[ December 24; 1943 ]
Board o f Education t t s s r urn ana face^by mSere of teaching1 staff S l ^ i S S S S » % § - * - ‘s r s . t W W Iethe^ total added to teacher compensation aggregates ITEM some $25,000 the net budget rise Is but $7,000, operating w d other SH 0RTHILLS economies taking up the major portion of the difference. Here is an accomplishment of which Washington might take note As to taxes and the tax rate for educational purposes, the in crease will spread so thin as to make small upset In local house hold economy^One meal of ground steak instead of porterhouse and the accourif Is balanced. ■ Founded 1888 * • • • Published every FRIDAY at MILLBURRN.J. FIVECENTS SSn Supervising school heads may hue to a chalk line in some of their worit, but this may be good practice for time to come. -$7 ,0 00 School - The Turn W itt Be Name Craig— A Worthy Work Closed Friday Fuel Aide Budget Rise ■ ■ ' * ■me Camp and Hospital Committee of Millbum has done much 1 Mlllbum Board of Education In anticipation of the Millbum Township Committee this past year to make the soldiers In nearby camps and hospitals .presented! its 1944-1945 budget Christmas holiday and in has named R. Carlisle Craig to more comfortable. Among the donations made through their ef draft to public gaze Tuesday forts are m any.truck loads of furniture, including jig h t "pianos, order th a t employees may act as emergency fuel aide to assist in avoiding any hard night. The total to be raised curtains, athletic equipment,- musical instruments, flowers and enjoy it to the full, The-Item ship to residents as a result hy taxation is $402,977.50.. This plants; victrolas, records, radios, magazines_books, bedside bags office will be closed all day of coal and oil. shortages------is an increase of $7,212.50 over afghans, puzzles and pillows. Friday and Saturday, De the present year, and reflects Dealers in the local area have -“ This list Is far from complete, but will give some idea of the cem ber 24 and 25. And so, a rise of .0245 in the tax rate theinaelves.4ormeti a n organi variety of things accomplished. Another outstanding Job was the Merry Christmas to alL. - for sohooi purposes. production of one the spows from the Paper Mill Playhouse. zation to cooperate in -m ain taining home-fuel supplies and The educators-tentatively-ap The Millbum group; tfi cooperation with three other chapters proved the draft, A. Ross Meek equipped the Perry Phots’ Lounge at Newark Airport and through Mr. Craig will act as interme 4th War Bond diary between consumer and er not voting, and set Tuesday . the generosity of local residents the custom of serving coffee to evening, January 11 as the time the pilots was started. supplier to the end th a t home fires be kept burning. for a public hearing and final Thanks are due all who shared in this good work-the men Drive In Jan. adoption. The hour is 8 P. M. and women who gave their time, t{ie clubs who donated money Recent cold weather has and the - plaee— Washington brought—te— Hgtrt— numerous and th e business houses who gavp fhoir The Fourth War Loan Drive School. will be launched in Millbum cases of inability to procure ★ Picking up a dollar here and Township the middle of Jan coal. In some instances dealers a thousand there, the budgeters uary and again th e local Of have themselves had none or sizes have not been those have managed to sot up a $25,- Fathers Still In Doubt fice Of Civilian Defense will 000 item for salary adjustments, needed. The dealer cooperation handle Bond Sales with W. Gil teacher, custodial and other. is expected to end such diffi If local pre-Pearl Harbor fathers were confused before as to bert Morrison acting is chair ( In the current year adjust culties. their draft status, now seemingly they may as well throw up the man of the War Loan Commit ments aggregating some $13,- sponge. Quantities available are and tee. .000 were made. These are re wtii /rem ain limited but with ... Designed originally to put them at the foot of the list, amend tained in the new pay base home owners assisting, it is ments and interpretations of the new law by draft officials appear 000 of which five and one-half and practically double that purposed to avoid hardship. to set this Intent aside so that one guess Is as good as another as billion must come from indi amount win be available next Any who are unable to secure to who will be called and when. viduals. This is the highest year. Total for the two years fuel through regular channels The one thing th a t stands out clearly at this time is that quota yet and the amount al wm be approximately $38,000. and are in danger of running Manpower Chief McNutt is himself out of the draft, and the Army, located for New Jersey i s f in The board now has a surplus out, should contact Mr. Craig Navy, Marines and Coast Guard will gave to plan to win the war keeping. of $33,943.49. Of this $10,000 at Town Hail. He will at once without any more directives from-him? That is an accomplishment Details of toe most intensive EVEN SANTA uses V-Mail these days and this week he brings will be paid to the Hartshorn investigate and call upon the When the thing is all worked out, local boards may have more' canvass of individuals ever The Item .a Christmas card from England. Technician Hillard J. Estate shortly as title is taken dealer group to make such de power to review the “indispensability” of youths recently employed made in the State are made Eddy sends us greetings from Britain. to the athletic field on Millbum livery as is needed. in war work and there may come some reclassifications. public by John E. Manning, Ad avenue,-leaving a net of $23,- Henry M. Blank appeared be By and large however, fathers will have to fill the gaps made ministrator of the New Jersey 934.49. fore the Committee Monday by casualties and expanding activities and with a new front in War Finance Committee at Reports are th at the amount night and asked that rules re Capt. Gewehr Church Services prospect, spring a t the latest, will no doubt see them in service in Newark. finally set up for salary adjust specting use of the ambulance numbers. ments falls far short of what The canvass will pack a two be further liberalized,. He re teachers have asked from the fold punch, calling for individ ported personal experience Is Missing For Christmas board. That this Is probably so EDWARD J. . BETTERIDGE, ual solicitations a t places of when his own child was injured C aptain RSiph P. Gewehr was Township churches will hold is borne but by the fact that son of Mr. and Mrs. William employment and a house-to- in a skating accident, taken to G iv e i t e r N ose officially listed as missing in their usual Christmas services Mrs. A. -C^ W alker^^nd Alfred Betteridge, of FOrest drive, is house canvass of every resi the-hospitaland later-retumed- afUon by the War Department with special programs and. mu H.s Hauser were named a com Borne Tram The Choate School, dence in toe State.- home. Requestor the ambu Tuesday although his parents sic this year. Serviced,- to which mittee of two to f. meet with Wallingford, Connecticut, for “Individual solicitation and lance tor this service was re Pain t For Xmas Mr. and Mr*. Arthur P. Gewehr all are invited, in the various teachers in an effort to recon the beginning of his winter va purchases must be stepped up fused. of Gap Vie# road, were ad churches and church schools of cile differences. Maybe it was and is an old cation. Edward is a member of if New Jersey is to reach its E Mr. Blank suggested the Mo vised November 26th th a t he the community follow; In addition to submitting the family custom to rub noses just the Choir and the Glee Club of Bond quota of $117,000,000 an tor Corps be permitted to drive had failed to return from a Christ Church — Christmas budget the Board accepted the as Mrs. Roosevelt says and the school, and has participated increase of approximately fifty the ambulance in the present bombing mission over Germany, Eve, 3:30 P. M. kindergarden resignation of Miss Barbara demonstrates in recently re actively in tennis during the per cent over the best previous emergency and that possibly a November 13. through third grade, 5:00 P. M. Finney of the High School leased photographs. fall term. performance in this district,” fee system for service calls be Captain Gewehr joined the Young People’s service, fourth faculty who will go to the In any event the question Manning said. instituted. Colonel Franklin D uller and Army Air Force in 1941 while grade through Bible classes. WAVE’S officers C andidate heard to date “whose nose is A resolution calling for the M anning have been busy for a junior at North Carolina State 11:00 P. M. Candlelight Com School, January 19. She re who”, has not mitigated against sale of bonds to meet the Town USO U nited several weeks completing the College. He was commissioned munion service. Christmas Day, placed Harvey Woltman, now the spread of the manner of ship share of toe eost of. the at Maxwell Field, Ala. and while 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion, in the armed services. framework of the two organi Joint Trunk Hewer enlarge-... greeting and Monday passen 11:00 A. M. Morning prayer, zations which will bear the ment to obviate recurring flood flying on patrol duty in the gers waiting for a J?0 bus a t Nations Dance carols and sermon. ‘December brunt of individual solicitations ing of toe South Mountain area, Caribbean area, in 1942 was Main and Millbum avenue, saw promoted to first lieutenant. 