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T^ M. Cranford Sales V Saturday _ of s yj if JOB wiiiiing to shown at the Washington School tram J. Bertolamy/of the Union Local Girl Wins Medal union which, for the first time, boarded the "Ken Donna" out of degree from Louisiana State Uni- Plan Pool Trip make the trip are requested to «et playground tomorrow night street address. •.'•'• has joined the CIO United Steel- Sandy Hook and caught 480 porg- versity, Baton Rouge, La, and in touch with Mr, Troiano. Miss Marlane Zavoda of Clark A son, Raymond Kevin,, was In State Essay Contest workers in joint bargaining stra- ies and 23 fluke last Wednesdaybis. A.M. degree from Buckneii is assisting • Mr. Troiano in con- born to Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Con- GARWOOD -— Commander Ed- tegy. Another. 15,000 are repre-' night. * University, Lewisburg, Pa. He As Playground The director announced that did work toward, hi* Ph. D. at daily attendance at the play- ducting activities at the two play- standi of 653 Myrtle. avenue on ward S. Tripka of Garwood seated by the USW. See The grounds. July 8 at Rahway Memorial Hos- Memorial Post 317,- American If an agreement is not reached, Johns Hopkins' University, Balti- Program Feature grounds at Lincoln and Washing- n Roth Named Director more, Md. Scd ton Schools has been averaging pital. < '..\.-,. ".. • Legion, announced today that concerning pay increase n d<*f Twin sons, Carl and John, were, Dorothy Pickarski of Garwood re- .?••• > GARWOOD—Arrangements are contract reopening clauses, the Of Historical Services for being made; for a trip by Garwood na Garwood Births born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Del ceived honorable mention ' and a unions are free to strike at mid- GARWOOD — The United St. Anne'* Nine Wins Having completed vork on plas- Conte of 431 Union street on July medal for taking sixth place in children to the Union County Park night, July 31. States Air Force has apptgnted GARWOOD—For "their fourth Commission pool in Linden next ter numlds. tbe children this week 6 at Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- the state, in this year's American Russell D. Roth, son of ilr. and have been w**ing laniards..letter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Festa of fleld. Legion safety contest.. ., straight victory, St Anne's. de- ^eek^in^brinecUon with the local 415, Union street have announced Mrs. F. J. Roth of 404 Third ave- holders—>and~-bxacdelsL—Basket! The local student took first Fishing Party nue, jiirector of historical serv- feated Immaculate Conception of GARWOOD GRANFORD KENILWORTH summer •playground program} the birth of a daughter, Bonnie Stewart of 414 "Willow avenue Elizabeth,—10-^,-in-a game weaving will be smarted next week. Anne, on July 8 at Elizabeth Gen- place in the essay-competition GARWOOD—A Ashing~"party iced ~bf the AviaUpor~£ngiiieer~ sponsored by the Recreation Com- j Continuing a series of Friday! have announced the birth of a son in Union .County. ' ' Force, which has-headquarters at during the past week. This gave\ eral Hospital. Mrs. Festa,.is the r comprising Police Sgts. James* mission, it wasreported today by; night motion picture programs, James Michael, on June 30 at Lesak and Foster CowelL Frank Wolters Air Force Base, ,Tex.'' the local team a first-place tie in VoLLXIL No. 27 CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1955 Enured as Joseph .. Troiano, playground di- j former Miss Fern Bertolamy, Overlook Hospital, Summit. The Port OSIc* at Cranford. N. J. "Miss Giant Takes Richmond;" daughter of Mr*, and Mrs. Ber- Alcoa Officials Study Wanca, Charles Manfred! and Mr. Roth is a veteran of World the CYO Intermediate Baseball rector. Boys and girls between the starring Lucille BalL WM be| A daughter, Jean Marie, was Bernard, Leon and Sam Papier War 11. He received his A.B.League. - ' born to Mr.,and Mrs. John War- Pay Increase Demands o New Firemen Death Car Display chol of 417 Oak street on July 8 GARWOOD — The Aluminum PVC Water Hearing Seen After Labor Day; at Rahway Memorial.; Hospital. Company of America' in Pitts- ClosedPlant n Duty Monday Pedestrian Here on August 18 . Per Capita Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hartung "of burgh, Pa., began studying de- Bringing the paid personnel of Acting Police Chief Lester W. 604 . Spruce avenue have an- mands Friday of the AFL Alumi- High Pressure Causes Numerous; Leaks the Cranford Fire Department to Safety Atyard Powell reported today that he nounced the birth of a daughter, num Workers, seeking, a pay in- Interests Tbe Inter-Municipal Water Committee, which - Consistently high water pressure here, running ,13 firemen, three captains and one has been informed by' Traffic. Health Cost Nancy Jeanne, on July 9 at Eliz- crease. Wbout 10,000 Alcoa work- has petitioned for a hearing before the Public Util- frequently above 90 pounds per square inch, has chief, Albert Cummlngs, 25, of U Coordinator William Cahill of abeth General Hospital. ers are represented in the AFL Sales Representative Eastman street, and Wesley' DiUel, Won by Town the Onion County Prosecutor's GET SET TO GO! ity Commission on supply and distribution prob- been reflected in an increase in the number of es lems in the Plainfield-tJnion Water Company area, water leaks discovered in streets throughout the 23, of 202 Centennial aVenue, will Cranford will receive the AAA Office thnt the vehicle in which Is 32 Cents . .. but before you 90, make sure you've bought will seek to have the hearing date aet for after township since the Elizabethtown Water Company's begin their duties as firemen on Sational Pedestrian Protection five younfi people lost their lives It was learned this week thai i Monday. . . Award for>the third-Consecutive in a recent accident near Som- Net per capita cost to the town- the sumnwr-mad drugs, cosmetics and beach Labor Day. it was revealed today new 36-inch main was cut into hip for operation of- the Board of Mayor Fred P. Andersen has had the Plainfield-tJnion System at Appointment of the two addi- year, it was announced at Tues- ervillc will be. in .Cranford at. accessories youTII need to insure a fui*p«cked, by Mayor Fred P. Andersen, chair- day night's meeting of the Town- 11:30 a.m. on August 18. . Health during 1954 was approx- several conferences with 'parties man of the group.' Roselle on-July 11. ' • tional paid members of the depart- mately 32 .cents, according to flg- carefree vacation. Come in and stock vp now! at ment\was approved recently by ship Committee in the municipal The death car is being ex- > interested in tfce vacant bualdins *W« leel we should wait until Water Group George M. Haskcw, chief engi- building by Public Safety Com- res released today by Health Of- Township Committee on recom- hibited throughout the state' in cer William P. Smith in connec- I. A. ML'GIIFmHS at South aventse. xest. and lin-after Labor Day," Mayor Andersen neer for Plainfield-Union, said mendation of Public Safety Direc- missioner • Clarence L. Fritz. . The a program aimed at influencing coln avenue pnvktasSs'/ oocupoed explained, "so there can be no that increased pressure in the lo- citation is presented to those com- ion with the annual report, of the NotCommitted tor ^Clarence L. Frit*. Mr. Cum- drivers to be more careful on the oard as submitted to Mayor Fred " Invites You to Join the by the sweetening dtrmon of the'question about our haying given cal mains due. to the new connec- mtngs has been a resident of Cran- munities who .had no pedestrian road. Capt. Powell said the place fair trial to the new set-up un- tion and pumping station in Rp- deaths during 1954. '. Andersen and member of the Wood and Selkk Cmnwinf. One ford 12 years, and Mr. Ditzcl has of display here will be announ- 'ownship Committee. BARON'S der which Plairweld-Union is get- To Any Plan selle "seeks-aout" weak points in lived here 19 years. ced later. . ' . . partictiiariy good pwapect Cor pur- ting additional water from, the !he .pipe lines and shows up as ' A representative of Foundation Expenditure* Total S12JZ«S WESTRELDIOTORS'SELL-A-BR ATIOH chase of the premises, it is under— Commenting on the recommen- eaks. He said his company is' for Safety, Inc., sponsors of the Expenditures by the •Health De- Eirabethtown suppl*,." (The may-dation by an engineering firm award, will be present at the $1.75 DuBarry SKIN stood, i: or referred to the recent hook-up keeping crews steadily on the job >artment last year totaled $12^68 studying the' state's' water needs to make repairs as rapidly as pos- next meeting of the committee on nd fees, collected amounted ' to pany. in Boselle to a new 36-inch Eliza- that a reservoir be developed at First Aid August 9 to' present the citation Merchants See and Drive the 1955 Ford — America's Top Selling Car Wood beintown pipe line capable of de- sible and avoid Unnecessary water 5,776, Mr. Smith reported, mak- Chimney Rock in Somerset Coun- to Police Chief William A. Fischer. ng the net cost of operation' $6.- Immediate Delivery on All Models pied the plant from livering up to 4.000.000 gallons of y instead of at Round Valley in oss. • Introduced and passed on first 1950, moved last tor water a day into the Plalnfield- Members of the police depart- Schedule 92.. The per capita cost figure, Hunterdon County, Maydr-TreVl Squad Busier 'eadlng was an ordinance provid- he health officer explained, was — , •,__._ Highest Trade-In Allowances reasons, of economy* to a Cnaon system.) ' ment have beenTnstructed to keep ing for the paving of the munici- P. Andersen, chairman of the'In- sharp lookout for leaks so that based on an arithmetical approx- 'plant in Ehnhuist. L» L. where it Mayor Andersen added that he ter-Municipal Water Committee, pal parking lot on the' northeast- Sales mation from the 1940 and 1950 amalgamated its production wilb has written to Plainfield-Union the water company may be no-This Year rly side of Springfield avenue at $1.00 declared today that his group is tified and repairs started as soon Members of the Cranford First Thirty-two local merchants arc ensus reports giving an estimated ' CHECK THESE FIGURES : that of another Cim in the same oflexing to have the Inter-Munici- not committed solely to the Round an estimated cost of $2,500. Pub- participating,in the Cranford Sales population of 21,000. ' line. When in foil prodnctaon here. pal Water Committee's consulting as possible, Acting Police Chief Aid Squad were busier during the lic hearing will be August 9. Beautiful YEAR FORD CHEV. PLY. PON. BUICK CHRYL. DODGE STUDE. Valley proposal. Lester W. Powell announced. Days today, tomorrow and Satur- With an appropriation from the the company employed 55 per-engineers, Malcolm Pirnie Engi- first six months of 1935 than they Eight residents of High street, day, it was announced' this week ownship of $12,870, the cxpendi- . sons. ' .'.'•*' neers of New York, cooperate in "The Inter-Municipal Commit- ' Eight leaks were reported with- 1946 1 700 I 650 I 650 I 750 I 750 I 750 I 700 550 tee," he declared, "is committed to in a record of less than four hours were during the same period last petitioned the committee to desig- by Lloyd Gcller, president of the ure of $12,268 left a balance at Of one and three-story flow studies which the water com- finding of a long-range solution to year, according to figures released nate that street-as a. light traffic Cranford Business Association. ear end of $602. m Lm 800 I 750 600 struct^on, *K^ nuildistc pany agreed to begin'upon com- unday morning. . trcet from Lincoln avenue to' pur water problems but not to any At 3:25 that morning" Patrol- today by Squad; Cap^ Harry P. Hundreds of mid-summer bar- Ust 4M Measles Casts "150 i 800 l'ir$$sr ""• ~ ~~ Hickory...street..., They pointed out Cranford experienced* its high- 1948 | 850 | 800 | 800 1 8SQ 850 particular project for accomplish- man Robert R^fin reported *a very Pige. '.!./""'/.f^'-7-~-^---~~-~•--• will bejoun'd in tbe J2-page : it was erected* in IMS. It bas face the petition for a hearing hat* many "trucks are "now using est" Incidence of 'measles In five 1949 | 950 | 900 1 900 ] 1000 950 i-9»- 800 - ing this. We have looked favorably bad leak on Meeker avenue south iupplcment in today's issue" of'The •'brick" "and"~eastTstrji»e ' flroBls' on a-ln-Trenton'on June:30 > l i six-rmphth report the street to bypass traffic lights, Citizen and 'Chronicje". Mr. Gellcr cars last year, with 404 cases list- upon TS5undT~ 8Sney~ as "one "pos- of' Meinrich -streetr and five •min-- 'request was •referred'to" the $135 Value 1950 I 1050 I 1000 1000 I 1100 I 1100 1100 1050 I 950 South and- by Township Attorney Carl H. sible solution and we shall give utes later there was a report from shows the /squad answered 221 pointed out that most local mer- ed; the-annual' —report:- reveals,-- . the fireproof interior has waHs of Warsinski, counsel for the Inter- Traffic, Coordinating Committee Measles cases were recorded in $1.00 TROL plus 1951 I 1250 I 1200 1150 I 1250 I 1200 1200 1150 1 1100 serious consideration to the Chim- 'atrolman Joseph Kovacs of a calls, and the t\l»o afnbulanccs for study and report. ' chants have slashed prices on all special type cement, which prwnit Municipal group, the PUC also was ney Rock proposal, but there also serious leak in front of 325 North seasonal merchandise in order to previous years as follows: 1950, ' 55c TOOL* SHOWER CAP 1450 1 1550 1 1500 1600 1 1550 | IMP cleaning with steam. . tequested to issue an order 'direct- traveled, a total of 4,679 miles in •Received with regret was the 345.cases; 1951, 24 cases; 1952.295 1952 I 1550 I 1500 may be alternatives not yet ex- venue, east. A slight leak .was make room for new fall goods and the service of Cranford residents resignation of Mrs. Alice C. Bish- cases; 1953, 88 cases ,. (;• ing Plainfield-Union to provide . ' It also has been 'reported that 1953 | 1800 1750 1700 | 1800 | 1750 I 1850 | 1750 | 1350 plored." ., • discovered in front of 159 Hill- many merchants are offering ex- 1 there have been several appmach- additional facilities described in through June 30. In the first op as a member of the Special ceptional discounts on year 'round The high figure for measles al- - Mayor Andersen added that it crest avenue at 3:40 a.m., and at Parking Committee. Sick leave of B0TIT9& 14* 1954 1 2000 1950 1 1800 1 2200 j 2150 | 2IQ0 j 2000 TT600" es with reference to the Johnson ring' reports as necessary 3:45 a.m. Patrolman Ryani -dis- half of 1954 the ambulances trav- merchandise in order to help allev- so gave the township its highest • for completely satisfactory service has been his personal understand- Tax Collector A. B. Caldwell was communicable disease total for .& Johnson Baby Pnatocts plant ing that a reservoir at Chimney covered "another on Centennial eled 3,507 miles in answering 203 iate . the normal mid-summer on Walnut avenue, but that '^none to the area served by the company. extended through August. slump in business. the past five years. With chicken- Green Trading Stamp* Rock would be prohibitive from avenue south of Hayes street. calls. The squad members put in Lots 41to 45 in block 217, lo- pox, mumps and German measles Store Hours 8:30 «.M. Bank Terms — 36 Months To Pay has been of a satisfactory, nature." Plainfield-Union officials declare the standpoint of cost. Patrolman Kovacs called in at Participating in the ' three-day Johnson & Johnson- lepmted last that with the new 36-inch main 1,045 man-hours in carrying out cated on Pine street, were sold-to no longer rcportable, there were \ Authorized ford Dealer 35 Year* in Weatfield A third proposal which has been 5 a.m. Sunday to list a serious Thomas Horton on his bid of $4,- sales event arc: A & A Hardware, 440 communicable diseases record- fall that it is sale of connected to its system the com- leak in front pf 203 Arbor street, their duties during the first six • (Continued on pane 6) pany is in better shape to meet put forward for solution of this 500. ed here in 1954. Comparative to- its plant in Cranfond and its dup— area's water problems on a long- and at the same time Patrolman months of the year. center in IM^«» the needs of its customers—than Mayor F. P. Andersen, who pre- tals In previous years were: 1950, range basis is that of the Eliza- Ryan reported a leak in front of Greatest number of calls for asided, announced that' the'next 388 cases; 1951. 49 cases;* 1952, Si BA ~ffienF meetihg on August 9 will be the 329 cases, and 1953, 127 cases. !rom Patrolman Ryan at 5:30 a.m. single month occurred inMay Banks Report P and those of its eight years. . . • tablish smaller reservoirs on the
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AAMPQ8O CTHZBf AND TWBBSIttPt. afOLT S8, MM theatre party next month. The p.m. last Thursday .and the same ed, however, That consumer* re- qulreineats of our co at the others; 188; total, 702. There were cooperation of the State Depart-) Elect Delegates auxiliary will attend a perform- time Friday. Between 3 and 3 member we are Mmf through a for Hie 1*401 examinations, conducted at ment of Health and other local Orange who was treated tor back islation. In addition, the. full com- drnre fnr«l $!J for passing a < [who have completed a week's M motorists who haS *~their li- ance at the Paper Mill Playhouse, a.m. Friday, the reading was 90very dry spell«nd; excrete Judg- fever UaiimwliwaSi St. Mithaefs School during the health departments in the mutual and pelvic injuries. " • mittee is continuing to hold hear- red tralftc Ughi- WUliam J. Trc-j The Explorers will then go di- censes revoked today under the. year. The none also delivered recognition that public .health is Barnett'8 j special schooling at the Univer- Millbum. Mrs. Butler was named pounds per square inch ment in wfa'use tt water for (y.Vi up to •BBoe"ie. At the time of the crash, they [Safety Message j ings on a proposal to urge-the lease of Garaood. charged wilh a [ rcctly to Philmont where they will Point System, it was announces by. For Convention OooMty Tubercu- 117 birth certificates, gave 122 not bound by lines that limit po- sity of Connecticut,; probing vari- chairman. • Saturday's low was 63 at 7:80lawns, washing can and'., other they retum 1* t p were searching for a jeep missing In cooperation with the "Safe President to withdraw from a part < stop street violation, was fined |spcn d 13 days hiking, and riding Frederick J. Gassert, Jr., director iAcue and the demonstrations and attended litical subdivisions. ous aspects of the 1954 tax code The next meeting is scheduled p;m., and Sunday had a high of on-essential purposes. : htrnrt and kidney tmts. Hold Softball from, a New Jersey National Driver of the Month" program of the Status of Forces Treaty.j$l© and 3 S17 tae- 'xas imposed i horseback, over 81 miles of tnoun^ of motor- vehicles. The local mo- - for August 8,^ , thr prevention at Ko clinical monthly conferences of the Union "We extend our sincere apprec. Guard convoy en route to'damp Thl treaty fais a Vitavitall part \©^fj- on Stephen Rodoquino of Kenil- a* it affects life insurance under- Of VFW Units 95 at 2 a.m. and dropped no lower of the Cranford Kiwanis Club, L^ * ^ ^j *» Stephen Rodoquino of Kenil- I taitain trailtrailss ranginrangingg frofromm 3.003,0000 feetfeet., torist had his license revoked for Mrs. Pat Korner, president, than 79 throughout the rest of the fever also is distributed for fur- County Maternal and Child Health iation to the other departments of Drum, N.Y. According to -police, NATO, and therefore any action in: worth found guilty of careless - Mrs: iflarion Jones, fifth district part of Police Chief William A. Fischer to above the timber line at. 11,000 writers. * an indefinite period for a convic- presided. day and night. • . •. Students'Jobs . ,,. the health education is, t; thyroid, 1; en- Nurses.' the Township of Cranford for the- plane which was caught in a this field is of the utmost impor- [ driving.. president, and Mrs. Ruth Butler, (Continued from pttffe !) [League Lead today issued the following mes- feet. They will sleep^n tents and tion in North Carolina June. 20 for Hepatitis Now 1; possible iubercu- their information and help during downdraft, struck a high tension tance in the conduct of our foreign state chaplain, were elected dele- Monday saw a high of 94 pounds Improve Classroom lighting • BftHMtflt OoUaws held onto sage: cook their own meals. Their food papers for than eorlitr in the "Infectious hepatite is the year. ' . electric transmission line. policy. DaVitfeon Losea operating a motor vehicle while at 4 a.m. and a low of 86 pounds at a -In connection with her services flrst place in the Cranford Recrea- Hotshot Harry, the' highway Expansion Projects and heavy equipment will be car- gates to the national convention High Pressure month.. Sixteen of the it students reportable dbaase and has and flnrty-eight Authorities report they were This work in committee is not Charles Davidson. 