one connected with the to be drawn between western tunes and folk Red Cross that it is upon the personal re- music? Will RCA Victor blend grass green operations. Copper wire has almost doubled in price. total annual electric revenues. sponsi of each and every resident of Summit and cerise when in doubt? Isn't it a bit that tht futtire tervke of the Red Cross de- strange to have two shades of blue for semi- Poles are up more than one-third. Taxes applicable to pends. classical and international records, and none Customer demand on our electric facilities has been Those conducting the campaign hope for for the blues? Perhaps it will learn. A lot the company*s electric department, not including federal growing at an unprecedented rate. During the war we a swift and successful completion of the job. of customers may, too, when they get home Tfcost hopes largely depend upon the prompt- to their phonographs. They will if they visit income taxes, were approximately $2,000,000 in 1948— were limited, and plopciiy so, in improvements we could ness of the donors. It is safe to assume that a music store and buy. nay. "three or four of Summit will again more than give its quota; it your best sky-blue record*, and half a dozen 30% higher than three years ago. The company has met make to our plants and equipment. Since 1945 the com- has never failed to do so in past years. But cerist." in order not to have tht appeal prolonged it its employees' higher cost of living needs with average pany has spent $8,853,000 to expand electric service. it nectssary that pledget be made at once, and flaw—*««• #• Another $16,000,000 will be required during the next OR the first call Tru«. there are hundreds of (Washington Kv<>ning St*r) wage increases of 46% since V-J Day. worker* but their work at best is leli-sacrific- A Soviet lieutenant colonel named Vladi- three years making a total of $24,853,000 for new electric Ing and far from easy. It can be greatly sim« mir Kotko has taken a position with which plified if a re»port«» is made on the first call. most Americans wilt heartily agree. Venting equipment and improvements made and to be made in a hit feellngi in a letter to a Moscow news- We cannot go on absorbing higher costs and still There can be little doubt about tht out- paper, he has come out flatly against the come of this year's Rtd Cfoss roll call. The six year period. ' practice of tipping, which apparently has render the kind of electric service to which our customers only question is how quickly can tht goal be reached. b««n spreading among Rutitians. Hit opinion is that it is no "ridiculous" and "ditRtwting" are entitled. That, why this company has filed new^ that it ought to> be done away with without The new rates will enable the company to carry on Economy Will Do It further dtlay. Presumably, like million* of rates with the New Itraey Board of Public Utility Com- Its construction and equipment program and protect Things to think about when making out us aver h«re In thii country, he hm had missioners, four income tan report .* some «ad tnd maddening experience with service standards. 1. Half of the 3,000.WH) purchase orders is. the custom. For example, he suddenly may Wtt4 bjr the Federal Go-trnmtm annually have come to rtnlir* that his innumerable •vwragi less than 110. Tht cost of proc«ttifi§ gratuitle* to hat-check girls total several a government purchasing transaction is great* times tht original cont of hit hats mr he may have figttftd out that he would have • small ij in %mmm of tie. ... \ v i • . fortune today if he htd b«en abb to save & The printing and! delivery of the penny all the rubiei he ha« given away to pleaie postal card cotts two and a half cents... . bixb*r«, waiters, doormen, cab drivers *nd I. fettntjMftv* pet cwtt of all filts in tin •II the feel whs expect • fee for themselves Jersey Central Power 6t Light Co* a»uMie Health Service are fullf duplicated,.,, over and above the price of thefo ttrvtee; 4» Then art man ttoi 21,000 tmptoy

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That wis the desperate qry ©f a man calling for help when there was more of Texas City in : i:*-- »;;.' s the air than on the ground. That same cry rose above the Florida hurri- cane winds of last year, above the roar of the forest fires that charred dozens of communities in Maine the year before, above the thunder of raging, swollen rivers throughout the country The SUMMIT year after year. For 67 years you have answered that cry for help through your Red Cross. By appointment RED CROSS. DRIVE to the people the Red Cross has served as your

-v representative, translating into action your de- Now In Progress sire to help men, women and children made helpless by. disaster. Last year, through your Red Cross, in 303 disaster relief operations you brought emer- ...The^Goal Is gency care and rehabilitation aid to over 300,000 people at a total cost of $ 12,171,022. Once a year you renew your appointment of $39,500 your representative, the Red Cross, by giving the funds to carry out the never ending job of disaster operations. Now is the time you can help before it hap- PLEASE pens by giving through your Red Cross.

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ifi£ "*«" '-S- THE SUMMIT HEUALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 1, Worid Day of tomorrow, - Friday, Mareh 4; lie- from T:SO a. Mia* Chen comes from Foochow. Those representing Chin*, and tms a history teacher churchea joining in the jow orougli Prayer Service in her native land- She i« now a servance. ©» the World De of student of theology at the Grad- Prayer are: uate Seminary, Drew University. Set for Friday Mrs. Dayton B. Parcelk, Pre&(lvA The local World Day of Prayer terlu - Church; Mrs. j Vj L BOROUGH~"Woat prayer Ha* V Service has been planned by five W«hl, Methodiat Church s& Kilpatrick Is Candidate for Meant to Me" will b« the theme of churches of the borough and sur- Henry J. ScUkfjUng, St. Lukei Misa Twan Kwel Chen when she rounding area. The committee has Reformed Episcopal Church: i|t» speaks at the World Day ot Pray- made provision* for the care of R. J. Brittain, Diamond Hill Com Council Wright Not to Run er Service to be held at the New small children during the service. munity Church, and Mrs. Providence Preebyterian Church Also, the church will be open Fountain. Long Hill Chapel, BOROUGH — Petition* ar« in Association with the Sum- circulation thb week for Edward mit firm. One of the term* of thi* W. Kilpatrick, Jr. of Ridgeview merger was the establishment Tune In WAAT 9:4$ a. m. Monday Thru Saturday avenue a* a candidate for th« Re- here of the firat banking Institu- publican nomination at th« April tion which the Hill City will open 19 Primaries for Boroufh Council am a full time office is toori as the for a term of three years to auc- building at the "four corners" is c*ed Councilman John 8, Wright completed. who has declined to seek re-elec- Mr. Piwl was atao attorney for tion the Board of Health from 1938 un- BIG SCREEN Mr. Kiipdtrick is' supervising til January I. 1041, at which time auditor for the N«w Jejwey Depart- he resigned to nftsunu* his duties ment <»f Education. Born in as councilman. An coiincllm«n he Ledgewood m 1WM, he attended has rnUsed only one meeting of the Hark*tt»town public »chool* Borough Council. On bis recom- Television graduating from the high itchooJ mendation, council installed a po- thetp "the Ridgevicw avenue man lice radio system here. The Plziin, hold* -HH undergraduate degree who own their homc'at 933 Spring- in a little from Lafayette College after field avenue, have three children, which he wu awarded a gradu- Diane, Frank, Jr. and Peter, PRESBYTERIAN i MANSE DEDICATED — Rev.morning's services of worship. The' Bryana are be- ate degree from New York Uni- Establishes Building ('ode Rlchanl A. Bryan of the New Providence Presby- ing welcomed by Walter Hartig (reader's left), a space versity School of Business Educa- At the end of thia year, Mr. terian Church and Mrs. Bryan and their daughter, member of the building committee, and by G. Elmore tion He has befn associated with Wright will have- completed two Anne Webb Bryan (all center* are being welcomed Schultx (reader's right), chairman of the churoh's the State Department of Educa- terms on the council to which he to their new home in Paseaic street, that town,, at the board of trustees. (Photo by Jay) ' j plus Fill Radio tion since 1932 and ha* been a was originally named by Mayor dedication services 8f their hon* following Sunday resident of the borough since 1939. Elsworth R. Hansell'.to Jill an un- Treasurer of the local cancer fund qucst ,of the mayor he. prepared rator, with combination paper and Ladies Aid Society, No personal drive in 1947 and 1948, Mr. Kll- building code which council painted walla. contributions have been solicited. piitrick is present secretary of the adopted and also a building de- New Manse of At Sunday's dedication service, a The balance needed is f 10,000 New Jersey Association of School partment to carry out th« pro- key to the house waa symbolically which has been provided i>y a loan. Officials. He is also a member ot vision* of the code. Mr. Wright Presbyterians presented Rev. Richard A. Bryan, The cost of the manse was $26,000. the New Providence Pr«»byt«ri»ti tmdm that his- duties aa executive who responded by expressing his Church and the Men's Club of that •evident of tho New Jersey appreciation for the providing of church. Til- !' 1"«trick« own their Couttcll Home Builders Ajwbcla- Is Dedicated hia family and aelf with thus Mayor Hansel! 0it Mont Table-Top Chatham For the first time you can hive Compare this fine-qualiiy Teleset* own '' 1 have a three- tion coupled with his other re- BOROW3H — The congregation "beautiful home, built to serve for table-top television you can really with any other table model...com. ffar-t>id daughter. sponsibilities make it necessary and friends of the Presbyterian many generations the ministers of j Heads floro Group pare the «i«, clarity sod brilliant* i .*.*. ^-election for him to conclude his. associa- Church formally dedicated the this church. : m! DuMont-Firot with-the Finest Councilman Frank A. Piexf, tion with Borough Council at the church's new manse on Sunday At GOP Rally in TelevUion—proudly presents the of picture...then compare edit per end of this year. Miss Lorraine Lambert, eccom- '425 chairman of the law, police, public following the morning eerviwa of I BOROUGH — Mayor Elaworth Chatham—with a great big clcarvie^ square inch of picture. relations and real tttthlt ocrrunlt- • Committal Member* panied by Mr*. Edward Payne and worship. The manse is located on R. Hansel] headed a group of bor- plutinttallatum senen half again as large ai most di- Come in and tee for yourself how tee. la a candidate for the Re- Petitions are In circulation for Miss Mabel L. Howorth, sung church property along, Passaic ough officials who attended the reet-view table-top icreens. Also, full fine-and how inexpeniive-thii publican nomination to succeed the present personnel of the street north of the church. "Bless This House." More than primary election rally and recep- With 72 square n range itatie-free-FM radio reception. l>u!HontTele»eti«'. himself for a term of three years. County Republican Committee to G, Elmore Schultz, chairman of 100 people present joined in sing- tion held by the Union County Re- screen and lull range FM radio succeed themselves: Councilman Mr, PiMl, admitted to the New the building committee and presi- ing the hymn, "Blessed Be the T>e publican Committee for Governor Jersey Bar, October, 1929, htm been Robert Badgley and Edith Adam* dent of the board of trustees, that Binde." The minister led in Alfred E. Driacoll and leaser can- attorney for New Providence in District 1 and Chairman Howell stated that as long ago as 15 years prayer. Each peraon placed one didates for State and county offi- Township aince January 1, t946, He C. Bolce and Mrs, Jessie Stuehler plans were discussed for the erec- piece on the first fire in the new cee at the Elks Club, Elizabeth. We JDo Our Own Television Service* i also associate counsel for thein District 2. tion of a new dwelling place for fireplace. The contractors received Friday night. Mayor Hansell sat Hill City Saving* ft. Lorn Associa- Collector of Taxes Edward G. their mlnlsteh Fulfillment of these on the platform. tion of Summit. Mr. Piui was Miller Is a candidate to succeed from Mns. Dayton B. Pafcclte, and Installation plans began to mntcrlalizc with Other officials from here at the chairman of the committee which hlmaelf for collector of taxes for check for the final payment on the breaking ot ground for the rally included Chairman Howell C. brought about the merger of the a term of four y«aw» on the Re- the manse, with words of commen- manse September 10 laat. Construe- Boice of the Borough Republican New Providence Building and publican ticket. dation for the quality of their tlon was completed under the con- workmanship. Committee and Secretary to State tractors, Eric Lange and Walter Senator Kenneth C. Hand; Coun- Funds for the house were pro- EASTERN FUEL CO General appropriation/! total Gunton of Millington. The manse cilman Cart M. Stuehler and Frank vide^ in pert by the selling of the $271,840 as compared to S2Oi.4B9.ab building in white, frame colonial in A. Plzzi with their wives; Council MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE Hearing Continued for 1948 aa modified by a)l trans- old manse in Springfield avenue style with the other buildings on President Robert Badgley: Bor- and the raising of approximately fers, an increase of $10,358, Re- the church's property. It has seven ough Attorney Frederick A. Lo- N.J. 12 Beechuood Road $3,500 over the past two years by Summit 6-0006 On '49 Budget quired tax collections to support rooms, a breeieway and a garage. rentu. Chief of Police Harry High appropriations are $1T4,44Q as The room* have been finished by means of two "Country Day Salc«" and G. Rmasell VandeirhQOf, (Open Until 9 PJH.) Summit 6-0004 again*t $131,81Q last year, though' Frank SiSm, Union Village deco« -sponsored by the Book Cftib arid" Police Chief High received a Until March 14 $185,018.95 waa roaliied In cash. a "Fairleas Fair" sponsored by the folding iron as a door prize. BOROUGH—Awaiting word from The breakdown in the total Walter R. Darby, commissioner"of amount to be ralied by tsxatlonln- Local Government, Borough Coun- eludea $70,040 for municipal pur- cil held over Its public hearing on poses aa compared to $63,476 in the 1949 budget from Monday 1948; local district school taxes Tune In WAAT 9:4S A. M. Monday Thru Saturday night until March II, $116,219 as against $79,026 last President Paul Kuhn of the year, and county taxes of $24,800 NEW DUMONT REVISED PRICES-AS MUCH AS $100 LOWER ON SOME MODELS Civic Group was the only resident compared to $23,306. The reserve to apeak at the hearing Monday1 for uncollected taxes U $48,610 night. He said that "while some compared to $J4,200 for 1941,* PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR MARCH DELIVERY on the outside were not In sym- pathy with the budget, it wu no- Consultant Speaks on ticeable none were here tonight to oppose It," Explaining that he Govtmmtnt Improvtmtflt 116 square inches of wonderful television! understood the main Increases BOROUGH-John E. Bebout of were In the school budget, the Little Falls, corttultartt to the civic leader declared his group Faulkner Commission on Munici- were willing to go along with pal .Government, discussed the council should that body show Faulkner report and "An Oppor- need for larger expenditure* thia tunity for Local Government Im- year to effect long time savings. provement" at a meeting of the Oonett Anawvr* Question* Civic Group last night at Borough In answer to a request from Mr. Halt. Kuhn that council explain some of the appropriations Items and the 1UCTI0N NOTICI hopes held for civic improvements, BOROUGH OF NEW NIOVIDINC* committee, chairmen at th* request semen is HKRii*Y~oiv»t timt the of Mayor E. R. Hansel), explained )wt (1»y for rfRUmiHfc to f»t» In th* requests that had been made, but Primary Elmion to h* *«>itl \\>r\\ 10th, later deleted. 1M», will be Murcri lOtli Had that all voiert who d«*li« tmtttfir mutt maXe appltcatlon tat ""Wtuftr- by Councilman Carl M. Btuehler, Murfh toth. tntrratttr th» books »r» chairman of the r«*ds committee, clcMcd for regtittrlnic Mttd traimferrlng 116 said plans to resurface six roads for the Primary Eleetton, Th« pl»c« for registering slid eompletlnt train- had been cut to one road, a silting- f*r.far the Borough ot. New Prnvldetic* of $1,200, Plana to buy a new road li th« BoroiiRh Clrrit'a off tea m% Bor- ough Hull, Persona may rctut«r and SERIES roller at $5,900 hsve been aban- tr«n»f*r Monday through rrw»» bt« doned, he explained, in favor of twwn th« tioura of J:M A M. and TMf AUMONT renting one at $950 this year, sub- 13 00 Noon and 1:00 »nd »:0fl P, M. »nd on th* «tettfnga of March 7th. »th, Ittt THt 0UMONT ject to council approval, with the anil 10th from 5 00 P. M. to »:0O P. M. S-S0WW& Naturalised cltlwrn muit bring th«lr rental being applied to th« pur- mllttl ttlltP chase of a new one. NOTICIC18 RCBEBV OIVEH that th» 116 iqvtrt inch rttaviMn, plus FM r«H«, its«l- 111 »qus«-inch tdivision, piut FM radio in i dif Dlatrtrt Bojrd of Klwtlon will nit at $ii AM radio, tteord playsr and »ters|» tptu. Wtym* iNdaffl eofitoleorf bleached hardwood. Aa chrtirnxin of the fire com- trie herftnafter (lM!nnit#rt plaets in fot rKord albumj. A compHIt horn* tartt mittee, Councilman Stuehler told the Borough of Ittw Prorldenct b«- mini i' twttn trie houn of 7 :W A. M »nd »:00 immediate Delivery and Installation that plans had betn "knocked out" r. M. on Tuetdtjr, April Ittti, IMS. for for the purchase of 200 feet of note the purpott of conauotlns a Primary H«re ii the kind of television you'v* been waiting Eltctlon for th* nnrriluaHcin of eaa- for $300, a new gas mask for $380 dldatM for th* follawirtf offtew: tot—dirtet^ino television on « l$*iach tob«; a pk»> and $2,100 for a flreafrnt had W«n A ao^wnot, $ut» of Htw )"•«, dropped to $1,600 Tour M»mt>«™ of tho GNmarfti A*- stmbly, tan so big tbe whole family can tit baek mi enjoy Council Pr hU estimate waa $«0© to $700 to A Collector of T<> elected an* niat* and nn» t*- lng experienced along KHIII> of the mal« member of th# Cmintir Commit' lS*inch DM Mont liefere. sewer llnw He said the recreation t#* for both tlm !Upiihl!r«i\ »nrt D»m- ocrmlc partlm In each votttif 41a- appropriations had alto bten cur- Come in and let ut dbw yen how much better tele- / tailed. boirda will »!«« ill at tit* tuma p »)etw«n th« hour* of I'M A, M, vision ia on • 116 »qrtiar«>ineh Du Moat. Councilman Frank A Pisui, mid (on p, M. nn TUMIUV, Nnyi»mber chairman of the police eotnmitfM, Sth. JM», for Hie p«rpo«e of ronrtuct- tltpt « flfm>r*l Klffrtton fWf: iald plan* "w#r<* pasaH over"' to A CktfWTmr, add a n«»w policeman In favor of Pnut Mrnil>#ta nf th» Oi>>i»r»l Aa- spending $2,000 for n*w traffic of Boifrt of CUwtn lights at th« "fmir rorn»r»" t Mayor Mansrll MM that the th* nl If*! budget a* flr*t drawn would hav* A Cnll«ct«r ef^a^m mai!|. f«r th» 'tmtiUnc o« th* ffttmtt *md . H» d#clarer|, "I don't b«- rt*n*r*t Klwtlon tottlhtr with • hritt m wWf*wp WITH TMI riNK«T IN dfwrtptlon of th# J • we could rut any more of h an dlittlft tlm th# lt#me and not rut **«*nUiil nmt rjiiTRKrri pwii •ervlcNi." Th« mayor points u l B Aa4lt»rlum. th* "favorahl* rsto" th, aobiwl AU H»«! pertlon »< U M»I #f th# |)n« fornt*4 t» authoritiM had galnM In fioiitlni M f I' H|r»#t. t ri» " Wa Do Our Own Television Service and Imfallarrton W*I,rintf!#t# .A Summit to a**k mor« bonds for MWH AH th«t mnim a* \b* 12 itewhtt-ood HWMI torn «*U*iatofi lat*r thia year M f tk* tin* f (Oput Usttt 9 P. M.) EASTERN FUEL CO TH* «««r UUL r«t« of Hit is upon valuations of $1,810,. MIMMIT, It. Uat jftara ttt in* was |4H, J; THS SUMMfT HERALD. THUHSDAY, MAKCH

LK3A1, ADVEKTtSEMENI I Smith Seeks Post Rve Rned in Community Church thi mwiif'g of th* l¥*Jt and KUetlaa *n«ris*hip, Stirn- 4*«h«r wilh a brief d**ci-ipUi-n v! • On Township Body; Berkeley Heights Guild Group ttfrurtd&rr lints or «*clb «i*ctiou d « ' i nict. - New P uv,d»ne«; tlt«r.«« ion* UM DISTRICT—FoiiSnir P,i.<. Town-' '"• 1 .Uf of j. Robbins Declines For Speeding Lists Activities of tft C«rm«l Hill, IM« nfi» 4 " .1 I 4 Horcugh MuUi«r-'y to th» t • * ig th» if 'la* b«- . • ' 'i (. ».» of b*|latuu( * » I t "I" U I j A V.b -'l|f i TOWNSHIP — Five motorists TOWN'SHIP-Diamond Hill Corn- at a potnt In tha -ciiet - 1 • •« -h» » : 0 ( w*re fined for speeding by Magis- muni!)* Church executive committee) .i?* ~ t •*! l.»tlUw«.il..i 1 School J*: 1 ', *8.1 1 Sew Budget Adopted Col. Nultort Sounds trate Joseph Mulholland in Muni- mm the ivi'ning of February 23 «t I'-. « -en- I* '- . the cipal Court Saturday afternoon. the home of Mrs A R. Fredfrick- t«r**«t*4 by th* iln» b«>:»«. TI »•«•»• i 1 « i! n Paying $5 and court costs of fl •OR. t T i U*' 'Old f r» -tt 1 Pv.l «r.d up Police Officer th* B trough Of New H „ Ih. <• It • Keynote at Legion each were George Gamer of) ^ ! 1* Tbe hasUM fOm(nitUe thane* to a "••t«rly i r-i '• I t y tht a »l I 1 Ik* c«!(»r lint of i Springfield; Frank Bacht, Lyons Uiat 5,^ v j Kith Wt,,er H , to • New point In th« ctnUr .IIB of 1'ia nf t i| .t nd Ih* B<> £ Mi 1 ) G s Made Sergeant Post Installation h.d made * ,ur- Av«nuu* 4 th* y K i t he i - — Following a pub- of Madison and Walter StationSi ; tMite* along th« c*nt« 1 !ln« » d S .'•«' at p li TOWNSHIP - Col. Henry Nul- of- the kitchen !n# of February 24 on the IMS of PUinne!4 Av^nut »ovith*riy tu • to if N Kir M^h ton, Union County clerk, and na- point In th* c#nter Ho* of ilounmn of budget, which, failed to Newark was assessed $11 on a M>unt#r». cabinet* and utilities in Av«nu»: tbenc* alonK the i-.rittr lln« ' 1 r 4 - of :»tn Av«nu* we»u-r:y to * ' fin.* Ihe enli-r inn o( the tional vice-president of the Re- lar charge. ;th# church. It was MW any questions from the audi- rtfiorliiii txitnt In th* dividing ltn« of th« tow:.- )(jthirl> to A ttC( -hi Township Committee last serve Officers Association in charge Fined $12 each for trespassing :tbat H R Cm|, ha? Mouh. !•!• •>. r 9 donate a »,t T,,,^.K^ sBmfrMt County; Hi*-,r. ai:iii| tht c«n- , ,jeht adopted ita tax *nd appro of Army affairs and a past presi- and removing property from t*»Lf p|a$tie ->,., dividing .In* b*l»>v*i ••« >l tiltm R\ -Si/ Old Gospel Hall in Plainfleld ave- * in • nortlmrly direct, m '.< i-t>rl\ in « point MI tii* dividing 3S-39 Miatlons budget totaling $809,364. dent of the N.JROA, was the Mrs rddn [„'•• increase of $53,267 over iast nue were Donald JVVakeficld of!1(. °° Faulkner, eomir.tm guest speaker at the initiation of Plainfleld and John Poplar of ity *<"'«> chairman, ^,r A modest tav rate rise of that adult choir robes wtn re«dy members and installation of the North Plainfleld. fa points from $4.74 to $4.80 U and that the children's robes would recently created Berkele^Heights Abraham Wise of Philadelphia and John DiGuglieo of Newark be ready next Sunday. Jfrs. Kover fl,e I,;*- hike u» attributed to al- Poet 356 of the American Legjon 1 were fined $11 each for passing a Bl&ir volunteered to shop for Iwya m»t $1,000,000 added to retablea at St. Mary's Hall, Stony Hill. Be- include th« construction of school but. Gordon Donald of fore an audience of an estimated ftumson was fined $12 for parking Jfra. Blair also reported tht ( new building af Bell Telephone j hat been invited to join four laboratories in Murray Hill. An- 400 Legionnaires and their ladies. on private property. 'other church g»ups In this area other contrlbutinngr factor. In the Ool. Nulton dramatically told of Everett F- Smith Mrs obvrvsnee of WorW Day of estimated low point rise ia the in- the work of the Legion and the TOWNSHIP - At present writ- (Prayer Friday at N'ew Providencf HERE crease in surplus appropriation* Little Theatre place it will take in this commu- Borough Prwbyterlan Church , .fifl.OOO in 1948 to $33,000 this ing there *re two cs.ndids.tes for rm nity. Plans are for out memfcpr of #teli ve«r. 'County taxea are $240,416. the rUpubli^j nomlTJations for group to b« reprenented on the pl*t- compered to $146,960 last year.. Commander Ed Mansfield and the two posta on th* Townahip Problems ToM form, one to set on the reoeptian Vice-Commander Larry May The amount to be ralsed-1>y local Committee at the April IB pri- committee and thre* to join in th« taxe.? i.b $340,416, e boost of $93,456 (Summit) and Ed Hill of the Union choir. This service is an Intertia mary. ovtr'1948's' $146,960. -'Th« School County Legion and their.staff of To Drama Group tlonal day ©f worthIp by.Protett- figure -if hiked to $111,200 from officer* installed the officers and Following announcement la*t TOWNSHIP — Stanley and tant women. Mrs. R. J, Brittain $*>S,9S3 and Regiqjslil High from conducted the initiation, Arthur Charlotte Klein of the New Jersey offered to act ai organisation chain. SAVE week by Gbairman George W. 7 J. Krieger wa» -Installed as com- Th«eter League addressed Stony 116-55 to ?22,OO0. Robbins, Jr. of the Township Com- man. ; - , mander; William P. Brander, sen- Hill playen* at the Diambptt HIU Patrolman Vitc La Satfso was The landscaping uommlttee r»; SEEING IS BELIEVING ior vicccommander; Robert D. Ftus- mittee, that he would not be a can- Community. Church the evening of advanced to police sergeant follow- ported plan* art being mad* for so, junior vice-commander; Wil- didate to succeed himself, Everett February 23. - : • • ing a recommendation of Police planting on the thureh grounds at liam Masteraon, post adjutant; Chief D V. Russo," Jr. Sgt. La Ses- F. Smith of Twin Falls road, Mrs. Klein explained means ot soon as proper drainage iytfam Iia Daniel Vicendwe, *o*t hwtorian; ». n Navy veteran, htm been a Berkeley Heights, (sonflnned the arousing interest In the commu- been Mtablbhpd.'' Victor Rosato, chaplain, and Nich- member of the department 2% report he was & candidate on the nity, for little theater activities'and olM Sermtella, sergeartt-«t-«rms. Tht board discussed the posit ywr* He resides with his wife suggested orgaaltatloB of junior of assisting the Teuth Frt- GOP ticket for the nomination to dramatic groups for teen-«gers. ind three children in Springfield Among Township officials re- succeed Mi*. Rabbin*. Grnup jn the purehaae of cvcnue. Berkeley Heights, (j, " sponding to introductions were Mr. Klein spoke on problem* faced an automatic record player and Township Oommltteeman P. L. in production and h.ow they may Temporary Treasurer Named Chairman Georgei W. Robbins, Jr., tab!* tennis table. of the Township Committal; Town- Procter, whose- term *Uso expire* be overcome. Annual meeting committee was TURKEYS Township Committeeman p. L. thia year, it a candidate to succeed The group considered the organ- Proctor was named temporary ship Committeemen paries M. named to include Mrs. H. Anarol- Monica and Anton S. Swenson. himself. isation of a junior dramatic group bet:k, Mrs. C. Faulkner and Mrs. trea-wrcr pending the naming Of a Prominent also among those at- which may be named "The Pebble Britain. successor to Fred C. Ricemen, re- Ternu of both committee posta 1 Avg. Weight tending were Chief of Police D. V. are for three years each. Players ." Any adult leader* of cently deceased. teen-ager* group*, interested In RUMO, Jr., Townahlp Clerk Wil- Mr. Robbins, who earlier this Services HeW for Reg. 89c A kennel license was granted liam C. RUMO and Everett F. such activity, are requested to con- 7 to 10 lbs. 1 year retired from Prudential Life Pefer Poul SIcoU Mcrrylield Kennels in Emerson Smith, former president of the tact Dorothy Metzler, Diamond Insurance Co. after 41% years of lane. Townahlp Civic Association. Hill road, Berkeley Heights. TOWNSHIP ~ ServKws wm service, is now in hte 20th year «« Arrangements for the meeting held for Peter Paul Sleoti »t the ONE Value Drama Group Starts Commander Edwin A. Baldwin a member of the Township Com- were under the direction of Cinny home of his father-in-law, A. It, of Beacon Hill Post 190, WVJ, of mittee which he h&s «rved six Horenberger. At the conclusion of Del Duca of gprlngfi»ld avenut, Membership Drlvt Summit, headed a delegation from years as chairman. the meeting, refreshments were B^rkriey Heights. A Mltsnn High LOW that post. Commander Louto Ciullo TOWNSHIP-Stony Hill Playtrs, Mr. Smith, a home owner here, served. Dorothy Powers, Marion Requiem Masa followed at ft headed a delegation from the Buy Now I * township dramatic group, have is a graduate of the University of Roger* and Jean Townsend com- Mnr>"s Church. Burial was in the American Legion. Summit Post 138 PRICE started a membership drive which Illinois, h veteran of World War prised the refreshment committee. church cemetery. He iMtvet hi* which was also represented by ita uiii continue into spring, It wu I, he is a member of the American Among the guests were Clair wife, Josephine Slcoll and two Ladles' Auxiliary. announced Friday by Mrs. Robert Legion. Weatem Electric Post Rusax), Frances Truppi, Alice and sons, Vincent and Terry. Metzlcr. publicity chairman. Pcr- Having been associated with Belt Grover Frcidrmn. .wn.s interested ih dramatics are Township Officials Telephone Laboratories for 25 Cub Pock Hold. invited to join. Attend GOP Rally years, Mr. Smith is a member of Dr. Lynn H. Hough to Fathtr-Son Dinntr The pkiyrrs will hold « <*anoo the,Telephone Moneera. He is.im- TOWNSHIP - Cub Pack « of Stay Tin Stony HiH Heli7Regional TOWNSHIP -----Towrahipr Com- Speak on "Vigil of M01V mediate past president of the Blue Mt Farms and Berkeley Hish School-PTA has thanked the mittee Charlesmen Charles M. TOWNSHIP-Dr. Lynn Harold Township Civic Association and is Heights held ita annual father and p!.iy«>rn for SCO donated from the Monica and Anton C. Cwenson with captain of the Blue Mt. Farms en- Hough, former president of the RIB ROAST Mra. Swenson and Police Chief D. son bonquet Saturday night at Production. "Ixidics in Retirement." try in the Township Major Bowl- Northwestern University and dean V. Russo, Jr., attended the really Keller's Orove. The committee In- Norn Tin' money will so to the student ing League, of Draw Seminary will speak on luy Mow •if) fund. . • . and reception held by tho Union "The Vigil of Man" at the Diamond cluded 8. B. Eaton, B. T. Bheldon and William Cummingl. County Republican Committee at At this writing Charles La Susso Hill Community Church services of and Sov«. Higrm Lake Kudoli Jn Kenya, Africa, he Elks Club. Elizabeth, Friday and MiM Mildred Venesia have worship Sunday at 11 a. m. He is %u onif .nice its present size and night for Governor Alfredf E. Dri»- At Teoclwn School filed for election as member of widely known as an author and lec- Rrst Six •• nay have been the original source coll and numerou* other State and the County Republican committee turer. Small children tuny be left Miss Maurine O'Keefp, daughter 'cfiljc N'ilc. county candidates for oftice. In District 1. in the nurstry during thp service. of Mr. and Mr». Maurice O'Keefr Shop of 154 Mountain ivinut, has JolnMJ Ribs the freshman class of the Will* S*jburb«n School far Teachers, Wew York and Gradt City. An honor graduate of Sum- 11 mit High School, Mil* O*)C*ef* "A Too tnuiferred to Mills thii tnanth •nd Saw, rom Seton Hal! College. LEftAL ADVERTIMOMEKTS TO EAT IUCTION HOTId »r Htw numntirct is KSRciifaiimi that tae tut ««r lor rtgiitmion to rot* in the Prttatry Elaetlon to b» held April 1MB, 1M», wllj b« March 10th, and that til tot«n wtio""i«dre tr»ruf»r must maia ippllsattoti for trantftr *>r Karen 1MB, thtr#»fi*r th» boolu §r# «toi»d tot rts- l«t»rliij and transferring for thw Pft- marf flwuon Tft» pl»c« tor r#ftat«r-> ins? ind cotnpictlng tr»nef»r for the To*iwhlp of N«w frortdtnci I* tto ToirnthlB Clerk's oflic* si tht Town* *hlp M»u, P»moru( m»jr frgiittr and 'iiny buaiam* fliy i«tr«Hi the qf »:00 to 12:90 »nd 1 Oft to *:0O tRd on 8«tur««r» hHw«ln th« nf ft imt«d plsc«i In th« to*»«hlp of Nf» Profldfn«« &l- 1,11, t»*fn tti« tmira of 7 m> • m »nd 1:09 p. n»;"On Tu«*d»r. April 19th» tl*9, lor ROASTING CHICKENS th« putpm»

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JAMES GORMAN. Inc. W#> win tmtinm to e»rry » cwi^Wte HIM m mt K.resge • Newark Summit Urattch IH tnti U. Swnmlt, N. i. •eeond boor m««i»iito«, «*» ©ttf wpilii1 fwwftaaent ot ftfnetM imjor mnaittMm mm Summit *-33« h6««ie«wynii mi ehJwi la mr Wpmtote* it THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 3. \U9 out the world caa be raoat^ effective the cahlrmea of the vail* ls«s and fjsmm. Jmmtfat* dress aa a force for peace and world Merchants Give ou* ae/vieex. " * altoape, 8. H. Krea* * OB, Lillian Mrs. Chester Safer, understanding. O Grwty, Lyric tfcmxer. Wm NcIHe •The aim of the delegates," Mrs. Simplicity is the keynote of the Mr*. Joel Window Space window di*p)aya tail year with shop. Public Service Electric and Walsh said, *ii to chart a broader mbe ' Delegate, to YWCA course for the YW and to help de- To Red Cross the eoaphttiia being placed upon the Ca* Co.. R E. RobUMMo, Roger's •ymbol of the Red.Cross and the Pharmacy, B. I* Schloaser. Shoe das. at Trinity velop person* capable of those Local merchants are aiding the creative relationship! essential in extent of the services rendered by utlet, Strand the*t*r. Hartford, Conn., took hfs National Parley building a world in which goodwill, Red Crow Drive by donating the the Summit Chapter, Hardwire aad Paiat matriculatioB « an cergmoay held last w k. h Mb. Chetter W. Sater of OakJustice and freedom are the con-use of their window* during the Merchant* who generously con- ee Rid£«t avenue, ha* been appointed trolling forces. Their new concern opening; week of . th» campaign. tributed their window ipace are I the Summit YWCA'a official repre- is with people aa world citizens, Mrs. John 8. Tenaaaet, 2nd, tndBaker** J. A. Bedroelan & Co., Your Prescription Compounded sentative to attend the YWCA's giving loyalty to the whole of man- Mr*. Paul R. Tilaon, co-chairmen Butch * Sons, OarroH'a depart- i 18th nation*! convention which will kind." ' . . :\0 of the visual aid committee for the meat store, ClaudJne G. Nicholson, With Core and Accuracy be held In San Francisco from Other subjects to come iip fordrive, were a»*Uted In the arrange- B. HLFromJdn, Inc., Hill City Sav- March 1 through March 14,. it was indorsement are: Federal aid to I announced yesterday by Mrs- ducation, continued support of the • Surgical Belts & Truss** Thomas G. VVal*h, president of the • Diabetic Foods United Nations, ratification of the local organization. International Trade Organization, • Heat Lamps The theme of the convention will admission of Hawaii to statehood • Surgical Supplies bei "Unafraid" and the delegates legislation for slum clearance and PERSONAL LOANS LEES Store Hours: Weekdays 8 A. M; to 9:30 P.M. will be asked to endorse a Civi low-cost public and private hous- OT IOW DORK IIJIVJl ing, legislation to strengthen social Sundays 9 A. if. to 1 IK.»/. Rights program which includes CARPETS elimination of the poll tax andsecurity-to Insure full employment ON 4 13-MONTH PAtWNT PLAN segregation and discrimination and economic stability. ON PARADE based on »ex, color, religion or na Other measures are Improved Amoaat Total YOB Toi {Utajr FRUCHTMAH'S tional ancestry. at Wot* Celt Betelr* Mostilj SMarcb tst tbrotufh iOih health services, enforcement and IM. iat.it Mrs. Walsh said yesterday tha strengthening of the Fair Labor tit. t*M tw.it more than 2,000 civiu, educatlona Standards Act and extension of W*. lt.M MM* I7.M t L RTTERER PRESCRIPTION CENTER and .religious leaders will partici MS. prohibition of child labor. MM* Umokmm - 50 Maple St. Summit 6-4329 pate in planning ways in which the Other AiaoiBtt rjr» t» »i,ew At Han* Batat I* BwckiMt Raad Summit, N. i. 3,000,000 YVVCA members through 4-2241 Direcing Saroyan Play Any. applicant of good character with steady In- Helen Martin, daughter of .Mr. come may borrow oa own tignature. If Incon- and Mrs. George B. Martin of 152 venient to come la for Interview • • • Maple street, is director of the William Saroyan play, "The Hun- Fhone Mr, Bohne, Summit 6-4009 gcrers," to be presented at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Miss Martin Is a senior in the college of IRST NATIONAL BANK arts and sciences and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. " She in a graduate of Riverside High School, Brookfleld, 111. NOW GOING ON! These are Typical Savings... Values on Every Counter!