26, regular Sunday services. and feel confident that a great was passed. the ritual performed with all its The gymnasium at Washing New Year's Day, .10:00 A. M. J . w F s . To er number of persons will be Chairman H ill explained that In April 1943 he . attained his ancient tribal dignity. ton School is being decorated special prayer service. * flgkpri to buy than in any pre the Joint Meeting had entered captaincy and a month later A young woman alighted from for the United Nations Dance vious drive. fafa> ft rnnt.mi»t fnr the enn- m l* transferred to England, Wyoming Church — Christ- N a m e mas Eve, 7:30 M. Candle- sponsored by the Millbum CiU^ "Experience has proved that struction and that a- consent last flight he was pilot F. or war plant worker, was Of light service, carols, sermon by zens Committee of the ' approximately sixty per. cent, decree, ending legal ^action ing a Liberator bomber and The Annual Meeting of Mill- ficer Sm ith’s guess, and .was met. Rev. Read. bum -Short Hills unit of the A. Tuesday evening, December 28, of the persons asked to' buy pending against members of the was pathfinder for his squadron. by another in the same cata- become bond purchasers,” First Baptist — December 26, W.VJS. will be held in the Rac at 8:30 P. M. meeting, would be asked. 1, Capt. Gewehr was bom in gory. Colonel ITOlier said, “and it is li:00 A. M. Christinas message quets Club at 3:00 P. M. on .★ Orange 25 years ago, and was There were squeels of course A highlight of the evening our Job and th a t o f tog volun- by Rev. Bateman. December 27, Friday, January 7. Committee will be entertainment—by a graduated from Columbia High and then, instead of kissing, teer workepto sefe that a much 7:30 P. M. Christmas program heads will make their reports quartet from Paper Mill Play School. A brother, Capt. Arthur the tw oldid, just as it says in greater nutober are asked,” Gallison V-12 by Sunday School w tttr speclal for the year, and all active house. Harold Patrick, Baritone, R. Gewehr of the marines, is the official report “then and Factory solicitations will be music. members are urged to be pres Mildred Beeaff, Soprano, Nils serving in the South Pacific. there embrace and ru b noses, handled by special Treasury Is N a v y ’s B est White Oak Ridge Chapel — ent: Work accomplished is im Landin, Tenor, Yolanda Lupa- He is 26 and received the-Purple so help me God, causing a near D e p a r tm e n t Representatives, Heart award last year tor December 26, 5:00 P. M. Vesper pressive in both volume and chini, Contralto, will be assisted Candlelight service. Christmas riot.” men and women who have Townspeople had a prevue of wounds suffered in action. variety. by Betty Reynolds, Pianist. program by Sunday School, spe A reporter who happened to taken oaths to service th e par the new Navy Monday when At the annual meeting of Invitations are extended to Its latest craft the Gallison ★ cial music.. Christmas message be present, tried without suc ticular plant assigned to them ficers tor the following year are an Servicemen and Women V-12, dropped its hook at Port by Rev. Lincoln. also selected. A nominating cess to stick his nose into toe tor toe duration of toe war. home for the holidays. At this Millbum. With finer lines than St. Stephen’s Church — committee consisting of Mrs. C. welcome. W hat followed he says ★ Flu Victims time of the year, many mem P-T boats of song and story, Christmas Eve. l.fi-15 P. M. W. Green, chairman; Mrs. Ar may have looked like a riot to bers of the community enter the V-12s or this one a t least, carols, 11:30 Holy Communion, thur Simpson, and Mrs. H. C. one unaccustomed to public tain boys from the countries of Knollwood A ss’n is even faster, more manuever- Number 2,000 special musical program, ad Stafford offers the following nose nibbing, but from long our Allies and it is hoped these able and is equipped with a dress by Rev. Dickinson. Christ candidates: expereixice he believes Officer Medical men put the present boys will attend also. blinker system that makes girl mas Day, 8:00 A. M. Holy Com Chairman, Mrs. James Sym Smith was unduly excited. Annual Meeting flue casualties in Millbum at Miss Edtih Wessel has se ish ears yearn for the WAVES. munion. Sunday, December 26. ington; Executive Chairman, Well, it’s here, folks and for some twenty per cent of the -8:00 A. M. Holy Communion, cured hostesses for boys attend The annual meeting of the The Gallison is a converted Mrs. Robert Veit; Vice-Chair tunately, while there's still time • total population. Ambulant and ing without partners. Music Knollwood Association was held newspaper hull so thoroughly 11:00 A. M. morning prayer and man, Mrs. Norman .White; to buy th e wife a bottle of nose sick a t home, number 2,000 to will be furnished by the Mill- recently at the home of Presi- done over as to be hardly recog sermon, 7:30 P. M. church Secretary, Mrs. Holland French; paint instead of lip stick, for nizable. The keel was laid orig 2,500 on this basis and pros school festival. Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Fam - burn Hi?h School Dance Or Ralph Morison. pects are there will be small ... her last, minute Christmas gift. inally a t 73 Linden street but ham. chestra. Jane Van Sickle, who Officers and Counsellors were decline for some time. ★ ' has entertained at many near the remodeling was done in Nominations m ay also be elected and appointed for the The holiday vacation came by camps, will be on hand with ensuing year as follows: Missouri. Return to yard of made from the floor. In c h in g was un d er-its own at an opportune time, as it is Honor Roll Fund her accordion. President, John-H. Emery; ★ Service News -power, a high speed rocket mo probable schools would be closed Mrs. A. Allen Kelly will make Vice-President, William J. Mil tor whose rated horsepower is by now, to prevent spread of S tuart D. Douglas, son of Mr. sure that afl toe folks attend ler Jr.; Secretary-Treasurer, D. Is A t The H alf a~ military secret. the infection. Honor Roll To ing will be well fed. Mrs. Ivan K. Bias; Counsellors — Re-ap and Mrs. Stephen G. Douglas, ’Nuf said, the good ship Gal As it is, business schedules 326 Mlllbum avenu& js now en a Stidger is chairman of toe pointed, Henry J. Miller J r * MiUbupn’Tvlfonor Roll Fund Elmer E. Frey, E. E. Bartlesori, lison is none' other th an Bai have been upset and all man is mapbhlng 2md collections to Sector Warriors rolled as an aviation 111 dance, j ley, son of Mrs. H. H. Gallison, ner of substitutions have been date are nearljMiair the needed the AAF Pre/PUght School for F. S. Deuel, John MacLachlan, and he will be in port over the resorted to*, to prevent a break amottht to cover the b^st. One Residents of Zone 1, Sector Pilots a t ..Maxwell Field, Ala Naval A v k iS j prits~of B sector. Marion M. Copcutt, ChOTam tioned in W ashington, D. C. terWt:^rv<46_.v. ‘ • _____ -road. S hort Hills 7-3044- Adv ^ Commander's southern inflec been plaW in charge of the Malplewbod office. the dough ,in doughboy for Theta, national honor new war job headquarters, ary history fraternity. A mem tion, soil turned the glass over money when they sky-rocketed iiteut. Miller toward jhls b o aL H ew aa head- which has been opened a t HWt-’- Here’s Out On the price, so now the boys Just ber of Symposium and Inter Springfield avenue, Maplewood. (Contmued on Page Seven) eat their meal of seal blubber national Relations d u b and The Community Manpower ChristmasClubs Xmas Cigars en case role. Junior Oulld. Hits Jack Pot Mobilization Committee in a PLUS DIVIDENDS Miss Stragnell gradauted from statement request#* th at war- INVESTORS SAVINGS “There’s no.After dinner cigar AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hear yez, hear yez, hear yez, and the half-year long evening Buxton Country Day School in HOw one Short' Hills man is Close M illburn job applicants from Millburn seeing plenty of action in this 64 Main Street men of Millburn. There is a drags on and on with even US6- 1038. and vicinity register at the Santa Claus and he’s solved entertainers getting only dirty war, is disclosed in a letter from your Christmas cigar problem. looks. Lieut.
373rd Fighter Squad. Lomita, Cal.
And To A ll Our Depositors And Friends
SINCERE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
We pause in the terrific rush of wartime activities to extend our sincere Christmas greetings. We direct our greetings especially this year td our boys now serving the home folks as members of Uncle Sam’s fighting forces,j in stead of as members of our staff.