22 yean old, under the influence of intoxicating 8 pm., while the extremes on been at St Michael's School, the nurse . 'Physicians Aid Indigent ! tion Softball League by downing ham, is outstanding in our listing ried by sure-footed mountain bur- >)y the Ladles Auxiliary to Capt. (Continued )rom page 1) f this . year's secretarial oflJee farthe past two years, this at the an- told by Sgt. Edward Schreiber of the 'sort of Congressional action of 164 Mohawk drive, is among liquor. • • Jugsday_wgre_92. .pounds at 4 •p'.m> presents the following report on ''The Cranford Physicians' Club A & P Tuesday evening, 7-1. of "Bad Actors of 1955." ' \ ' been sei for -.he cimpletio'n of ros. •• Newell Rodney Fiske Post, 335. Louis Guertin at 8:50 a.m. Friday. rnrtlnA- yIpgg frnv» rppnyfyrf th"'*' nor mean air increa*^i» thc- Newark and Pfc. Carl Claab of which attracts much public atten-! and 57° pounds/at 8 p.m. .. • 7^ has tldjd cond-place VFW was inactive —HarjX-hogsJbe spotlight all the the "According to Bfly Scout oflRclals, Also tin Friday morning. Patrol- hey have*7foun^ ru11*time fobs ber of cases, but will supply of Health The is a services to indigent families wiih- this week and is now a game-and- Monistown—th tion—huL_il_lconstitutes the real; , VFW, at a meeting Monday eve- Fteadings yesterday rant be- md many members of the clerical stalling new Jifihting fixtures in time—thinks the highway a swell Calvary ~a~~r C^rurchV rThilmont" Is "a ~llvinff~cxnmpl*-of man Michael Fedroff called in to essary statistical informatioB ia in the" number of out charge. ' a-half behind the Outlaws: crash and went to the aid of the heart of the legislative process. ning in the Veterans' Memorial tween 72 and 75 pounds for most two basement rooms converted w building tell of a bad leak on Walnut ave- iractice class are similarly em- the hope that the disease In 1*53, which airmen. They were in the jeep. setting for < an exhibition of his Citifynngg »ttWW SKirtfiSKirtfiJJ - I -^- i* progressing conservation of natural resources. of the day. for classroom use: "Many other private and pub. Breen's Gold Checks walloped driving "talents." ' Hal.l ••''»• nue near ,,the, driveway of the iloycd. eventually be controlled. lie agencies have had a part in The lack of action by the New °°- "schedule, .the Rev. Arnold J. The streams abouhd with trout A drop in the water level in Johnson tt Johnson, 18-8t for its It. is Elected alternate delegates to Johnson and Johnson Baby Pro- Besides the many office work- Whooping cough, the "Realizing the need of adequate the planning and operation' of 11th win of the season. Breen's Speed is his particular forte. He ersey State Legislature over' rJa*lq«»st- I^--r. reports and boaver. On the plains ,and Plainfiejd-Union's Scotch Plains uill be Cranford's Sunday 'the convention at Boston from ducts plant. A citizen reported a •rs, Mr. Lawrence stated that sev- killer of infants and young chil- lighting in the classroom and the public health "Dctlvities, and to has lost three times. J & J came loves to zoom along .the street— many years to develop a lone-11 expectedd the biding slopes can be seen herds *f burTalo, reservoir last week resulted in a with the local range program to supply water ] completed u-. .z-.txr.-tar opening of ...August 28 to September 3 were very bad water leak, in front of ral students are working as camp dren, is now. under coniroL Four effect of poor lighting on thethem we also extend our apprec. up with a four-run rally" in thePuerto Riean cutting in and out of traffic—scar- deer, antelope and elk. All wild warning Friday to the mayors of Oesn-Up Week was for Northern New Jersey cannot I **.Sunday Scfcac.1 in September. Mrs. Dorothy Klckner and Mrs.308 Orange avenue Saturday xmnselors and in stores as cash- mild cases were reported during child's health, the niyse attained iation. The splendid and friendly seventh inning, but it couldn't ing other motorists half to death- Jife finds refuge in the unscathed the 19 communities served by the belli an May. Aqyttunf and ev- At the Cranford Methodist Drug Store Schedule '" Irene Hilbert. morning: " rs, clerks, and stock clerks. 1954. The 'Value of immunization the services o!f a "lighting engi- cooperation of durjlocal newspaper overcome, Breen's 14-run lead. Harry never slows down for help but have serious effects in! • ' ' forests and cattle graze calmly on t company that if the level .'sank erythinx placed on the person's To Go Home the future. As the result of num- Church. Mrs: \ Five-year pins were awarded Pressure in Cranford mains has He added that many other stu- against whooping- cough, diph- neer to study the lighting prob- played ho small part in" the public By scoring six times in the fifth curves or intersections. In his the canyon floors. to 10 feet a ban on use of garden etee to the' earn, waslems in two new classrooms. Rec- After a two-week visit in the erous representations made to me, be«j" elected "i to Mrs.Norma Hcuer, Mrs. Ethel not been below SO pounds ,per dents are working but, as no pap- theria and smallpox has proved health program and final inning, Drive In tied book, s,uch driving is for dubs. During their expedition at Phll- hose would be necessary. • - dean-dp Week proved ommendations were made and United States as the guest of Mr. I asked for a full report on the co-chairaec Planning Com ' Metzler and Mrs. Lois Russell. quart inch since the new pipe rs are necessary for those'over conclusively the value of stseb "The support'of the mayor ;md the Blue Room, 6-6. The Blue and Mrs. J. L. Petrik and their "Skilled" drivers like Harry take Dr: KC-TMT J. Hiill has mont. the Explorers will enjoy to be a continued and growing submitted to the school authori- situation by the State Department! mi«ee . •;' Mrs. Butler administered line was cut in, Fire Chief How- On Monday, however, Mr. Has- 8, no figures are available. public health ftfpeedures and m the other members of the Town- Room- gained a six-run lead with son, Francis, of if Birchfleld, 14- y This group ! field sport activities including ties. Immediate action was taken all obstacles in their stride. " 7" of Public Utilities. I now have : charges of office to three officers ard G. Schindler reported. De- kew reported the ' restrictions the future may prevent poliomye- ship Committee, who comprise the two runs in the first frame and year-pld Angel Gabriel Hermides consider she ni-ed Uv addi- I moskeet, archery and skish; they Under "Vabies OomtroP the re- by them to alleviate the existing This type of performance makes •who were /unable. to attend in- pite the continued heat, pressures would nof have to be imposed (ex- itis." , Board of. Health, has been of in- tour in the third. ^ of Mayaguel, Puerto Rico, will • Ku>el the growth j will study ancient rock forma- cept in- Mountainside, Mtihich has a Full Program port fists 38 dog bites, 4 cat bites unfavorable conditions." Harry feel important—gives him water companies are making dili-j facilities j.stallation ceremonies: Mrs.' Rita remained well- above normal here . Blrth'late D*creaa«s estimable value. Their help and Behind the slugging of Donleave for home from Idlewlld the, tions; slj,Uce for gold; and. visit Kit high service area) since the res- and 1 sqanxrel bite during 1954. top, billing on the road,' he thinks! gent efforts to meet this summer's i SCHER'S over the week-end and thus far (Continued from p«0ff 1) During 1954 there were 415 . Colanari, conductress; Mrs. Ann Jn his,Introduction to the an-confidence hnve been- great assets Staples,' Citizen & Chronicle won Airport, NIX,, shortly after mid- Actually, it proves to other driv- Church eon- Carson's old home and museum. this week, the Ore chief said- ervoir level had risen to 2Q. feet great variety of costumes, includ- births recorded in Cranford, 10 Pablic Health Nurse Artine A. water requirements, but a long-| First j Bird, color bearer; and Mrs. Doro- nual report, Health Officer Smith to the department, and have been its second game of the year, rout- night Saturday. ers that Harry's a ham. He doesn't drive Taib Atjhe conclusion df their red Low readings of 51 and. 50as a result of pumping- operations ing men from Mars. Winners ess than were listed in 195X and —ciaT'in., BK. made home vis- rang solution to meet the jn_J ducted a ' Bird, colo rbearer; and Mrs. Doro- expresses thanks to cooperating reflected in the sincere and con- ing the G-Men, 16-5. Staples • For the past week, the Puerto even know the elementary rule of year aluch exceeded its goal blooded experience in the land of pounds, respectively, were re- over the week-end. were: Mary Lou Trembly, Nan deaths also decreased in the town- its dnriac UBI as follows: Infants, belted, two horneruns, one with creasing need is clearly trie para- ' thy, Weisert, musician.. agencies In the following words: scientious efforts of the members Rican youth has been at Union the road—CHECK YOUR SPEED An expansion pro— the mountain men 'August 17, the corded at flre headquarters at 7:45 The company engineer request- Grote, Linda Fredericks, Judy hip, from 202 in 1953 to 187 last 31; the bases loaded and the other mount requirement. y"..li -ha-v-e Plans, were discussed for a "We nave received the help and of the department starT." Council's Camp Winnebago, Mar- .... SAVE YOUR LIFE! SLOW Mr; Eelden ev- group will leave Philmont and Wasserbach, Claire Hallenbeck, year. .The figure for marriages in- with two men on. The second explored the possibility of federal gram is cella. Angel arid Francis went to DOWN AND LIVE. assistance, and as a result it has plained, ? the facilities travel by bus through the famous Darlene Whitmeyer, Pat Zlobro, creased from 158 in 1953 to 169 in one was a terrific belt down the thd camp Saturday and were as- become evident to me that the available have not kepi pace with old. Indian Country of the West 954. 'first base line. Charlie Chandler os Lorraine Mlnch, Kathleen Griffin, signed to the Explorer Camp. At responsibility lies totally with, I' of the church. Mr. stopping for several hours at T° ' picked up*r his'second win of the the camp Are "Saturday evening BcIden " V J.v^ Carole Pantano, Carmen* LaRoy,- Deaths recorded last year in- NEWSLETTER the state and the localities. The K "" he growth of to visit Indian villages. A dny- 'auline Lowe, Ellen. Minton and cluded those of 134 residents and year as he'gave up only five hits. the visitor from Puerto' Rico 9 it WLto-9 ?. E and-a-half will be spent sightsee- - Behind the hurling • of- George taught the Boy Scouts the Puerto From Y«ur Cenireaaman failure of the Legislature puts the Gail Kinney. The girls walked 53 non-residents, There were 135 onus on that body in the most years the Rev Robert G. ing in Santa Fe, and another day through the center of town to show deaths of persons over 65 yens Snyder, Harris Limited downed Rican Boy Scout camp song. aker has been Johnson 'and Johnson, 7-4. Harris' HARRISON A. WILLIAMS bold and obvious terms. in Chicago. • of age and 52 of persons under Like 16-year-old Luis Arturo 1 their costumes. <. ' Dary Crockvtt (D», Term.) 6n the return .from Chicago the that age.' Five deaths were, those four-run rally- in the.sixth inning, Zapata, Jr., of Mayaguez,' Puerto In honor of Linda Rauch's birth- Progress Report Last week I took, two of myRanrfa Vkit Explorers will spend a- day at BARON'S, SEAGER'S, of babies under 1 - year of age, 3 won the game." Rico,- who visited. Mi*, and Mrs. day anniversary last Thursday, The possibility of the Congress children — Peter, 6, and Wendy. J KI19 P00C 4 J • Niagara Falls; will, stop over to Barbara White baked gingerbread under 1 month old and 1 still - Johnny Xorsch pitched the Blue Joseph Ayrc of 209 AfhoT street adjourning at the -end of July is 5 — to the floor of the House of tomorrow. cighT in full, ivgah'a and their sons, Stephen, and Rob- visit the International Boy Scout HATHAWATS ^ cakes in a reflector oven. ; births. Room to a 10-3 win over A & P. rapidly fading. Several . major Representatives to observe its make final pnp£araiicnis for their "Paul Diddle was the loser. ert, last summer. Angel was im- Jamboree at "Niagara . on the On the basis of the estimated pieces of controversial legislation august deliberations. I quickly dis-1 trip to Phi!nt«ni. which is a 127.-1^^,, Cnnada and wiit, return population figure of 21,000V the VFW returns to action this pressed by »the variety of food remain to be finally acted on covereqd, however, that the activ-1 00O acre ranrta in Xortheasiern , » A |t t 23. available here. His principal dish homt U US AND BELL'S Slocum Named ownship, had a birth rate of 19L2 week with two easy contests. The They include the housing pror ities of the House and the pro- Near Mexico, o-aroed and operated at home, he reports, is rice and IN SUMMER MEALS (Continued from page 1)' . per 1,000 population, as compared veterans t»ke on the Citizen & gram, the highway bill, a Salk found debate in progress at the'by the Kjtiamal Council. B6y George Craft and Dave Powell. with the 1953 rate of 22J»; death Chronicle tonight, the A & P onbeans. ' •; •••• * vaccine measure, the vital schoo time, were completely over- I'Scouts of America, MrFaddeii Studies Tax VflLL BE CLOSED Tuesday evening.' Barnett's Out- .Funniest dives were done bj rate of 6.3, as compared with. &0 Mr. Petrik reports^ his son andConstruction bill, and natural gas shadowed by '• the question of | Bnrviufe to 3Ce^i- Mexico the Ex- Richard N. McFadden of; 10 Nor- trie previous yea^ and marriage laws engage Harris" Limited .to- Angel had many common inter- legislation. Most .of these meas where ;Dayy Crockett .sat when] jplorer Scpuits .•«•?!! make a br.ief Walt Webster, Jim -'- '- Hru^ht^Offieirgarn^^ mandie place, an employe of the rate of 8.0, as compared with the ests "aria ,gbt along '-Wtcecdingfy ueuress arTiigiare"Tiigfiiyy * complicatedcmplad' anil he vijas in Congress. It isperhaps " i stop over' at'CJiicagb'to visii tht | PrU'deritial Insurance Company in .d|_t>ori JVatt^ ,... ,.._iiLill • ' 1 :S.-' The infant-B?or~ dude: Tomorrow, G-Men vs. wtll.' During the two-week visitj controversial and have been under Why spend hours In a hot kitchen these glorious George Craft was~rfret~fii~lKe fortunate thahtt HHouse miembers may-' Shedd•'•jfco&an'ssm. -Adler Planetar-[New York City, is sfrnong 60 insur* tality rate in 1954 was 12 deaths months > To Buy Your Drug Neteds in a Drug Store freestyle, backstroke, side stroke 1 tumTliGBuiraS H3a^*'TgtgeTaWrgHd 'aTti'e «nert summer days when you can prepare marvelous per 1,000 live births. During the Blue Room. ing Francis Spanish. They were nd breast stroke races, pat Henry in committees as well as less side of the aisle. Since Crockett in 1-ake Michi- District of Coiumbin and Canada meals, in a matter of minutes with the quick-fix previous year the infant mortality The standing of the league: getting along very well, Mr. Petrik was second.and Dick Dombrowski formally by members meeting in was a Democrat, it is possible for foods featured at CHAS. KURTZ MAHKETI And rate was 18.8. '.••••' < w. L Pet. reports. the cloakrooms and around con was third. Pat Henry, George Barnett's Outlaws .: n 1 .967 all of us who are Democrats to what delicious, nutritious foods they are .— It is significant," the report . VFW :.•:_..:. 9 2 .818 For a youth' of 14, Angel is a ference tables. I fully expect tha say that we may be sitting in a. Craft, and Dave Powell were the 11 3 5SS land economical, tool lust look at these super states, "that not-one death was Breen't Gold Checks .789 well-traveled boyi He spent a the majority of these.issues will winners of the underwater swim. Drive In „...; .'. : B 4 .667 seat he once occupied. values in fine foods lor complete meals made reported ' due to infections and Johnson te Johnson 8 T .534 Whole year in Europe and. spent be resolved before we. adjourn As. in. the first two' weeks of Blue Room e 6 .500 several weeks in New York City Cfi* ready in 10 minutes or less — everything from parasitic diseases (communicable Harris Limited ,.. 6 7 .461 and that the record of this Con- •amp, activities, included a trip Citizen *.Chronicle 9 .181 several years ago. His mother Is gress will prove to be a highly Car Owner Fined $55 appetizers to desserts that you simply heat and diseases), diseases 'of "the Wood 2a 11 to the wild animal farm of the A & p , • :.. .134 a professor of. French and Spanish eat ... or serve cold for c-o-o-1 eating on hot and blood forming organs, chronic G-Men „ 12 .077 satisfactory one. • • In Court Taes
