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li FIRST SECTION In T*o SectWu ItWUnit •-«* SUMMIT, H>j:, THURSDAY, AUGUST J6, 1951 entered a* Second CU*» Matter at tit* Festaffle* $4 A YEAR t CENTS *» Summit. N.J., Under **• *ct «f Mote* J, W» Charles H. Beek, College Club 1 GOP Picks Local Former Summit Prepares for i Committee Aides Principal, Dies Annual Book Sate For Coming Election ft! Charles H. Beek, who will be Mrs. Clarence A^ Spragae of II- remembered In Summit«» the first Mayor F. Edward Bierteumpfel, Oak Ridge avenue, is" taking over Union, and Sheriff Alex C. Camp- principal of the Junior High ffae coordination pf the artnua' School, died Thursday, August 9, bell, Scotch Plains, were selected Summit College Club book salt- yesterday by Horace E. Baker, in the City Hospital, Worcester,- it was announced this week by Mass, He was 82, VVestf ield, Republican county chair- Mrs. It M. Burns, cjub president man, to direct their party's general Mr. Beek was born in , Mrs. Sprague replaces Sir*. Car.' Me., graduated from Calais Acad- • lection campaign. As co-chairmen M. Zellner of Berkeley Height* they will have the assistance of emy in 1008, received his AB at who waa appointed to the job ir. Bates College and his MS from ' Hundreds of Republican county and May but is unable to continue for ' municipal officials, party officer* Columbia University and wen reasons of health. -.- and workers. principal of the local junior high school for 13 years—1923-1938. He Plans for the sale are proceed- County Chairinan Baker's assign- w«s active on behalf of the youth ing on schedule, Mrs. Burns said. ment to the general campaign com- of the city, particularly wltti the Definite announcements concern-. mittee ia to bring: out the strongest Boy Scouts an# In 193S received ing- the date and place will be possible Republican vote, Novem- made in early September. * McDowell the Sliver Beaver Award, scout- TO PREACH HEftE- Rev. Carl ber 6. He regards the present., e!ee* Ing's highest honor. < Mrs. Burns continued, '"Mrs. G. FjeUman, dean of Upsala Col- tion not only as important to the . He left his Summit position In Zellner did a fine job of organiz- i >ge, will b« guest preechi-r at the party this year, but significant of the school system to become per- ing the necessary committees and j first EvangeJical Lutheran Church ita strength for 1952. I. Learner, sonnel director of the Ctelco Chem- most of our key-people are already Jon''-Sunday. A member of Upsala Among area residents who have ical Co., Bound Brook, which be working or preparing to begin faculty since 194", Mr. Fjellman been invited to serve on the com- held until 1942, when he went to soon. In Mrs. Sprague I feel we is l-.edd of- the Department of mittee are: . :Dowell Fill Massachusetts end took a like have an e*ju«!iy capable suece*- Christianity* He is a former pea- Donald H. Lawley, Edward A. position with the Wynxan-Gordon sor." tor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Pizzi, Constance Carlough, Anna M, Co. In Worcester, and for seven Mrs, Sprague is a. member of Alameda, Cal. Murray,-M. H. Formichella, Edgar ither Posts years waa with the Riley 8toker the Club'* membership corotnit- T. HJgglns, Jesse F. Stout Frederick |rnent of H. Wood- Corp. He retired from personnel tee, has served on the board, and G. Sigler, Jr. Kathcrine M. Card, work fn April of this year. el I, of 19 Madison has worked on the book sale for Summit Officer Iona Whitenack, Edward A. But- llrman; of the North Mr. Beek waa chairman of the a number of years. ler, Robert W. Walter, Gladys N. Watchung Area Council, Boy Tills is the 16th y«ar for the Lpughlin, Mary G. Colaruaso, 3f the United Cam- Scouts, for six years. He also was Thomas J. Zenke-r, Joseph A. Zofctl, Innounoed yesterday INTO THE LAXD OF MAKE-BELIEVE journey Koch, Chip Crawford, Lois K-iisc-r Bonnie Mac-1 book sale which usually is held Joins Staff Of president And later vice-president in October. Last yeer epproxi- Virginia M. Parker, Elizabeth Moll, mer, general chalr- of the council and served on the he above children at Memorial Field playground Dougall, Ginny Hardy, Alary Artearn. Barbara Hardy,; Aivin G. Sealers, Robert T. Reyn- ^51erl! matplly 25,000 books m-er« cot» | ink D. Learner, of executive board until 1937. He waa as they listen to the weekly stories read to them by Jimmy Burns, Peter Qrucn, Torn Brown, olds, Nina Guest, Mrs. Robert Polk, parkway, members of the Summit Story League. The League Walker, Roger Walker, Olga W«Iker. Gwynethj !ected and Profits totaled S3,5». | Gen. MacArthur a leader IH the establishment of mon Used Frederick Mandevllle, Benjamin McDowell, u arranged for regular story periods at the various Walker, while in the center • s::t Mary Skilcs, Jocj ^f p~ »» *° supply local j Major p&Mck j. Gibbons, Jr., - the adult education program here. girls with college sc , MillicentMeteger.'Tberesa playgrounds every Thursday. -'• Above, cltwterwl Ahearn and._Bi!l Flrtcher. U?hc!l F'^antzen) 1 present* on duty at Headquarter*, J^^ ^^y R(Jsse}] Jr^ Marc)e Mr. Beek waa a member and for other educational »mer and McDowell one of the first presidents of the around Mrs. Hugh Eubank, are Linda Werner, Sally } Xew Jersey Military District has j r> MQCMurrayi Carl H. F&rsberg, Mrs. "W. B. Snow of campaigner* with Worcester Industrial Council, af- Windsor | b«s selected to join General Doug- Dorothy BrunCi Kenneth A. Bald- it in in community filiated with the YMCA. He waa road, in charge of collection since las MacArthur'" ' s persona....-.»-.l staff as. win, William B. Gannon, Frank M. McDowell, who ts also a. member of the Managing the 1950 sale, said that already an** administrative officer. Major Allen, Norman S. Garie, Thomaa I lawyer, is on the Shows, Showers, Contests jvwcA Plans thousands of books liave been Gibteus resides at 12 Sherman ave. Bmnch Committee of the Green- - Bali»h, Ogdcn D. Gensemer, Mrs. family Service As- dale YMCA and'a-'member of the ., • „ -i,,, _, , ;Annual Tea turned

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^ THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1951 1 Willed Estate A. Otto, Jr., surrogate, courthouse. vey Fletcher vu head of the Railroad* belonging to the Con-1 Civil . VSTar amounted to 11,600 Elisabeth. Alice C. Ratigan, daugh- phyjica department it Brigham federate States at the close of the i miles of Use, Lfor probate of the ter, of 11 Shadyside . aVejuie, Rotarians Told of Young University. Later his lather fcherlne I* Ratlga.ii, named executor. She Inherits the became director of physical re- en filed! with Charles estate. Mrs. Kstigau di«d June 30 search at the Bell Telephone Lab- MORRIS COUNTY FAIR Electric Midgets oratories in New York, and now is professor of engineering of Co- AUGUST 21-25 By Bell Tel. Man lumbia University. Dr. Fletcher SPECIAL GUESTS — FEATURED EXHIBITS alj»o live* in Summit at 5 West- Three BrovdcuHing Compuniet on the Ground* S. David Page, of the public re- minster road. TueMfay—Womea'i D»y—Youth D*y—Bill Sohtck of VftAT lation* department of the New Jer- Wednesday—Better Hoint* Diy—Louiut Power* of WNJR Tl>ttr**»)r'-Farmer'* D#y--Mnrgi,r« Arltn at WCB3 sey Bell TelephoiiB Cu. was the Cuba had one of the old«»i uni- fridn)—Government D*y—-GoTernor DrUcoll and John B. Otmoltns , „* speaker at the Rotary Club lunch- versities in the American founded, »aturd»j—International friendship Diy FORE IT DROPS ITS NASTY SEEDS ff eon in Uie YMCA «n Momjay. in 1728. The title of Mr. I'a«e's talk was "Electric Midgets." He showfd aqd demonstrated many of the nioat recent inventions perfected 'at the laboratories at Murray Hill and : the company's other research la- . boratories, among them midget ; tubes that will take the place of r M *if i the larger tubes now In use and AUGCST make it passible to televise direct granules from ; -to.,., the West Coast. Mr. Page Stephen II. Fletcher br apply with a spreader, ttioWed...new devices to improve jpf action reduces lawn ;'' /' '"-. I ^7 telephone "Seryice which will be Bae from demon Crob- •"'- isl V r-^r-j/." Vi iniiulifxi in various fxchengea in Stephen Fletcher due course. ' •- is friendly to good gross but deadly to The speaker told of and showed. Made Head Counsel grass. Developed by Scotls Research, SCL/TL has new crystals that arc grown in ond defeated Crabgra&s on thousands of lawns. the laboratorita at Murray Hill which Can replace the natural cry- Phone Companies ire Crabgrass is matted and tough, two "Scutl-ings" stals that have heretofore been Stephen H. Fletcher of 3.Manor advised a week apart at OOUBIE rate, imported from Brazil and are now Hill road, will become on Septem.; 8ox-79c large BQX~$I.9S 8ag-$5.85 becoming ecarce and even when ber I genera! counsel for,the four secured are of inferior grade, Chesapeake and Potomac Tele- Quartz is now grown at the labora- phone companies operating in tories artificially and in the same Washington, D. C, Maryland, Vir- Textron Nashua 140 Type Heavy Duty shape and form as the natural ginia and West Virginia, it was IIT HARDWARE & PAINT CO. ones. announced yesterday. Joseph Mulholland, a member of Mri Fletcher, with his wife and MUSLIN SHEETS and PILLOWCASES Springfield Ave. Summit 6-0216 ! the program committee was chair- two children, Jean and William, ioan for the day. The speaker was has resided here for nine years. secured by George M. Delaney, He has been for tht; past two years v ^ manager of the . Bell general attorney for the New York SHEETS Telephone Co. local business office. Telephone Company. He'joined the Bel! System in 1935 Regular Price SALE HHCf Sons Share In Estate after his graduation- from Colum- The will of Laura E. Welsh, bia Law School as an attorney for 72x99 ...... 4,4? :•- . • • 3J? % Reduction On All widow, who died here July 29 has the American Telephone arid Tele- been offered for probate in the graph Company in New York. In office of Charles A. Otto, .Jr., .sur- 1940 he was transferred to the New 72x108 . . . . r • 4.98 ...... 3.49 IIFMAN SANOTUFT BEDDING rogate, courthouse, Elizabeth. Three York company in a similar capa- sons, Emory of 80 Woodland ave- city. 81x108 ...... 5.29 . . . 3.99 nue, Summit; Walter C. of 124 In 1945 he returned to the A.T.& (For The Month Of August Only) Christopher street, Montclalr, and T. Co., where he was engaged in !> Francis i of 57 Valley View ave- irdvlsing and assisting Bell Sys- 81x99 ...... 4.98 V, . .3.79 nue city, nrc named executors. tem associated companies in rate They will share-the residue with and regulatory matters. He re- PILLOWCASES '•/./"• another son, H. Warren of*Mont- turned to the -New York company c'air. The executors will receive again in 1943 in his present posi- $.100 «ich;nine grandchildren, $100 tion. 42x36 . . . .:,.;. . \S^ ... .79 each, and others will receive per- He was educated in the Flushing, sona! Items. (N.Y.) High School, attended 45x36 ...... 119 ... .89 Brigham Young University in Utah and received his ;AB degree from Columbia University in 1938. He Everett T. Spinning is a member of the American Bar and New York State Bar Associa- Textron Combed Percale Summit, K. J. tions. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher have both SHEETS and PILLOWCASES Insurance been active in the Community Chest here. Of 30 Beechwood Road 1 Mr. Fletcher was born in Provo, Tel, Sa. 6-0177 Utah, whprc his father, Dr. Har- SHEETS Regular Price SAU raict SANOTUFT 71x108 ...... 5.29 ...ur 8lx!08 ..;•.. . . .5.49 . ..3.w BEDDING PILLOWCASES \ 45x3816 ...... 99 OPENS YOUR EYES!

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Central Church Calvary Episcopal Church: Be.'iiVf. ' ; .^_ j^f ii treasurer or CHURCH DIRECTORY L. V. Buidiraan, D.tt. M Woodland Avettiw Harold f\ ftlnntf st. joinVufi.;™. church den*^-,«*sr-sir!«t of hi* «ioffi« ' Sunday—4 a.m., Holy Commun- ».,Rev„ . *..v. * Unman. PbJD. dent of n« "« V St and »ioirri» Mark's, EIix*beth. ion; 11 m,m, Morning prayer and &>' 15 D«-FoM»t Avenue sermon. It'# all right to act Summit Gospel Hall I "^^ ..»., »«.*«, of 'Sunday—8:30 am., Worship end Sunday 9 a.m., Henry M. Wait*, s ! inyourownW-butdon'^getin; ^T' ?T* » b^d; T-30 p.m., evening sermon; sermon, "Disciple* in GaJUee and Wednesday —.10 «,«., Church member of the Executive 811 ^"i ! Speaker. Arthur E. Mayer-of West- Brazil," by Rev. Norman M. Dune- World Service Committee. Board of 'the New Jersey Synod Ithe »-ay .of^othm- Today-Y:30 p.m. frayer and j field . .mori'of Brtiiii; MH Florence Han^ i#en, guest soloist, and Mr*. Dele The Methodist Church , guest organist; Nursery. IT Kent Place Blwd. IF IT'S A NEW Rev, Jesae H, Lyoni Presbyterian Church Bev, Norman Md/ean New Provident* Sunday—11 a.m., Union Service; FOOD vs. MEDICINE Our funeral !Home at 309 Springfi^y DE SOTO or PLYMOUTH R*». fiip&ard A. Brysa Sermon by Rev. Nathan H. Gist, Today— 8:15 ""p.m., choir re- Congregational Minister, New York A food is that which is f-atm or druiik for nourishment A. SERVICE hcorses in church. City; Children will be «rcd for that serves to build up nornmi living structure or supply tne A Service of Complete Satisfaction Sunday, 11 a,ni, Union service during the service..' waste of tisaue, We Can Serve Your Ev»ry Need with Methodi.it Church; sermon Whatever the Cott! subject: "The Prophet Isaiah and St. Luke's Ref. Episcopal Medicine is a substance possessing or reputed to posao»» Our Times: (3) What Can the New Provldcnc* c-ur«tlvf or remedial properties to allay pain and cure diseswe.. JAMES GORMAN; INC. American People Do Now?" Nura- Harry A. Auliero There seem* to be conaider&ble confusion in the Authorized DeSoto • Plymouth Dealer ery during church'hour. 1 Tuesday, 8:18 p. m., Men|a Chor- Sunday—H a.m., Morning Prayer of people about these two groups of gubatances *• to when ,298 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT. »nd sermon, "Why W« Use the and tow they should be used. Much of the medicine* used Funeral Home H us rehearses in parish h Prayer Book;" the second in a ie- are simply pain killers without treating the esirse of the pstu. - I Much niisund«-r.st.amling results from the fact that a grocery that, is .supposed to sell foods, also »el!» medicines and the SpringfirW Avenwe • Contributors to drug store that soils medicinta also sel!« food.. Furthermore Herald Camp Fund rpstaiir 3.30 eaten, they haw, com*- to b<- hiulmd upon as eaaentiai foods! ANNOUNCING Anonymous 23.00 Herald Composing Room . 3.30 Thry do not contain a sploi-k of nourishment but .are simply J#sse .U. Stephens . ... ->iM Mr. and Mr*. Thomas who hav«> not id Burke, Jeffrey Burroughs. P>U> Mnon, Krneat May, Ter- 1-Mrnvd orvpractic<>0-miUior%-mtU Ford Truck Economy Run. Jfinetti- Drui Shop ^ . , 3.00 It »houid be noted that the efi£$*>«'**and cigarettes create Jacfe Aul, Judy Blackmar, F-l 6-STAREXTRA Panel give*you choux —Mary Ann Lawl«r, B«t«y another disease (shrinking of the capillaries* for which al- of V-4 or Six. Mountain and Karen Shoe- cohol (a narcotic) la used aj an antidote. maker 4,50 Canoe Brook Indian Guides 4.10 Contalescent Fund If people would take their nuxiicinea in the privacy of Commute* . 100.00 their chambers it wouldn't be so bad but with advertising and Beacon Fire, DAR ...... 10.00 Franklin School, Fifth and - • use in public, their habitual •use spreads like wild fire. Th<" 1641 Sixth Grades . .. Id6 •oid s.tying that misery Hkea company is borne out by 'hi- Short Itills DAB 10.00 custom of making a social event of cocktail.'), coffee, tex and Anonymous s.OO Member ft4et*l Injar»nce totpo-i\ Mri. Ralph S. Streett „.... 5.00 smokers. The last scema to be passing out ELS a .social Pvent Ml»a Alice Truilow 1.00 since so many people have learned of the possibility of getting Lona*it load «pac« of all standard holMon F-l Panel. 