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it -- • 4*328 ttW DAILY UMm ljJ! UHTE NIW1 MUD AY NITE "THE SUMMIT HttAlD, THURSDAY. MAKCH 3. mi T at Columbia University and Uu«ht It the topic, "Nevr AppPoaeh^s tof Federalist •t IM»r Academy la Kauachu- Pingry School Princeton and hold* an MA. de- her of the Philharmonic Society The nam« "Idaho" i» Ukea from •tti. Hht aemd la UM army, Give Children's Home Character Development" A did- gree in hlitory from the Uaiver- board of directors and » paat board a Sboaboaet Indian «xprea«ioQ principally ia tralnlnf command* Headmaster cuuion wUl:be field afterward*. •ity of Buffalo. meiaiser of the YMCA and Family mtanlBj, "Loo\, U» gun ls earning to Hear Talk by and wit htbt Kngiaem Amphibian four Awl, Kiwants Ada Mr. Springer, mm of the state's A recent article by Mr. Springer «ad Children'* Society. He recent- down the mountain!" Command. He left active duty with To Speak Here noted characters, has been head- ly organised the Elizabeth Chapter the rank of caption and now it a To encourage training in the In the December, 1944, i«*u# of tn« of Unitwl World Fvderaiicta an4 ii EL Laurence Springer, headmas- master of the Elkabeth school Atlantic Monthly on probWwjt of State Director major In the engineer reserve. practical «rta at the Summit Home •inc« i»3«. He taugat history at • pa*t president o? the Country KO-WAY OVKSHtAO ffV» of ter of Pingry School, Elixabeth, ethics and standards for behavior Day School Ht-adinsuCera' AAMKia- John H. He became active in UWF after for Children, the Kiwani* Club i» the Nichols School, Buffalo, and tly' named executive director of hearing Cord Meyer, the presi- collecting various carpentry tools will be the principal jjwekpr at of young people today created tion of tile Ufuu-d State* cen then ftceepted the headmasteMhip wide interest and comment, not GARAGRAGE DOOROORS st*t# branch o* the dent, weak at Morristown in 1817. for use by the boys at the home. A an open meeting of the College Tite public ii cordA'Jy uivited Bdfa bbu i EhtrEhKtrii e OyttstwOtttt I the >•'*">•** Jewey st*t# * th of the Troy (N.Y.) Country Day only among educational critics but In his talk here he willre port on plea in this direction w«ui made by Club to be held at Kent FlMe to attend tiw Uniteidd Work} Federalist* wiU ad School for Boys where he served also among parents. J. W. the progress of the movement. George Boorujy, chairman of the School, Friday, March 11, at 8:15 dress the Summit chapter of UWF foe six years before coming to The speaker Ls active in Elisa- Oar present aystex of arsthjne- 1 to be held a There will be a social hour with club's committee Cor the home, at ROW! MANLrAt'TLKlNO CO. &t an opeope* i g p.m. Mr. Springer will «peaJ< on Pingry. He is a graduate of i refreshments following the talk. the Kiwania luncheon at the beth civic affairs, b*tr»g a men* tica! nouit:6ii came from Afabia. $ YMCA, Friday. March II. e W. B. Campbell of Oak Ridge ave- Beechwood •• Hotel Tuesday. He Hr. Ware, formerly with the pub- nue, temporary chairman of the asked that the tools be brought to li«hing- firm ot John Wiley i Summit chapter, will preside. the hotel not later than nest Tues- &onSi resigned hlM position M ad day and that it would be de- wrtiing promltion director to de- Lakemonr School Names termined whether the contributions vott. hi* time to the World Fed could be used, eralists' because h» feeU tha Headmaster, President President Bryant Griffin Intro- SUMMIT FOOD MARKET ,'irking f« rthat organisation can The trustees of Lakemont Acad- duced his father, Bryant Griffin, bt-st: aid I n bringing about a peace- emy, Lakemont, N. ?., thU week C. SAM GARGIULO. PROP. ful world based upon enforceabl who is chairman of the program announced the appointment of committee of the West Orange PRIME MEATS - FANCY FRUITS * VEGETABLES international law. director and John C. Clark ajj He is a graduate of "Xalg, class Kiwftnia Club. The elder Mr. Grif- a htadmaster." The announcement fin spoke briefly on the desirable 423 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, N. J. of mi. and nwrnber of Phi Beta was made by K. James Ralph of Kappa. Before the war he studied and undesirable characteristics of 46 Hawthorne place, Summit, a program. chaidman of the board. Kiwania Board of Directors will Mr. Clark has been a member meet tonight at the home of Presi- of the achool factutly for the last dent Griffln in Ridge road. ten years and recently has been serving -as assistant headmaster. He is a graduate of Brown. Mr. Peach Culture Colvin, a graduate of the Canadian Academy of Music, comes from* Described at the Hackley School, Tarrytown, Old Guard Sessio YOU EAT BETTER N. y. i PeacK 'cultural was described Dr. Kincald Given Tuesday by Fred K. Coddington of Brotherhood Award Basking Ridge at e meeting of the Dr. Amos W. Kincaid, former Old Guard. Mr.. Coddington told of the meth- -SAVE MORE superintendent of schools here and now superintendent ot Hemp- od* used by the late Professor stead, L. I, was honored by being Maurice A. Blake, known In thin chosen the recipient of the firs territory as the "wizard. o peach annual Hempstead Brotherhood culture. award. The presentation was made Mr. Coddington said that Mr. at a combined meeting .of Rotaxy, Blake was a recogriized 'hortlcul- KiwanLs and Lions clubs in tha Wralkst arid that in 1931 Rutg<;r.s village. University awardsd him the degree *•>.. of Master of Science. The award, an illuminated scroll, was made "in recognition of out The speaker was Introduced by %Youn ii the Hght standing services rendered during Dr. E. L. Earp, March chairman. 1SM8 toward the improvement of Dr. Earp will speak on "Friend- 1o pick and choos*. brotherhood, good will, understand ship As the Key to World Peace" ing and cooperation among the at next Tuesday's meeting. •^r members of the various faiths and LAND-O-LAKES races in the village of Hempstead." New Babs Shop DEMOCRACY Opening Set PRINT NovHier« tlst It Hit bounty of Am«Hea'i frwdom Outstanding and fr*« enttrpriM belttr di$ploy*d HMM ID A* food t Opportunity For Saturday market. Hero, you find an obundonc* of foods in We pave an opening guarantee- The Babs Shop, with branches >wletY-ANa THf CHOICE IS YOURS! Tot ing A steady income for the right in Montclalr and Spring Lake, will •xchange of goodi are free to pick tlw foods you Ilko in a mariiot of person. The average- annual open lt« new store in Summit on BUTTER earnings of our career specialists Springfield avenue at a location you cannot havt yow own rrnd*rs o|,her volunteer aerv* , ranged for the boys and girls at SO at 5 p, nu In a .benefit concert ice* of leadership at Lincoln j lowed by.ice cream and cake m, lor the summer camp fund of the tile Summit Home for Children nisoed by toe Scouts. YMCA and lends financial support I during the recent school vacation. Women's Service League of Sum-'to the Summit United Campaign. mit it was announced thi* w«e* Members of the league are Mr*. A. H. Roemer of Xent Place Mr. aadMra.H.l!.Kern of Ur,- by Mri Solomon Marrow, Jr., Solomon Marrow, Jr., president; boulevard presented eaoh child •veaue, New Providence, arrived president of the leaju*. sponsor ©f ! MM, Fredtrick Moor*, viee-preai- with a new book. An expert on home Tuesday after a four week* the eonciTt. dtrst; MM. Clifton Hnsjst-il, children's books, Mr, Roemer tour of Florida. W. J. Goodwin, director of th« tary;.Mr&. Frank Dickons, treas- based his selections on the age of ($5 voice eooir, h«i won acclaim of urer; Mr*. Benjamin HaJnei, MM, each Individual child and inscribed music critics for tb» training and Oscar Dennis, Mr* Stephen Wil- each with the recipient's name. directing he has given the choir, mort, Mra. Percy Poat. Mm. Wil- On Washington's birthday Mna. "Beautiful composed of university student*. liam L. I.umpUin «nd Mra. William Robert Mautner of Kent Place The conntiu of Blackburn place, Mrs. Hugo mit Story League which will b« Music Student, Avery B. Foster, ing at O»mp Waweyanda at An> MIM Ruth W. Hanter Mlat Dolores Giordano Rlemer of Whittredge road, and traits in black, and held today at 1 :*5 p. m. at th« pub- dover, Camp Rabbit Ho!i«n in New At an informal birthday party Mra. Karl O. Klaren of Hillcreet lic library. Mr, and Mrs. Otto C Haneer of To Wed Musician Singer, Engaged white, sepia or oils. Curnji Mooiia. New last Thursday evening " Mrs. An- avenue, entertain the nine first Proceeding the di.1cus.1lon of 1034 Springfield avenue have an- ". The engagement or Miss Janice nouncid the engagement of their tonio Giordano of 381 Broad atreet graders at their homes for the puppetry, whlrh "will Include pic- Lorraine Olson, daughter of Mrs.To Robert Rutter "JULES A.W0LIN daughter, Ruth W., to Fn-ry of Silent Night, Egbert C OLsita of Sbadyaide ave- Announcement ii made by Mr. Summit's Leading Photographer W, Schraltr, son of Mr*. F W. daughter, Dolorea, to Mark Fucci, the same three children visit the i the League will hold »' b'usincM nue and the Sate Ifr. Olson, to Don and Mrs. Harold M. Foater of « Union Plaee 81'. 6-00x7 Schmltz of Bayside, L. I-, and the Jr., aon of Mr. and Mra. Mark same home each week ao they feel LOOK/. ; nwtln/f a.nd critical atudy period. David MeKe*¥«r, •oa o.' JCr. and Whittredge road of the engage- Open Sally—Btenlais and Sunday late Mr. Schmiti, Fuccl of Chestnut atreet, Stirling:. more at e«Me and can thus more By Appolntnunt Thf pupils arc M«ry Faitout*, Mrs. 'Earle HcKwver of Falrport ment of their daughter, Avery Greeting Cards , Mias Hatuscr « a- graduate of The bride-elect'* father was thethoroughly enjoy the experience of June Valter, Marion Fetraeeora, Harbor, Orsio. his been tnnoUTiced Brycr Foster, to Robert V- Rutter, late Mr. Giordano. Peter do Lucia, all pf the fifth Summit High School and Upsala YARD'LONG / by Mrs. Olioa. ..,'.'. son of Mr. and Mrs. Argyle R. Rut- Mias Giordano is & graduate of grade, and Dean Wllliam-son of College. She and Mr. Schmitz are ter of Chatham. instructor* in chemistry at the Mas Olios is a f raduate of Sum- Summit High School and ii asso- the alxth grade, The meeting u» mit High School and attended The HUH Foster, a graduate of Kent open to the public. New York State Institute of Ap- ciated with C- R. Bard, Inc., of plied Art* and Sciences, Brooklyn. Marines School of Music, New Place School, has been preparing, Mr. Fuccl graduaied from Mor- , Christopher Story of Spring* A spring wedding i* being York. Sbe Is now studying mode in New York City, for a profes- rietown High School and it em- field avenue is spending aeveral privately hi New York. sional career in singing. ployed with the North Jeraty planned. 1 For weeks at Coral Gables, Fla. She Mr MeKewrer is to bis senior Mr . Rutter waa graduated from Quarry Co. . North Summit to Observe year at Baldwin-WaJLac* Conserva- the University of North Carolina," No date haa been act for the left Summit about the middle of i tory of Music Bcrsa. Ohio He is where he ttaa a member of Phiwedding. World Day of Prayer a member of Phi Ma Alpha. 8ta- RECEPTIONS and PARTIES F*bruiiry- | .Kappa Sigma. He (erved for three YARDS OF CARDS Frateritity and is in Who's by NORCROf f World Day of Prayer will be "years M a first lieutenant of Antl- PTA to Hear Talk Thii Week't Special! observed In North Summit by a in American Collages. "' •ATrcraft and infantry in Italy dur- Amsrieo1* B«it-lov*d GrttHna Cotdt Dtllcloui service to be held at the home of ing the war. Having completed On Social Hygiene Large or Small NORCROSS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boorujy, 20 Son Born to Mounts his legal preparation at the Law Jefferson PTA will meet Monday VANILLA Aubrey street. Friday evening at Mr, aiid Mrs. Wadworth W. School of Columbia University in evening at 8:18 to hear Mra. G. S. 8.o'clock, Members of the Ameri- Wcuit of Bweh Spring drive an- 1948, he L§ sow aMociated with Phlppa of Trenton, chairman of CREAM PUFFS can- Woman's Club will participate. nounce the birth of a BCO, William Pitney, Hardin and Ward, New- social hygiene for New Jersey Music will bo furnished by a chil- Ogdert. Monday. February 21 atark. state PTA, apeak on "Social Hy- doz. 1.20 dren's group. Orange Memorial HoapltaJ. A September wedding is planned. giene and Family Relations." the Beechwood Hotel Regularly 1.80 SIEGEL5 Summit, New Jersey Omll Mtllbuni €-0128 At home for a short visit. Arriving they visited her parents, Mr. and Stationery Shop PERSONALS on the Queen EHeabeth on Febru- Mra. Frederick Michaels, for a m •prlnffUM AVSRM .Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Schamb Mr. and Hit Frederick C. Kent* ary 13, they are planning to leave week. •omralt, N. Mich., after visiting friends here Hill Fall* Pa. The Shart* took sembh*. MM. Herbert C Strong while registered at Hotel Subur- possession of their new home sev- poured. ban. eral weeks ago. They have three William Brune of Wurwiek road Dr. and Mra. Frederick J. Took- children, Wallace, Meltnda and er of Si Hobert avenue, who have LEES Jeffrey Clny. Mr. Sharts Ls « sani- is registered at Use Carolina Hotel, Plneharst, N. C. been in Florida since the middle tary engineer with Wallace & Tier- of December, are expected home CARPETS nan Co., Belleville. Mra. Daisy r5nne»ran of Walnut Use end of March. They are now ON PARADE MIM Nancy Pawelt. daughter of street has rttonied to Summit visiting their son and daughter- Mr. » have spent the greater PMt'of tht daughter, Salty, of Ashland road YOU *ie loff and have an ovtroge calf and thigh of 10 Wostmlnster road wilt fly last year and one-balf at Paris, ar«. have returned from Chicago where to Tucson, Arlxona next week for a YOU 're of medium height with heavy calf and thigh ten day visit. YOUR SAPPHIRE PROPORTIONED LEG-SIZE ii FOR FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Oas«, formerly of Norwood avenut, bavt bought the hou** at 1« Waldron avenue and moved In last week with their t»*o children, HJUr.ib«th » and Chwltly. Whichever YOU tit... tliew'i jurt

Miss Janet Jensen, of Canoe Headquarters For Brook Parkway ha* returned from Stowe, Vt,. where «h« spent hurt w«ek'« school holiday skiing.

MU» Marjorle Beck of 41 Wood- • Royal Doulton land avenue In at Fnasdena, Calif., vlirlting h*r sister, Mrs, O. C*rIU* • Wedgwood PROPORTIONED LESSEE SUMMIT, N.J. Babcock for teverdl w#tks. Mrs. Paul WUn»r of Oak Rids* •••:•• Lenox avtrnw will b* hosteM at th« Sum- the comfort, fit and wrvioetbllitjr jfon*ft beta seeking 1 mit, Art O«Jl#ry, «tT iprlnffttld Rventie, Saturday afternoon from • Bavarian 3 to 5:30 during the etirrfn* exhibit 1 • i i tl«>n of sculpture. Sunday *ft*rrkvm at the Mtn> hour M/a. Lto Johnson •lie of SprlnsrflHd w\U rpfplv«. PSf Ittmft fW^fMIINMii tt Mr, and Mm O!IIM ffnim an th#lr two children, Berlt RJM! O!M Blue Ridge Southern Potteries 145, «***• Jr., hav» arrived from Chrbtla sun*, Norway, an4 are making th*lr h(vm# at lintel fhiburhan. GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES nrno SUMMIT ANIMAL THOUPSOVS ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN WELFARE LIAGUI, CHINA — GLASSWARE — SILVER me* If lM«U»tJ IfMrf, SHUHllifr, N. J. CDeuc6(er FOUND / MALE COLLIE Summit ..-?»' THE SUMMIT HEMLD. THURSDAY, MARCH 3. »»4t 15 Couple Sail on Kenneth Brenn, Jr. Two Late Winter Brides Have Church Ceremonies Andrea Nater Married Saturday to | *© HoneymoonCruise ~ Weds Dorothy Buce Gardner B. Pickup at Baptist Church \ To Semi4ropks Of Whlooany Baptist Church wa* the , ciat«d with the Goodyrar Rubber Monivltw road, hat been j£r and Mr*. Pet*r,g&k Dapero setting Saturday for the wedding; i and Tire Co. . ,.,'.„ Mitm Dorothy Buce, daughter ot ro mbersiu ia jailed on the MaureUnl Saturday Of Mia* Andre* Augu*t« KaU-r, j M». • Nater -ra- named at djn- "° * S> *** ***>**• Mr. and Mn. George Buce d& daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enno V. j ner at th« 'Silver Room." Hotel \ E*mla>n fraternity at St morning for a wedding trip to WtUppany, became the bride - ' * member <>f th« claas of tMl at married Friday by Judge L. E. son of Mr. and, Mrs. Kenneth Sachar of PWnfield, their attend- and Mrs, Herbert W. Pickup of i hear*!. Brenn of 28 Morris street. The Fail River. MAMS, Rev. David K. ! — ants being Mr. and Mm. Eugene ceremony wa» performed at Our Dapero, brother and iritfter-in-law Barnwell, D.I)., performed the Lady of Mercy Church at 4 p. ni. ceremony at i p. m. against « of the bridegroom. by Rev. Father Clark. The bride, the former Miss Pegsy background, of gladioli, snapdrag- gehrumpf, daufbter of, Mr. and The bride, who was escprted by on* and carnations. A reception at Mrt. Ch&rlea V- Schrumpf of her tether was attended by her the Suburban Hotel followed Walker avenue. Union, te a grad- eister, Mi% Catherine Buee, aa In the a Use no* of her father. who is in Java, the bride w given uate of Union High School and maid of honor, and Miss Ruth Car- in marriage by Henry Harboarh of jfonicteir State Teachers College, ahan of Hanover, bridesmaid. Dan- iel Conloji of New York City was Tulip street. Hrt for you. and a crown of pink 6strich feath The bride's gown wa.s of. white Vith the Summit Forge and satin embroidered at neck, point She's an expert at "prob- Machine Co. era. The bridesmaid wore nile green with matching mitts and of sleevea and fitted bodice with lem figures"! . Mr. and Mrs. Dapero will make feather crown and both attend- seed {><*trLs. A crown of seed pearls thejr home at 90 Ashwood avenue. ants carried shaded pink carna caught the fingertip veil falling to tlons. The brlde-'s mother was1 in the full skirt which terminated XhtWf Will navy blue with matching accesso- In a train, and the bride enrrled white carnations and frerj.ia Be Study Group Topic ries and pink rose corsage. The 0 mother of the bridegrpom was cos- around a removable cor««ge of Miss Elizabeth C. Montague, sweethwirt roses. H«fr honor at- children's librarian at the Sum; tumed in pe&rl gray with black ac cents and also wore pink ros««. tondAnt wore a light orchid prin- mit Free Public library, will style satin gown with a bustle apeak to the school age child The bride chose a navy blue euit Jay studio back and short sleeves. Her Juliet study group of the College Club, foj the wedding trip to Florida. .Mrs. Kenneth Brrnn, Jr. >Im. Gardner Burton Pickup cap had a short veil and aide apray ' Wednesday evening at 8:15 at the Upon their return after two weeks of flowers and her bouquet con- home of Mrs. James B. Hays, 215 the couple will be at home, at 34 Overlook Graduate of deep colored carnations , Kent Place boulevard. Nile* avenue, Madison. Former Resident Kent Place Alumna and freesio. The bride's mother j FASHION STORE The topic, "Children's Books," Mrs. Brenn Is a graduate of Married at Calvary Engaged to Amherst Sr* was gowned in a floor-length deep will be illustrated by the speaker Morristown High School and Mr. Mias.Marilyn Jean Flood, daugh- To Be Married Mr, and Mrs. Mark Woods of 430 purple costume ^itif gold sequins I 425 Springfield Avenua Summit 6-2 IS8 with a large selection of books. Brenn is an alumnus of'Summit ter of Mr. and Mra., H. M. Flood Park avenue, New York, and South and wore yellow rosc^ in her h<*ir. Mrs. L. Ft. Wrathall, librarian of High School, fie* served one year of Hedges avenue, Chatham, was Late in March Harwjch. Mass., formerly^of Short The mother of the bridegroom Franklin School, will Introduce with the Marines and is now asso- married Saturday at Calvary Epis- The marriage of Miss Mary Hills, announce the engagement of wore a long spruce green gown Miss Montague, who ham been at ciated with hia father in the con- copal Church to Edward Dor- Goulard Willever. daughter of tlicir daughter, Patricia Walton, to and a green turban, both trimmed the library for about two yeara. tracting business. flinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin WiUevcr George Henry Cobb, 2nd, son of with sequlna. Prior to coming to Summit she Dorflinger of North Plainfleld. Rev. of St Davida, Pa., and Geoffrey Profe««or and Mrs. Samuel Cobb After the wedding trip to Wash- was with the Livingston and Kast Ciba Employee John Hamblin officiated and a re- Taylor HaVl«y, Jr., son of Mr. and ot Columbus, O., and Chatham, ington. D. C, for which the bride STOP Losing Your Gloves! Orange public libraries, She at- ception followed at Canary Cot- Mrs. Hawlcy of Wynnewood, Pa., chose a blnek and yellow ensemble, tended the School of Library Is Betrothed tage, Florham Park. will take place Saturday, Mwrch Woods, who made her debut Mr. and Mrs. Pickup will live at 18 Service at Columbia University At a family dinner party Sun- 36. «t Bryn Mawr* Presbyterion in 1947 at Baitiwrol Golf Club, is Clarion street, -Westmont, Johns- after graduating from Mary Wood Mrs. Dorflinger is a graduate of town, Pa., after March 6. Keep Them in Tow day Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Tuzik of Chatham High School and Over- Church. Misa Willever, the grand- « graduate of Kent'Place School College. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The bride received her eflily Springfield announced the engage look Hospital of Nursing. Mr. and is in her junior year at Smith . with q Refreshments wul be served. Goulard of Oak Ridge avenue, is schooling ifi JevVi (Indonesia), the !*• ment of their daughter. Gertrude, Dorflinger, a graduate of Plainfield College. Her father is president a former resident of Summit. of tile American Broadcasting Co. Netherlands nnd Japan. She grad- to John Lel&hd Baer, son of Mr High School, aerved two yeans in uated from Kent Place School and Newcomers Club Wilt Mrs. H. M- O'Reilly. Jr., of Dob he Mr. Cobb is In his senior year at and Mrs. C. L. Baer of Maple- the Navy. He is in business with Pembroke College, Providence, nis father. The couple will live at Ferry. N. Y.. Mr. and Mra. Goul- Amheret College. He served 3'i Have Dancing Class wood. ard'* daughter, will be matron of R. I. Mr. Pickup graduated from North Plainfleld. years in the Army aiid was captain the Pall River achoobf, St. Law- Members of the Newcomers Club A graduate of Columbia High honor. The bridesmaids will be of combat engineers when dis- and their husbands are Invited to School and Interniont College, rence Academy, Groton, Mean., and Mrs. Joseph Trapnell, «th, of Buz- charged. join a dancing class to begin at Bristol, Va,, Miss Tuzik is em New Life Committee to zards Bay. MMffl.. Mrs. Andrew O. Brown University. He served M an Hobby Hell Tuesday eveWngt. ployed by Ciba. Her fiance, an Knox and Mrs. Mitchell Wing ensign in the Navy for two anil ; Discuss Its Purposes YWCA Clubs to Entertain March 8. Arrangements may be Army veteran. Is a graduate of Beardsley. The bridegroom's broth- one-half years and Is now ns&o- sparkling bit of practicality made through Mrs. Robert Caraon, Weslcyait University, He \0 with Robert Henderson, chairman of er. William Noblo Hawley, will be Carver Hi-Y Members to attach to purse handle or president, Summit 6-3316-J. Mallon. Oldsmobile, Newark. the recently-formed New Life best man, Ushers will include The YWCA Jultettc Dcrricotte Committee of Central Presbyterian Everett Goulard of Wcstflold, J. and Teen clubs will entertain the Daughter Born j ripper... holds your glove* securely sod .Church, has called a meeting for B. McOill, Andrrw Knox, M. W. Carver Jr. HI-Y membcrK at din- To Wm. K. Basse+ts j keeps them clean! HK.goId plate set with Sunday at 4 p.m., at the par,Lsh Bear)J»lcy, Thorncw Light, George ner tomorrow at 6 p. m. at'the Y Mr. und Mrs. William K. Baa- ! glowing "moonstones" in 3 lovely colors house. Stanley, and J. J. Hnwley, another headquarter.**. sett of PottorHvillo announce tlie i ... or plain tailored style. Each in ft satin* Rev. Harold F. Mante, assistant brother of the^bridegroom. , birth of a daughter l«mt Thumday I lined glamour box. minister, will discuss with the com- A small reception1 nt the Bar- Plans Newark Rally . at Medical Onter. New Vorlt, [ QUESTION; mittee the e«ope of the committee's clay will follow the ceremony. Jack Wyrtzen, Maplewood uvftn- They also. have H--son,- Cjirrali., responsibility in bringingnew life Rf'Mst, will "conduct n rally Satur- two yfixtB old- Mrs. Hiwsett wa«i W.&R:White, Gifts WHAT ABOUT into the church. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm-n H. dny at 7 p.m. at the Mosque Thfa- CorwUincc Holt of Baltimore and have returned to their suite nt •t««r,-Newark. H. N. Willcts of 174 Mr. BasHctt !« the younger son of II Maple SI. Summit, JV. /. 1 MISSING Hotel Suburban after spending tho 'Springfield Avenue i« publicity di- Mr , and Mrs. Carroll P, Basset „„„„'( winter in Florida. : , rector for th(» event. of Hobart avenue. BUTTONS?

ANSWER: Every article you stend us for cleaning is thoroughly inspected for missing We are .moving right next door buttons, faded areas, small tears both before to our present location and will and after cleaning. Call us today, and step curry the leading brands of Sub- St. Patrick'* day parties are out in neater, nicer clothes year 'round. . pucks of fun. For St. Patrick urban fashion* in the medium favore and cards, turn your steps price bracket* wt have featured Summit 6-2122 - 28 • 3200 to Th« Siegel Stationery Store. Trust Siegel'» to always have just inSummit for the pant 10 year* what you want. . , . but With four time* tmr Did you know the Doyle Furni- present space, tee tcill be able ture Store carries three floors of . furniture and household equip- to give you the complete aawort' mpnt? Ne«?d a new carpet sweep- mtntn that you have been er? Get a BKsell at Doyle's. » • • ing for. Summon the Summit Kxpfms Company when and if you are pull- ing; up stakes. This reliable firm with huge padded vans and expert movers will do a top-notch job for Plant ft Storej $ Walnnt ». Broneh Stows « Cwlon you. Move by Summit Expreaa. •' # • Hill City Delicatessen! Now there'* a atorewh^re you can get jujt about everything. Their home- baked cold cuts and salads are a boon to bu«y wive*. Try th*ir po- tato laladrf. * • • Cotton.1 are in full awing at The ART Smart Shop. , Summit-Millburn. Seems we have «. better selection thl« time of the year. Select sev- eral now from Smart Shop. SUPPLIES * * * Tro«t Bake Shop calls your at- tention to pecan crkple* thi# week. W« hmry m Thty really *r« fWky rv«» Tro«t'#f almonij roll*. Are they W*ih? OPENING artIstf' suppHtt The right foundation In »n Im- portant to « lovely flgure. That Is why th« Jrmn M*II«n Shop la m hlirhly re