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•-- t agricultural agent, points out that bwldiaf at 41North avenue, east. dress with matching hat- Bar cor- Performing in Concerts SMOOTH SAIUNG for the thrifty! A*P'$ oceans of savings guarantee Troth Announced Japanese beetles have a bigger Issue 20 Permits Construction cost was listed at Buttolphs, Simons sage was of cream colored orchids. School Construction Booms in Couiity appetite for sour food, as they $ejBOO. At RoseUe Band School Drama Club Mrs. Skerratt . was ' graduated have been - devouring grapevine For New Homes Two'Cranford students of the Move Wednesday from Utica High School, and sec- At one .time, the construction of a new school building was leaves, and nnartweed. Twenty" iiikfonital btnldiac Legion Workshop Gives Union County Band and Orchestra. Lists New retarial school and is employed as an unusual and important event in a community's development its %ish schoqj problem. Con-The Better Gardens'and Farms School, Rosulle, will perform' Jto- pcrrmtsvJ>rit£ cowtmrtion valor To New England It is still important but far from unusual. struction ot a high school is being Institute in California believes Nones Financial Aid 1 ttight at 7:30 ^in Warinanco Park, a secretary in Long Beach. estimatetl at fnSJSQO were ap- Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Buttolph of As enrollments throughout the country soar,'the need for considered. that the beetle, an easy insect to Sous Grand' Conductcur A. Roselle-EUzabeth. . Mr. Skerratt was graduated Chairmen 106 Cranford avenue will move more facilities becomes evident. Cranford opened two new 12-room Mountainside, Berkeley Heights please in' the food department, proved Tuesday, ni«hi by They are. George Magan, who . George W. §cott, ^president of Jules Dommergue of 110 Edsar Wednesday to East Derry. N.' H. from Cranford High School and and Springfield, all members of will eat flowers, shrubs, trees, ship commtttee. Ten of the will play the drums, traps and the Cranford Dramatic Club, an- elementary, schools, Brookside avenue, grand director of nurses Mr. Buttolph has teen transferred holds a degree in engineering the Regional district, are build- vegetables, or even the lawn. cymbals with Band I and Marg-, nounced the appointment of com- Place and Walnut Avenue Schools, as Clark, Springfield, Mountain- mlts were taped to Abroe Build- by the Western Electric Company from Clemson College, Clemson, I ing or will start construction soon education and chairman of thearet Heney, who will perform on mittee chairmen who will serve to the Lawrence, Mass.. plant. last fall. Studies are already side, and Berkeley Heights, is as Mr. Peterson says that during ers for imr BMm.CB Carolina, .s c n» js a.graduate of Arma-' [.on additional elementary facili- grand activities committee of the the violin-cello with the elemen- underway preparatory for more _ichool_lexj>ansipn. these warm, sunny days, when the | dork, tewto and Morse greets ment afad Weapons School, Low- active in thp ties,-while-Rah way4»building_ an Statf 40 * B. H)p workshop of the tarv orchestra. facilities. field as ananyy other In UnioUno ppypy They are: Mrs Paul Dunham, intendent of equipment engineer- rey Air Base, Denver, Colo., and addition to Franklin School. with comrtrfKtian eo«t -listed at Miss Honey also playe3 ^n yes- membership;- James Rich, busi- ing. _._ School Planning Committee of County, Under construction in ing with DDT is an effective con- American Legion.'and Sous Grand : served in Korea as a flqi lieuten- the Board of Education is now The problem of increased en- $13,000 each. Drapeau Fred Schultz. assistant terday's concert as did violinists ness; John Rash, staging; Mrs: Residents of Cranford for 25ant in the Air Force. He ic em- Clark Township is a new 900rollmen- t is under consideration by trol. All-purpose garden sprays, Robert Cohen and Suzanne Kirk preparing recommendations'" of pupil high school to serve students which control aphids. and other John Associates vwere craoted. chairman, report. that 16 girls Herbert Mitchell arid Mrs. Rob- years. Mr and" Mrs. Buttolph have ployed as a field engineer in elec- every school boar.d in the county. and Gail Griffith?, who played the ert Bair, properties; Mrs. R. D. ways to solve-the increased en- of Clark and Garwood. pests at the same time, also can eight'permits for new homes on from the State received nurses been.members of the First Presby- tronics by Western ElectVic Com> rollment here. Cranford High While the problems differ, the drums, traps and cymbals. i? Burt, make-up; "Arba Taylor light Jonathan Dayton Regional High be used, he advises. . He added Browning road. Construction epct 4iM-%«^m yriAlar*hip> this year. terian Church. Mr. Buttolph, who pany. His present assignment' is School* will go on a staggered overall situation is the same — of two of the dwellings is listed This year. 1.509 girls throuhout The piano department,, under and ' sound^Mrs. Jacob Stanley, has been with Western Elect7ic School, Springfield, now has amore classroom space is needed that spraying is better than dust- the direction of Miss Peggy Austin costuming; Miss, Alice Matthews, at Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach. plan in September because of ing as spray is not blown away at $14,000 each, three at $15/100 the country are receiving 40.& 8 for 25 years, formerly was active overcrowding. capacity of 1,500 pupils. A large now or will be needed soon. of. Cranford, gave a recital Tues- casting; Mrs. William Old, play'-' addition was added last Septem- and, therefore, has a residual and three at f1&8PO. Oanic educations.; The /total of Child j in Boy Scout work here. Welfare for N J.Vthis year is over day. Stuart Roth sang "The Two reading; O. C. Morganthau, pub- While Cranford's problem is not ber. The board also is considering action. . . • ' . • • . Homes was granted jyo pemuU Grenadiers? by Schumann. They have two children, James Mrs. Wright Fined critical, it may be if some new for dwellings at 289 and SS3$15OJO8O, Mr. Dommergue said. licity; Mrs. Edwin George, news- T. Buttolph of Chappaqua, N. Y., a third high school in Berkeley Japanese Beetle Af the /annual student-faculty letter; Mrs. Willard Wight, tele- For Illegal Occupation facilities are not provided soon. Heights which it may need by Stoughton avenue with construc- Union County Voiture reports and Mrs. John P. Simon of Cran- Meanwhile, many other commun- Report Progress that Btiss Alice Louise Hudzik of picnic last/ Thursday, StuarJ Roth phone; Mrs. Howard Milius, hos- 1960 or 1961. This school would tion cost listed-at $1MOO each. wo,h' the j senior division of the MISS ELOISE WOLTZ ford, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Magistrate Charles J.I Stevens ities in this area find themselves To Continue Raid (Continued )rom Page 1) ' Swan Cleaners was granted a South Plainfield has been selected pitality; Charles Skillman, build-* Sirrioh and family will move to be built on the old Murray Hill three-legged race.. mposed a "fine of $200 on Mrs. in similar situations. foot section was expected to be in permit for a storage and loading to receive a three-year scholar- ' ing; Mrs. Frank Washbourne, his- East Derry with her parents. Golf Club, .which? the board owns. A —-— -" torian; and Mrs. Evcrard Kemp- Pinky Wright. 56, of 28 Johnson In neighboring Kenilworth, the Several Weeks progress today. • '• „ ship at Muhlenberg , Hospital, Early Fall Wedding avenue Tuesday evening in Mu- The most extensive plans, are Union County, experts report PlaiAfiekL This is the third schol- shall, dance. voters recently approved* a $506,- - Excavation work was held up CONDITIONED nicipal Cotrrt "on a charge of being being studied in Elizabeth, where that the Japanese beetle, will be arship given out by the organiza- The club. One of the oldest of ForMiss Eloise Woltz 000 bond issue for an addition to soon after it started July 7 by the John Skerratt, a disorderly person "in that she a recent survey recommended with us another two or three SUN DAY CVENUC the past three-years. Otlli ISi^il O the little theatre groups in the Mr. and" Mrs. Oscar Woltz of Harding School. This will include necessity, of removing sheathing" PAPER-MILL did engage in an illegal occupa- new construction totaling, $8,200,- weeks-, damaging leaves, buds and HCqpt; Basiie's Otympic Pijrk Baajd,, state, has scheduled its next pro- Elizabeth, formerly of Cranfoul. a gymnasium, manual, training' and pipes of an old, uncompleted PLAYHOUSE tion : 000 over'a 15-year period. The flowers of rose bushes, and de- ' Bubbles Ricsrdo at the microphone announce the engagement of their I Miss Peters Wed " l , •.••. .• , and household, arts rooms, cafe- WPA sewer 25 feet underground. duction for late October. Mem- Board of School Estimate now is vouring raspberry bushes, zinnias, bers who are interested in taking daughter. Miss Eloise Woltz, to frs. Wright pleaded guilty. Fol- teria and 14 regular and special tjead Local Drive considering the first phase of this apple trees and sweet and field - P^Arinunzio Brother* of Orange rVoak Corrrnatoa. Olrtdor. an active part in "acting, produc- John Gibbons of Jacksonville, In California Jing a r^ld at her home on July classrooms. Part-time sessions for wtcron After a wedding trip to San program costing some $2 million. corn. . - were awarded the contract to lay IU« OKlc* O«M'1% AM. to 1* TM. , tibn or business arrangements are Fla, 3 in which she and .10. other per- the sixth grades go into effect In Linden is considering three new the 1,100-foot sewer on their low For Observers Sharp* Miss Woltz is a graduate of Francisco, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. sons were arrested, a charge of The experts, however, can't Evenings. TuMday thru Saturday. 8:30 asked to communicate directly 1 September. The Board of Educa- 18-room elementary schools as bid of $34,525. The job originally Managing the local ^recruiting Oven-Ready Ribs of Beef Cranford High.School and is em- John Donald -Skerratt are .living selling alcholic beverages without tion hopes to have the addition agree on the beetle's likes arid dis- Mats. Thun.Asat 2:30. Sup. B:00 Svitzerlud Suits with the respective committee well as additional facilities for its was scheduled for completion early drive of the Elizabeth Post of the /-•'. - .}•• . » AWP^HTOWICLE, THUBSPAY, JTJLYM. THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND' CHRONICLER THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1SSS' SfcfeSI* THE crnnat assistant pastor, officiated and ley, Patricia Cordaro, Karen Koso- William Copland won the horse- Merchants Schedule shoes doubles. * . \ cad the committal prayers at the witz, Mary and Linda Williams, Boys Return OBITUARIES grave. Burial'was in St. Gertrude's (Continued from page I) Michael and Albert Caruso, Sherry In the pie eating cdntest, Gladys Cemetery, Woodbridge. The funer- Alban-Lewis, Alberts Shoes, Band Aron, Ilona Rizzo. Richard^Radls, St Pierce was the fastest eater; From Camp of the Holy Trinity Methodist al was from the Dooley'Funeral Box, Baron's Drug Store, Bell's Toby and Beth Robinson, Patricia John Shaier, neatest; and Jlmniy Robert L* Laurence 'harmacy, Breen's Liquor Store, and Richard Callan and James Pells, sloppiest Other participants Boy Scout Troop 75,. sponsored Wfr* fmforUbly *»•-.•• • — -• .. _ (.Church. Elizabeth, will conduct Home, 218 North .avenue, west. Cranford Citizen and Chronicle, were: Nicholas Prato, Ronnie Private funeral services for 41-1 funeral services at the Dooley Born in Czechoslovakia, she Greathouse painted original de- by the Cranford Methodist Church, mir-aimiitiomd Coronet Fashions. Cranford Boot- Ross, Pat Davis, Mary Johnson,, year-old Robert L- Lawrence ofj Funeral Home. 218 North, avenue. lived here 33 years.. She wa*. a signs on China plates to be used returned Sunday from a week at 32 Balmiere parkway, who died i west, for Serh Melosi. 89, who died ommunicant of . St. Michael's ery, Cranford Furniture Corp., or wall decorations. Christine and Carol Ann Korner, Camp Winnebago, Marcella, dur- I last Thursday afterja long illness, j Tuesday night ot the home of his Church, and a member of its RorDeb'n Air, Fern's Furniture, Gold- Also, Barbara and Shirley Dit- David Patterson, Walter Doney," ing which many boys made ad- berg's Men's Shop, Harris, Ltd. Bob Mason, David and Mark Wan-, were held Saturday afternoon at, son Hugo E. Melosi of 33 Hillcrest iary Society. • •./.'• zel, Janice Chernev, Rita Cohen, vancements toward second and ~Gray~r~MMKorlalr—1?—Springfield -avenue.—Interment—-will-_.b-e in Also, Hedenberg -MacBean ;haron and Charles Frankenber- gorsky. Dotty King. John Zalinsky, BEEF FILET first class ranks. ~ "She ~was~ the—widow-of-Charles Agency;—JayrMarr~ Jody—Maida, ger—Larry—Weinstein-and-Diane Among them are: Steve Ander- avenue. The Rev. Robert G. Long-1 Mount Hope bcmi-tery, Hastings; S. Koehler. Survivers are a son, Leshner's Fabric.. Center, Martens' Kalish. .'" • . . Strubble, Karl Hinkledey and Jim > iiker. pastor of the First Presby-; JJ.-y. Arthur J. Koehler, • with whom • son. Al~Brenerr^ rank—Connors, Photo Shop, Martin Jewelers, Rob- Jesse Nadleman, Ronald Wolf Serina. I' •'. . '., ' . '• MIGNO Jack Cox, Neil Daly, Lee Dicker- Iterian Church, officiated. Inter- j.jBorn m pisioria .Italy .Mr. Mel- she lived; three grandchildren and inson's, Seagers Drug Store, Sha- and Mary Williams made model Jimmy Pells, Davidx Patterson, ment was private. • | osi lived many years in New York line great-grandchildren. son, Bill Di Tullio, Gene Engel, piro's Department Store, Sports- airplanes. Gladys St. Pierce, Pat Davis and Born in WestneliJ. he lived most j cit^. before moving to Cranford. • REPEAT SALE • Walter Engle, Bill Gall, Russ 1 man's Shop, Suburban Shop, Swan Tommy Lang made potholders. of his life in Cranford. ! where he lived for 29 years Winners of the watermelon con- Hawes, Buddy Keefer, Bill Knox, Cleaners, Town, and Country, Gladys St. Pierce, David Patterson Surviving him are his wife, Mr?.' t^,^ before his retire- Jack B. Schneider test were Richard Meth, least Lee" Nordstrom, Bob Plant, Rich Ho was a Toiwne Shoppe, C. E. Trubenbach, and Pat and Billy Davis made Janei.P. Lawrence; a son. Robert , . GAR'WOOD — Word was re- eeds; Linda Williams, most seeds; Schoonoyer, Jimmy Sornmers, P.5- men 3 0 vears aEo Home and Family Store and Kath- SWIFT'S PREMIUM [ ,L.. and a •daughter..Miss-Janet S..I ^.^ ^ , reiveu this • week that funeral md James Greathouse, neatest scrapbooks. Spatter painting also Fred Swisher and Rich Tunison. R Mjl Mc osi is ryrt's. • •• eater.' . •;.'.- was done. lb 1 The following boys attained Star at home; his mother. Mrs. Louis > ^ (wo ,jchi,dren. services for Jack B. Schneider of Lincoln Avenue Field ' Christine and Carol Korner, rank; Harold Sjursen, Bob Lawrence of Plamiield; three Hi„.s_ wife_...„_, Evelina,,;_,:_„ , J;Mdied1 ;in„. ,1922fto,. Buffalo, ,N. Y.. formerly of Gar- SMALL LEGS LAMB brothers, Alexander K. of Mil- ud, were held July 15 in Dela* UC Water Edith Dunfee, supervisor of the Tommy Lang. • and David and Paehlke and Rodger Kopf. Merit Lincoln avenue playground, an- Mark Wangorsky made band badges toward Life rank were waukee. Stuart ,N. of Plainiield ie•',Memoria.1 Chapel, Buffalo. (Continued from page 1) and Solon L. Lo'wrence of^Fram- Mrs. Giatela Koehler {abbi'Chaim Weinstein, spiritual nounced that Charles Doney and forms but of plaster of Paris. earned by Craig Davison, junior ng firms hired by both the Inter- assistant scoutmaster, Art Cy- • '•• i insham;Center, Mass.; and a sis-j j^ hijih mass'of requiem was •ader of Temple New Israel of L.cim-1, - ; THE HAM THAT AM man, Marianne Daniel, Tom Kelly; -," ' . • •" "•••• . rainfall Sunday morning, al- provided each evening around the Bob Lawrence, Bill Pendry, Mike though the temperature was only r Case of 12— $44.95 SHANK-HALF BUTT HALF council fire by the Mothers Club Buckley, John Gilbert, Allen 8$ degrees, reduced by a "high .of Troop 75. ... a%?zsr COTTOHS Twiats and John Conover. lb lb relative humidity, which ranged A special Board of Review wil from 4d to 85 percent; said the Also in the craft program was 49i - — 53< ; be held the latter part of August, weather bureau. knitting, Frank Drake and Mike pjrior to a Court of Honor sched- Buckley; and crocheting, Isabelle LEGS and RUMPS of After a second day during which uled for early September. Walsh and Mary Coleman. lb. temperatures did'not hit'the 90's 90 PROOF VODKA 10 & 20% OFF Tuesday renewed the heat wave Christine Gant, Mary Feeley FANCY VEAL 43c Hold Swimming Party with a humidity as high as 90 per- Janet Carlson and John O'Connor FINE DISTILLED The Perfect Summer cent from. 5 to 6 a.m. made pipe cleaner figures. LONDON DRY NEW YORK DRESSED^-ALL SIZES At Rahway Park Pool IIN^PIKED BY INFORMAL CALIFORNIA LIVING... CUSHIONED A rabbit's nest with four young, Mixer! TAFFETAS PLAIBS PLAINS rabbits in it' was discovered in ^ Aa part of its recreation pro- Cird of Thanks back-of-the~high school by Mickey, 4/SOA FRYING CHICKENS gram, students of Union Junior GIN College held w-Bwlmming party I wish to express my sincere |43onovan and Dick Welch.r BLACK PRINCE, 80 Proof f&M last evening at Rahway Park Pool. appreciation to my many friends John Gilbert, Terry Washbourne, LEGS and BREASTS of IN DEER FOAM...PRICED WAY BELOW ITS WORTH! Bob Talbert, Wayne Hopper, Bob .30 KASSER'8,100 Proof S3J9 , Union County Park Commission for .their cards and other thought- b kept the. pool open an extra hour Lawrence, John Kerr, Dorothea ful remembrances " while I was 4/5 Qt. SMIRNOFF. M Proof %*M as an accommodation for.the stu- Guinther and Mickey Donovan en- 3 HOME & FAMILY STORE confined to the hospital and for FRYING CHICKENS dents.''AH college students and their many other courtesies since tered the bubble gum blowing SMIRNOFF. 100 Proof *4-&5 m tneir guests were admitted to the 8 WALNUT AVE. CRANFORD I have been convalescing at home. contest. Winners' were John Gil- .09 ARROW, 80 Proof $4-15 pool without charge. ; — O»«Mlte Crufwrd Me it Market.— Your many kindnesses are deeplj bert, first; Mickey Donovan, sec- FullQt. . A social was held at the college appreciated. ond; and Bob Lawrence, third. ARROW, 100 Proof *4-67 STtARS Sirloin or Porterhouse 59^ building Friday evening. Louis Montini Sunny Acres Field 4 'facing sectional 8 Woodlawn Avenue At Sunny • Acres playground 2 For $7.99 b with Janet - Copeland as supervi- LEAN HAMBURGER 3 98< sor and Bea Reeves & assistant'.' Bumper sectional and leaf prints, were made by stamping ICE COLD BEER! b leaves on an ink pad and transfer- FRANKS^. 43< the Corner sectional ring them, to stationery. Leaf OVER 30 BRANDS <£nuj dUttwrtal prints were made by Linda Ser- Always In Stock. Call for a Case of Your , lb Established 1897 gents, Joanne and Priscilla Niet- 5>VJ; ;• Barbara .and Dicky Ledlum, Favorite. . CUBE$TEAKSM,,OO r 79< Alice Scott. Leonie Lecroix and lb. Linda Harcketts. CR6- Leonie Lecroix, Susan Massino, Free Delivery VEAL CUTLET Linda'Sergents, Dicky"and Barbara Ludlow, Danny Fried, Priscilla lb. 3474 The 2'cushlon sofa and Joanne Nietzel and Cheryl CR 6-1044 HAM SLICES Center Cut Kean. made coasters by twisting and Lounge chair and braiding crepe paper, winding lb W "'!( it into circular mats and shellack- ing them. • '•'••' PORK CUTLETS 49* SCHROEDER The following made pictures by lb. crayoning on paper, painting oVer ARMOUR'S STAR with Va lb. bacon Since ltCt . the paper with India ink and Watant Ave. Cra«f«r*| scraping, the picture: Barbara, Priscilla, Joanne and John Njetzel, Lb. Pica. LEAN BONELESS Cheryl Kean, Cyunthia Blohn, STRICTLY FRESH rA« Whe go.. West, youngJersey... .wlien Koos brings 'California to you! In the look...the feel..t Holly and Kathy Jofcz, Linda Ser- KOSHER STYLE gents, Dick and Barbara Ludlum, the design of our lush new Monterey Modern; In the long, low horizontal lines... the wonder- Alice Scott and Danny Fried. Memorial Field FROLARGM FARE MWHIT TO YOE UEGGSDoz 59. C folly wide flat arms of pieces that were truly inspired by the easy, informal living that reign* At Memorial Field, raffia coast- ers were made by Joe,.Constance, supreme in the West.... that you hoiueinakers cre.clainoring for in the East. In fact... why go and Rhina Jean Papandrea, Jeff ARMOUR'S CHOICE CUT-Bone In *%**„ and Theodore 'Knawer, Nannie lb anywhere else at all when Koos... and only Koos .. can give you a wonderful buy like thiit Pearl well, Roberta Cooper, Mar- COUNTRY ROLL WHTER CHUCK ROAST 33< garet Carpenter, Linda and Carol It'« VoT modern, exceptionally good modern... the sort that ehould he tagged at least $100 Porter; Sharon Ann Higgins. Bar- SPECIAL TREAT bara Silverman .and Maxine more. And you'll agree when you ace it... when you search for all those little details you'd 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRANFQRD ; . Laurel. EXTRA PICNIC SPECIAL Lb. j look for in fine custom furniture.... and, at these prices, find Vin. When you get a good look Weekly events were won by • ONE POUND • RIB ROAST 49< Charles King, yhufflcboard; Rob- VEAL LOAF k the generous sweeping proportions of the sectionals and sofa.. the deep roomy «iie of the We offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an erta Cooper, checkers; Earl Eagle, Try One and Be Pleated V horseshoes; David King, tennis andj WHITE CHEESE DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED lounge chair. When you've lolled a while on their cloud-soft foam cushions .. then fingered outstanding funeral home, complete with air Jeff Knawer, -foul shooting. Special event for the week was SPICED HAM b the richness of their textured boucle fabric.. which incidentally i» just one from • big collee- Q a lolly pop hunt entered by Shar- CANNED BOILED HAM 79c conditioning, organ, large light rooms for your on Bagwell, Fred Smith, Rhin.a. BALONEY tion. And imagine this!. The fabric actually tips off all cushions *» you can whisk it away 71b. to 141b. An Accident Is Never A Jean,, Joe und Frank Papandrea, Happy Occasion But It's A for cleaning, Yes, junt $299 buy* all 3 sections... 5199 buys the long sof. and deep-wated Mifftey— Rooney, , Joan, J Howard^ Lot Ecnlar to Take Flnan- every convenience. Our own display' room. . Nannie Pearlwell, Linda, Yvonne, duir ..pr you can cubtom order juM the pieces you want! Short on cash? Remember Koos Arlcne and Carol Porter, Margaret ckdrf When Insuranc* Pays v and Linda Carpenter,'Jeffrey and In .•rid Tuk t •> A!>'>n*- Your Freezer Orders All The ««sy budget texm»...juht lO-Ji, down... up to 2 years to pay! Ted Knawer, Mary Yury, Roberta, Gail, Roxanne arid Wayne Cooper, WE HANDLE ALL FORMS Connie and Dennis Brooks. Earl OF INSURANCE WITH Eagle, David King, Charles Peter- REPRESENTATIVE son, Peggy Hopkins, Peggy Gipff COMPANIES son, Sharon and Joe Higgins, Char- lotte, Barbara und Allan Hawks, Andrew and John Tamasik, Carol YElkEUSMRKEV Laurel und Harry und John Bag- iBcorsoratcd well. . ^ . IBANK V0DBA8KA Funeral Directors Walnut Avenue FleM- INSURANCE At the Walnut avenue p]ay- uround, .weekly winners were > Cost Prices to Church and Civic Organizations CRufwi 6-2474 It SnUNGFtELO AVENUE SIS EAST BROAD STREET Mary Williams, dominoes; Lynn CRANFORD. N. J. — CB «-M92 WESTFICLD, N. J WE 2-0143 Marlcy, checkers; and Ilorta Rizzo Cranford Trust Bldg. und Linda Williams, pick-up- 11 WALNUT AVENUE ROOM *. 