55-inch interior height permit* Root'* Dept. Store 25.00 easier, safer handling of loads that need Root't Men's Shop „ 25.00 cancer from inhaling smoke. Futhcrmore those' who b-ICCO "head room." You have 138.5 inches along- KiwanU Club 7?.00 money avery mile! iiide the driver's seat for long items. Anonymous . . „ 15.00 ssiiolif Unit clings to the hair and clothes. Spacious driver's compartment has c. L. p. .. ; . ,. IO.OO Mrs. James \V. Banckrr 25.00 Good-looking trucks an good for buaineM. adjustable bucket-type Beat .. . new finger- Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mackle 10.00 Those who smoke on, the street, in the office, factory or And the Ford F4 Panel or (at slight addtd tip gearshift. You enjoy impressive oper- Summit Junior Strvle* in the presence of others should realize that they are'makinjg; cost) the 5-STAR EXTRA Panel geta a second ational SAVINGS with the Ford POWBR Leafua . jfto.OO an exhibition of themselves the same as they would do if Anonymous • 20.OO First Church of Christ, Scieit look every time! They're long—the longest PILOT carburetion-ignition systfem. Gives they put a medicine bottle to th$V lips and took a swig at • Panels in the half-ton field—with powerful you the most power from the least gas! See VreeUnd Tonpkins '. 25.00 Mrs. Mary E. C. MacGregor . ;o.0o frequent intervals. It will redound to their prestige and wel! efficiency in every sweeping line. the Ford F-l Panel and 5-STAR ExTJU^Panel V«rnon O. Carrier . ISM 292 Sprinqfletd Avtnu* Sommrf. Nt« "You can load up to 1,330 lbs. in the now! — • Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Reeva . 13.00 being to bo known as tho=sc who do not take medicines and Mrs. M. I. Weymer __ 10 0# who have learned to eat to live and who have acquired clear A Branch o( I>.« Moth#r Cfeurctt. Tb» C. N, WeII» .. ."7Z..I" 10.00 Mr, and Mrs Alfred M. heads with freedom from disease.' without the usual morning Scientist, in Bo*tod, Hets !5.W cough, impaired eyesight and hearing. rnesday Music Club In Sunday 8ervtc«i at 11 A.M. tfeinday School n 4 »,Mm Memory of Mrs. Wlllard A. Klgglni iff no Wtdauday at U:U P. ML FORD TRUCKING Mfc and Mrs. C, W. Tyson .. 25.00 Charles, touts* and Helen Howard B. Bishop, Summit Lioni" Club 'HZlSZIZ lOO^OO John M. RCCTCI . _„__„__ 40,06 HUMAN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION Christian Science Reading fit H«l«n Moor* _.„ MB0 COSTS LESS FORD TRUCKS LAST LOWIR Loiils D. V Day 2599 Summit, Sew Jernejr OPEN TO THE PUIIIC Anonymous 15,00 Anonymous „ 599 MO SPRJKGFIELD AVISWsl Mrs. Mary I. Weymer ..., 10 00 Op-n dill} 10 90 to *.J0 exempt Suad*?* m-i aasUUfs *,•>:• ?~i Anna C. Cromwell 35.00 Write for free booklet. , nines 730 to 9-» and aft* iht W«l W. 8. Kolthan 19 00 Anonymous oj ;,,--:-*< DILLON MOTORS, INC. Barbara K. Trtat Mas Van D. KtHlnt Sara Elizabeth Engltsh . "" „„,„„ Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Acktrrrtan M.ob 331 Morris Avenue Phone Su. M200 Summit, NJ. Anonymous JO 00 From B.H. * t.H. ._ 2.00 Universal Sunshine Snciety . inn.00 Anonymoiu __. t 15 00 Anonymous 111111.711 UM Arthur D. Srhwan „ j? 00 H«rald Compoilnj Room 4.31 Total „.. .'9U80.Z1 Donation* are greatly needed and contributors should .make checks or money orders pay- -*irtr-t»r Herata tatrnp Fund and rnatl or hrtnt them to thla you buy—md be sure one of office, Z2 Baak street. m " a ncw lm k . X— neme JLJt-JL L And why do we «$ue this challenge* « n, L.1( J .. . „ EXCLUSIVE Innovation r In Luxury Efficiency Suitea FURNISHH:D K ...Heats and cools... • All N>w Furniturp to Suit Your Taate $100 or UNFURNISHED Apts. 1 $78.60 v^ Casts little... ». 3 te 3% RM APTfl AVAILABLF. srggsgm IMMEDIATE CKXTUPANCY •7 Always available... PERN TOWERS mll«s from Ycfrki M South Munn A»P . tmn Ornnao N J ... you us© it for refrigeration ... for preparing the. Brtwetn Ctntr*! Av* «n

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*W MONK VDU *AKI W Acfain Sundiy TO *»«« B*CT THAT Returning to Summit for hte second Sunday «u guest minister BEKKElfy et the united : mtvlma\ k B&ty m&im Nathan Howard Giat of tfevf, York m p«»flHM City. The unite A servic* will be "THt SOONER SOOlli 4TABTT ewUovtKi held again this Sunday In the Meth- odist Church, Kent Place boule- vard and Deforest avenue at 11 a,m. ,,-'"" Mr. Gist, who was well received when he preached here two weeks 20" 30 Tub* ago, Is a mlnUter in the Congrega- tional Church, «. lecturer, and an inspirational speaker. Last Sunday tCA Lie. 630 $ he preached in Marble Collegiate 298 Church, New York City, where Dr. OM TV CONSOLE Norman Vincent Peale U minister. In September Mr. Glut in to preach In the Quaker Hill Church «t Pawling, NY, the home church of From Mitter Joe-Our Own Little Charm Hori OUR 10" Or 12" TV SET Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Lowell CONVERTED Thomas. Tbi* la the hut Sunday that the ILLUSTRATED LEAFLETS 0H TO 17" Or 20" united •ervice* will be htld In the MethodUt Church. On August 26 the service* will move to Calvary Epltcopal Cttureh, Woodland ave- BEAUTY, HOME-MAKING, COOKING nue, where they will fee held for two succeaalve Sunday*. BB better looking, do better cooking, with the$e new, beautiful Sons of lhe Wondiriul SC pamphlet*. Mora than 100 titles ... each one on a subject close to a fast Reliable MHour Service • Completes $umme\Terrn woman's heart. And they're FREE! ... a Manager'* Month gift from Kingi Leaflets You Can Gel FREE! i- David 8. Moore, son of Mr. and . . . prepared for our customer-family by experts in beauty and home- nm\t Ave. Summit, N. X MM. Angu» Moore of 47 Parkview (•Ask Kin/ik Manager for Order Blank > terrace has completed course wo>k making. To get them, ask any Kings store manager for a FREE order during the lummtr term at Syra- blank. Cheek any three titles and mail the blank. Enclose a 3-cent stomp RECIPES &EAUTY cuse University for his baccalaure- to cover mailing. Limit: 3 leaflets per week. But you can order three new ftroemm j 1*r ate degree. Q CoimoU R«cip«i ones every week by getting another free order form at Kings. You'll want Moore, who has majored in Eng- Q fottlgn Rtcipti QKow t* U»imm Pat Itah, will receive his bachelor of ail 100 leaflets . . . they're so helpful, so full of tips. Prepared for Kings by • BuH«l l»arly Oiiho l Q Ql«nt»ui}« four Moif arta degree from the College of the Home-Making Staff of .... [;] lunchbox Filler* Liberal Arts. He la a graduate of Q t)r»omlln)ng [xafitut Summit High School. [1 Sovary n i*«uty Hlnh htm Ktcipai wherever the need LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT EAMERICAN Q Colori* Uit i Pun* HOUSIHOLD Siia) NOTICE or gETTLKMENT Where Mr. Joe O ""** Up T««r Clsu'i {-[ Tok* OH Wtight Q D«iaratinf . ¥«ur arises. . . NOTICE W HEREBY GIVE*. That saves you dough A^EEKLY "With Salad* th» 4th intermediate account of the Tm m trmitf [j Glamsreut Company V iubsoril>er, Trustee under th« !iwt Will and Ta»ta.ixient of ElUiabeth Oetslhoff, "~ Plan t« UM Y«*r dM*4g«l, will be audited and stated A call from any paint makes by the SurroKate. and reported for settlement to the Union County KINGS r ' flavorful Main Dith** HtnH Court. Pnbate Division, on Tuesday available Smith and Smith's the 28th day of August, next, at 10 A M. inri Mttny. Many Mm't! Dated: July 29th, • IS.'il iervice and counsel, regard- JOHN L. HUOHBS Trustee. MARKETS HUOHE3 & HARTLAUB. Atty». less of distant*. 13 Maple St.. Summit, N.J "V, U-9-1Q-U—o a w 4 w Fee: $fw- \ NOTICE TO CREDITOHS SMITH AI^D SMITH ESTATE OF ZAIDA W, BUCKLEY, " %P can ifu coupon Deceaaed\ 15< OFF SPRY < rUNIRAl OIKfCTOlS Pur»u»nt tp the order of CHARLES A. OTTO, JR..'Surrogate of the County OM fHI 4-OZ. JAR OP of Union, tnadiKon the tenth day of An OulMlandmg Strvtc* "Within tht Mtem of 'All" August AD,, 19$lK upon the appli- large with cation of the underpinned, aa Executor of the wtatf of £«ld' creditors of NESCAFE' x SURF INe»r Short Hilii Av«.l Newark S. N J. tatd deceased to <"xhiblt |o the sub- MIHburn 6-4282 Blgilow 3-2U3 scriber under oath or affirmation thflr IHSTtHT COfFti PRODUC1 claims and demands against ttje estate of *ald decpn»ed within »!» "Tipnth* N«l pric* en Jar with >tlARrS DELIGHT '-•• (Amplt parking en pr*nu«ti) from the dat« of said order, ofxthey e will be forever barred from prosecuting •|3< OFF* (abtll 38 or rccovfrtng the same against tht, subacrlber. ALBION C BUCKLEY, APRICOT NECTAR 2 19 Ex*cutor, WILFRED L DEMPSEY. Attorney 383 Sprinsfl^Id .Aw.. Summit, N. J, PRIDE OF TrlE.FARM 11-12-13-14-15—O » W 5 w F*<-—$7.80 14-oz. I: ^, FRESH-KILLED CATSW bott. 19 ROASTING DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVES CHICKENS 29-or. CLING PEACHES can 29 [t up to MORE Ib. 49 KITCHEN CHARM, Featured by "Dean Cameron" WJZ 4:00 P.M. 4fl Sixet — Delirious Flavor 125-ft. trade on your present car! KOJHIR-STYtf BONElfSS SRISKIT • • roll 19 CORNED BEEF WAXED PAPER \. it deals in town during Slilllt'l MMOUI OOOM44ICK DIRT'S OUT! MIDGET LIVERWUHST TIDE SOAP POWDER -27 MOIMltl'l MID! Ot TOWN'S SUOAl-CUHtD SLICED BACON - - LOOK WHAT 10c Will ive-a-Ilaisef Month! ".". . ^|MD SB»V1 A HEINZ KITCHIH QUICKIE min today—and tavt! We're celebrating LOVING HANDS GUARD <% VIGITARIAN fnthwithBptclaltrtdein allowance*you can't KINGS EGGS ... BIANS . ... Jumbo Vin»-Rlptn»d California •jrrf to miss! •, to iwnt, PORK tk labl«.. Thiy'rThiyr* #19#1911 b*m Klnf •, ,V«*ar(i*«l with levlg • . . \J CANTALOUPES l'*m »ti* m»winl ttisy'r* l«l|,till Iht m»m«n» yen BEANS buy th«m. . .. l«r cavnlry* hurry? 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_ / '•*. THE SUMMIT HfP*' i%;tunp Summit. New „, cott Van Wyek, a resident at | Bu*riaiVas'in St. Teresa'* Cem«- Tuesday' evening August 2-st. i»M, Each bid must b* accompanied by a Th» Common taxpayers. Hotel Suburban, died there on Mon- right to reject I tery. »nd opened »t tfte above namd twur certified check or c**h /or un per While it may sound ifke "looking the gift day after an some length. i" the City Hall »12 SprtngfieW A»e- i«> of tb« amount or th« bid,to " She WM the widow of Philip V. R ou» in th« City of Summit, for uj* i» to the City of Summit, without McUoml MUMrial horse in the mouth," State officials often have tatenor panning of three »l*-*»mUy Van Wyek. unit*, two nory frame apartments reserve. direction voiced objections- to Federal grants-in-aid. Mr* Van Wyck leaves two .IOM LETTERS located on Broad Street, Mm btreet The »ucee*»ftil bidder will b« required and --Summit A*mu5 in the ills ul- xojunrttit *Bd-M»cut« .GfiatrMi lart With Federal government tax program* tend' and two daughter*. • • >-•: - • Statement Summit. ' Funeral services will be held to- Editor, Summit Herald: ty In approved bond form M *rt torth ing to dry up their tax resources on trie one 1 • No bidder may withdraw hU bid forin ••Instructions to Biddew." wiacto 19-IJ day at 11 o'clock in the Community In the August 2 iasue o£ The i a period of thirty «30) d»yf_*£^Jfl hand, and grants-in-aid programs diverting Church, Rev. Jacob Trapp their spending programs on the other, they Summit HeHeralr d »:M anarticle MMming. Burial will b*. In Springfield, j >bout the picturea which I nhow'ed say the states would be in a better position MMm - j the Rotary Club. Inc&tfae article to decide upon, provide and finance their own I the statement wa*nu»de that "She Kackowski on the whole prices state services. Now, taxpayers, too, are taking Summit Post No. 138, American: ^ abroad than her.-" increased interest in the problem. Legion, held services for Joseph j is only a partial quotation J Are You received mft*r 5 P wt d that a n Current Comment Funeral Home, 535 SprlngfMdi * * * "^° ' • waiini on Wednesday ^ningith^ wag« . earned by workers th» editor mtut British Doctor* Complain , _, followed by a solemn high „,»„! abroad and learned the coatoffood (Cleveland Plaindealer) of requiem in St. Terek's Churchi and clothing, their (the worker.) 1 of Uvin Being Fair Friction between the medical profession at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. i «* S ^exned higher than Mr. R&ckowaki died on Sunday ours. and the government is one of the inevitable Overlook Hospital after a long I as an American earning my results of socialized medicine. Jlnesa. Ha wia horn in Summit salary in the United States did not This has come to pass in Britain, where all and had lived here all his life- He find my cost of living higher in to. YOUR 20,000 physicians in the socialized health serv- was a veteran of WorM War II,Europe, although a few Items were . in the Army. He was a higher. Migration Hits New York ice have threatened to resign Sept. 25 unless member of the Legion Post and Very truly yours, During the last decade, for the first time j the government accedes to their demand that the Disabled War Veterans. Mr. DOROTHY BETZ, in New York City's history, more people I their claims for increased pay rates be sub-Rackowskl was a meter reader for 33 Upper Overlook Road. Futurj moved out of the city than moved in. A study j mitted to arbitration. made by the municipal planning commission, j The doctors now get a flat fee of $2.50 a PIANO RENTAL-LESSON PLAN based on census figures, shows that New j year per patient and they are allowed to sign Are you looking forward to a Give your children a mean* to grrat York registered a gain in population only jo n a maximum of 4,000 patients, which gives because the excess of births over deaths off- those who undertake to serve the maximum happiness and character improvement relaxation and comfort . . . whet Rent » fine New Spincf Piano—ALJ^iO re- \ set the migration. number an income of $10,000 a year. r ceive.36 piano lessons 6{t highest »tanda dj enjoy life to its fullest, doing whj;| A trend that is quite general througout - This might seem to be high according to AND- 26 music Theory Lensoos—ail tftf i • the country has finally prevailed in NewBritish standards, but we have some misgiv- only - • r'prefer?" -—•--•-—v- •-- York. The waye of retreat from city resi- ings about the quality of service a physician $10.00 PER MONTH. Plus CARTAGE dence to suburban dwelling has been in evi- can render when he has 4,000 patients to If piano is purchased, the entire amount Are you doing anything about dence in most cities for years. Evidently not look after who come to him for every sort LAUTER paid may twi deducted from -the pric*. PIANO CO Inquire Resident Afent, W. C. Smith, Be*ch- even New York's attractions are strong of trivial ailment, as well as when they are wood Hotel. Summit 6-10J4. that future a reality? enough to withstand it. actually sick, because the service is free. MArket 8-SOSO Ml Broad St, Newark Open Wednesday Unlit 9 American population trends are pro- It is obvious that a conscientious doctor A savings account at HILL CITY nounced. A century ago we were chiefly would not want 4,000 patients on his roster, farm dwellers. At the time of the Civil War not merely because he would be overworked, regular amounts saved every p three out of evervjour lived orr farms. Then but because he would not be able to give ade- came the trend tdthe city. The farm popula- quate time to those who needed his services. a sure way to .security. Your re- tion declined stiadily with the exception of Thus it is probable that a great many British insured to $10,000 and cams 2% dividend* that are pa:i a brief period Avhen the depression of thedoctors receive less than $10,000 a year from early 30s drovrf families to the refuge of the the socialized health service, just as it is prob- a year. Oj&en an account this week and let, nothing p« able that a great many clients of the socialized Comfortably Air-Conditioned old homestead. By 1910 one in three lived you from doing something about your own future. health service receive inadequate medical at- on the fariM^ in 1930 the number was one in '•'5 fourteen; now it is one to six. tention. We are becoming a country of suburban The«doctors* remedy for this situation is to Our modern air-conditioned funeral home dwellers. The Census Bureau terms those who seek an increase \n compensation. The gov- FOUNDED 1914 do not live on a fram and do not reside in ernment can always be expected to resist such if another facility we offer for the com- a city or town of at least 2,500 population a demand because it would require higher "rural" fellers. Doubtless there are good