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• OIL COtOM grt Jumplnf Jacks. iprlnf bride*. th# Dtlli of • FAITHS don Hhop should b« your flrat atop whmt ibopi»ln|f for four trowuwwau, i r»*Hii hw» « way with • WATM COLORS In h#r m * * • COMPUTI UN! OP STRITCHliS Tfirlft Is * h*blt Bimrt th» habit y in llf«, Op»» • Saving Ae- eount at Th« SuntmU Trust Own* panv Th- Mnk with th« friendly «tmmp!ti>r« «n4 nimt obltgtnff f*r* Nm Spring wut Summer HIU CITY PAINT • • • It's n«H too Kurtr to hunt Will Bt Warn bt Ural Mmklt #n*f »»" plraty *>f moth rry- and WALLPAPER CO. it*|ji and mteh Roir«ra F%«rmacy hut rvcrythlnf from mnth fl«k#* SU 4-1024 -ad*. THf SUMMIT BEKALP. THUItSDAY. MARCH % Hat February Bridal in New York Phyllis Clare Bildner Becomes Bride Nams* A bouquet of pink and American gram journal. 8tag« propertif, League to replenish the stock of nlng, Fafcruary M, at ffixtrry/s, 100 Beauty rasas. be kaadkd by Dick Morooey,) Miss Yannuritio the Thrift Shop which is operated Park avenue, New York. The cwte- Alton BUdncr, brother of the Moroaey, Rich*xd Schener, by the member* «j a community notiy ww performsd by Rabbi bride, aeryed at best man for Mr. Mattel and Robert McTernajL Each member and gUMt Mas Oruenwald ot MUlbum. Bchechter whote uahers Included postern vrhich s^oetnd b ^ti Wed toT.W. Duffy take* a contribution of clothing or Th« brld». •acorted by h»r fa- Meyer Newman of Washington, merchaaU' window» during ti* kintou* article wbien is told Of Miami, ffa. ther, wovs) » gown whoa* bodies* D.C., Frank Schechter of Btaten p«*t wtak are the work of ©tck at t'H- Thrift Shop «t the UM&I low i.'.rf <-«f Mis* Eleanorj IsHand, Jerry Basken of Pitt*- Mohni, charge. The entire proceed* tut m taahiotiwd ef peau d'arg* lac« Ki.-v dv-*bt«r of Mr.| K Y4Mi turned over by the League to Sum- with an off-tbe-shCMilder neckline urgh, Abner Beniah of Caldwell, The revue win fee t»r*»eni*4 r.-.i r.m Yar.nuniio of W an i Mr? Ar. mit welfare organization*. and cap aleevea, The sam« lac« Marvin Sllberscher of Millburn March 1J, 1« end IT, at tn* high •i<-njr, !« Thomas W. , formed an apron effect over thw and Blck Bttelson of Ckicago. school auditorium. «r.<2 Mrs. William' Station wagon* wilt be parked very full nylon tulle skirt and in the drive at the Edgar bout After a wadding trip to Miami T I '-?fy n! ST.: B**eh, F*a., and gut»U are aaked to deposit train, and her glove* wert mad* Beach the couple will make their Basket Supper too* r-»'» S :*y afternoon »i their bundle* in one of tbesw which of tull« and lace. The m&doana home in East Orange. 5 ••c(xit A! »t TVresa's Roman draped <**tl of Illusion Mt was Mrs. Schechter was graduated Planned at CenUr R*-v Edward J. will transport the gifts to th« shop, C-. . eliminating a great deal of held by eliwteta of oranga blos- rom Summit High School and in- The only admisaioo charge t» s p * • t A unnecessary handling. .. Jamiary from Syracuse Unlytt- party at the Jewish -Community of Drama Group srty. Mr. Schechter, a graduate of L— Article* especially iieeded art Center Saturday evc&iag w I Dirtctf Play for Festival Northwestern University, served o'clock will ba 4 supper for tw« g;*?r. in ntaMiag* to" J»y Studio. children's clothing and toy*. All Mr». Thomas W. Huffy Mm. John 8. Tennant, leswler of ftv» years in the Army Air Corps packed in a basket The baskets *^.:e a rafflfd nylon kind* of clothing will be welcomed, tti* Collage Club drama group, la eceiving his discharge witte the will be auctioned off by Robert '.'.#4 »'.th rhsnwtone*. including bathing suit* which were Sisters to Servo lavishly donated at the end of last directing the production of "Sans- rank of major. Seltgman. Following tb* supp« A >! *-••! ;-''*tls hrid her At Shut-in. Bridge summer and which will offer a tuary" by the Short Hilto-HtHbum gamea and cards wUl furassh th* lor.jr '< &r.: i:.('urr.fd a prayer amusement. ;,,:: i* aad fc&by's The N<-w Jersey Branch of the generous selection for the early Women'* dub, to be entered In Graduate and Fiance shopper. Household articles always the Slate Dram* Featival A*rU IB br. it/ H -. • r MJS Grace Yan- Shut-in Society will hold its an- Study for Harvard Ph.Di. Mrs. a A. Entllch, ejsatnswa, at Morristown. Mrs. Olfford H. *t or. y stiei nual dos&ert bridge iind buyer*. Even "eyeglbshea" Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Johnatone end Mrs. Leo Perelman, oo-chsir- nwy be contributed, '"Eyeglosbes" Symonda, a member of the Summit man of the basket supper party, Wt ir : sat in March-. 15, at 1:30 p. m,, at the' of Woodland road, Short Hillcr, nil those things otnerwlas group, will take the role of Mother jftiAT, ,-- >•.*'. Sbt- had »n Woman's Club of Orange. The cx- have announced the engagement of are extending invitations to an ciwmgo table will offer for sale ar- and vluuing the re- Superior in the play. their daughter, Barbara, to Ed- members of the Center to attend. Mm Bytnonda will talk be/ore r«. * 3 FVtremhiJc) (rfitiol.e* made by shut-Ins ar^d themutest, guess at their use or pur- ward Wells Bennett, son of Mr. Mrs. LetBftrd (Baebraoh) the Drama Group this afternoon man proceeds will be uacd to purchase Everything eventually and Mn. Wells Bennett of Ann at the home of Mrs. Keith B. M:«* the whe-el chairs,- hospital suppliw and units someone to love it. Arbor, Mich. v To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blumettl Mount, Springfield avenue, New J. other sick room Ticcessitkii. Mrs. Asuby C Taylor of Black- Miss Johnstone,, a graduate *of THREE GREAT NAMES Births Provldence using the topic, "Pup- Mi A* Mabel Uttell and Miss burn placo, general chairman of of Springfield avenue, a daughter, v Kent Place . School and Bryn IN Tn Mr. and Mrs. Mohanwd Khan peto and Their History." She had o;.rK trip to New Anne Littell of Prospect street will the tea, will be aasLsted by the born Monday, February 38, at Over- Mewr College, is studying at Rad-' 1 of Glenwood place, a daughter, A part in The Damask Cheek," re- York n- .-r* .'* t> C. the be in charge of the candy table, Thrift Shop committee; Mrs. J M. cliff* College under the Harvard born Tuesday, February 72, at look Hospital. cently presented by Calvary Drama WATCHES br-'»« % ui g*l>»ra So b« hrla Ajirtl 5»th, der Hdqrs., 71 Hummlt Avsnus. .150 feet north of and parallel to tha look Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Knous.i of . wilt b» March :©t&- assa that »!1 north side line of Olewlde Av*nu* Eugene Jung Totf-r» who Aratt ti.«a*l*r JWU»I -m»k» BeftBBinf at th* intcrssctlon of the To Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Schmlti Irvlngton apent a honeymoon mter Un* of Summit Avtous snd euterly to Morris Avenue; Morris Ave- To Mr. and MM. Harry Gannon To Mr. and Mrs, Francis Ochs •Watch 11mtlry Repairing sppiltattoa for sr»a*J*J tof M»rrh loih. nue northerly to Mountain Avenu*; of Shady Side avenue, a daughter, week-end at Hotel Suburban. Alao tbt?rm!t*r \h* S»eta *se dosod lor M»- Delaware, Lacluwanna and Western Mountain Avenu* westerly to William of Tulip street, a daughter, born of Broad street, a son, born Mon- « Beeehwood Road, Summit Railroad, thane* *Joo| the following born Friday, February 28, at Over- honeymooning at the hotel were totcrtei »s4 tirna»f«ntBi Jor llw pri- Btreet; William Street northerly to Friday, February 18, at Overlook day, February 21, at Overlook Hos- mary Election. Th* pS»c* f« r*8Ut«- center Unas: Summit Avenue north- Bsyre Street; Sayrs Street easterly to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long of fernimit «-lSM erly to Springfield Avrau*; Springfield look Hospital. Hospital. pital. ln« *a« compltsimg tranafw for th« Avenu* easterly to Waldron Avenue; Morris Avenue; Morris Avenue north- Chatham. CtCttyy o! QtasxnQas n Ss ttts a Otff Cletlt's ot- Waldron Avenue nortlwrly to Whit- erly to Elm Street; Sim Street south- ttet * »•: CisCi ? Hm«H« . SU Sig!lUfSpring!lUfll A«K tredge Road; WUttredgs Road ssst- erly to Linden Flace; Linden Place To Mr. and Mrs. August Bartel To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Week-end guests at Hotel Subur- BMf, SuanmK. S. J. ftaont «aar rt«- sriy to rsrnsrood Boad; Fernwood westerly to th* point or pises of be- of New Providence, a daughter, ban included Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Jater »nO inajftr any buc!n«ai d*y Road northerly to Rids* Road: Klnnlng, Oorktndale of Beechwood road, a bctw««n tis* ItmiM cf S SO A. M^ Ridge Road snd Rids* Road pro- SECOND WARD, FOURTH DISTRIOT born Sunday, February XT, at Over- son, born Friday, February M, at Crowell of Providence, R. I., and awl- 4'3» P M.. •ad-oa Sattwiay- fce- duced westerly to Hawthorn* Place; —Polling pises. Jefferson School, room look Hospital. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Pickup of iwttn th« b0urs of IJ9 A, M. asd 12 00 Hawthorn* Ptee* southerly and west- Overlook Hospital. ttooo «md oa tttftev«ftlB mutt southerly to ths EMswar*. Lscka- the (tenter lines of Morris Avenu* and tli* Railway Valley Railroad; of New Providence, a son, born Mountain avenue, « son, born Sat- son, Gardner B. Pickup, to MIM mt wanna and Weitern Raflroad:: DelaOela-- thence alonng Ith* center line of th* NOTICE IS HEREBY OHTKIt tb»t war*. Lackawaana and Wattern Rahwty ValleUley Railroad southarly to Sunday, February 27, at Overlook urday. February 19. at Overlook Andrea Nat«r.* —-• •'-.,. IHttrlcl Boi:d« of ElKISOO Will ilt IB Railroad easterly to tha point' or the City Line: »Jong the City Lint lh# JnfSe«ft*r «l<*i«eatttf plac« In h pUea of b*»lnnlnf. Wfcrterty and northerly to 1W feet •Cttr Ts*-»ttSHn« int««ian*T]>* raurt WARD, nrru DISTRIOT north ot th* north tlds Un* of Glen- 1M h., U mat I 99 P. M , OB y. —PolltAf place, fcttefart-Raw. Ohavro- •Ide Avenue: ISO feet north of and Apr!) !>'h, SMS. re? th» eurpoM of tat, Ino.. 11* BprtngOald Avaaua. show parallel to the north tide Un* of toniluc;tr.« m Vftmmrr Ktctlon lor \h« ooL Olenslds Avenu* ssstsrly to Morrts fil ffl Bagtanlng at tha tntanactlon of Avenue; slong the center line of Mar- A O« Of 3mu>J. the center tinea of Ferawood Road rl* Avenue easterly to the point or lt#mMra of Otn»r»l As- md the Morrla Turnpike; thence place of beginning. Jour iiona: tha following canter lines: Ttrn- SECOND WARD, FIFTH DISTRIOT wood Road loulherly to Ridge Rood; Msmbew of the ef Chosen Rldce Road «*tt«rly to ilooart A^e- —Roosevelt School. 73 Park Avenue. Si ALE OF FIVE ou«: Hobart Avenue and Hobart Ave- Beginning at the Intersection of the Oa# cf Stata Ooramutea nue produced southerly to the Oela- center lines of Morris Turnpike and <*£»!#!. w»re, Uckawanna and W«*t«ra the Delaware, Lackawanrta and West- -SUM Railroad; rMaw&re, Lackawanna and era Railroad; thence along the follow- Wtttmra Hull rood easterly to Morris ing center lines: Morru Turnpike for tht term of Ttirnplke; Morris Turnpike northerly southerly to th* City Un*; City LIB* Oa» to the point or Place of oeglnolng. southerly, northerly snd westerly to MWAhK BR.4NCH NEWARK STORE DIAMONDS Oat CHfan d D tredea Road Msterly to Pern wood to the center Una of the Delaware:. waU*1 p»nSf» Va «*th t*tl Road; Fern wood Road northerly to Lackawanna and Western Railroad: B»S4 6e»rsl* WSI5 »!*.-» rtl st the «»m« Ridge Road; Rldae Road eaeterfy to along the center Une of the Delaware, ytac«« hc*i«#*n tb* fcsyar* M 1:90 A- M. Hobart Avenue: Mobart Avenue ana Lncknwanna and Western Railroad snart Avenue produced, aoutharly to eauterly to th* point or place of begin- •th,' 3«»V for th« s»-sr?3s# et the Delaware, t*ckewanna and Weat- ning. fng • C?rr.rr«l K»r5j!»a for; *n» Railroad: Delaware. Lackawanna SECOND WARD. SIXTH DISTRICT •A' Oofwwrat"Ct!)r ef SaaunJt: nue Railroad; thence along th* following AT DECIDED SAVINGS AND OFFERED B»«tnalng at ths latemetioa of center Un*»; Elm Street, southerly to the tenter Hn«a ef Springfield Avsnu* Linden Place; Linden Piece w<*t*rty LIKEWISE FOR QUICK TURNOVER. *nd Woodland Avenue; thence waster- to Tulip Street; Tulip Street norther- CSli WBtEBT (1IVES that tlW (y ana northerly along tha following ly to Prospect Btreet; Prospect Street nf j»J»r#« itsT* (wnfStwn 'for renter lines: Spiingflstd Avenue to westerly to Blackburn Road; Black-1 $a|tOK ef th* Ps!-T,»rf ElwtSon Kent place Boulevard; Kent Place and o*n#r«i BKtisa burn Road northerly to Springfield t Boulevard to Norwood Avenue; Nor Avenue; Springfield Avenue eaatertv Prfees mt* fitmplH* In woejr •Jth • frrlcf sf«»rrt} t;r>'a ff wood Avenu* to Morrts Avenue; eon- to the Delaware. Lsckawanns and $W Platlnnm Settlmm tmulng northeasterly on an imaginary Western Railroad: Delaware, Lacka- WAHO TOWfT DtSTHKJT Un* to th* southweitern end of wann» and Western Railroad euterly —Pa'.Staf IB Kuthunt Road; thenee northerly. to the point or place ot beginning. BullJinvr. eastwly and southerly along tha fol- lowing center Ilnea; Nuthurst Road SECOND WARD. SEVENTH DIS- ier it .QM intmtetiim tit TRICT— Roosevelt School, 73 Par* Urn rontft UB«S Jf 9p th« rttj DM sn Pw»!r with Beecbwood Road; Beechwond Line: Ctty Line easterly to 100 feet |h l Ao*4 to ttelievue Avtnue; Bellevu* w<*t of the WMt «ld« line of Shunplke Imperfect 1 Avena* to Woodland A»«nu«; Wood- Rond; 100 fret west of and parallel to Value $500. R!T»T land Avenu* noiilhrrly to the point th* wett ttd* Une ot shunptk* Road T ••» M -•»•.« or place of twglnntng northerly to a point 109 feet north of M^rrt* AT». ii) That the hmuu!sry tines of tit* th* north «ld# tin* of Mc to —Pollina pUre, Mty#r-W*rn«tr Motor side line of Orchard street northerly AT«-nv» Co, sit Iprincfleld Av«w», show- tn the center line of the Delaware. room. Lsckawsnna snd Wcatsrn Railroad: along the center Un* of \%% Delaware, ••.! «*• Uw«r*. l,»rk&w»nn* and Sale V2 Price W*»twn RallroaO. thence along the ginning i p V*HfU4 Vain* $1995. Wtowtnit e«ttt«r linos: DeUwtr* MTQUn WARD, SIOHTH DIS- mo. tn ttpkawstins and Western lUllrourt --American legion Homo, 14 tint •jMrtwJy to Mount Vemon Av«nue: Street. B- -.nlnt at it* tntemvciica wi Mount Vermm Avenu* Wf«t*rly to th* Wi» 'i ~*r lta«» r-1 H-nrrte »»tnu* and Beginning st the Intersection of th# 5.90 (\it\rs Frtieie .-••(f»t tlnr.^ «h# ?m\m tin* cur tine tn Passsie niter: city Una YOIR IIIAMONO R1SKT m OUR OWIV SHOP 0M southerly to Division Avtmtt: Olvl- rmifr tints ot Morris Avenu* and Perfe«t rr ;:'i.»f Httwt »»»•«!)? to «t« in. •ton Avonu* soutlMrlr to MUitkburn Rahwst Vkllty Railroad; ttttne* etongt Slsektiurn Road easterly to th* following eanttr lines: Merrts Ave- TOE PIIEBIISBS-IIV Off LIT OMK HOUR'S THUS Vtifki Vmlnm $4500, .2990. nue westerly and northerly to Moun- tain Avenu*; Mountain A**nu» west- I Pwsyeet Street easterly to Bisekburn erly tn William Street; William Street Road; Blackburn Ro*4 northetly t« aortherl* to «»yr* Storeet; i*»re Street / H«f* l« jour opportunity to tmtyh jmr cherished diamond at • * ions* rvmsrksBle »•««*** In »tt#riy to Morris Av*f»u». Morris A**t!ii». MsM>r%allon—mmej setting In ill our tMttnninc T Btfct northerly to the Detawmre. lag W Ismely 4m lo their ablHu lo ofctatai s«t«»*tl«tel In *nrt Weatem MpraM; •tortM Ii mi salr at aaThtp of 50% Irom thHr rcfulnr prico—many W"oi«D WARD, mcoNn Ol»- t,nek«»»nna «n<| ;W*ste»B vshies ami, In tarn, i«lt th«m rellablf. BtJsrh ft S«*M <»*•* •rl? THICT FolllRPoUlRSS pUPf.pl»Pf. MDRtMltMftfttMltl Railroad, easterly to the Rahway ?sl- rwlow |tie e«Mt of mnnnlmrtntr. *>«r I«rfe mlmm «f btttlnott and !<*g ntr tn» in FleW Hwi»* BulldtriR. Mytde Avtmie. ifv Mstlroad; Rahway Valliy RaliroM sMer It shvewdl, *nwnA bminMs to *rilMi IIMMB "HtiTs" st Martt* TwtMkt, Br»tni „ st ttrth * intencetiolttl n ot the aoutherly to the imtnk or al*** sf rapid ivrnovMrart yonr a*#«rsn«. |hmt m/mtf wiling ii lr«H*Wual. Wa!! «l W •"•fit#r line* of Ttilip ftrtet and Pro*, HMtnnlna. • a SSMII INHMHIM broVernse tn rommmwl Imtndllate twrn«**t« pert Street; tn«W* «Un«i th« fftllow* Dated: Fehrwsnr I*. !•*». •mart and »p to tttt witmto In siyln and all Irom onr traditional l»s «enter «»•» Tulip Itrest south- rtir i« iMminttin Avtaue; Mmintsln WJU1AM 1, *«*t*rtf t» frtmroe* rises'; quality *t««*. BersiBsei *e «U n«| have evrry sl» of mounting to Ca«h si ilw alNi*« stones nave been t*a}«I*lt«# ***** •»"• III mrwf •!•• «f (HMMKHMI, mm4 h«alnr«a dlrtatM that ws> pit onr sottthetlf to 1M feet nwth ike mast nuxlem Mltltiss, but mar h» ckansed at pmr*bm*4 nmtherly tie* tin* of Avenne, Un* (Irov* mm STOIC ipn wo. Nim • SUMMIT, HIIAI wth*rt» \ FV ll f*««»*e a *flt*Jftf