8EOONDjnXK>* '•,n sticks. Phone CRanford 6-1113 Lyun Runuld und Marilyn Mar- ; i ',; V, ,••..;• *•>••-,. r -••'•• ••-.- r-V- ••:•.. ..;.-.. •«-•; .••"•••"••''•• ' .-":' t • •. ..•••.-;-.v::•••.: ••• ""7 THE CBAMXOBO CITIZEN .AND CHRONICLE, THE CRANfORD CITIZEN- AND CHRONICLE, THtTRSDAY, JULY 28, 1955 Retirement Home with the evening college Admis- Letters to conference of the American Public Chairman of Board Bicyclist Injured Tr The Editor In Car Crashes sions Committee before the dead"- Take Up Residence in Central Avenue Welfare Association in New York Working Plans From tfw Ttim of Thm Ctvaiatd Citizen and linc of September 1. ' City on September 7 through^. 9. Osborne Head In Near-Collwion July 24, 1055 Among the new courses avail- Mrs. Slocum is a member of two , • •(•••• Injure committees of the association. Falling front his' bicycle wtifti it Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, Available Here Five Yean hf " • were collected from .vending machines for two able this fall in New Brunswick to Of State Body CHARLES W. RAY..-. Hern* AXO FCBUSHEB Looking for an inexpensive, degree-seeking students will be Mrs. Slocum has been author- was in a near-collision with a ear Cranford, N. J. and Robert McGrath, Identical twin years at the Garwood Works'of the Aluminum i Three persons were injured as 1 lurry V. Osborne, Jr., "of ,116 Dear Sff: -- easy-to-bulld house that might three ,h$flAc accidents occurred j Nonficticn Writing, Victorian ized by the board to carry on the on Lexington avenue at. Iroquois sons of Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth McGrath of 4 Company of America. - Hcr'ning avenue. citi/en(represent- NATIONAL EDITORIAL You have certainly been most start off as a summer home and here last Thursday. One of the Literature. Social Ethics, History agency's business during August road, police reported, ^Villiam . end up as your year-round.retire- Normandie place, wer^ elected best campers of Kenilworth Borough Council ended a long I of Philosophy; Elementary French, when the monthly meeting will be ative on " the nine-man board of cooperative in publicizing jn your crashes resulted in damage to a 1 Hubiak, 7, of' 43-4ifoqyaia.jCBad; paper the activities of. the boys of ment home? Or start right off in the week at Cranfprd Boys' Camp, near Hcpe. controversy when it adopted a resolution fora Russia and the Soviet, and Pro- deferred to the end of thy month. trustees of the Public Employes' police car. The injured were taken suffered an abrasion of the big Cub Pack 178. The committee • any smart neighborhood as your Director Stanley Grayson announced that they zoning chapge of 129 acres on Galloping Hill | gramming for Digital Computers. Retirement System of New Jersey -.pennanenl.hpme? It is so simple Were tied for the weekly award and each t-e- Road from industrial to residential. Mayor M, In addition to the new courses, was unanimously elected chairman I toe on his right foot Friday eve-. Member: Qaafiry Weclfcs ol Hew lorsey for this assistance, and I r.ssure you might even build it yourself! ~Bwzin._who- had _longJ£Uiyocated_industrial »^ I the First Aid Squad. a new degree program in sociology Adult School of the board for the ensuing year I ning. i . . i, «s Second Class • Matter. Published Thursdays at you that the news releases were B e n e a 11) its red-and-white . of the tract, - vetoed the measure, but it was at- a re£ent reorganization meet- j Mrs, William HUbiak at first, re- Sgt. Harry Page and Patrolman Ralph Koury minutes during removal of twri: ®::-.. SSSd „.T?J ^5 ^CnSortSbMand Ctacnicle.1nc.- Officiul-newspaper for Cranford, followed anxiously by the-cubs. charm is a miracle of construction expected' that-the Council would approve the Third -Largest—^ ing. • were detailed to investigate a report of an alliga- extensively^, damaged cars alter wlth majcrs incomrnunit y m. f ported—that—her—son_Kad-_heea-. S and Kenilworth. Subscription Bate; %*J00 .» Year, Advertiainc Rates on Request, Yours truly, simplicity; every timber designed , tor in the Rahway .River. The alligator, when . at its next meeting. ^^^ , Mr. Osborne, who is associated struck by a car which, failed to Clifford D: Siverd, they collided head-on on North L ationan d gro brinss In Union County ! •nci- 21-23 Alden Street. Cnnford. N. J. - ^r TELEPHONE CRAWOHD 6-6000 to use stock sizes without waste. finally fished pu{ pf the river with a pole, fell with the law firm of Osborne, Cor- stop, but investigation by Sgts. Publicity Chairman. • avenue, east, between Arlington' to twelvci the dcR eveningW sprograrn in News According 1o a report made "by The one-pitch insulated roof con- apart to reveal its straw stuffing. ," • ' . • Fifteen Yean Ago ' now ivai able nish and Scheck, Newark, was ap- Edward Lee and Harry Page re'- road and John street at 3:15 p.m. I Brunswick. The others include ac- Dr. Frederick M. Raubingcr, state! pointed lo the board in 1949 by tains no difficult angles or assem- ' With J. Walter Coffee as director, C vealed no evidence of an actual blies. The interior will take large Two members, of the. stickup gang which Members of the fire department j counting, chemistry, economics. education commissioner, Cranford former Governor Alfred DriscpU. Commuter Transportation Problem Grows Two Men Injured robbed the Cranford Savings and Loan and Boys' Camp had a capacity enrollment of 35 under direction of Chief Howard i has the third largest adult educa- collision. They reported^ the- boy I dry-wall panels if desired- English, history. manaRement. He holds the rank.of lieutenant- boys. Allen Purdy was chosen best camper. JM tion school in Union County. As Car Hits Bridge Considerable saving is made by Reelf-Strong Coa) Company had been arrested 'G. Schlndler washed spilled gaso- marketing, mathematics, political colonel in the organized reserve was riding his bicycle on Iroquois • The problem of transportation is one discontinued and service has beea re- and had signed confessions of their guilt. Police Duff, high school basketball and baseball star, line, from the road. , i The report lists enrollment at road and Jett.x when he turned When the driver nodded at the use of simple trim and windows.. science, und psychology. ;ind servos as judfie advocate of duced again on Route, 10, serving Linden Chief William A. Fischer announced. They were was added to the staff. ] -.. Taken to the hospital in the am- the Cranford Adult School for the right into Lexington avenue paral- of the most s«*rious facing this nation to- wheel- two men were injured as The large front picture window, the 78th Division. He entered the and Kenilwokh as well as Cranford. "Be Prepared" should be the motto of the bulance were Harold J Russell of! 1953-54 school y'ear nt 1,133. The lel: to a green car. the car in which they were'riding for instance, is made of glass in- George "Red" Zagorski, identified as the ring- Army in 1942 and was sent to day. And it is especially serious in this American people and "Do your part" the credo 763 Walnut avenue and Mrs. Mary j •Mr. and Mrs. John Prisavage of Southington. Conn., have rounty's largest school was in 1IARRY V. OSBORNE. JR. Sgt. Page took the child to the By transferring his means Of getting struck the Rahway River bridge serts into stock 2"x4"s. Closet leader, who was picked up In Union City after Two Esso Mitchell Field Air Force. Later, he of every citizen, County Clerk Henry G. Nulton, Putt of Rahway. Police reported' moved into. the. one-family home {hat they recently purchased Elizabeth .where 2.3fiO were en- was transferred to the Judge Ad- office of Dr. Anthony Sordill for section of the country. to woric from buses to automobiles, Mr. at TJorth avenue, east, and ..Cen- walls cut down interior partition a hit-and-run accident, and Anthony Kiernman a reserve .officer, told the Rotary Club. He said i Mr. Russell was driving west and! from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l.aird at 509 Central avenue. Mr. rolled. Wcstfrcld was second with vocate General Department. New-York City and its greater treatment. Patrolman Lawrence tennial avenue at 5:30 a.m. Sun- work. .. • of Jersey City, serving time in State Prison for Awarded Patents -13B8 registrants. As acute as any in the nation is the Suburbia is creating more and more prob- ; Mrs. Putt east when the crash j and Mrs. Laird have moved to Baltimore where Mr. Laird has- metropolitan area next-spring. Bonnell also assisted in the in-, day, police reported. Smoke was' The house is designed for either breaking and entry in Bergen County. John Wlt- this country was one of the richest in the world, situation in the New York metropolitan lems for himself. As more cars pour into but also the most unprepared. occurred. No complaints were securcd a new position with a road construction company. Only''-M on t el a;i r and South Last spring Mr. Connors served vestigation. . seen coming from the car after a concrete slab over a level grade kowski, of New Brunswick, who-had been iden- For Inventions The! sale was. arranged by. Mrs. Pauline Chanttler of the office Orange-Maplewood had more per- Connors .Chairman area. The trend has been to use more the metropolitan area, additional traffic "Brigl'' Gen. Wade H. Hayes, formerly of filed pending further investigation. as vice-chairman ^f the commit- the crash and police used a radio or an insulated floor on concrete, tified in a police line-up by three of the robbery Mr. Rus?ejl sustained lacerations Two Cranford residents em- of G.'E. HowlAnd, realtor. , , , . ^ sons enrolled'in their adult schools tee. Cranford, was aiding'organization of Americans ( Of Clean-Up Campaign and more automobiles to get to work via, and parking problems are created. car extinguisher to prevent it from piers with continuous foundation' victims,'was cleared of'charges. -- of the left elbow and abrasions of ployed by the Esso Research and than Elizabeth. He is eastern division manager Suffers Hip Injury bursting into flames. Firemen also walls. in England into their own "Home Guard" units Engineering Company. Linden, Totals for other communities in Jnck—B. Connors .of 9 Chcstor i Mrs. Nellie Doyle, 65, of 24 Holly vehicular bridges and tunnels. Some areas have solved this prob-- New officers of the American Legion Holding the hands, while Mrs. Putt suffered traffic averaRed well over a half- of the Rcardon Company, manu- were called, to the scene. This design is the Tfewhope/* to help British defense volunteers fight off the have been awarded United SjUites Union County were: Clark. 285; Lane •• place has been appointed facturers of water-thinned paints str.eet, who suffered contusions Jem by banning parking in downtown Company, in charge of the Casino, were Thomas lacerations of the forehead and Invites Artists to Enter million vehicles per. week. State In the meantime, use of railroads has The First Aid Squad and Patrol- current House-of-the-Month. Ac- anticipated Nazi invasion. General Hayes served right knee and abrasions of the its for oil processing develop- Plainfield, 865; and Roselle, 76fl. 1956 chairman of the Clean-Up, and related products. and a possible fracture of. the Albans, president; A. Jules Dbmmergue, vice- Union County Art Show Police, said only a small number right hip in a fall at her home declined, bringing about less sen. ice and shopping areas by providing .good, speedy man Edward |' Kluben'spies , cording to Builders' General Sup- on General Pershing's staff in World War I. lie left knee. - . Paint-Up. Fix-Up ComnwUpw-o* ?'»'• president; Thbmas Hamilton, secretary, and Ar- Any artist \n Union County may of . the personal injury accidents thd New Yprk Paint, Varnish and Saturday, was taken to St. Eliza- poorer facilities. Cranford is fortunate in transportation. Buses and trains under took Richard Williams, 25, of . ply Company, local sponsor of the explained that his American. corps wanted only Acting Police Chief Lester W. "They are Lewis D. Efherington Men In Service thur J. Metz, treasurer. . . • enter'a painting in the annual art from January 1 through June 30 Lacquer Association. TextftM Treble* beth Hospital, Elizabeth. Monday this plan bring the shoppers and work- Newark, and Willie Pearyer, 27, House-of-the-Month, architect Al- American men living in.England, and not vol. Powell directed the investigation of 118 Oak lane, and,.Edward J. Army Cpl. Robert L. Root, son being served by the Jersey Central, which Robert C. Pegg of 214 Peech street was ap- show to be held at the Trftilside involved serious casualties.. He will'direct the committee's From 1900 to 1B40 tht output ot morning, by the First Aid Squad. *','•• of Plainfiejd, to Rahway Memorial bert E. Olson's working drawings '• unteers from America.. „ ' Gornowski of 210 Manor avenue." of Mr. .and Mrs.,George H. Root manufacturfd. textile products anil has made -a conscientious effort to im- ers to business areas, but without the. pointed research assistant in electrical engineer- at the scene, assisted by Sgt. Louis Museum in the Watchung Reser- sponsorship of municipal clean-up She w;«s treated at home by Dr. Hospital WUlianis, listed as the are available. Also working draw- Guertin. and Patrolmen Robert! Dr. Etherington's invention State Police- issued 2,736 sum- of 8 Riverside drive. ,is a military clothing «lmo«t trebled in thia cotm- usual traffic and parking problems. ing at the Colleges for Men of the State UriWer^ Miss Frances Hoagland was.appointed ti-m- vation on Sunday, September 18, campaigns aimed at residents- of' Abraham Thaler. prove ife facilities and its schedules. driver; suffered chest \lnjuries, and ings of any of the scores of other Ryan, William Crissey, Frank makes use,of the gas-mask "ad- monses for motor vehicle law vio- police investigator, with the 8030th •porary postmaster in Kenilworth, while her it was announced by the Union lations. Speeding, was the most Despite the effort of the railroad to \ / It is clear that some action is neces- Pearyer sustained an'injury to "his Houses-of-the-Month, all on dis- sity in New Brunswick, Robert C. Clothier, presi- Caruso and Johnjforjey. Patrol- sorption" principle in the refining Army Unit at Camp Zama, Japan. play, at the office of the sponsor. dent of Rutgers announced. father, Walter F. Hoagland, was hospTlSuied J«r of gases used as raw -materials County Park Commission. . prevalent violation, accounting for A former student at Tri-State Col- i* sary to.solvle this area's transportation back. Dr. Walter K. Ha6riacht-§ave men Michael Fedroff and Frank : improve its services, Cranford today has 1 illness. She had assisted her father for three The exhibit, each . year, has 1,280 of the total. During the pe- first- aid at the scene. ' •• . . Burr directed traffic until the cars. for such chemicals-from-oil as al- :e. Angola. Ind., he entered the less.service than it had at the start of the difficulties. While the problem is basi- Ten Tears Aco years in various post- office duties. ' many entries from members "of rjod, State/.PeJice.gave' special aid Set. Geofrge "Wardf and Patrol- Harold Cray To Receive had been removed.' cohols, polyethylenes and other Army in December 1953 and ar- cally a regional one, there are some as- First Sgt. Rdney Kelsey, son of Mr. and Mrs." Art Associations in' Westfleld, to'6.658,pnotorists. •''>•' rived overseas in'Julv. 1954. century, according to early-century map Robert Ryan used the ex- • Twenty Years Ago Joseph Milazzo, 58, of 85 Bum- plastics. Gases are brought into pects that am primarily local and require tinguisher:..,on the car. Nolrp Dame Degree , Lawrence Kelsey of 107 McClellan street, was contact with a stream of,particles Surpmit,' Plairifieldi Cranford, and schedules. . awarded a Bronze Star for meritorious service Township Committee initiated action _toi_im-_, side avenue, suffered a fracture of Elizabeth, since these groups co- study by all interested parties. Cranford Harold L. Cray, Jr., son of Mr.' "the thumb -and possible internal of charcoal which surges in a Local Children Receive Equipped with Another trend in transportation is a and Mrs. Cray of 5 Roger avenue, during the Normandy invasion. At the • time o£ prove. Lincoln avenue from Centennial to South • continuous cycle •within a refining operate in sponsoring the event. is well aware that its very future depends avenue at the B. & O. crossing. A 20-foot con- injuries when his car was in.colli- Exhibits,' however, arc welcomed • Cuts fuel coats up to 50% 1 decline in the use ofbuses..This certain- County Superintendent will receive a bachelor of science the award, he had been in service 'for three sion with a truck on Orange ave- tower. The porous activated car- Swimming Certificates upon what type oHranspoTtStion it can /degree in electrical engineering at -years • and overseas for 21 months. He was a crete paving was planned at a cost of. $1-7,000. j bon has the characteristic of cling- from tiU other county groups and Cranfovd children., were among '• Trouble-free, automatic heat! ly is true in Cranford, where the former Begins Duties Monday : nue near the Kenilworth line at-j the University of "Notre 'Dame's CHS graduate, Class of .1939, and attended Morris r~Dr. Lloyd N: Morriaet resigned as supervis- i » some gases,jyhile. rejecting from individuals. • . - otfte" 11 Ci'osstuwiT faistervice has been--offer its ^tilti " 7:50 a;m. •••'•" .'•••'• -'•'' '• 1 those awarded American Red • Warms every room evenly, quickly! —JlrdoxL "Buhrtrher commencement August 2 , ing'principal to bepome assistant superintendent, ""•In kcivniriil with a policy prcvi-; : JiuAllanta, i?a: -^-^.