taxes, which might disillusion those who have fort of your famijy and 'friends. and sufficient reasons for the description. It been fooled into believing that socialized HILL CITY SAVINGS would seem, however, that the common term, medicine is free, or would necessitate a re- "suburban," ie better. Use of the word "rural" trenchment in some of the government's other creates a mental picture .of a farm and to bar socialistic schemes, which might jeopardize AND LOAN ASSOCIATION confusion it would seem "rural non-farm" the re-election of the promisers of Utopia. CORNER SPRINGr.ljrgr/S. SUMMIT AVENUES population is necessary. The next step in the controversy between^ Every city of any size today is surrounded the government and the medical profession is by residential communities. Thanks to private also inevitable and automatic. It will be a FUNERAL HOME SUMMIT. NEW 1FRSEY autoi and expanding bus • service the terri- move,by the advocates of socialism to speed Springfield Av«. at Morris Summit 6-0211 Summit's Most Conoenieni Place to Sat* tory outside the city limits is within easy up the processes of medical education so that reach of office, factory and school. Modern more doctors will be available to dispense transportation shortens distances. And thus fr#e pills and diagnoses to the people for Americans are enabled to leave the crowded their real and imagined ills. city and locate in an environment available In time this will lead to a relaxation in only outside the boundaries. Elbow room, the standards of the medical profession. The breathing space and quiet beckon in the su- training will be less thorough than it has been burban communities that dot the country in the past. The profession will become less from coast to coast, Suburban dwelling gen- attractive to young men with the highest erally means residing in attractive surround- qualifications, while those of lesser abilities ings without sacrificing the comforts and will find it easier to make the grade. Even- conveniences that go with city living. For the tually—it might take a generation or two— most part the rural non-farm residents retain the quality of medical service will decline. the advantages of sanitation, water supply, fire protection and the other municipal serv- These forecasts will be disputed by the icei. Yet homes erected across the city line Oscar Ewings and the other high priests of result in lest assessed valuation on which to .socialized medicine who are trying to get the apportion the expense of the services. And ris- British system adopted in this country. But ing city tax rates tend to sour the migration. the handwriting is on the wall for those who The population trend- poses problems the will take the trouble to read it. American city before long must solve. The flexible M EMU Read the Small Type, Too (The Providence Evening Bulletin) No, no, it wasn't a mistake. The Kansas While startling international develop- bank president wasn't mistaken when he ment* command the headlines, alert state counted his new bundle of $5 bills and got WE'RE officials are scanning less dramatic domestic $500 the first time, then turned them over ON THE JOB newt from Washington that is also vital to and counted $530 the second. This, we're continuation of our way of government. convinced, is the new flexible $5 bill. People used to talk about the flexible dollar but now Of courw w« believe !„ vacation, . . . fVeryone The latter concerns proposals for a com- it'trfive because everything is up. Six of the prehensive survey of relationships between $5 bills in his bundle, the perplexed banker Wbuslne.. „ ,he bank go« on f,fiy.,Wo week§ federal, state and local governments. None discovered, were $10 bills on the back. The year. has been made since establishment of theBureau of Engraving and Printing in Wash- When your favorit* tfl|rr or Unk officer |g federal systim of government. New Jersey's ington printed them that way. away, two U. S. Senators currently are co-sponsor- And you can't tell us it was a mistake. elM i» alwaya her* to help ing bills authorizing such n study/* It's the new way, of meeting the emergency of high prices and fixed income. These bills Newest storm brewing on the federal- fill a long-felt need. Now all the widow When you are i»nr of ,he growing ihouiand, •t»te government fiscal horizon concerns the whose husband insured his life for $5,000 in tax bill drafted by the U. S. House of Rep- 1934, gay, hag to do is to turn her $5 bills who do their banking at ,h« Thr HrM N.||o|1|||f resentatives. A spokesman for the independent over and she'll have about what her far- Committee on Federal Tax Policy says it issighted husband figured she'd havt. you can S* «ure that your financial affair, th§ "rnoit badly devised M* jmeaaure in our Thrifty people who put certain sums by hiatory." ff« points out that in 1(J Mates col- each week, the way the books say, but feji »• In the hand, of . bank where efficient tectlng their own income taxes, th« fedefal themselves slipping behind no matter, How rpdrapidlyy they advanced ccaa nnow draw out flex- , in Home instances, would result in ible $5. bjlls, turn them over nd buyy what d levies exeetdlng 100 per cent. The they wen saving for. A« a matter of fact, trill ia cited as another example of Federal they can buy a frttla .jwore because the dollar taxation aypTioning state tax resources, today will buy 59 cent* mpxih of what it Som« itate official* are critical not only would buy in J934. .. of tli» collaction ©f Federal tux dollar*, but Wh»n you think of all th« trouM* 4h# tfi« raanntr in which Washington spend* tfiem, Government has b*eti at in order to keej> money and prices in balsnce-riiicreaiied pr^ AN* TRUST COMPANY Ai an •wmpit, they du the < duett Jon, restricted* credit, higher taxes, ttfsay program of f«tftral "franta-tn-ald," o draw nothing of lhter«§interest rrattt i andd thhe FederaFd l •hi itattt into new pmgtMm*; F«d«ral d« «er^ how simpli this revarttblt, flexible, pmttmmuttfof -gr»M§ of fwfidd, While hwvy highly d#.ir»W0 |5 bill Ut And what a •ttmmu ol Wimklingph control airt Inhmmt thingi irti ^ «to *r»nt« SpigMHtor.jcitw uatiaMy tnytt

f| may dtdde a frv#rt |,«Jgr, THE SUMMIT HiRALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST Ifc. »»ll Pin T_ Oil w«»M tealt rolirffHl «t #rt«t Ufa* t««u do not alone determine de- board official |#ld. Engineering, Training Air J*orc« at GuJfpwt. . fertaaeat or induction, the board or pth»r p MJM., jt ftnneuneed_ j«#terday. JNftRUM ti«eryit Th9(He« H. iite- Three Local Men in are given speeial ben, v»*ra, ion of Hr. «nd Mn, «fl»Bli«*t|»d. Form I0S, J»ft. JPIJWI w»» gmduatfed from lo,^e.boerd_i by the tion though they plape Jpw in the Pingry School and attended Am- F. P: "'nbt-n of j*fj Co'qflUj road it-Ms, he added. if taking « two-week reserve Squadron Recently college and containing his aca- htT^ C^egy prior to hi« i-nli#J- fining L.^I'»« tfthp y, «. Naval demic Btandtne el«o IB a ment in the Air Force in January. Training Qenitr, Qr§»t u»Jw, in. it- w*a said. - ' Assigned to Heqdquarttrs We previously was aJaUonsd at Upw completion lit U1 r#tm-n Federated Lackland Air Force U&e, T«. W Three local men are at|#checl to Students )n courses not At Gulfport HAF to hi* »chool M the University of frfdl.ejpenUft] to netionel defense, Pfc, peter. B. Jones, son of Mrs. Iliineii »t Qhi tttr l»&th Ai«Jftf t Control «nd Warning Squadron of the l«d even though they score high E«gin&ld L. Jan^ of HJO Sum- In a whole Jlf«tjme th» "b AC&W Group which ra activat- gvades in tlie examination, are mit avenue, tutu been M»i«ned to, «a» pr«d.uef only 1/lOth af § pouad ed Into federal »ervice August 1 highly vulnerable to iaauction, a of the new Technical of honey, Cut ftt Newark Airport. The men «»;. J»fc. Frank H. Baryemkne, ton of Mr. anil Mr* Frank Boryeilint ef 2T kower Thii la ffOing to fc# » diatribe on the ruanicg down so- Ov«riook roftd;.Pfc, Thom#« H ciety, those WBiaiQUS fofji who *ee the bad before they nee board, Jr., son of Mr. and Mr*. the good, und w&era to like it tti*t wa/y» In ftet* they're *o Iazard of 17 Midland terraete, and busy seeing the bad .th«y m«y never we* the g&od *t all. SAVE BY MAIL Pfe. Henry Cl. Sttfel of 3 Whit- . SAFE tre The squadron iv-eui organiatd eu it, after that opening. deferment teet .results' and the a New Jersey Air National Guard registi^st's «ca4eaalc. Mstorie*. • SAVINGS SPECIMEN B ia the parent — BOUND SHOOK) unit on November SO, 1WJO and The' board ad sse* dittlose the male or female—who carefuMy In- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION was alerted for active duty In number of 'atadepu whose oases BfW WOODMIDGf March. spects a report cjard, full of glow* .were re©|*ea«d because of the test 60 PARK PLACE, NEWARK 2, N. J. Ing earmarks about Susie'* prog- It 'annottneed c-^fy .that "quite -a lL 3-35-20 iiiiV ex¥eplTwlHe"IKtIe note tfial few" h*» beta h»ad!ed. Summit Woman Shorts Susie is a bit care leas in writing Marks achieved oa the draft -111. In $102,715 Estate down Arithmetic problems, «nd Trance* Koby, of 35 Kim itreet, soes Into a di«e-rtaUon on the Summit, will share In em wtate virtues of care, completely Ignor- j valued at $102,715 according, to a Ing Susie's good points which the transfer tax appraisal report filed teacher has emphasised. Susie dis- ELLENT TRAIN SERVICE in King* County Surrogate Court solves in tears, end leaves the last wwk, table, causing renewed anger on E, WASMNfiTON IMI til WEST Th« eit&t« tu l«ft by the local the part of Specimen B. jilOTJI IWir DM! AWAY! woman'* aunt, the late Mary B. SpecimenC Is the neighbor who Brook* of Brooklyn, who died De- come.? to dinner at a so-called EASTERN FUEL DOES IT AGAIN! & O ii the convenient way to go to — cember 29, i960. friend'a houae and returns the in* IMORE, WASHINGTON, and WEST, According to the terms of a will, vitatlon by spreeding •> seriea of i your car to PUinfleld, and board • smooth drawn up and signed on March 11, backbiting remark* about the 1-electric train. You'll ride completely 1929, the Summit woman will re- hosteaa who has entertained 'her, and eomfortabla. And of course, ther« e famoua "tamvul extra" of the Baltimore ,„ ceive a one-third ahare of the real- beginning wiUaHhe unearthly hour io: delicious meals, courteous acrvice, and due ettftte. Two other nieces, Helen at which they ate dinner, and end- n* dependability. Eoby a'n,d , Ruth *-ft, Taylor, wilt Ing with some ctauntle comments on the hostess' problems with her rAKiTHI BIO AT PlAINFiElD FOR share alntila.rly. husband. I0.8-C0.-FT ton, fitttburfh, Akron, Cfevdan*', Toltdo, Olcogo, CtncSnAOli, loulivW», St. Iwh. Oil** Specimen D is the citlseen who t of Wo»M*flKm WWI ttwovflli limping can la Is antl-everythlng, starting with WEEKS anrf Ttxai, ' the home, *nd working ©ut-wards. Ph»n« PUlnHtM 4-47M f#» ln1*m*H»* The children rarely de anything right "though I've told them and TOPAY jjuNtot JCHOOI toi ion AND otro told them." the woman nest-door i Gride* 14.-'WtU-plsonad progx«n wwn BALTIMOREft OHIO RAILROAD ewalteorpreptrtttoo for aJwacal gr»dei. is a dreadful person who actually Itidif KIUJI iuldaoct; »aail citsttt; propei leave* the laundry out overnight, study h>H\M dmiofwi. ResMdM m&a* the .mayor Isn't doing a thing Sp^»ftf, muiic, iiw, onto. Hoi dumtw. about double parking and we ought ; Bu« service. Also College Pr«ptr»tofT- to tosa him out and elect a new CAltMiT 1CHOOL W. Otmm*. 011-3IO0 one—who probably won't do any- thing right cither—and there's PRICED AS LOW AS AN 8! no point in going: away for the USE YOUR week-end because the roads- are crowded with terrible drivers. OLD .(.•>• * •« t * . » . * I. i •«. THESE SPECIMEN^ are busy with their little stilettos before the conversation has barely started. REFRIGERATOR \m\K\\M they dig and twist and undermine, and ie«m to thrive on unpleasant- ness. Evidently they feel much FOR YOUR more puffed thenwelvei If they can find jomething wrong with someone else. And of course they DOWN Redi-Cub« lc« Trey* lace ThafOW Worn Out can, because there's something Wrong with everyone, Including • " "• • themselves. It might }a»t pos#lb!y PAYMBIT! be that they're always belittling • * everyone «LB«, to cover up their AlmniMin Shelves own faults with a nice little smoke IL BURNER NOW! screen. I've nevor figured out a good Chiller Troy way to treat thes* belittlers. They're insidious becauie they are BIG 1951 G-E Greatest so contagious. Even, the meet gen- erous individual fcei* a hard time SPACEMAKER refraining from contracting just s little bit of the belittling disease. REFRIGERATORS OIL HEAT It's so much easier to tear down than to build up, *and oiwe hav* AS LOW AS Ing fallen Into the habit, there you Development in 30 Yrs.1 are, rtght In the groove with all the rest of the backbiters. If you persist in taking note au- dlbly of some attractive qualities COMPARE In the person under discussion, you . FEATURE FOR FEATURE! are accused of Ixing Idealistic, NOT FOR JUSfONI YIAR ... NOT FOR naive, a Pollyanna, A gushing ex- JUST TIN YEARS . . , BUT, FOREVER! ponent of thp "liff can be beauti- COMPARE ful" theifte. Well, it eould be, if D0UAR FOR DOLLAR! OIL-0-MATIC A de luxe General Electric Refriger- MODEL ID 10 ator — almost 11 cubic feet — and LIFETIME with 2J% more food-storage space tMktt older models occupying the engineering did it—produoed a burner DE LUXE 1951 same floor area. up to B0% on heating coata! Now GUARANTEE But mo»t important of all is the automatic oil heat is potslble for a«y REFRIGERATOR fact that you'll get txctlknt food * on HM foment prmrvatkm because of three Mr* Aetuaily metfn ttt «11, $1,000,000 bask G-Etlesign features: d-r-o-p« No wasted fuel. ""-•-. I. Big, exposed rtfriieratta* Wfty-ten Rnftt-e tool* ulr fast, H,V ffiRRVimNI}! let "R . . , forget crthrr-ninnlng operation aaeured aerv- This *1br It for a limited limit 2. UamterkM air dmriatfe* f You can't afford to miss ill proper teM^enMr* ftoea HM UHCttf Owp*ri: OU-O- OIL-AIR NOZZLE Hoity! Huny! average burner I to H 9. 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THE SUMMIT HHUU.0. THUR'"** AUGUST It, US I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS r *•«• t Naval Airman Visits by assessments on both real and 1 • e-tniy »Me line fit th* South 6trt*t vm NEW PROVIDENCt «V personal property. Tickets on Sale Izmir, Turkey ps-i-iiiiou and th»re 10 , end COUttcll t-> bK >""* . Million Dollar The following table gives the Borough's debt retable« for the 0 1 1 1 Rise in Boro Debt last four years: For Young GOP wui* ^*! /,,'. ", -*^ 19«t8 ,, $2,789,45" hmrd 11 j. Borough t tu.it ot UJid* ot 1049 ...... 2,9*5,537 " !:!i Moonlight Cruise i-"i'">s K llatikicy ffoin *»ld {K)S>lt Ratables Shown " 1950 "-...,,»,,..,, 3.302,737 ; i. M u BOROUGH •— An Increase of a ' 1951 4.080,887 HOKOUGH -Tii.i!« '.o, P.< liu-iK 'he CKIII« Un* of '.!!» wewnit Urfion County Younn Hil'Jbhi.mi , .•i-'i ''lp It jill Kurtii 7u Jvitrr<« -49 Action Started to Market million dollars in debt ratables "The 1881 figures," Mr, Clark t i ',! i to f • •-. \t'i I <• t Hi tin /I'I.',, «<•-•. !t»6i f. tl 'imu'r ilt pointed out, "do not ineJiioV «11 "i.Kvmiijibt eruU,- -h> t'u- Hu.l-'i N'I •( 'I II i 1 j 1 1 1 Where'j since '1949 is one of tfiew encourag- the new buildings in the garden Kivt. r. sv'heiiiiii"ii I'" KJ!>'H> ^> I ii-'/Ini, ' u '1. lit' K >o»t N (Hi iii dr- ing aspects of the Lay Committee apartment development opposite tomWr H. ar.- noA K ML- MI . ' IK(. \l. Vh\l KJIIKMI-M'H $145,000 Boro Sewer Bonds on Education's study of the criti- Lincoln School. Buildings coin- New Prevk!«ne«' '»» <" 'lUI '•• 1,1 f >'. 'i" («!.«•• It tiJt«il • m included In the 1952 figure and Committee, and R'"1 '" • il!1 *•l>1 " and Councilman E. L. Kilpatrick, finance chairman, were cording to Robert P. ciark. chair, hence we shall continue to show i man of the Finance subcommittee. juittt-i-woman Mi- i*irl M authorized by Borough Council Monday night to proceed increased debt ratables, StiH'hivr; and in <»ii» I'm. n I;n his report - ;-"Tfte-tables'arts stenifUWt." Mr; lk wjtH the necessary action to sell $165,000 sewer bonds,pFt> 1 .