WAR©, TitrRf» «« amnrtf » Ha RtsytOtt sxihmil St tlkS THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 3. |f4t it LEGAL ADVEBTISEMEVTO LKOAL AOVEKTIBUfKJffl lu the expenditurp e by aaatd NOTICE TO The Cameraman Visits the Chamber of Commerce Dinner Meeting e.j»ril ot Eaiutsttpit n fof r thth ' purpqM state! la SttUon 1 hertof of tit turn of »2S5.0 taw held bt «»H Board ot •STATE or RxarwALDt. Knam. Iducttton and now svalitblt therefor d dewnbfd »r»d referred to tn tht re- to tht order of CKARI468 cital h.«r«>f, but &mt rtpt iiia.k*, con- A OI'IO JR.. 5urrt«ats of the Coun- cur In or consent .to appropriation for ty of .Union, ir.ttl* oa ths tt«v«atb 4»y iivia yarposp tr\ any airtoUbt la cictss ot rebruary A D.. 194», upon tht *p- cf II.O0O.OO0. Tfe« *mouut of tnaTity pUcstton c-f tht andtfUgried. ai Esec. nrcrtM*ry To be r»i*fd by tht CHJ for utort of the tsta'.« ''of laid d«e«s»t«l, s»J(l purpo-if IS It .000.000. P x;:-',ie* la hereby glvm. to ths creditors of wJd b« iuu«i u tnusy «iJi yriu or tfe»y wu l>« for«nrer ttarrsd frM» Section 6. The full faith and ««ist proa«ru!»c or rrcartriag ths MUOt ot the City ait hertoy piediecs for 'tttt a«»ir.tt tr.t subscribers. payment of s&td bondU. and u!d MAR1OK BABCOCK JOJTE* fjaiitla shall be sf'i*r*l obllK»iloti» ot TUB SUMMIT TB08T COisTAHT, ihs city poysble &• to botn priaripal Eiscuton. "'' and Interrst from ad niorun lair* whlcii m»>- b# levied without isna;*- M2 SprUstflrld A»e«ut tlon as 10 rate or amount upon ail Summit, N J. ihm tunable property sutrslts tr;# ttfd- i7.M-3»-tO -«-oaw5w Vast—«T«t torlal ltmlu of th* Ctly, and provutoa for such payment *h»!l annusliy b* rn»de in Use budgiit and a tai ihillt b» levied arid cdllt-cted In f*ch *e*r .Sii thf MIIIP niauti'rr m other *Th'K>! taxta. In amount tutflclmt to p*y the prtiK'tp^l of tnil interrst on s»!4 bond* TO ROI.AMD «u th* ?>ama »i»»ll berome due ' By virtue of *n order of tht Superior Section 7 This ordinance shall tak* Court of >Jtw J*?a#)r. Chsacrry D'.vt- ellirt Mt tlii? fiplrattn'n of trn y ftoutred to ansuer the com- pUint of tht plaintiff on or befort ths ERNEST 8 HICKrtK !fah day of Apill, ;»W and In dflault I'reftldmt of Common COJC<11 t.'itrfof judemtnt may bt rtndatwl and Acting Mayor against you Attest: . • Tht abject of said action la to ob~ WILLIAM H OII-SON. tain a ludemtnt of dlicnc* bttwttn City Citrt tali! plaintiff and you JACOB R, MANTOL, Attorney for PiataUff, NOTICE Or ADOPTION M Maplt Street, Summit, Ntw J The ordlnane* publUhed herewith was1 finally adopted by the Common »}«41 rosiiifll and duly approved on Marrh HOTICE Or IETTLXMSKT 1, !M0 • WILUAM R Oil^SOK «OTIC» is HKRraiT onnw. T»»i City Clfi-k tht Ut taurmtdlatt teeouat of tfc* n-«« _ . rws~.tis.s0 sub*rrtb*r, Tnittt* undrr tfts ls«t WIU and T«tam«nt of MART ELIZA W. NOtlCB TO CREniTORS DAT. «11I bt audited and stated by th* Surrogate, and reported for ssttitmsat ESTATF; or SAMTJEI- IBHRMANN, DS- to tbt County Court of Union County. d Probate Division, on Thursday, tha l«h Ptirsuaut to the ordwr of CHARtKS day ot March, next at 10 A. It A OTTO, Jft , Burroijat* of th* Coumy Dated, rthruary lit. 1*40. of Union, rnade on- ths twenty.alith d«f of February A. P. ,1940, npan Iht TH* BVUMTT TRtWT OOMrAUT application of the undersigned, as or soanflt. N. j. Kxp<>ii?ort of the Mtat*1 of said dscpsuH}. CHABLKS r EDSAtX, AM«nMT. notlrs 1» hweby gWi-n to th» errdltors 11. Commtrcs Strsst, cf anld df<^«««>d to exhibit to tht sub- Jitwark j. ». j, icrihen under oath or affirmation their J«-J7-Jg-J»—o«w4w hs ff.W claim* and demands against the futatf of sutit rtweawd within »1* months from the date of said ordw, or thi>y »-lll b<« fnrrvtr n*rr«! from pro»«'«tln(! or «covcrlng the aamt against tht iubib CENTA ISERMAWK. ISIDOHE H0U.ENB0RO. EVERETT B. »MrrH, fceuers, REYNOLDS * SMITH. Attorasy 810 Broad St.. Newark, J«, J. PKONS JORN Bftoanr »-*0.«l-4S-»3-o a wit r*»a_rTSfl NOTICE TO CREDITOR!! K8TATF OF ANNTE M. VOTET, D». ... ' ^~ * ' ed rnr..,«intif to the ordfr nf CHARMBU A, OTTO. JR , Surrogate of th« County of iJninn. madt on the twenty-nUith <1sv of February A D. 19W, «p«n th» XMIT BUSEVESSM1SN dropped their cares and problems to atWillia- m K. Kay, Jr., Metropolitan Life Insurance and a past president, aid; John Segelken, Bell Labs; Frank D. Lamer, Bell Labs: John IS. application of the nndentgned, u OPIOYHSLOAUCC. annual dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and O. 8. Straub of the Irvington Chamber. LOWER LEFT, clockwlM, May, Jr., Summit Trust; Harold Schmitt, Bell Labs; H. B, VanSx?p\itor» of the witate r>f said «!e- reas^d. nottcs l» h*r»hy Kl>en to the : Thursday at Canoe Brook Country Club. At the head table (top William G. Nordllng, C. P. Dean & Co.; George V. Lum, Summit Trust, Dmirsen, and L. E. Wllliami, A. & P. Co., Newark. I.OWEK itKllIT, ••rertttPM of «»id dprfsneS to exhibit MK> Mi to right are W. Rae Crane, Jersey Central Power & retired; Robert .Reynolds, Root's Men's Store; Hudson Martin, Martin- (clockwise) Jamea Mlsuriello and Clmrl«>s Knjjp), Suburban IWnrUrt; to tho oubscrifters under ooth or af» flrmat!n\> tl\»!r rlalm* »nd iipmands Chamber secretary; Acting-mayor and Council president Ernest dale-Hubbell; Matthew Zcigncr, furniture; Milton Tabac. Children'* Walter Edmonston, realtor; Judge Albert H. Bltrman; Paul W'vrnrr, ngnlrtiit the estate of aald deceased Hickok; Thomas W. Colermn, Jr., Commonwealth Water Co. andFurniture, and Theodore Muchmore, Summit. Trust. UPPER LEFT, Meyer-Werner Motor*; James A. MacMurray and Frank Wulden, Mac- wlMilu M* nwnilu. from the date of «»ld ord»>r, or they will b» for#»#r president; Judge John L. Hughes, toastmaster; Arthur (clockwise) H. W. Felker; Cclancsc; A. J. Scott, Celanese; Douglas Murray arid WBlden Motora; G. I. McNeil, upholsterer, and Emll barrnl from prowwuttnn or r«OT«rti\g Public Service and immediate paat president of Chamber; Mc\voy, Ciba; Ralph Mitchell, Celanese, Merle Slane, Summit Her- Fltterer, floor covering!. (All photos by Jay Studio.) the sumc HKnlnnt the »uh»rrlbtrs. C1IARI.E3 If VOTEY. THK TiVHT NATfONAf. BANK l£ Common Council of tht City ol Summit haa Judged, and Ca«h Refund Prior Yew's Collection* 18,32 81,60 shall be In such form at »h»ll here- und' to' tfip ISstliuicp uT&iCtV'IftYnifs" I'M 1 *t f )) jJsp that the tracts of land set forth In the schedule contained s di" >f "nd described by the street imd number, and Mock tnd lot Total Sxpendltures )t,902,823.32 »l,743,938.73 iTiMpi' tho City of Burnmlt, are not needed, for public use. and pur- Surplus From Operntlon $ 280,011,81 $ 195,320.39 > j " i i . t iruy conferred by the provisions of R. 8.-of W. J.. Title 40:90- Ada: Unexpended Balance of Prior Year's ONE OF A SERIES ABOUT THE RAILROADS Of NW JKRSKY ASD -'.("-' v au'norize the sale of said properties at private sale [or not less Appropriation 5.322.24 3,123.17 WHAT THEY MEAN TO THOSE WHO LIVE AND WORK TlfURB. m. . '-.!"iUM prjcp set after eneh of the respective tracts or parcels of Liabilities Cancelled 90,000.00 33 38 ' n i1- • K of tht adoption of this ordinance and for tht period at >• n £.>i- 'i"a. 335,334.01 88.474 84 ' "i- * ' person desiring'to purchase one or more of the parcels of Emergency Appropriation Expenditure In Abovt • i ) ird shall submit to the City Clerk hit offer In writing stst- Expenditures «.647,M 3.700.78 '« " vred for mmon COIKICII for consideration at a regular meeting of ths r1 ' •slid offer Is accepted by resolution of the Common Council Surplus Revenue Balance December 31 t 29J.081.77 $ 227,840 55 ;n i -tie the Major end the City Clerk are authorized to execute and New Jersey Runs ' t < 'ir the Bald premises, provided, howover, If the sail offer Is rt- "•• r Cl»rk or the City Treasurer are hereby authorized to return Recommendation!: • * > f «-d for said offer. . That the tax overpayment listed on Exhibit "A-25" be refunded and If not T'f following iract* or parcels of land owned by the City of •ubjpct to refund be cancelled by resolution of the City Council. f, Ire-d for public list shall be offered for sale at private sale for That a summary of this report with recommendations be published In the p-ices hereinafter fixed for the period ius In this ordinance manner required by R. 8. 4O:*-3. '.:.. The above summary was prepared by John W. Wrhraan. Reglstorrd Munici- S IOT Street and Number Appro*. Minimum pal Accountant of New Jersey, from the report of audit for the year 1948 which Size In Feet Price la on file at the City Cleric's Ofllce and may be Inspected by any Interested 3 18 Middle Avenue 50x100 • 275 person. On Its Railroads H 14 Henry Street „ . 48x120 WILLIAM R. OILSON, '.2 • 12 Hrnry Street '..„ 46x118 1,930 Cl»d .. —...J 50x108 900 NEW JERSEY of the City of tttiinmtt. In the County Twelve railroads serf* New Jtrsty. They fiofley- • River Rtwd I..-. 75x113 1.200 of Union. New Jcrf.py. markst with thabelpof the r»nroa<1s. •'« 48 Lewis Avenue...- — -' B3X135 I.ISO Dated: March I. 1943. .5 15 Plain Slrret .;:: 200x188 3,150 NOTK',% OT $1,009,000 BOND SALE WILLIAM R. OH,80N, comb the state with a concentration of transport 10 Gate* Avenue ' t 50x?13 1.000 City Clerk. • '' S3 Tifayettn Avenue . .77x175 950 By Order of the Common Council. facilities that w unique. If you could picture ft 8KALKD PROPOSALS will be rr- 3B-4O . Fees—J22.23 * 15 Robinhoort Bond ir»oxt:i5 1.7J0 celved by the Common Council of the train 300 miles long you'd se« what it takes In 5" is FuTb.es riico soxiio 700 City of Summit ,ln the County of ,_ AN ORDINANCE M 17 flushes Place' - 50x114 700 Union, New Jersey, on March railroad can and engines to handle on* da/t traf- •> 21 Hughes Place 50x122' 700 1$, 1949, at 8:30 o'clock P. M. at the ORDINANCE Appropriating ll.C00.OO0 3! 23 HllBheit Place -~------50X127 100 1 City Hal). Summit. New Jersey, tor for Ermliiii an Addition to the High fic in people and goods in New Jersey. J 7tw Sprlnirflnld Avenue . ..;• 227s BO I,ISO the purchase of Jl.000,000 School Bonds. School Building nt Morris Avenut *•••"" HV;h Street , - .....: 4-Ul?n ' 50f» Snrlet B, of said City. Bald bonds will »nd Elm nnd Maple Streets, *nd >* 563 Morris Avpiiu* _ 50*150 J.40O !!1 be dated April. 1949 am! will ftiturc . Anthorlzlng the Issuance Therefor • That's dramatic proof of the important itla- 8 Went^orth Rnt»d 132x150 3,200 $50,000 on April I In rath ol the vr.ir.H of li.OOO.flftfl School Bonds of the City HV - 2 Wontworth Rniid' 155x150 2,800 1M0 to 1969, both Inclusive, with In- of Summit, tn the County of TJnlorC N«w Jersey's 90OD fact or lea largely tionship of the railroads to the very life of New !'»••• 38 Olendile P«aa ...' ...154*150 ' 2.80O terest payable April 1 and October 1 New Jersey, , '9C 32 Glendnle Road 100*150 J.SOO In each year. Recital depend «n more than M& freight Jersey. Look at the examples on map at leftf '' • 8. Shft'ttsW Bead t25xl5O • 1,400 Pursuant to due action of th» Board trtilna operating dally In the «t»t«. 7* 12 Shefflpld Road ,...100x150 1,200 Said bondi will be coupon bonds of trie denomination of 11,000 fach. regls- of Education of the, City of Summit, "B 18 Sheffield Road ....100*150 1.20O In the County of Union. New Jersey, ••••f W PhcffftcW Road - 100*151 I.30O terable as to principal only or as to TD both principal and Interest, and will taken nt nnd pursunnt to iti meeting 2* Sheffield Road _..10B*152 1.30O held Jaiiuiiry 27, 1949, snd of tht lT- SO Sheffield Aoad .....108*150 1,300 he payable in lawful money at the or- r flce of Summit Trust Company, Sum- Board of School Estimate of said City • 34 Sheffi-ld Ro»d 10«*14fta 1.20O mit, New Jersey, taken »t siiid pursuant to Its meeting •*' 40 Bhefflfld Bond 108*130 1.20O held February 8, 1049 the sum of II,- Etch proposal must specify In a W 44 8h»ffltld Ro*d - 120*127 UOO 1 050,000 (In addition to tht sum of -1 50 Sheffield Road 130*137 1,300 multiple of i or 1/10 of .I"- a single fl 1283.000 now held by said Board of | «2 Sheffield Road 120*129 1.100 rate of interest not exceeding d'% perEdtirntlon snd now stsllsblo then for) ;°A m Sheffield Bond 120*131 1,100 annum which ths bonds sr« to bear, list been estimated, fixed and deter- ™ 70 ShefHfld Road 130x129 1.000 and no proposal will be considered ir mined as the nmount necessary for ^ 74.8hPfn*W Road 120*127 1.000 which specifics a rate higher than the erecting sn Addition to the high school 7 Wwitworth Rosd 100*15* , S.90O lowest rate stated In any legally ac- building at Morris Avenue and Elm .-•A l Wentwnrth Ronfl 135*142 2,000 ceptaMe proposal. Each proposal muit 2 and Msple Streets In tht City, nnd ; 25 Olendsle Road .139*175 1,800 state th» amount hid (or the bonds, making the Alteration* of the exist- ," Corner Cedrlc »nd Templur W»y 130*500 3,000 which shall bn not lew than 11,000.000 s Ing building snd purchasing and in? ' Certrl^ HoBd 173*178 3,100 nor more than 11,001,000. stalling tht nscsstary furnishings n 3 Tn>< tnlnlrmim prlcwi tilted by this ordinance *h»ll b« binding for At between l#gally acceptable pro- snd equipment incidental thertto, and f/ '".<• year from the date this ordinance become* effectlvt unless posals specifying trie umt rate of in- ths acnultltlon and derelopment of •':-_fl'i nrwithdravrn. torwt, the hands will be sold to the land thrrefor, oil a* appears by tht Mora ttMn ION paa- %i 1 ,,!^uor *lnnriee ihsll t«kt effect upon pstssgn snd sdvtrtlttm»nt bidder complying with the terms of certificates heretofore made by said a«tt«r traint • day 5 sal« and offering to accept for theBoard of School Estimate and deliv- ^";>«w R OM,(,n, pjtr df.ric of tht citjr of Summit, do Mtreby certify amount bid th« least amount or bonds, ered to this Common Council. No part ••nr* th* 4M Ntw • • -'•',;'!IR Ordlnsnct w«s dtily pimsed by the Common Council of «»W th» bonds to b» aec*pt«t price. The Monvy*. It Is now nfcetuisry. snd this purehastr wuist also p*y an amount Common Council consent*, that tsld Rallroadi art vital to lhets rewrw, equal to th» iwtwiMt on th« bonds »<•- sum, to the Mt»nt ot •l.BOO.000, bt or itis AUDIT iWHmi or TM« cm or ... cruwl to th# date of pnymfnt of the now appropriated and raitsd by ths •J U.S. #it>i C«mhln«4 Comparstlv* Btlsnee purrhi** pries. Swtiknee ot bond* of ths- Cltf. li4T TJi» right Is rwerved to reject all Ordinance These facts clearly dtmonstratt how New Jtrsty rail- Sa.i 234,51«4fl bids «n r#-MOM COUNCIL or THR CITY O» roads benefit everyone who lives or works in the state. 1H TRK COUWTV Of UNION, rt*lt 76,00050 W.M7JJ All nlddfrt «r« required t« «,.-., That'* why it's worth white to know something of «0.4S0.O0 K certtft«d or oasttUr's chwlt paystolt 8»ctlon I. Pursuant to tht prort- Vatuattotu) «8 350.00 •lona of Title 1H of the lifrUni fltst- the railroads' problems—• major one being the tax Prowrrty) 2 0»« 90 2.134 50 to th* ordtr of OHjr of Hummit, In tht tu#»i of New Jfrs*y, pirticularly Ar» t ia.iof.ea M.737.4J County of Onion. N«w Jorsey, tot Mfi,. tlln R of ''.Mnplrr A of tald Title, snd problem. 1 3*11 87 3,0m 38 000, drawn upon ti» inr«rp'»r*t'cl hunit Enormous quantKw* «f or trust company, Th« «IKTK «rf s SIK- tiny othfr law* *p|)Ili"»hle thtr#to, ths I.7M.M sum of »l,rnm.ooo it htreby sppmprl- *r« bmuglht tn N«w J«ra#y met t\ir* T«i[»tlnliBondMl I,Ml .090-00 l,«4,0O0,0O e««sfui Itlddtr will bo retaHtM to h« at«d for ernctlng »n addition to ths We're gltd to share* the coif of keeping our state f'inirt« Taxation-Nat Bonded 70.B.14 10 111.044 M sppll*^ III psrt [mynfiit for lh« bonds hlnh «fhool hiitlrtlrn at" BforH* Avt chantafrom tht 4 point* til tht heiithv and preventive. Rut tht riitrosd tax rate 'm wd! «nd Bond Aittiii »r t« sseurs Mi* City from *ny l«wnu« snd Kim and Manlt dtrttts IB s7AfnpHM>M>by th» rallrond*. rMUlUng from tht faUttrt of Hit hl«lii#r th* rity. and making ths sltsrstlons Mew Jersey.., highest in th« country... puts a as* m,m t« rnntplf with th* t*>rr»i« »f hl« hid of th« i»xliUna hitlldlni and pnrrhsa- B.M7.03 Tbs bonds will h» rtclivMwi on or in« »nrt in»talll«)«r ths ntei*Mary fur* ri«tii btalc« on all th»t w« want to do to expand and •hftfll? after April I. l»40 snd ttii> nl»hl»>t» and •qnlpmtnt Incidental piirrlitsvr will \*> rp»i»Q*i tn givt y wV »^»f y tKmgpoy ijbjtg rtsht h««rs' n«>t»e» fuwtlrm I approetlatlnfi ahktl In th* t»tnt t»i»t prior *o U>« «•-h> mst from Hi" prof**nn of th* sals wijer "rsiatmg 'cundltions,We '"SKQUIOMW W'tt I.-.V - llttty of ths bond* tht Incoin* t«- of bnn«ta snrrsttfiil hl'!i|»>r amount of Jl.noo.OOO N#rtlf.fi 3 f.nrh nt ssl«f bonds shslt JWKS: I4I.1MH U0 mar. «t ht« rt^tmn H» r#H»*«t »f 3OS 477 n lit* nhllBUMftfl* itim»r !li« rmi»r»'* '" >>« known n* "nrhnol Bond (Mrlts "W (1)1)0 prtr^h«<» the bmi«l« mid tn »"h • ••• nnrt ««lf! hr»nrt» thall b» clattet April ASSOCIATED RAILROADS OF NEW JERSEY I )H», thai) m*mr* In tht pUn^lpal »7 Ml •« tht di»t>«»l* s«eirwpsii)f|n|| bM Wd will •CK)N Ift.^KNNIVIVAMI* STATION. M»W tOXI. M. V, h« r#t«if»"d nmotint of ino.nofl n» April I In taetl |»,«W.7»«»1 H.JMW4H f Ut t.f th* imrt IfSfl Us IMS, both III* fMfitu*Clt* Trsastirtr. Cltv rlualr*, thstl IMF Itttormt at • rats .*tHt*h**t ' titkmm, ImktwmmkWM«* % * * MtttOmi * UM&ftIMSSMM»srly. Mall iummiv rftw Jtrwir, nnt *>*e«t «#*¥*! C^MWiliH. . rt«w Ya(«,l VM* IMT of r f«*uMirti »•* niftv 1i^m>aft»r b» it** K • torn********* hmdtm UMM • M««4iag t'tH'MM • IMNrSf lafnMS At*MV ».#«4J74»7 »«TI7I»I? (prmlntd, p«ysbl« "a#ml- annually on UM Jim Man df ApHI *n* OetftDMf In 'A. THf SUMMIT HE*ALD. THURSDAY. MAKCH 3, IMf Sports'Sidelights Ciba Extends Basketball Loop Lead to 3 Games Gba Five Routs Easterners KM fatal* CclegeKghof Upset Chatham as Another bittbal) icaton is on the approach. If we were Address Borough to judgt by th§ recent siege of unseasonably warm weather, five Spanks Stirling with budding flowtri and 70 degree temperature!, the dia- In City League Game, 120-54 Junior Outfit By Oratory, 4342 With only two more regular City Basketball I mond season it already here. But the nation'» baseball ached- With six performers reaching double figures and three BOROUGH-Cuiha's KM Oratory School of &um»& nipped games to play before the championship plavoff« uJe creaton, diehard* that they are, will probably enforce tht caging more than 20 points, Ciba Pharmaceutical's City who ii ia trsinintr at Ettsssi't Chat- College High of Momtcltlr here, st ham Township, boxing- camp to March 28, Ciba practically walked into the pennant Th mid-April opening dates. League-leading combine routed the Easterners, 120-54, at 4S-«, am Feerwajy 2} ©a a foul N meet chanywott Ike Williams for conversion by £>Lck Moroftey with day night by 0Pankin? Stir-Jiner A.A., 57-42, to gain In our suburban little City of Summit, where baseball's Summit High's Maple street gymnasium on Monday evening. the world's welterweight tit!*, and-a-half game lead over the losers. Chatham The Cavaliers edged Lindsay Street Post of the American 10 teccttdm l«ft to play. Th* visitor* popularity- has been like a tide over a period of years, rising be featured speaker at a meeting; had won eiglit and lost aeven, wiiHe Ciba's nearest competitor, was de- Ugion, 84-61, ia the Bight's other of New ProvidtBce's Junior-Boy* Oratory bad regiitered only two feated ia a surprise upset by the Club over B & t. Bill's Si and falling with financial, population and other trends, tht league attraction. B s I Cavaliers, 59-*S. Ciba extended its Service and the AmerWr, L*r I n Club tbia afternoon at the ttorae wiat in U time* out Both teams 19*9 graph analysis indicates a new peak. The last peak was A record-smashing 4 8-polnt C—Blroffca 10 lead to tbretara»rjr S over the 100 mark for the second a is Other Boaen .appearing on the College ttig-h waa leading, &•¥>, nunjfio as manager, captured the Lackawanna League pen- t i ' S tame program sire Rusty- Payne, It was only the second win ia i Club time this season. Tht Clbs. 7 14 with otte minute left when D*w* Harry1. nant west coast heavyweight, and Walt eleven ctarts for the Cavaliers, who 47 scorer, Ray Schmidt, who had an it Clark connected for the victors to in the last few times out have Carlonea Hafer, mid-west heavyweight, who. tie the score at 42 «11. Then 11«.L Afttr a period of postwar fumbling, punctuated by league- overall total of 20 markers, tossed O. F. played theif best ball of the'season. Jualor Order B 38 rfeeatly battled Bernie Reynolds Moroney clinched the victoi-y. BlU'stSheU 3« to-league shifts, reorganizations, low attendance figures and IS through the hoop In tht last pe- RF—T 1 23 30 IF—Wttwrs M : 1 T la a feature attraction at Newark's As a nutter of fact, the Cavaliers Al laa LegiLegioLioon riod onslaught, Tony Murcelltuio Warren Seamazis w*s Ugh moom Sportsman's Club -1 general apathy, last year's Red Sox, though far from pennant O-B. MarctUltac 0 4 Mosque Theatre. Each of the fight- led Chatham all the way in record- 's Cl 23 had 28 points tor the battered East- *> for the losert with 17 points, while ing the victory which w&s gained winntrs. ltd tht Lackawanna loop in attendance figures. Thli erners. a a ers will outline his career and pro- Moroney registered 10. year, with El wood C, Cornog, Summit High's capable base- vide tips eoBjcerniac to* path to in the closing seconds of play, A»32-ll first quarter advantage « M Oratory when Red Kerner dumped a free- OratorySpankt ball coach for more than 20 years, at the helm, the red-hosed cut the pharmaceutical organisa- acorn by . fistic success. > O v. jr. at 4s—tao Also to be discussed at toe same Stiew, rf 0 shot through toe hoops for the performers are pointing for another title. At the same time. tion on the victory trail. A 21-point Clb* 31 Baxlth, if 0 i IS 19— M meeting; will be plans for a dub- winning one-point margin. Stevens Acaden •urge increased the lead to 53-19 Referee—Roellke. _ _. _ CUrk.lI 3 ' Though Red was the only double Summit's last pennant-winning managers, the aforementioned at the halftime intermission. Scorer—Vm Dyke. Tlm» outs—Ciba 1. sponsored cake s*l« on March Vf, Qeary, If O Oratory School's quintet »p«, Zutemeis S. iPenoaal foul* eommtt- Velton, e 14 column scorer for the winners, Stevens Academy of Hf i»' Mr. Yannunzio, has formally announced that he is going to Other high icoreri on the Ciba t«d~Ctba 17, Itstsraan }?. Foul snots proceeds of which wilt be diverted Kohl, e a S Fuley. rg I three Chatham performers posted 34-H Friday night on St T«« return to the local diamond wars. This will, in all probability, club were Tom Finnertn with 21, attempt*! —Ctba 30. festernen 15- to> th* purchase of baseball uni- Moronex rt Fouled out—WUtbtrg. S. starecUlaa*. forma for an intra-bofouga junior t 3 15 two column scores led by Sam court heer. After a first qair give Summit a second topflight aggregation. John Blrofka with a like total and Colom, % o a o Cherry with IB. team. tie at 9 all, Aratory ciu!k,d ao Bill Brenn with 17. Bill Behre Totals S M LED PENNANT-WINNING NINE Cavatters CM) Kroner Dumps 14-13 lead at half time anti'v,.n:' caged 14 and Ernie Thibault 12 to Details are being completed to in- Collegr Hifh (42) Yannunzio's nine, which will be known as the Summit 0. P. to dominate the game tht r,5t add emphasis to the winning at- corporate the Junior Boys into the • • • a.( Joe Kroner, versatile Stirling RF—B Keener s 13 the way. Ed. Velten of the Mountaineers, has made application to several leagues for tack IF—i. CamUll 4 8 beginning of a local Police Athletic Sewaaoa, rf i 3 center, dumped irfai poiiits, to lead 4 8 ', opening the membership to EtetUy, ft B o in. the night's .scoring department. led the scoring for tlu gam. admission. An application has also been sent Harlan S. Ken- Cavaliers Pall Away C-Brttlott 1! 34 Bennett, If 9 a 16 Points. 4 Hunetiter, If O o Ciba had, * a" comfortable 28rlT nedy, the city's recreation director, for use of Soldiers' It was a much, different tale in 1 all youth* in the community be- Bpetr, c 3 3 Oratory (34) HO—O. Ktraer 1 IS lead at half-time and Stayed well the first contest of the night. The It tween the ages of ten and fifteen. 0 0 O Memorial Field on Saturday afternoons when tht hardball LO—J. CamUU < 1 0 HP—Stleve 0 Cavaliers, tied at the quarter 15-IS — ' -. —s i Members *of the Senior Boys dob Berry, rf out in front all the way. M BusteU. re 1 ••f iF~Clark 2 diamond is not. in schedule for the Red Sox. In this connec- and holding a slim 38-35 edge at 3T 10 ; will provide instruction and advis- Schledem»n. Is 3 ' Catallen (5») C—Veltsfl 8 tion. Manager Yannunzio has repeatedly stated that the the intermission, closed with a Untjsjr FMt, A. L. (Si) ory leadership for the future P.AX. ,-jr. C-Kolil ' Q. F. p. Tmate , 10 10 « W Kerntr,. rf •' 3 ' X' RO—Farley Mountaineers art "not fighting the Red Sox, and want to co- rush, caging 20 in the third tei- S 4 16 group. Present membership of the Orator)' to 1? h. CamlUt, rf 3 2 LO—Moroney LF—Johniou 7 15 Crowe, If- 4 • t alon and 29 in the final period. The Junior Boys is'as,, but it is antic- College High 14 12—« J. CimlUl, If 3 operate, in every way possible, to boost paying baseball in the Lindsay Street five went to pieces C-«-Howe 2 n Officials—Friea, fetnon. n 0 Totals 16 RO-Blnford s U ipated that more than 100 will be Hfattloff, c 4 0 Stettnt (24 Hill City." In the second half, scoring; 26 for LO—Pettltora » 11 eligible for the new organization. R. Kemer, rg 3 G. the two periods. RelHy, lg . J 1 RF—Singer 0 Although not all of the details are available at this writ- u 61 '49ers Gain Lead tiF—Touug 2 ing, a Herald' reporter learned yesterday that the Moun- Center Larry Bntloff set the Score by patlods: Totals 25 9 C~ Kosbisch 0 pace for the Cavaliers with a 24- Cavalier* . II S3 M »2S—84 Chatham Lfglon (SS) C—Poulette 4 taineers will shortly announce a distinguished board of direc- LlniUtT Ftat 19 30 14 12—81 Oratory School In Y Senior ." T. P. RQ—Oeyston. 5 polnt performance. Opponent Ben Bef tree—RoelUce. Umpire — Ueder; Nlede. rf i 0 4 L-^-toeder» 5 tors and a concrete plan for further boosting baseball interest Lassiter tallied 18. Timer—Trengrove. Scorer—Van Dyke. Badcock. rf,. . -. % •' • l w- 3 Time outs—Cavaliers 4. Lindsay Street Fathers Fete Basketball Loop Sayre. ir J I 5 Totals in Summit. This writer has examined tht preliminary plans, Box scores follow; 3. Personal fouls committed—Car- Chwrry, e .7 5 19 Oratory Clbs Pharmaceutical (130) alters 18, Undty Street 10. Foul shot* The '49era gained .undisputed Sacco, rg . a 3 15 Stevens 9 and the outline is the best we've ever seen for a local snorting attempted—Carallera 22. Unday Street Football Team posaessioa ot first place in the Tier, Ig * 4 4 12 OfficialsO : Fries aajl Pearson «M. Fouled out—L. CarallU. venture. o. r. v. The ftrit annual football dinner YMCA Senior Boys Basketball Totall* ~ 14 58 ENLARGED CHOO-CHOO LOOP RF—Plnneran 9 3 31 of the Oratory School was held League on Saturday by trouncing: Cavalieriess 4 21 19 1J—59 To Discuss Careers recently at the Hotel Beechwood. CChathah m 8 ISS IB 1«—51«58 With this apparently healthy local baseball picture, the Bomber**, 46-^. The Falcon* Retere*—Miller. Umpire — Andrews. With Stnior Students The affair was sponsored by the and Wheels' held on to a tie for Scorer—Jack Van Dyke. neighboring Lackawanna League communities, most of which fathers' club of the school. Those Mrs. Edythe W. Chiovarou. Savage Holds 3-Game Lead as second place by defeating Beacon Ciba (57) ance counselor of the Berk*' fared poorly at the gate last year, might contrive to steal a attending included fathers, mem- Hill and the Giants respectively, O. T. P Secretarial School, East Orar. law pages from the local plans. It might even be wise if the bers of the faculty, alumni of the 33-24 and 40-28. Memorial Hi-TT Finneran, rf S 1 17 1947 and IMS class and members BirtStall. rf 1 3 * Will visit Symmlt High School Choo-Choo loopers, who seek an eight-team league for 1949, spanked FaulRobeson Hi-Y, 88-38. Brenn, If 3 1 7 the Oak Knoll School to dm of the football team. Thlbavat, If a 0 4 invited tht Mountaineers to join as a second Summit entry. Pulverizers Tie Roots for 2nd si *umta» vocational guidance with sen; Henry Andreni, president of the h Swengon. c s 0 10 Spencer, rg 2 3. 6 student*. That would fill tht circuit out to include Mormtown, Madi- fathers' club, presided. Hugh « Schmidt, lg 3 1 7 Savage Esso Service continued to hold the headlines i She will be at the high son, Springfield, Berkeley Heights, Maple wood, the two Sum- in City Bowling League by sweeping against Spring Lake Devore, former Notre Dame coach j Berue. IK 1 0 2 and ROW coach at Saint Boneren- Giant* 3 Wednesday, March 9, at 8:30 a'» mit nines and a possible New Providnce outfit. The Red Sox- to maintain a three-game loop lead. Pulverizing Machinery YItmarisi H4-T 3 Tots!» 23 S7 ture College, was the gutsl speak- Paul Robrwn Stirling (41) and at Oak Knoll at 1:45 v Mountaineer meetings would certainly draw top crowds. took three from Earl of Chatham to tie Roots for second O. er. Rev. John Bain, headmaster BomWn 4 P. the sarne day. place as the latter were held to two wins by Summit Buick. . Btacon Hill Prist, rf ' 1 2 But let's" turn to other pages in the Spring-Summer and president of the school, also j Bftondl. If 3 S Faul Averages Kroner, c 8 spoke. • M»re* » 21 In Rtoding Contesf script.... • Diminutive Fred Faul, anchor "B" took two from Firemen "C." Sllcttl. TW r 3 Bowl, is 10 Karla Hofmeistcr of Kent Pi OTHER SPORTS FOR SUMMER man for Summit Buick, garnered Walton Oabome of Firemen "A" Awaraj oi goia iooioaiifl «erc ^.eon HIII vi. cmnti (1:51 p. m.) 4 made _by Richard C. Weber, coach, .t M«npri_u ICl-r .va Bombwt* <2;55 School will read five .<•*•**: Not all of Summit's 1949 Spring-Summer sporting activ- top scoring honors for the week, posted high single gamp score of Totali is JO 42 to all who played on last year's ' '*• m> Clbs 14 14 10 19-57 poems by Robert Frost in the high three game series of 635 and 204 and Frank Mea of M"It U high vt. Vnconf (3:53 p. m. > ity will be confined to baseball diamonds. Golf, tennis, awim- team. Elected co-captaini for Stirling ' 11 ••"•.. 11 14-4» annual. poetry, .reading coa high flngte game .s?ore of g|5 /<>r three-game aeries of 455. R«f*f»e—Miner. Umplrt —Andrew*. ming, softball. archery^, track and other outdoor pastimes will th« &omi«if season werc"""Vlctor" Scortr— Jack Van Dyk*. sponsored by the Npwark an overage of 211.667. Al Geat, February 23 Standings draw maximum, if not record-establishing, participation this W. t. Paturto and Ronald Mour. Jameu Enters JowitoNsm School of arts and sciences of ^ anchor man tor Roots, blazed away "A" 81 14 782.71 Farley -was captain last year. Robert F. Blehler, son of Mr. and Harry's Defeat Lions Unlveraity last Saturday. iy year. for a three-game series of 605, his M & M £8 17 781.11 Junior Order "A" 44 31 748.43 Mrs. August C. Blehler, 43 Division BOROUGH—Harry's Esso Serv- than 39 private, parochial«nd -M Facilities available at tht local country clubs—Canoe high game being 219, Sal MoesO, Faca Club 34 3* 722.57 One of the pioneer industrial avenue, has been admitted to the ice bowlers fortified their hold on lie- schools! have entered co end man for Savage, rolled three- Five kcr* 3S 39 731.11 corporations in America, the larg- second place in Division B of the teatants. Brook and Baltusrol—as well as tht Summit Tennis Club, Flrmicn "B" 29 4» 677.49 Syracuse University echool of jour- Short Hills Club and city-provided recreation areas, face ex- game series of 604 with a high Men's Club "SIT 48 lOtSl est and most pretentious of . the nalism. Admission to the school ia New Providence Bowling- League Firemen C" 10 6S ^358 INDOOR FOOTBALL panding usage. Nearby public golf courses, such as Gallop- game of 243. ' peroid, was granted its charter limited to upperclaflsmen who on Washington's Birthday by tak- Sweeps were posted by Mabens Free Aeies Extends Lead on November 22, 1T»1 by the New have maintained an average of It ing two from the league-leading Th« Atlantic City Convtati ing Hill and Valley View, will draw additional patronage and Gargiuloa over (kddis Taxi TOWNSHIP—Free Acres swept Jersey legislature. It was incorp- j ^ better in their Journalism New Providence-Berkeley Heights Hall, erected in 1926 and still I from local sportsmen, and golf driving ranges and Union and Ciba respectively. Charlines agaiiMt 3-Bar-S Ranch Friday orated at the "Society for estab-; courses*. Lions Club. Two-to-one decisions ing paid for, U the only ma: County recreation areas, will also share in Summit's athletic won two from the American Le- night In the Township Major lishing Useful Manufactures" and! Blchkr, a senior, is majoring In also prevailed with Carlonea, Jun- arena in the world which can hot Bowling League to extend its lead interest. gion, Summit Port 148. led to the rise of Paterson. j journalism. ior Order B and the Sportsman'! a regulation football game. February 24 Standing* to four games over Blue Mt. From the "highly newsworthy" point of view, Summitites Farms who lost a pair to the 8- 8av»ge GMO 50 13 will bt witching for headlines about the national tennis Pulverising Machinery 47 is Ball Club. Hilltop Service and tournament activities of 21-year-old Noreen Haney, seventh Root* 47 IS Stoncy Hill Estates posted 2-1 de- Mabtni 40 M cisions respectively over Funnel ranked in tht east and rated on top in New Jersey doubles Qargiulos 37 25 Spring Laka 30 33 A.C. a»tl«Rlver Bend. competition. Canadian-born Noreen has been a Summit resi- Clbs 14 3D Summit Buick 24 39 Frank Envy of Funnel A.C. dent since her graduation from McGiil University. With im- American Legion 22 . 41 rolled high single game score of Earl or Chathum 31 42 253 and high three game scries of proved stamina, this column predicts the very attractive young OedrilR TaM 19 44 lady will climb a few notches higher on tht tennis success Oharllnta 17 4» 592, the former score being a new Firemen Heep fast Pace high for the year. Free Acres) See you again ladder. BOROUGH —Firemen "A" con- made a new three-game high of A HO-HANDIGAP TOURNAMENT tinued to hold a three-gam* lead 2578. While passing out advice, this writtr would like to see In Division B of the Borough Bowl- !» Mandtnn W I, a first-rate local golf tourney this year, with all of Summit's ing: League by sweeping against Fret A«r«M 80 IS Five Ace« in February 23 matches. Blut Mt. F*rnu 4* 30 •and trap tvadtrs (at times) taking part. Establish four or ltam«l A-C. S» 7t MAM and the Men* Chib swept 8-Bi!l"Clnb 34 32 300 miles now five "ability" divisions, forget the handicaps, and watch the against the Pao« Club and Junior Hilltop g«rvl» 3t 3» out-oi-ttaton fur fly. Maybe our service dubs would see fit Rl#trlRl4 4 •» Order respectively. Firemen IT to iponsor trophies, or other suitablt priaes, for tht winners H«ofi*y Hill in tht various divisions. Softball contests under tht lights at Washington Field, FOR TOUR PLEASURE In tht northtrn stction of tht city, will feature tht 1948 statt championship Summit Sports Club. The big-bail performers will bt striving for titlt number two. . Lest rtsders think that premature Spring Fever has taktn hold of this writer, we'll halt our surtushlne report, don tht overcoat and fuavlined glovet, and return to tht Summit of February. But wt'rt still looking forward to clear skits, an Improved putting avtrags and a Saturday grandstand stat at Soldiers* Memorial Field Bring on tht molasses and sulphur! fkwt In Offlnq for fWr an adult member- R«Htr SkotU4| dull ship InUreatM! In dance and fig* ri*nB »r# b#Ing mad* to organ tirt ikitlng. This club would have itt 1 prlvaf* roller skating club Its skatrttfr. neaion MMion* on Sun- dayti iwtwiNNi U:»fl a.m. and f p. m iiilnf th« fRcimiMi of a roller link In this vlrinlty, but without any direct eonn«ctt«n with tt, DUM would probably H« on in anntisJ nuls and tht club, $m pro* Gallon for gallon, this 130-Hr Packard light f»sH, WowW b« strictly non- It mlUi ahoad of itt fioldl Comt in.-s«« why I profit, nnn-mm|>#tltlv# and *n- tlrtly in th» (nt#r*si of mw« »ro« firirnt dtnc« ikatlng and fellow West m dbidk otar igur«*r hcwitptwrtr «njghtor»«ld H Smith, 7M River road, Chatlism, for fur- tbU Ptcsnud gsw ta«k>. 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i n,,,,,,h<-r.» must now-"keep ? ' H' urged fhat Morff* l(jrw,, n;i the fronts of their i ' imprmv roerclian keep the TltVXew Grnnsi I'nion Kuprr 31arkt*l«.15.15'BrouthVa*. I.%«. 2'M%t Sin'Hl ,>f«,\«»rk tf ca for a rc« shoppem. In m |,#'(Mkrd the member- This » lh« second super modern, all-in-one Grand Union Super Market t>> be presented lo the residents of Upper New Ispvf• the new president "the * loyal support" given bJro. York City in seven months. It is equipped with the now famous "speed c-h- J>I; ng" convnuencet — the Food-O-Mdt — fironth.a problem the Meateria, tO0% self-servke meat department — express checkout b so:h and many other ihopping facilities. This rj-Mayor Ernert S. Hickok market also features toiletries, housewares, candies, as well as the corn; lelo line of food and household products that fd the Chamber on Ita H possible for the housewife to buy all of her needs conveniently, pkv. -ar/.'iy und-eccnoinicftllv under one roof. dursnj its ten yean of XOTIILM. STOPS t; If «nd stated that It had • increiuscd in membership In 1626 Manhattan wai purchased from the Indiana. One spot remained vacant for JOI> THE GltA.\ll PAIIAIIi: 111 ^IIA^ll IMOV in influence. He added over 323 years. During all these year* buildings were constructed all over N«w York city is in a state Of trari' City but this spot was left untouched. The lolid rock formation ruing high above I and that expanding indua- the sidewalk level discouraged building on this tite. In order to bring a Grand Union 5 suburban locations Super Market to the housewives of the Marble Hill section, over 26,000 cubk feet of problem and that the rack were blasted out. NOTHING STOPS GRAND UNION. and Council "wants and |the help of the Chamber." the gue.fta introduced |f>!ini'i!riifn Percy M. Blnnd Union "AA" and "A" Q.nthiv "•' >. *• "/ ailor-htudt*' for ?*i» ii-gilr and "Satktd hy De^n. William H. Kaye, Bond", your guarantee of tat >'.nt, n m t< > r»; tiniln! G:.-mJ Union m»at* ar« pricr'd low. wident of the Chamber, Top Quality members of the board of ib nrho were present. d Shank Half entertainment conflated of Smoked 49 |r,;:sn a singer who also gave trsonations of stage and You can »*rv* varitd and int«M$ting mualt during tmnt with thm &nm *«/«c*i»n of An* quality ;w!ehriti?sv a gentleman gr»c*ri»* at Grand Union. Grand Union'* lewtr prtem policy aavmu yop money mvry Jay. : On 45 tpar^ntly consumed lighted Marvh inil a ; Cf •am of Mushroom or iKiw super,market •cig«rs «nd • cigarettes j «lnfd the *v*r» i di-tcomfort. and a master rand fnlon fsmll>. Clam Chowder Soup jjj5 Broadway (Rl '». \ turkl). N«>«' Ynrk City, FreshPork j and (t>ckta:!o were en- ihl« njtarldinii nrvt market if fully tf)u!pin-d uith all tti- fjrior to the meal. In Tomato big rne food thniinina: pifasiinter, eas- -r»M for the dinner *«UCO 21 or. can ier, »r""«l«r, allrt mnr» rco itn chirsc of Edward C» Van Camp's Beans iH'ii't k'a'. Boneless E. J id c5fu oifc!fl ciwirmnn «>f the enter- THI FOOD-0-MAT atwaimltto", Various Brand* fn thl« •trfauilin<>d, un-. ;u> U can* (iM.tl, ihiny-cl»*in marxrt, »» Ml Tomato Paste u II tt* inanv cither (iraml I'nlon mark*t« In th» metT" Boneless Pit A list lit Tomato Sauco jii.litsn ar?a, hurried house TO CREDITORS Noi- tl>^ F-joil-(>-XI.>t. Over mm'- '• Of MARIE JOHNSON. al»o Various Brands oval can _ w M B MARIE JOHNSON. Sardines Kd.-xlB Ian be K"l<-rteil «t t)«- K.*(>f|-f »-M;H *|i!ick!v and '•it?* Premium Slit! Sacon 69 twti i|'.'. II- iiscwlvcs ar^ ansur-n . •- ht order of CHARLES Aunt Vh Ib ••I f;v-h m«Ti-handlxf nf ali 1JR P'lrrojBte or the County ti'ii>-s — th« first l'aek»g» ill Fa. made on thf Elrvrath diy itntimo pkg. ID th« flrsl pn(k«Ko out. Fary A D., ISO, t>poa the Pancake Flour Laef --t:r THI MIATfRIA Fresh 49^ pa of th» imdfTdtgned. aa A«- ~»ii of the pstatp of said de- Tl>« M*at»ri* "ff<-r« fv»r» tsilcf t» hereby siven to the Booch-Nut kiml *nrt rut of (iranii riiion i « Mid dece*«Mj to eshttlt •'VA quality "Tallot-M«<1-' fi'tcribw wndsr cmth or tfflr- m-at>, pt-*'i»ack;t dril in Irari*- Steer Beef Liver '.'Ir rlalini «nd demands inifnl wrap|tinsr*i plainly J tni *«t »te of mid dfcrnsfd Baby Foods J.I ;i (i| — all r-'ady t» "pick In month* from th« dttt Of Strainad Choppsd Frethmade UP untl go." No waiting in w thty will b« forrftr d Ch Mnt fnr s iwmhtr nr butchpf Cut 4J Haddock Fillets 1 Lamb Shoulders L i pro5w?titlni5 or trecovfrliia lo s*rv« ynu. It's compl«t»l>' «»!r«»t th« subscriber. «»7f.»frvlvr. AWNA JOHNSON. 10i«<93< Craamy Admtnijtr»tri*. EVERYTHING UNOIR Beef tor Stew *«..„ ib 0«j< Boston Mackerel "^ 21 < 8 MkmM3r Fr«th ONE ROOF ^tw/^ - In tills new ii!»rk*t y->» . J C«ni«r Cul liuy ail j •>m:..l.,{.iocl rniiJ »• S9<' Kaliiiiit Steaks ^- <**4& ?hoM ne< (Is "uiii!»r "ne Ham Slices NOTICB fruit* pKid vijtf- t.ihl«»*. rt«ir>' fond*, froien fl»up llrg* Whit* «rd Irown n nd eklrna iffokfo r Lenlili * •— "• 18/ ciailo lthtn thr»» Ctfll KiX1 "'* Grand Union alwayt him a full mt!action tf Farm t rrtb Fruit* mrui V#(«- f ornUnd Minced Clm —- SH" Split Nil ••**• 15/ labltt. Grand Union'* Itnv pru - /••'.»-•»< v »nt.#* >OII ntmx mvery Jay or #n# ytar. "* Pit leini . .•••*•• •*•• 1 #f * ThomM Mid A*oct«- , «37y 4 ft j liby Liai I«IM *>«*^« 19/ Red Ripe Tomatoes 2-2IV Dog Food firflit Ntrtben Itam V',"" *«(«.-i«t|«n quSUting Pro«1««tiw! 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i J iNvrrt-r, IN. Colgate's Fab Ivoryy Snow Swan Soap Silver Dust Ivory Soap 99 44/100 ',.«; Puri for Srraw Whilt HaHandn s T«nl«f Soap fae« Cloth in "n .'"••->h«;,^i»^- « 29/ 3 i 28< l t»#.T tiip , , 4MI*2B/ •>••• fom CRAMD VXIim SflPKIl 'niAll.KET XKAII ¥OU to lift 9* 3NL ;, •»•• A. M. «tw» .M.» «»!• A. -M. J', M.}-|*ilttf*l>. •«•• THi SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MAft£H l» l»4f P 6- Ciba Extends Basketball Loop Lead to 3 Gomes Ciba Five Routs Easterners ^Wkvilant &vllant 0o CollegCollegee Hig Highh o off £a¥^fersJI(«et Chatham as To Summit Up Address Borough Montdair Nipped Another batebatl season is on the approach. If we were Ciba five Spanks Stirling to judge by the recent siege of unseasonably warm weather, In City League Game, 120-54 with budding floweri and 70 degree temperatures, the dia- Junior Outfit • By Oratory, 4342 With only two more regular City Basketball I mond season is already hera. But the nation's baseball sched- With six performers reaching double figures and three BOROUGH-Cuba's Kid Gavilan, Oratory School of Summit nipped games to play before the championship playoffs ule creator*, dtehardt tf>«t they are, will probably enforce the caging more than 20 points, Ciba Pharmaceutical's City who is in training at Bhsan's Chat- College High of Montclair here, Kirch 28, aba practically walked into the pennant%£* ham Township boxing camp to 43-4% on February 23 on a foul mid-April opening dates. • League-leading combine routed the Easterners, 120-54, at day night by spankin? StirUni? A.A., 57-42, to gain Summit High's Maple Btreet gymnasium on Monday evening. meet.champion Ike Williams for conversion by Sick Moroney with In our suburban little City of Summit, where baseball's the world's welterweight title, will 10 seconds left to play. The visitors and-a-half game lead over the losers. Chatham The Cavaliers edged Lindsay Street Post of the American Ob' nearestt competitortl , d popularity bai been like a tide over a period of years, rising be featured speaker at a meeting had won eight sutd lost seven, wWle feated ia a surprise: upset by the Club over B & L. legion, M-el, in the night'* other of New Providence's Junior. Boys Oratory bad registered only two Bill's and falling with financial, population and other trends, the league attraction. Lf—Br»nn S IT Cavaliers, 59-fia. Oba extended its Service and the American I* J Club thi* afternoon at the home wins in 11 tlm*a out. Both team* A record-amaahing 45-point C—Blrotka 10 21 lead to three ganie* Monday night New Providence' Post 433 1949 graph analytii indicates a new peak. The last peak waa BO—Schmidt 12 35 of Carl BhnU. ' are out of the running in the loop. fourth quarter put the Ciba quintet Rd—Thlb»uH S IS defeating th« Easterners. February z i reached in 1941, when Summit's Red Sox, with John Yan- Other boaters appearing on the College Hig* WH leading, 42-40, over the 100 mark for the second LO—8p»ncer 3 B It was only the second win in Llow Club LO~-B 1 7 Warren Seaman* was high scorer Sportsman's Club O—B. MarcftUltiw . 1 0 4 Mosque Theatre. Each of the fight- led Chatham all the way in record- general apathy, last year's Red Sox, though far from pennant had 20 points for the battered East- for the losers with 17 points, while BO—Blrdsall 0 ers will outline his career and pro- ing-the victory which was gained winners, led' the Lackawanna loop in attendance figures. This erner*. LO—Oulda 2 Moroney registered 15. vide tips concerning the path to in the dosing second* of play, year, with Elwood C. Cornog, Summit High's capable base- A»32-1J first quarter advantage * 94 Oratory CM) Orcrfory fistic success. » O. r. when Red Kerner dumped a free- ball coach for more than 20 years, at the helm, the red-hosed put the pharmaceutical organisa- 8cor« by periodss: Stteve, H 0 Cibib a 332 11 22 Also to be discussed at the *ame o ahot through the hoops for the tion on the victory trail. A 21-polnt 19— S4 Smith, ri 0 0 Stevens Acade performers are pointing for another title. At the same time, Easterners 12 1 1« meeting will be pla.ru for a club* Clark, lf 3 ft winning one-point margin. turge increased the lead to BS-19 Beferee—Roellks. Tlwer—Tr»ngrd»e. Oratory School's quintet s Summit's last pennant-winning managers, the aforementioned Scorer—Van Dyke. Tim* outs—Ciba 1, sponsored cake xal» on March Ifif, 0 0 Though Ke4 was the only double at the halftlme intermission. Velton, s a Stevens Academy of H, Easterners 5. Personal fouls commit- proceed* of which will be diverted Kohj, o 2 4 column #corer for the winners, Mr. Yannunzio, hai formally announced that he is going to Other high scorers on the Ciba ted—Ciba 17, Easterners 17. Poul snots 34-24, Friday night on St. 1 -Ciba 20. EMterans 11. to tin purchase of baseball uni- B^rtW. r« I -•o three Chatham performer* posted return to the local diamond wars. This will, in all probability, club were Tom Finneran with 21, ~ MamUtasw, Moroney, ri s 3 court heer. After a first, John Btrofka with a like total and Fouled out—Wttbers, form* for an intra-borough junior Colon, lg 0 two column scores led by Sam give Summit • second topflight aggregation. Behrf. 0 Cherry wjtiv 18. tie at'9 all, Aratory eh^i Bill Brenn with 17. Bill Behre .team. 14-13 lead at half time ami» LED PENNANT-WINNING NINE Tot»U KjrjMser IHimpa caged U and Ernie Thlbault 12 to Cavaliers (H) Detail* are being completed to In- College Hlfh C«>. to dominate the gatm? the Yannunrio'i nine, which will be known as the Summit • . a. P. ii. F. Joe Krozser, versatile Stirling add emphasis to the winning at 13 corporate the Junior Boys into the the way. -ISd-Vel'ten of the RP—B. Kerner . • 1 Sektniuu. rf ~ 7 3 center, dumped in'^21 polrtts, to lead Mountaineers, has made application to several leagues for tack. UP—L. OsmlUl . *« ,0 8 beginning of a local Police Athletic RelUy, rf . . 0 0 led the scoring for the g ,| 0 S ia.th« night's scaring department. ;)Mc admission. An application has also been sent Harlari S. Ken- Cavalier* Pull Away LP—Hytr " League, opening the membership to Bennett, U 3 2 16 points. C—Brstlotf 11 2 24 Hunzlker. If ., 0 0 Qba had, a comfortable 2MT It was a much different tale in RO—R»Hly 1 a A all youths in the community be- Speer, e 3 Oratory" (34) nedy, the city's recreation director, for use of Soldiers' BO—O, Kerner 7, 2 19 a lead at half-tlrne andt fetayed well the first contest of the night. The tween the ages of ten and fifteen. Hawei. e 0 o G Memorial Field on Saturday afternoons when the hardball « s 11 Berry, rg 1 out in front all the way. RF—Stleve i) Cavalier*, tied at the quarter 18-15 Members "of the Senior Boys Club Russell, rg 1 o Vt—Clark 0 CH (5» i diamond is not' in schedule for the Red Sox. In this connec- and holding a slim 38-55 edge at 3T 10 M will provide instruction and advls- Scbledeman, lg 1 3 C—Vrtten r, Uaesay Post, A. L. («1> r. P. C—Kohl •i tion. Manager Yannunzio has repeatedly stated that the the Intermission, closed with a O. oryjeadership for the future P.A.L. ei a. l RO—Farley o Tot»l» 18 10 41 3 t RP—Lssslttr • •'- 4 L.. CamUll, rf ' LO—Moroney 4 Mountaineers are "not fighting the Red Sox, and want to co- rush, caging 20 in the third sea- W group. Present membership of the Oratwy S 10 IJ 15—43 3 i sion and 28 in the final period. The LP—Johnson 7 1 15 College High 14 11 12—« Ccowe, If" operate, in every way possible, to boost paying baseball in the C—Howe , 3 2 . « Junior Boys-ia 85, but }t is antic- Officials—FrlM, Pearson3 . J.' C&mllll, If 4 o Toub is Lindsay Street five went to pieces RG—Blnford S i U Brattloff, c 2 0 Steven* (24) ipated that more than 100 wilt be 4 3 Hill City." v "•*•••'• in the second half, scoring 26 for LG—Petttford . 5 1 B. Kemer, r» G. r a eligible for the new organization. R«Uly. lg S 1 RF—Singer 0 0 I 1 Although not all of the details are available at this writ- the two periods, 11 '49ers Gain lead .LF—Younc :i 0 Center Larry Bratloff set the Score by periods: si Totals 35 O—Hosbach 0 0 ing, a Herald reporter learned yesterday that the Moun- Cavaliers II 33 30 ,39—84 CtMtbam Legion (9l> . C—Poulatte 4 0 Oratory School a. RQ—Geyitoa taineers will shortly announce a distinguished board of direc- pace for the Cavalier*. with a 24 Lindsay Post IS 30 14 13—01 In Y Senior 0 1 point performance. Opponent Ben Referee—Roellke. Umpire — tleder. rf » Lr—Loeders 5 1 tors and a concrete plan for further boosting baseball interest Timer—Trengrove. Scorer—Vsn Dyke. Badcock. rf l Lassiter tallied 1«. Time out*—Cavaliers 4. Lindsay Street Fathers Fete Basketball Loop Sayre. If • • j .Totals in Summit. This writer has examined the preliminary plans, Box scores follow: 3. . Personal fouls committed—Cav- Chewy, «s Oratory 12 The '49era gialned .undisputed Sacco, 'rg . Stevens 4 Ctna Pharmaceutical (120) aliera 18, Linda? Street 19. Paul abott Tier, lg . and the outline it the best we've ever seen for a local sporting O. "P. P attempted—Cavaliers 32. Llnday Street Football Team po£8ession of first place in the Officials: Fries and Pear.w:i. venture. RP—Ptaneran 9 3 21 18. Fouled out—L. camUll. The first annual football dinner YMCA Senior Boys BaaketbtUl Totals 23 1* 58 of the Oratory School was held CuvsMers 4 21 19 15—59 To Discuss Careers ENLARGED CHOO-CHOO LOOP League on Saturday by trouncing Chatham 8 15 19 16—SB recently at the Hotel Beechwood. the Bombers, 40-26. The Falcons Reteren—Miller. Umpire — Andrews. With Senior Students With this apparently healthy local baseball picture, The affair wu «ponsored by the and Wheek held on to a tie for Scorer—Jack Tan Dyke. > neighboring Lackawanna League communities, most of which fathers' club of the school. Those Mrs. Edytha W. Chiovarou, g Savage Holds 3-Game Lead as second place by defeating Beacon ance counselor of the Berktj attending included father*, mem- fared poorly at the gate last year, might contrive to steal a Hill and the Giants respectively, O. T, Secretarial School, East Oranj few pages from the local plans. It might even be wise if the bers of the faculty, alumni of the 33-24 and 40-28. Memorial Hi-Y Pinn«r«a, rf 8 1 1947 and 1648 class and members Blrdsall, rf 1 ' 3 will visit Summit High School 1 spanked Paul Robeson Hi-Y, 38-33. Brenn. U 3 1 the Oak Knoll School to di« Choo-Choo loopers, who seek an eight-team league for 1949, of the football team. Thlba\»Jt. M % 0 invited the Mountaineers to join as. a second Summit entry. Pulverizers Tie Roots for 2nd February 31 Staadlan Swernon, e t 0 vocational guidance -with Henry Andreni, president of the W L Spencer, rg i 3 student*. . That would fill the circuit out to include Morriatown, Madi- fathers' club, presided. Hugh •mn 5 0 Schmidt, lg 3 1 - Savage Esao Service continued to hold the headlines Falcons t 1 She will be at the high schj Dcvore, former Notre Dame coach • Behre. IK 1 0 son, Springfield, Berkeley Heights, Maplewood, the two Sum- in City Bowling League by sweeping against Spring' Lake Wltette 1 Wednesday, March 9, at 8:30 a.) and now coach at Saint Bonevcn- Glanti 3 2 ! mit nines and a possible New Providnce outfit. The Red Sox-to maintain a three-game loop lead. Pulverizing Machinery Memorial HIT t S Total) as 1 57 and at Oak Knoll at l -.45 p. { took three from Earl of Chatham to tie Roote for second ture College, was the g\iest speak- Paul Robnon I i Stlrltaif (42)- Mountaineer meetings would certainly draw top crowds. er. Rev. John Bain, headmaster * t 4 a F. the same day. place as the latter were held to""two wins by Summit Buick. Bpacon Hill 0 S Priw, rf I 0 But let'a turn to other pages in the Spring-Summer and president of the school, also Bltondl. ]f i . Faui Averages 211.667 Krozaer, c 9 S In Reading Contest script.... • "B" took two from Firemen "C." spoke. March B flanm Sllettl. rg 1 Diminutive Fred Faul, anchor '<9en vi Caul Rcbeion (12:33 p. m.) 1 Karla Hoftneister of Kent I'll Walton Qaborne of Firemen "A" Awards of gold footballs were Beacon Hill v». Glnnti (t:55 p. m.) Rossi, Is 4 3 OTHER SPORTS FOR SUMMER man for Summit Buick, garnered School' will read fivp made by Richard C. Weber, coach, Memorial HI-Y v«. Bonberi (2:M 16 10 43 Not all of Summit's 1949 Spring-Summer sporting activ- top scoring honors for th« week, posted high single game score of p. m.) Total! poems by Robert Frost in the 1 204 and Frank Mca of M & M high to all who played on last year's Wheel* v«. Fslefcin (3:55 p. m.> U 10 l»r-S7 ity will be confined to baseball diamonds. Golf, tennis, swim- high throe game aeries of 635 and team. Ulecied co^eaptains for atirtiar- -•«••'- 14« annual poetry readirrg : three-game series of 555. Beferte — Miller. Umpire - - Andrews. ming, idftbin, afcheryj track and other' buldboFpaiti'mes'wiiT high single game score of 2*3for the coming season were Victor Bcerer— Jack Vsn Dy*». sponsored by the Newark (Me an average of 211.667. Al Ckut, February 23 Standings Enters Journalism School of arts and sciences of Ri draw maximum, if not record-establishing, participation this W. L. Ave. Paturzo and Ronald Mour. James anchor man for Roots, biased away Firemen "A" , 61 14 782.71 Farley was captain last year. Robert F. Biehlcr, son of Mr. and Harry's l>efeat lions Unlvensity last Saturday. year. for a three-game series of 605, hi* M & M. 58 17 781.11 Mrs. August C. Biehler. 48 Division BOBOUaH—Harry's Esso Serv- than 39 private, parochial and i Junior Order "A" 44 31 746.43 Pacilitiea available at the local country clubs—Canoe high game being 219. Sal Monso, Pftca Club 30 39 723.S7 One of the pioneer industrial avenue, has been admitted to the ice bowlera fortified their hold on lie- schools have entered end man for Savage, rolled three- Five Acra 36 39 •J21.ll corporations In America, the larg- Syracuse University e'ch'ool of Jour second place in Divlglon B of the teatanta. Brook and Baltusrol—as well as the Summit Tennis Club, Firemen "B" 29 48 077.40 Short Hills Club and city-provided recreation areas, face ex- game series of 604 with a high Men's Club \11 48 496.31 est and most pretentious of, the nallsm. Admission to the school i« New Providence Bowling-League game of 243. ' Firemen "C" 10 65 023.W peroid, traa granted its charter limited to upperclassmen who on Washington's Blrthd&y by tak- INDOOR FOOTBALL panding usage. Nearby public golf courses, such as Gallop- Sweeps were posted by Mabens Free Acres Extends Lead on November 22, 1791 by the New have maintained an average of B ing two from the league-leading The Atlantic City Convea ing Hill and Valley View, will draw additional patronage and Garglulos over Oeddla Taxi TOWNSHIP—Free Acres swept Jersey legislature. It was incorp- or better in their journalism New Providence-Berkeley Heights Hail, erected In 1926 and still from local sportsmen, and golf driving ranges and Union and Ciba respectively. Charlines against 3-Bar-S Ranch Friday orated as the "Society for estab- paurma. Lions Club. Two-to-one decisions ing paid for, is the only indi County recreation areas, will also share in Summit's athletic won two from the American Le- night in the Township Major lishing Useful Manufactures" and Biehler, a senior, is majoring in abo prevailed with Carlonea, Jun- arena In the world which can Bowling League to extend lta lead ior Order B and the SportsmsJi> interest. gion, Summit Port 14S. led to the rise of Paterson. journalism. a regulation football gamp. February 24 Standings to' four games over Blue Mt From the "highly newsworthy" point of view, Summitites W. L. Farms who lost a pair to the 8- Savage Eato SO 13 Ball Club. Hilltop Service and will be watching for headlines about the national tennis Pulverizing Machinery 47 10 tournament activities of 21-year-old Noreen Haney, seventh Roots 47 16 Stoney Hill %tate# posted 2-1 de- Mabem 40 33 cisions respectively over Funnel ranked ia the east and rated on top in New Jersey doublet Gargtulos 37 36 Spring; Lake 30 33 A.C. and-River Bend. competition. Canadian-born Noreen has been a Summit resi- Cibs 34 39 Frank Erny of Funnel A.C. Summit Buick 24 30 dent since her graduation from McGill University. With im- American Legion 33 41 rolled high *ing!e game scone of proved stamina, this column predicts the very attractive young Earl of Chatham 21 42 283 and high three game aeries of O«ddU Takt 19 44 lady will climb a few notches higher on the tennis success Charllnt* 17 48 592, the former score being a new' Firemen Keep Fast Pace high for the year, FTP* Acre* See you again -r ladder. BOROUGH —Firemen "A" con-made a new three-game high of A NO-HANDICAP TOURNAMENT tinued to hold a three-game lead 25T5. While passing out advice, this writer would like to see in Division B of the-Borough Bowl- « I ing League by sweeping against W I first-rate local golf tourney this year, with all of Summit's so te Five AOM In February 33 matches. Bliif Mt. rarm* 30 aand trap evaders (at times) taking part. Establish four or Funntl A.C. Ml M A M and the ll«n'« Ctub swept 3» 3T 8-Ball Club S3 300 miles from now I five "ability" divisions, forget the handicaps, and watch the 3« against Uw Pao* Club and Junior Hilltop S*rriM » Rlv.r B«na eut-of-sesson fur fly. Maybe our service clubs would see fit Order "A" respectively. Firemen Hton*y Hill 17 to sponsor trophies, or other suitable prties, for the winners in the various divisions. Softball contests under the lights at Washington Field, In the northern section of the city, will feature the 1948 state championship Summit Sports Club. The big-ball performers will ba striving for title number two. Lest readera think that premature Spring Fever has taken hold of this writer, well halt our sunushine report, don the overcoat and fur-lined gloves, and return to the Summit of February. But wa're still looking forward to clear ikies, an Improved putting average and a Saturday grandstand seat at Soldiers' Memorial Field, Bring on the molasses and sulphur t