^_1 .i._ Police said the driver of the! \ thus achieving difficult sep- Cross and "King Neptune" •certifir • Clean—drapea. hies, paint- stay intendent of schools Ton Monday at South'Bend Ind. of schools at Vonkers, N: Y: He had «erveii here arations. ' . '""' • ously esfeblished,, a popular vote PLAYSAKTON when Dr. William H. West takes Establishment Of a proposed veterans' center" struck was-Henry E. Small, Sr., of new longer!, *... The Rev. Theodore JVI. Hes- a year and was cited by the school board and Charcoal in gas masks performs •will be taii«n on the day of the cates for successfully completing Anybody in the Market for Slightly-Stretched Hose? over his new duties. / at Union Junior College received. approval, of New Brunswick, who was given a show to detenjijine the winner and burgh, C. S. C, Notre Dame presi- others for his wide and varied interests in the in a. similar manner to remove learn-to-swim courses at Rahway TV REPAIRS Dr. West succeeds the" late Dr. the State Department of Education. Expected to summons for careless driving. Sgt. the two runners-up. fered in explanation of the strange ac- dent, will confer the degrees in : community. . Guertin reported Small told him poisonous gases from air and allow Park Pool, Rahway. . ' ' That subterranean hose-pulling lep- Arthur L. Johnson ^f^'Cranford, be in operation September 1, the center was to A ' brochure friyinK further de- Trtiit the repairing of the University Drill Hall at 2:30 Cranford was well-represented at Govern- he had swerved his/ vehicle to the wearer to breathe safely: Simi- •Richard Kelly received a, Red rechaun has been a busy fellow in recent tions of garden hoses throughout the who held, the county pcfet for more p.m., Professor William O. Shana- offer the educational facilities of the college to tails is available- from the chair- your ; TV i.et. only to than 40 years until his death on or's Day at Sea Girt in honor of incumbent Har- avoid hitting a dog./'Also at the larly, in filter-tip cigarettes con- Cross Certificate, while King Nep- weeks, according to news reports, travel- land, but our own opinion is that it's all han of the Notre Dame history de- veterans. A study and research center to direct taining activated charcoal, the de-man of Jhe «nt .exhibit, Frank M. ' thoroughly Qualified »X- May 16.' Until his new Appoint- old G. Hoffman. George J>. Rankin,. Albert W. scene were Det. Lt. Thomas Woods tune awards went to Guy Borges a result of the heat. The old Indian rope partment, will be the commence- correspondence courses, secondary, subjects for sirWl function of„• the carbon SaloweV bf 717 Sterling street, and Grace O'Keefe, all 6f Cran- pert*. . W« ar* staffed ing all over the country to mystify peo- ment, Dr. West was .serving' as Burley, Al Smith, N. P. Stewart, J. L. Tataall, and' Patrolmen Henry Polidoro, ment speaker and the Rev.Cletus* veterans whose high school was interrupted, and. substance is to stop the passage Plainfield.. ' • .. ford. Emil Kutsera of Cranford by factory - approTad ple by making garden hoses disappear trick always works better in a hot. humid superintendent of schools in Bel- Mr. and Mrs. A. Arnesen, Frank Young,' E. C. •Richard Schofield and Frank : ' Bachofer, C. S. C, associate pro- evening courses so that employed veterans might of undesirable smoke particles. was second in a paddle board race. tochnidani, exclusively. below the surface of their lawns. climate in which heat waves dance before videre. / ' ' McMahon, J. L. Hubbard, Charles Rcmley, Mrs. ^ Caruso. ... fessor of biology, will preach the avail themselves of educational,'opportunity,. Acting Cchief Powell reported Dr. Etheringtdh is employed in The graduation ceremonies were one's eyes and one can't be too sure about Mabel Lovell, Mrs'. F. E. C. Wiiickler, Mrs. S. H. Accident Rate For a while it looked like only Cali- •baccalaureate 6ermon. More than were intergral parts of the program. the left front of Patrol Car No. 1 the oil research firm's Chemicals held last Wednesday afternoon fornia subsoil conditions were conducive whatTme sees or thinks one see's. Cranford Men Receive "160 students will receive graduate More than 70 members of the Lions Club, . Baker, Mrs. William Scarbrough, Mrs. Raymond was damaged when, operated by Development Division.. . and included special swimming . and undergraduate degrees at the Tool, Mrs, Charles W. Gramm, Mrs. G. J. Jansen, The invention for which Dr. Low on Parkway CRANFORD to his activities,'but then evidence of his Any day now we expect to hear that Service Pultons at.Easo their families and guests attended the annual .' Sgt. Guertin, it was in collision exhibitions and demonstrations, visits began coming in from all sections the process has been reversed and that exercises. • picnic at the Hilltop, Echo Lake. Adult and-child Mrs. Lawrence Bonnell.and many more com- with a service truck from the Mc- Gornowski received his patent a A weekly average of only three games arid races. RADIO i A^lan Whitney,. 119. Beech street, games and evening Softball were played. posed the delegation. . Farland Esso Seryicecenter, 2 pjies to reheating the catalyst in personal injury accidents on the some enterprising salesman in cahoots hns received a 20-year' service of the country.' A couple of weeks ago he Men f n Service Both the High street and Osceola Park play- John Freeze purchased the delicatessen at Springfield avenue, driven by the fluid catalytic hydroforming Garden State Parkway during the SS EA8TMAN ST. utton at Esso Standard Oil Com- process. This is a process used to Welfare Board Director PLUMBING • HEATING • REPAIRS was reported hard at work in Mount Hol- with Mr. Leprechaun is doing a rushing Pvt Jack Klein, 22, son of Wil- grounds observed Joseph Lee Day in' honor of 12 North Union avenue from Arthur Klein who Vern' McFarland of Roselle Park, first half of this yeilr has been, re- pany's- Bayway Refinery in' Linden. improve gasoline quality. ported by State Police. To. Attend Conference. cae-mr ly, and last week he even made a stop off business selling souvenir lengths of plas- , liam Klein of 505 Central avenue,, had 'roperate d it 12 years and for vJhom Mr. at Springfiald avenue and Tulip 36 North Ave., E. CRanford 6-1320 Mr. Whitney, is employed as ad- the founder's life and achievements, and special The ''stream" of catalyst Is [ is receiving -basic training at Fort Freeze had worked five years. street at 11:25 a.m. Mr. McFarland During that period, 78 injury Mrs. ! Florence B. Slocum of " in Kenilworth. ' t. tic hose coming up out of a hole in his' ministrative assistant in the gener- .events at the High street field markedrthe date, cycled out of contact with the Closed Saturday'* During Summer Months' Knox, Ky., with the 3d Armored Cranfofd/s municipal band, directed by Jo>\n was given a summons for careless accidents were reported as well as Cranford, director of the Union "There have been manyWeWies of- lawit * — • al' superintendent's office. . A delegation; of 25 Garwood residents at- product, reheated, then sent back. .four fatalities. This low accident County Welfare Board, will -at- Division. A 1955 graduate of the H. Fritsche, scored a success in MacConriell Park driving and failing to keep to the John E. MacKay, 18 Romano University of Alabama in Tusca- tended the dedication of a new recreation room This technique avoids any pos-rate was established while toll tend the northeastern- regional in the first of a five-concert series arranged by fight of the intersection. No one road, employed in the machine de> loosa and 'a member of Sigma in Reception Center No. 2 at Fort Dix. The _uil AMD CWROmCtE. THUMDiyY. JULY Paftfhr* THK CRAWFORD CITIZEN AND I*-: supporting the Round Valley pro- ident of the El^abt-thlown Water Robert Louis Taylor Scholarship, river: lowejrcd^flfterJf*yenil Lorraine Burkhardt SfyerratU Spend Month The consulting engi- ject but indicated that they also Company, and Frank L. Winslow, which provides yearly tuition In storms. , . f In Double-Ring Riles Ralph Boyd, Jr., Oliver Jensen, Chimney neers hired by the Legislature Hit will give.careful attention to the secretary •treasurer of the. Plain-. full for-a Roselle student, was The engineer added that Betrothed ta Teacher Social in California, Canada), the development at W43 trillion an Chimney Rock proposal. . - field-Union Water Company, Eliz- established by the Women's Sery- bers of his department recently compared with $79 million esti- Wed in Vermont Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Burk- Margaret Finch . Sir. and Mrs. John'W. SkerAitt " Senator Kenneth" C. Hand of abeth obtains niuch of itc water, ue League of Rosalie, spent several days clearing tdgu mated by the North Jersey Com- Elizabeth declared he felt Round from the Raritan Itivt-r, und hardt of 407 Dcnman road_ an- Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Brough- Miss Elizabeth Allison and Miss of 211 Manor avenue have re.utrn- ToBfe in Trenton Next Month The school invites any Inter- and branches .from the river in. leave Town Mable ' Grantor of IK Eastman Wed in California mission. In addition. tKei Depart- Vulley still should receive priority Plainflfld-Union depends upon the ested persons who would like to To Miss Perry nounce the engagement of their ton and .son, Donald, of 2 Iroquois ed from a month's vacation trip to -Hope for more definite progress, toward Kolutlon of the water the vicinity of the Union Couoty place have returned from Wild- street have returned from a two Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L, Finch California and Canada. , ment of Conservation iind Eco- uttention but added that "this Ell7ubtlhtou.11 supply to auKmertt provide :;< holurships to contact »ny Park Comfnlsslon footbridge in the Miss Susanne Perry, daughter daughter, Miss Lorraine Burk- problem! of the North Jersey area is neld forth in the recent stnte- are in the 920,000 to $25,000 clws, nomic Development sees Nthe cost doesn't rule out the Chimney Rock the water it HD>ce Cadei" m- ^ Mrs. Greco's brother-in-law and schools' also may be necessary. of trees...... have returned from a vacation at SHeai Provolaae Cheese Chuck Steaks ' — »35< Boneless Veri Roast spent 3 and one-half years in the was married July 2 to Mr. Sker- Samuel R. Jordan, 70, of 220the next five years. These "discus- Westfield has a $900,000 program v post, will be aided by Mrs. George LEONABD EUiXOTT 7 hlfc sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cas- Navy. He is • employed by Dia- ratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John South' avenue, east, was dismissed Eric'H. -Peterson, Jr., county Wildwood. Ib. per Greco of 710 Springfield, ave- sions are based on a census of underway to increase its ele- Ryan. P. R. Blackman. SJ. Mills, LAST « TIMES Cream Cheese Rih Steaks . ---59° :; 65* Rib Veal Chops mond- Glass Works. Perth Amboy. Webster Skerratt of 211 Manor Tuesday evening. BIU4E BURKE in nue. the borough's pre-school popula- mentary school facilities and a and volunteers from West field, 1 Acu> lb An early, tall wedding in avenue at a double-ring ceremony tion made earlier this year by junior school is seen as a need Roselle and Elizabeth. Mr. Black- W as a Bachelor' Liederkranz Cheese B planned. .'..-.. in St. John's Chapel, Del Monte, Mr: and Mrs. Ronald Fowlie of Shonltjer Lamh Ohots 89« PerkChoas Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of local teachers. Among the posi-n 1960. man is also an official of the local Calif. - "•113 Orange avenue and their 137 Mohawk drive have returned sible solutions to the problem are Plainfield plans to install a Special Limousine Service OLYMPIC PARK Civil Defense Council. Gray ere Chease Corned Beef ^>»*^ . >5iK Loin Perk Chess daughter, Mrs. Mitchell Griffin Iraablona't 16 ox from, a month's vacation at Ship- -BIRTHS- The Rey. Davidv Hill performed an addition to Washington School, junior high school system which As Thomas Arrartto, manager e ..the• c,ecenioqy.' .Ar.reception folr and. children,,. Diand and Michael, a temporary building adjacent Trips to all airports, railway stations & piers; IMIHG10H-MAPLEW00D Cottage Cheese Raqular or Calif, ttyta cup pensburg, Pa.' ''/•' .••""''• •' ~;--- •• • Mr. and"Mrs."RicharV>G.-Ander- would require an extensive build- ot the Cranford Theatre is on va- BolotM or Meat Uaf •/«-• «-55 Fancy Halibut Steaks ... lowed at the home of Lt. and Mrs. are vacationing at. Beach Haven. to /Lincoln School for special Micfr' 4rVn*a ItMth. .Assistant son of 209 Holly* street announce ing program. MeahwnileT a iiew [RUnFORD • • » •. .GliyJO.awson^Rj^hardsonjjsf Car- classes or a new school. • elementary school is under con- T CAIX CRANFORD «4M^lAW5272-r; is1 cooperating with the M«w Phon* No. C Mr. and MSr'JoscpK WarSinsfci 1 v mel Valley, • sister 'and -brother-in- . . Pttunc Nunber " ' """••/l' fe" \5$oardr"'bl" Education of struction. V' •;•'•"•;""" ••••-.- •••-• carp*- Volunteers from. the. post MATTAne DATLT I TM. and family of 4 Woods Hole road id'Cochran, Saturday at Muhlen- limousines ior weddings — Trips to anyplace oowTOtijoug SAT. - BCN. - A&F* Gorden-Freife.TfeWfty f uitt aid Vegetables! berg Hospital, Plainfield. law of the bridegroom. The phone number of the Knlghta Union County Regional District ' Because it can no longer send will be at the theare each evening f are spending two months on a ot Columbus. Naw York chapter of\ No. 1, which serves students of ranch hear Cody, Wyo.- The ' bride was given in mar- students to Summit, New. Provi- ' — Prices Very Reasonable — of (the stack's run of "Strategic ROW thru TOES. AUG. 2nd lie*, is Columbui S-149S. Kenilworth and Garwood as well dence is looking for ways to solve Air Command" to sign up new • —o— • ' A son, Lewis Karl, was born, to riage by Richard Dussler of Long spotters. Between showings of "STRATEGIC Mr. and Mrs. James E. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Schrager of Beach, Cat. Site wore a ballerina AIR COMMAND" length dress of white embroidered the feature picture, a film short ''**** SIS of 24 Crescent pluce returned re- 20 West Holly street last ThOrs- —TIAJB— • ICEBERG LETTUCE organdy over aqua taffeta and a of the Ground Observers' Corps cently from a two weeks*. motor day at St.,\ Barnabas Hospital, 17« will be flashed on the screen.' ', "Sanf Fe Passage" m trip to Nova Scotia and through Newark. \ corsage of white orchids.' * . led Dipt itrtH the New England states. Maid of honor was-Miss Norma TOES, MAT. AUO. 2nd r IHurbyFinMtf3ti4 : Helmes of Long Beach:, She jwo e 'Invaders From Mars' •••'•'. '• '• ~~9-r . • ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer itfGranit- Men in Service 17« Louis Montini of 8 Woodlawn a ballerina-length dress
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Outlined by Rotary Speaker , i/ % the G (Exodus 13:21,22). Two-way radio patrol cars, teletype and fincerprintins have am To Give Final Sermon Among the correlative p played a major part in the early apprehension of criminals in recent to be read from ^Science and FRUITS >arade Set Before August Vacation years, William V. McLaughUn. deputy chief of tbe Jersey City Police Health with Key to the Scriptum- Thought for the Week , Department, told members of the Cranford Rotary Club at their p Service' The Assurance of Personal Im- by Mary Baker Eddy is the follow. .•• :,*'.. - and ••'. • . :.. • mortality,", third and final ser- Young Men Assisting For Vacation ing (454:18-21): "Love inspires, luncheon meeting last Thursday in the Methodist Church educational ; mon under the general topic of building. 9 ..* "FINDING GOD" Illumines, designates, and leads the I talk Topic r, Osceola Presbyterian Church "The Assurance of Things Hoped Introduced by Past President HIP rtr?i>. «I»III «j. ^^..u, .«_.,., . | way- Right motives give pinions Richardson. 70. of 420 Plane street, Far,'*~will—be-preaehed—Sunday- | Through all the ages men n^v^teetru^nST^ffnSTXJodrsome morning by the Rev. Albert G. to thought, and strength and free. was taken by Sgt. Edward Lee treasurer of the Senior 1 Annual program.of the Vacation McLaughlirTcompared police pro- have found Him beside crude altars built of stone, some in the Dezso, pastor of the Osceola Pres- dom to speech and action." and Patrolman John Varley to the .Theodore Munday. who has •.Richard SUK- Rev. Arnold J. Dahtqutst, Bible School of the Alliance byterian Church. The service will The Golden Text is from I John cedures today with those of 39 office of Dr. J. A- Olson for treat- of Calvary Lutheran church, and others in the beauty of the out-of-doors. Church will begin .with »a parade ; 7 begin at 10:15 and end at 11. (4:8): "He that loveth not know. years ago-, when he was appointed ment. Jch. will preach at the 9:30 There are some who have not as yet .found Him, but "the quest through town oh August 12, it was I(: The Rev. Mr. Dezso will vaca- eth not God; for God is love." a patrolman in Jersey City. You're always sure of really fresh, top quality produce at service this Sunday on the goes on by all people, everyday, and shall continue through all announced today. Classes will be- . He credited^ former Acme! flushed .to your local market fresh daily in the wee: "Lip Service." The solo at .the ages yet to come. God Is so great that none of us can ever dis- tion with his family during Aug- ^ ^ Vandals Punch Holes gin August 15. ust and return to his pulpit Sep- Frank Hague with instituting the hours every ntornintr! Only the finest meets Acme's rigid service will be "The Publi- cover all that can be known about. Him. And yet all of us can us! emm OF cwBT.stiDnci have been assisting the Rev. Mr. 1 The school will continue for two tember 4. bureau of special services in Jer- In Walls of New Home inspection! Come ,— see — save today! ety of Christian Service are plan- j ." by Van de 'Water, sung by v Stvgner, who has' been preaching learn a great deal about Him by looking at His world; by knowing weeks, with closing exercises on uMonxurAVB AT mun. sey City, which,-he declared, has Vandalism at a new house under ning their annual trip to Ocean t liam G. Magan. In the absence •OTVtoMt Sunday 11 AM. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wolfrom of Mount Ephraim have ntfoved ' in the vacation absence of Dr. Al- ( people who are followers of His; and by studying what other August 26. Children from the CHHBTIAN SCIENCE played a vital part in keeping juv- construction at 107 Pawnee road ..-* v drove giv Tuesday. TThose t' GcorRC Schlenker. organist, 1 Sunday Seh»rt U AM. into their new home (shown above) at 5 Van Buren avenue. This people have discovered. As people search for God, they truly find south side of the township will bc CHTJKCB 8CKVICES enile delinquency in that city to Was reported to the police last California Iceberg bert Allinuer, pastor. This past ed in going are requested to con- Martin Sieg has been at the Twttmonlat Snvte* was a Multiple Listing, arid the sale was made "through the office Him.', •. ' ' • • '.,. . . ' • • . transported to the school in a Bus a minimum'.' He explained that Thursday by William Duchin of ^Sunday's assistant was..graduated tact Mrs.- D. Greenwell.. i during the month of July, How spiritual understanding of W«dn«dar Bvwliig. I:U o'clock of G. G. Nunn, local realtor.- ' St. Augustine said, "Thou, O God, hast made us for thyself leaving from Winfleld. MABOtO SOOH this! bureau investigates each case linden, president of the Jobill e in June from Cranford High tu-tor Dahlquist will' leave God as divine Love assures man Dr. George A. Aitcheson. pastor. 1U M*f«k OBIM AT^. Cnmtw* in which a juvenile is involved, Construction Company. .: School,, where -be was elected to Mosctay for a month's vacation. and we arc restless until we llnd rest in Thee." There arc a number of wise guidance and unlimited in- tion. George M. Haskcw, superin- I.«oii (iip-on I© Speak J will continue his scries of sermons spiration will be brought out at > dally Hon. thru Frl., 10:30 to « PJL looking into the\ home environ- Mr. - Duchin said a pipe was the National Honor Society.' and Thcl Rev. 'Harold C, Letts, secre- of ways of finding God. I suggest some of them to you: rrldty «vmla« 7:30 . f Accepted for Advanced tendent, was host to the group.. He Lettuce ss 15 on "The Offerings, the Sacrifices ment, religious background and used to punch holes in downstairs ill the fall will attend Cornell Uni- At Si. MurkV Sun«lay larvl fo_r socia„._l action of the United We find God through worship. One who worships Wives to Christian Science services this •at. 1 to 4 9M. outlined measures . taken by his and the Tabernacle" this Sunday. other factors, of the youth. walls of the house and the. recrea- Study in Accounting Solid head. Crisp lettuce salad adds«est loony BMOL versity, . " ,,.,'. Uon <;ipson' Mm of Mr. andj i^uUran Church in America, will enter into fellowship with God, and at the same time God is seek- Sunday. . firm to augment supplies and dis- At the 11 a.m. worship service, he The Lesson-Sermon entitled '."We have found." he asserted, tion room door was broken. He Donald Morritt of 21 Madison Richard McDanlel, past presi- Mrs. Daniel Gipson of 15 Buchan-jbr «^c guest Iprxacher August 7. ing to reveal Himself to the worshiper. The human and the divine tribution facilities. will-speak on "The Hebrew Feasts 'Love'' will include the following "that youngsters who have been added' that four windows were avenue is among 112 students who c ld dent of the Fellowship, led off in Tl . charity sewing group will are reaching out for each other.-Not all worship takes place in a WILBUR COON raised in/;i religious home have have been accepted to date for ;,n street, now, studying for the os Applied to Present-Day Chris- passage from the King James Ver- broken in the garage: / this program/ followed by Bruce ' n-.ec in the church house Tuesday church building, but certainly God can bc found there. It may be more respect for man-made laws BANANAS - -** ^1* ministry, will be the.speaker at u tianity." Miss Hazel Womelsdorf. sion of the Biblical account of the SHOES Patrol cars were instructed to admission to Rutgers University Injured in Fall Buzalski, former . vice-president. I „ 1 ajn. This "group will con- that the highest moments of worship come when one'' is alone vocalist, will offer a special musi- - than those 4vho' have not." School of Business Administration All are June graduates and will meetin....g„ o..f. th_ e Willing Woikers f •inrj throughout 'the sum- guidance the children of Israel re- check the area frequently, espe- Mrs. Charles Redden, 47, of, 201 out of doors, or in the presence of stained glass windows and of cal selection. • . ' ceived in their flight from Egypt: The speaker said this depart- cially in the evenings. The builder in September, the admissions com- becin their-college training in the St. Marks AME Church at ^3u|m.r in alternate Tuesdays. All Columbia avenue,- suffered multi- PEACHES lerse^riee^on* Db. stately arches in a sanctuary dedicated'to the-worship of God. At Bible School will continue to "And the Lord went before them ment played; a major role irf keep- said the damage apparently oc- mittee of the state university unit lull. "•"•. p.in. Sunday' A graduate of Oan- > |a