We're proud pf you boys and the job you're doing. We know our de- positoS S )in with us in saying we miss you, and we want you to hurry home _ -as soon as-your present job is finished
THE GIVI UNITED STATES F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k \ja t* tAKtL T WAR BONDS and STAMPS e f ~ m L L B \ J RNy N£W JERSEY m t S t R THE PRESENT WITH A FUTURE Established 1907
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
' { Becember-24, r ^ J ” " ( hgeaj ” k T^1- 7 - ~ fheM illbum & Short hills ITE fit
< > » o o o o o « o « o w o o o o » o o ^ w » o » o o « w » » » » ______-Commander^ Muthbm- t inflec been placed to Charge of the Maplewood office, ' ■ ; tte dough ,to doufchboy“ for Alpha T tyta, national honor- tion, so I turned the glass over pew war ‘ Job headquarters, H p r p ’c A iif O f l money when they sky-rocketed ary history fraternity. A mem- Lieut.. Miller toward h is boat. He was head- which has been opened at 1394 v 3 y u i v n the orlce.price, so now the boys lustJust ber of Symposium and Intel- Springfield avenue, Maplewood. (Continued on Page Seven) eat their meal of seal .blubber national Relations dub and The Community Manpower Christmas Clubs Xmas Cigars en caserole. Junior Guild. Hits Jack Pot Mobilization Committee in a PLUS DIVIDENDS “There's no after dinner cigar is Stragnell . ^ gradauted _ from statement requests that war INVESTORS SAVINGS and the half-year long evening Buxton Country Day School In HOw ope Short Hills man is AND U3AN ASSOCIATION Hear yes, hear yes, hear yes, Close M illbum job applicants from Millbum 64 Main Street men of Millbum. There Is a drags on and- bnf —mwith *even------— 1938. seeing plenty of action in. this and vicinity- register at the ■ S anta Claus and he’s solved*' entertainers getting only dirty war, Is disclosed in a letter from your Christmas cigar problem, looks. Lieut, (Jg.) George C. Miller, W ar Job Office Jr., to his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth On h is‘-way home following "Mr. Claus has kindly agreed Service News Miller of 140 Old Short Hills The war job headquarters of the annual gift distribution, St. to accept elgars from doubting Extending to You A l l road. The letter was sent from the Community Manpower Mo Nicholas will take your un- recipients and to put ’em In our Aviation Cadet Charles Ed “somewhere in the Pacific”. bilization Committer, -^ itc h -h a s- V wanted smokes and drop them mall box as he goes by on his ward Sutton of 12 Parkview off In Iceland with the Ameri Lieut. M ller was associated been in operation several k f our . 7 # : way home. He sure has been drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar months a t 359 Millbum avenue, > Sincere Greetings ' IB N can armed forces there. No cooperatative." lon Everett Sutton recently a r with a New ,York accounting questions asked. firm before entering the Navy has been closed. Mrs. Elizabeth Aside from the long smoke rived at Stewart Field, New C. Murrell, of Old Short H ills, of the season Last year’s Icelandic tobacco in April, 1942. He is the father less nights, Sergeant Nunevil- burgh, New York to start a nine road who has been reception crop was a failure due to early weeks advanced training.course, of three small children, ranging ler says all Is quiet on the ist at the Millbum office,, has Let us work together for ever frost, and as always happens Northern freak in twin engine flying. Upon in age from 3 to 6. In such cases, the black market completion of his flying train Part of his letter, describing lasting peace, where there is no stepped in. ing at, Stewart Field he will his activities on a particular victor nor vanquished. \ Now the fighting men there receive his wings. morning follows: are fighting mad for the slx- Miss Stragnell Stewart Field, Wings of West "The censor says that we - Point, about our -DBeORATIVE PAINTERS SUPPLIES ~ cigar to puff. In summer eat In Who's Who school for those Cadets of the recent operations, so here's a 317 Millbum Avnue ing tobacco is popular but In United States Military Academy try. “We leave the , base at — winter chewers eject icicles Miss Barbara S t r a g n e l l , who elect to become pilots In with — boats. The mission is to when they spit and the Army daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ore- the’ AAF and for regular en go behind the Jap lines and don’t like that around camp gory Stragnell of Short Hills, listed Aviation Cadets. raise as much hell as we can as someone might fall and get who will receive her A. B. de with their supply lines. These h u rt 1 gree from Upsala College in June, Aviation Cadet Edward supply Tines consist of barges First Sergeant Harry Nunevll- Is among students who will be Neal, son of Mr. and M rs .__ ___ ler, son"of Mr. and Mrs. Harry. listed ^n- the...1943-4*~4ssue of ward F. Neal of 36 Parkview:- -similar to our. ramp lighters. . They run from forty to 100 NunevUler of . Main street, is Who’s Who Among American drive recently reported to the To Millbnra’s Sons and Daughters feet and are armed with 25 now In Iceland. Hf knows the Universities and Colleges. The Greenville Army Air Held, calibre guns, etc! Occasionally conditions there and has in book^will be released in. April. Greenville, M^sissippl for fur- one comes along with a gun fa ct been working in close as- This publication is Issued ther flight training. about the size of a 40mm. That eoeiation with Santa to arrive ■ through die cooperation of over After completing his training at the exchange arrangement. 600 American Universities and at Greenville, Cadet Neal will means trouble. “The big hitch to nabbing Here’s what he says about colleges. It is the ,ipeans of be sent to another fjeld in the these things off Is the ‘zoomies’, the cigar situation: “Those recognition for graduates, which Army Air Forces Eastern Fly They are an Invention of the Christmas cigars the fellows is devoid of poltiics, fees and. ing Training Command for the devil and are often called float back home are afraid of and dues. Several students are final phase of training. Upon planes, which more nearly de-' don’t dare hand out to friends, chosen each year, by an unpre successful completion of this scribes them. Two floats under would go great up here. Our judiced committee., course, he will receive his their lower wing gave them men are tough and can take it. Miss Stragnell Is president of “wings” and a commission as. “The black marketers mistook Second Lieutenant in the the name, but the fact that they ity, editor-in-chief of the Col Army Air Forces. float in on you out of the blackness is a better reason for- RADIO REPAIRS lege Newspaper, associate edi The Greenville Army Air tor of the year book- president Field is located in the heart of it. When they spot us they start dropping parachutes and float “See The Marks Bros.” of the English Literary So the world famous Delta cotton RADIO SALES CORP. ciety and the Psychology Forum. belt on the Mississippi river. flares until the place looks like 327 Mill barn Atom — - is- secretary-treasurer t)f-' a -Fourtfcof—July celebration^ ...... Millbum “6-0015 the Alpha Eta Chapter of Phi After the environs are pretty DON’T FORGET THE SMALL ADS. well illuminated, they start bombing wtih 100 to 500 pound ers. Thank God we are small, so they haven’t gotten any hits, but the shrapnel has raised To You — quite some havoc. “To get back to this night— the moon was full and the Lt. Adrian-F. Dedecker mountainous islands showed up for twenty miles in rugged Hospital No. 206, Italy relief on the horizon. This makes the keeping of formation and navigation easy. The crew were all at battle stations from the time we Jpft until we re This Honor Roll, listing the. turned. This mission lasted name of each Millbum Town ’Twehty-fwo Tours. ship man and woman in die — 4- herewith contribute—to the cost -of- the Millbum “At midnight a big barge was armed forces will soon be Township Honor Roll the sum of sighted inshore, about four erected in front of Washing miles away. We lay to in order ton School. to estimate his course and Since we at home will all speed. Apparently he was mak Want to share in this recogni ing for one of the many coves tion, the Committee is appeal that mark this section of the ing to every resident to make To T ou— coast. We weren't able to run ir a small donation. The esti on him, as the coral reefs in mated cost of erecting and this area are treacherous. This maintaining the Honor Roll T-5 Hillard J. Eddy i? evidenced by the many Jap will be about $1,300. barges hanging on them. After Troop D, 102 Cav. A. P. 0., New York Please use the attached cou Please, mail or bring your contribution to an hour we lost contact and pon and make your contribu spent the rest of the night tion today. There will be no ROLAND LEWAN, Treasurer, waiting around. Seven enemy house-to-house canvass, so it - 64 Main Street, Millbum, N. J. planes flew over, but did not is up to you to act now. bother us. “At 6 the next morning we headed for the Jap headquar ters: We hoisted all tm p lS p S white and blue we had on board, so that the air support, which did not arrive, would be able to identify us, “At eight, while we wfke. tak Christmas Greetings ing pictures of barges we had Y ou — -set on fire—a few days before,— the radio crooned: ‘Look what S-Sgt. Samuel Albanese I’ve Found’. I recognized the
373rd Fighter Squad. Lomita, Cal.
And To A ll Our Depositors And Friends
SINCERE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
We pause in the terrific rush of wartime activities to extend our sincere Christmas greetings-. We direct our greetings especially this year to our boys now serving, the home folks as members of Uncle Sam’s fighting forces, in stead of as members of our staff.