Plant in Offing, for h»r#abouU for an a4u(t m*mber- Roller SkcrtU? Club •hlp IttturMtiNl In danc* an4 flf- Piana are being madt to urt tkaiing ThU club would have is^ a prlvat« rollir afasUitf Ha skattnf season M*atons »n Sun* day* h*tw##n 11:30 a. m. and S p. nt iMttig th* facllHlwi at a rolltr 'V* rink In this vicinity, but without any !i inl*rwrt»d may «ow» "N* fmMn\ MW's ih* hut Ctmteh rtpmir mmtt In SummM Start with 17 (thf aipaciry of That'a how Pacluid "frae«hireathv- your neatby Packard dealer's! nittnlwil* with &nm\$ H Smith, ing" •ngine dwign It writing the this Packard n* tank). Multiply, Mf«r## huU am bigh til Wvtr ttm&, Ohathaira, for fur» by 18

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tm,m mid. after obtain- o|i.nion» from TV •»-.-!- 4 i- *§*w • liability of obtaining auch "rti::un'J t» approach di- . minageinent of some of . ,tor.-i of New York on «^» Praised ^^P^W fm ,1Jf m* yaiA to the I Artlr-ir Becker, immediate ,t, and Dean H. ^ \, k •pr^dnit of the First N«- f \ |Bank & Trust Co. and « di- Mr, Becker with *****.% i. p.'nn b'ii ilf of the tnem- statiiis ttv.it Mr. Becker ight an adolescent org«n- VI8FT. , maturity." •iktr ni accepting th«^ ri-i.'f'i'iiiion to his hoard 'X <—-IOOFT.— ..•i»£A- if-f -fir i, >-?«T**r" •#v«*_!»: A_ irc/iV-1' t'Tin of offli'p and I HIP riu roaching »hop- *"« |in!«r.«. uHrning the member- fe*ii > jionpymoon is over" ihrrs must now "keep Kws if.-uwod that stor*- fdrp.1"' up thfi fronts of their improvo merclvandise BROADWAYS XEWl-ST ^liASH HIT effort to keep the The IVew farantl Inioa Sisiprr ^larl»el»^J.Vl llruiuilw «* j Xt "JSilI»t M;r ar.'iy and economically under one roof. during ita ten year* of \OTHI\I; STOPS ixiox |kt and stated that it had • increasei} in membership ID 1026 Manhattan mi purchased from the Indians. Ona spot remained vacant for THE MIAMI l> A It till T« <.HA.\1I IMOS in influence. He added over 323 yean. Daring all these years buildings were constructed all over New York |ie city is in a state of tran- City bat this spot was left untouched. The solid rock formation rising high' above that expanding indu»- the sidewalk level ducouragedl building on this kite. |h order to bring a Grand Union king suburban locatiotts U Super Market to the housewives of the Marble Hill section, over 26,000 cubic feet of :« problrm and that the rock wen Masted oat NOTHING STOPS GRAND UNION. and Council "wants and |the help of the Chamber." the guysts introduced 1 ni-iinitn Percy M. Btflnd j L nton "AA ' and "A" It ur/ dv'* for _haa wa*ie an P. Dean, William H. Kaye, (IM'UI I'nion tntata nr* president of the Chamber, [members of the board of Top Cuatity Ib few who wore present. Slwnk Half I entertainment consisted of Smoked H n. a singer who also gave personations of stage and y*u can *ert« varied and intmfiting mtalt during Lint with ih* An* ttUction of tint quality «r pric* p«\i*y »af•• you money tvry day. #^'j \^Rcjdy-lo Cook On- Broilers&r renUy. canaunied lighted March Znd » shiny "ciprs and "Cigarettes Cr*am of Muthroom or ii"w super markci j <«i n f *1 the f vf.r- i discomfort, and a master Clam Chowd»r Soup flriin'd I'nibn family. Jionios. \ turkc-y dinner waa 2—29' ...... at uoiS Broadway (»t T>-'49? JSlst Si I iff). Now York City. Fresh Por, jand loelttailo were en- ihl« npiirkl'liiK n»w market I* .fully equipped with all i**-- i* f |rior to the meal In Tomato big ncwqiit mnovattuni to mak» r Corned Beef amenta for the dinner S«UCO 21 or. can food Hh^ppltiK pt^AKHntftr. 6Aii , ib charge of Kdward C. Van Camp's Beans 14/ icr, .*j)i>'aic», »nrt mnr« tea Boneless Grand Union Quality fh«:rjn«,, of the enter- THi F00D-0-MAT iWtnmmittcc, Top Sirloin, Crois RIDJ Various Brands cani In thin streamlined, un^. iu! In i'il, I'hlnj-cloan nurkfi. «• Of ftp or BolfOrTI Round Ib Tomato Paste 3 Jm0* iv.ll an many oth^r Urand Boneless r: I ; 1/ AD\ PRTIBEMEVT8 Knton m«rk(!tn In th« metro In Tomato Sauco pulltsn urea, hurrl»«l houir net TO CREDITORS Noi OOv wives can nhnp with »»»» at f tin- KooJ-0-Mnt. Ovi-r Ui'ii Variout Brandt ib ! OF MARIE JOHNSON, alto oval can mm%M c.thned, iiachaK'-rt anrt jU" ~~ »» B MARIE JOHNSON. Sardines Kuniln i-jtt ho n»l( Kiiort-fi-Mat quickly and fa- Premium ?l ; Bacon 69' to \hp order of CHARLES il). H'liisewtv* nrn anMtr>'i fn'.-li iiicri'liiUKll)"* a! al- I. JR Surrogate of the County tiuK-n —• tli« flint packiigo In M.ttlo from Selected lb "• m»d* on th« Eleventh d«y in the flr»i pachag* out. »fT A D.. l»40, uoon the Pancake Flour •OIVtIfltQ P^S Le.in Culi of Beef J or the undersigned, a* Ad- 29^ r 15^ THE MIATIRIA Fresh Gro,.(l. Laef 49' rt« of tue r,t»te of aatd de- t'lin M«at*rla "ffT* »v»iv ti« i, hereby given to the BMch-Nut kiinl anrl rul of flrand I'iti<• sr J»( mil dfceased to exhibit "\\" y\i»lltv "T*llm -Mail'' |wwrlbM under oftth or dfftr- ni''i»t». pi"i;|nii'U:iRrd In tian*- iR«r run™ and demands Steer Beef Liver iMit-nt. wrappltifo, plalnlv mate of slid dreeMed Baby Foods priicl .ill r";idy in "pick month« from tht data of Frethmade jS up sod Bo." No waiting In or thty will b» torwnt TQOdS Sd Chopped Sk-ltnf fnr a nHrntrr or hutch«-r , ' pro»«\iting or recovering to ami you. It'i completely Lamb Shoulders . ^ 4J. Haddock Fillets > ^ 39> l«nln«t the subscriber. •?lf-a»rvlr*. ANNA JOHNSON. 10"93< 6 <•" 83/ Admtnlstratrl*. IVERYTHING UN0IR Beef for Stew P1' Boston Mackerel 21' KBNTZ, Attorn«y ONE ROOF Avenu* • In this new market .\'aii Imy all ? "Ui fi>ofl ami c.«., wJw F«l»-i7.8O hoiia'hold iie<(t» uudT "tic Ham Mices Kali^uLSleaks • 49< rnnf _ trenh fruit j and %•<•«»• Fntk Brttfi A Iaf»t*»',rt';*t1rv' fondp, frogen rttih, f fr> I I fri'7"n fnnHn and Ire rr#«m, L.ni-Puf« Port, 1 !h nr* of tht Hew Providence h.iki'l noodi. tr>ll«tr|K» and Sausage Oysters « ^'"« <•»• 25< •nd I,oiin AMoeUtton hnii!«ihoid -product*. '"I ^Corporation of N»J» Quality Maid , N«w Jersey. ' L«rg« Whit* , L*rs* "town ' » h*rfhy given to the orchlev'» Macaroon Mix tn« Nnw Provldenc* Butld- •n Amortition Llqvild««n« i of N»w Proftdence, N. 3., Gorton** (UflSHBURN'B ltl <• HM Cafe Macsroons cin 17 13A-1 to 1T:11A-I»1 Nofw«gion Early Morn «. to bring in und«r oath Wir>K..irn» 4ft j (Jf rimnte infl , eUlma idi lirg* Whit* and Irown Lentils , within thre* •«*»»• 10/ Grand Union «/unx» /»a» a /(•// p*!-ietion ml If arm-truth fruit* and V«f«- her»of or stand Wash.uri» Gr«d« I dot rt «. Grand Union'* itm prur p'lhi %•-#at.'«• >oti m«n*y •nry rfa> of tht ytar. A •rOfHH Green Split f lit * "*• « *IIH!l*tl0B, Wothhurn'i m t h Sttckt Ch«tly Pit BUM . » , caV» rf Thotnis firm of Ht« AMOClft- - tpaftotli Vmm laby Liu Inn • d Ripe Tomatoes Btl»ry Dog Food V/ti'.hhiirnt « ft j Iriit Nirthort loam VV*", '18/ O Mb. 97, V,'a»Hburn'« Chee-Zee Mirrtw Red Bliss Potatoes » 4 29^ fc tan sli I ~ CI»«M Waihburn'i Cfiflwri ^ 25' fowl COFFEE*--— EXP6KTS^ Snow While Cauliflower 29< 29/ D^IMont. , Ba-