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rile of West Orange, no reEistra- Sheraton Hotel in New York City struck by a car while Winners to Enter «in possession. $5 and $4; ah'd during the pastvveek.. Westficld avenue at, ^ene F. Lee of East ,Oran?e Keparts Lass of Purse " in Westfleld on Friday, th Fairly _. $15 and $5. eld police reported. He was Garwood Briefs Mrs. Ellen Dragen of 332 South family County-Wide Competition Jt» charge by Special Ofluer by Dr. Leon Puller and take! Jocobi, Allcn'Kcnt of West Union avenue.'Cranford, reported South Courae • trate James T. Leonard imposed to the police Friday ^ighf that she Elizabeth General Hospital was fined $10 arid $4 for sponsored Garwbod News Rudolph Nadasky of 67 Fifth penalties of $iZ on Benedict But- had lost her pur^, containing servatjon and X-rays. Three t» decide who win enter the Uni» County touma- avenue returned Monday alter ler of 33 Johnson avenue and $8 $150. her driving.license and per- According to the police, the hcadqu taking a six-woek platoon leaders' was driven by "Flemon Means, 34, * ^ Boseue-EUkabeth on Jascph O. Haselrig of 504 Cen- sonal jiai>ci>. In the vicinity of an past about fumes and smoke from Bruder, playground director, anoc course in the Marine Reserves' at ice crtam stand on North avenue. of Roselle, who said the Garwood Plum. FaU Wedding Cherry Day Camp d. dafmy Quantico, Va. The son of Mr. andtennial avenue. inTTpTantr FurtherStudy Await Word The county-wide competition man stepped from in front of ty will be held Gibson Schefler, engineer for will include, quoits, horseshoes. Mrs. Samuel P. Nadasky .he is a At Dance ConvenUan vehicle in the right-hand lane in- the Diamond Expansion Bolt Com- and the Blue Jays. Kenilworth lucts First student at Trenton State Teachers Karen Hagman, 5-year-old Garwood Man Injured to the path of his car in the pass- Albert Cell and Donald 1 ertB. Holds Final Ceremonies teams~oTboxsr-aet-lo.-tD-lt,—^The- College. ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Rieh- pany, 500 North avenue..yesterday throwingwg,, |fouull ^tw^i ing lane. Police said the In charge of both affalTB. r To Be Made O winning team will play an out-of- Cranford Driver* Fined Air Scrubber reported completion of a program s bm attowte* r««ioml Parents and friends of the 45 Girl Scouts of Wild Cherry Day tether ball and checkers contests. ict Session reported-thai-he swerved-and-was- town game. Careless di'ivtngjijorought fines involving relocation of equipment trtcte to b» ailwati fcy Camp visited the campsite and attended the final program last Thiirs- Among Mr. Binder's a<"tirtahts OD — Bertram J. Ber- .was among the performers at ther near a standstill'when Other nlajground activities In- for two Cranford motorists in Mu- annual convention of the Dance Ready to Go and changes in galvanizing pro- On Land Use From Stale w . ^ "'"ytround are Bobby 415 Union street 'con- ' GARWOOD — Samuel Simonc, front fender of his car struck the Re-registration cesses which he said has resulted KENILWORTH--An ordinance clude badminton, *f»«i"^hall, vol- dm nicipal Court on Monday. Magis- Educators of America at! the Park ;' injurie59. ot s3 o fFourt the hspin ai'enuee whe.n suderehe wads I pedestrian. GARWOOD — Installation of GARWOOD—There will beV.no Banna Faust gave the welcome, followed by a tent pitching con- Robe, Jerrilyn Swantek. Carl leyball, nngcr painting, reading meeting as govcr- in a 60 percent reduction in smoke decision as to the use to be made^ adopted by Borough Council some Tbis law would a«ect the tteton test between campers and fathers. Susan Wayne, Sally Fraser, Dianne. Fiedler. Walter Urban and War- nor Disti ict 16-E. com- an air scrubbing device at Spray R«gkaal Dfcrtrirt Wo. i. and colorinc Among the crafts and fumes emanating from that of borough-owned land on Myrtle 16 months ago will become effec- ren Bruder, head »«»j?«nnt. Dur- prising' niembers in 59 clubs plant. Diamond Expansion also Boright. Pat Dressier, Marilyn Ty- are «MVJPJ potholxiers, • ani in Uni Drying Service, Inc.. 501 North and Spruce avenues until there has tive in the near future. tan* ing this week, the fourth of the molds from plaster of Paris, lan- x, Morris and War- had been mentioned in last year's time I to time that such school dis- ler. June Dela Sala, Florence Tor- Playground's operation, registra- ren C avenue, has been completed, nec- been an exchange of additional in- This ordinance designates all yards, key chains, dog collars. In- as newly -elected petition. • ' light traffic and through streets trict^ as New Providence and Win- renti and their fathers participat- tion exceeded JMO. Those attend- district essary ducts now are being placed, formation on the problem, it was All-Stars dian bead rings, earrings out of s held their organ- ;«• • < and prohibited parking areas. It field I join the Union County group. ed. The fathers won. ing range from 3 to. 16 years of shells, metal ashtrays, and dfe-izatiqn met'ting at the Old arid it is expected the unit will be reported this week by Mayor Wil- did not become effective immed- which now consists of Kenflworth. age. Town Inr!'"!-* in the closing ceremon- i on copper. oftistown, Monday ' in operation next week, it was Local Teacher liam H- Scverage, representing the iately after passage by Borough Garwood, Clark. Springfield. Win Two In a softball game against Roos- night. Borough Council; Oliver W. Davis, ies were. presentations by each KENILWORTH—With victories Wood carvings have been made George reported yesterday by William E, Council because it failed to gain Mountainside and Berkeley evelt School playground. Cran- with coping saws. The boys are nfiham of TO1 MAYFAIR president of the Board of Educa- over Mountainside and Cranford Hemlock Morr of Westfleld, company treas- Becomes Bride approval by the traffic division of Heights. unit. Vht Pilgrim unit, with Sirs. ford, the Kenilworth 14 and 15- n Mr; Bruder with plans , secretary-trcas- tion, and Anthony J. Rlccardo, the State Department of L a w bill also would permit rec- West, the Kenilworth all-star,Lit- year-olds won by a score of 6-3. urer for tl ift, presented a urer. Albert Basset as counselor and for an H-fbot speed boat which chairman of the Board of Adjust- and Public Safety. districts to exceed their debt tle League team moved into the The game was played at the Hard- budget of for the 1955-6 . In a letter to the Board of At SL - FtatVI / Carol Hogaboom as j counse- he is hui]0fag. " Second Week of Dollar Stretching Buys ffo GARWOOD—Mrs. D. Wal- ment, following a meeting of mem- The state department did notUnfits without any single constitu- sectional finals in the Little League- ing School Field. - fiscal year. Mas adopted. Health earlier this yew, Charles cd the land of the State Tournament. Mr. Bruder said that a trip to a Approval thor of WestfleldWestfle,, viv fifth ggrade bers of the three bodies in the approve the, so-called compre- ent district being debited with the lor. A series of softball games Is swimnunc pool is being consid- vos given plans F. Bailey of Westfleld, Spray Dry- On Monday evening, the Kenil- for a distri teacher in Uncolrf School,. and Borough Hall last Thursday night. hensive tragic ordinance because Pilgrims and the Thanlcsgiv- being played between the Eagles ered. workshop to ing president, who is now on va- worth nine tonped Cranford West. be held in Suburban, Thomas Bennett of Ansonia, of complaints by locaj and Union Kathleen cation, reported the new equip- The conference was called to ing. Unit 4-2, at the^walnut Avenue Field. Summit, on ber 14 fol- Conn^, were: tharrled at 4 p.m. Fri- truckers that it -would interfere Giallombardo, ment is expected to eliminate-all discuss future' plans for 'the bor-MISS DOROTHY JANE EGER Baylau. Kenilwfrth ripped Mountain- lowing a dinn ing. day in St. Pau/s Evangelical and with their, operations. The state >AL Nine Plays Eileen Heffi Renee Dorfman *dust and-' minimize. odors com- ough-owned tract; where there is side. %/fl, Friday evening at Moun- District' Go Reformed Church;/The Rev. Rich- said it would approve the pro- and'Oanna Bertolamy plained of in a petition submitted land available for approximately tainslae. Shorty Kolcssar pitched' named Robert ard L. KeacK, pastor of the First Mi»8 Eger's Betrothal posed law when the borough pro- Tie in Senior The unit with Carol Kenilworth Briefs Sr., of 10 to the Borough Council last year 80 new homes, with special atten- the first three innings and got Norman place, lord, chair- Baptist Church of WatcrvlUc, Me., vided an outlet for the trucks and AnastasiOj/Judy Miller, Suzanne by residents of the neighborhood. Announced in Florida credit for .the win, while Frank
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3Bd Allen Priafi and Oaany Mat Seniors bga. junior cross country. ' Tougher, pastor, at the Garwood classes ai 9c45 ajn. During August bined sertim for ch.urch and Sun- H»f»9 Meaj« Dinner Honors a Spirit" will .be the Presbyterian Church thi^ Sunoay. and also on the first Sunday in day iSchool members at JO ftjBi .Mk»-crtae to paint 9 Irmon topic of the Rev.' Eric S. AtPlayfield Troth Retiring Employe] There will be Sunday School .September, there will be one com- each Sunday. • ~ :.toV9nnoot y^Hyinpfiri^iB is be- at Dinner ing held at Uaami Park Har- CARWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Vin- GARWOOD—A dinner in honot] ground this week. . ^ cent J. Naevdi of 634 Myrtle ave- of Alvin Rude of Plainfleld, an First day activities »r.>T1^fPTj SBL cne ansMwaaced the eagAgement of employe of the Hefler-Snydei kicking a ball for accuracy. Brian if* their davgbler. Miss Mary Eliza- Company ' who plains to retire] Kelleher, Benny Pfdcarski. Joe 1 ZtKhaaky. Billy PHsh. Joseph beth NaeweJi. to Richard F! Adams, August 12 after 23 years service.] yas hflri Tiirsdny-rMght-in—tho] USINESS DIRECT "Mazur.: Billy Drier andTJacfcie of Jerapy CSty. at a dinner party Cran\vood«(The guest of honor re- conducted the organization m it- Crowley won the junior dmsioo Work Wanted - Male .;> for Jhe boys. Winners in the sen-Sunday at the Cranwood. No date ceived a gift of money and a wal- iFemale ,ing of newly elected officials^ let from his fellow employes, the Furnished Rooms Servicing Real Estate For, Sale Real Estate For Sale Work Wi TRIPS TO SHORE or laker With l«j-to«i has been s« tar tbe u-edding.' Lions District 16-E at the J ior^ boys* division were Tom Car- presentation being made by Joseph saleswoman completely enclosed truck. - Available Miss Niendl is a graduate of St. GETTING ENOUGH HOT WATER? Lime FOR CHOICE HOMES IN CRANFOHD LICENSED REAL ; real estate nights. - Saturday. Sunday. Reasonable. '.If! rie, John McVey and Paul Acldv • MBS* W9KBTTOW •!- 9 seals a werd. For Rent scale removed • from para coils, tank- CBANTORD REAL ESTATE BOARD wisher position In] Town Inn, Morristown, Monday Harabin. Allen Snyder, president jtUTO DEALERS • • BANKS 99 seals satataMav Ads sat ay AND VICINITY Fit until mid- CRanford 6-3363. tf Pomtnnc's AraiAemy, Jersey City. GOAL • UQUOR STORES ••PAINTERS • KOOMS FOR RENT by day or week. leu heaters. Work done In your own office as office rk thereafter night. • »"'"• Stephanie Carlyle, Barbara Car- of the company, also presented a Bees — 19 seals? BM. Ads ssl home by specialist. All. work guaran- afternoon, and care Citizen She attended.St. Joseph's Hospital Ifi tsas. deeMe arias. Reasonable rates. CRanford 6-9HJ2 teed. Sensible Lime Scale Equipment Call and weekends. Also serving on the advifeory lyle and Jane Mazy Currie won money token from the firm. CRANFORD HOTEL. tf CARPENTRY. PAINTING and odd Jobs. Sehod of Nursing. Paterson. and Smut ntnBTIom * • - • ;• • I" 1 ".-. •-. \ £VSv ••v.,-1.-.---:.:- r.: •-•••-••'. •••',•-. . '" .. , •> ,r, •' • •I • •' •' '' '• - • • I .. V - SUPPlIlMENT TO $ $ $ $ $ THE CRAWFORD CITIZEN AND cpONlCLE, THURSDAY. $CrmtfonlS Eastern Union County Church Loop $ SXUE3 $ Sabatini Captures West Nips East, 5-4, LM^ let Title to McCarthy $ Days $ Riversides, Galloping Hill Title Justin McCarthy of Roselle suc- Softball Title $ $ $ $ $ Jerry Sabatini oi Kenilworth :essfully defended his Eastern Un- In State Little league prmtmewt Games on" County^- tennis* championship won the Galloping Hill Golf Club THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 38, 1955 SECTION THREE Kenilworth moved into the sec-j • aturday at yfarihanco Park, Ro- To Alliance championship Sunday with a 1-up only onaj •was tional finals of the Little League, and walked Jxth Defending Champ SeTle-Elizabeth. ^x Without swinging a bat, Cran- Craaford Riversides fell to fourth place in the Union* County victory over Lenny York of Eliz- State Tburnament By defeating relieved by Ritter 'Ill' i ILWORTH tall Leafcue aa they dropped a 6-5 decision to the plainfield abeth in the 27-hole final at the V| In the final round* he defeated ford Alliance Churdi won- its sec- 1 .Cranford West, 5-2, Monday eve- with one out. -7v ,. ond straight championship Mon- Oreier *; i-3, Sunday at Green Brook Park, Plainfield. Kenilworth course. . ning at the Walnut Avenue Field. Shaw and Dryer hltrdo^ Advances in Town Dan Vella of LandenX6-0, 6-4. day evening in the Cranford In- CnMfCd •• wen nil clui mall Matter at Although in thf. flrrtdivision , the local nine is." only one gi>me out Aft«r_leadinj£ 3-up at the end Cranford West gained the sec-Cranford, while Geiger b McCarthy defeated Cranford's The IM OSk« al Crmnlord. M. J." Tennis Tourney ter-Church Softball League. 3 Sections, 18 Pages—10c' ofacventh plaoe aa the Plainfield Blue Stars, Elizabeth Question, Marks of the first nine, the local golfer ond -for-the-winners- only-entry,-Fred-Kitty,_ii WILL Kirchberger allowed o *** and the Elizabeth Braves are all Cranford feast Friday evening at Harold Shine, defending champ- By winning the league cham- trailed by one hole at the end of hits and Daly ^gave up t< ind round match. ttod for fifth place with 5-7 rec-phy Field; Westfleld Hawks Vs. the Walnut Avenue Field. In on, tnoved into the second round pionship, Cranford Alliance gain- 18 and won the match by taking The box score: - WEST "6rt Plainficlg Dreicr's at Green ook other sectional games. Kenitworth Df the Cranford men's singles ten- ed permanent possession of the ncation Cranford takes on the Eliza- the 26th and 27th holes. topped Mountainside. 7-3, at CBANFORD EAST|( " "*" Park. Plainfieldl ; and Plal i eld ABR HI nis championship this week. He CH§, Memorial eagu«s>trophy. 'It marked the first DURING beth Braves Sunday at a Warinan- Blue Sars vs. Linden Buckej at Mountainside and Garwood ripped O'Brien 3 o i|Am«cr 1 2 1 o olShaw. 4 0 1 ime a team had gone through a co Park, Roselle-Elizabeth, at 2:30 Wheeler Park. Milltown. 3-1, at Bell Stadium, Shaheen 3 o oi Ritter. won on a default over George ^ Set Farrell 3 0 0 church ' lebgue schedule unde- pjn. The Braves handed the Garwood, on Friday evening. On 2 0 OjJ«Uovlt 3 0 3 Playgrounds Tied The box score; Senators Take John*nn 2 o 1 Dreyer Elmore. feated. \\ E«ton 4 0 0 Westfleld Hawks a 7-0 defeat be- CRANFORD 1 ' DREIER'I Monday evening". South River 4 1 I Venal 3 a 1 StfVt-tui OOaU. In other first round matches Jn With the regular season com- Still Possible Here hind, the five-hit pitching of Mike '••r blanked Garwood, 13-0, at Bell Sheean 0 0 3 1 3 lit Junior Loop Lutherans ADRHBninl.u 1 0 Byrnes •. "2 2 1 Delan< 3 0 0 men's singles, Pete Scholz defeated pleted, only an anVstar game on Despite continuing- high pressure in local mains, prolongation of Frank. It is expected Prank w^ll Conway. cf , 9 O'lIDanyo. 3b 1 3 Second Title Stadium. Flvurin 2 > 1 BUhOi By winning 10 of 11 games, triUlding program at Cal- again be on the mound for thellopluck. rf 4 1 '2|Tripp'nrra. lb 1 I llannu Bill Wilson, 6-4, 7-5, Russ Davis August 8 remains. In iliat contest, bcran Church - moves to the hot dry, spell could result in imposition of restrictions on non- Moran, H>.2b ISO: Santy. c 0 O For the second consecutive sea- Kenilworth was to have met :i o o Cranford High School and.Mem- Elizabeth nine against the River- 1 1 Coni«'y 3 0 I Cranford Alliance will take on an O, plans arc bcinfi made essential water use affecting Cranford as well as the rest ol Plainfield- Baldwin. Jb 4 0 llBradbury.c son, the Senators won the Minor South River last night at South Adub;ito 28 510defeated Art Hewitt, 6-2, 6-1 and sides on Sunday. Connelly. 2b 4 0 0, Chlaurrlll. If o, a 3 00 Tot orial Field teams have moved all-star team made up of payers lc*of dedication on Sep- Union Water Company system, George M. Haskcw, company «nglMtr Carroll. If 4 1 2| Wondrll. 2b 0 O Division championship of the River for the sectional crown. TotuU 27 4 6 het Kaufman defeated Bob Stan- t It was a tough defeat for theCrUanti. c 4 1 2; Bums, rf 0 0 Error Arni'M'n. u Flri ahead of the pack in the;junior from St. Michael's,' Crarifqrd 1. warned last night. . , ' Ulndebcriii . H 3 0 Oi Juckson. rf 0 0 Cranford Little League. • ,. • Frank Bishop allowed six hits Gal of the -West and ger, 6-2, 6-1. local nine. A win would have put 0 I playground softball league. O •v. Arnold J. Dahlquist, Kern, p.lb 4 2 3|Ruckl. c( The Senators came from behind as he pitched Cranford West to Conley 2. and Adut o( Methodist, Calvary Lutheran, ^ Waur in the company's Scotch them in third place only a half- LjkCostu.p 1 1 Doubles: Shaw. Dryer a Two {matches in the second . the church, announced to overcome a four-run lead to its one-run w i n over Cranford Wc-st; Witminil pitcher, AH other teams have lost more ceofaJPresbyterian and Zion Luth- Plains reservoir yesterday dropped , game behind the fading Westfleld down the Cubs, 11-4. at the Wal-East. He struck out 14, The West pitcher, -Sheeon. | round of boys singles were played. lames then they have won with eran of Rahway. Rev. Edwin H. Kqudten, lists Registration Dates to the season's low of 1U feet, Mr. Hawks in second place and* only Total! . 37 S 11| Total! 1 8 ; president of the New nut Avenue Field. Mike Rcakor scored three! times in the second KEMLH'ORTH ' ' Charles Eaton defeated AI Roosevelt School and Walnut ave- For FallI Adult School Haskew revealed. Re adttal that a game and u half out of first .0 0 2 3 0 0 0 }-s mod, will "preach at the Cranford was the winning pitcher. ortly to see the East come back ABBB Ami 8-6, 6-2 and Gene Griffiths defeat nue Field battling for third place. Registration for the fall semes- a drop to the dancer point of 11' place now held by the Linden PUinfleld Drclrr'i _2 0 0 0 4 0 0 )—a Slock 4 0 0 Ai* l Kitty Loses ervicc that morning aqd In the first round of the playoff, with three tallies. The West went 0 1 Sunny Acres and Lincoln avenue ter of the Cranford Adult School feet would necessitate restrictions. Buckeyes. •,••.' Errors—Hoplock. Undberg. 'L. Martin :t-0 OSr 4 1 1 ed Jay French, 6-1, 6-1. In first G. Slfon Ruff. Litt D, Brlanl 2. Two ba*e hit—Carroll. the Phillies lost on a forfeit to ahead again in the third with a Klrchbergcr miii. 2 1 0 round play in this division, Ron Field are tied for last place. will be Held on September 29 and Although Cranford has been in - Plainfield came up with a four- box hit. Hoplock, Baldwin. Ku RROUM*. 