-W efejjg jjid of you boys and the job you’re, doing. We know our de p o sito rs join with ns| | g s aying we miss yob, and we want you to hurry home • as soon as your present job is finished. » _
...... 7 “ ------* TH E...... GIVE UNITED STATES F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k WAR BONDS and STAMPS o f MiLLBURN, NEW JERSEY THE PRESENT WITH A FUTURE Established 1907
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PUBLIClM iSfeRVirj
- -Meutenant---Watklns^ -4s.-_Ar har~ ~m ouffir‘w ^ graduate of Mercersburg Acade alio atfalWa Must Scholastic with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Barbara Bulkley my^ and of Amherst College, Honors. E. W. Van Wagenen of Colonial wh»ra he was a -giembec-jQl. wav. His broflwr. Pvt. Glen Van Tot W dTImyM aw^- Delta Upsllon fraternity. He. r r " ' i Wagenen, U. 8. Coast Artillery, prepared for the law at the Lenlhan and children Ann anti Is on active duty in Italy. Theodore Jr., of Cleveland, have Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone University of Michigan And a t Miss Charlotte Elizabeth arrived to visit Mrs. Lenlhan’s Bulkley, Of Short Hills, an Harvard Law School. Before en erson, daughter of Mr. and Three girls from Short Hills brother-in-law' and sister, Mr. nounce the engagement of their tering the Naval Reserve he Mrs. Sumner Brooks Emerson - are at home enjoying the and Mrs. H. Preston Coursen of daughter, Miss Barbara Bulk- practiced in Oneonta, New York of W estroaibecamethrbride Christmas recess from Bradford Knollwood road, for the holi ley, to Lieutenant David Deats and In New York City. on Saturday of Dr. Frederick Junior College, Bradford, Mass. days. ' Watkins, U8NR, son of Mrs. A. Blount of Pensacola, Florida. They are Miss Jane Cassedy, ★ John Taylor Watkins and the Rev. David K. Barnwell of daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Pierce Joseph R. Hixson, Jr., son of By Edith Clifford Call Millbum 64)228 FOR~ ficiated a t the ceremony In the A. Cassedy of Nottingham road, late John Taylor Watkins, M. Mr. and Mrs Joseph R. Hixson, The holiday season will al turned to fo rt MacArthur, San First Baptist Church, Summit. Miss Lurllne Eberhardt, daugh D„ F.A.CP., of Detroit Michi 68 Baltusrol Way, has returned New Year's Viennese ways find activity In these Pedro, Cal. Midshipman Thayer A reception followed a t the Em ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. gan. home from the Choate School, parts, at least-among the fair Af Smith Jr., a medical student erson home. Eberhardt of Celwick lane; and Miss, Bulkley is a graduate of Wallingford, Connecticut, for Cakes and Hors d’oeuvres and younger set. On Wednes at Dartmouth College, is home Miss Elizabeth Fuller of Cam Miss Barbara loffm ann, daugh The Masters School, Dobbs his winter vacation. Joseph is. from MELLIE WEISS day, before the Christmas for Christmas. Two. other spn|, bridge, M ass.rforaerly of Sum ter of Mrs. Edward A. Markley Ferry, New York, and of Vassar an active member of the School 108 Main S t Millburn « Dance a t the Short Hills Club, Peter and Bobby, Vfho attend mit, was maid of honor.'* Brides of 41 Grosvenor road. College. Choral Club, Le Cercle Francais, the Misses Joan Skelton, daugh Holderness School, Plymouth, maids were the Misses Lois ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Skel N. H., are spending their vaca Feick of Short Hills, Rachel ton, Jennifer Naess, daughter tion at home. Hall of Pittsburgh, Emilio Ishl- of the Erllng D. Naesses of guro of Milton, Pa. and Mrs. Mlnnisink road, and petty Ann Miss C h a r l o t t e Renard, John A. L. Thomas of St. Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davids, Pa. erick A. Renard of South ter Mrs. William A. Mitchell of __ Dr- Lynch -Murphy of Salis race;—arrived— home Tuesday ----- Woodcrest avenue; gave a ir bury, North Carolina was best from Mt. Holyoke College, for hors d’oeuvres party at the man. Ushers were Richard Em the holidays. Mitchell home. erson. U.S.N.R., brother of the Another young lady to enter bride; Drs. Manning Hudson of tain at hors d’oeuvres before Mr. and Mrs. Roy R Bumsted Christmas Tome of Hobart avenue, will enter New Albany, Miss.; John McDe- the Short Hills Club Dance on vitt of Charlotte, N. C.; Thomas Wednesday was Miss Audrey tain at dinner-on-~Christmas for their mothers, Mrs. U, F. Royster of Henderson, N. C.; Things are tough, that we know. Markley, daughter of Mr. and and Gray Hunter of -Greens-. Mrs. E. A. Markley of Gros- Washburn and Mrs. D. Bow- boro. N. C.— ...... ■ ------venor road. ley of Jersey City- and Mrs. Santa iscoming, we hope without snow. Bumsted’s sister, Mrs. M. W. The bride -was graduated Miss Jean Whitlock, daugh- Brush of Montclair. Their son, from Wellesley College. Dr. ..Things we a ll like are-hard to get, ter of Lt. and Mrs. Herhert V. Seaman Bwtram Bumsted^. U. Blount is a graduate of the Uidverslty of - North Carolina . Whitlock of West road, arrived S.N.R. an R.P.I. student at But please be patient and don't fret. home Inst Friday from Vassar, Renssalear, Troy, N. Y., is also and Pennsylvania Medical • School. He will begin his intern Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for the expected. JVe may not have w hat you desire, holidays. Her brother Nicky, is ship at Roosevelt Hospital, New also home from the Hotchkiss Robert E. Pyle, son of Dr. York the first of the year. The School, Lakeville, Conn. and Mrs. C. E. Pyle of Hillside couple will make their home in But think of the boys under fire; avenue, is home for the holi New York. y Miss E dna Weathers, daugh days. Mr. Pyle is taking a ★ They, too, would like a little shot, ter of Mrs. Niel A. Weathers of post graduate course at Staun is Miss Nancy Morison, daugh Highland avenue, is home until ton Military Academy, Staun ter of the Ralph G. Morisons of But of the kind you just got. the middle of January. Miss' ton, Va. Whitney road. Weathers attends Walnut Hill • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Miss Barbara H o f f m a n , So if we have to turn you down, Ridgeway of 24 Hobart avenue, daughter Of the E. A. Markleys Miss M argaret Colie of Mill and their children Catherine of Grosvenor road and Miss Don V crab, argue and ju st frow n. Valley, California, is visiting Jane and Johri, departed last Joan Cassedy, daughter of Dr. her brother and his wife, Just Sunday to visit their parents and. Mrs. Pierce A. Cassedy of . I f we had it, gladly we would sell, ice and Mrs. Frederic R. Colie in New York State for the next Nottingham road, are home Of Woodcrest avenue. Their two weeks. In Hion, they will from Bradford Junior College But if we ain *t - what the — . daughter, Miss Posie Colie is visit Rev. Earl D. Ridgeway and for the Christmas vacation. home from Vassar College, for in Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. Wil I’ifrs. George Hagaman and And now that the holidays are here the holidays, a son Frederic, is liam J. Clapper. During their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. home from the Loomis School, absence, Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs. William M. Ives Jr., Windsor, Conn. Stevens and son. Noel, formerly ....A Very Merry Christmas and their children Mary, Wtl- of Hillside avenue, will occupy Dr. and Mrs. Thayer A. Smith - itam and Stephen of Baltimore, the Ridgeway residence. of Forest drive, have had their are the Christmas holiday And A Joyous New Year son, Pvt. Malcolm Smith, U. S. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Perkins guests of Mrs. Hagaman’s son- A., with them on a three day and daughter, Miss Adele of in law and daughter, Mr. and PAUL furlough. Pvt. Smith has re- White Oak Ridge road, will Mrs. C, T. Coming of 8 Whitney spend Christmas with Mrs. Per road. kins’ sister, Mrs. Hilda Voeg- STRICTLY FRESH Miss Josle Badenhausen who M il l b u r n L iq u o r S h o p ler of Weehawken. attends the Convent of the Miss Jean Schroeder, daugh Sacred Heart, Noroton, eonn., 36 MAIN STREET EGGS ami B P E R ter of the Leslie E. Schroeders and her brother, Rob Baden A <346 MjUlburn Ave. of Colonial way is home from hausen of Chaterbury School, Skidmore for the holidays, as are home for the hoHSays. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Badenhausen of Old Short Vacuum Gleaner Repairs COSMETICS Hills road. “See The Marks Bros.” Wortzel Bros. Reg. Ph. G. Lee Campbell, a student at RADIO SALES CORP. Central Cut Rate the Ashville School, North Caro 327 MlUbnrn Avenue lina, is home for the holidays Millbum 6-0015 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Worthington Campbell of Knoll- wood road. * Thomas Beckett, a senior at Member Federal Deposit ft MERRY CHRISTMAS! Blair Academy, Blairstown, N. Insurance Federal Reserve J„ has returned home to spend Corporation Systsm to all of our friendly .clients the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Beckett of from all of us 94 Highland avenue. During the tall term Beckett was a mem- her^if the WebsterSoctety and AT BETTY TELFER’S 521 MiDburn Ave., Short Hills also the Stylus Club. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Drake “PEACE ON EARTH of Woodland road announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, at Orange Memorial BONDS BUY BOMBS Hospital on December 9. They — Merchandise Shortage ? W hy we evei\ have have two other daughters, Bar Good w ill to men” bara and Margaret. Mrs. Drake a left handed mustache cup. M erry Xmas. is the former Miss Edith Mor gan of Maplewood. E D M I S T O N First Lt. Edward L. Chalif is home for the Christmas holi days. He was recently trans ferred from Camp Croft to Camp Ritchie, Maryland. Lt. C H R IST M A S— The symbol of peace and' under and Mrs. Chalif’s daughters are also home for the holiday sea standing between men— comes this year as a son, Miss Sonja from Vassar and Miss Peggy from the milestone marking progress along a bloody George School. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. .Van road. It is a rqad to Victory for men of good derbilt of Hobart a venue, "de parted yesterday for Jackson will fighting to restore Universal Freedom ville, Fla., to spend Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Lem and Peace to M ankind. . -.. uel Bannister. Jr., and their granddaughter, Sandra. Their son-in-law is on duty in the This cannot be — in the true sense — a South Pacific. Merry Christmas for anyone alive today. 4+ Pvt. Jules Van Wagenen, U. S. Signal Corps, Fort Mon- can and should be the occasion for us to pause in remembrance of the real cause for which we fight and in grateful recognition of the fact that we are slowly nearing the goal.