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•*•••:.,.» THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH >. l»4f MR SAU HMD CARS KM »~noomtna ALWAYS SON LAMP O, BT 1s-l. MjUStabl* CLASSIFIED stand Mod reflector. Oood condition. WUOOH Bhsaaia Mm Ttsnaama Summit «-J22l. POWJli lllllburn (HXkMM KEEP IN MIND REAL ESTATE CLASSIFY wtTfi i*i fin ftitp tno £1L7-!UT£ csllnpslWe bs>bjr esarlsgt; MA THE FAMOUS HOLIDAY «r»y with white tires, Itkt new. Chat- SLVQ& ham 4-JOU-J. • - UAL fSTATI fOtSAII RIAL KTATI fOR SAU ADVERTISING^ REVERE t MlUim»«r Projector, Model Olcanad MOTORS 1-8U1OCT l-SUMMIT 8S. Almost new. Se* or write Ed- TMB WAxbAar »~«EASH0Kr UMUW-1 CLASSIFIED COMBINATION) " ! Mo muaf, atraakj, odor at HOME SEEKERS TWO-Pamllj dweUUH—WVB rooms and Ctaaslfied Advrrt iking will b* Inserted ID all f|v« of tnt ne»»p«i>*(s iitttd i>»low ward DoHa. « UaaiBon Street. Mor- Call OtUaiit 4-33J5 fgy eatfamf HOME OF bath first floor; four rooms and rtntowii, N J. bath second; separate entrances. ' tot TWilj' MVCD ctalt twi word. . ' CHOOSE STtCKLBY antiqued ebtrry, low drop J. WUXXAatS. window wasbtof aad THE HOLIDAY HUNDRED Gold tar patch drivtway; 2-car ga- THOUSAND MINIMUM CHAROE 10 WORDS - 70 CENTS - CASH WITH OSDEK leaf table R«v*r used, mntm 10. euatnlng. 8, O 3-3MS I2U Mtllburo YOUR HOME IN SUMMIT rage. Lot 72*130. Price 919,000. Will A»e Maptowood. MULTIPLE LISTING NO. 2S3 finance on about 95,000 cash. 8um f*h4 lia&l«wood-Soutb Or«L MOT,8S v»]\« f*r , $138.00. Tbssrtr WHERE mU e54S4 NEWS-RECORD suuun folding carriage, good condition, HO. center hall CqionUJ. built IMC Boutb Or*ng» 3-0700 BP SDK C»ll Btl 6-4H76-J. » LAKDSCAPB-Oardeaer. M o d »r at • Largo living room with flrepUce, din- ATTRACTIVE home on plot of more QUALITY AND Ing room, ultr»-moderu kltcheo with than on* acre. Center ball, living South. Orsngt 2-3212 aUilbUrD 6-131* FRIClIDAiRE. $40 Wirdrolx trunk. price*. Top aoU, truckln« GUI to. break! aat space, lavatory, larg* UJLLBURN-SHOBT HILLS ITEM •20, 8u J 6-SO7. room, dining room, (three fire- CHATHAM COURIER FAIR DEALING REIGN screened porch, flrat floor. Three bed- placat). sun porch, den, pantry and TERM.? -mil Cbstham 4-MOO Millburn 6-130O TWO sets dlanerware. oh« gliui, other LAMOSCAFE OARDtNEH" Veterao ex- room* Ctwo twla-«Ued). tiled bath aec- kitchen, second floor' has four bed- 8om« cleared othe-< porcelkta Not ptrfM.t. tut table for pert. Utr prhm Mill bum 6-42M-B ond. Attached garage; full ittculatton, rooms, two baths; third floor, three Nottcs of errors In cujiv mutt tit (Ifeo aiiw first insertion Typographical iunimer cottage. Evening dteti and gM he»t;, W«.tlwf-«tr)i,pplng- InaanadJ- near mns River »;;, OimBWOOK LANDSCAPfe SKRVIOK 43 NORTH f ARK ST. ate occupancy. »17.60p, .room* and bath. Stable garage, of bo •rrora. not the fault of ih» advertiser will b» adjusted by oat frt*> las«rtioa wr«p, mit* 14. Bumujjt 6-2198. TBEZ WORK . PKKliAWENT DRIVES JOBS-BECK SCHMIDT CO., pwn home, or see u, L ALL COPV MUST BE IN 6¥ 9 P. M TUESDAY SNOW tire*, 6O0s!S. Nearly new. Btt »8 OLEN8IDZ AVZ SU 6-6SM-K EAST ORANGE Realtors No assessment* <"50« *K),oo summit B-3310. SI Onion Place Summit 6-1031 ATTENTION Hl'ii HELP WANTED—Femol. fOR SALE 89-MA80N-CONIIIACXOB8 SEE ANY WALNUT dtniag room set, (33.00. Com- JOSEPH RudM, MiMoa-ContrtCMM. OR-nqt 3-7106 YOU don't often find a whole acre HOME SEKKEF plete jet attachment* for Royal of lovely, level, shaded land In our Stone, brick, aldewaiv* Ail typ« Groups of 5 or more „, m ANTIQUES Helton R»pp. 741 Ci»rk vaeutun cleaner, $i. Artificial niail- concrete, work 80 6-1201-J SUMMIT finest location. The state roof house tri flrepUce, 123.00. Summit «-3Z82. 1M1 CHBYSUCB Royal Coupe, radio ha* very large living room, stream- BU1T DIRECT Ff>OM 0 at.. Westfield. Evenings and Week- 3»—MtSCUXAN'BOUli lined kitchen, delightful all-year •See-Writ,.-,,. GIRLS • ends. COLBSPOT refrlgcratoi- ~»S>. Needs and beater. Original jinlsh la polo Pho minor repairs. Summit 6-7006-J. STORM, SASH green, like new Will guarantee REALTOR porch; four nice bedrooms, two tiled ut ^JUlFfLtiRilfc Aatq l fully. baths, sleeping porch and maid's R- E. LLMH0TH For Light Factory Work TWO living room chairs with illp cov- Screen*, combination doors, screen and quarters. With all the land $35,000. •ad cold Tel. Bu 0-1726 or Su 6-1911 MEYER-VVERNER. MOTOR CO (Not on Mmhmrjo 785 Bprlngruld avenur. BH ers. Eud table. Summit tf-0544-H. combination porcbea, acrecoa rewired Half-acre only $30,000. and repaired. Authorized Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: restricted THE RICHLAND CO., Realtors 3—MCYCI.ES FOriER« kick wheel. Frank Oo&s, 32 517 Springfield Areuue 40-HOUR WKEK Watchung Ave. Chfc,tharnj»-0711-W. HELLER SCREEN AND Samuilt. N J. residential community, adjacent to 41 Maple St. Summit 8-7010 BOV'S Coiuuibla WcycJi!*, 28 inert. Summit; four bedroom*, tiro baths, 8HOKE A C H LUMBER CO. center hall. Colonial; high altitude; STEADY WORK I.lKht weight blue Sportster. S948 will nAtrlJlce at (IBS Springfield and Onion Avenuta PACKARD 8, custom bulk 1937. New niodrl t-ii C) done model, balloon 8u 6-9419 New Providence. N J. tires, battery and brakes. Plastic beautifully landscaped; plot 100x160; CAPE COD COTTAGE tire*. H7.SO. Call 8u 6-33at CEDDI6 seat covers, beater, radio, seven pas- low taxes and heating cost; com- 312 Mprlu^fleld Ave. Summit EvenlDgs Eases 3-1773 I pleted 1942; price 129.500; mown by Apply senger Privately driven. Idea] for Five rooms, tile bath, porch, terrace, YOUR BUDGET •„ ' 1—rUOTHINO TWO TABLES, two mirrors, hat dla- SPRING PLOWING I taxi work. 30.060 mllea. Must be seen appointment only. Elliott Broa. & paneled recreation room, oil steam, play fixtures, dlthea, pota and atetf- to be appreciated. Attractively priced. Associate*. WEatfleld 2-3O40, week- garage. Two seml-Itnlshed rooms on »3.8i0 up. NEW ,r";^ B. L. Schlosser THK ROHIN Hood tsUop, a Taylor Oreeohoiue rangei, small gardens, j Can be seen by appointment. 900 days; WEstfleld 2-3652-M evening*; street, Mil!burn sells Ukfd clothing wringlng mop and pall, wooden large open fleldi, |5 nalulnnim. WltlilJi i second. Adjacent to Summit. $14,300. Terms, FREE Booia shelves, roof brackets. Summit 6- Amsterdam Ave., between 104 anId WEstfleld 2-0229. Sunday afternoon. W. A. McNAMARA. Realtor days weekly, 2 Walnut St. Summit. N. J. of lietter (iimllty for every membrr 4120. Inquire Millinery Shop. Second five mile* of Summit or New Prort- j 105 tli Streets. New York. Phone SUmmit 6-3880 - 7966 - 7027-R of the fiiiiill) Mlllburn 6-4126 Mer- dence Make appointments now be- ffl EDITH WOHiV floor, 2.1 Maple Bt: Summit. Academy 2-0758 or Rlvenlde 9-7094 ' BHOIMACHi s takni on consignment. fore the tvuh. write or call J. Proctor, from 8 to 6 CHESTER C. HENRY A BEAUTIFUL, stately house in the «M)IO Htromberg - Carlson, cabinet 41 Aahwood 'Ave., Summit. Summit 8- Established 1924 MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION of -;T-^=d ClillL'B.three-piece snow suit, sue 10; 1788-U Specializing in choice estates Summit; spacious hall, tremendous ,40-SHORT CtHlK-HTKNOCIHAl'IIKH HUM'- refer- reversible- coat, ,slae 8. Both good *|>e. good condition, sacririce, 113 STATION wagon 1M1. Good condltlou, > Call Mlllburn 6-0153. DvenUigs EH- and commercial properties,. living room, large solarium; excel- enrPt,._t:X|>er|( iicp. And sttlury re- condition. Su 6-0981. latest inspection. Morrtstown 4-1939. 21 Maple St Summit. N J. lent dining room, four bedrooms, Spring Just Aroinxi tiieC quired WrU<*Minx No. 340, Morris- sex 3-3983. LAND CLEARED 1 mnii^Toil7aty^rTwr^*oT 1943 PONT I AC excellent condition, Phone Suminit two baths and maid's quarters, ua- Here Is jour house .i ,r,i toy/n,' N- J _ • <. "' 1 COW manure for sale. Call Wesley Trees removed by acre or lots. Call fliinnel and tweerl. $10 95. Topprrj or write for estimate. Joateph Proctor. one owner, new tires, radio, heater, rage; at a price which will surprise north aide Bhort Hlii, „ r Conklln, Jr., Chatham 4-2SJ5 Also seat covers, two-door, 6-cyllnder, TWO OLDER HOMES you; ALL THE APPOINTMENTS of street for children; ,„.•„• t,h ATTHAtiriVK poaltlon open! '»nUry 10O t wool covert. $1995, Edith Hill cord wood. 41 Aahwood Ave., Summll. Synimlt 8- plus bounx Excellent opportunity Te«m Shop. 219 .Kim Street, West- 179«« torpedo back. Ou blocks during war. ONE- near town: the other 10 min- a gentleman's home; convenient to tlon, shops a,,(l uhurc'^^ No dealers. Price * 1,075. Can be seen schools and station, maid's room «nd i> h „, \. „ for. 'advancement. " Apply Federal fild 2-1410. Qpen_Mondiy evfntngg. C1LAD1OLUS Bulbs for aale. Donieatle SLIP covera and drapes made to order utes walk. One has three bedrooms t)! r Clenners, 05 Unloii Place, Summit. Rallilmw $:.?3 it dozen. Imported at 208 Morris Avenue, Springfield, and one bath, large sun porch 00 both four bedrooms, three h,,u,,'-'» »lirt» l 2 tmAY~r"LAN«iiiJ • bUlt»7BU«* 32-36. at home. Call UatonvlUe 2-3082-"W. j :hi on I £10 A. M. _ rxcrllem eottdltlon. Good buy. Five S3 50 a dozen Gladlola Box 368. Mlll- or phone Mlllburn 6-1276. floors. Gas heat, two-car gajrage at JANET WITT recreation room; oilb ^ ^ bur|i. • OENUtAL trucking, moving, house j $19,500 rage. Let us show \mi nV TVPIHT for month of March. Apply cotton drejsjea, nlzes 10-12, scarcely 1937 BUICK 4-door sedan. Good con- ford. at (itimmlt Motor Vehicle Agency, worn, 'fout-h Orange 2-1077 after $ CHINA closets. living room chairs, clean-up 27 Diven St., Springfield dition. $393, Su 6-16B6-W. The Other has four bcdroonib aud 227 Millburn Ave., Mlllburn; MI 8-1J34 p. ID. _ Mlllburn 6-0339. two baths, two-car garage, large sun 107 Summit Avenue or c»)i ftummli mahogany tables, three-quarter bed, 1938 PLYMOUTH deluxe four-door S^ H. BERRIEN wvw., dresser, linens, rugs Summit «- FORMICA TOPS, Sinks, Counters, porch on both floors. large lot with CAli •__6-l616. _ ' ' __ _ " iT "Jcost ian d"~bieiadcd dan. Radio, heater, rebuilt motor. several trees. $21,000. Both are in ex- 1942 COLONIAL EUNICE M. BUFri LADY to caro for lirvnlld woman; some ... coal, others. Oood J: - Tables Beautiful decorator colors. ' Best offer. Madison 6-2298. cellent condition. lifting, t « in. to fi |r in., weekly tlon. I'dhK.ii Furriers, 2214 Millburn Custom, built. Installed. Free esti- REALTOR Ave, Msplewood, Phone 8,O. 3-3993, FURNITURE SALE mates. Essex 3-2718. The, Formica Co. PONTIAC 1941 2-door. One owner. Ex- S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON, Realtor! . Features fireplace in living room, bitai* References Uox.150, Jjnnuiill cellent condition. WOO or best offer. 360 Springfield Ave Summit 0-6464 Ml. 6-0816. Sun,, and f,v,r Herald. FOR STORAGE CHARGES 31—MOVlNft—STORAGE dining room, breakfast bar in kitchen, 4— ~ JPRODUCE •Summit 6-3266. Evenings SU. 6-I968-M or MA. «-O8J5 powder room, porch. Three bedrooms, STONE FRONT , lJL, HKAI, estate «Mr«woinan, experienced, INDIAN River Valencia* are now ripe FOR . moving General trucking get |CHRYSLER 1940 four-door sedan; new dressing room, tile bath. Two-car ga- Only two. blocke, irwuK for progreislve. well located Chatham and ready Tlicsn are the late. Juicy {Complete Walnut Bedroom Suite, White and Wray. Call Summit S- tires; finish and mechanical condi- VERY CHARMING rage. AC gat. Adjacent to Summit stores. Center hull, tiuf,. olJRe Prtter Short llllts resident. oranges with few seeds that so Many Coil springs. 10-pc. dining room 1130. tion eicellent; radio, heater, original 3-BEDROO&I house. Center hall, large Mortgage $12,000 at i'-^'c tor 20 years. bedrooms with two ui,(( t.ea(U furnished; gootl opporutnity; people who love fruit wait for. Yea owner. $830. Call Verona S-ZO47 W. A: MCNAMARA. Realtor maid's room and b,u- • :*•« And our gmpefrult • U at ita best uum clrancr. Carpet sweeper. Small AOE CO.. Ha. 2-4888 NUhta EsieV new motor, brakes, battery. Sacri- in immaculate condition. This is a spect, call. , *" stfiNOGKAPHKR. fxpertiliic'edT f or'weif now too. Just send ua 13 4or 13.50 If 3-6780. fice. Su fl-4129-M. new listing. Owner must sell quick. established loenl office 5-day week, you want the fancy) and you andelectric appliance. China, glassware, Ask R. W Stafford. PRACTICALLY new Colonial, spa PAUL 3, T1CHKNO1I )• excellent working conditions Reply your family are In for a real treat. kitchen utensils. Spin-tjry washer. LIOBT trucklnt. L. Gauthltr, 98 DODGE 1947 gray deluxe. 4-door sedan, GLEN-OAKS Agency, Realtors clous plot, large living room, fireplace, 8h. Hllb 7-2931 Kvfs Ou Box 157, c,o .Summit Herald. . A, 35-round bushel will b« delivered QLEN8IDE AVE, SUMMIT. N J excellent condltlou, heater, radio. lavatory, ocreeued porch, three bed- to your door prepaid from Ingrain Cane teat ch&lra. Living room 8u 6-9954-B new show tires, nylon. slipcovers. 40 Beecbwood Road SU 6-2023-029} rooms and tiled bath. A/C heat; at- UNDER TWENTY PAYROLL clerk with stenographic ex- Clrovea. Box 1S-Z. Itockledge, Flor- - Original owner asking $1,700. Phone in age and* price;' hu« perience, capable of liBiidlliiK full tablet. LIGHT TRUCKING EXCEPTIONALLY attractive custom tached garage; Franklin Bchool; im- ida a O 8EARLES A SONS 20* EklorrU Mitchell 2-1343. evenings. Montclalr built Colonial frame house, 8 rears mediate occupancy. plus sun parlor nnd br payroll, reports, etc. Ileply Box 569, avenug BprtngHeld Ml, e-O7&9-\» 3-4278. four bedrooms nnd bail; 1 «•<•] .Summit, N. J. CHOICE applet, Orade A extra larK«. old, on high ground, short walk from EDWARD A. BUTLER, Realtor Sretli euw 37c dozen, 3 dO2ea. 11.63. RIMBACK STORAGE CO. Franklin School. Large living room; 7 Beochwood Road Summit 6-6040 rage; Ideal location; K.p WOMAN for Kpnrmi house denning.- MO VINO and Trucking, closed van FORD 1938 .deluxe four-door; radio, early occupancy; this »ni Wlghtmnn'a Fsrmt, Jit. Kemble Ave- O, R Pftster West field 2-23T2 heater, new motor. Excellent condi- windows on 3 sides, library, modern Call Mr. Crltes Th»ir»d»y or Friday. A-l worker. Pay nue, Morriatown, N. J. Millburn Ave., Cor. Spring, Millburn tion, just Inspected. Best offer, kitchen,- tiled lavatory, open porch. BUNGALOW (100 per hour Rcferencr requlrrd. J2—PAINTING—OECORATING South Orange 3-2580. 3 large bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, with large sun porch, living room, H. BERRIEN Mi CAIN 2S» Klii«» flcmd Madlsnn R-14J1 4A—WHKWOOD STORM SASH mald'« room and bath on 2nd. Room dining room, two bedrooms, bath on Bliort wnlk troni hits, "0-72 flREI'LACK wood, 24"-18", hard sea- HENRY ENGELS yp. Good on 3rd. Recreation room, gas heat, first floor; two rooms, tiled bath sec- EUNICE M. BUFFI soned Ideal OsrUens. Sprlngriold. COMBINATION DOORS Painting & Dafcoratlng Contractor. mechanical condition. $130. Summit 2-car attached garage. Immediate ond. OU heat, garage, large level lot REALTOR BKAUTY Ml 6-1801 ^ LUMBER MILLWORK Expert Color Styling—fin* Paper- 6-4I93-M. • occupancy. 138.300. In fine and convenient location. Ask- >, ill Biilcit, 111 executive, SPENCER M MABEN, Realtor tU, 6-0712 Sun, and Eve hours No experience nee- jjg^gjfj^j-^ER- Plywood — Shectrock — Flooring hanging. •• CHEVROLET, 1948 Convertible.. Pur- ing 915,300. Stilngle« — Garage Doors — Shutters 89J Pennsylvania Ave.. Uulon chased December. Driven 200 miles. 24 Beechwood Road Summit 6-19O0 HOLMES AGENCY, Realtors for [ipiwHittl Interview, call COW or Ivorse r^anure. Well-rotted. ' Unvl 2-1246 49-WESTFlELD~1 South Orange 2-4882 __• Montdlnw — Knotty- Pine — Cedar Radio, heater, accessories. Reason- Eves. Summit 6-1475 45 Maple St. SU. 6-1342. Eves. 6S23-R from iuaw. 14 cu yd., Lining — Ping Pon« Table* — Kitchen able. Summit 0-0164. ClIRl, for aoda fountain luncheonette "Writ*: Chestnut Farms. Hlll- WANTED: INSIDE PAINT1NO deco- ARTISTIC DWELLING Cabinet! - Corner Cabinets — Book- rating Panel Black Ceilings Winter 1934 CHEVROLET coupe, many new I'LL SAY "UNCLE" Apply 519 Mlllburn Avenue. Mill- to order,, cnaen — Hardware, BEDROOM ON FIRST Well-constructed coUmi.tl burn, N. J .Rates now in effect C B White. Jr.. parts. Bud Craven. Chatham 4-2578 If tills gem of m house does not com- Improved street; first iloor, HILTON summit eiiogB after 5:30 p. ill. mand your admiration. Lovely white Colonial; woodland setting complete Six rooms, powder room, bath, porch, irg room, firepliirc. --w •, , "~HELP WANTED—Mole OPMCE desk M» clmlr Ilkw new, 404 SCREEN & LUMBER OO. SCHMIDT and Landwehr Palatine, 1935 PLYMOUTH two-door sedan, ra- with brook: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lava- pu-Ch. spacious dlnins roo:n j Morris Avenue, 8prlugfleld. paperlmifglng and decorating. Call dio, heater. Berkeley Barber Shop, garage. Solid construction, cap lnsu- breakfast nook; second. :t ;>:r. •? AIJMMAN We ure tooklug for an 2170 SprlnRfleld Ave., Vaux Hall. N. J. tory, open porch, modern sil-electric; Taxes 1270. Bras ton School. $17,300. NQrUE pliiiie cofered FldrJlebtcl k Union 2-7198 Springfield and Plainfield Aves.. plenty of closets. Flagstone terrace, rooms, tile bath, shower ypei •lfft, ciiprgrtlc young man copuhls PHONE UNIONVILLE 2-7108 Berkeley Heights. latlon, storm sash, screens, awnings. low taxes. of srlllng facknid uul'.irnnhllcs Ms chair, Stickler «nn chair, end table. Open Sunday AM. PAlNTJNa-PAPHBHANOINO oil heat, full Insulation, attached ga- W A. McNAMARA, Realtor must b« unit, pleasant and Intrlll- Muintnlt a-15y-M, Don* now at winter prices Esti- FORD 1937 coupe, looks mid runs well. range. Perfect condition. Priced for SUmmit 6-3880 • 7966 - 7027-R T. P. MUNROE, KKALTi grnt yMitnmobltp Kiilfs experlrlicr MAl'IE dinette table and four chain, SOLID mahogany twin aUe bed; lamates cheerfully given. ROTBMA-D*>- *175. Summit 6-4443-M. aulck action, M9.3W> _107 Summit--Ave-: M-!:n:tiit 5C hoi ueceaawy. atari work in early exchange for poFt»bl« wwlng mat- LANOE."'Essex' 5-S48J FRAME dwelling; five bedrooms, two Mcti, bulnry and commlMlon. . tl5. Short Hills 7-3404-J. chlni«. Summit 8-38J6. - MOTHER KNOWS BEST baths. Franklin School area. Lot 3 D McCBAY painter, pa per hanger FURNISHED ROOMS how important privacy and Indepen- 100x200. Price 933,300. __; _ .; ftl—WH1PPAXY DEI, HHORT * SON, Inc. ClitLB'8 solid rock-maple chifforobe, Z- 10—MUSICAL I.VSTHUMKNrg J. * decorator 8u tt-S317-l»l Dl Ilki! 11CW..U1. HouttiOrimise a-7»83 FURNI6IIED room Rood location ID dence are: This TittasiTciisse"to "sam- WHIPPANY AND nANOVE STORY & CLARK spinet Pull ke; PAINTING—PLASTERINC Sprmgfleld Call «U 6-0712-M inlt affords just that. She can hare TEN-YEAR-OLD stucco and stone "6 Fi .inkUn Place LK)UHLE inu|ilo bed with aprlngs. a separate wing apartment with living house with slate roof,.featuring five Homes choice horns; -\>n J 8hort_Hllls_7-!l449. piano MalioKnny finish Like new. master bedrooms, three modern, tile MALE help wanted. Positions open tu - S450 South Orange 2-4046, or 3r»utb PAPERHANGING CHEERFUL warm room, running room (fireplace), bedroom, kitchen •THOMAS A. PvOU. the Resd Department, Department WHITE wrought iforTTible with glass Orange 2-7089 393 Melroae place. INTERIOR—EXTERIOR water. Newly decorated, convenient. and bath. Main house has 3 bedrooms baths on second floor. Large living of Sanitation, mechanic'* helper, top, 110. AUo kitchen table wltli Chatham 4-0834. and bath 2nd floor. 1st floor living room, paneled powder room, break- Route 10 Whippauv VVlltpptn UPRIOH'T piano, S7S Call Summit Off Season Prlcei, B*»t Materials fast room, maid's room and bath. BmiefltH civil Service and pension, • porcelain top, $8. Summit 6-0140. SINGLE room with excellent meals room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast LAKE PROPERTiK plan, Inquire. Department of Public 6TI493-%V BOB FABR1CATORE room, den and brick terrace. Lovely Open porch on first floor, recrea- Works Mlllbuni Town Hall SOIiII) ni»hi))tiii)y table, mahogany Oood home for refined people. tion room. Oas a.c. heat with laun- pin mi. walnut' secretary and violin PIANOS bought, sold and rented. Ex- 2183 Morris Avenue Union, N J. Dfllary. 2S5 Springfield Avenue. location. Asking $23,000. dry In basement. This house Is 10 LAKE LE.NAPr CLKRK and driver for |!harmacy, ceptional values In Grands Ship- Summit 6-9059. __*HJL fftse, Hliort Hills T-a«7J-M;__ CallJJnlonvllle 3-36SS 1.000 YEARS HENCE years old and modern In every re- AT ANDOVER, NEAR liullj »tr»dy position Apply Fruehtman's ment of new pianos just arrived. spect. Floor carpeting and draperies New modern house, inr s,lf. [ Pharmacy, Maple Street, Summit i—110USKH01.IDfloons . Craftsman Piano Shop. Morrlatown PAINTING LAROE, coinfortaOle. bedroom. Private this wonderfully built atone and ma- can be bought at a reasonable price. t-1043. bath. Business couple or gentle- sonry home, may be dust—but so will from lake; large living room. «J IPAUITER^For private organisation COLORED BATHBOOM SETS for Itn- PAPERHANGING man. 9 Parmley place. Summit. you—so It's (even stevens). Right now place and picture ivludu Pull lime year round employment. mediate delivery, PIANO. Mehlln Orand. good condltlnn It's a teen-ager, lit floor, center hall, MAONIF1CBNT English tudor dwell- rooms, hard floors, khchtu ir,l Contact Mr. From. Fair Daks Sanl- KITCHEN CABINETS; mstsl or wood Rtainnible Chatham 4-5137-J DECORATING NICELY furnished room next to bath large living room, dining room, den, ing. Five master bedrooms, three room tile, large screened IWKT tortum, Summit Telephone Summit rottMICA and linoleum sink tops Inside and oilUilde for refined business woman. Su. 6- modern kitchen, pine panelled break- baths, two servants' rooms and bath. looking lake; laundry tub; mad* to order; cholc* of sink bowU. PIAMO. upright, player and muaic rolla. meat, also garage; coal in 9-0143. Eatlmatea cheerfully given rras-w. fast room, bedroom and bath, screened First floor. 18x30 paneled living POUCKl.AIN and «tfnard; waterproof plaa- ; Summit. side and out. Asking $33.KW Your H. McK. GLAZEBROOK. Realtor Tel. ANdOVCr 701; NK«toa| help Hlifl snlef, help. Call Madinou tlc ftnlsli IRISH setter puppies Three months I2A—PtAWO TUWiwO 8-3S5C. l-Biul of Nod Employment old. or the famous- Hlggtns breed- COMFORTABLE room, convenient to offer will be graciously considered. 33) Sprfnjtfteld Are SU. 8-6930-6991 Ak'piu v. lift Mnln HI . Miitll«ini COMMX/NITY SUPPLY CO. Ing Whlppany 8-0346 PIANOS TUNED commutation. Su 6-43B5-R. Owner wants action SUMMER HOMES FOR) Reginald Belcher. Church organist KS. rmiks-butirr*, cooks, niairta. 100 Bntita 39 Hlllaltlt i ROOM and board in quiet, refined OBRIG, REALTOR BABY CHICKS and tuner. 33 jears Mnrrlatnwn home. Call Su 6-2899. . LOOK HERE! A BARGAIN etc Caretakers, B»rdeiit>i», farmeri, _ __ ? PUtLORUM clean. Rhoda l»l«nd Bed*. \ 4-5423 21 Maple St. Office Summit R-0433 SUMMER VACAT10| milkers office, cotnmfrrlal, Intlim- Wsw Hampshire Reds. R.ft.X. 3ei TWO furnished rooms, with u»# of If no answer Su 6-58S6-Su 6-21M-M A farm — all your Agetiry Wainlnglon 8t Mor- • tabUa Mnd tra wagona All house- link, White Leghorns, on order L.J. 1943. custom built colonial at our of- Massachusetts, Berksliln^ rUtcwn 4-3*99. • hold gooda r*ought and sold 2163 SIMMS. 17 Cleveland Street, Csldwell FOR UPHOLSTERING FURNISHED room, private entrance, SOMETHING NICE fice. Seven rooms, powder room, two effective April 1. All HIIIU Bprtngfleld menne, Vmu Hall WA Repnlrlntt allp rovera; custom work at adjolnlug Oath, bus service to N. Y. It will be refreshing to see. DeLuxe tiled baths, porch, two-ear garsvge. A/C Strict references. Call or drepj FKtHVpri¥AI)ERs"-P»n-*tlli»e for work 3-9590 Ul^. 'J-O«M day or night. lowest prices. Call Elizabeth 3-0411 or and Newark. I Evergreen Avenue, small home in Tall Oak*- $18 900 gas. Annual cost heat, hot water, cook- further details. at Biitnmlt Herald. M!«li| or dayWINDOW 8HADK8—PORCH SCREENS KwBR'S llveiy chlckaT'lonil reppesett- Waiferly e-3333 MI 8-1295-J. W. W. DREWRY, Builder Ing, refrigeration 1160.- Low tax re- ANDREW JACK work Expcrlenro prefMrpd but not rna8CBBKN8~VEKETlAN BLINDS 'laflite: HYTracett. Cranford 8-540414. stricted community adjacent to Sum- 157 Maplewood Ave.. M|>d. nece*»ar> Apply In pcrwn. TO TRAIN YOUR DOOB R. A U DBCX)RATOHS aflLLHURN—Large bedroom, one block 400 Mountain Avenue mit. 929.500. W. A. McNamara. Realtor, A W MKHKDITH 1147 Liberty Ave. Hillside. N. JN bus. near train, couple 110. one *8. Summit, H. J. Kttabllahed 1915 Our new claw wilt start Sunday, April Laundrjr, cooking privileges extra. Phone Summit 5-0O12 or Su *-3J« SUmmit 6-3990. 7.966. 7027-R. 17. at Five Points lii Union Auk for REAL ESTATE WAN1I Btr*et:»!illburn---lll. 4«—WASHING MACHINES. REPAlllS jkmth Or»n»e JWW5X OAK KNOLL SECTION . 8 evi ft. more Information. "TECK" Doaj TraJn- i»erRIO»;i»AXIOM WANTB0_ln th» Orange* »'^ AIL typen domestic worker*, cifflre- luc School. IS T»ppan Avenue. North co. FURNISHED room near transportation. ATTRACTIVl! three bedroom two- Short Hills, Summit, ch*ifui h#lp and »«l« liplp Call MadUon condition. $150, BIgrlow 2- l Essex 3-0155 Semi-bath 280 Springfield Are., 2WTEARSOLD tath home Including hall, sizable liv- 49J2. PUlilfleld Tel. PL 5-4980 repairs on «tl w LISTINGS - SALES APPR • •MSP, l.«nd of Nod KnipiWyjrteiit AIRDAI.E pups, pedigree, female — Guaranteed Summit. I", ACRES ing room, lavatory. New oil-fired fur- MANAdSMENT ~ INSL'RA Agency. 6H Main fit, Madlaoh No Kl.ECTRlC^ rfiiiir fowr;tturnerr"WeBt- h nace, attached garage, excellent loca- DONALD W. • WILI.KT1' R ••hurge- lt\ .employer Inghotise;. Call Summit 8-0181-VV, four nunitiia jrid- W5/* 2021* TWO ROOMS, oil heat, kitchen privi- 3 FIREPLACES tion. House and grounds In A-l con- BOSER. male. AKC regUtered. Fawn lege* No children 74 River road M Halstpd St.. East Oraii D woman wjafies baby ELECTRIC refriturator Oood condi- THE THORO SYSTEM Bricktllled cu\pb>o»rd covered. Dor- dition. Taxes, heating and Upkeep Phone OR 3-2623 hvn. OR Kilting rail Summit 6-2MU-M color, nix months old, brought up 5l__ __ mer windows. In perfect state of moderate. Priced to sell 9*2,900, tion. CM It evenlnga^Huinmlt «-79S4 with two aniall children,. ..fully OF WATERPROOFING THREE rooms and sun porch Fine preservation, Almost completely re- WE HAVE BUVEltS BABV atttlnR, any ttnie^ Elderly wom- whlNOm "wasliers~with~Uin«ir7 list [ housebroken. Uvlngston fl»089O. To keep water ofit of your ba»ement- location.. BmlneM c-ouple 28 Lower stored. Two fireplaces In living room MOUNTAIN, WHITMORE Who desire home*, i» • an, experienced with children SO lifio, will sacrifice at I1M . TOY Corker Spaniel |>«pple», stock of WATEIl-PLUG: to >eal the leak*. Overlook road. Summit, 13x25; Rtidcllffe mantel*. Litrfre din- & JOHNSON Short Hills, Summit. »Ri OEDDI8 1 Red Brtiele. AKC reg. Reasonable. SI rMOROSEAL. to till and (Hi and ae«l ing room with fireplare, Nlc# kitchen Realtors or phone. All infonn^'lo W6alAfT*'wl)iiie»'~day»' work, Ml rtpliiKlleld A*e. Summit. Blackburn Road. Summit. the aurface. Kitchen prlvllegra. N««r transport*- with electric and coal stove* Direct US Summit Ate. Summit 6-1404 strict confidence. Walir E>*| hou«e elevator operator. Office and Warehouse, 331 South Avt. S onTroornT Mlllburn fi-lMD-H BROADLOOM RUGS—NEW| INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared. furnished, unfurnished. For business Summit $-0009 - 8-0323-J Our six-room Colonial type house at bay. Main Street, Clint mm CUrwood. N. i WeiitriHd t-M«t 119,900 with the beat you have seen. Box 87, Chatham Courier. i Small business accounts tiudlted. woman Kitchen privilege*. Conven- BORDERING 1 VHlhUUfSH ntitKc <1e«ties to i- e for j che*kln« »ccoimt» rpconcllert Phone ient Lackawtnna South Orange 3- Tiled kitchen, breakfast corner, i * OARAOE for reTuTTioar Subarl chlklren dully In o»n home Call ! 12x12 High Pile Prestige ...$193.00 South Oranfte 2-0171, WANTED TO IUY WATCHUNG baths, three large, bedrooms, open Oft, Roll Taupo Brottdloom *5,«S yd ^__ __;_ porch. Hreplace, aluminum screens, tel. Cull Summit 6-169T-R I J SECOND hand 3 drawer filing cesbtnet. RESERVATION ii, r»!|ige aim iserrerNrlnl ,0-ft. Holl Grreit Floral . ..$7.95 yd. MAPLEWOOD CKNtER. ilngle room, AC |as heat, oversized garage. Lot 60x FURNISHED HOUSt:: H-rwm. LOUIS MEULUSO Phone MI 6-127S. young gentleman only. South Orange A few minutes from Summit; prob- 19Q. low taxes. Also 4W rooms with tain site, share ivitii coii|"?-| ^u«Pd*.r«Vf|"i/rS«"i»-ft- "oil Horn Emerson ..MM j Carpentry. *lt«r»Uoni Cabinet work. STAMPS—Oolleottont, «ccumul»tlon», ably the home you have be«n looking expansion attic from $14,900. encea. Box 16. News-Hf* old envelopes k correspondence for; 100 ft. plot; two-car garage; large DIRWrnONSr Drj ft« Springfield )»« : in or urtr siiniinit. ' Bo» (*nrvt*r Stnir Carpet $6.98 yd. Free estlnmte>t Chatham 4-5580 THE EUCLID, IS Ku?lld Avenue. Two TB t wood. #. ftniTitnlt wanted for highest eath ptlres Will large connecting rooms, beautifully living room, fireplace, powder loom, Ave.. through New Providence Center Rose \ Carpet .MM yd PRE1> ITENOHI,, CARPENTER: call. A Brlnkmau. 870 Oarl«ton furnished. Running water. Near all large kitchen with breakfast Mr, am- to Central Ave.. and to "Central Oar- O1HI, *«nt« work in afternoon Sum- rppmlrs alterations, sjcreens. c»hl- road. Wmtlleld ple dining room, screened poreh; sec- dens.*" overlooking ocean r< nun. n«ta, etc Let in* do four »mal) transportation Ideal accommoda- — W50 season. Mlll'-'irii _*j-.'*; mit e-,w»o Used Bron(l|(M)im 12x21 tions. 1-3 people Refined atmosphere. ond, three bedrooms, tiled bath and 8. E. A E. G, HOUSTON, Realtors irtba or any Job Call tTNJonvllls ANTIQUES. Purnlttire, chin*, flue, Su H-0140 shower; dressiiig room adjacent to OO YOy wl»h wommi capable baby I Urcen 12x17- Selrttion 5-«Kl2 13T3 OranOvlew Ate.. Onloa, lamps. Copper Kettlt. «17 Morrla master bedroom; screens and storm 3«0 Springfield Ave, Summit 0-S4K4 WANTED TO •Itler, day or nisht Short Hills T-! Avenue, Bprttiftflelii. Short Hilto 7- LAROE furnished room for one or twowindows; oil AC htat: 8 yearn old; Wit. • ' ; 1»N12 «nd Various nnd Throw* ~" GEORGE~dSSM ANN 3M2-W W. buy and MI| W« also people CooSJnt privileges. Call Mill- Evenings Summit 6-1969-M Mme* $194; the-price is right. OARAGE or parking fB . (rojoredi Kradtiatr. lirw CARPKNTRY buy eatatea, burn «-nn ^-CHATHAM N««r R.R. statliin .'-ill 1 Witthd 5 or * d») naise*. eliietly. lit — RIMBACK STORAGE CO. RemodelliiB, Repairing, Cabinet Work. W8 PAY CASH for your U«wi tXUHA>MH.LBURN Comfortable warm room, EDMONDSON, Realtor dorado 5-7044, Msnn • <_«•««? . valid, rtmmic. HUniinintt 2-37.11. RerrfHtion Rooms and Bars. ATTBACflVi 9 room Dutch Colonial Millburn Ave.', Cor. Spring, Millhurn t\jjr» •ntlquet, all»er, books. Or's-n- ne« to both, for one or two. conven- 3«J Springfield Ave. BU house, two bedrooms, bathroom, OARAOE space for on att#r T__p in ' Additions brac, paintings, work* of art, «to. ' ient transportation Call Millburn i- If no answer Summit Isrg« living room, dining room, kitch- field section or vid II tcolpr«it i-ndlo r«rtpriene«,*~»it- Mlllbuni (l-ini OBOBOK'S AUCTION BOO»i$ IS4I-.J fl to S pm nr Suturrtnj-, Sun- en, on first floor; four bedrooms, two 7-3973 !»nd» ANTHONY J OIANNAITI.A 83 SUMMIT AVE. day morning buthroonw, »un porch on second tirw. hprt, hnmiildoiii ins n,n«it Tel Summit 6-9 l OARAGE near cent" nt ^ fn» and Halurriayt ("nil i!f»VP. i Kltclien cabinet!*, porch ro^m for gentlenian, cfln- Two-f«mlly, porch, hall, ihrw rooms floor Ttn-rnr enrage '-.• acre In all week evt-nlngn. John Stonier, «tpm»'are , lluenii. etc Mddl««n emi*>rt remotlellllg P O Rox 174, South *• will buy jrour attU restricted neighborhood, ntsr school* Call Mlllburn fl-lO!) (HMJ-M. • tn bus town 7 Tulip St.. mid bath down; four room* dnfJ bath l* 2291(1 Omsig* WMppuny 8-04.W-W Summit «(il».J up Attic, separste tmnnctm Con*en- and atstton. flS.OQO, by appointment •SSWISHBD" house, :i ••*—Muc'in)«K«i •' lently located Caah, M.JOfl. only P. O, Box 104. Chatham. Summit or vlclnltj NI) woman wlahV» part* vnn IURR All (Ip^-rlpiiomi wnnted. Call flinnii!: time work motnlutjs or evenlntt. AUTKONIKED OBALlftB WortrtKH- IHIRNISHED ROOMS WANTfD Call middlen«e l. niillf!* moloto. fa it*, mower*, unit H »*nl»nre m'am a Io1 to you. you must, rpom aparttiient., VI-I-;- _ ( . llKhtln« plauti. g«« »rt(in«*. tNHUKANCIt PilOTRCTlON a-brnc patntliiRa. rviR« rr attta CLARKNCE I). M)NG •*• thl« houM *tHl conalder It; steam r refined Amninin. mnitlrd N veam 111 PUn» St rr>rr»»r Jtmn HI. contenta our KPI-CIBIIT RentjiboHt *.M. cull i» fiperletit* M Mitori- unrt Omiiti* «*ll room wlihhith In 3.13 ajiHll«ffeW Avrixi* h«it. g SUMMIT Anrnorf BOOM* Niinxnlt A-S.1IHI Klimtnlt flH>«< lot ICMxIlM. prlro $!S.0QO. . te clr^lrlo na»er h»#te« 47-«a Himtmlt A*«. and wt*h 3 or 4 room fumV"™ ni »linlliii IMTII|>«UI>H I'M- A. J. HARMAN A SON Realtor* May tot. Ohatliam 4-i-'- l K|Fcirlr Fqiiipmrllf f»O. US Banltary Cwiapnol r»#i»|r«. U S Clintttatl 4 0741 PRK-WAR PRICED HOMK qHtlnnlile tf frreni-r> Witfe B"« rr »tr»*t. Ml 1-Wn p nrt «rptlu tailka rleitiiml, It « true and II boa *»#trOilti« f*»n- M 0re»en Avenue Martlxm " and *'ii" I1'.', 101 t -r, n Aptrtmwit viiiiiH-. Hrl'lKh P •< ttumf Br»K »}•.. Ml Tl Mt of ••!!(:*, «eiie<1 pon'h. latrj* rilnlnii * 4-3S7H p pct li> i>] IIARAMU j, Tho #firrtr At Rdhsnt utrmmllned (tHelmn Four Io»*ly " Imnll'l tm*. thr«w moflern ft»ll»«. oil. _ ;V. .4 «rn Avenur Mlllburn «-lf«» (mil) WANTRD In Huv. Diamond* ClM HOMK OWNERS rwo-r»r earagff Qiinllty pniMtftK-ttnti, K 6 ntatitd' apartrnriit. •• <• * I p »i n I » 1. mmuiti work Peter Invely vttlrt|. fntioritmlf view B*i>t f **lk frnm Oveiii Willlwa to dremxte ••< ^ Kl fl M A*ftlu». pumr». (li»|i| irw*hy and "fftel, fli» )HDU*T fiwt of with I.1f««APlN(i Material* Team II Wltlinin nt, Newarkw«t», N .1 r«t# on your n»»tt«*», •»•*!•, nlllfer. mtr r*fln*ne|n« plan CLARENCE I) IX)NG 3 ROtAI, r,MI'|"VMI'NI Aiit'Nt Y iliiic ttelglurm ntork*, n- APPO- dre>a«mnkili«. Ol'M ofllertnr wlshW ' t*i p JIM ftprtttpflflrt At»nu# 111 NnfDi BuiB'l fi Kli/ii1 i H ) r.iK>» M Mam it. B llnml Mtitt nmrhln* (tun* mid revolvers, modern i»r an- rhim* »>*•»« .1-lSflO Bumml* A-S3M numntlt «-»»J fiin* I,IIMH«-II> s m.ii tlriue Fair prlrrn paid du H.MH *iirl »*k tot Mr J*ihn«»n or rait at the iili(W»r"w»nt«(* ajijort pin no, COME SEE M p lj I..,. ,,f(rr- M work or will cwll mitt Ael|v»r or «U»er Offer* w|tli p»|r» Irvington Nntion*! Bank The qrsxrtou* rharm 01 *n «ri(t IMew > Iftg •«p*r»( r fidiuf.u 'ii' IM MIL.it- lOfl »tl»rt to* Hi Ullla MxptrwtKtti t\\ vicinity Catll Hni* Hflii M<| e n Dommlt Hn- Kngtand «'n!<»rt«H rrpr<>fl»(r»<» tm mod- Dan r#»idfin» mm * IH «lMim« Hiifiinili flill «-«*?«-J aid, Summit at %H •rn llvlin nnlv an* y**r a#n tm*M*4 M AW1»«I«' ti»~A«:'TV)R» MB aJitrtTiiVd H»|n« r kitchen with tft t«mU«M, JOtm *. fi iGnplmirini* A»fi\< * *H"¥,*- A (i«mn|#l* llrto nf Holen^ Irartmt or In t(nlnnv1ll« 1- fn*ln »IJt Power trmtorp tP9 Sft up » ih** h#<|ri h» M, mrm mtumti urn *\rr*t Mlllburh HlUtiwi. «• *T«i *port*llrp on pnn« «ii/1 #»r»|*-» tMtrt wfth * O»* air mil IM>r«ttt« Kltort HUli, Mlllt>nti, for Jitiitn»|i fowrt Mn*#m H**i. Fairly ««»• ««mmit MariiewtHKi The (»n»ti|r, •ft) injifw •Tf>k« rnACTOR n» t*r»Vi«IUHf>na EK Jtrttt «v*tl*nl« WiUi rrivF W fVi«Hii A*e Wt*tf>14 MW I9M JOHN H KOHLKR. ^ tutlnti mt HERALP. THURSDAY, MARCH I, mi n Rosenfeid. Judy Bond, Alice Carol, TOO LAH TO CLASSIFY p wilt re-open after be- of €19 Spnngftcld kvenue «s4 s' ing elated three days for re-vamp* Sherbrooke and many others. graduate of Kv«»t Place School, the couple after f'of wine, .police mid were found Ing, with a new ready-to-wear de- The entire 6trtet floor ot.tht' has been named :o the dean"* Utt S*rge«nt Frsttk Van Tronk and! ia-the establishment -. , rT omces FOK partment. From now on residents Summit etor«" will be devoted to at Sw«et Briar College, Sweet" three AlcotoolU: j ' ' 8UMUIT fashions: radios arid television sets la modern bulldUig. c«nt«r of town, of Summit and adjacent towns will Briar, Va ML»S SneaJ it raided the Sthlpani fiw half million Iriah in oed floor trout, o?sr Kre*Kt. Sum- have the convenience of selecting will'be disptayod and sold on the yettr utudent. home last Thursday. York Cit.v represent mon> Irish 1534 «q. ft., win dJrtdfc in the Summit Branch oa Spring- baitxsny as itl the past: other *p- S.K. & to. HOUSTON A-ceftHing to police, one of th*ir,an there are In the city of Dub- pIiancv-3 and houo>'Wartv» will be : 360 Springfield Ay«, T Summit «-»*64 field avenue many of the ume fa- Coupk Charged With inspector* purchased a gajton. of !in. SUMMIT—Bu«ine«» or profe»loaal of- mous and popular brands of worn. found in X)K downstairs section of Itce, bu&taets section, \ppKMtUn»iely en'a ml&sea' and juniors', apparel the store. 800 «q. n. MftrcJi I occupanty. WlU Illegal Liquor Sal* dlvWe that they have always found when Waltej MUCIJCHH will "Ixintinue Anthony Sciupani. 68. and his A. I. J..O{TNN0EB COK8T. CO. shopping- in Kreage-Newark's tic manager of tjif Summit Kent Pl»ce Blvd. eumiult fl-«M« wife. DAUHCHIH. s»es- Hartley, Betty Barclay, Henry Welfare League notlc* tocUJ put sion and sales of urrtaxed alcoholic DISHWASHER Summit Herfcld If your dog to lost of Mr. and Mrs, Charltw P. Oil SMALL Shetland sheep mongrel; fe- male; white, biowu. black marUngt', WINKLER IP* •MNIt with PROMT opening end ELECTRIC drying I nwrawj •P«t«r,'i. CSblWi ptt ft*. *low Prtttutm ward, Chatham 4-4723-M PEARL Dead*, double strand, vielnity A wn*»tion*lly diff#i*ni oil burntr! ThdWir.kJtr Maple Street to Kress Store. Reward, 19* h»ndl(» iht wiitn r»ng* of o:'s~«v*n th* return to- Summit Herald. LYRIC THEATRE fo-i/urn (itilyhci — «I! with equ«l GORDON setter, black and broWu wearing N. Y. license. Answera to BEJSGHWOOl) ROAD SUMMIT'6'2O70 " * "•• " Su «-6102. Wsnkler »i!v«nf Low Fi»»*ui» PEARL beads, double »tr»nd. vicinity • NOW PLAYING THRU WED. limit n («>lu't( U uvt y'-,i in Maple street to Kress Store. Reward, ^ i of iu*l. return to'Summit Herald. Weekdays 3:5M:i3-»:S3 Sat. and Sun. ;:31-4:JS-1:15-»:8t burn*! c»n b« tdijistift pcuiuc* GLASSES,-heavy tortolae shell rimmed, jjil tht tight tmount of bett in • In Bamberger case, on Maple Street yoyr boiler or fumtct Moit or union Place near station. Reward. t»»»d»nii«l oil burjitn *r« 6ver»iied to pr*v«nt Summit Herald ottlct. Mwlt cloff^injf. h«nc» watt* •» tn'irh >• $•% PKSSBOOKSOOKK NONO. . IMSS Finder pl«ue •f h«' and futl. return to CltlBeni Trust Co., Sum- mlt. N. J. Invaiilgata today! KEYS ON RING, probably lnMlpfe wood Ct'nipr on February 25. Call You h«»« only to *«• th* ilnapie, -;t-j'..i. i»fci« South Orange 2-3751. ^•tign ef lh» Winklf r If" 'Burner la miite «rfcy It M (h« »n»wet »» jour h«»tin<[ p:o5)l»B». T»1»- WRtSTWATClC nmi'a~6UvrerneAther strap, February 23, vicinity Walton phan* no* for • d«m$r,»irition. • rofld, Maplewood. "LBF", Reward. South Orange 2-2957. STEPHtNS-MILLER CO. Kresge Summit 58 Rusted Mac« Summit 6-0029 Store to Carry Women's Apparel A new Fashion department' in JSTRAND coming to Summit on Saturday, AVU SI!. U-8WK) March B^when th» Kreaje»Newark Summit Branch, which until now has concentrated solely on appli- John G&rfield in "KOKCE OV KVIL" ances, radios ftnd television, and Peggy Knudsen In "TROl'BLK PRKFEKUKD" Friday and Saturday, March 4-5 „._ ,_j MII mifc* dJApaa irtdtmr • • • «av» mvn houre a i;. for only four eentti t*tr« a day I Come In and lee how the amuiny twv Hotpoint AUTOMATICALLY wathes diihei hygienically clean and dries thtm electrically. All you do it load racki which are •peciaily detigtiad to jnwtat brealaft, add dtterfent and turn the WHOTWHK I did. Averag* dlah-hMtdllng time ii cut to Mvtn minutcil THAT • «vl(k~ia«y-ClMM-S«f*l Diihaa mn doubl* wadwd, doubU rinted # and dried tltctrlctlly. Salf-ctMnlng, Hotpotnt Diihwathert even turn TIJfAf themHlvei off. Convenient froat-op«tting feature eases loading, pro. DARRYl F. 2ANUCK preJ«r,t» videi permantnt top work turfact and permlta Hotpoint'i effective FRIED top.«pr»y ictlon. Coma fail for a In* dattonitmtion. AMD LOVE * CLAMS AM * IS. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. CHtw French Fried P