1 0 1 In Union County ! The- Lutheran." ,.wUl the Cubs when the Phillies failed tingle tally, but the East tied it ii 1 01 Ji 2 30 at Cranford kigh School. Chan- a more favorable poatttoo with re- run fifth inning to clinch the. de- balls—oil Kern 7. by Conncllyl. Cc'iilcr o o Maloney defeated Ken Sharp, 6-2, A homerun withlhe. bases load- the 4 p.m. service Gotta 6. Winning pitcher— LaCosta. I wing to get a full team on the field. The up in the sixth. ' Wakvlleld - 2 1 Oj' ao1- o ning Rudd. president and director, gard to water preasurp since tte cision. In batting around, the plU-hcr — K«rn. Umpires — Robert and Sica' 3.1 -'" 6-2 and Pete French defeated Dick ed, in the seventh inning gave Oaasion program was ini- Wntrdch. 2 0. 3 0 0 Tennis Tourney new 38-inch line supptyinf sur- other half of the draw saw the Henry Dreyer's single in the FlSurelll - 3 0 0 Robey, 7-5, 8-7. .• Memorial Field a 9-.7 win over May. 1953. with the be-reports. Dreicr's came up with four hits, The atandlnff of the lcuguc Arent i o Oil,; 0 0 0 Cranford's only entry in the Senators and Pirates play to a seventh inning won the game for a. o oi" Art Owen, tournament director, Roosevelt School last Thursday € a building fund, when The school will open on October i plus Water from the Elizafaethtown a walk, a wild pitch and an er- ,W Union.County men's singles tennis Water Company was cut in Linden Buckeye! :.. 7 a .778 4 in a "contest'calleaTon account the West. He had two other hits 10 2 reports a father and son doubles morning at Roosevelt School Field jregation celebrated its 4 and continue each Tuesday, eve- ror. Norm Chica'relli singled in Westfleld Hawk. 7 3 .0311 and tournament. Fred Kitty, was through a new pumping station in -> Tony Bradbury with the winning Plainfield Dreier's « s .M5 or darkness. • • ' and a walk for a perfect night at tournament is being organized. Six Gary Gipspn also hit a homer for wersary- Ground was bro- ning thereafter until December 6. Crailford Riversides 5 5 .(MM) ArneM-n J. !»"»*• P eliminated in a first round match . Roselle last month, furthcFdrop in . The Senators took the lead in trie plate. Steve. Shaw, Dreyer .,(. Cronlilrd W«rt: Klrch- teams have already signed up and 'the-.winners, while Bob Clare and Ovember. 1954. Contracts have been mailed to run. Singles by Bob Trippanera Question Mark! 3 7 .417 Saturday at Warinanco Park, the reservoir level would necessi- and Bradbury also 'were key Plainfield Blue Stan 9 7 .417 the second inning in the second and Alan Ritter, oil of the Win- Sh.W .nd entHes are stjll tfeing accepted, Tub Rowland each .got three hits *d to cost about $125,000. some 30 persons to teach classes Elizabeth Braves , 9 7 .417 Gelrsi-r of Kenllwi.S'" Roselle-Elizabeth. tate restrictions here aa well u ' game against the Pirates, but had ners, belted doubles. Jack Del- Dreyer o< " CrmnioK •*" Mrj Owen reports. for the-losers. •• -cd* for an addition to the at this year's fall semester. More blows. -.. • Elizabeth A.A. • 3 Kitty lost to Frank Stuiber of elsewhere in the Plainfleld-Unlon to stave,otf a -last-minute rally to aney also had three hits for the Behind the one-hit pitching ol end of the church cover- definite information on courses to . The Riversides outhit the Plain- Mr. Owen announced that-al' Plainfleld,. 6-0,*6«2../ system. Mr.' Haskew said. win. 9-7'. • winners; ' r. ' ./ be available will be announced in lield nine, 11-8. Don Kern, start- fir it round play in the menJoh' n Witherington, the high school Top seeded Cephas Monnctt of lull depth of the church ing and losing pitcher,'had three Roberts First Although the Senators easily Highligthing this game were two Playgroi* Nines, sir gles must be;i completed by nine blanked Xincoln avenue timing along the north- the near future, Mr. Rudd said. The engineer explained that al- Rahway and Dr. Richard;-Cohen (J though Cranford does not receive safeties, , while -Andy Crisanti. won the regular season champ- double plays by the East. One inday, while it is hoped to com- Field,. 16-0. It was Witherington's of the backyard. of Plainfield, second - ranked its water- from the Scotch -Plains Mickey Carroll and Dick Hoplock ionship, they found competition in went from Third Baseman Hanna Scotch pins seventh league win. Dick Willauer ' tog church facilities, the In Police Pistol te the tourpaments by Augus' player, led theadvance to the reservoir, the reservoir does act , each had two hits. the playoff very rough. to First Buseman Fleurin to Catch- ltd the winner's. 14^-hit attack-with :hed to the southeast end wot quarter finals. Following a first- Squad Fund as a balance for the entire system ; Southpaw George LaCosta, Practice Session Each member of the Senators er Conley larid the other from Meet Frayanda The tournatnents are sponsorec four safeties and Steve Shaw had round bye, Monnett walloped Al trch includes an enlarged will receive pennants. They will Shortstop Eaton, to Second Base'- three hits. Neil Castaldo got the, and emergency restrictions would 4 Patrolman Frederick Rel rts,- Two ^ the Township Recreation Com' Bjorstcd'of Elizabeth, 8-0*, 6-1, in .cloakroom, spacious have to apply to all consumers. , School star; got cjredit for the -win be awarded. asTsbon .as they "are' nian O'Brien^ on to'Pleurin.i--.•• mfrtee.. and all action is on thi only hit off Witherington and als< a... second round match. Dr. Cohen Ad visual aid instruction captain of the Cranford. P ice bali"conte>baliconte>t He said that any possible' re-/' _ although he was hit hard by the received. ,. • . • ., After gaining a 2-0 lead in the ingfield 'avenue-courts, played -a igood defensive game; won by' default" froitr- Raymond •nail kitchenette, another Contributions to the current local niiic. He; gave up a double' to Scotch Plain*^CVanford play- strictions.would be of short dura* Deparimcnf s pistot—team, first- inning, Cranford. West, gave in increase .'of. 4.0 percent^ i » Ro"oseyeit downed Sunny}'Acres, Wheeler of Plainfield and downed 41. and large'rest rooms, fund drive qf the Cranford First ,Caro)l and triples to Hoplock and the Aid Squad have passed the $5,100tion. only until ptiiriping-haS're- ' high man with a ' ?89 in up' a tally in the second and four ground morhtan attend&nce 'at the municipal courts 12-2. as Dave Eaton hurled a sixJack Humphrey 6f Elizabeth, 6.-0, test of the. addition are g Ike Baldwin. • . '. fourth departmental pr ice in the seventh in losing to Kenil- at 10 o'clock VIemorial Field. rnark, it was reported by Second filled the reservoir raurfalla. Three-WayTie thi) year over last year has bee hitter. Dick Salway.and Bob Row- 6-1. •.••''•••'. • facilities for the nurs- In;the other game. Sunday, Lin- shoot of ' the season, held lost vprth. Fivel-errors by the West Jhe seniord Junior basebaU land each had four hits for thi Dr. Joseph Palin of ^Winfleld nners and primary dc- Lt. Albert" Bendlin,' drive" xhair- Uqu had • den' won its fourth straight to" week at the Nomahcgan ran ret orted by Richard McFadden Develops in Senior allowed Kenilworth to win the winners who belted Out 118 hits. upset seventh-seeded Larry Coult- :' of the. church school/, mun, at a regular meeting of the a level of match the Dreier's -streak^-16-H. Other members of the de teams and chairman for the Townshi squad in the Municipal Building rt- contest. ' \ ction A 13-run rally m thejrourth iriV hurst of Plainfield, while eighth- the improvements which over Elizabeth A.A. On Friday ment'posted scores as follow squad wiU b a - Under the eation Committee. Kenilworth got its single tally ning brought Sunny Acres a 25-0 rated Dan. Vella of Linden last 1 made in the church it- Monday night. to use no night, the Plainfield Blue. Stars Patrolman Albert Fischer, !B8; Softball League Hobbie of in- the second frame .on a homer leadership *M* win over Lincoln. With a 5-0 lead to John Kappmeier of Linden, the removal of sliding -President Victor D. Shaheen necessary, Mr. upset the Elizabeth Question Patrolman Joseph Kovacs, A three-way battle is underway p; by Karl ' Kirchberger, winning Cranford ^8»"ound director at going into the fourth inning. Sun- Stuiber gained the quarter finals the main floor to enlarge commended, the drive workers and the company Marks, 10-8, in a night game.at Sgt. Peter Mfiller. 285; Capt. es- for' the championship of the senior jiversides Coach pitcher. He struck out eight and lhe teams wiU cora ny Acres scored 13 times in thewith a-6-1, 6-4 win over Harry g capacity and the addi- said that with approximately half it improvementa la Brophy Field, Elizabeth. ter Powell, 278; Sgt. Harry ge. playground softball league be- Scotch.Plai * walked nine. Neil Daly was the' fourth frame andseven in the fifth Hamilton of Elizabeth. iace behind the nave for of th*e local homes still to^bc^ vis- on to handle all normal Other games scheduled for Sun- 274; Patrolman Alfred Gric IV- tween Lincoln' Avenue Field, to-Cranfpry Still Open : needs^t its consumers. He pointed losing pitcher as he whiffed eight 5 ts. A balcony has been ited for coin card returns it is day include: 'Elizabeth A.A. vs.swid 274; Patrolman Heny li- Roosevelt School Field and'Mem- On Au( ' ' to* three local to win easily. - - • : Others in the quarter finals arc however, that the hot, dry vel to Jo one has .been named to man- Justin McCarthy of Roselle, East- r the choirs and a space hoped that the fund may exceed Elizabeth Question Marks at Bro- doro, 272; Patrolman - wi am orial Fields' teams wiP Scotch Plains • The.following games are sched has resulted in abnormal *W agfe the dranlord Riversides of the uled this week: Today, Roosevel' ern Union County champion, who" if the nave converted to its goal of $10,000. 7 Crissey. 270;' Patrolman R Iph Lincoln .and Roosevelt have 6-3 In Golf Tourney for return'tests. AH" three teams Ui ion County Baseball League, at Memorial, Lincoln at Walnut is seeded third; Jeff Craig of As- only squad members them-^ upon supplies. BCondayflV ' .«*?- Koury, 270i • . ,, . records, while Memorial is a half- E. Armstrong Damon of 315 will piadoubleheaders with water usage, he remarked. *wm Prison Of f ic^rn Defeat St ive Redziriak, sponsor, reports. and Sunny Acres at High School; Scotch Plains, seeded fourth and Mo. sat ALBERrS SHOES -\ • •' ' . Watchung Troops, for boys and Adams, 8-B, as Pfanne'hit a single CRANFORD FURNITURE Miller-Cadillac First Aider to sev-a large...connecting pipe which en- 1SS9 Chovxotet .... Illf* JAY-MAR SPORTSMAKS SHOP girls from 8 to 18 years of age, and homer for the losers, and John BANDBOX CORP. isplaycd-Obroughout the en or eight miles. closes the. whole 200-foot sector. 2-door Sedan, Blue, Radio are expected to compete- in this Sosnowskt went' 3 for 5 for the SUBURBAN SHOP . program aimed at in- Secretary William P. Smith was Two heavy-duty pumps draw off and heater' DEB N* HEIR JODYMAIQA annual summer equestrian event. winners. BARON'S DRUG 8TOBE SWAN CLEANERS nore careful driving, the instructed to write to the Connec- the water and spew it into an ad- The' eight-event show is open to is scheduled to arrive ticut State- Police requesting per- jacent field, where it courses off : Mo.SU The following games are sched- BELL'S PHARMACY ~ FERN'S FURNITURE LESHNER'S FABRIC CENTER TOWN AND COUNTRY 1953 Chcvsolft ...: IMS all' troopers. Classes range from uled this week: Today, Sunny .1:30 a-m-. Police Capt. mission for use of parkways in as'a small brook. 2-door Deluxe Sedari. POW- walk-trot for beginners to jumper Acres at Lincoln and Memorial at BBEEN'S UQUOR STORE GOLDBERG'S MEN'S SHOP MARTENS'PHOTO SHQP TOWNE SHOP^E Powell reported. It will that state by the Cranford ambu- Set in an excavation the width and hack events, for advanced ited in Garwood, and lances. ' • of a road and some 15 feet deep, ERGLIDBS Radio and heater Roosevelt; and Monday, Adams at CITIZEN & CHRONICLE HANDLCHARGE MARTIN IEWELEHS C E. TRUBENBACH members. .Six ribboAs will be Lincoln and Sunny Acres at Mem- tins the same day. •'. the pipes and pumps, together Mo. 4SI awarded. In - all horsemanship orial. ' ^'-''- • ; act 17. the wreckage' will, with bulldozers, steam shovels and 1SS1 Oldsmobil* IMS events. Healthful Week other, equipment on the Job, create . The standing of-the league: . rd in Kenilworth. Eliza- • Health Officer William P. Smith "«8" CONVERTIBLE CPE., an impression of a subway con- The show, the highlight of the W I. Pel. STORES OPEN TUX 9 P.M. 6n and Hillside. Other announced that the past week has green, HYDRAMATIC DR.. Lincoln Avrnuc Field 8 3 .667 struction project under way, Summer Troops riding program at Roosevelt School ..,. 6 3 K .667 visits in this area in- i been a healthful one for Cranford Radio, heater and many oth- the Watchung Stable^,' is open to Memorial rteld „ » 3 .629 FOR YOUR SHOP [G CONVENIENCE pist 19. Fanwood. Plain- citizens as no communicable dis- rather than the mere digging of a er extras . ' " i Sunny Acres 4 S .444 the public. Adams Avenue Field 1 8 .111 igfield and Summit, and j cases ^-erc.. reported. Even ' the 27-foot-decp trench for a. 12-inch pipe line. ••'•'»• • Ho. 414 ' Rahway, Linden, ,Ro- dogs were too hot to bite, Mr. 1914 ford "'._.' 12*S BoscUe Park. Smith added. Slowed op by problems result- "6** 2-door Sedan, 2-tone ENJOY THE THRILLS OF SUMMER RACING ing from discovery of water and green, Radio and heater quicksand 12 feet down, pipe lay- ON 7Hf NORTH JERSEY SHORE ... . ing proceeded as follows this Mo.SU •iKV aui-oara and carol scncDiem, or tnc Bemaere public, schools for „ _i» for' Trainable' Childrenweek: Saturday. 39. feet; Monday, X154 Ford IMS cmnxr Linda Dahlquist, John O'Connor the past eight years. He began his 52 .feet; Tuesday. 28 feet; yester- "V-8" a-door Club Coupe, Musa Begins " and. Julie Walsh made Walt Dis- duties' this week at the Court day. 26 feet ..-'•• blue, Radio and heater . THE GREAT ANNUAL ONE DAY BARGAIN SPREE! ney characters by twisting and House, Elizabeth. His office has Seen Unlikely Here Thus FallThis made a total of approxi- 100I Office Duties For Returning CHS Students Because of the lack of a proper- • pointed out. As the provisions of mately 350 feet of pipe laid since Mol Sit tying balloons together. Making Jurisdiction over the county's edu- Irs. Ruth Musa has begun her Things -will be different this of Education reported, "will per- similar characters from self-stick- cational force of approximately ly trained instructor, it is unlikely I the law become better known, it the job was started July 7. Laying M« Mercury «•* year at Cranford High School. mit the dismissal of the seventh ! is likely more parents will take of the total line of 1.100 feet orig- ies as secretary•" in the office ing strips were Sandy Maxfleld. 3,000 teachers and 130 schools. a class for mentally retarded chil- 4-door Sedan, black. Radio [Dr. Howard R. Best, supcrin- The most startling.change will and eighth grades welL-hcfore 4 Mariann /.Daniel, Julie and Jim The new county superintendent advantage of its provisions -for inally was scheduled for comple- o'clock which is essential if they dren classified as "trainable" and heater, - Ident of schools. - • be a plan, to "stagger" school Walsh, Barbara, Bonnie, Carol and is' married , and has twin daugh- children.. In addition, the tion this week. . hours in an effort to solve the ex- arc to have an after-school' pro- No. SU ihe joins Mrs. Elizabeth > Hird Karen Scheblein and Tim Harters- , Barbara and Dorothy, 12^ be set lip this, year in the Cranford. progress of the child rhust.berc- D'Annutizio Brothers of Orange pected overcrowded conditions. ' gram, including sports." 1 H53 S |a full-Unie employe in the sup- bold. years old,'and a son, William, 8 public schools. j considered each year, and some won the contract for the project ntendcat's office.' Mrs. Hazel Ninth through twelfth. grades Increased seating jyill be pro- During the pa&t ichool year, children undoubdedly will be rc-on their low bid of $34525. CHAMPION 4-door Sedan. classes will start at , 8:15 a.m. vided in the school cafeteria to Clay molding was done by Kar- years old. J Radio and heater felland who worked partitimo en, Barbara, and Bonnie Scheblein, Mrs. O'Brien • will continue 'to thrcc slich children attended 1 "Herbert McCullough, Board of while seventh and eighth grades handle all the students, G. Frank Peggy Ann Town, Gerry Daniel. maintain her real estate office at classes in Hillside and another was; Dr. Wayne T. Branom. supcrin- Noi 523 •9 pucation secretary, has resigned, begin their studies at 0:57. Under Zimmerman, principal, , reports. Alberto Development Jane Uptown, Martha Frank, Su- 15 Alden street in Cranford. scnt to a class in Linden. Dr. tendent of Hillside schools, rc- It51 Kais«r .....U.....~. w M* other employe will be hired to the new schedule, the senior class The Board of Education has ap- san and Sandra Maxfleld, Mariann Howard R. Best, superintendent of cently reported that a second class Maps Get Approved 4-door Sedan, black, Radio OCIANPOKT, N. J. **»» *** •«* »i-i •«•«* rk full-time in .Mr. McCul- schedule will close at 1:33 p. m.proved the expenditure of $5,000 This will provide six class periods Daniel, Kathleen Higgins and Kim schools, reports these children will, for mentally retarded children 'Mayor Fred P. Andersen has and heater ^ gh's office. She will-join Miss for 65 new tables and 400 new Municipal Bodies again attend classes in1 those towns , clarified as "trainable" will'1 be" ; Callahan injj|e secretary's of the same 40-minute duration as chairs for the cafeteria.- These Nahrcbnc. signed the maps for T. V. Alberta* ltYai|igfWto Mewourii on Naw Suntr-HroJmoyt j opened in. September. Both classes > T Bt fc t prevailed last year. were purchases, the board said, Kathleen and James Higgins, On Vacation Schedules in September. proposed Upper Heathermede de- TjMll^TtaiilftllM *'• .'A^.fc-!ivjl.^'tr.it'*'v •"vL PSPPSSS^SJH'^ Bsw I • SUPPLEMENT TO $ $ $ $ $ $ Cranfont $ I SAKSf $ Day $ $ $ $ $ $ THE CRANTORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1955 • • '.-it WILL PREVAIL DURING CRANFdRD'S •* * i SATURD4X • • O JBLY 20-29- 30 SPONSORED -H • SHOP WHERE YOU SEE TUE^G&EEN & YELLOW PENNANTS. TttESE MERCHAfliTS ARE CO- OPERATING TO BRING YOU* OUTSTANDING VALUES. FIR&T QUl(iLITY 1955 MERCHANDISE AT PRICES REMINISCENT^THE DAYS WHEN YOUR GRANDPARENTS WENT SPOPPING. ; - .. \ BE SURE TO READ TfflS SUPPLEMENT THOROUGHLY FOR THE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS YOU'LL FIND DURING THESE THREE SUPER SALE DAYS. MflMFORD IAYS AT THESE STORES - ROBINSON'S A & A HARDWARE CORONET FASHIONS HARRIS. LTD. HEDENBERG-MacBEAN SEAGER'S DRUG STORE ALBAN-LEWIS CRANFORD BOOTERY AGENCY SHAPIRO'S DEPT. STORE ALBERTS SHOES CRANFORD FURNITURE v JAY-MAR SPORTSMAN'S SHOP BANDBOX COBP. JODY MAR) A SUBURBAN SHOP BARON'S DRUG STORE DEB N* HEIR SWAN CLEANERS IXSHNER'S FABRIC CENTER BELL'S PHARMACY FERN'S FURNITURE TOWN AND COUNTRY GOLDBERG'S MEN'S SHOP MARTENS' PHOTO SHOP TOWNESHOPPE rS LIQUOR STORE C E. TRUBENBACH CITIZEN & CHRONICLE HANDICHARGE MARTIN JEWELERS . \ STORES QP»N FRIliAY TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE '••••( :-y-\••.::.>••• -.«-•..; *?:< Thra* •' - ' •" • : ' •• • • ' -. • • • ,',!••• THE CKANPOREt CITIZEN AMD THUBSDAY, JULY W, IMS ^jpywfr.nyt.f...*.: •••>,!•./ •/ . Broken Sizes, Colors and Fabrics CIMFOIB SALES DAYS SPECIALS! All Sales Final '}•',' . ..' • , ' ' 7. - - . •••• [ TfreiM's 29c KAYVE 1.60 Value SPORTSWEAR More Than 300 Pairs of Women's ONE LATHER 1.00 Antell Shampoo D SHORTS, reg. 2.98-3.98 —,....- ..»•.•.•.• —•;••-•~ SHAMPOO 60c Antell Shampoo •. BERMUDA SHORTS, reg. 3.98.-4.98 .^~.^... ••• for D BLOUSES, reg. 2.98-3.98 ..'M—. D SHIRTS, reg. 2.98 - 3.98 ...... ^... .~~ 89c WHITE 3.00 BREATHLESS D SKIRTS, reg. 3.98-4.98-538 .._ - « , .. BLENDED VASELINE MIST D 2*c DRESSES, reg. 8.98-9.98-10.98 .....~._;....,, Values To $6M • BATHING SUITS, reg, 5.98 . ~.....Z. reg. 7.95-8.95-10.95 . S1.00 .. reg. 14.95-16.95...... I ; 90c Value 75c. JERGENS D COTTON KNIT SHIRTS, reg. 1.98-2.98 .„.. y.....:..^.. • BEACH ROBES, reg. 7.98 REG. 3.75 4/5 Of, Serve Yourself and Save LUSTRE CREME FACIAL LOTION • PEDAL PUSHERS, reg. 3.98-4.98 .....,...... : ...I We Reserve the Rigl* to limit Quantities 39* D COTTON JACKETS, reg. 5.98-8.98 ....„.,„.... .1 AMMENS POWDER D HALTER-BRA TOPS.'reg. 1.00-2.00 $9-99 D COTTON CARDIGANS, reg. 3.98 ...... v... ™«. 82c Value For Prickly He»t COLGATE ACCESSORIES ALL SALES FINAL After Shave Lotion • SUMMER IEWELRY. reg. 1.00 - 2.00* ...... :: .39 NO CHARGES — NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS **» D SUMMER HANDBAGS, reg. 2.98 * ..:..... & Shave Cream FABr •*„• V23c JOY. .23c • , reg. 4.98-5.93* I.;....