__In this spirit we offer the greetings of the Season to the people of our community.
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Christmas Jeave with her par ents, Mr. and Mira, Carl A. Feick Robert 0. Axt of 731 Ridge wood read, has recently con -of-W hite OakrRfdge'Tbad. diet of Highland avenue will en Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fla!., cluded a business trip In the the holidays with their par tertain their family on Christ and sons Edward and John middle West. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kelly inas. Among them will be their New York City, were recent of 33 Berkeley road. Qlad i Emily Germer. Miss Doris Stryker arrived < Miss Sara Pritchard, a stu son-in-law and daughter, Lt. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chivian of 7- Ivy terrace. home from Woman’s College of dent of Elmira College. New Joseph 0. Moulton, Jr„ Quar and Mrs. Rodney D. Hall of ' the University of North Caro . Mr. and Mrs. Louis McLean York, is spending the holldajfe termaster in the Coast Guard, 5™ ^; another daughteC Sgt. Samms Engaged lines this week to spend the end son Donald of West H art wtlh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. arrived home unexpectedly on It’s grand to know Rogers ®nslgn Anne Benedict, WAVES holidays with her parents, Mr. ford, Conn., will arrive today Herman Pritchard of Glen Hill Tuesday to spend a 15 day fur Coal and Lumber Company, who is stationed in Mechanics- Mr. and Mrs. Lester1 H. Ger- and Mrs. Everett S. Stryker of to spend the week-end with lane. lough with his parents, Mr. and Sum m it, can supply us with burg, Pa., a son, 'Seaman 2c. mdr of 5 Douglas street an Southern Slope drive. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Potter of 27 Mrs. J. S. Moulton of 147 Glen fuel oil. If you find your oil John Benedict, U.S.N. arriving nounce the engagement of The Misses Ethel, Florence avenue. Joseph, who has been Greenwood drive. Arriving on Wednestay^ to supply unexpectedly low, give today from Camp Endicott, R. their daughter, Erahy Woodard, and Amy Hodel, have arrived on overseas duty, flew 2,500 Rogers a call. They will deliver I., for a ten days’ stay and an to Sgt, Virgil W. Samms, Jr., spend h e r , Christmas vacation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H upp’ to spend Christmas with their miles to get home. son of Major and M rs.'V. W. at home was Miss Jane Acben- In a Jiffy. Rely on Rogers. other son and his wife, Mr. and of Philadelphia, will spend parents, Mr. and Mrs: Jacob « Samms of Santa Ana, Califor bach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Prieth F. Benedict and Christmas week-end with the Hodel of 397 Wyoming avenue. Rich golden guernsey milk their small son Peter Felger of nia, former, residents of Mill- Charles H. Achenbach of 78 latter’s brother-in-law and sis- Miss Ethel and Miss-Florence BABY NEEDS with marvelously high butter Elizabeth. bum. Mountain View road. Miss Ach are from Washlngtgon, D. C, te^ Mr. and Mrs; R. A. Winter- enbach attends William & Mary Wortzel Bros. Reg. Ph. G. fat content, is w hat you get Miss Germer was graduated and Miss Amy, from Princeton. #Mr- and Mrs. Robert Widdop mute of 7 South Mountain road. College. from Scttmalz Dairy Farms from Cornell University in 1942 Central Cut Rate of 57 Meadowbrook road enter Their mother, Mrs. Charles Miss Ruth Kelly who Is on when you order premium and is a member of Sigma k a p guernsey. By calling Millings tained at brjdge on Saturday. Johnson, who has been with the the faculty of the Lake George pa Sorority. She is now em Hupps since last April, will re ton—25, you get milk that is Their guests Were Dr. and Mrs. W yom ing High School, New York, and ployed by International Busi turn with, them to stay with certified by the Dept of Agri E. Schneider of Maplewood, Dr. her sister, Miss Grace Louise, a DON’T FORGET THE SHALL ADS.’ ness Machines Corp, Newark. her other son-in-law and Mrs. Van Dearlrig Perrlne of culture and the State Dept, of and Mrs. Henry Hoyer-of Souttr SgtT Samms was graduated daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Winter- 132 Sagamore road, will enter New Jersey. Orange, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Schuck of Maplewood. from Tndiana University- in mute. tain at Breakfast Christmas Usher In the New Year look 1942 and is a member of Sigma Day for the carol singers of All Service Men and Women Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Flammer Buxton Country Day School. ing your best. Have your beau Miss Mary Whitehead ’45, Nu Fraternity. At present he daughter of Mrs. Sydney of 46 Southern Slope-drive, will Following breakfast, the group ty care at The Charlotte Beauty Q. is a radio instructor at Home spend Christmas with their will go caroling. — Are Invited Salon to assure you of con Whitehead of 18 Hawthorne stead Army Air Field In Home road, is chairman of the floor stead, Florida. He will return son-to-law -ffnd daughter, Mr. \ r t fidence in your appearance. It’s Miss Carolyn Slayton is home committee for the freshman to Homestead in a few days and Mrs. Arthur Mehring of to the - not the waving of a fairy wand for the holidays from Skidmore class dance in connection with after spending a furlough ip East Orange.. th a t c a n -m ake you -glamorous Colleger Saratoga, N. Y. 'She annual Christmas festivities at Millburn. but the regular expert care of Dinner hosts on Christmas is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New Jersey College for Women. coiffure, complexion, and nails wQl be Mr. ,and Mrs. Conover G. Noyes Slayton -of 438 Wyo UNITED NATIONS DANCE that can be yours for the ask- Michael A. de Camp, son of E. Willis of 54 Undercliff road. . ming, avenue, . under the auspices Miss K ane Engaged _ Their gUSStg*^WlUTn^uae“ffielr' Mr: and Mrs. J. Albert de Camp, " Another young lady to spend Millburn Theatre for A. A Prey) has returned home from The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry the holidays at home Is Miss of the • Choate School, Wallingford. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Kane C. Brown of Summit and Mr. The Town Book Store, Spring- Shirley Moulton, daughter of Connecticut, for his Winter va of 25 Blaine street have an “and lifts. Clifford Willis of field, send Season’s Greetings _Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Moulton Millburn Citizens Committee of the U S O cation. Michael is an active nounced the engagement of Short Hills and Mr. m ills’ ~ to their many new friends. This of Glen avenue. Miss Moulton member of the Choate Crew their daughter, Regina, to Pri brother-in-law and sister, Mr. attractive shop will endeavor will return to Cedar Crest Col at and Hockey, and is also a mem vate First Class Arthur Ritter, and Mrs. James Herslow and to serve their customers in the lege, Allentown, after New ber of fee Third Scholastic son of M r.-and Mrs. F. Ritter sons John and Peter of Spring- future, with the high quality Year’s. Honors Group- of Crescent road, Springfield. field. Washington School Gym. and distinctive gifts, as they Miss Kane is a graduate of Pvt. Theodore Weibel U.SA. have in the past. Last Saturday night, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rubly of - )' ) Millburn Avenue Millburn High School. Private has returned to Camp Crowder, William Feather of Taylor road 090 Ridgewood road will enter The First National Bank of Ritter, who Is a graduate of Mo, after spending a week’s and her daughter, Mrs. R. B. tain at a family dinner party on Millburn, is always the busiest Regional High School, Is sta furlough with his parents, Mr. Kelley of Park road, gave a Christmas. Tuesday, Dec. 28 th 8:30 P. M. place In town, the day before tioned a t Longview, Texas. and Mrs. C. E. Weibel of Ridge surprise birthday party in hon Christmas. More than ever folks Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reeve of wood road. or of Mr. Feather^ The dinner ★ ... are making gifts of W ar Bonds. 