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CHAIK RENTAL SERVICE Chuta* Pior All OcoMio 111 DISPLAY RETAIL VALUE OF And Olisd ^ Summit e-0335 IN OUR LOBBY THIS SET ... $69.50

Beginning MDMft And Evtry Monday Tft*r*a?f*r Comfort That r«y« For *T-T1 Union Phic* MATIN1I AND 1VENINO •tttainlt, N. J, MONDAY 0-1830 iRrim BtrtNIIIMp rlH§ INI MHnFWMI VpRMMr^pp Hcott Br ftfly • Annabwi Sh&w in RCMWANO KOMI) INSULATION MARCH 14th AJfI> ROOFINO COMPANY

y ... ^t...... i-t Htlgfau. luratutt l-«»Jt mmmm THE SUMMIT HEftAtD, THURSDAY. MARCH 1. jf#» m tb« aOJ». ticket, •>*«*• j American Legjon, Sumadt 1»art 1 G«er9« F. Skmm gue*U at aa iafturatal 13SM1 amiud Mm.MM ChinaCSulio, Fred MwufeMuule- Assembly and .viUe, Mr. mad MM. Cameron Library to Hear brfd by Mr. and Mrs. Efffoti to SOM Muakittrick, Mr. and MM. Rich- The wUl of George F. Siawaa, T in TYttWHIB Council Candidate Mar ray of New Tuesday ard Mfikr, Matthew Zeigner, Baa who died her« February 7, ha* Specialist Talk evening at their bom*. Coffee and Mr*. Alexander been offered (or probate to the SEE or CALL cordiaU were ierve4, Mfd H*rfc*rt Forbe*. Jr. office of Charlea A. Otto, Jr., feiests of Murrays Strong poariag, On Rltn Councils Prominest amocg party «ork- The residual ettate U to b* held Ogden D. Oenaenwr of Vallty era and oth*r» attesdiag' w*t« in trtiet by Mm. Sinuon for two Summit TYPfWRITffi Servic cW»f f«*tu« of-the ivtr.ue, caadid&tt tot Common theae Summit people: Mm. K&tb- sons, George and Humphrey Sim* Him program f« Monday, March T Council on the Republican ticket erine M. Card of the Ckwuty Board •on. The widow la left the real Free E*»timate$ .. «t 8 p.m. will k« a'talk or, the ob- at the April 19 primary, together of Elections; Herbert Morgan. end personal property, and * jective* *ad ' activities of Film with Richard Mo»cr of Hobart former Caaneilmftu Frederick K. brother, Guy C. Slmson of Buf- REPAIRS - SAUS - RENTALS SJgler, Mr. and Mra. Edward Rw, CcHincik by Edwar primarily ' agencies for Canned Vegetables Canned Jukes aharihg Information «n:* D Orange Juice 3 'ir 29c • 6 - 55c •with this medium during -the war MM led to a nation-wide program D Asco Peas tL 21: 35c • 6 - 99c for promotion of «uch councils. As l M D Grapefruit ™« 3 .-Jj 25c • 6 -- 50c j-i»45c IF YOU NEED Why not o smoked cala ham for this week-rend? A L0AN FRESH 4t Silver Seal Egg ••*•• . thy Pay Pork Butts -52c - •• 57c I More Economical, tasty fresh pork is easily prepared! I • • than the 47c Smoked Tongues »52c Beef Liver *63c se *69c I BANK RATE? Sausage Meat * 45c Beef Kidney NRlch »65c Jersey Bleu Cheese of Monlblr roiti Rib Veal Chops » 79c Scrapple «•«• *25c fay Nalurs**l ; taant Jersey Midget Salami » 59c Stewing Lamb * 27c Amt. IS Pay- Bologna * » 55c Meat Loaves *• Cent Note rnrnu Yellow Onions ^ 59c lira. ti I10S. i aiB ~™_ limwurst * 59c Cooked Salami IS. TlM Crisp Celery " ~~wmT MUM Cleaned Spinach Frosted Food Dept Lenten FeaturesI •Oft. S9JH u. Today's low prices on frosted foods makt them M. ftsa Ml 7 Cabbage m. exceedingly good values!

THE SUMMIT Fillet Haddock J"X 47c fldfery TRUSTCOMPANY Famous 'Top of the Trip"—tht finest fish obtainable! LM MorbUi er Main MtM§t»t rtOrBAL OtPOSlT Peas fnrn INSURAMC6 CORP Brocc ! ^29c vUI II 26c Texas! Dt»e** Rushed fresh from Beans ILllllo imiici Pound Cake &3 9c

mm mam Sandwich Bread tr 15c Miserable DO YOU KNOW? ffii 59c with backache? Silverware Set &>W ^it blut carton tggi ait txtra larot, «ich dottn Assorted Rolls ft 15c Gulden Loaf Cake -*f9c \JWMtN H^r wtJghlng 26 otmcei or ovtr... all whltf, §rodf A, •trictly Supreme Bread tT 14c kn|v.» with itmh, fJntit •gat obtalnabb, Solvti your Untwi rmnu Angel Food Ring —39c HIT £** or loo problerm. Doughnuh ^CJr, 18c Sp«lal ^rte« to, Thl« Wwk Onlyl fcldntyi. Million of S pur. o« mm** tnm, AA Hot Cron Bunt Jft 29c iUvtr. Mcvikeh DOANS PILLS THF SUMMIT HERALD SICOND SICTION Mobile Turns Car Into 'Second Office' E35* Public Wants More Motor Vehicle for the "mobile Mrvie* opera- a cup of coffee "on tor" and give* her tto vehicle's 1 Since July Inspection Stations, Poll Reveals has long, been aa umber . The m*btl« wrvict oper- The average retail-price »f S3 es- ator at * specially equipped sec- sential food commodities bought By KENNETH FINK is the opinion advanced by one out is provision at the station* for tion of the taut dutaac* nritch- by New Jersey housewives is Director, HM New Jcncy Poll of ev&ry ten who r«soaxinended minor adjustment of light*. Many board in Newark, dials tb« num- now about 6.4 per cent lea* than In 1943, 28 car inspection improvements (11%) that thor- people express wiUi&gnMi to ptgr en transmitting radio wave* oughness of oar inspection* de- for this convenience. last July, report* the state Depart- stations, conveniently located pends oa whom you know and on Automobile driver, with rhich ring • bell and light a kap ment of Agriculture, according to (throughout the State, exam- .... , „ „_,. .. On th* whole the'pobUs. appar- the vehicle beln« called. Th« {receivtog and making New Jersey Farm and Retail {j d some 1,100,000 cars in polit cal pull, WUh thi. «e«u j WUT to tttiified wltfc Mvm^ driver pulli. over to the curb, pkki ne ^ on the go." Food Prices." issued monthly. | h f g inspection highly improbabt*. the fact that 1spectlqm a ^^^ ^c* .' y*ar t>- up his telephone and the conversa- eac o th two car By the end ot the six-month in-; periods. aome peopl* have *uch opinionj j though 7% advocate only one UH It all come* about M a resujt tion \» on. f the latest wrinkle In communl- terval between July and December Some idea of how the public might indicate th* need for reex- j .psction m yeftr ^^ 4i- rttions-« telephone on wheeto, or To rovers* the process, the driver (1948), shopper* were paying near- regards regular oar inspection* aminstlon of procedures in all "U mend Inspections four stations. •i it is more generally known, the plcka up the telephone from its ly ,17 per cent le&s for meat; 15 per was indicated In last week's New y*sur, position underneath the dash- At th* same time it roust b* r*- ,Bob!le telephone servic*. cent less for fats and oils; 10.8 per Jersey Poll re- K f«w of th* peopl* who mate board, listens to make certain that cent leas for eggs; and about 5 per membered that one of our char- proposals suggest the testing ot Who wants a telephone in their the radio channel it not in use and port, which re- acteristic American traits appears ' What's Ita practical vmt cent less for dairy products. On driven annually (4%); bigger sta- rT then presses a "push-to* talk" but- the other hand, they paid about 10 Ntft W» vealed that nin» to be people's unwiillngneas to tions to hindle naor« tars (3%)] At the Bayway refinery of the ton on the handle of bis. tele-, out of every ten admit that governnaonta.1 agencies. atindard Oil Company at LJndea per cent more for canned fish: 3.4 and garage inspections instead of phone to signal the operator. — state and national — do a good *tat» operated stations (2%), Lh -owwning, two ataff nurses per cent more for beverages and residents of th* Alerted by a radio wave from the chocolate; and 1.5 pec cent more job. The New Jersey Pol 1 has enter their telephone equipped ears state approve of Included inion^ th* misc*V truck transmitter, she responds for sugar and sweets. The group called' attention to this public •ad start off on their dally round car check-ups. laneous Ideas advanced ar* Inspec- and he places the call. of fruits and vegetables and that characteristic in a number of pre- -f chwking the progress of peri But in the face vious reports. tion of out ofi state can and gov- ave 1 Should a call come through of cereals and bakery products nnei who & been oo^ *"^ to of this over- ernment operated vehicles, par- w while the driver W away, the tele* showed little change at the end Per ha pa the moat practical Idea, their homes because of Illness. whelming ap- ticularly mail truck*. If govern- phone's signal lamp lights and re- of the half-year period. adv»nced by one out of every ten ment operated cars art inspected Telephones Under Dashboard proval, the New mains on until the driver returns. The January 1949 food price Jersey public still (11%) contributing suggestions, is .regularly, it might be worth white Should their presence be requited He can then call the mobile serv- that inspection stations should be correcting the impression so*n*> ,ljewhere in the event of an study, prepared by D, T. Pitt, offers many sug- ice operator who will check to find gestions for improving the. state's open at more convenient, hours. people have; otherwise Inspection ^nergency or should a change of statistical supervisor also shows who was trying to reach him. that the average retail price of acCr car Inspection system. Two out of Many specifically urge that sta- of all government vehicles might 1 itinerary bo ordered by the com- The procedure for making calls easary food Item* during January every five people (11%) have con- tions be (>prn one or two nights a well be considered. Mny'g medical department, the under the hgiti-way system Is was 0.82 per cent lower than in crete Ideas for improving the. pres- week so that the worklngrman need nurees can bo notified Immediately pretty much the same a* for ur- December end 1.44 per cent cheap- ent operation. Fifty-nine per, oent not lose a day's .-pay in "order to COLORED WAX his car inspected. Others through the media of' the tele- ban subscribers. The transmission er than in January a year ago can mufce no 8ugge"stion«. Hava you met th* wax that is phones located under the dash- station for the Linden area in high- (January 1048). But, compared to longer Saturday open- Demand for additional stations ing hours. tinted to match your furniture? l,oards of their oats. way service is atop a telephone pre-World War II pri«« In Au- The wax comes In mahogany, wal- ML H. FORMICHELLA, Summit fuel dealer, one of the suburbanites kftda the parade of suggestion*; In Summit, a local fuel dealer company building in New York gust 1939, housewives in New Jer- No«rly one out of every four peo- One out of every ten (10%) also nut and maple tones. Use it often, finds that his telephone-equipped who uses a mobile telephone unit in his car. Coining back from trips City. ' - • > sey had to pay 118.6 per cent more ple (23%) recommends more «la- complains of the Jong iwiits in line. but sparingly. Let' the wax dry vehicle helps eliminate confusion this pest year. outside the city, Formichella says, he calls home from hit .car to notify When the subscriber's true* HioJis. Resident* of towns with "Still another change advocated thoroughly and polish welL in !sst-minute change* of delivery passes out of the New York range In a breakdown of prices for In- populations between 25,000 and ichedules. A telephone In the caar Mrs. Formichella of his arrival and to inquire as to the progress ol on his way through New Jersey dividual commodities during the 100,000 particularly fire of the oplni o! a Short Kills, insurance agent ' dinner. ** he is automatically picked up by past two-months,* the survey Indi- ion that their, home town-Is big keep* him "available" for consul- the next station at New Bruns- cated that in January as compared enough for a car Inspection sta- tation with clients at all Umea. which. If he continues to" travel with December, meat cut* were tion. ' • , May We Serve You? able to pick up the phone to in- area, and highway type service, de- Vehicles, equipped for telephone southwest, he will come within cheaper as were egg*, fata and oils, Many car owners will be, sur- quire from hk wife concerning the signed to operate over a long belt lervice are, in effect, moving radio range of the Trenton office. dairy products, cereals and bakery prised to know that th» second SAVINGS ACCOUNTS progress of dinner. of territory along specified high- lUtionS' The passenger vehicle's In addition to the mobile tele- products,, and. sugar And sweets. most frequent suggestion brought mdio transmitter and receiver fit Business wise the phone has ways. phone system of the New Jersey However, advances were noted for fonvflrd ian Bell Telephone Company, there are fruits, end vegetables and to a lim- more'flnlform car Inspections, One truck, and the telephone housed In some instances saving an ac- service includes all of Hudson, an increasing number of police, ited extent for beverage* and choc- out out of every five people who MORTGAGE LOANS under the dashboard is within easy count which bas been hanging In Essex and Union Counties, prac utilities and industrial concerns olate, and canned fish. volunteered Ideas (20%) believes Save by Mail — Prep Folder on Requett reach of either occupant of the the balance. "For all practical tically all of Bergen and nearbj who have adopted private mobile that the car inspections are not front seat. purposes I am still,behind my desk portions of Morris end Passaic. telephone systems leased and serv- number of mobile telephone units done with equnl care at all times. M. H. Formichella, Summit fue when I am driving around the If a subscriber to the urban iced by the telephone company. on the roads today it has prog- Whether this Is actually the case, INVESTORS SAVINGS (jeeler, who has had a telephone countryside," says Formlchelle. service wished to got in touch with For example, the Summit police ressed beyond the joking stage, not the fact thnt some people hold this force uses this leased system for view might merit the attention of AND LOAN AdtOCUTIOX in his car for two years say« "he There are two types of mobile one of hia employees in Newark, the least of which %vaa the one Mlllburn Of fit* Union Ofnet Brtek Chnrtk Ottitm likes it fine." , telephone service. Urban type he picks up the telephone in th keeping patrol cars in constant about the wife who phoned from state inspection authorities- M M.ln street t44 Stuyrnant AT*, it WaaMncton rime* When he comes back from a trip, service, designed to serve a major" home office and asks for* the loni two-way touch with headquarters. her car asking her husband to Cloaely linked with the belief Asirti Or»r tT.OM.OM.M still a half hour from home, he is city or a specified metropolitan distance operator who in turn While there are atHl no great come out and help fix her flat tire. eoncornlng this lack of uniformity

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When t yoaBgiah man with reddish hair by the aam« of Clifford FMiip Caae had concluded an a^Mrawi' in Newark mm SS> ifem Its! Saturday night one of his listeners made this comment: MI'm proud to be s raodmt of the Sixth Congreasaeaal

asd Egypt, a «tep which It end others like it were' tit* way ^ * •olutioe of tb# with complete sincerity. ftor Jcwtab-Anb problem is tn* HI4- il« Ease. from the New Jer**y dlitriet em* Alocg witi it* imponance is its Union County bad delhr- own right, we saw ia this Jevekip- ered as unusual apeeeb that ment evidence that tie bitterftrt lumped hist a* a slatesm*n of of dispute* can b« reaotred throufJi high ordtr. Introduced at the Rut- tht orderly proceatws of eiviiised gera AlX-Btat« Dianer ae a Repal>- government If peaceful aegoti*- tioaa with an Independent mind. tiona conid •olve this oa*t «t be- Rep. Ckee gave coeefusive evidence lieve, there i* no dijput*. so «r- not only that that Introduction MJ gunsent. that caaaot be resotred. correct but that be «u far out is front of nsoet I«f**!*t0» of both parties In reepect to the portion erf orgaaiztd labor in « free econ- omy. Ia brief, here i* what' Cbngreas- maa Cas« had to aay about this t* and Umbmpm p» Summit Art Aaeoeiev State Auto (if The prftominant weigat-of • HOW whiMt «f iruSpture "awl lfl«n patatingi wtikh opened last 8ua- opinion In organiied labor today •*»?!« tM* pity ^At right j«f». MHIan B JohiiuWftf Springfield,,«h«iw Are Deductables favorv. the fr«« conapetitive'eysteoi, ait si)t*r>tW y&iiftg visitor eom« of the finer point* of' wr*»d carving. (2) The one wential condition ...and ara INSURED: to the continuance' of that belief' On Income Tax *fid support "ia the recognition by •Smotl wffli, set o»«ie each .-*«*«, y t Local motoriiets computing their* the people of the country a* a larger ameurrts u|» to $5.. hit). tion of Mr», Giua Hunguiaw wan quickly •fttually pay a tax of fou* and one- that It has already done some titw T. fcafo. LOAH ASSOCIATE* "'during: the first alternoom of half cent* r>n each gallon tit illegitimate children are born to girls who Are only 15 to damage t0 the orffanized !abOr M. C«ap«, Ucr. tie Summit Art A*»c!*U«n'« "1 b«IS»v» overyone h**t a talent Mm, th* 1 Ax of 19 years old. At t&e same time over 3,000 mor^s illigitimate, movement... and tbat, potential- 866 BROAD STiEEI f«»f art In *ome form," *al4 Mm. \t,n U children are bom to mothers who are but children them- ly, it could do that movement seri- Ctmrd t. Duffy, . $ff. exhibit of gcuJpUtre and Sown WlttlaMMattat. NEWARK 2, N. 1. Pliwijrtiiin, #u*h« daftly add«t'l hi to* Irwome tax'pur- selves, girls aged 10 to 14. About half of our known an ous harm. And It U our conclusion C ot cl*y to « portrait bust td Cur- prmtrn, h# add^d. nual illegitimate births occur from such youthful age that those parts of the Act which tis I'rout, exhibition chairman. "If **?M motor whlcte groupa. do end could have that effect LE4AN TO FLY Mf*. iiynlulan, of Gillette, an should be eliminated." kept «n accurate of hi# an- We allow cur children to he birth to illegitimate children each n*mb«r who bus irx- (4) j"Th«re are two reasons why mi at iputnUnf: t«* to both surrounded with «v«ry pepper and year had been properly taught bw sculpted portraits and 1 am itire that that conclusion Is th« 8t*t»» an mustard ot .wxual stimulation how to handle sex, in much the lmf>'l*csf>e painting* widely. w«» «t sound. The first ia my belief that MORRISTOWN total figure would cfrtninly They «M 4;v*[ nur f oTivr-rwatifin, $*•#>• 1 « strong labor movement ha* an him. It would aiflo b' fl an'l fv<-iy commercial enterprise they were taught arithmetic and frustrating portrait sculpture teeh- handy figure for Income tax pur- essential role to fill in our modern MUNICIPAL puffed by spmi-niide pictures. •spelling, they would not find thetn- H<»r mod*!,'Mr. Prout. wa* pfntfiM because Htatc ^sitfollno fax Industrial nociety. The second U Th^y h'tv*- K'^'-'y romanc* nnd sclvea in their unhappy situation. rhittlnu and strolling pkytnt'.fitji ropfaf'ttt H VPTY sub, my conviction that If the Taft- AIRPORT fjin-stionablf situations thrown at Granting the necesaity, then, within thfl Imrnpfllatr drcurnfer- stanflal flgitre ff»r rno*it m/>tori*iu. Hartlny Act should remain on the tru'm in ftvfry moving picture how and what shall we1 teach our MJM of Mrs I''iU.nKUlan'(f positions fo rn»n who 'givmcn' nt hi« «iliow- sult would be to drive organized [ li?('rally punned into a distorted' cation? The Parent-Teacher M- the- 'wandering Mr, I'rout In «h!« reduction would b lnclin'"'l V'U'M fit %f-x and it* relation to life labor permanently into the" ranks so<;iation of Clhitcti School, in of thoee who. If they would not lonsr B'-fore, thry am old eriough Mnplcwood. has been kind enough th»t * rmi|t» form f/f ih* t-nfi\h\i\r*n lose money on hia f actively espou-ie it. at leant would in- to undfMtftnil It, and aa ft result to Invite me to speak on[the topje^ cha-lrnytn'* iK.rtralt would b« fin-cofl>» tax," Mr. fin am certain that our free competi- their MS*»," th« |nf«rn»«l tiJ. It | Wo allow n\\ thl* BtirnuWtion to pleased to tee in the audience all tive economy would not long sur- glv#4 rnt (re«t«r (opportunity t« tot Btat# ^ai4>linft VH% paymfnts IR will «Tnr>unt to about 124, b* activity, but we fall to ed» of our friend* and readers who vive," (nt»-fprH tMr peMonality thw If mtr rhilrlr^n in proper are int?r«*ted in that topic, as alt Sperial t»i(» mo4i» whose use of If more of our legislator*, If more kflf/wlrdtfc atif) nttltridfH rejfard- of us should be. of our people, had that kind of Offer! "I'm «eeiiMftfne hl(fhw«y« J« ahitvf avprigc th« ; gmolinR tux payment deduc- i».fC # -x. M<>re ix a hubjfn<- subject which wwll<, hav* A murh hlghfr ricflur-tion he Two week* ago, you may or m*y ALEXANDER SMITH lh» for nn we should rncwH understand, still • Private • Commercial my Hl#"(f physlclBrw. Phone Calls not reoalt, we made some com- furmpm, romm<*rris| it l« one subject in whlrh our chil- ments about Governor Driscoll's AU WOOL fx 12 RUO • Flight Instructor hl'l* uron hnve thn \vmt chnnee for Plw »x 12 RUG CUSHION both I* t Hwy«Ts, truel^BrB, bu* Hade in 1948 apparent dilly-dallying In connec- S4-" • Multl-Kngine operators «nd workers who proper learning, * tion with hit candidacy for an- you know. regu- Telephone service In New Jer- Atfctaft CHwter tarty rlrlvd to their John. One reason for thl* situation Is other term In the gubernatorial t p i»ff mrhw! a record peak in the Here's a valut you eaa't aHetd to mw» if y«a need a }1r> pointed cut tlmt th« t\r that we parent*., having learned chair. Sittt twlet hut It mnfmt M * photogrtphle number of telr»phon*yi in uee and tog fer your norm. Famous Alexander Hauth In blllty r>f ihp Btsit* g««r»|in,. t the jio-cullcd fact* of life through Last week the Governor did whet !lkpnp*i- fm If it W* to b* ltr»*t made, William A. Hughe*, JtOHMSIfMN AIRPORT f (luhifiin wiurros, rcgird It a* moat observers had expected htm new patterns and sparkling colorful tones. Ceme w »rt It mint hi? ih" *um t »t«l ft the not an (uhml wiving (o tli Inx- nomethlnic nhn'Jy. VVe t(md In he- of the New Jerney Bel! to do. CORP. tndfvl4uA hnv« to rrf>y a (t>rn»! «rnbarrni*«(''l wlnri questions Telephone Company, st&tea In the "I em « candidate," he »*Jd."The Im Ml Me. #.f 0S4 on sex nrlm\ and to wo fumble company'* annual report for 1948.Kwks that we have undertaken we on Open Mnning TOt 9—A9 9*y S*mr4*r still hs« t* pay tht fltnt«> gw«lln« and evade. Another reason Is the For the first time In the hUtory 1 strive to complete. The philos- LbM af Aspluh >nd Rdelm TU. t*« it*flf, and that Is a Urge vague feeling of som# persons of the company, the number of ophy of government that we have amount i>f mon«-y out of the th/it if we teach children about telephone call* made within the auppofted we will carry forward pockets of m<>*t""triotorl*t*. For t In South J«T««y, fnr rMllM l»«iif» In not so much whether chil- SMITH the record high of 1,425.089. on April 19, means that both the Ju»t how fur iinuth It rcnlly in. If dren ahwiM lentn about ^cx, but There wtu general improvement GOP and Democratic primaries Mr. M&ion and Mf Plitom'* (amoii« whrtlwr they Bhould learn truth- In «p««d and accuracy of handling will be no-conbe*t affair*. It mean*, "Jlne" extended In an *a*t«rly dl- ful'facts and juris* attlturim, from telephone' call* despite th» fact too, that th* eleotton in November, rertlon, th# renort would b«» In the safe .and rrlinbie triurc.txi. There that some fwltohboarda art «tl!J and th« campaign from now until "yctlon ftf th« United Is little doubt but that if the fifty then, will be warm to hot. RtfctM. yosung gtrUi who give overloaded. Customer** telephone* were out of service lorn often than The Democratic candidate,, «s In IWt, andi when trouble did oc- you know, I* State Senator Elmer cur, service was restored In le/i* H. Wcite- -e, farmtr-politlclan who than two and a half hour* on the rws a lot of the answers in both NOiTH JMSIY'S UR6IST of hte chosen fields. That he ha# n-vcrage. The averag• toll call wa* something of what It takes wcu connected in tea* than two •hown In 1944 when he ra_n for DISCOUNT-HOUSE minute* and 99 per cent of *uch t Fin StnitE? the United State* Senate against ealla w«re to»ndled while the cut- Alexander Smith; he carried 10 IS NOW AVAILAILI TO YOU* tomfM held the line. counties out of Jerety* 31 then Reporting that unfilled order* eJi4 lo«t hy only H,tM votes! for telephone eervlcs dropped to It'e too early, of course, to go 17.M0 compartd with 17,300 at the out on eny long Itmbs with any The question of how much foil Don't Have to iNififfinlnff of 1»4« and, that »*nr- very specific predictions, but it'* |e* wae available promptly en re*not too early to* exnree* our opin- to spend for a funeral service nueet In mo«t «xchang« area* by ion that Governor Drlircoll wilt be 1. luf IN the yea* • end, Hughw tald that fewredt to win. It 1* true that he the prlnelp*! problem eonftrontlng hit atUuattd a good many t*e.4tra haa no ready answer. But it t Vhlf tht MHApswy wa* restoring It to » of hi* own petty, but th» w*y we •ound ftrMnoliU basla. *e« it, hi* drive for * new Consti- 3. HimH rim» sHopplnfl CMTMIHI. tution, hit progressive legislative it well to be guided by this A«o«rdtnf t« an eye wltneaf tt program, his eucetM in the field of 4. In? offbrattdi Himvqh mall well lubrtntMNl pin n*v*t th» atomic bombing In Nagasaki, ettlt rlrhU, et at, will give him • rutoi Do not pay more than i>M4 « . . A (rrtiMl |t»M. ths peeplt wea/rlng white wet* Mf chunk of the independent vote. I. toy U% 4tUir»fy rvftt. ' In tn ant«Hmnhlln l« not hurt nearly a* wueb as tho«e A«« without th«*e lnd*p*nd«nl», Mwlfy • (trMriHm/ p»M nf g wearing edtore. Adv#rtU*m«nt« la th« BfMM e*n't win. you can afford. To do so »to z 4. •«/ wMi-gu«ro«r«««l mtrttian^tt*. the railroad statlen showtd th* (Mf. PrnMol y»»r r«r In Anything t*ee*IM* bkek prttUng obllttrattd, while Ths blggwt newe «n the Inter- do a dissert let to yourself the turrottadtnf whlt« pafer «M »mtlon«l level laet week WM the untouehed, UBRKATION elgning of an *rml*tlo# by lerael and to the one you honor cimrn -« fmUf a funeral ttftict* Nfm MONtJMiNTO HCK-UPAND ot uvsnr SKKVICK MARKERS Kmli AU CommUHm OIFFORD CHIVROLIT, Inc. v w u « r M, noun 10 A, K U | F. II, WMPPANT OTTO W. LARSON WH. 84007 fvfty TMH et <^n«imees v>* 3. iree Simple Everyday Cotton Dresses Hubby's Ties Reflect Wife's Taste By BETTY *NX BKOWN According ta recent fashion re- leases a new wave of fashion <'(W- sciouinea* \m sleeping our IYMW population. To nMt&y of th« ^fore- mentioned mslfs, no doubt,: this will be new*. However that n»y bt\.-the r«w, fanciful tic*, »o j«y fit»h!ots i-x- pertg, are, causing menfolk to oaal aj'uraising glance* at their bright coiora and unusu&l do #ay the le«t«t) desigru. . And it's little wonder! One tit- collection, for irurtane*, la b*is« and here we quote the expert* "th» thrilling patterns of prehw- toric cave drawings »nd th* primi- tive beauty of Coptic-tiles." Tliw group incidentally U k-ibded the "Animal Kingdom" and fonsi»t« of designs of primitive bintj. ei«x- plMints. bison and such, all ,-ur- printed on brilliaJit backgrounds. Enough we can well imagine to evoke «larmed gl«nce.-» from even the nnvst seasoned. A typical lie of this group, named with wpirited inMtginntion "Gay Dogs>," depict* Babylonian. racing hounds cavorting about upon • brightly colored bnck-; ground** "Flyirtg Tigers" Another, "Flying Tiger*," re- "portedly was Inspired by Afrlcftn c*ve drawings «rtd taking a cun from the latest in modern ions. O TO KEC'KVT n-ports from the fashion industry a Mv;u ot f( sh '° - * V"' oonscwusn,>ss is .swiping the male populatio the animate on thu» tie are- shown rt>s > lt to w 4 n . in in their natural habitat. ' l '' "'** '"' 'i*" - ^"' tht i»'.«y hp a hitch to it. Stat stics i show tlmt three out of «>v«ry' four liush^nds delegate the (le ch.-x.isjng Then there are a eotiplr* of «t- responsibility to their wivf». trwetive nuniberii which *tlu» de- signers i.rewrvedly ploce- in th»' category of "convi-iteutlon pioi1*1*" i_v tU-a are like th ft-r th<> ?tiiiiil more coniwrva- mimed, "Buay Ants" und "l>>rM*ter |il«iiii, ,solid colors. Thc?t* it a den- i tiv.-ly pr;nt,.f tjea.'' Love." ' nite-b\it-limlteti dertmnd for r«eh • 'By' !hf!ir tic* ye. »lv«l;.; know Ht.vlo. ljut the majority «r«? .wrte- , thi-m " ;s the oonr^usion that We presume the (den. behind the i srx two masterpieces |a to'provide where in the middle and ae«m to.; >' %^' women, who aceoniing to statis- tics buy three out of every (our men's ties. Accordingly the new colorful ties Glauses should be prescribed only by a ha%'e been designed to cntch tli«' physician icho specializes in eye (ABOVE) ANOTHER cotton simple and in good taste, Af striped eyes of the fi-malr buyers AV, treatment broadcloth and pin money priced. (Center) good old cotton in awn- the men have to do. it m-cms, l.s ing stripes of gray and white makes a hardy, good-looking dress. Comes to wear them. . should also be fitted by an with ahouldor jacket. This was backed up by sevt r\l optician ifill SUMMER li still some time off, shown above are three suburban olothlot*, (tons, the type of which should be seen frequently this coming warm "Women art-tin- ones who |>icU Sltire (l|irn Wrilti«-«f them etunr With modern educator* advo- Have you Wade ou.t a will? If so. back for an exchange. portance of knowirrg where vah'i- 1 •i;:» tr,>-k.<, to all trades Miss LaBoasier recommends us- cating more and more that chil- was It drawn up correctly? Do you "An I nee It. ' he continued, "tlie ing- a double binding for the best dren, "learn* by doing," youngstefa know about New Jersey Inherit- nblc legii! documents, insurance of the row spring blouses results. Here is the way to do this: who, a few years ago, were left ance taxes? policies ami other papers-are kept. w» flehii-ve that feminine The homeumkers filled out the Cut thr material on an absolutely at home with grandparents or Last year 3,349 homi maker* in fusing A tiny self binding other relatives, are how a familiar New Jersey attcnticd 110 nwtinqa check list '.'Where Are Your Valu- 1 true bias. To do this, fold a piece wekline* and sleeves. sight at popular vacation spots in 18 counties to check up on the able Papers?" It tells the location «uy tn get a professional of fabric eo that the lengthwise throughout the country. business methods they were using nf~personal and household papers, r. *urh bindings if you follow thread* are exactly parallel with I Children of nine or* ten are also in their homes. County Horns real estate papers, Insurance poli- K»p> rules," says Inez Li- Agents reported that 310 local wom- r extension specialist in the crosswise threads. Cut on tho | not too young to learn about car- cies and financial papers such t* folded edge. Now, meaaure with ing for their own possessions. en were trained to teach this securities, notes, contracts, etc. : i: Rutgers University. material. To date those leaders held first thing to remember," a ruler from this cut edge, the They should be Impressed with the \ width binding you desire. Mark at importance of keeping clothes and meetings for 1091 people. r&eState University specialist, Counties in whicn the work was k«*p your binding narrow. frequent Intervals and cut in strips. persona! effects neat and orderly. To determine the desired width of j If children have their own lug- not conducted in 1948 will offer the idir.s should bo less than a project this ymr, , but lot them feel that [ center, bringing the two cut edge* agent in your county. it Is their problem. Little by lit> ! togtfther. To prevent one side from According tn the State Univer- sfort, Style tie, ehUcfi'en will do things for, slipping thus resulting in a twist- sity specialist, many of the women £»n t expect to «tep along themselves, R«»imilato the qualities j ed binding, run a bastlnjr Hno who attended these meetings were **sity road unlea* your feet n( solf-rolkinee. Brut of all, while j throvigh the center of the folded amaued to discover how meiijjer eiad. they nre learning the ertrreet thing, i strip, Check the strip for strtiiRnt- their knowledge was of vital bus- claim that ninety they are enjoying themselves. , ness. Trim ail Irregular placo-s. Bcj iness fact*. one hundred have For instHner, nne woman found i>ne. kind or another. It surt» that the folded «trip \s> nb.so- | Fancy if there were lutely even at all nnd \»' givrs you H finished e r»f the binding to the inside women consider ap- Draw the. binding H hit tight while of the dress to rcver the seam, pack their feet into pinning It on- Bn»te MIKI stitch It Catch • down with 11 slip stitch Itfr that strike their with a perfectly evt»n sram. Remove rtiuvjht through the machine sttltch- PRICES HIT A; matter if the basting, trim the senm «n'l prr.ss ing nwdo hy nowinsr of the seam. 'Of:S <4!f w*hed Into a huddle, «o that the binding shiml* up fr*»m I'rcsfl flftiiin find y^'t have a neat, •not* and the stitching line. dninty binding and r>n* of th# FABULOUS "* It just doean't Thi> folded wire ttf