™.:....,.. • NYLON GLOVES, sheer, reg.' 2.50 1.40 Value 1.55 Value Amolin Powder & UNDERWEAR ixmipLPius Amolin Stick Deod. D SHORTEE GOWNS & P.J.'s. reg.-5.98• 23 NORTH UNIOMAVt CRANFOUkfOL 43271 55c TROL D SHORTEE SLIPS 4 PETTICOATS, reg. 2.98 -3.98 for BOTH S1.19 D SHORTEE P.J.'s. nylon, reg. 3.98 „..:...... • ' • • ' .••••••• / •....' ••.'.•• 1.75 Hudnut D BOUFFANT PETTICOATS, reg. 3.98 . 29c SHOWER D PLAYTEX GIRDLES (discontinued style), reg. 5.95 .."»..—....«.., CAPS EGG SHAMPOO AKiscoAbso-SoftWaterSoftenei JS1.10 DOMESTICS Model M32 — 32,000 grain XTSitT n .NYLON SCARFS &DOILIES To the person who can best tell us in 50 words or less FLIT 10"x 14" and 12" round, reg. 79c . J. 2.00 Lustre Creme •^ . 18"x 24". reg. 1.49 ...... ,..,...., ... why they would like to own a Kisco'Abso-Soft Water INSECT SPRAY 18"x43",reg.Z50...... ;. professionally rftener. ' y •' - • ' ' • ' . '. . • SHAMPOO ' 18"x 50", reg. 2.96 Absolutely Nothing To Buy $1.59 D MARTEX TOWELS (discontinued style) bath size, reg. 1.00 ...>v_ ...,.., Just fillin this entry blank and return it to —'A & A 2.00 LucienLelong hand size. reg. 79c .....".... Soft Water Equipment Co. (or A & A Hardware Co.)? RUBBING lace cloth, reg. 29c ::.-..: 10-12 North Ave., W., Cranford, N. J. - '•/ I ALCOHOL STICK COLOGNES iingertlp, reg. 35c .p...*....".- .... Judges' Decision Will Be Final — Contest Closer Sept. 18 | D PRINTED TABLECLOTHS (group) • • . •'••• "•• • ' • ', / ' ' lPt. 1 $1.00 54"x 54". reg. 2.98 „ : There Wili Be 20 Free Installations as Consolation Prises 54"x 72". reg. 3.98 ...... ,...... : Don't suiter ~ ,1 * • 1.75 Du Barry We'll launder your 1.39 Kl-Mor D BOXED TOWEL SETS / SKIN FRESHENER / reg. 1.98 ...... A INSECT BOMB \L, otton SMrt / ; m $1.00 ( Long or. Short Sleeve) / '-.'••" ,• BOXED SHEET SET. re«. 7.98 ...... : * Beautifully Laundered BEAUTIFUL BEACH BAGS • BOXED PILLOW CASES, reg. 2.98 .... STOBE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. D SUMMER SPREADS (seersucker), reg. 3.98 ,—- W» IMHK GtMn Trading Stamp* — D THROW PILLOWS W« Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities kapok .filled, reg. 2.29- .'. ' cotton filled, reg. 1.29 .: ...... 240 DRUG D -COTTON LOOP RUG. 27"x 50". high-low pile. reg. 4.98 .... TUIS MUST BE FILLED IN COMPLETE STORE *plus Fed. tax / GRANFOBD 34 EASTMAN STREET FREE DELIVERY (Opp. Cranford Theatre) Robinson's • DRYCLEANERS Tel. CRanford 6-6100 CRanford £0234 • SHIRT LAUNDERERS North Union Avenue • FUR STORAGE Do you have a softener? (Store Also in West field) - 44 North Avenue, East CRanford 6-3300 • ^-r-"1 THE ERAKTOttD ^ •• i w-- X, •• - : ; •. IN PROGRESS WICKER CLOTHES 534>IECE DINNER SET .V FOR!. - cval Hispid at •.'••••' "Annie Laurie" Pattern rigjit for baby's crib Reg. $21.95—SALE$15.98 Reg. 11.98 - ?ALE $1.00 -Following Our Usual Custtm at the End of Each Season, — CLEARANCE — - SPECIAL BARGAIN • CAR WASHERS •. vl a luded in This Sale. Lawn Chain; • PIMHC Swim* Most ()M)iir Meir*anaiseis bll The Prices.Are SKOET COATS $1.95 SUMMER SUITS & SLACKS 2-SUCE Reg. $32.50 — SALE $24.00 % ALL REDUCED 20% COTTON DUST MO "TOASTMASTER" TOASTER Reg. 45.00 — SALE 3400 REDUCED 20 Reg. $23.00 —SALE $19.95 Reg. $1.98 - SALE $1 . For the Finest in Men's Apparel — Reg. 55.00 —SALE 44.00 SHORT SLEEVE . o Reg. 75.00 —SALE 60.00 SPORTSHIRTS SIT-DOWN TYPE — 16-INCH —ADJUSTABLE-TOP A REGULAR WEIGHT For Cranford Sales Days Reg $395 — SALE $3.15 Savings CHARCOAL MILL Reg. 4.95 — SAUE -3.95 Latest StyU (Round), Portable with Hinged FoW-A SUITS We Have A FEW SUITS AND SPECIAL LOTS IN BEACH WEAR Legs, Removable Bowl lor Table Service Reg. $50.00 — SAL€ $40.00 MEN'S FURNISHINGS^ Savings tfeg. $2.95 — SALE $2.35 Reg. 65.00 — SALE 52.00 ON WHICH PRICES HAVE FREE • 4-Lb. BAG CHARCOAL • FREE Reg. 395— SALE 3.15 Reg. 67.50 — SALE 54.00 BEEN [REDUCED UP TO R«guUriy$8.95 Reg. 5.00—SALE 335 Savings SPECIAL Reg. 75.00 — SALE 6QM Bring this aavertisenient wilh you during "Cran- Iord Sales Days" to Harris, Ud., 2 Eastman St.* nd Receive an Additional 10% Off on your BOUSEWJlSES —• BUDWJBE^CMbGEtS-«*-i GIFTS t-Ti 109 N. UNION AVENUE s A Group of 80 Fair* of Women's Dress and Sport Shoes AWWp Betnlmrly *8.t5 and SMS Suburban Maternity Shop l Now $5*w 3 EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD 6-5613 Black - Blue - Tan - Red 70 Pairs'of Moxee Flats Red - Green - Tan - Grey $4.79 SpecialsEngiander Regularly Jfi-95 and French Pirovnuml Dining Room HOliYWOOD OXSPRIHSPR G 10% REDUCTION Hand-Sewn Beaded Moccasins OUTFIT TTRESS for Women and Children ON ALL SUMMER MATERNITY APPAREL .COMPLETE $JQ ONLY *W COLONIAL-TYPE Black - Red - Tan -Pink FAMOUS NAME COTTONS . . Reg. $119.00 Value - $ 1 Box Spring 3 day special 2-97 V Mattress - Innerspring BEDROOM on Legs Solid Mahogany A Group of 120 Pairs of Edwards Children'? Shoes 1 Headboard 3-Piece Bedroom Suite -:•...>.•••. Dresses - Sportswear - Separates 5P , • *i —i- >•• —i L. . . I *••.•,'•' ^ ' ,"'•" "^ • '.'' ' •. ."'..'.;•'••-..•.». ' . •'-.•;.•. •#::*•: .". iw V.i'i..'...... "._.. .^ .*.- .',_•..'..."" vi!'.n.wr..>;iM*...:.; Ukl crnnpy -;• • • [BARGAIN CIA1F0II CtftHFORB SALES BAYS i Slips Braken 8bo. Vatees toXH — NOW SOIIEI Panties i^SIJI TOWN-WIDE SALES JTOIT. ^ Formerly Assorted Stylas. Tearaae. White. Each. 7»e TOUR OOFFT _ TOO MAY ABBAHCX FOB EAST. Vatan I* f&M —1»OW - FOHTHEBALAMCE. Formerly 2 Pc. Shortie Pajamas "45** EXAMPLES OF SAVINGS BEING OFFEBEEh 7.95 , —NOW SIM EXTENDS) PLAY EXTENDS) PLAY Bag. $7.n Silv«rptete bnad trays ... . ,: '•' . Ba*. BUS wfiproof wptcnw „...... „. ...; Formerly Hag. SUM Misine* ...... ~..~.,...... ~...... :,.*..... 5.95 UtllS lUf. |4tM adtand p*uls .„. ,.:.... u IU«. SMS Mk kntvci. wt of f « „„.„- «. . 14.7t (CANTT MENTION NAMES) g*m m*' Bag, SIMS rofrfrr"*** toaster „.„...,.„. ^ .„..„...... Bag. SSTJO-staaa rings for nun and woman . iBathinngg Su Suiti s $5.99 _. B««. SIMS <*-»«. •arric* for • in.fina chin* ...... MS KcinccA u L»w as Bag. S3MS *-pe- eoflaa tarvica „...... «... 1S.7S LINEN SUMMER SPORT JACKETS for Bag. SlMv4rat£i bands ...... ,...:.....—..„ —... ' A.1% Bag. SUft «a bar ^-. eu« link *•!» ...... _ -... MS Formerly - HANI JEW ' Bag. SttJS rBbMSton* nacklac* sets ...I. t .. 6«.7t Bag. SM&0S 14K gold watchas. famous brands .... To 18.95 10 BETTER RECOIIS IECORIS COTTON DRESSES 45«nd78RPMs SIMILAR SAVINGS THROUGHOUT OUR STORE. TAKE ADVANTAGE Formerly Reg. 5.98 ...... $3.98 4£and7tRPM» OF OUR LAY-A-WAY PLANS ... . BUY NOW AND SAVEUII 7.88 Reg. 10.98.. NOW $7.98 Reg. 3.984.98 .. $2.98 3 I«M-ff |M| 10.95 35c Ea. It GOOD SELECTION GOOD SELECTION •»out poisOHAi xttiutr (R«g. Me and 9tc EaJ (Rag. 89c and 98c Ea.) MESH UNDERSHIRTS 77c Nylon, Tissue Crepes, Dacrons, Cottons FORMERLY $1^5 " Sizes 32 to 38 — Values to 5.98> 45 RPMUVOff »mis maALuyj n mm UNION AVBNDB Fully Air Conditioned For Your Comfort CKANFOBO. MBW SBKBEX . CBaafw* «!• THE BAND BOX CRANFORD 6-1099 LADIES APPAREL lilusitc 3TOBE ALSO TH WEStFIELT) Cranlorcl CRANFORD 6 North Union Ave. CRAWFORD 64729 4MDEN STREET s OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS • Cranford Furniture's GRANFOII SALES BAYS CRANFORD SALES DAYS B & W Roll Film. . . . 3 for SLOO ANNUAML AUGUST CLEARANCE at the 8 x 10 Color Print . . . . $13)0 Save 25% to 50 ; and more Iran Tear Transparency with Any Colorprint Order of $£.•• or More SAVE 50% ,/•' TOWNand 35 mm. Viewers— 49c 2-Piece Living Room Set*, 3-Pi«ce Sectional*, 2-Piec« Sectionals 35 mm. T.D.C. Projector (used) —^19.95 All Floor Sample* Reduced for Clearance / , "Your tent Store of Gift*" : Originally 279.00 to 299JOO > CRANFORD 35 mm. Camera, 3.2 Lens — $53.0Ct WHILE THEY LAST! Now $169.00 to $189.00 28 EASTMAN ST. with ftance Under, Case and Flaab. Keg. SMJM — SAVE 25% ~~"" EXA 35 mm. Single Lens Reflex All Lamps — Modern and Traditional HEG. 13115 AU Originally 12.95 to 19.95 DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING NOW! 23 normal lens, 100 mm. teleptioto lens, leather eveready case. • S99.50 SAVE 40% Summer Bedroom Suites •— 5-Piece Floor Samples BRASS PLATES ASHTRAYS $4930 Originally 450.00 to 499.00 . 8 mm. REVERE CAMERA (New) ...... ; Drasticaljy KEG. L.O - US 2 for 9100 8 mm. B.& A PROJECTOR (Used) ,. 59.95 Now $279.00 to $299.00 $1.00 •c> • ENGLISH BONE CHINA 69.95 Reduced! SAVE 40% BOX OF 8 mm. DELUXE PROJECTOR (New) .1 .,...,. Maple Mahogany Beds — Twin or Full She $ GLASSES CUPS and SAUCERS ~See theNejv keystone 8 mm. Projectors v Cottons, Nylons, .Prints, Sheers, Originally 29.95 $1.00; $1.00 with Magnascope Wide Angle Pro j. Lens Still lots of time to wear them ... Now 817.95 99JO JEWELRY — 2 for $1,00 STEREO PROJECTOR (New) . So easy to pay/fopay/farr themthem. SAVE UP TO 60% 59.95 Pictures — All Sizes and Subjects STEREO"CAMERA (New), ; .'..'..'•..•/. .,..'.••..„•: WESTON UGHT METER (New) with case 16J0 SAVE UP TO 50% TABLES Upholstered Ghairs — Clubs, Occasional, Contour COMPLETE ENLARGING & DEVELOPING OUTFIT Siw» Originally 59.95 to 16950 FULL OF MERCHANDISE including enlarger ,. 29.95 7 to 15 Air Conditioned Now $35.00 to $89.50 Reduced Up To COMPLETE DEVELOPING OUTFIT ...... :. L .: 8.95 10 to 20 Comfort Odds and Ends in Porch and Patio Furniture 22V2 REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% Many Other Values — Why Not See For Yourself 20% Of f On Any Item In The Store "EveryUUns Photo«raphlc- ^ • • • o BUDDY BERGEN. Prop. Except Greeting Casts, Wrapping and Wumnub OpenFridayTiU9P.M 6 EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD 6-1024 Critnford's Oldest Furniture Store AIX SALES FINAL 34 NORTH AVE., W. INION AVE. CRANFORD /• I ) I. -:;....-. '- L, • '• ' ' »•' ^ TH0B8PAT, JOLY **, 1MB AMD •f • i • Vim A ' ^^i^ihf'i'ir- TriT tt- -*• SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT SAILCLOTH QUADRIGA HUNTS — *P At SHAPIROS Says VALUE. So Hurry! Homeovmeis cxm now purchgseoxir new, single, **cdl^aipoit<| -policy to take die place of your usual many separqte Insurance contract) our BOW "package plan" gives yo\iybtmt and hroqdw EMBOSSED COTTON MMu~and "you may have cwmirtwt IIITIW*II poymmlB* WOVEN CORD Reg. 98c yd. Boys'or GiHs' Don!L Mies the ExcepUonal Buys at Our' -Hoxnsownsra • Proteclluu oi> your dwelling and persoimi| SWIM^y se perils: ,,—: •' :— DENIM PLAIDS Girb* "tHE TOWNE^SHOPPE • Tire & Lightning Water Escape AND STRIPES 45" NYLON PRINTS PINAFORES, Res. to $198 ...... • Explosion Rupture of Steam & Hot RM. AA, YD. • Riot & Civ& Commotion Heating System . . Reg. to $3.98 „...._...... :.... • Aircraft , Ice,- Snow and Freezing "Besses—lingerie • Vehicles . '~ Fall of Trees CHUVTC • Smoke. , • IdranV 9 • Windstorm and Hail Collapse WOVEN PRINTS & SOLIDS SANDALS and PLAYSHOES, Refl. $2.98 Ladies Accessories • Vandalism & Malicious Mischief Landslide, i^ BIRDSEYE PRINTS Glass Breakage To 1.19 yd. • 'Burglary and Theft , . Reg. POLOS, Reg. $1.06 1.19 yd. Blouses .phis WAFFLE M PIQUE SOLID COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL LIABILITY and ADDITIONAL LIVING I DOTTED NYLON EXPENSE COVEHAGE1. aflonWd BOTH at HOME AND ' SWIM SUITS AWAY Wan HOME! 98c yd. AHOther 1 •*• . ..••'•! ••,.:• -, .. ;. • / ..• .',,; CHILDREN'S SOX DRASTICALLY REDUCED , You need not cancel any of your present policies in order immediately secure the complete protection granted by the new Horns. 1 Don't Mi** Out On This! B°1ffFLANHEJ. SHIRTS, Reg. $i.98 owners Package plan. See us for full details and — DO IT NOW]! I BATES DISCIPLINED PRINTS & SOLIDS BEG. tLttte^ SIZES 8 to 18 > — MANY VNADVEKTISKD STCCIAUB COMB IN AMDBBOW8K Boys' SHORT-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS, Reg.$1.98 1.59 m South Avev Eett, (Opp. RR Station) Cranford, N. J. FABRIC fcr Phone CRanferd e>3000 2 2.85 MAKTIN D. TITTMAN. New Owner Fund Firsts Driveinsuranee Agency in JV. i. CENTER ^ NO. UNIONI AVE. CRANFORD AND MeCAL L SUNA1RE CANVAS PLAY SHOES; Reg^J95 OfMieH pttddna Open Fridays TM9 Closed Wednesdays July & Aug. at x*ar oi our building * REG. $4.45 FEED LAWNS-NOW! DOLLAR DAZE at "^COTTON GOWNS and PAJAMAS, Reg. te $3.98 Broken LeH — BRASSIERES "Ait SUNSUTTS HALTERS 2for$l Men's '•(' T Mirade-Gro * Rapid-Gro Be*, to LXt \ BccSSe SUMMER SLACKS, Reg. to $7.95 Men's JDu Pont-—Soluble Plant Food 9 •-* ' . - ,,,•.-. PANTIES 3for$l BOYS POLOS 2for$l SHORT-SLEEVE Ross Root Feeder & Cartridges BccSSe COTTON 3LIPS 9 BOYS SOX 4 prs. for $1 For Next Year's Gorgeous Bat.LSt PANSIES & PERENNIALS rtORT SLEEVE COLLAR POLOS, Reg. $2.98 Plant These Seeds — NOW 1 GIRLS9 STRETCH Large New Assortment — Just Arrived SOX 2 pro. for $1 COTTON CRAWLERS Bee Lit $1 Smart shoppars. don't, suffer from the. packed- INSECTICIDES •FUNGICIDES purte bluei. Their single HANDI-CHARGE card en- WEED & CRAB GRASS KILLERS DUNGAREES 2 for And Many Mor^Summer fieim Reduced as Much as 75% PEAT MOSS * Michigan PEAT titles them to charge account privileges at 23 Cran- ' ford stores. . . . . > ' : Sizes 1-ST14 2 for S5 DRESSES Beg. to *6.98 CHILI HEALTH SAND You'll save time, and money* too, if you take Boys fc Gills Packed in 100 Pound Sealed Bags . along your HANDI-CHARGE card when you go bar- SHORTS Sizes 2-14, Reg. to $149 COME AND GET JT AT $1.25 ^ain-hunting on Cranford Sales Days. Seersucker, Terry. ROBES Sizes 2-6X, Reg. to $3.98 DOG FOOD & SUPPLIES If you don't have a HANDI-CHARGE card, you r Spring Cottons '.'•.'••' • ' . • . can get one quickly and easily at any HANDI-CHARGE 25% OFF SKIRTS Sizes 3 to 14, Reg. to $5J8 JV© Parking Problems —- Drive In Yard store, they're easy to find— look for the blue and yellow emblems in the store windows. ALL 8ALES FINAL I C. E. TRUBENBAGH sTom Open/Friday Evenings Just Say Open Friday TO19P. M. CRANFOf 'HandUCharge It" 19 NORTH UNION AVE. F D CRANFORD 64*81 STORt 11 NORTH UNION AVE. 116-118 SOUTH AVE-, E. CRanffbrd 6-1661 •••/• •aw** T«a (,, ^ i I- • DRESSES BL0U9BS ."1 .' SOX X-- SWM SUITS 'TOOTHBRUSHES in all fabrics for POLOS TOOTHBRUSHES 2.9ft to 3.98 2-14 RYTEX DECKO: EDGE VELLUM STATIONERY for * with 3 lines of printing inn TOOTH PASTE, Reg. 94c 138 30% OFF 200 Single Sheets and 100 Envelopes DOTS' Boy»' • • or •- .• •-. _ ' . TOOTH -PASTEra96c Vali _._ COTTON 1 Small, 1 Lg. Econ. Sh»~ Yow S«vt 27c SHORTS SHIRTS 100 Ddiible Sheets and 100 Envelopes: SKIRTS •3 StawC-12 -de REG.LSS A $4.00 Value for JABY SUNTAN p 34x; 7-14 REG. 1.98 5ABY DEODORANT STICK 1.97 $2.65 .12 Boys' All Wool Terry INSECT REPELLENT STICK Boys9 Uley-^ Lanolin SPRING ROBES SUPER-FATTED SOAP POLOS COATS « Lotion Reg. 1.98 Reg. 16.98 MILD SOAP CAKE l35eValue MI RYTEX HYLTFED INFORMALS 4W> FACIAL TISSUES Hylited With Your Name II SUNGLASSES 25% OFF All Remaining Shorts and Playelothes DrasHeally Redoewll 100 Informals and 100 Envelopes Air . • • $1.85 ComHHoiwd FOR CHILDREN sSJ»7 CranfortTs Oldest Prescription Pharmacy YOUR CARTER HEADQUARTERS Comtot v A " "•."'"" J. W^ter Seacer, "ttedsttfed. Piiimidii;"".'' ' '. '.' ' --k; . '' UNION-AVET—— CRANFORD 64)700 32 EASTMAN STREET •./ RYTEX BO/PAYING ENVELOPES Printed With Yonr Name and Address ——- •'- -500 lor_ •'•.j $4.50 •.' J . • • • , ' • • • • ••'***' •' ' ' • " Cranford stores are open Friday evenings uiitiW PJM. for your shopping convenience. So ii you can't come in dur- ing the day, plan to Shop and Buy in Cranford on Friday HELJOCRAPHED RAISED LETTER BUSINESS CARDS evenings. Our stores ate staffed by competent and coiirteoaf Choice of Latest Type Faces, Up to 7 lines of Printing clerks, ready to serve you at all times. v 1,000 for $5.95 And you'll find ample parking faaMes Attractive Wattet Type Pocket Card Case FREE throughout the community. >-TlIlS MESSAGE SFOKSOKPO BY— Citizen and Chronicle ;. PROFESSIONAL and INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF qiANFORD. NJ. SERVING THE BUSINESS 21-23 ALDEN STREET CRANFORD 6-6000 CRANFORD, N. J. Y \r\ o •"'.~- •••i."J -;i' T.' ;• ~: : ;ry&:':^;s^.;^ '"" >?;"'-'.;:.v:!>"V'.f".''t":v^'>;*-. i in f See The /or Bargains Galore ! ••' y • . GAR WOOD CRANFORD KENILWORTH Entered at Mcond tlu> mat! matter at ftL LXH. No. 28 CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1955 Tha Mat O8le« at Cnntort. M. J. 3 Sections, 18 Pages—10c' 1 # ••'•'." AIR COISDITIOHED AIH FOR SAVINGS AND COOL tterest Expansion League oi Warer Need Study Forming Unit in Cranford Service Set , A steering committee to organize ford librarian; Dr. Kenneth C. Cranford League of Women Voters MacKay, president and dean of By Lutherans Continues has been named under the guid- Union Junior College, and Charles BELL'S FILLS PRESCRIPTIONS EXACTLY AS YOOR BOCTl At least a half-dozen^ concerns have shown a heightened in- Studies are coin* foxvraid by As the building program at Cal- Despite continuing high pressure in local mains, prolongation of in the plant at South avenue, west, and Lincoln avenue form- ance of Mrs. K. D. Smith of West- M. Ray. editor and publisher of ary Lutheran Church moves to the hot dry, spell could'result in imposition of restrictions on non- the School Plannjnc Conrmitter of fieM and the state league. The Citizen and Chronicle, were occupied by the sweetening division of the Wood and Selick the Board of Education on the rampletion, plans are being made essential water use affecting Cranford as well as the rest of. Plainfleld- 100-5 GRAIN UP TO $5.00 VALUES — DISCONTINUED : Company since publication of a story in this newspaper last need for an Members, who will hold a pre-among' local leaders, with whom Tor a service of dedication on Sep- Union Water Company system, George M. Haskew, company anginear, 6 week •boot the vacant building. orsanizatum meeting about Sep- the steering committee discussed ;embcr 29. warned last night. . ' . . ° It is anderstood. that four of- tember IS and a formal organi- its plans during the past week. The Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, Burton C »Wr. re- zation meeting September 29, are Water in the company's Scotch 1 COLOGNES ^ r received by the London office ports. Members of the committee ex- pastor of the church, announced ASPIRIN (LETS It Mrs. Glenn ' Arth, Mrs. Gerry plained the Work of the non-parti- Plains reservoir yesterday dropped Wood and Seljck already have Ira Dorian to Serve that the Rev. Edwin H. Knudten. Lists Registration Dates Barile, Mrs*S. R. Christensen. Mrs. san organization, the purpose of DD 1.1.1).' president of the New to the season's low of IL2 feet, Mr. 40c VALUE rejected M unsatisfactory At Air Force Ifase is looking into all possible solu- Lewis D. Etherington, Mrs. N. D. Haskew revealed. He added that $1.00 VALUE —TUSSY CREAM or STICK tions to the problem. Mr, Bdden which is to encourage all citizens Jersey Synod, will preach at theFor Fall Adult School that one or two others are Township Cornmitteeman/#Ira Goldsmith, Mrs. Clarence P. Har-to take an active part, in local, Registration for the fall semes- a drop to the danger point of 10 • living favorable consideration. said the committee aims to have 11 a.m. service that morning and Dorian will begin two- ris, Mrs. Joseph E.' Hawkins, Jr., state! and federal government, to the Rev G. Bison Ruff, Litt D, ter of the Cranford Adult School, eet would necessitate restrictions. 33< Mayor Fred P. Andersen also active duty at the Bill imendations for the board Mrs. R. T. Hazeldine, Mrs. G. W.vote, and. to vote intelligently. , Although Cranford has been in DEODORANT 55((k ready by the middle of Sn*«iH editor of "The Lutheran," wUl will be held on September 29 and. - bad conference w>th several Force Base, L. L Moore, Mrs. Warren S. Peret, Mrs. As will the Cranford league, the preach at the 4 p.m. service 30 at Cranford High School, Chan- a more favorable poiiaoh"with/re- Ipartiel in the hope that A captain in the air force, re- Among the-major qnesnom be- Morse Shepard, Mrs. John L. 75 leagues in New Jersey and'the ning Rudd, president and director, gard to water pressure since tba 50c VALUE-FULL PINT 39c VALUE > serve, Mr. Dorian ia assigned to ing considered by the committee The expansion program was ini- new 36-inch line supplying sur- 5 agreement may soon be reach- .Snook, Jr^ and Mrs. Irving Wilner. approximately 1,000 in the United tiated in May, 1953, with the be-reports. . ' which wi)l comply fully with the judge advocate/general'^ de- is what type of \» t -. •••!