78 Greenwood drive, will spend Music by M. H. S. Dance Orchestra which was-gbrefTat Chanticler Mr. and Mrs. Lorimer Court- Louis G. Peloubet, who a t If you have neglected to buy Christmas in West Englewood, Included the following guests: ney of the Monterey Village tends Lawrenceville School is the members of your family a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morrisey are spending the holidays with home until the end of the holi Entertainment Refreshments bond, there is still time to get John C. Allers. and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Walter Mrs. Courtney’s mother, Mrs. days ^wlth his parents, Mr. and in under the wire and buy of East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Mary Prer of Shrewsbury, Mas Mr. and Mrs. Max Shack, Mr. Mrs. Sidney W. Peloubet of 228 i f you wish, bring your own partner, or one will be supplied yours a t First National. A. A. Catlin of Maplewood and sachusetts. and Mrs. Joseph Berg and their Sagamore road. Boys and Girls — you are Mr. and Mrs. A. Patrick of lucky to have the Dagwood Westwood and Mr. Kelley. sandwich and soda shop which Mrs. W. T. Fowles of Glen- has opened on Millburn ave side, Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. Freder nue opposite Taylor Park! Meet ick Fowles and son Fred. Mr. your chums a t Dagwood for a and Mrs. Frank Soper and Miss satisfying sandwich and soda Isabel Soper of Lynnbrook, L. "The I want made with delicious Jane Lo I„ will be toe Christmas guests gan ice cream. of the former's son-in-law and • You can have more heat for, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Huber your fuel money if, .you have Gfmmil of . Woodcraft place. your home insulated with Mrs. Fowles will remain for a Johns - Manville rock wool. visit. Johns-Manville insulation pays -Mr. and Mrs. George F. Per for itself in a few years. It costs kins Jr., of Beechcroft, Will en nothing for an estimate. tertain at a family dinner on Everybody likes a Christmas Christmas including her par holiday! I t is the one time of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Bennett of Orange and her ...My boy shouting “Merry Christmas, Moml”.. . Racing the year families gather around down the stairs . . . Talking tot hours on our phone the hearth a t home. T hat is grandfather, Mr. E. P. Kiersted .. . Slamming our door behind him. Meeting his girl\.. why Barberry Corner Tea Room oi East Orange. Thar a the gift I want nezt Christmas, My boy home l will be closed December 25-26- Ensign Eleanor Feick of 27. On Tuesday, the 28th, Bar Washington, will spend her But they say we are short here in North Jersey of the manpower berry will resume their dinner to make toe weapons to speed up the victory to speed up my service. boy’s homecoming. Short.of manpower? Yesl But we’re Each .mew Christmas season MILLBURN not short of Woman power! finds The,'Betty Teller Studio, Women! It’s up to us to help turn out the planes, the parts, the more securely established as a radios, the ships that our home-town boys need—NOWI permanent part of our com -(’M)KR TWO FLAGS" munity. I t ia therefore no won They still have half-a-gtobe to win for victory. der they ^send Holiday Greet ings to their myriad of friends. So down with leisure! Up with production! In ’44—give them 7«.n Arthur' — John Wayne MORE! Let’s work. Not wait. Let’s work. Not dream This is a good time of the ’ o f Victory. WoVk! W ORK so hard th a t our boys may be year to take stock of the many “A LADY^TAKES a home again. Soon. Victorious. Safe! services offered by Rimback CHANCE” Storage Company. Moving- S ISf SAME FROORAW So, work hard on your w ar job I Or, if you are not yot working, “MY KINGDOM FOR storing-rug cleaning and floor take a w ar job— N O W ! Hour* are convenient. Pay i* good. A COOK” . covering, to be exact. Inspect — WITH — A«k at nearest W ar Job Headquarter., or U. S. E. S. Office. ( Coburn - Marguerite Chapman Rimbacks patterns when Seek TODAY! A DD YOUR WEIGHT TO THE 1944 W A R EFFORT! ing carpeting. — Adv. ★ Donald O’Connor —^Penr Bra* * IN NIGHT clubs the debtors “TOPM AN” -usually sit in front and the IN ADDITION__ wi creditors in the rear. “WE’VE NEVER BEEN LICKED” Bendix REPAIRS sattser. “See The Marks Bros.” RADIO SALES CORP. 3*1 llllllbarii Avenue Millburn 6-0015
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Yes—we have a ceiling* ice on every service, We've been think- J sed- on the actual mer- ing folks, that | andise furnished. No you've been very % itter^what priees may be good to us during « f ’ ' : ’ # ^ vertised by others please 1943, aiuLright now | meiritmr that CdYhrfl ‘ is the most appro- J int regulations musFTje. COMMUNITY MANPOWER MOMUZATION forced. In funerals as thank you. So g MONTCLAIR— RIOOMFIEU3- thanks, everybody, g 550 Bloomflald Avmim 400 MoonlMd to everything else, you get ORANGE—301 Mala Street EAST ORANGE— ly what you pay for. and a very happy | C h r is t m a s ! g ‘~C*ANFORD— JERSEY CITY- 175 Jackson Avo 279 GroveStroot WOMEN: Apply War KEARNY—576 Koorny Avo. UNION—2006 Morris Avo. UNDEN—105 N. Wood Av. WESTORANCC—46 Mo In St. Job Headquarters. „. ONNE—506 Broad wo LYNDHURST—300 Ridge Rd. WESTFIELD—0 Elm Street MAPLEWOOD— * HILLSIDE—1313 libe U.S.E.S. OFFICES or any U.S.E.S. Office NEWARK—1056 Rfoad St. BAYONNE—605 BroHwcr, Ifomtxj'j 3Fmtrral Unmr | 390 Springfield Avenue | AN OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION L'nion and Estna County offlcns open: E to 12—Jtt 5'daily. 9 to 12 Saturday— MONDAY EVENIPM 7tu . A LFRSD , U TOUSdr-®t®*8r_ 148-149 Main St. MUlbnni M4« . 1 Handbags - Millinery g * ^ «a¥ASgS8BD 1»W { bec& bera^ \ 9 ^ j A
car from being, plowed under. Car owners m ust not take the SHORT HILLS try In its conversion to civilian oj attitude that It their car is XXXX>00000000 productlon,- the ex-servicemen- m snow bound they Will be able will be able te -fin d gainful All Local Defense Councils to ride the busea. The buses are : Founded In 1888 empioyment^and the opportun were called uBon-by State De now over crowded and unable ity to reestablish himself; A r e Y o u A fense Director Leonard Drey- to handle greater loads. } NICHOLAS N. HEYMAN | The W alrus fuss, to cooperate fully with the State Highway Department Editor, H. 0. Reemployment Committeeman Wtllurd H. BaetmeiC1 Official newttpaitcr of the Townahlp of MIIHh Local Board No. 2, Essex County and county and municipal road Sabecrlptlon ram. by mall. poalpaMI One year two dollar*; ill mow; The flue of 1943 is behind me, 2 8 P er C APPLIANCE REPAIRS " on* dollar; payable In advance. Single coploa five cent* each. Bate and once more I’m ambulant. and police departments in the m the Poet Office in UUIbarn, N. J...m Seoood-Claae Mall Matter. According to weekly reports state-wide program to ..clear “See The Marks Bros.” Editor, The Item: Not too much so, but enough. | issued by the District OPA of- main arteries of .travel of park RADIO SALES CORP. So prohibition is on the way Editor', The Item: offers of employment for which Like the Prime Minister I fjce> household consumers of ed cars in the event of a snow Ml sunburn Arena* back and all through the handl- Millbum 6-0015 The Interest expressed by .Mr. we have no veterans available passed the crisis, but without juei 0u should not have burned storm. and I believe that this status ing of the curtailed supply deBlis in his letters to you re bulletins. by this week more than 28 per Air raid wardens and aux garding employment of ex-ser will continue until the actual liquor by the big distillers, eent of their total year’s fuel fighting is over. f For a lpt of supposedly keen Mrs. (Walrus said: “What’s iliary police will be Instructed vicemen is commendable but oil ration. to call on car owners In their his conclusion th at nothing is After the war is won, the business men, they have put the use when the milk man PRESCRIPTIONS This percentage figure shows areas to remove their cars from Wortzel Bros. Reg. Ph. G. being done Is Incorrect? problem of reemployment of on in recent weeks about the oniy comes every other day and maximum amount of the veterans may become acute, sorriest show imaginable, beat- the laundry man once a week?” .... the principal highways and The return of men from the heating ration which should streets. No coercion will be used. Central Cut Rate However, if the rate of dis- ing the politicians, OPA and armed forces to civilian life is I will say this “Global War have been burned—actual con- Car owners will be advised of handled by the Reemployment what have you. the necessity for keeping these Division of the Selective Service hat, or memory fails less if a reserve supply is to be and public works to absorb the trade names and brands ^and WM,ws m m m System. One or more Re-em me, a kept available in each consum- ployment Committeemen are as- returned veterans, the present then following this come black • er’s ratiorf to meet possible signed to each Local Board and system will continue to oper- market prices and all that goes The Mrs. had it then and ]ls of unusuany cold weath- MOSOVETHH. m m «%««" it is the duty of such commit ate efficiently. with it, there were many tears because 1020’ SSOAD STREET 1 I v t B R U n lm t S If the traffic got a bad name teemen to assist the honorably Industry will, undoubtedly, she wasn’t going to live to see Rationing —officials empha fOPULAK Wices-I.10,l.M, *.10 (fad.tar) in the old days, recent months (vet. incl. Sun. • Mall. Sunday A Wedne.doy discharged veteran in the fol- convert to civilian production her children finish grade school. sized that each consumer should have set it fright back where it - lowing: as rapidly as possible in order watch his fuel oil consumption A MUSICAL HEATWAVE! 