* submitted recently" to the Steering Clark' continued, because they County inuntiip'tlit\ •! ' ceedVof which vvfll be used for the improvement and en- bo n aiuio'iiu-fi "\ Ci'ioiii • C Committee, Mr. Clark pointed out show continuing increases of real largement of. preA-nt * itirp H»i M urea mean that the Boroiifh is i p |>ri',i>"fii l.r* M • .ll'alll A*-l»Ue the Joint .Meeting fa.cr.itiw the Borough or the Union County and the new families—i« also an broadening its debt base They coramiinity's Rrpu'i'u v\ Commit- •ir- through connections in Summit Mosquito Commission, proceeded. important factor in the eventual M • . 1 provide the kind of factual evi- tee is aiding in lie»i l •>»<•» B ' fl t ( in * I 'lit !. Iff PJ'Jt ifd whi%ch have, been approved by that Councilman Stuehler reported on solution. dence that state authorities look !!K Young Hepub i in t' il ' t city aJjd the Joint Meeting, 1 a conference with tin- Mosquito The substantial continuing in- for when passing judgment on re- Kiiztthwh, Summit r'lin I The bends will be issued for « Commission stating that agency Is creases in debt ratables year af- in I quests from communities seeking \VlMtfTpM7— whuii 'i l.:!!-> t .f 30-year period and will mature in also working under a limited budg- ter year will help the community to exceed their debt limit." I--, • t ^-\ 1 -^i"b J-n J , '"'«"•'** Ww- «":' '"•• >:i * pcl1'* multiple* of S5.000 each. Interest et and could probably do nothing in two way»; (1) by Increasing the newly incorporated I'nlon (. YOUII*J Rppublicaris f> '.41 «•.) W t-f - '"f 11 t'.p " • , ...,. ,,.rt!..-it,f payment date has been let at Oc- >mor e than /spray this year;' out Borough's legal debt limit, which After working most of the sum- tober 1. i that the new year with a new is set by law, as the average of mer, the Steering Committee has The iTiiis<\ nbixi'ti l'it II -; i » M Council h« planned to seek al- j budget might pffer real help in debt retables for the preceding arrived at the report'-writlng Riwr IXiylincr. • • I'i • !. . : «.1 Tin i or ternate bids for the whole sewer.I the situation. The petitioner* told tliree ye»rs; and (2) by spreading stage. Tlie preliminary reports of ant." will leave Kei ii.ttion I'H i in t.. 1 seven study groups who have in- fcllziibt-'thport, at ? n j'in "ii s, p. • • ' I • .• 1 • M 11 '«•: ' * ',' undertaking. j how children in the. area all sea- the tax burden among -a larger . . . U fllTt ljr,U^ number of taxpayers. vestigated various proposed solu- tembf-r 14, proceed to Indian Point \i ;M'- v. '•• c ': , 1.1 1 r '\ I' '<"- ", ', ,1-ii J; ffim nj dedl- ' son had been ill, but not present- ••e •••1 h t c p- ,i ,««i) rv A ] v'!,i». j "^ '^ r heat quality nr*,\ Fell»««y Bond Action Alhed tions to the classroom shortage and return to rii'.ihi .• 'i • 11 • • i!(t lit 1 i if-'\ I ' " '" ' " service ur U%\ illne.«s was traceable to the pool, on real property only. Taxes, how- • • 1' 1 1 ' \I 1 ii • 1 1 A . 1 1 "'! =!» '"' Ffllsway road in the Feliaway de- long-term solution which does.-not 1 give a quant ',. Oakwoml Park Civic Oroup ever, HTPT! tsed on «. community's •freshnifnts 'will nt-'M i^h I'M ' • \ ''ill 1 .1 ' • .' 1 '*'•''* velopment a.sked fiction on the involve exceeding: the Borough's nionnUght ' cnii.^i' \i >h u- i '• • i « 'i 1 . ' ' ,' . ! ' -• binatibn. tax ratables, which arc determined (i-,t: < .• -...U! :*te» pending improvement of tfwit Oakwood Park Civic Associa- statutory debt limit, Ii ' 1 1 I 1 1' |t 1 i' 11 > •• '- first ruitjng of this -011 -Pivi i Ml K . V .• ;, ,.•!>!<• ' 1 • ' » " street. Warren Grubine asked, for tion, represented1 by, George Soffel |,, ... , ,1 „ , ,,,, ,, h, AT* t> , i'. tj.c 'u4Mr.fr pto- A Final Report Committee com- iws (tie 'endorsement of the n n*ii- R1H t a "definite'commitment" Against as spokesman, asked that dead- the Board of Education act* sep- posed of 'Raymond Cobb, Milton lar Republican orjnnir itloni of » >tl -M... 1-, <>i. wend *-a,-t M , vja-rt i> what he charged was "repeated end sigris be placed on three streets arately on this matter, he at the Anderson, and Mr. Clark is cur- Union County, assurance" by Hugh Stearns, the in that area. Mayor Hansel!, cit- same time expressed the hope that rently at work consolidating pre- Chairman Cuss, in 1111110,11.1 iii^ i* d • 1 •'• I! ' Nil I» 'i\t- I ' •' ' developer, "on the road which was ing his experience on Pittsford school authorities would come to liminary reports of subcommittees. never, kept." Ernest Sauchcz also way, questioned whether dead-end tSie ticket distribution fl.ui'. iiii- council sometime this fair on the The Final Report will be present- •phasizfd tliat the brut 1 idi 1- df- • . f •< . ,,. ,,,, M „ .,. tl , ^v' ,,,'!(. o-.'. »• . • asked about the improvement of signs would serve the purpose, in- matter. ed to the entire Lay Committee, N •' 1! ,-• , •> "i. i •#-, Is, '<'i '! -? Forest road in the terns develop- asmuch as motorists atlU aeem not signed to attroct c»>unt\ iidi F's" >i, -i^ fp,.» i>-(.re ,2) ,1:!] !'1K •' " PMMUO Street Traffic which la composed of more tfian 0! all ages from all municipalities. ment charging that automobile* to notic* lh«'»lgna on hia street. v MuiTil" \\P" f \>»'i "" i*n'tt 1 ! Ordlr.s'r.re will b# »ubtnitt«d for con* I 'Villiam M. Baker of Pa«aio 80 persons .representing most-off "Our mBin purpose ", he stated, is ST1' "nVl.-ci"-!! Fin* "•> 3 •»»• ' slderstion knd fln»l p«*»«g* *t Vb»\ were "seriously" damaged going The quesupn wai"" raised whether street aaked what relief could be 1 In and out of the area, relief could be granted to the poor the church, civic, and social or- j to bring together Republicans "'"p -1 •' 1 1' , given to the traffic hazards on ganizations in the Borough. from a!! 'over the county for o M I condition of one end of Common- 4 l Mr. Stearns explained that he that highway now with the ap- The next meeting of the Steering pleasant iinrt enjoyable outing." had posted a $30,000 bond to in- wealth avenue. Council indicated proach of school opening. Ezckiel that the possibility was doubtful Committee is planned for August Many public officials and party jure the completion of the road Carter, also a resident of that 23 in Lincoln School library. which meant keeping twice that because the developer was no long- leaders are xpected to p«rtici- 1 street, said he had clocked more (i capacity group of •mount tied up in the bank. > He er in constraint, than 400 cars in the hour and a 3,000 citizens. SGEDS J said that Charles Grillo, a reput- Mr. Soffcil, along with other half when youngsters would be "0 r Paca Auxiliary i ei able contractor, recommended by residents, raised questions as to going to and from school. Mayor i Hi . Borough Engineer John J. Kentz when the mail delivery, service Hansell said that council is very Sabias Plan t ' would proceed the following day from door to .door would go into cognizant of th-e hazards and that Harvest Fair Set i'trrtl No Fertilizers with construction should weather effect. They were told that the - perhaps the only effective meas- i 2nd Honeymoon 1 < 1 be fa\ orab!e. The developer also inauguration of such service ure would be the presence of an stated there was a problem in get- I _ BOROUGH-Mr, #nd Mm , Vito awaits only the completion by Bor- officer. He said that in the ab- For -Labo. , r Day- jSabis. .of Third street will Jeove Peat Moss ting material, the State having ough Engineer Kentz of the num- sence of Councilman Frank A. M i priority in some matters. He ex- BOROUGH—Women's Auxiliary ; Monday for « two "weeks vamtion n-t bering of the Streets where the Pizzi. police commissioner, noth- of the Paca Club is planningr it* : .:i th.Mr second hon-ymoon on a pressed the belief that the roads x :tn • j GRASS SEB^ service U contemplated. • Mayor ing further could be reported at annual Harvest Fair for Labor; four of Camula nnd'^rw York in the area would be completed Efanaell explained that the section 1 the time. The question of putting Day starting at 2sP. m. This was : state, .sine,. Mr, S*bin who L-= Hi- •• «n \ t* 1 K within 10 days. of the borough on the Murray Hill f v,y n • Garden Supplies and Tools I school signs on the street was announced yesterday by Airs, j *m-iatrrf with the Summit-Now t n I ,1 1 Drainage Problem Aired side of the tracks will continue 1 referred for legal advice. John Dastl. president.^,,. - j iToviden.v BUR Linos, h;« t» t«k« 'if '' r Three residents from Edgewood to be serviced by the Murray Hill Tax Collections Up The affair will be helcKon the < >i 1 t -j post office. hi.s vacation now, the Subi;^ will Power and Hand Mowers avenue asked relief from what Councilman Kilpatrick reporting Paca Club grounds oft-Livingston 1 id , * ' they charged is & mosquito in- ri!i>r,- formally celebrate their 2*''h The mayor aaid that his mail ad- as chairman of the finance com- avenue. One of the features of the uinivirMiry next November. On r 1 1 Lawn Rollers and Spreaders for Re?""" fested pool to the rear of their dress was Summit, while that of mittee said that $141,000 or 48 per afternoon will beal ball game be- ! ' properties which they alleged re- •the tour, the Sahiaa will be «u*cojn- 11 \ c 1 Councilman Robert Badgley was cent of the 1051 tax levy had been tween rnember^of the Auxiliary prtnied by Mr. Snbin'fl brother-in- sulted from the action of a de- Murray Hill and that Councilman collected which is ahead of the and the Paca Club. For the chil- 1 veloper in the area. Councilman !nw Jind -A-ifc. Mr. nnd Mrs. 51. Stuehler still had another address, same period last year. He eaid dren pony, rides will, be available Moivfinf) ,o' Stirling:. ~~ L. W. BALDWIN C( Carl M. Stuehler, chairman of Chatham, RFD. that $17,000 or 87.6 per cent of and possibly a merry-go-round. road* and drainage, explained When the School Budget? the anticipated 520,000 in back Various articles will be sold in- MURRAY HILL that budget limitations somewhat A. margin ofverror <>t ivbout 10 Leonard Robinson of FelLsway, taxes had been collected. cluding food, M 1 hampered any possible relief which P'T cent iiui.tt Wxcontrdr-d in t\i- Free Delivery >. m. member of the Lay Committee An ordinance was introduced to Mr*. Dasti emphaaizea that ev- timate."»_ of the totfl.1 vvorid pop\i!ii- \ r ' S "olHSHucatiorr, asked when the first vacate portions of Mountain ave? ery effort b being made to make tion b*se'.l on UK»<"K countrU» OPEN PROM f to 12 SUNDAY MORNING! render. Both he and Mayor El»- reading of the next school budget nue and Glenside road. The ordi- the day one for the whote family. (which conduct periodic counts. worth K. Harwell emphasized the would be held. Mayor Hansell ex- nance is published in full in this necessity of procuring easement* plained that this ordinarily cornea issue of the Herald as .«:'. legal on private property before any in February. While explaining that advertisement. v

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NEW PKOVIDiNCI ey^ry 10 hour*- The slogan of the this year of Victor Johanraon, but Enrollment of 810 by 1956 Plans Advanced Lions to Welcome International Association of ateo, in boys and girig program Club,* i# "piborty, Intelligence, pur \which is higalig-lited each year with Nation's Safety." ,,, '' • I a party for the youngsters at Chrat For Establishing District Leader New Providence-Berkeley Heights Will Call for 10 More Rooms Liona Club is t unit of the Inter- mas time and Eausfer. The local irmlH for th rough the office of Salvatore Adult Education On Visit Tonight national Association of Lions Lions have also given support to Del Due*, building inapector. His TOWNSHIP — With a 50 per cent increase of stu- TOWNSJJIP-Mwnber* of Col- BOEOL'GH-The Lions Club ot Clubs, which k dedicated to com- many community undertaking* $122,910 munity betterment in all iu as- — permits for 13 report WM recently received by dents by 1956 at Columbia School to a total of 810 com- umbia School PTA executive com- New Provijieflet-B<;rke!«y Height* one of- the latent having been to pects; to national and. economic, 1 ally dwelling* *«<* tiitf Township Committee, pared to this year's 540, there will be need for at least 10 mittee met with tthe Board of will welcome W. H. Wood-ride, dis-. supply funds for the lettering of Fees collected for the month, more classrooms. This was revealed at a meeting of the social and cultural progress; and action In the town- Education Monday night for §»- tri$t' governor, 'of District 16-E, the Fire House in palate St. , . |th amounted to $122,- $2«3. were turned over to Joaeph Lay Committee on Edueatiqn at its Monday night's meet- to the promotion of international the permit* tMU«d WJ&no, township treasurer. ng at the serial under the chair- tabUahlng « parent or adult edu- Utona International, which includes understanding and amity. Irs al! thea« fields, Lions International manship of Edward F. Mues, Jr. side. It was emphasized that the cation .program here this fall f< 31 clubs in Essex and Union Coun- Home From Canada The Lay Committee arc a term of 10 weeks. T ties, The distric^ t governo^ r is _ kaa won strong influence and ore* Stores conservative enrollment of 810 by C 1 1 TOWNSHIP Mr. arid Mrs. H- FRIDAY NIGHTS their «tudy rt the ,request of While not a&steting in a,-budgtt- mJmber"of"suH)mlt 'won7wHh a f ' ** because-of \U counilf:m ^n- Open ••-".•< the ' Board of Education. The 1956 would nii»,n;ati average of W perfect attendance rtc&fd of (>igh.t Ls!ruct»Vfi Ktiward gpulgr ..and . family, of ARI Hil 9 P.M. students to each of the nine tiry way, the Board vyif) donate I ( : Committee will meet again next yeara. a aenior ma-ster key member -Providence-Berkeley Heifehta ; p r i n <: >• to n avenue,' Berkeley I grades. At tije present time only uee of the sehpol >'ui!ding. The Tuesday night at the school PTA will take the responsibility and a past deputy district governor, Lion* Club ha* taken wide inter«t | Heightg> rt.turne(1 4st week (rom three grades, the kindergarten, , Mr. Mut-s tmid the study Is pro- Of the Adult Ktiueaton Progmtn. The district Lions Srader will in community activities not only ! • [MIT SHOPPING NIGHTS ceeding along a scientific bksl* first and second have two classes having established a strong blind- \ a vacation at Umter. l^st Lodge, Buianilt Area Chunbrr of ('ommtftt In the rnpa'ntime the PTA will visit the local club et-a dinner and i* on the ultra conservative each with possibly one or two ex-conduct /twinr- type of survey meeting today at Keller's Grove. aid program under "the leadership i Muskokw, Ontario, Canada. ceptions. Another fact which was whjchx*?iij help determine the -Berkeley-Height*. The purpose of stressed that today only 35 to 40 course of study on an' interest his visit will be to advise and assist are being graduated each year baiia. Clas,u.» will be held on a President Ezekiel Carter, Secre- BEAUTIFUL WALL-TO-WALL CARPET whereas-up to 80 student* wlU be,per cost basin, the fee for each tary Frederick Behre, and the offi- entering school each year. •./' ciaaa being ba«cd upon its sise aad cera, directors and members of the The chairman also comiripiited: the. coat of maintaining that elms, club en matters pertaining to Lions 'These figures are an Intelligent with special reference to tha in- administration «nd the Lions great estimate rather than, a hasty structor.' In selecting a staff the program of humanitarian service. gucm We cannot consider ex- Board of Education will collabor- Lion Wood»lde la one of ^**3 dis- trernes such aa aewers ate with th« PTA. trict governors who supervise the which would an overnight The PTA will start .its fall pro- activities of 8,S(>9 Lions Cluba. growth. Our/ figures are bas«d gram with a tea for the faculty There are Lions Ciubs in 31 coun- upon p^e/tent growth over the paat end members of he Board of Edu- tries of the world with a member- five yepci. We cannot adjuat our- cation on September 18, Class tea* ship of over 417,000." During the selvejKfor unusual building apurts. 1 will ba staged following thin at fiscal year 1950-51, 880 new^Llona /A. next Tuesday * ine*Unari Ken- t°_ ^_announce