the no-called \t Fisher's, nothing but the finent N"t *o. theae dajw. One *'v* «nd comfort both, if InrniUirc is displayed in our distinctive '" time and the trouble. fir, nny pretty style* with select ions. Whether you are furnishing v'"' *»n•'• promotes a hpklthy "'*' r'(v acknowledge that ! exactly what you've hern l(«»kuigfor.,. ' «rmful, throwing the h/si ;••",''' hHi«.np«, and mimining \t'"'* hut thry say the frnsonably prired to Fit ymir budget. *"•''•' iHi«m and that ««tt|es. FOR, SALE, «• we now double which wan* eurse "> tht utatcrhmxl. fun , . , your t«»« the wondtrful ttyltt.., In- , .. nwvgh, There * t!' " full ln«h »f wpape fee* comporabl* valuttl ishcr M» forwurd Don't dart •© mln this '•••<*-«i«ry; of • HKODINti ifu twhite (fa/h'uai amatIfff fur S0» M!UIU»N AVI i'--"pn«. Don't in 1HI l"»n«" «t«*4»f» «§*»»»; Man. Wtd., Iri. •*v" *•«» friwty fergt, 9 m.m. M 1 «t.(n. 1; Tun, Thurt, 9ml. ' k*»i, "' bt tangtt ttwf! pm* '• ^'mmt> nylon ilinj* * w.m, in 4 pm. An

to burn turnip* cotlardc or Tajnpala. New )lse# are often #hort The same ad- room for them. These may be t Here Are Some Zealand *plraca laats all summer vic* appliei to in*ecticid««, fer- found in any leading seed catalo- ROOD YOUR HOW Picture Is Source of Illumination ami a 10-foot row will aupply a tiliser, tooU and other supplier gue or seed ator*. Pictures How Garden Duties famiJy. It twtea good, too. Some There ia always enough to go PLAN A SURPLUS for canning, with of the greens, such ax turnips, arofiypd of almost everything, bat freezing or storing. It will arwaya> coJlards «nd oaiastard, have strong the early gardener gets what he pay to do *eme freetin« or can- Provide Light For March wants — the kttt minute guy ning. Save money and have better SOFT WATER flavors, but are wonderful if you Install »jr like them. Full of vitamin*, too. doesn't, quality, too. stall Veur (>u(1 iltt National Garden Inttit ut« BEST PAYING CBOPS. Theae DONT be In a hurry to inaat After Daric MAK€H IS TVp FIRST real are tomfttoea, be«na, oarrotx, beet*, your ceed* outdoors—except for a '115° Lighting experts have de- gardening month, and never before lettuce, broccoli, summer i

• * • •• Compht* Mort0O0« Mm incWM«i 214 .,18'. . Platinum Be%« ..../.... SM US for GARDEN SUPPLIES and AGRtCO I' *'"**•Mt • urnus ifem^Ji THK WKKillT HTOKK Parking (IF INIIIN Hiior HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION At* M In Our : t.lfi«*ii M Own PlKRHONH. lm*. NORTH AVENVB •II MIIX Autnjmrlt Bmnhr * Wonto NOW PLAYING Seem." 1* S;50. March 7-8, "leta live Words & iiuilc." 3:25-«:5J- A Little." Suspense Drama JFerruccio Tagliavini to Come 3:O»-7;O5-10:10, " 1 7:00-»:10. March 5-6, "Yellow Sky." Serarrt." 5 :«-#;» Island/ 2:00-4:05-6.00-8:05-10.00. Colorado," 1 SI-8 3J. Moreb %' 'tut ssiwsftfffflwiwt mthGretia Hair," 12:40-3 »4-7;fi»-13.a; S^»w« Matin** 1:00. March # PARK HOT." i "Mas rran Colorado." 2 OJ-5:!«-«»- Mwctt j-4, u Oott 11:44) Much «, "Boy With Qnm Mmit." 'B' Marco 3-4, "Shake PU," 11:00-1:00- X * 3:M-i:30-7:4O-lO:O3. March 5, "Snake 3:06-7;35-»:55 March 5, "You &atim 1 0roc of the gr#-at- ( r<>«t#fi one of the wifdejt 7:40-10:05. M»rch 7-9, Sa Ht." 11:10 March 7-9,"8an Prunclsco," 2:30- M*rch 3-». r fc&d I 0O- deinon- l[^7:00-59:23. Jl ,00-1.00-3,25-5:30-T:40-10 OS. <:M>7;li-lO:i>. 'Who Dane It" 2JO- *wt «>f oper«* wil! five- Ffrruecio .stmtLom of enthuaiaim NEW 1:00-10:3«. "A Nitfht At the OIMM-« • SM-9M.0«7 N#w», 3:3l-5:3T-*:«. fever to EAST ORANGE 4:23-8:35. TagUavltii, kaiing t*nor of the oct ur in the staid f>pera JM*rcl» ,3. "Without Reservation," | Metropolitan Op«Vm AMKfc-iaUors, 3:35-3:OS-«:30-lO:00. -8»loine Where RAHWAY .4 "Southern !T*Blus«, ' 331- She Danced," 10:10-1:35-5:00-8 30 EMPIRE j an opportunity tb display his-at-- : L » %TING M.ACB nuis oi Home." 1*8-8:48 March 4-S, "Wonderful Urge,' 11:20-^ March 4-«. "My Son. *»;" "H» ; knowiedgwl nr«sti*ry of the art of 1 2.-O3-»:55-7:40.l0:30. "Hollow Tri- Green Hair ' 3J65 uruattounl Lady." • |. bel canto jinging. when ht conies Hliis of Home," l:ia-5:ai-S:4&. umph," 10:00-12:45-3:30-6:20-9:10. Murch HAHWAY a, "Ivery Qtrl Should Be Married, ! to the Mc*qu«-Tbi-ater,- N*«>vvark. lit cartoons. March 6, '•Whip- a:lO-4;55-7;40-10:iS. -Adventurea of March 3-5, "Words w& Music," I THE ^,-4 08-11:16-10:2*. "That Won- ! next Thursday night iM.srch 'b 4,." 2:46-5:54-9:02. March •?-», Oallaat Bes»." 1.00-3:45-6 30--9:15. "Trouble Makew." March 6-8, "You ! March 7-8, "Every Girl Should Be Mar- Qotts Star Happy;" Boy rtsmarten' j for a Joint roticert rrelta! with his ,ti ' 3:0»-T*0-10:06, "Thit rtad," 11:20-3:05-4:50-7:40-10:33. Ad- MOUNTAINSIDE INN ns'Urge," l:«-8:49. HOT." j wlfr, Pia Tasslnart, under fluspii-M ventures of Qallant Bess," 10:10-tJ:S5- on Route 29, Moiintaliuidt 3««aO9:lO ROSELLE PARK ! of th* Griffith -Miur.c Foundation. 4 Fare* or BUI," I;M-8;50. tietr tcht Lake Park REGENT Marcli 3-4, "Soutbem Yankee." 1 :JO- l Declared to bp the grea\at *x- Merry Way.' 3:00-7:00-10:00. 8:43; "HU1» of Home." 3:05-l:93-M:»©. Luncheon—-It tn 3—75c up Force of Evil," 2:3S-«;10-9:25: March 4, "Force of Evil. ' 12:55-4:05- ! pontnl h t • Force of Evil," 2:50-8:00-9:1$1$ . n;4O-2:50-6:05-9:2O Mutcli 5, -'Force of 10:15. March 6. "Unknown. Ul*ad;" Sunday II to • our Merry Way.y " 1:00-4:10-7:40100410740- Evil," 12:15-3:00-5:45-8:35-11:20, 'North- 1:15-41:54-8.40; "Adventures ai Dew approach ing viiit r**cjilla the. rf- March 7-9, "SnakSke Pit." 2:00-7;33 west Stampede," 11:00-1:45-4-30>7 20- Juanl" 2:35-8.15-10:00. M*rch J-8, "Utt- eent senaationg; «LJI"»Y\VI which (( lu%f* Monday) )S. March 6, "Force uf Evil," 1:15-1:1O knoarn Island," 1:30-7:00-10.40:; Ad 7:05-10:00. "Northwest Btampede." l.ii- venture* of Don Juan." 2:59", 8:99. marked hb linglng of thi-.-lyrtc lot partUt »(*cin>!y re- » i 30-905. Marcn 5, "Adventures 4, "Every QUI Shouid Be Mar- Mftrch A, "Augd Ou Amazon," 11:20- ried," 3:10-7:10-10:30: -Ruthles*." I:: vived byOenernl M«naj»n," 3:05-6:43-10.O0. •'Blon- 2:30'»:35r8*5. "Mexican Hayrlde," 12:50- »:45. March 5, •'Every Ctrl Should Be Li Secret" 1:55-5:«Q-8;5S. MftWB 6. 4:00-7;03>tO:15. March 5. 'Angel Ou KOBXRY tl >IMl>Oa> and Leretta Young arc' cu-iUrrcd in Lho Johnson alt«r a »lx-ypat«~" r *S'j y Monday and Tuesday. March 6, 7 and g. The THgllavini'i «lcx]UMit .Mnfrlnjt all March 6. "Angel On Amazon," 2:45-5:45- Uaroh 6. "Words ft»d Music. ' 2:55- 8:45. '•Mexican Hnyrldp," 1:15-1:15- 8:20-9:53; "Dude Ooe» West," 1:30-4:33- lovely Aciifcxj A**r.j portray* a university teacher involved through the opera and M»p(-cia!ly :15-1O:15. March 7-9. 'Angel On Ama- 8:30. March 7-B, "Worda and'Uustc.' in a nrurdef BOB," U :20-2:30-5:35t8:45. "Mexican 2:35-8:30; "Dude Goes West." l:30-«:33 Hayrlde," 12:50-4:00-7 05-10:15. 10:30, March 0, "Ymi Oott* Stay STATE and ROYAL Happy," 2:40-7:00-10:00. BiMlmen of March 3-5, ''Adventures of Don Juan." ; Tombstone.'" 1:30-8:50. DINNER from 3 to f> P, M. "Blondle's Secret." March 6-8, "Bane, "let's Live A tittle." > SUMMIT LIBERTY STRAND ' UJKAW KTOtkVtELL in "'ih LYRIC J Pictures, Plays and Peoph March 3. "King of a»mblen>'." "Mi« With Crfeen Hair" share* stellar . March 3-4. "Th* Snake Pit," 2.53- hattMU Angel." March 4-5, "submarln TrJ2-9:32. March 3-«. "The Sn»k« Ptt," R0U7I i Base." "Water Front." . March 9- honors with Robert Ryan and Bar- 2:3l-4:5J-7:15-9:37. March 7-8, 'JTh* "Jamalca Inn," "Beach Comber." bam Hale. Glenn Ford and Wil- Snake Pit," 2:52-7:22-9:32. March 9. of the W«k: "Letter to Three Wives," cur- Tot»wa lore "The Snake Pit." 2:52-7:00-10:20; "The 4*0191 IRVI.NGTON liam Holden co-star in "The Mai Accused," 8:48. rently bounding from one suburban theater to another is 1 STRAND OASTIJE • • ' * , "'. from Colorado ' mm showing at a comedy, which in our opinion, doesn't quite live up to its the Palace Theater, Orange. Both March 3, "Force of Evil." 3:30-7:10- billing:. It reminded us of the commuter wKo left his home Sun. to Wed. March 4, "Every Olrl Should B Beautiful Married." 3:20-7:15-10:30. "Ruthless, features are in technicolor. 9:58: "Trouhle Preferred." 2:27-8:55 Dane Clark l:4Q-8:45. March 5, "Every OlH Shoul March i. "Budjfien ,pf Tombstone," in such a hurry that hia pants were forgotten in tho rush. -WHIPLASH Be Married," 1:00-4:40,7:50-UW i>3:,45-7:10-10:09;-"Texas, Brooklyn and Ire s "Letter to Three Wives" Tyrone. Ppw TOWNLEY'S \.%>KEE" also ••Ruthless." 2:25:6:10-9:20. Cartoon, Heaven," 3:29-8:53..March 5. "Baameo to thitf b^t-rv^r seemed to tie Urn ••Hills of "That 'Won 4:10. March 8, "Rogues'- Peglment. NEWARK of Tombstone," 4:38-7:37>IO:38; "TesM, Willie much of the bliuive niiwrt Restaurant inrolot derful Brooklyn and Heaven," 2:29-8:21-9:20 than a finuh«d product. March 7-8, "Rogues' Regiment," 3:03 BKANFOKD rest, upon producers and distrib- 7:15-1-0:15. "Let's Live A Little." 1:40 March 6, "Mexican Hayrlde," 2:04-3:17- It all w!tea' three w;v«i, Optn» at H i.f0 4. M. 8:50. March 9. "You Gotta Stay Happy, >Jarch 4. "Sergeant York," 12:20-3:35- 7:45-10:25; "Parole. Inc.." 4:O«-6:34- utors, the public too mutt tak« liinda Darnell, Ann Southern and Etmry Day to 5«r«« YOM 2:55-7:13-10:20. "Badmen of Tomb 7:30-11:00; "Castle On the Hudson, 9:14. March 7, "Mexican Hayrlde." some nwpotuibillty for the genera] stone," 1:40-9:05. ^ 3:23-7:10-10:10; "Parole. Inc. " 2:12-8:5*. Jeanne Cram nwpectivdjr, receive March 8-9, "You Qotta Stay Happy," snmature level of entertainment a common ;«t.ter tram *n &!d girl — DINNER. LINDEN 3:14-7:05-9:59. "In This Corner." 2:12- For instance when an unusually 8:37. friend :n..i>rin:r.g tfceai that »he ASTER THEATRE SNACKS .Vow Z Hits t«) Wed, March 9 PLAZA fine picture arrives at the local Barbara »:50; "Castle On the Hudson," J:00 has left to-aru with oee oi their Stanwyck Bud Abbott March 3-i "Four Faces West," 7:00' 4:35-8:15-ia:00. March 7-8. "Sergeant UNION theater do you patronise it,9»r ab- 10:30. "You Gotta Stay Happy, ' 8:50 York," 13:20-3:55-7:30-11:00; 'CastfeOn husbandji. CAg iy *ht does cot. Print* Ko«mi ttt Butqucti-Partit*. Charles Lou Costello 1 UKION sent yourtM'll prefrrrln^ to remain it* snmxn AVI. . Ed.G.Kobinson March 5, "Four Faces West,' 2:40-6:25- the Hudson," 11:00-2:35-6:10-9:45. mention wnich on* she has in WHO DONE 8:35; "You Ootta Stay Happy,' 1:00 PROCTOR'S March 3-4, "A Southem Yankee," "KI.ESII ND tow. merely a critic. (Nw MorrU AT«.) FANTASY IT? 4:45-7:55-11:05. March 6. "Intrigue. March 3-4, "Belle Starr'i Daughter, 2:45-8:50; "Let's Live A Little." 1:20- 1:00-4:29-8:28: "Words and Muslc."2:3O 7:15-10:20. March 5. "Junior Pun Show." It'i Intt'reating to not* that UNION 10:30,-1:51 - 5.12 - 8:33 - 11:54. "Dnlalth- This -.leads th* wive* to «ciutin- 8:59-9:59. March 7-8, 'Intrisue," 7:00 fully tours," 12:06-3:27-6:48-10:09. 12:30; "A Southern Yankee." 4:43-7:40- many of tho supposedly poorer 10:29; "Words & Music, '8:30. March 9, March 5. "Belle Starr's Daughter, 10:30; "Let's Live A Little," 3:20-8:13- xe their married iivca rather "Disaster." 7:10-10:01. "Smart Qlrla 9:15. March 8. "Adventures gf Don. shows have achieved the hlghwt 10:35-2:00-5:26 - 8:51 - 12:lfl, "Unfaith- clo*?!y. CToee observation Don't Talk," $:S0. fully Yours," 12:13-3:41-7:08-10:31. Juan," 3:10-6:40-9:55; "Unknown box office popularity. It'i only HAKtli and GLAZED March 6, "Belle Starr's Daughter,'' 1:15- Island," 1:43-3:20-8:45. March 7, "Ad- spicioi] in -»*ch of their ventures of Don Juan," 2:33-8:40; "Un- natural therefore that such »liow» SHttRY $4.00 MADISON :4O-8:05-ll:3O; "Unfaithfully Your»," concerning the faiihfuinam of 2:55-6:20-9:45. —; known Island," 1:20-7:13-10:30. continue to be produced and dis- CURED HAMI.. fb. MADISON their respective spoiaee* mad in a March 3, "Adventures of Don Juan." NEWSREEL tributed. -ie* of - duoooBected f!a»hbaclti! 3:25-7':25-9:45. March 4, 'The Kissing Latest News Plus Shorti. v Two Features at ROAST Bandit," 2:55-7:00-9:50 "Rusty Leads Qonvendy, tilnw of liigh caliber LAUGH MOVIE the case hwtory of- each romance TURKIY ... the Wny," 2:00-8:50. March S, "The Proctor's, Newark often go begging wlien they ar- •12" hisl limit Thurm! and mariiag« u to£d Kissing' Bandit," 2:00-4:35-7:30-10:05 Four Hours of Comedies. 1 Orlfta«J Wdfht 14 IU. "Rusty Leads the Wny," 3:40-5:14-9:10, LOEWS "Belle Starr * Daughter" and rive at the m»vi« hotwte around All Technicolor .Show Unfortunately the flashbacks, to March 8. "Road Hotise," 3:10-5 50-8:50 March 3. "Command Decision." 9:40- "Unfaithfully Yours" are the two th« comer. FAMOUS PEPPKRIDOI PAKM 'Triple Throat," 2:00-4:43-7:30-10:25 12:47-3:54-7:01-10:08; "Raclns Luck," i at Vaat, **m& to.-er«eji- STEWART FONTAINE 11 may Happy.' 3:B-«V4S-1O.O5: "Bad Mon ORANGE ^ into the territory to mnke a gigan- of the tracks who has married an GOTTA of Tombstone," 1:55-5:25-8:50. March 6, around the corner mnke a {>olnt to •'Accused." 3:15-6:08-9:95: "Adventures EMBASSY tic effort to establish some sem- •Ider but prosperous m«Tchant. it. In «o doing you holp th* STAY HAPPY" or Oallant Bess," 1:55,5:15,8:40. March March 4, "Ruthless.' 2:20-5:35-8:55: blance of order and decency. I Happily they vow to forgive pant 7-8, "Accused," B:45; "Adventures of Every Cllrl should Be Married," 12:55- cause for better films. ' t respitsse*. aisd at the wid pre- DONOHUE'S Gallant Be»»," 7:00-10:25. March 9, 4:00-7:15-10:40. March 5, "Ruthless," "Unfaithfully Yours" stars Linda "Bad Men of Tombstone" "Adventure* of Don Juan,' 8:50; 12:40-5:30-9:00; "Every Oirl Should Be smell and Rex Harrison as a sumably are on tb« road to a "A Fin* Haw ]ar**r "ChrUtopher Blake," 7:00-10:40. Married," 2:30-7:15-10:40: "Look Who'a •uccsmfti! union. | Sun, — I/on, 7ll«t. Laughing. March fl-8. 'Words & Music," Very muoh in love couple, whose Spike Jones Will 2:35-8:10-9:53; "Dude Ctoea West," 1O0- MILLBURN nwrital bliss takes a startling turn rerrjainius t*n» *pous«j», un- I.orflta Robert >\\March 4, "You Ootta Stay Happy,' 4:45-8:30. March 0, 'You Ootta fitay MO0NTADTVIKW, IT. jr. YfH'M. CUMMING8 2;50-7:O0-10:05: "Badmen of Tomb- Happy," 1:00-4:03-7:10-10:15: "Badmen when Rex begins to suspect {ter suspicion prrriosj^ly «j fugl- Bring 'Slickers' of Tomb*ton#," 2:50>3:SO-9:OJ. OB ths Nswark - Pompton stone," 1:35-8:50. March fl. "You Oott» or being unfaithful. Rudy j tivety «eata yet. The high *pot« when one become* • gnttnl. And hav« been continued from lut Clark G*hlm m» (Mm World W«r H AIR-CON1MT1OVED - AMPLE PARKING SPACE year's ihow with IMW material HITCHIN' POST INN WALTER READC THEATRES general In question ttints In « ^eeTy and new talent added. 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M. tiuoaQ cpuy STARTS SOIWAI uim: umuB i Fin* Wmm • tin* Uqmm Air mmmm9 a otiiii yu UNCHION aoa sSoiBici Sao DIIIIIIR .$1.71 naucautJii imu HPPHCJ A I C aaun upuau patinw CJ MADISON run warn wmm, m M ID 170 ITRINOWHD AVI., SUMMIT 1U A-10M f 4 Ti-L Mai, fxttli A NIGHT AT THE OPERA" HUUHII Ml mm H,, |n . - , • 'VII J. |^ Wealth of Pho+o All Have Some Looking Through the lens Subjects Right Artistic Talent Playing the Cards In Your Backyard Sculptress Says AB inquiries should be ad- the game. You CM1 have *.. My EDWARD tL ALEMUS, FJLP.S, FJr\&A, P.WJTA drewed U» Alexander G. Spen- bourn of fun with this book "v Familiarity breeds contempt (Continued from page 2) Salon Judge m»i itutUutlor oi JHbolograpby e«r, «S Forest ne-A Fanweed, can buy it at book store* e>, d.. Daring the war MM. Plun«uia» true N.J.- •-' * • { from George Coffic, 163 B-"h- teught art to Q.V§ at |V>rt Dix. made & survey among! J» photography Too auna- ttreet, Belmont 78, Mass., fJrV It mi there, she «aid, that *h« A few :! . ti A ^i,»iteur» rooao that therthe e is nothing By ALEXANDER O. 8PEMOER Here is one of the bends pbotograph««," 'both inateura arid commercial, to "finn d out became convinced each person U lf heir neighbor* Cutthroat bidding for dummy is Sure Tricks. wlKch on^ thought would be the ideal feature,| tf a ho_ could trav«l to capable of «»« artistic endeavor. « sorry substitute for a fourth "But with adults sometimes one 8. 7 5 S camera with respect to ske of negative, scientific design of more spots^ , player, but Official Rules of Three- firit mutt do a little wraping to Handed Contract solve the prob- H. K 10 7 5 3 the camera, focussing and viewing dgvicea ~-~ and vanoua make thcae beautiful pictures «*a aalons and magazines. release the inhibitions which pre- lem nicely. They feature partner- D.Q other details. viously nave blocked their artistic C. A Q J 10 type* of phwogrAphy (S'iM'-i); fraM j, Jwaiy, greener on ship bidding. The new three- expression." A.ooordin*ly. a CUK.I it it mjant'.ngif compact, light in < tbe other side of the fence. But banded game was invented by NORTH that embodied the ! wright and w#l! balanced. Special • actually, there la a wealth of fina What function does art play In George Coffin, tbe publisher, of D. A thought W;M f ivvn to make it' picture onateria). anywhere if you the modern world? Belmont, Mass., and is called SOUTH easy to fc&M in hars^ without us- j will only look for it. Some of the IU function, aaid MM. Plun- "Coffln'a Game," The next time S.K34 ing a triwxl. • Buiil-m 'bead grip*' finest pictures ever made have gakn, again adding dab* of clay you can't find a fourth try it. H. A Q J 9 8 6 I i 'ire located at each side of the in- been made, almost literally, In the to her portrait is tkat of balanc- Here it tbe way it works. D. none C. 6 4 side of tie body to fit the f :nger*. photographer's back yard. A rote ing the swiftly mechanized pace One player keeps dummy Dual'krtOM permit-tocutuig with Is just as beautiful anywhere in set by today's- living. throughout a rubber, and dummy The bidding: (All vulnerable) eithtr hand. Trigger rek-a*ea are j the world. You will find old trees Art, she feels, is an outlet for is exposed before the auction. . South West North eit-etric8*ly'p*-r»t«d and are with- j and beautiful cloud effects in any those creative instincts which to- Left-hand opponent (LHO) and four hearts pass pa*s 'in easy rts»ch of ti'.hyr thumb.' The I town from Maine to California. day are too infrequently called right-hand opponent (RHO) of the West leads the ace of diaino tthU'tPT i-9 t.";;ijit.J'Without the hgM I TO MAKE #VCCKH8WL portraits, the photographer must know bis dummy owner always bid as well You are South and your probl 1 If you could visit the setting of upon in a ooelety requiring leas jarring. An automatic track, lock many pictures you have felt were camera so well he can devote full attention to catching the subject at and less creativeneas from the in- as play iu» partners. Regardless la 'to win ten tricks aguinsi prevents the ;<-n# !rom tttfidrntaiiy outstanding, you would be dLeap the right instant Clifford Wolf of Union made this winner in the 1948 dividual. ••-•;• of who dealt in turn, LHQ always defend and against any diitri ehjjjHng out of (OCUB. TWO aeta of j Graflex Photo Contest. „. tlo». What high card -miu.-t. pointed. The picture was a »uc- "t would like to »ee every com- bas first call then RHO second VHW and range finders, one on try to.protect from.v;i\)Uux'.' i' cesa not because of the **eene but munity support a workshop such call before dummy owner bids his fot-h >svi*', provide accurate focus- your play then check witii tii, because of what the photographer at this one where resident* might two hands together. Dummy never ing from thm- fvt-t to infinity. Obscured Rear Window swer below. found there and the way he pre- Hubby's Ties come to exercise their creative tal- bids. Th* aubji-ct ia visible in full size Crtates Driving Hasard »«>fttf;d it. Viewpoint and method (Contiri(Contfnuei d from page 3) ents |n whatever manner they see As in regular bridge the liand • ANSWKH instead of in r««ti:Jc«d »*a!e with Carleton H. Ritter, general man- of presentation can make all the might be reached by a etatemrnt fit," she said. The «Ksociatlon haa to left of declarer makes the open- On the diamond opening Sout the aiff of the- luminotu view-find- difference in the world between from one Maplcwood clothier. ager of the North Jersey Auto- a membership of 350 artiste, pro- ing lead. If LHO is declarer must discard a club.' North « er, Truce is also a built-in Focus- ;r record shot and a salon photo- "When the y»ung high school mobile Club, recently Issued a fessional, amateur and interested dummy leads; If RHO, dummy the club shift with . t-ho• HI.- pot which' j>r'»jw:te J*in bt-anus of graph. And these are entirely up kids come In here they pick out warning to local motorists. persons from Summit, and sur- owner leads from ..his own hand. continues clu.iw. If E.ut iv\i I'-ght fr»ta thi* mngf fir.-der. .When r to the photographer. the very fancy neckwear, I^ater, ' One out of five fatal accident*, rounding towns. There are nnver two dummi:», for South ruffs and gets two the two b<«m5 "merge (»n th* BO.ii- Study some of the photographs after entering college, they come Mr. Ritter pointed out, are caused On the subject of sculpture, Mrs. whoever is declarer,, LHO and dkttards ,on North's wtab jt-tt it la-in focus This Focusp&t you particularly like. Try to vis- back, this" time with a conserva- by obstructions to vision, and one Lillian Johnson of Springfield, ex- RHO always play their hand« clubs. If East do:-.s'net L(n, THE KALABT abw indiiSftiej th«* center of the pic- ualize what the photographer saw tive taste in ties. The cycle is com- out of every eight fatal accidents plained that sculpting watf divided closed against dummy and dum- South discards a sparta'and ture which rnak'-a jt passible to ; popular of the** features. Much when he visited the scene, ^.nalyze pleted after reaching comfortable occurs during snowy, foggy or into two main divisions, "building my owner. After the rubber dum- wins, tlf West also plays r, take pscturr* sn total darkness time was devoted to rc&enr-ch and the way he composed his picture, middle age when once again taste rainy wea,ther- up" and • "breaking down.'' my owner collects or pays double North leads .another ch.ib.'t 1 with tlaahlighta; apparently revert* to the splashy defenct mjist cash tb.: npa breakdown U*Ut until th«\ "KAL- his use of lighting, the tricks by * "No one but a madman would The "building up" variety of the net score, as the. carries, designs." „ . ... • now or lose it. ART" wa» accomplished—the most In th«? bottom p*rt of the cam- which he put hi* personality into drive with his view ahead totally sculpting, such as Mrs. Plunguian [•dummy. For the oixt rubber an- Generally, the clothier concurred and she herself were demonstrat- Complete iSnmera. ever created . . .. era, are hidden tbrc« email flash- the final picture. Then you will be obscured,"" Mr. Ritter said, "but other player take* over the Troop: If South ruffs tin-• dis ready to experiment. that It was the wives who selected ing consists of adding small bits of ; the h>ignt of ..perfection. light battc-no* which operate the there are r&markably large num- dummy. • -* niond opcnfng, lie cannot neckwear for their husbands and clay, one upon another, until the While the pffcturo-slze of this fSaah equipment, the focuspot, the Take some simple object or view bers of supposedly intelligent peo- LHO can raake nice Adjust- losing th™ firt't. or second rst in favor of.t.hc,,,j final form is achieved. From the camera M largo enough for- nil near home. Photograph it from as ple who travel with their rear win- ments for .his opening bid.' With clUbis-'^b Eait, if Ea.st hoNis ' new designs. ' clay model a cast may he made ally.operated safety devices. .They many an-gleg and points of view dows Iced over, misted or covered dummy in view, his aca-queen '.a* king. And if Wat hold* j Who was it who recently harped which in turn may he cast in can easily be replaced. The cam- as you can. Try pictures at v&rl worth two tricks if dummy lacko guarded spade ace, E.iK can on the theme that this country is with snow. How a driver can hope metal. / era in provided with rising front oua timea of day, in sun and even to drive competently and safely the king of the suit. As a general turn a high spade tr> n;ek under a matrlarcal Influence. It "Breaking down," or glyptic a re- 4RT ZEILLER Co., Inc. and lateral shift of the kne. \ in rain., Then analyze these pic under such conditions is a mys- policy, LHO can open quite light South s king, giving the d.-fi nii S80 MAW ST. would seem that at least In the verse procedure, begins with a Coneidenng the fact that a fine ture« carefully to see which ones tery, especially since experience if dummy is weak, but he needs three spades and u club trick. EAST ORANGE, N. t. Capture the scene best, and why. realm of male neckwear thia In solid block of material, such as camera can be relied upon to pro- has taught that a motorist needs a a bit more than standard opening This hand is more thin ji.s: | OR, 6-2400 Crop the picture."), try re-shooting true. stone or wood, chiseled to complete duce good pie'ureji with less risk good view in «H directions, and .un- strength if dummy is loaded. A!t;o, tricky problam; it is typical.,c —practice until you can learn to the final form. • Victor Sound Proj«cror of failure and waste of film than swerving attention to operation of he can make an opening cue bid certain hands we mc::t cvrrv see the picture possibilities In Capital's Draff Quota Also on display was a sculpted Distributor* cm infcri«r one. It would be an the car if he is to avoid disaster." in dummy's A K Q x x x suit! we play bridge. On many occa that one scene. You'll be amazed Oat of all Washington's 898,000 work, by Margaret Einstein, economy to own such «n instru- Mr, Coffin is the, publisher of sions there is a danger hand whicl • All Typ«« Visual Aid at the simple material that can population and 45,000 draft regis- Even in clear weather, the motor daughter of the noted scientist, Al- ment—like the Knlart- despite its a fascinating book called "Sure must bs kept out of th • lad ; Equipment , make a fine picture. More impor- trants, only one man will receive club executive continued, many bert Einstein. The exhibit inci- price-! Tricks," by Ivar Ar.dercon and we are to raake th ; c " SiwTS RRTK Y "STARO BST" I tant, you will learn the first secret Presidential "Greeting*" from the people pi'e packages, household dentally, which in addition to ; George Coffin. It contains 273 Sometimr» in spite of our bes RKI.IGIOUS riLM LIBRARY of fine photography—how to see District Draft Board during the goods and, in fact^ everything but sculpture has a loan exhibit of out- If the tarlh were entirely level, bridge solitaire problems, double efforta we can't keep the Complete AtiUUncr with »ny of pictures. the kitchen stove in the back acat, standing prints from the Mont- your VUuil Education or Entrr- the entire facf of the globe would next two months. dummy and otherwise, composed away from one opponent, "bu Ulnment problem* without COM up against the rear window, thus clair Art Museum, will close on be covered with tf-ater two rnilcs This lonely man of distinction, by the world's greatest masterB of more often th-iti net thcie i« or obligation. .-. . Ocean City, "Cameo of Cape cutting off their only view of traf- M«rch 13, deep! as yet unidentified, will fill the way to do it if-we're keen t-n

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