1. Reinstatement in his Old to meet the deferred demand was before and now all the That was delirium for.she. not WCTU has to do. is. round u p . o n ly w a s around when they to. sec.th a t.it Is.not above the ... SJW#a<***** .Job; i p ’ t y job he held when . for .consumer goods. Funds for. maximum percentage ' figure he entered the- service. the' purchase of these goods, to its followers and disgusted vot- graduated from elementary, Securing a new the extent of billions, of dollars, ers and begin cleaning housd but -from- High School, college each week. and matrimony. . . The method by which, con- 3 Filing an application, lor are.pow invested- in War Bonds, again- . • sumers can -calculate—percent-. are reflected -in—tha-greatest-----Having- h ad - its chance to hospitalization or domiciliary Now she has so miny grand- age consumption was outlined w opm hm m ^ savings bank deposits or the make good and failed, it will Direct from Sizzling Broadway Run I care. children she don’t know what ^ follows: lowest installment purchase pot be easy for license to again 4. Filing' an application for to do and still she’s going Each Monday take a reading disability pension. balances in our history. This get a trial and probably it Is as ORIGINAL DIXIELAND BAND 5. FUingTan application for should result In post-war ip* w2l~ " ^"industry " ' J ^ ~ ~ can ~ not~ strong. ' of your tank gauge to determ- BOBBY CAPO • WARE TRIO vocational rehabilitation. dustrlal production beyond any govem Itself deserve little. It was the *Four Freedoms ine how much fuel oi*.!'raS Company of' SO Items 4 and 5 above apply thing we have had before, WATER WAGON that bothered me most when I Suppose you used 520 gallons since the beginning or tne 1 “WOWED RROADWAYr-ufeMofl l only in cases of service-con- companied by wide-spread em- was laid low, especially the heating season and the total nected disability. ployment and prosperity. “fear” and “w ant” freedoms. | Special Performance New Years Eve. gallonage of your fuel ration ■ Under present conditions, During the period of cut-over Hold Back On Not only do I want that $9.57 jS 2,000 gagllons. Divide 520 by there has been no difficulty In from war production, there may monthly social security check 2,000, and your answer is_56, placing employable veterans.veterans, Inin be lay-offs by industry,industry. Toto ruifill y . . " , • at age 65, but I’ve been count-r which is less than 28 per cent, fact, industry has been very this gap, all governmental J [10716 \jT66tlU F S solicitousflAiiAilAiie rvfof thnthe rphimpdreturned spr-ser oonndipqagencies frminioinal(municipal, enuntiV.county, ing on it. THE CALMEST h u s b a n d s vicemen and there are many state and federal) are planning It will have to be “Family As I lay there alternating be make the stormiest wives. — for the construction of new Hold Back” on the usual long tween chills and fever, came Thomas Dekker. • Season’s Greetings | facilities, for delayed mainten distance Christmas greeting fear,' fear' th a t' I was to be ance, etc. I know that the calls this year if the telephone gyped out of it. Township Committee has done road botoe is to be kept open UNEASY LIES the head that’s its share of this planning. for sons and daughters away in Want and fear are terrible trying to figure out what to- The reemployment problem rnj’itary service.------things I came to realize, and morrow will bring. of the ex-serviceman is not one Voice highways will be crowd- the way to end them is to be from th a t can be solved locally by cd and travel difficult in any gin the social security pay- IMPATIENCE becomes a vir- anv municipality in the; metro - ..th* Notp Tareav BbH-TbI#— ments at birtlv aot post-mor, -toriK " war' tiffl£.~” politan area, Under no circum- phone Company says. Last tern or thereabouts, stances could the Township r year’s record volume of over While it occurs to me and provide employment for the 100,000 long distance calls in before I have a relapse, I do 1500 or more men and women SUNDAY DINNER; New Jersey on Christmas Eve want to wish one and all a The Home of who will return from the war. and Christmas Day included Merry Christmas and Happy many which were completed New Year. WANT HER TO MEET YOU SPECIAL only after hours of delay. VITA-RICH MILK UNDER THE MISTLETOE? It all adds up to this, the With after effects and every- Eye Hass Service company says: Unless the folks__thing, its the _safest way all Uack home yield the long dist-~ around and if you do come down For ance highways during the holi- over the holidays, you can’t day week-end to war calls and jay jt to me. War Workers warriors, some o f . America’s 1 . 5 0 Examinations By sons and daughters in uniform Here’s hoping you remain Canoe Brook Farms are going to be disappointed hale and hearty throughout, Registered Optometrist Delicious Italian - American when they try to come home by but if Qualms assail you, hustle A. O. SEELER telephone. lnt0 and" stay there. cooking. Also a la carte. INCLUDING ALL THE COWS Jeweler and Optician Millbois S-S331 * That was probably the one wise decision of my lifetime, I TheNewMilibrook Mrs. F.H. Bramkamp survived, it didn’t spread 1200 Main St. Millburn 6-14751 through the shop and I found You Needn’t Go Out of Town Funeral Services were held I was not indispensable. Wednesday for Mrs. Bertha This last is what the medics and Crowd and Push Bramkamp, 70, of Martindale call “shock treatment” but it ’Courteous and Friendly Service at road, who died Monday at her does speed recovery. home. Born in Germany, she DECORATIVE PAINTERS SUPPLIES came to Short Hills three years ago from Morristown, 317 Millburn Avenue Millburn 6-1581 where her husband, Frederick DR. GEO. A. KAEGI H. Bramkamp once operated a BURGEON CHIROPODIST coniqctiqnery store, now known' TneeSar — Thursday - Gifts to Remember as Thode’s. Mrs. Bramkamp leaves, be LANDSCAPES — SAILBOATS — PRINTS — MIRRORS sides her husband, two daugh EVERLASTING CHARM ters, Mrs. Louise Hocker and Mrs. Johanna Meyer of Short Hills; two sisters, Mrs. Peter Strunk of Irvington and Mrs. To Fuel Oil Users: George Grabhom of Hoboken, Government restrictions and a grandchild. make 1$ necessary for us Interm ent was in Flower Hill to ask our customers’ co Cemetery, Jersey City. operation to-the following extent: Please keep a" check o n ' your fuel oil supply and notify us in advance when to deliver. USED CARS Please arrange that our -drivers- can make deliveries although you are not at BOUGHT home. The government will not allow any emergency (Dindtanidhon or call-back deliveries. FOR CASH telephone wires, too
• H elp keep war-crowded circuits Wells clear on December 24, 25 and 26. ’ Cadillac - Oldsmobile Co.
NIGHT PHONE SUMMIT M tW J • Please use Long Distance only TIjp traditional spirit of Christmas is obscured this 25 Vose Avenue year by the demands of war. SOUTH ORANGE COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL if it is vitaL Next Door^to Post Office But there's no dJmovf of ovr greeting to the folks S. O. 2-7069 in our town. • War needs the wires—even on ITEM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS. h o lid a y s. Nor is there any lesr ' ’Se warmth of our greeting. Niw JIRSIY To one and .nil CATU LLO ’S • I l f T n I S HO NI f f l t r n CijristmaStePou F O R f i m ; From Every Member Of U f a m J J Commonwealth Water Co*..... OlA Ruin Si. >Iilll»nrn * * SPORTS * * AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES Basketeers Skaters