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STORE THE SUMMIT HERXLO. fBWSPAY, AUSUST It. ftgi. e bur ban Home Fucing ... Created for Charm and Children Right Colors (inning this week, The Summit Herald Parents' ees a new feature ... The Suburban Help Create )wners* Page, Restful Rooms Problems is the aim of The Htrald to give Its Knowledge of the effect of •vari- ous color * on the emotions is be- By DONALD M, MAYNARD articles of interest to both the home coming increasingly important to bid the home maker! These articles will the horaemaker who wants to dec- omte Ber home most comfortably. quiet suggestions rather than variety oi fields, including household For e«a0iple, she should know the "Bossy" Youngsters scolding or any form of extran- decorating ideas, child raising, local fole played by e^Ior in making a What it the bett approach to a eous punishment. Sometiiaes par- bedroom restful and sleep induc- five-yeur-old who it inclined to ents tell their children that they fcate transactions, gardening and both ing. ' ..." boit her younger ptaymateif can't play with younger children Of course, the most important In as much as you imply your until they are willing to do. BO and interior home maintenance. factor in restful sleep t» good daughter's "bossiness in not ex- without bo&slng them. sleep .equipment which will give treme," there is no cause for At times thia may be frffective, 11! the proper kind of support and: al- alarm on your part. Five»year-olds although there is a, danger that low ibe sleeper to tosc and turn at frequently tend to boss younger it may stifle qualities of leadership, [Care Packaged" will, resting every part of the body. children, although it also should be that temporarily are expressing AjL3*fWJt* >t \'...... ^. If all other condition* in the bed- noted that many at this age be- themselves in this unfortunate room &r« Meal, but tfie. naattress come a bit less ''bossy" than for- manner. III Cat Here's • housa that offen th« luxury of sweeping contoan and th« utility of spacious terraces for merly. Mortgage Plans children's play sad Adult recreation—*U on a lot only 7« ttet wide, Fieldstone watU and tkimmj, bar- has a worno.ut sag in the middle, moniiing %jth gracefully-battened plywood, giva th* exterior a permanent tidiness. The rear terrace* sleep will not b* restful or com- As you supervise the pley of with sunk** sand pit, is sheltered on three sides and has easy *ee*m to kitchen window buffet Each fortable, ' these children, suggest to your Paying for Home Work (Winter Prove Popular large bedroom has two closets and ia cross-ventilated. Four picture window* in the Living room and dining daughter that "It's fun to take Pastel Hue* Should children be paid for lid be saved In heat- ell overlook both garden and front terrace. turns doing what each one wants doing uork at home—walking The tendency is growing in vari- So, bedding; ibould be the first xt winter if all home ous sections of the country to in- to do," and then quietly guide their dishet, mowing the lawn, and *o take a few dimple consideration. Then, much can be activities so that the younger chil- forth? clude in the home mortgage such doite witft color to create a restful jmmer to condition major appliances as etovea, refrig- dren have some of their wishes This problem is whether or not atmosphere. The best colors for granted.' • _. ';• • plants for efficient erators and laundry equipment. one should pay children for; work ording to experts, use ia & bedroom are: Pink, or- In doing this you vmay need to done at home oannot be separat- ^"indicate that up to It la part of an effort being made chid, pale yellow, .Slue, green, .guard against the tendency to pay ed from that of en allowance. fof the average fuel by banki' insurance firms«m$ other Cr^am, violet, ivory and lavender. !inore attention to the young chil- As a member Of the family each saved by taking all mortgage-lenders to capture mil- , Colors which should not be used dren's wishes, than to your own child should have aome of the ensures possible now, lions of dollars of financing that in. large amounts in a bedroom child's desires. In other words, try privileges that go with family srage person doesn't customarily goes to installment fi- are: Red, maroon, orange, purple, to see that there is fair play on membership. One of these is a : about cold weather, nance organizations. brown, taupe, plum,, wine, black the part of all. sharB of. the family income. Thh conditioning of the Under the ''packaged mortgage" and White. Touches of'these col- If your child should become ex- will take the form of an allowance, enn aave 10 to 15 per plan, payment* for the major itema ors, however, may be effective as tremely demanding in her play with the amount to> be determined by nsumption. Any pro-jof horn* equipment would be in- accent notes. younger children, it may reflect a the ege and needs of the child and Disturbing Tones. !ea!er can offer this j eluded as part of the long-term resentment against older children the atatus of the family bank ac- The reason for the do's and mlng service, which j amortized mortgage on the home, who boss her, or even against you count. dont's about these colors can be and your husband. I don't believe Generally speaking, the allow- advantage of pre- f'rhe result, proponents of the idea understood by comparing their and uncomfortable i claim, is> to provide a complete this is the cauae of your daugh- ance should be large enough to characteristics. Take, for exam- ter's behavior, however. meet the basic needs of the child Juring the cold sea- home without exerting too heavy a ple, red— a don't for bedrooms— financial burden on the buyer. Therefore, let me recommend and to provide a few luxuries, but and its distant cousin pink. Red should not be so large that he feels urea whiGh can be i Instead of paying for a Move, re- is characteristically warm, rich no need for saving or wise spend- ;pertsfxSay, will save j frigerator and laundry equipment and stimulating. In ft bedroom, it ing, i dolfars. Addition of j within 18 months or two yeara with would lie disturbing rather than Dual-Purpose Just ai the child should have |tb hand-fired equip- necessarily high monthly payments soothing. Pink, on the other hand, some of the privileges that go fuel expenditure 10 iar is required by ordinary-install-' Ijrgajvyoathf-tirancr dainty, Ideal along with family membership, ao nnd Increase corn- ment buying,-only four or five dol- in creating a happy, peaceful feel- Furniture Fine should he assume some of the re- |me time, lars a month in added to the month- ing. sponsibilities thet inhere in this Hrtg measures, such ly home mortgage payments in Other good bedroom colors have relationship. These involve work storm windows, contrast to the $15 or more nece*- For Apartments around the home and yard. Let similar characteristics. Blue de- Even though finding a two-room, wall Insulation, aory under the conventional install-, children and parents decide to- netess spaciousness and tranquil- bath and kitchenette apartment Is |n the above simple ment p'an. lity, most dc;j!rsbie in a bedroom. gether what are to be the responsi- jermnnerst imp rove- a rare bit of luck these days, the bilities or the children. Public utility companies* through- Green is characterized as cool, fortunate finder will want to fur- re money during the ! out the country have greeted the restful and quiet, aac! is very easy nish it with plane end hopes of a If, for example, washing dishes the house. td«»a as sound. Long ago- they dis- j on the eyes, wonderful in a very larger home sometime In the fu- and mowing lawns are included, as well they may be, certainly householders to j covered that home owners delayed j sunny room. Violet and lavender ture, lt-rtn out the firo- j the purchase of appliances simply I are also cool colors which express children should not be p&id for All Homes Need Thia will require careful thought them, there will be emergencies, of their heaters, t»> becmifie the 'normal installment Hardwood Floors Feature J daintiness, reserve and femininity. and planning. Each piece must cantHn flame, to also,' when it lg necessary for the payment WM too great when added I Pale yellow la light and cheerful, have a high functional value for pipe fittings ortd First Aid Kit '' line in a rather dark room. entire family to pitch in and help, to the payment* on the house. the present end still be of use on without any thought of monetary , and to esarn- The policy of including standard Styling Suited to Home I A homemade first aid kit Ls ft i •ike sure th«--y fit the happy day -when a larger home award. quality home-operating equipment Floor attractiveness is a "must" dwelling Is a. low-cost house or a i ;nan(jy item to have around the' rftomx arid bed- ; is possible. On the other hand, If, over and in UK- mortgage loajn is sound for ft well planned home, expert*. pretentious mansion, whether it is ' house for flecidents and everyday ean l>*' divoked : furnished in the modern mood or CAN DO j It is best to choose individual above the duties regularly as- "wV4mffk^% tending." heads of sev-in interior decoration point out. cuts and bruises. ?rs. For in»t.ine«\ hi one of the numerous period nso- • pieces instead of the conventional signed to children, they are asked ltor Hit oil-jvtint eral banking associations -have This principle to b*>hiR recognized The fo:lowing articles are "nvj»t" suite for the email apartment be to do specific tasks for which the by more bomejriakors nowadays tif.f. YOB Cai Modernize family ordinarily pays, someone an sllvrr or hrorue, The species generally preferred for the kit: roll* of adhesive tape cause of their adaptability to vari- t» efficiency 10 pet In this way the borrower in deal- than ever before. k ous rooms. ele, then Tsee no reason why they Placing greater emphasis, on is oak. Unusually durable and easy The M Baifehb should not be paid for doing- them. ing with «nly one lender instead of of varying widths; sterile cotton,; Multi-purpoee furniture—furni- floor styling, discriminating hom«- to maintain, oak flooring is famed But these will be exceptional eases it th*1 expert* «nix* with the architectural the land against letting children think of fkirut you use -into i through separate installment con- btH'Oh, birch and pecan also are tourniquets-; a tube of sterile white ; many homes across j ls» excellent for close quartern. It j intcti. The total financial load rar- style nnd the furnishing? of thrir which have in their bathrooms the work at home primarily in terms w-. By filling bins homes and which nr.* readily adapt- commonly used. vaseline for minor burw; scissor*:! L» convenient in any room and al- of monetary award. )wrtpr,s w i • I insurej ned by the borrower i# reduced in Of the three genera! types of old-fashioned type of bathtub most ft necessity in « small one. able tr> change in decorative plow. boric acid; compound tincture of j with legs. . - giins! the c|!»(.T»m» t he early years of the loan and the' hardwood flooring -- strip, plank Otwerv-rns of thte trend have benzoin antiseptic; and aromatic While these sturdy and capa- Outstanding practibillty among The Family~Circle cold srmp in early rale of interest is the same aa Wat noted an increaied us*1 of hard- and parquet —• strip i«s by far the spirits of ammonia. the various multi-purpose pieces (resultant l«it -minute paid for financing th« rest vt the most extensively employed. Its cious fixtures have done long and wood, which consistently has been faithful service, thiy are now are the sectional eofas, which can We hear much about how im- popularity h due largely to its cost of the home. / -, the favored flooring material for out of date in terms of our mod- be used es one, two or three in- portant it h for /amiliet to be versatility and, economy. Always in DEEDS American nome*. Kine-tentha of the itxcaro.lJ.Tied... standards. _..... dividual pieces; the studio couch together. Our children are reach- new homea in many communities However, there's a reasonably or^sofa-bed which serves ~ea w sofa ing the age when they wont to bm practically any stylo of home in tate transactions in the City of with the gang mott of the time. are being equipped with this mate- simple and inexpensive method during the day and &a an extra rTowel Design any price bracket. Costs vary with Summit have been recorded in the bed at night; the console cabinet* They don't like to hang around rial, office of Herbert J. PRSCO«, reg- for modernizing an old-style bath- the epeciea and grade, but as « j for storage space, campact nests of home, play garnet with the family, ..JBffcfdjrood.. .flooring^ is _ avrtilnble ...istcr, ..Qnittywuse,. Elisabeth.;, _ tub. Perhap, if you're not in a •rnic;* Hrie at-lowr table* and the coffee • table that *t£. fmnklr, w« like for them Ut. In weverai' apec'ies and"ty'pVft "The*e position' to" put"'fri'a" new "tub,' yoif cost than the other y Mr. find Mrs. Charles I*"Bode can easily be raised to dining be with their friendt and we lilt* have a wide price range depending will want to take this alternative. As the name implies, atrip floor- to Helen Bode B!«ck, unmarried, height. to be uith gtun. Should We try upon such factors

completely. Your Dollar Has Greater ••ddl* bag pot i. 'taUMir b»lt- R*4- irttn or blu» J«g. Llttl* «l»t«r »!«•' Buying Power Now. 8 to 6x ~~ „„ A at •• Bit «Ut«r «1K

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* >,.<^ Hanu, *>nr of Mr. and Mra Ralph with late hat to match and car-Suburban followed. month at her home In Orlando, ried spring flowers. Fla. Miss Aecorsy is employed at the Voted Most Popular rs SchuySer Williams of Far HUi»> Mrs. Philip R. Woodside was Fanny Farmer Store-. Her fiance Miss Krieger waa graduated Leo Kymer, the bride's brother, matron of honor. Philip R. Wood- Mrs. R. S. Sweeney of 6 Beek- served as e .corporal in t"he Air from Kent Place School and Vats- of West Orange waa best men end Mde, brother of the bride, served man; terrace spent a few days' va- Force during World War 2, He in School MINK: : sar College. Glenn .Miller of Summit and Matas best man. cation At Shawnee Inn and Coun- now is^employed aa a carpenter. Naturally, because it's a genuine Persian • Mr. WilhamS is an alumnus of coin Greenidge of Chatham ush- Mra. Pearl is a graduate of Sum- try Club, Shawnec-on-, Pinery- School and the University ered, _•• ", , Edwards atyled^for-youth shoe. teskrat mit High School and was employed Pa. , of vft'gmih. During World War II The bride's mother wore a gowii In the sales service department of More important, it ia constructed Bearer . he served in the Pacific theater as of dusty p'nk with mauve acces- Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc. Mr. end Mrs. SanfopcKfr Ket- to support young feet, pro- SqulrfoJ a first lieutenantHn .the Seventh sories and an orchid corsage. "The Mr. Pearl, an alumnus of Man,- cham of Beekman ,poa'd with Scott vidf growing room; and defy wear. Why not see us soon? l ' Air Force. He Si» now wittj the New bridegroom^ mother wore a lilac tueket High School, served .with, and Audrey Ketcham are spend- York firm, of Faber, C<»A and colored gown with white acces- the U.S. Navy for two years. Upon ing a rnontn'at- their summer Your children deserve the Mortens benefits of careful attention Gregg. Mr. Williams is the brother. sories and an orchid corsage. hi» discharge from the Navy- he home in Maine. by our fittjiig experts. Racoon xof Mrs. Donald dishing McGraw, Mrs. Schriner chose en aqua suit entered Tufts College, Medford, •ndmu)7 JW of Madison, and of the late with b'aclt accessories for herMoss:, where he majored in chprn- After a trip covering the Finger other* \ Captx 'Robert L. Williams. traveling attire The couple will • i»try, graduating in June, 1S50, with Lake region, Niagara Falls, Ham- An October wedding is planned motor to the shore for ft week, and his B. So. in chemistry, During the ilton and Toronto, Ont.t trie Ar- Dean Irvine Goddard of Chithe- n motor to Ann Arbor to their school year 19?0-&l,''Mr. Pearl at- thur G. Lairds of 24 Windsor" road If prescriptions are needed dur- cago, Illinois, xhas taken a per-home. tended the ffraluate school of have returned home. ing vacation, Rogers Pharmacy 1Y PRO vmanent residence-^t Hotel Subur- Mrs. Schriner is a gmduite of chemistry at New York University give a mail service tjjat Is "quick x Chatham High School and Ann Miss Beverly Jeanne Welsh, like a bunny.'" LetpRogers care ban^ -x under a teaching fellowship. He Is lONDITIONED "Arbor Secretarial School and is daughter of Mr. and_Mrs. Francis for your vacation needs in medi- •«6w employed as a chemist with I. Welsh of Valley View avenue, employed with Tovvnsend and Bot- the U.S. Government. cines and film developing. REPAIR SERVICE tom in Ann Arbor. • , ; recently waa awarded a first prize —~- * * • ; ; Mr. and Mra. Pearl are spending in the annual flower arrangement Me. Schriner is a-svnto'r at' the The greatest boon to a house- , Watcf? Repairs their honeymoon in New England. show sponsored by the Mantolok- wife is a kitchen ventilating fan. s .University of Michigan School of They will make their home in Pearls Resfrung Dentistry. He. Is « . member of ing Yatch Club. The exhibit w«.s The new ones reverse to give the IJTCO. Perth Am boy. from a yellow nquash Particular most benefit. Lot David J. Flood Engr«ving\ Delft^Sigraa Delta end Phi Sigma IIHG STREET menion was Riven for ite excellent show how they take in fresh air "New Jersey's Smartest Shoe Shops" Plating KappoX 1NGT0H.X.J. Son to Thomsons line detail. Beverly ie summering or expel cooking odors. Crystals Fitted Mr. and Mra. William W. Thom- with her parents at their home in • * * 383 Springfield Ave. 6-8 Washington St. Immediately \ Births son of Phi infield' announce the Mantoloking. Shifman is a famous name in •It N«w in fun To Mr. and MrsN^ofrey Fornaro I birth of a son, Glenn Ramsey bedding. That is why The Doyle SUMMIT, N. J. MORRISTOWN, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Monroe, CARLANS of 3* Aubrey strectN|i daughter, j Thomson, on July 14. Mns. Thom- Furniture Store so highly recom- son is the former Betty Ann Smith, and son Paul, have moved to their mends all Shifman products. Visit Your 1\wimijnt1tr Jrtcrler born August 6. ' \ I recently completed home at 12 Bris- .... Stet* Open Fri..KVM. "til 9 I'. M. \ lo Mr. and Mrs. NutiolaSsfusc-o ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. their spacious store if you are x Smith of 777 Springfield avenue. tol Court, Chatham. They formerly shopping for quality products. *I9 Springfield Ave. Su. frlllS fif\J4 River road; a son, born »\u- ; lived at 20 Locust drive. ... Mr, Thomson- is the .son of Mr. and The Trost Bakers are back on To M_r. and .Mrs. Alfred Furst ; Mrs. \V. T.'Thomson of 117 Tulip Mr, and Mrs. Esmond S. Fre-the job preparing all the wonder/1 of Spring.fie'id, avenue, New Provi- j street; • neau of,, 147 Summit avenue are ful pies, pastries, cakes and cook- j FRES/ slence. a daughter, born August 6. ' ies that make eating such a pleas- j V guej»t<» at the Beach House, Scon- ILDREN AT THEIR BEST To Mr. oml.Mrs. John Hozucka Russell Kerbys Have a Son set, Nantuckot Island, Mass.. where urc. Their vacation is over for j To Mr. on*}, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerby of another year. Stop in, stock up! j Back To School Wear of «3<5 Springfield avenue, « they will stay for the month, of .\mazinfc "• Page Book on Home 133 Summit avenue, became the • * * .-•''' ' daughter, born AtJ^ust 7. August. Remodeling . . . Hints . . . Sug- For Boys and Girls x parent!) of a son. Stephen David It you can't get owrfy for a holi- To Mr. «nd Mrs. {ioorgo Meyi-r Her by, born at Orange Memorial Mrs. John W. Hornscy of 145day, at leest take A holiday from ; gestions . . . Plans . . AH to of BfliUtsroi road, n daughter, born Hospital on Friday, August 10. Summit avenue is spending tbe cooking. Hill City Delicatessen has j Help You Modernize Your Home Its — SKIRTS August 7. ' \ anil Save Money. irduroy — msitching j*i Mrs. Korby is the former Eleanor month of August at Lake St. Cath- delicious home-baked meats sal- j To Mr. and Mrs. John iSehwon- Reynolds, Mr. Kerby is with the ads, beans arid macaroni to delight ; |o«l — Special Fabric* haus.ter' of 29 Galci driveNNcvv erine, Poultney, Vt. In Variety !du- firm of Mceer & Griffin in you. Save your labor. ] Don't ,l/i»* (truing T/it'd Helpful Providence, a daughter, born Ay- Summit. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson W, Glancy . (to Size 16) SLACKS gust 7. and daughter, Judith Ann, of 5 Save your pennies, it's the pen- Hook. Jrduroy To Mr. and Mrs. Ijojiis Cmco i Mountain avenue liavp returned nies that make the dollars. Dol- : Fool of Charwood In no. New Provi- t from a week spent at the Bryn lafs surely grow fast «t Investors Also see our full size Exhibit* of complete kitchens and ibnrdinp dence, a daughter, born August 9. ;Secretarial Training Mawr Hotel, Ocean City. Savings & Loan, Millburn. That other ln-lpful idea* on home building or modernizing. Kayon AT PROFESSION AX LEVEL is because 2K-% dividend is added j • Now tit tbe •ilTjnt»«e» of K»lhirint Five Summit young women left annually to your account. Why j N'o rost to you and no obligation. Ciibb> sccrcriritl crainina «rc oflcroi in Sunday to spend a week at Sea- take less? J SUMMIT ANIMAL Montclair. One «nd Two Yc»r Courses for hi|[h school snd privtte school itr«duaie». side Heights. They were: Miss • • * j WELFARE LEAGUE, Sr.3555 Parl br.it If female puppy. 2 141 Morris avenue, i adv. I months old. Brown & while 379 Springfidd Ave. Gibbt School* la: • IWVORK. CMIGHOO. BOSTON, Montclair Academy Foundation Summit, N, J. Summit i-2948 MONTCLAIR ACADEMY BROOKSIDE SCHOOL iin; VUIII SHOP 2 W»li)pn Place 324 Orange Iio«i H. a I'BATT - * (Est. 1887) ELEMENTARY COUNTRY NEW FURNITURE ACCREMTgD .BOYS' COIXEOI DSY SCHOOL Nationally advertised and custom PRErARHTOftY COUNTRY Gradej 1 - 5 IL BURNERS cherry furniture our specialty. -ANTIQUES — HAY SCHOOL NURSERY SCHOOL, .1 YEARS Immediate Lowest Visit Our Show Boom— BVSISF.SS TRAINING riEPARTMENT KINDERGARTEN' Open E*er» Our I t'o-edur&tinnal Valley R4., Watchnng Ft. «-;T«O give it the SPALDING treatment Grades 6 • n Installation Price* ftramatio Document IMitVWVAL ATTENTION at Prr-Hillfritt German; Ml ill. CLASSES Tilt SptkUM T«wi< itfl if one of the U SPOKTS ARTS CRAFTS MUSIC mou,< "Tenbit Twins" (identical to the TRANSPORTATION ._ , Spalding-jnule Wright k Diison^. It HOT Il'NCHES >EAN OIL COMPANY LUNCHEONS h»i all the vital bounce and stamina of Academy MO. 2-1871 Brooksfdte MO. Enroll Now ForSeptember 1931 ANI» the true champion. Stantli up under the 24 Hour Service most gruelling "torture t«H". It* uuft- ifsiitaiil nap give* it that true, atcuiale FAnwood 2-8484 DINNERS Ilight game adrr g.unr. delicioiiH homecooked S FOB 1.7? iMIHlllllllH meal Sandwiches • Salad* MIGHT TIME Fine Wines & Liquor If 1he Beacon Hill Tavern RIGHT TIME 16 Beechwqod Rd. for ONE GfVEITATRV- AMO VOU WILL FIND OF OUR FUEL OIL tS NEW JERSEY'S AUTO BODY REPAIR TWE BETTER KIND LARGEST up your cor fir twek In tW Ch.vrol.fi lody Skep oH wort It APPLIANCE DEALERS et thit you wield with p«lfM-rti»kin| w*. Fftfwtion lt» tiMMtruction the Kf»» Bui iu lo*ty •trengih »wl fob is too large *. Poi*n reenfonTmwn* at srtt, im«ll for ©«r *— Mlfiit. SpttUkl Mrip« nf !*whiDY, FENDIR long**, ipn»e in »wi »r* it~«*lng It. pther flnt tifkrit pil««* tofit tnf and 'AINT SHOf IFFORD CHEVROLET, Inc. 10 • . . > SUMMIT HARDWARE & PAINT CO. WHlfPANY 8-GOOT 317 Springfield Avt«Mt SUmmlt 4-SMt

"•'•"•.:_ ft&J&T'' / '•"':•' THI SUMMIT MlRAiRTMURSQAY, August i». i T»I ^—^ .— , ^ . • Hardware, Lakers to Play for Lester Trophy Spring Lake Wins 'B' Softball Hardware Wins Playoff Series In Softbj Sports' Red Sox, 14-7; Leagues Herald Season's Crown for Third Straight Year To Play Newton j Softball for th© 1951 ie&Mii will draw to te BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM OF COMMON MAN Wjth Corby's Laundry losing to Local 46, 9-4, Spring Summit RiHi Sox hope to return- ling the coming .week. Thfe «Umax will OCCU1T Trailing 1-0 going; into th* bot- A private and Hot far-reaching survey has been conducted to winning w«ys thu Sunday at Solidem Memorial Field ifwtiag at 2 p.m.. , Lake thus became-'assured of its third straight 8 League tom of the second, Summit Hard- on the baseball enthusiasm of the common matt in thti sec- on Soldier* Memorial Field title, even though they should lose their one remaining ware rallied, and pushed across Hardware, "A"-Lwgtttt tlUJitt, will take the.; tor, the results of which may or may not be intereiting andj sUrting a{ 3 pm »gdn*t Newton Spring Lake, winners of "B" Letpe title, too game. Corby'a loss makes' the second, third and fourth three runs to defeat J. K, Smlt, of th« Suisaex County Leagu*. places in such an uncertain state, that moat anything can their season's nemesis, 8-i, andundoubtedly in Aot luliy accurate, but nevertheless stem' - """"'" will be Travelling to Boonton last »enU4 by toi\v. ' happen. Corby's, Public Service, win the "A" Softball League title proper for examination. tay, the Red Sox outhlt the MorrU tt play behind Mike Ponzio's five hit at Memorial Field, Thursday It was found that virtually everyone has some interest in County ag-grcgatlon 14-7, but last Bell Late, and St(=j>htns-Mi!Ser all "*• pitching ft* t/iey took over Rout's night, I* •ymbelie of the national pastime, no matter how thin. This probably is the game 9-7. when the home .team The Dugout stiipa. have a -chance -at thp aforemen- Wen's Shop H-Z. Innacola, Kill- Bill Lwdale, Hardware fireball pittlier, viTfls at his best, holding nianufacturrdsevcn rurv* in « big. — By BO' CATTANO ——. tioned spots. Fortunately, ail ofburn, and Yannotta led the cham- because an American who completely ignores the sport is fourth inning on four hita, two these tcaiiiJs' remaining ganifa are pion*, while A Pilley- posted two Smit to two scattered hits. Him two wild pitchei in the second en- regarded with suspicion, something like a Communist or ca- bsuses on ballj and an error. ' Thia Sunday at 2 p.m., Summit bits for Root'*. ftOVtt riijurcil Hardwflrr. winner.1* ot Class "A" —-•»-"- -v».,^d jM with each other, so they ran mnkc abled Smit to score their lone run. nasta player. the Pact Club , ,| • The Post Offlw closed their s*«- Yoga Berra, hard working Sum- SofthwSi L«agu*> will play Spring in (>t .break.. .-..., Mdiillo reached first on a field- Which does not *n'«an that everybody in Union County is the opponents j' son with a 15-7 victory over Cib«. mit catcher, wax struck by H b-Jf Lake, winners of the "B" I^gue, l>t L'n'i'Ss w>«ti!tr inUrvi-n<;s. the er's choice, second on a wild pitch, Hardware taken Jim and Ray Ahem blasted out » a dyed-in-the-wool fan. Less than .5 per cent of those who from "Tiny'' .SinitKa whil>' he for the City Softball Champion- 6fi sfHomTand third pkuo teams will third on an infield out and home 1 mlt The*c'it»mFi trio of hits for the Post Oilice in on Leinlale's second wild pitch of claim interest in the sport see as many as one major-league batting. Bovit got too close and ship mid for th* proud posseaslbn M1^ nifpt tonight, with tin? loar-r being ttioir fifty winning effort. Memorial Fi<»U! i< «ho schfrtiik'fj for nrxt .Thursday,' Au- effective attack were gakcr and on second and third. With two Alwrr,. ib 4 i a T. Weo'h'g.f t 3 I I service «ni wpre «i)r«r to pl*y O sible exception of music on radio, the non-viewing public feels 4 I T Kn»ry, 3h 4 0 1 play the folio-A-ir^ gust .23. Corhy. «way, Martin singled to ipft scor- 2 '0 2' .«r>fthrtlt. Thr Sumrrrlt Dln*r, Amer- Wednesday, August 10 Standings ing the two runners. W'brn Apta<:')% fully as well informed on baseball's inner problems as does r*rW,^' 3.1 Pica. n Ix-Rton, K«*tern Fuel snd Bell I jabs (HleorJ .St<>|>h(>ii.s-Millpr gttnw at Wa the Sfnit catcher dropped the its paying companion, although that feeling generally is. not smt'ikV/ift i 1 1BaiLsh,.all pTitcrcrt teams in the 1.0-9 in a siugfest. to givt the win- Sprint: LVkc ...* 13 rained out.wH* ho f!*)e-J net's their (i.^l.ith ivin. Burbicri and Colby's \ ._ ....11 throw-in. Martin scorn). iMoro'>,l"f.,> 1 .J 0U. WTbg, p J I 2 , rP-orjt«nU iKrny, p 3 _ _ [ next four yr«r« the boys buttled Hell Labs \._. 8 «b 1 h'Martine 3 11 The observation is that for a given 1.000 Union County j*r»«.>f •_». ; Spring l.akf (H) I Roots CJ> Su-plH-Ds-MUler \ 8 ;;n j 7 j«nd fought RtKi plHyert «vfry Inch Sunday, Augyjit li- ab r h ft b (toot's ,\__.._ S Mlzzonl. rl 2 0 0 W. UKUUSJO .2 0 1 Rjenn, s< 3 3 KtiBmirk.tb 3 0. Oistf-eber.rf S (1 2 fans, one would find 256 whose only major interest lies in the j Totals-__3oj__«i4' _j;eui<[ 1 nt Memorial Kicld r ;::•.« iv r u 4 LocU 46 . - -T . i,, . 5 n'"i.!'« i of the ,««>• \n win. During thii innseoU. 2b 5 3 2 Oon'.o. M 3 0 0^ Post or/lee . .\.I... .i. 5 Parnh*>l*.lb 8 0 OC. Csttaiio.ss 3 0 1 o i~ 9 : p .fio(j friendly rivwlry grew b«- 2 p.m. (If rained KUlbufii, 3b 4 J 2'PliIfy. 3b 2 1 2 Clba ...;...._:>, 3 DlGlovnUf 3 0 Qinontc-mpo.lf 3 on! outcome of the weekly run-total pool in his office. Baseball j Boa S A played at Fln'pran, !b 5 0 l'F'mkhf-Ha, c J 1 1 Roniano.Cf 3 0 0!Ridley.3b 3 1 tween thp Summit Dlnpr *«d Amer- .-CpvUn, If A 1l^llf-hre. rf 3 0 0 Antacy.c i 0 liMeHnle.cf 3 1 0 betting has become the district's heaviest gambling medium 27) -iV.V.r-r. cl1 3 • 1'Schneider Ib 2 0 1 . MeUlllo.M . 3 I 1!A Cattano.Ib 2 0 0 ican LrPylon te«rns. Their teamt yan'otta, c 4 2 2 Plller. P 2 0 Oi Utkncoyic.jb 2 0 0 t''"4 3 8 Since it's completely private and does not require the services Blackhawks Extend one would get from watching the gam<", if n fonrsio, .p 4 ! lUorabardi, 2b 3 ! li N. Summit Blanks Tota'J 25 1 21 of a bookie, it draws little interest from the law. Since it's tax- ("Slants and Dodgt'rt play. ton Field. *If rfllwj "Totals 35_M It Total? 25 3 5] Summit Hardware 0 3 0 0 0 0 x—3 played «t W«*hlniP'> ; ij K. Smlt 0 10 0 0 0 0—I Lead in Twilite In the period from 1W« to IMt • prins L»H on buses—J K Sinlt 5, Hardware free, it is most attractive. And it also is fair to everyone, for day. Augu.it 30>. n riot's n a o : 1 0 - IACF, 5-0, Behind 5 Bua'-nn balls—off OoUl i. Lffdulf 2 the two trflrns eflth won two City Stolen lr,ws—Ofcldls. C. Cattano 2, in almost all pools the contributor gets a different team, Championship*. Thp Legion win- All gamei at Wi Bell Labs (10) !$trphen* - Miller (9) Ridley. WliH. pitches—teedale'2. Errors Loop to Two Games final are to begin at 1 1 drawn by lot, each week. ning .in'3»t3 and '1849, the Diri«r ab r h ab r h —Aptacy, Melllllo. C CatUno 2, Bon-J Twill's 2-Hitter tempo. Run* batted In—Martin 2, 17m- time on all gumcx -j Uauser. 2b 4 2 2'Twomblyy,. u 3 1 1 ! Picking- up two wins last vvk in 1947 nnd 1948. it 4 plr#«—Innocpntl,\ tembuch Scorer—. 350 PULL FOR THE YANKEES after starting; t!n:c. 2 3 Miller, 2ta 2 2: Jerry Garbacz I while the second place Out!awis This year thp Summit Difttr did ss 4 2 2N">-!son. c- '•">0 Oi Behind two-hit pitching by Ed- 4 0 2 So gambling takes care of 250 of our 1,000 enthusiasts, j were dropping a game to POM «2,not cnirr n team in the "A" League. 0 l;Snilth, .'Ib 4 die Twill, North Summit AC. went Thunday, A Monforte, p 3 1 l'Cav'aucli, ! b 2 and it is to be assumed that the remaining 750 have one-team jttle BSackhawka now lead ih« Twi- but moct of its playeri, or at Vl !b 41 2 KKtaman. If 4 1 2; on to blank Italian American Civic and third plavo :<•«».<{ the bsck bonp of the tmm, \ \\ Federation, 5-0, in an "A" Soft* State Softball interests. The survey indicates that out of 730, the, .Yankees '"fcht LcHgiw by two.. gamr.t. i ^ are now playing for Spring Lake. out. will be p: Hoakland. if 3.0 2 BonnHi. rf .2 2 2; ball League game at Memorial The Blackhawk.i fir.