Lose, 62-52 Skate Alone 'Sunday afternoon the Recrea Ice skaters will be on their tion Departm ent basketball own at Taylor Park after 5 team played a t St. Lucy’s Au „ M. on Christmas Eve and ditorium in Newark. The op all day Christmas Day, as the position was furnished by the ti Recreation Department an >000000000000000000000000 Silent five, who triumphed by CHANOJB," Jf«n Ar- LY,” James Cagney. Grace George; “FOOTLIGHT GLAM nounces they will be unable HM FOR A COOK." OUR,” Penny Sliwleton. Arthur Lake. December 26-88. a score of 62 to 52. . to supervise on these days «. December 31-January “GIRLS ON PROBATION.” "CRIME SCHOOL." December The Silent Five were national There will be skating, 29-21. MAT. “TOP MAN.” Lillian Gish. Richard Diz; * champions among deaf mute weather permitting, but no “WE'VE NEVER BEEN LICKED." Richard Quine. . Noah teams in-1639. The box score: music or supervision. The ★ EAST ORANGE Recreation House will be m il l b u r n r e c r e a t io n HOLLYWOOD, Central Avenue at Harrison. Tombyll, f...... 3 0 6 closed during the above * N EW A R K times. White, f...... 0 12 ★ M IL L B U R N Kelley, c. .... 4 5 13 STANLEY, 983 South Orange Avenue .... 5 0 Pleper, g...... 10 "THE LADY TAKES A CANCE.” Jean Arthur. John Marshall, | g j | ...... 3 1 7 Special Wayne; “MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK.'* Charles Of Carlton, (f...... 1 2 4 ★ OR A N G E burn. Marguerite Chapman. December 24»30. "PRINCESS O'ROURKE.” Olivia de HaVMland, Robert Cummings; "TOR- Miller, g...... r-0 0 0 LICKED," Richard Q u l ___ EMBASSY, 346 Main Street. Holiday Menu 31 mat. "I# DIDDLE.” "DR. GILLESPIE’ N'APO," December 31-J.OUArr 6. ...INAL-BXSRr" Lionel .Bawymow, Van Johtwon, ...... -"THtS t!T 'THIS A 9 g g r OSoYjft T m 0 V rX H W & T Tfc.... 22 8 52 bfcia. December 24-25. "SO PROUDjLY WE HAIL.” Paul BRANFORD. II Branford Place. SILENT FIVE Special activities, in addition ette Goddard. Veronica Lake; "FALL IN.” December 25-28. Mlkos, .... 6 0 12 to the regular schedule at the “CRIME SCHOOL.” “GIRLS ON PROBATION/* December "OLD ACQUAINTANCE." Bette Devi*. Miriam Hop- kina ■'CHANCE OF_A LIFETIME. ’ December 14-11. Baczar, f. .... 1 Q 2 Recreation House are planned ★ U N IO N 29-81. Mat, “HI DIDDLE.” “DR. ^GIUJWIJS^S.JCRIM- INAL CAiSfc,”'"'Lionel Barrynr.or?, ^Van Johnson. December "NOnTHEftY PUksftlT," "fcrrol Wynn. Helmut Pontine: Burattl, f...... 2 o' 4 for the school holiday pertodr- 21-Jam "NEVKK-A DULL MOMENT." Dec-mber 29-Jnmiary 4. Patten, c...... :.... 9 - 1 19 The Boys Club will be open 0 14 each afternoon from |||to 5, dd&rd, Verorlea Lake; "FALL IN." ...... Holly, g...... 28. "JOHNNY COME LATELY," Junea Caaney, Grace ★ IRVINGTON Crudela, g...... 1 1 3 instead of 3 to 5 as usual. Spe George; “FOOTLIGHT GLAMOUR.” Penny Singleton. Ar ELIZABETH thur Lake. December 29-21. mat. “HI DIDDLE.” “DR. Cerkies, g...... 4 0 8 cial program will be held. GILLESPIE'S CRIMINAL CASE." Lionel Barrymore. * Van Johnson; December 31-Jan. jfi "ALWAYS A BRIDES SANFORD, Springfield Avenue at Sanford. Yesterday boys and girls MAID." eve. only. REGENT, 39 Broad Street. 30 2 62 "THIS IS THE \RMY. ' Gvow Murphy. George To crowded the Recreation House “PRINCESS O'ROURKE/' Olivia de Havllland. Robert for a Christmas party. A play, Cumir.tngs; "TORNADO/' December 24-30. “ LASSIE COME jnovles, candy and ice cream ★ SOUTH ORANGE HOME." RiKiily McDowall. Donald 'IS EVERY B o w lin g were served all comers, BODY HAPPY,” December 31-January 5, Last week the Carpe Diem CAMEO ‘ CRIMINAL CASE.” Lionel Barrymore, \ an Johnson. De Society held open house for cember 31-January V RITZ, 1148 East Jersey Street. W in n ers service men, and about thirty , “SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY," "VICTORY THROUGH: enjoyed a good time. ) PROUDLY WE HALL.” 1 CASTLE, 1115 G inton Avenue. AIR POWER.” December 24-30. “TRUE TO LIKE.” Dick d: “FALL IN.” Decembe iVwcll. Muiy "HOOTAUEa." December 31-January . First Prize in the Millburn Basketball teams who want j 1'ELY.” James Cagney; ~ - .. ■■-SO PROUDLY WE HAIL,” Raulett* Goddard; Veroni leton, Arthur Lakt ca: "FALL IN,” I>ecemlH*r 24-25. "JOHNNY COME LATE-. Recreation D epartment Christ to improve their technique dur mas mixed doubles bowling ing the school holiday may tournament held last Sunday contact Mr. Bauer at Millburn h'einderf 33 132.15 169 was won-by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. 6-1218, who will arrange for a BOWLING Meisinger ..... 24 132.5 169 Mclver with a score of 1124. gym. Boylan ...... 30 132.3 178 200 Mrs. Elsie Kovalcik and Heiss ...... 33 131.9 201 ! Shorty Martin came in second B. Tighe ...... 30 .131.9 176 Bowlers This Week with 1102, R. Relno and Erpie. Recreation — High- -Individual -Score----- Al U inter Fishing “A” League — Terona 211, DePalma third with 1097, and Department...... / leys 1 and 2, Evans 222; Alleys Betty Scioscia and George Mayo 3 and 4, Heiss 201; Alleys 5 and 191, 207 — 609; Pritchard 235, 191, 181 — 607; Oliger fourth with 1074. Leagues 6. D. Tighe 201. Opens Jan. 1st 187, 210, 210 — 607; Down- High score for the ladies was ingtgon 224, Gilmore 203, won by Helen Miller with 199 Because New Year’s Day falls Lambrugo 200, Apgar 203, and. for the men Robert Mar i l i a Saturday, winter fishing n • * t H/r ' A " League MacDougall 214, Mayo 215, shall Sr. with 226. The hidden for pickerel, pike, pike-perch, Business Men s League Marcantonio 204, LaTour- score prizes were taken by Mrs. commonly called- walled-eyed Team Standing ette 202, Goglio 236, Dante H. Norman Wyckoff and Mr. pike, and perch, will open this Team Standing Team — W. L. AV. H.S. W'. M. Fanninfi. *...... • winter on danuary*t; 'the“State Team W. L. Av. H;S. Racq’ts Cl’b 30 6 816.34 975 Alps R...... 25 11 868.30 987 “C” League — Wade 202, __Following are the way the Fish and Game Commission has 960 Crusaders .. 23 13 779.13 965 So. M t...... 22 14 862.30 Smith 201, Sachau 234, Van teams finished: — ...announced. Am. Legion 20 16 859.27 976 Mr. A. Mclver & Mrs. A . ______Under the law the winter Tighes ...... 20 16 789.11 9l5 Buskirk 203, Goglia 216. Y. M. Club 18 18 831.31 905 Mt»Tvpr fishing season- opens on. the Millers Mkt 19 17 ,755.3 841 Business Men’s League—Vito Lynch's P. 17 19 848.5 942 first Saturday in January and Beechcroft 18 18 773.29 892 Marcantonio 215. E. Kovalcik & M artin ...... 1102 Taylor Pk ■iv 19 831.3 947 closes on the last Sunday in Young’s .... 15 21 743.16 865 Women's League—Evans 201. R. Reino & E. DePalma .... 1097 Marshall’s I.. 15 21 818.33 969 January, Which will be Jan Canoe Br’k 11 25 748.30 870 B. Scioscia & G. Mayo .... 1074 N. Millbr’k 10 26 816.10 917 uary 30. Large numbers of the N. Hawks .. 8 28 741.8 844 Bontempo & Bontempo .... 1024 Individual Standing ouflaged. We let her have it legal-sized fish have been netted Individual Standing Marshall & R. Marshall .... 1021 Individual G. Av. right away. The first shot G. Stoeckle & Dante ...„ 1016 in closed reservoirs of the State Individual G. Av. H.S. brought liquid gushing out and Bartholomew 15 176.1 226 Mayo JH SL t 36 183.3 H. Miller & Gimbroni .... 1001 and released in open waters Dante ■ L ji 136 181.34 with the third shot the whole ■during the past year and the Saladina ..... 32 173. , 224 B. Tighe & W. Tighe ..... 999 Pritchard .... 33 181,5 thing burst into flames, clouds Sayre & Gilmore ...... 998 State Fish and Game Commis Meisinger .... 36 171.26 239 of black smoke billowing up a Pillman ...... 27 171.24 204 Stieve ...... 33 177.29 Storey to Storey ...,,.^^H995 sion predicts unusually good 177.10 thousand feet. Lee ...... 36 170.29 255 Happich ..... 36 -M. MillerMiller .,993 fishing.____ “The blazing gasoline was Seager .....p i 33 167.27 ' 228.'. TW ona'aW^T 36 176.29 ...Wyckoff & Wyckoff .||H ||i 6 8 7 . Fish , and game laws provide 176.14 spreading out on the water, so Moses ...... 24 167.2 211 Johnson ...... 33 Fitzsimmons & Oliger ...... 977 the number of lines or tip-ups we beat a hasty retreat. We MacDougal .. 18 166.13 194 LaTourette .... 36 175.17 Anderson & Happich - f l S 970 which may be used through the 175.15 hit the jackpot on that one— Kennard ...... 36 164.25 235 Apgar 36 Fanning & Panning 961 ice shall not exceed ten, each l'75.4 and still not a round of fire Veenstra ..... 36 164.19 207 Donnington .. 6 Heiss & Heiss...I ^ S i W 958 H w h ic h shall not have more j Cavanaugh 24 175.3 did we draw, nor a dirty Jap than one hook attached. In the Perkins ... .. 36 163.29 217 Gentile ft Gentile '-"fjjfjfgj 954 Gogfla ...... 36 : 174.28 did we see.T h eT est~ o f~ th e" event there is no ice, fishing Scarinzi 32 16L28 211. Hauf & Terona 948 High Individual Score — coves disclosed nothing more Peiker & Marcketta ...... 930 for pickerel-, pike, pike-perch High Individual Score — Al than ‘dead ducks’. leys 1 and 2,. Lee, 255; Alleys Z„, leys 1 and 2, Marcantonio, f Perkins
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