«t win wa-i 20). / Whlnn. ft 4 o O^elson, p 3 would be the passion of at least 400. In 350 of those 400 cases, !,an 1S-0 shellacking of Pwt62. D*u-«ti ! Thoy "include. Tom Finneran «t f. J Field on Augtut 8. Each team left 1 Tourney Opens - held th c "t'xplorer?" to oru'• hit hasr. .loc Yannotta behind Totals _3R JO. 32 9 is six runners stranded. that passion would be all with the Bronx Bombers. But the first fourth (If Mlnr, \> 4— 9 North Summit picked up single the New Jersey State Softball knocks. Pacing tht winnprs WPK tallies in ihc third and fourth in- .und S!ij» Brvim and Pete KivSen Thu^raay, A'u K ch«mpionjihip« started Saturday regard of the Yanks, who draw the distinction of being not Covielo and VifipOii; in the outfield. The Hardware ha« Corby fl) I i, | id mnlndor of the week. Breaking that 750 down completely, one would find, on (iou-ji th <• a; w;iy.v troub '« Car- ' M.irtln «r,d Emil •-Galnf-of 3 ^-••OIV.PUelo'B, If 2 0 Ghuiia'o, If ,1 o liineanae'j, ir 3 t-5.- • Peiraeco \vltts (If the average, i2S Giant fans, ninety for the Dodgers, sixty-five (Jinals t « tui '1 i,; prouKii, lb 3 fl OT.Fbeio'a mt 3 3lMarshlfe. p 1 0 o' Plcclone, c£ i R. II. t. 1 'on Mondfty. Flfmlng, If 2 1 0 Percarlo If 3 TP,#ccs, p 3 0 01 Pfttll. 3b 3 ivcr? the topi hitters ?»i he Klack- Huch'an. rf :s 1 1'j.PUclot'a rf 3 Mortar'o, 3b 3 Pawalr -Jrd Ward 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—2 5 0 for the CardinaWNthirty-five for the Red Sox and fifteen for whi. Tuesday 0 lJE.Twlii. p 2 Burry Bisotiit l o o o 0 2 n~3 s o hawks. le Irwin an< ! OJrlcT n *>, • hey Cor or. e 3 1 2M.Bonte'o, ct 3 T.BMS, M 3 0 Oj Reynold*yd*,, lbb 2 Zack and Flick; Klta anU Ktlmek. the Tigers, with the remaining thirty going in scattered direc- (rich cc>licet ed a pair of1 hits for1 in if n«e«ia«ry. . Bulock, Ewing, ' j All other* to bcg;n tM (7) L PM0 hlt»—Twill, Rtynolds. Bases Butl«r ttnet Czarneclc, Fernand^E ami biassl and Pc-trcme CO TwoTroi King, c 3 1 Hit Ahffrn. 3b 4 3 on ball»—off Twill 4, pfj P«cca «. BtruoK Malone. I -- Soft Null F^infjur-t w!l| held of New York, but they also are the most distant geographi- four t,f the n»'(.• • toHHt. lb 3 0 Vlnlh; 2b 4 2 out—by Twill 9, By P«cc» mm., stolen Girl's Class given up by-} sr-ptrmhor 10'h at «3lM(*. Pf 3 1 "" 4 2Jba«»*—-Twill 2, PlcltoBd, Wild oltc)i?» Oarfl'd FIe«h't«t 0 0 3 0 12 0—8 1 1 cally. The opinion also is that Cardinal roofers are the most !'o?t pitthof Hcnntsey. r,'admiis, p 3 0 ct 3 a —Twil—Twilll , fwoPKO.. Bun#* b»ttfrb»tt«dl iIn — Pie-Plaitvf'd Har• 3 tlnden Arlnni 10 17 10 0—10 16 I most Irrational, although in the interests of sound\health this t oi. 5 —Tonights gum»% Summit H«ird- , cr 2 0 N. B, Collealalcs 000000 2—3 3 2 i 'w*mr f ftgiins! North Summit A. C. •-! j State Toumar Wins Two Swim Honors Chamber]!.!! snd B*H, Mlcli*«l«; Brsb- subject will not be further pursued. \ ! {•* Totalu 25 7 s: Total* » !aw! atartu the "A" I^ag^c pky-offs 15J8 Ed Dederer, son of Mr. and Mr«. son, Schenck and Jearj«-tt.e, Koryat^. 1 j With Ed Mi-K 0 0 C1»M AA VARIOUS AND SUNDRY ROOTING REASONS ' g'b *' b!-for another trophy. -PG±t Office e t Edwin V. Dederer of 41 Edgcwood Perth Am hay 0 0 0 0 0 3 0—3 4 5 I one- bit b«!l. Sunn; 4 10 1 0 x~15 1 f? is 7.--,tiI 1* sis;' drive, won two honors by his swim- PutSMOn US. 3 0 10 10 *—5 4 1 air.-:! 1 n 'rBruitUo.i'b {Httle difficulty r R. Nixon »ntl C. Nixon; McNubb &na Almost every fan can give a fairly understandable answerxil* J 5 3! the hitting stars for ming in Rahway pool Saturday be- 3 n 5-3 4' '• Statp Softball T- the L*b«. Everyone rapprd the coming the 60-yard county champ- when asked why he roots for a certain club. Quite often his i** 2 <» ft 1 <: ball for filtephens-Millor, but their 3 O »vi»r«w.if "« ft r>*n*itl,p iV 1 3 Washington F'u seventh innirt^ rally fell one short. stroke. He set a/new meet record Desptie Handicap n r> o Frte4tn lb 5 1 n with a ball park or town or a particular player; or simply from ' i"«in*«. K, .1 ft O'ftquo.rl 1 » 0 MirhalowckfreC Spring Lake Jnit on a power dl<- N of 31.1 In the back stroke event. 'Continued from P«ij?e 1) ? n O-rntiMy, 1 2 i' Enable Mapes to gen County \ having become iamihar with the'sport when his choice was on ; \ ITouif.c ing, "yot" say* MIM Montague, One top. Then, too, it's to be expected that most Union County I T"'»;« 4 3 .1; y on ba)h. Carmm Y«i CALLING reason mny be thosr movies of residents of Italian descent would pull for the Yankees, who j rumiiwu iit *1 I1* 21 Top Red Sox, 5-3 children's elamicti, «uch as Trraaurc Thouch Dave Moron*-y h"id third mcker. hit f>- not entirely by accident carry such ancient Romans as Joe if nr"^lb »b e with rtortf on m '^ |S Inland and Tom Brown's School i -0 ,)f .1 1 'plywood, the K*»»)t Otinty Ba Pennsylvania .Account —j-Lha.n-I,»«jju« Kunka. trlpjcj for the Days, from which many children DiMaggio, Vic Raschi, Phil Rizzuto and Yogi Berra on their o tiP'trar^o.na to four hit*, are turned «w«y bw«tn»e-«rf••lnavi#nj»..3*. 4 Numbin 807-853-467 S Horn 1 t.T quatc space. Thr frcrly and gn\- S n OITdm'i.! e the K.vt*x tMtfti to defeat th«» Red power of the Dodgers in mind when he (signed Jackie Robin- 'p'trnnV.2'1 • 1 0 rr*»»!»n,lb •b. r, h rrously contributed program* of 1 1 fVDnml.ji J Jj.Sox. 5.3, August 9 nnd win the ck. If .1 1 0 th(» Summit Story League and M!M son, which explains why most Negroes root for the Bums. JAnd«n,j ^ n n-pfP'm.K..! 1 I J '1 McELGUNN'S 2 2 rV|tpola,(f 4 J ! Alice Marnh's music appreciation I%. 3 0 1 Cor. Mapl« St. & Sprlnqfltld Av« Summit, N. J. hour# »r» other activities that con- Baseball is strictly a businesf proposition, and bojth the committtd .nix 0 ! 5.7L 29 * 10 9 0 tribute to makins the library more! clubs and players take part only for the money involved, error*,-thfist of which th lh« third .# 1 N 3h 0 «»•-:«.* .1 0 CJ; 3 runs «cflrefl"by t,he winnpr*. Two tThe other aide of thl* picture - i» Take the Giantrooter, for instance. Back in 1941 Leo Duro- n ,n OB M!ch*!<5't, p 0 illustrated whon scRoni riuw* playing shortstop for Brooklyn, deliberately spiked 1 If) more by thp Map>i» in thp fifth he th n .'10 2 provf-d thf> final «nd Winning run/.. visit the library. It is n pity to k, ,, . ,» , r, t *t% • 1 • , • t * n OfTarTcy.H •>2 t ft New York hrst 4 2 3|P«|lM|Mn,rf « Two of tb« He4 Ho* Viir* ,»««» Summit i'-O Two see them assembled standing in an b^man Zeke Bonura in a play, m which ir»in.Vr ! O 0 Box him <»m<» I ft O D»hl*»») A ,•• I mo.«»t of a valu- „. r . ,. . ,/ . , •,, , J. , , . To i id* DMH. After Ahcrn filed out, Cat- abl« experlrnco. In th, afternoon. a Giant fa"wh o (Mnt Wlsh Bonura s.throw.had been more terell niriKied, «#ndlng Bovit to *», triol WHITE WALL children who want to read for accurate. Today, Durocher is the toast of Coogan's Bluff. But third Guidft batting for Parrotte Scoftiv-Jpfrf Our* pleasure or *tudy are fittin*ltt|ngf a«tt the same1 people who rooted lor the Giant* in 1941 root fof s6i¥e «inKld BiBovit t h crowded tablejj' and disturbed by them today. the clatter of feet on •krlii »» r h Hardware Lac; Famous 50,000 Mile 3 1 6 DMtl, 3b floor covering. Hurbttt. tt 0 1 0 BASEBALL DEBATES SPICE CHINFESTS Maxim Workout 4 fl 0 S»tc)(. M 4 0 1 Hohl#. 3b 3 3 i Bowlt, c In «p!t*> of HmltntloriA the chil- ttiifHt',, ib 3 1 0 It doesn't take a survey to indicate the extreme to which 3 1 »Ah«n 16 sen 18-6, by Twill drcn'« department, alert to the P'nnoypr, r t 1 e cuttwcit, • ROYAL MASTER TIRE baseball rooting will drive a guy. In our day we've stenNfif- !f 4 t j Summit Hanlv- needs of Hummlt'.i youngsters, At Ehsan's Camp rf 3 0 I Pitrrou*. ! 2 0} continue* to carry out. itn varied % (I rit) nvild* , .. 1 Softball Lt«g-u*> c teen first-class bar-room brawls, four of which could bti | Joey Mtulm, gotting morf pr«c •-,«•» 9 1 McCUlunrt. If 0 e • tt<;(> wnnl«, p 3 n Oftidiir. if » # 1r#»t *e««on. Il<>» nnrJ modern program, since lfl*{ ' traced to women; three to disputes over merits of the Army, j "stain*!. wnnthpniyn In r,n*' tmln p 1 * 0 Rjmn, }U 3 l» • circulation of rhiidrcn'iro'Hi iit«r«mrliteratur»e ' Navy and Marines; five to reasons unrevealed, and the re- j ^r!n vthl M i)r '"*'' 'nhl s rntlrt m#an m thing t" Limited Supply! b«j» lncrw*od 06 per crnt; »riemner» 9 3 0 t Jfon«l«y nfiht «f hlK whi pid : ( ROYAL ROYAL »hip of Juvenile 1.1 ttp 24 per cent; mainder to baseball arguments. We've ,e«n best friends \ llTiZ, '.'•"' " "'V"'- " * 4 , M'3« The latter lore «n - mill • --" .,.., ,.|. « vw cent; estranged by baseball debat0 e and it'i hard to remember a tnrougn thrre roundu Bgftirwt B«rt Sr'i. in f*vt th«m tht «'• in in and book .toe* «tected for boy, d J w 5Urnmer when at Umtt One volatile discussion of tht Hgnin»t Bob* and glrln h«i been enlarged by 13 j A ^_ , , LytelD«ncl nn«d 0110 mor year to the tunf < In !«rrai of the total book sport hasn't been overheard. j Khmn', S»turd*y, «t nearby 14-hU b«rmg« In Chuthtm T«:. year. Who rte. bunrhf>r! In th<> glcrs readily agree that the salt „.„ M M* title y«u know, th« only gouth. Authorized Distributor thfi year has bean extremely pulling. Bluet ihowed Z fort* and big ir , 'arge, then disappeared almost completely ~ -—•-- th« third whtn rf«»-! 304-06 Iroad SffMt n luntmlr 4-U4S They rimoto be scttttred all over at the pW«nt time. School Twili«h lwlll * funj ©n tmt hit* " '*' tuna *how«d »foftf BrintlBrielle* juiin.t t abou»hn,,t. o„n„ whedul..u.,..,!*- hut^. ,hav e ! V»* twei S«tiir •t 5an# Hook, on the wfrol*, has bean poor vlthouph Home I t ) improverntnt hu bter, recorded ktely. Bottom fishing ha. /* I I' been fairly good «IJ ind probaWy will continue that mmon •" " >», ff , ,1 ft 1

s 0 SUMMIT AUTO LAUNDRY DAYS IHM • . »'rom the st«ndpoi»»t of tporl, the most inltmtinR in the lobe Hud.. iTl? **?"*"•*'•*»* K"»«P- thl. group i

hai irl .ort of CAR U AMI A h«v 1 fiihlni J$ the i»rg«. me nin« the lower .ail All hav. nearly S h# «tt^,W« food iffwi PRINTIN • or -••v" ' fv«rjr Mofltfejr ffcrw Wednesday eh 1 •Kit •h«n CAU SUMMIT Whin Wg t,iit« Of iwvti,tj| bttttr * 4ft MORRIS AVl^ SUMMIT 6-7174: «,.n t| , .theft 'li"'»-4^Undl lh!i m* M SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST I*. i95i P«g* IS LJEOAL LEGAL fcub»tUuted. fe«<-utor of trie Lt«t WJIJ , Th»t gOMRItU dwnued. (Which to the KSTATB or MATHILD8 B WHITTLt. Fourth wecutori Account! VU1 be of tit* Decoded »• audited »ud stated by th« Surrogate - \z.-^r-— 'o the order ot wuouw^w »nd reported for tattlement to theA OTTO, JR., Surrogate oi the Uouatj union County Court Promt* Oivuinn of UijJon, made o« the tetenttetitfa YOU pt» ThtarwiM, the 13th day of Sep-day of Jul* A. 0,, 19S1, upon the appll. tember, am, et 10 A.M. cation of the uhdewi»ned, u Executor O»t.«d: August 3rd. IBM of the estate of tald deopased, notice HIW3L rtAWOHAt, BANK AND js ttereb* Mveft to the eredito* of fctW INK TRTOf COMPANY of Sumrjiti. NJ. deceased to ethlbit to the euoscrtBW ,. SubttltUtal Executor. under oath or affiritt&iJoa ibel* claUtt* HSOARTBR ENGLISH & BTUOEH and dwnand* a»Ue«t tht estate of Mid

.*«»'».• - ' • deceased within six tnootbs from the date ot saia erder,, «* they will D* for* II Commerce 8t, efer barrHJ from prti*geu$i(M| or fre- )HOLIC8 eov»rtng the nami igaidat Thts etib- » w I w Feet: »crlbf.r • fcNYMOUS SOTICB OP • •' TBB rmsr NATIOHA: — tarn TBusr 00 .„.., tfOtlOK IS HJJHBBY GIVEN, Tb»t Of JStJMtMJT. N J. th* Second Iotmn«l!»t» Mcount ot tht »ub»crib«r. substituted Ttu*te» ot uxhM * Hwtlnub, Attor th* Tiuat ertated under paragraph 18 Maple St., Summit, HJ. of the Lut wui ind TMtuMim ot 9-18-H-12-B lt(* JSANHSTT* R. BONMKL, at«Mi*ed SEAtEl) PROPOSALS Will t» audited and elated by the j/GBAND UNION STAMPS fturro^ate. and reported for s«tilemeqt NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that to the Union County Court Probst* settled bids will tie rectivted by tht Sensational saviuga during this big Grand Union canned good* cvet.^— • Dlvliloii, on Thursday, the 13tH dayCommon Council of the City ot Sum* Ot Stptainber, next, at 10 AM mil, for tit* E«t«tuioa ot Mapl* Street EXTRA special savingu when you buy 2, 6»\12 or 24 cans. The more you BUY. Dated: Augtut 3rd, 1051 la the Ctty of Summit, in. th« County «D*y Service FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND the more you SAVE! Join th? grand SAVINGS parade to Grand Unionr . TB08T COMPANY of Bummlt, NT J. of Union, with * Txp« "A" t* "T" 8ubitltut*d TrvutM. *urf&e» upon A 3" MwUfted Ptiiitra- McCAKTEK, ENOUSM «rf 8TUDER. tlon Uacadam Intermediate CourM .RKING DEVICES Atty* and » 5" -Macadam fouBtl»tlon( esti- 11 Commerce St.,1 mated amount oi Type "A" or "T" iSt., Summit, N. J. Newark 2, N. J. surface pavement required Is 38.0 ton*, iO-Ji-12-IS-r-o a w 4 w Fi-es: $7.00 of 3" liodjfted Penetration MseidKm Intermediate Course, U 752 tquare yards, of 5" Macadam Base, Course foundation is 752 nqutrt yards; and opened Mid read In public at City Hall, Summit on' August 21, 1951 at 8:30 P.M., (B.S.T.) -« L. Canady & Co.; Inc. The »ppro*imate quantities uut a> follows: (1) 9 Tret>s 12" to it" In DlsmtUr •June Peas to ts* rtmo»ed. (1) 1 ftump l*fl In diameter to b« Brand Securities . r#mnved. (3) '.331 Cu, Y 3 Drop InleU Tvpp D • | 2fol Imtt 444M Manager i"i 753 gq, Trts, 3" -Macadam Bane ^ 3.09 •/.wink. C (B) 75a 8q. Tds. 3" Modified •J'Atc; tlon Macadam lnt*rm#diatf Course. _ . (9) 1,319 |allon« Bituminous Binder 24-5.99 Asphalt Cement OA-4 or NA-4 or Tsr Type RT-11 or RT-12. (10) 38 tons 1" Bit. Concrete" turface course Type "A11 or "T." Drawings, *peeiflc&t!QHs and fonrus \ .A> .• ,.j.t'•/..• 1111:1 roiiY Of bld«, centracU and bond for the Mrsni proposed work, prepared by Frtncla A. can, • " 1 CAS; IQIJK8 FUEL ud OIL Murray, city Englnter, and approved by the State Highway Comntiisloner. Flamingo „. 24-1.89 AND "have been filed tn the office rtf the SAVEj9t STEPHENS-MIUJCR said Engineer at City Kail, Springfield Avenue, Summit, N.J.. and of Raid ROOMS 38 Ruasell pl«c« State Highway Commissioner, Trenton, 8i-mmit N.J.. and m»jf b<> Inspected by prospec- Miracle Whip lAvenut tive bidders during business hours. Bid- 12 3.09 Cherries BASTERN FUEL COMPANY ders will be furnished with a copy of —•—•—— 231-239 Broad Street the specifications and blue prlnta of cans the drawing by the Enginetr on prop- Asparagus ~ Bummlt B-00M er notice _an(t payiTKnls of cost of preparation Bids must be mstfe on ~$AVE2l< Mfindnrd propoasl fornm In the m»n- FUNERAL SERVICE nfr designated, therein and required L C5OlflPAK» by th* appciflrallona, nlust be en-Spaghettis . —• « UOZEH ANDREW A. McNAMARA closfd in i#»lfd ••nvelop#» beatlnR the %'esaui Street Funeral Service nnme nnd addref* of hleWpr und name Grand of road on outside. «ddr«ssed to the 12-U5 Summit «-13«7 Mayor and Common Council, City of summit. • NJ, »nd » certified check Ajax Cleanser 11 for not lew th»n ten do» per c^nt, MATTJUA1A LAUNftEIftfl of the amount hid. provider! said ehefllt 24-2.65 shall fct not mor-« than #20.(KM!.Qa end CX>- CORBY'S ENTEWRISB be dHlvere?! at the place snd nn (be LAUNDRY, INC hour above naro»0QO« The late Col. Mntt Winn In- J : Whob or "* lifcfll, ill |'W - 6 24 st«ll«d the $2 standard of betting ^. ill I r at Churchill Downs in 191 J, prior ectry SHKKT M»l At WOSJl Sfrathed «• *"i «• • JOHN L CROOT to which $5 waa the basfe unit, With 2.15 Morrla Avenu* Pinafore Vflllfi Summit «-0M» •cant 24-3.59 RU« ULTANINO JOHN J. AHERN Canne31bd Click en LARRY MAY Bid A.vet»U» SU««t «r1Ji5 Phone Su. fl-5352 ICOAL SUBURBAN RKMOORIJNU CO QIALITY Hoofing & Siding Spei-iHlifcL* oa Daniel H. Cmighlin ik'-ft/i, *7k DELICATESSEN MEATS fciitrineWMtt Regular M WHnut St., Summit 6-6597 DISPENSING- OPTICIAN r I B CMHCK SteiK • • • • « Premium or Star—Skinles* 1 «-L«IJ« Dretted |b Ta»!y 5 to ? ib*. JOHN J GROWLKY- f Laboratoryr:»n- Premium . ^ frankfurters ^; 67 < 49 Tl N», l«h St., Newark, N J. 9r Pipmium or Stor kd 8tr««l Roofing Repair*, Gutter* & Leadcrt Iwf Ihrer 12 t» II pMttf HU m bolt 5-76BT 267 MILLPURN AVE. • • lelopa SllMtl Bacon . ^[fmium or Slesf— Spiced avirtgi OTRIC'IANS VVofcr 5'itfd MILLBURN SmokedHams is • Residential TRBE PRESERVATION CO., too, Sandwich Steaki Established 1880 Millburn 6-0758 N«st to »P 2 Meats I" On Whole or Butt End 59' ILAKADY co Complete .C*ri> Vot Yoiir'Trew limb Fores Ifl-HAT FOODS imlt fl-2703 fcOV-EH InpofH II* hn Clicken Salad : 4S/ Service Holland Htmt 2.31 Cliicken Pies -Sorvic* Fish Frtth Buttcrfish fireisd Beef • • • steakl tomb or ffrtaf Salad 12 at pkg carJ Pattlei Scallops 63/ Flounder Fillet DAIRY FOODS G SUPPLIES idBii Jin '-»*• ""99/ Butter 10 Ib HI Potatoes U. S. Ni. 1 - Lug }ita«t bag 25' L,nprint. 76^ m tn m •xtft , Botd»» Urg. wch Cbatiai • • * £$ Cantaloupes -!t 2^^ 25 23/ Kton i Vthriita • • • Ibt. 8ord»n'» fQe# Cream Cheete fcr •::•::$ Greening Apples 3 •- 23' JS,H,,W... "

iy...for real sovingtl L%S GEDDI5 MOTOR ! ; All lirana HIMS«-H Suiter >lark^« ll< mnin O|MM 1 rlday Mitfe<» I ntil , INC. , ";'; ^v. - \L'-"" •' U«il«n aind Summit S»«t^l Op«n Ttturwlinf eni'^rt^lftiil^i- -feH2^.^!!! ^.,-_ •*£?'::'*.- • *• -^ •->«:•' Summit 4ft wvm _ffiffi& *vvC TMii».JMj

FO« SALT SERVICES OFFERED ' Rentals aA—LANDSCAPE Ave* dialled ««»W* progwn WRNISHID ' you hwe c^r iind willing to ani to leajn *u dl u% Haft f i rv cfcla» Center, **l Summit **«.. Suia- AppoUto'a »§ M*itt 8*., LOST (1HN-1 OJiSSIFUED tc.lt. N i- Silmailt' 8-6320. - lUliburn >-l*n. : 6 Ctr, FT- Leotard retrifMsior. Re*- K55 rent—I*0vrer ut. •' to lu.rt.tf 10 30" saw. 915 per day-Stumpp j^V^u^ferOT ' A TULls grown brown •"<• white "-•*oa*fe>- • Cai: Shaft, HliA 7-3371-M. FOR RENT i coliio d f with-1950 »«d 1931 U£«nM Walter. MUibura. Ui w to* o«Ujr M«eo S cubic f*W. " tais. Rr*«d-" C*U Summit i-6718. iO*«E .,r t«u large furnished room* -S3. Excellent S:tl->B. Short A. F. FORTE •' V*»i- Mttt*j iu-private home In sub- RKO PROCTC U :* T-J633. LANDSCAPE CO.STKACTOR.— i urte 'or"tent to' gentleman. Detail* WEATHXR SPECIALS equipped, trench work, as ., | - on inspection only. Call Chatham *- trees &,t*u i) ill «-5*1 Self's *ff"-rt"'rt«W«ir7"'i*t« •**.'** j,VALLEY ROAD, STIRLING, N. J. room, home prlvi- "Tlenta]s.Wanted HALT Dlsvt HILP WAHTED—MALi moan, worts ••«*!•. .- -te« Convenient. Mtll- NOIICt fO JOB AI»PtlC**J«S Kelrinato; 10 ?s. reftlgera'.er, MA—LANDSCAF* tSAKUENLSU RICHJOUNG "ALICE IN TfcU ts»»»p«t»« *«*• no*/****** Very U:« model, E«j«a3 to pew, ( lple kitchen privileges, ajliertitemsat* fru» wpWen «• LAYOUT & DETAIL Freejef cotnp*rimea«. Perfect TOPSOIL. r«u»or,iible price. Loader lor . , t' l irki ig available. •Qrange WANTED; Thrre-oedroom aj^rtrjient j condition^ • . ------ll8 SS frrlng lew »**" «b» miulaittm »»«• • • DRAFTSMEN r ! hire. Cal! Short HilU 7-3185. ft t M rils Turnpike, Spring- with two b*!lia' Isi SmninM. Call nr»i ent*le4 in IBW»rfi«U ««•- s B # n 4 11 Aatoauttic St.aailarf Summit 6-0333 after 8 p m. Monday JANE POWELL w«c# or le tHe production •« «<*>*» i /'model. XI condlv.oa .'.. 79SS j or trim tre«* and shrubs, put lo thru Thursday or write A:len A. foj conaerci BIUK o»f V*t ** X--, By tiatloaed near . i" BerwlU-Aujomitii; Deluxe model. .._._ i, 1 $8.IK). Off from Main 1 SUMMIT. H. J. j "lawn-- Expert Fair Pitces, ROO Pierce 11 Wall Street, New ,Y0f* Danielle DARRIEUX r» e#ntf an taatti *n«j/usie and on*, i Excellent cor.Sition 88,85 » n «-2138-M_ Cny, N,J__^ half for amtiia* «n/«r tit r«(!«*i •1 Pad* 3tt-tub« TV, Uilog t&« J*- . d HrL Good ii'i&Ty p5ui mou» RCA 630 chi&sU 78 00 v »- MASON ' """""'" JVT^ -i d floor, tiKt to bath, YOUNO i THREE STtre NORT "YUICON iutals'.ence; excellent gtroflS&tig-Cirisc-ri 10"TV. Beau,- . it In. OrntJeman pre- apartrm-nt worltir.g condir.oea, permanent t LLOYD B81OS£S to lob leelceft , tiiul ton*. ftne'cAblcel. ,- - SS.ia JOSEPH RUO31. MJjM>n-Oot «»-09. Stoae brtck. ald*waJk* All VtV v NATURES HALf.45 •^p(, ii t'r rated sleeping room Viife b-»b> "iritft tl¥ K,r. 3J CUpum Street. ALLEN ENGINEERING Splnnef waaheri from *9.S5 to 149-Ctt work 8imm>» al^l O nreI d• 4rI'l'DENTo >ir. . phon« MitthrU t-iSU. ' All appliance* are in facS good'.. ' j F ^ v, c tiple or getitlfrnan 4 ir. a ^rt.-i.c:.'.. s>i:ir:!nlt or Co., working cocdittoa yoa • c*a xwt - ROBERT DANIELS—«0MMIT 8«MH [r f, r 'it l.-m and Deil Lahs. vicinity C.\'A mr.u f-^*>\ «'.e>»- 95 Lock St, Newark, N. 3" th«n for *t* aion;!» an«J bt u- . V, t and Lackawanna *ta- «.um2£<5 •>•••>••••• *_:r_: i __. 'su-fMJ of'.ge'.slrij; your lull -money walk.. f i i e irqiilred. Call Sum- ONU-fail'.i^ h-me or 3-b«lfi rh f ur criildren ^ . clerki, MACHINIST, engine and fce-neb lath*, back 1! >'3'J u&e theoi as trad.e »r,h f >ur criildren oa a* falt in dire t.f^l f U:J.» i; *.-,tr» MUi- book'jteet>efar ledger, Junior aitllled and unskilled for aecend FOB ALTEHATIOS. BEPAIB AND M MORRIS COUNTY FAIR ? i'Siale or female) £*- shift New shop, pleasact working «• » 'tint room. furnUhed. burbnn «4:nJ 1 RADIO SALES CORP. PAIKTINQ i $' Calf 3-7-30. 52 Elm • .. and Begin neu Call New- cjiidlrloris. J. K Smlt & Soas. Ine OAiX CHESTER SPIVEY. Contraetoi VOL'NU 0, > need AUGUST 21 - 25 A_gcy. 24 Park Pi- Morrls- fioutb St. it Central Aft. Murray j • "See- tiie M*ria Bros,"* CHATHAM 4-91 il'U I ( «. imnilt S-1868-H. •! 325-32? Uiiibura Ave/ - Mlilburn PEBMANEN1 driveway* with Power EVERY DAY A SFECIA1, DAY 10:30 A.M. r ; BRBAKFAaT good condition. m for rent tor one ; cooka rTrat floor, general ir£N, tiBCdy with tools, to be Roiier—Crashed Stone—Top Soil— * hot water. Sum- . MIDNIGHT -•-mr.-th*r'j !ielp«f&, ctilldren'a as iio:rie insulation mrchanlfs. Ap- R=-i!iible~Estiinate5 atveli ChsrlM "4 River Kd., Summit, i FURNISHED APART. WANTED Fir help or employment ply Bmt Insulation Co, 3 Bh BABV carnal*..; p^iy p*r.. Jike" Res. Sf.h»g<-TDOth Mlllburn _6-1S84- M ,'i-Kf-parunrnn. iniluUing 6 ilve stock dciiariini««t'». t r,.•>,_»< wood lid , Summit. NEWLY rt. .•::• J " -I." d'.-:rr 4 c. 4- Washing mar nine.'Mil; burr. 6-O85J-W: We clean cfcSmar.fi guueri fur- \t,l* a 1 c-mbU rooms ,--— , ..lUtter ll«mr» IVnlfr—ItofttMtlr Art*—Youth PJ'/i.-•-.'«.„,',* :e. Morrtotowajt-jeaa. . REAL RSTATE SALESMAN -nareE BB$ nrep'*ce* Also repair ' r h people Summit 6-2038 I hibits, iniliiding Home Ap|»Ilanfe-~1f,i)flO *q. ft. \iji,, »k.' rr7 : M—MtCBlNEKT rwe Colr.":--'!»!!*.°t -b'l.VA I12S ti West Thrill < Ircitt t\tty d»,V—Hor*«- Show ga-tiirday-ii;n|>—r» "~ Ms5n TRUST COMPANY EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. LEADS i chinxueys Atd •'tittera C»ll E«lo- $135. Ad-t'ivu rO B.<\ *2 Newark FURNISHED MULTIPLE LISTED aardt. Uringaton P-1O7B. '. Acts—KHh A Kimt—12 .Mechanical Hidei, «tc, etr.. Vlr h&» to receive application* frcm N J- vo ,r.g women desirous of worsting PROPERTIES. PLENTY OP ADVER- AOTHORI2BX) PKALKBfl . APARTMENTS FOR RENT TISING CAR NECESSARY FULL pumpa. *U cogjprcMor* Sturtevaitt Maks It iooi, lite *N«w! *n a bank. Flve-ds? week. Excel- Car Plate, cornpbued ftnd elmonlre Itn worilng condition*. Phone TIME OJU.Y REPLIES CONFIDEN- blo»era. Weattcgtimta*. Centurj D 6 ! ROOM WANTED — OLXILOH. Sumrsi: 6-fr>8i. TIAL. BOS 358. SUMMIT HURAJLD. ' Elactrte mnzozw; complete met pjek-up-Deil»« T«J Ford. Jr. and Jim pumsa, atr emnpreMon. pulteya soo- "FiTsrer.- SUTnrntt •6-S236-%V\ ROOM « J t SALESGIRL to: dress shop. Steady po- PRODUCE MEZi. (2) experienced, good tort, din D:rmr.-» unit tieaum BEECH SPRING GARDEN and s n sition, pleasant working condition* opportunity, good working condi- lighting piasta. KM *oil&<«. r»ti- for <* "5 Apply tzi person only. Style Shop. ir.sr.fii5 driveways, curbing and iar.d- t tions Apply tn person, 184 Essex St B&nks, M.'K'sre arid Goals!* Well p!: r ree e8!toste csU Mn: Sum^ Ht Ai; 377 fiprtngileld Ave , Summit. MUlimrn. ^ ,_ pumps; a pump for «*erj atfd; ttlao f* ^'J^ J 'j APARTMENTS •3000 CONDI?! DENTAL mMtistant *or Summit Office? YOUNCJ msn. to aaslsf-In trim »hop. aut^rriatl^ €l^ctrlc w&t*r heftl«r» . outero§ -aius: b« pleasant and Trtlllng. Ex- Experience not necessary. Oppor- Oeheral ESeetne ftjatpaieat Co. :Si i MAC S Home Laundry. Work don? by REAL ESTATE WANTED p«rleace preferred but not f««Btlal. tunity to learn trade, Summit 8- Mulberry »-fre« UltcheSJ 2-7420. j hand W? will give vou good eerv.j I - :f.e. Unlonvllle 2-S443. ; 851 SPRINGFIELD AVE. , WAKTE0--In thr Oranges.-!*aplewond 11 Write !or Interview. Summit Herald 2734 or Adam's Auto Top, 483 Morris SSirt Hills. Summit Chatham, esc — LAST 4 TIMES — "SWEETHEARTS Box ~j}61. • Ave. ; B—MJSCtXLANEOCS j SUMMIT^ N. J. LISTINGS - SALES - APPRAISALS M.OTHKR'3 ntlper, live In. Call Sum- WANTED—Man for work in green- ! CP 1ft Woven, "THY Ai_PEHN*S:~ FES- MANAGEMENT - INSURANCE N>\t 3Ion«iay.—.Iprorn? Kern's t-p-t«-Date • ai!; S-7255. ' house. Experience valuable but noti CALES, from 25c. CHAMBHAY man - DONALD W WILLETT KeaitOr necessary. Steady work, good pay. J. D. McCRAY 2S Halsted S:.. East Orange.. S 3 ' # "QESEIRAU hou56»'orker—cook, colored. i »c, CHLVTZ. ErerRiMt. froas «9« COB- Otoanxm j. l'.i to 5 Room Apartments Apply Thorr.as P. ChrUteaapn aBS i DITRGY ' Wishit&le. ptnwiJe. from Phone OR 3-2613 trei OR 5~MM fv r^ I ¥ WIT 'Sleep Sn. lond of children. Own Son. 373 Morris avenue Springfield. BD r I3->3J bath and TV b«.-References ! 11.18; BROADCLOTH, tram 45c; OS- ' V acanc;c5 From Time To Tim« INTERESTED In bu.vlnj modern mod- and hea-Hri card. Summit 6-7M0. AMBITIOUS man. A Marsh&ll Field i OASDY • perraar;ea: fln^b, ttoza 49c. erate priced home, buns&low typ* owned Enterprise has opening for I THEATRICAL OACZE. U=ea 59c | Off ice Hours frtirn 9. A M. to 5 P il pre.fprred but fiot r^^ntLil. In KC^od .MAID, 8!eep-!c, lor young couple, 2 Dotted SWISS, tram 43e; TAFFETA j PAPERHANOINO children. Permanent' job, privnt* "ambitious man .of imquestlona.ble I Telephone Summit 6-704S r.elgh&orhocxJ, Chatham, 'Mafllsa'n. .. character. Ags 2f-50. College educa- 43-ln.. from ?9c; SATEf Jrom 89c. I INTERIOR—EXTERIOR Morrtstowa, Summit area. Write • room, festri, personal TV. Waaher I Rayon OABARDIN'S. 43-la^ ttosa TSc, dryer »nd dljh washer, «J75.OO tion preferred. . Accustomed i Best Material — Work Guaranteed Box 563. earning above average income. For I J*-ls WOOL BEMNAST8, SSi .e*ea, monthly. Short Hllla 7-4007. j Irlsn LINEN pre-iiirunk cre*«e resist- j BOB FABRICATOR!: full time or part tlm« work. For j IlU UTrru ATecua Dnioa. N, J DENTA1, assistant, secretary or dental local Interview •arrite lully stating ant. Iron; ti 63; VELVETEEN, tram i Summit. convenl»ntiy located. 1st SUMMER HOMESloOlNf toyglenlst. Part or full tlrrte. Dr. j 11.63; MONK'S CLOTH. 48-tn . Sic I C»U TJnloaTtlla 3-K5M ! flXT. 3 roo:n«, ille bath. ^110 per experience, a.ge. phone nuzrslMr. sdu- ! NEW raodt-rn 'uniUried !!v« room Cornell Grossman. 4S Old Short catlon, to Gc-orgett« Plan, 1116 Htll- Similar saTingj tn Z&rzoiis BUM Br&Edj 1 i'AlNTER and twperhangeT imu RON ML ARTHUR Hllii Bowl, Mlllburn. Telephone »lfli? »-5«-n«c, PlainfleW, N. J. ; at Wool., SI'JL, Cotton. Nyica. brtslal byngilow on Barnesiat Bsv water- ; upholstery, drapery fabrtes tlresomatei '-.work. Interior and «xt*rttw work front Sleeps six; $85 per week, ibi Mlliburn 6-QO06. " ! Gutters cleaned and tarred Work- Also ?r.d flj-:-r Apartment. 6 rooms, 2 CUNNJMGHAM • MAXWELL * N0RDS1 HOUSE man, family man, willing ' notions and sc:cssort«s 6IMPLJCITT »;i;h., ;lc5 prr month. Will give 2- after September 8 Call riu. 6-!-M2. ' *1th ALLEN KNOft'LES JANET BROOKE GENERAL SoiweworK. Five day»7 worker, sober, Drlvsr'a license Ref- ; AND M0DE3-EOYAI.ES PATTERNS. manship guaranteed Seasonable Thursday and Friday off. Sleep In or erences essential. Country Club. ' T 1 Springfield Atenue : y-ir If* Sff[;-.»:r.ber 1st occupancy. Otdrri. at Kr»*g«•• Kewarts. cit 2 uighti. Health card. Call MI. Oo-^d w&Kes and meala. Apply In . S. J. Mllltiurn •' Edni:-r.a»l,n Rcshor. Summit «-730O OFFICE FOR RENT ; eTe:;:::*;s Mrs. M.ir .In. Summit 6-4230. 6-I5W-M. writing to Box 443. Short Hills. ALPERN'S YARD GOOQ3. opposite WANTED BotDH^ to paint C B 100't- SUMMIT Business Lo.taf.an. 3 USED CARS FOR SALf WAITRES3 wanted. Holly House Res- N. J. Alderney Milk B%m on Routs *0 En- White Jr. b Co Palntex *nd Dee- roams and bath Office suite. Spiing- , USED CAR FOR orator. 18 Edgar Street. Summit !_3P.r> FLOOR 3 roo:i«, share bath, near taurant. No SuntUy work. Mtllburn BOY to cut lawsi for rest of summer. trance on Littleton Rd. {Route 20J>; field Ave Jnd floor, exc-iiem of.'.cr »a OLDSMOB1LE * door »«lan. ex- No. 72 Bus atop 100 ft. **my. Morrt* Summit 8-U93-R Pre« e«tlmat« ! centrr pjr'.Iy furnished, available *3S PLYMOI-TH -f S-0OS9. Can Summit 7-D423-J, • - n:,-x. R»-f».-.-:;reA. Ca.ll Summit 6- for rent. locKtlon for bumn'a or j c-ricrit .'r.o'.ur. nr* batti»r>*, htater Plain*. • nal vsie," OH heat s',:;H>!'.i>d i Ooud mo* ir t 11OUSEWORKB? lii small lamtly, 5 or CAR washer and. porter .wanted-.Badge L.._.21i«v a - 11. cr .5 - 9. • -.- :-—- Pan . *yeiHi:e» o i 6 days temporary but may become Dealer, 306 Broad Street. Summit. B-7.U3 permanent. Summit 6-1S53, > DON'T THROW YOCH 6H1KT3 A.WAT \ A COMPLETE plats q restoration serr- ^ or Waferiy 8-3721, CHEMICAL operators, small chsrnSca! Collara afsEi cuffs turned or replatefl ; S-HJXJM dupiex itarden tipartmeist with riln;? rmditl ,i i Ice. Tuning, repairing, rebuilding i gi.'iit and b.uensent. :o minutes BA-NKING, Burroughs bookkeeping plant. Experience not necessary N'ew collars ar.d culfs in n'jxk tfuv BUS!NES^Pl»CS£TUNlff 2137 bftwe<>n 8 operator, experienced. Opportunity I Hsrolct Heuer, Tech. UNlon^Ule J- '< Wi^lc ::> .fa-ion sncl bus psuues door SPECIALS Kcuffel A; Esser Co. Morris Ave &.. 'tonhOiea - Covered button* - Belta - ' 8«1 or UNlonvlllf 2-4580 . ,' lor ftavaccement, salary comraen- Wearer Street, Summit Summit, .6- Bucklea - Buttons - Notions. Try ua | Cal! Summit 6-0314-K. LUNCHICOXETTE 'for"~iaTr~C*! 1 Stiin~ 1M9 Parkard IH>lu*e 0or sur*t« with experience. Write giving _39U. ' ' far fast »ervtr« Summit. Searing Ma- ; 41—CESSPOOL CLEAN Of Q ml: 6-7239 between , g a -n and 7 Sedan •, . FOR SAU detalla to the PI rat National Bank. chine Center. :M'6uni3-.it Are. SamrnSt p IT) 19.49 Poruisc Club Coup* ,. . H» \ Sprlngfleld. N, J. PORTER-Handy-man to make him- 8-021Q- Next to Jersey Csntrmi Power A HOUSE FOR RENT FARM PRODyO \ self generally u«e_ful. Steady work. IH9 Pontuc Deluxe Model 2309 'vBELIABLE person, vicinity New Provl- LlgHt Co s Apply In person. E, L. Jltterer. 14 6i — ret«nwfr-Pinrtftne-iicra«'"~worat; dally Beechwood Hoad, Summit. N. J. EXPERT ©r, houra arr*nged. Some b&bj alt- 1349 }-. h; Ro al '^&-&'3 r^-*OT. ,. i • 16.1S CHRYSLER. 2' d'oot" rrWch good JANITOE, night work. 4:30 p. m. to SANITARY CESSPOOL rjsirtHlon. .Bait offer. Call Summh tomatoe*. i t'.rig. Bumrnl! 6-0337-M. All one Owner Car* it. FuJJjt Equipp*d j frown fruits sr. i 12:30 »m Modern building, pleas- ... Ci'l SJI *V O- "^e . V -' e» 6 SERVICE CLtoVK TYFiaT-FILS CLERKS ant working conditions Call Sum- W1OHTXJ ^s Why hfc-sel to New York? mit 6-ffTOO CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS : DE~~SOIT) umTnisnir^rss? Sact • WILSON MOTORS, INC, | BERNARD^'. Work !e^ a lew months in Newark BOLIX H \ -i CLEANED, BUILT. REPAIRED ! flMid rfr UKt tb«n at our new Union, N J. lo- » •»,*•• I*ontiac Dealer i »^ -? !S OWN(TR , -win rent *;i of t\x r-.-.in j btr. i:*e ne-w *!;h g men Tii a- I- 2 betrt cxperteeea in jelling women's or chil- BOX 938 Ki-'in wh;--h he w:il occupy. Ar.drow Oder. Short Hliia 7-JSSJ.R. PA^KAfUi" f*«>»ertrr)!r""''i»4Br~pw*ict i H A WliiSON CO. L L i it * ~c n j • ««pd»:ton. ..whit* sr»iU. H <& H, | w ' dren'a better shoes, O"e d r-y-A aacS^"* Itoso!, 2 S-Mith Street, Summit or O 8S CHESTNOT, STREET ottter MORRISTOVVN call Summit, 6-0989-M between S 30 r^ofTH.ss];r^sahS mifi »«*, origsiiai owner, l«,3y. AKo J*BWARK."'». J. and 7 pm. or call \ Appljr Employment Offlct, 9th floor. MORRISTOWN 4-2082 condition, $1«. S-dmmlt Market 2-3S61 W ' s 'i" » I29S 0" BERNARDSVfLLE 8-2082 1 OP*RATOB, Launftry pree^ machine. L. BAMBERGER'S & CO. CU1 S - H 7-3737 aay No experiettce necessary. J"_c_ Eng. a' 7 J" p T DIAMOND APPRAISERS Laundry. 10 Maple Street, Summit. "ONE OF AMERICA'S SILVERTJNL >rl».jn *s radio cen- &r$ c adle Call HELP 'WAR' EMra(3KNC?~N3E5Sr [" Two it>*droofnii »nd tiled b»th on Tile bath , SALESWOMEN bun ii h fi-^14 GET 8POT CASH TOO I REDUCEO TO 131.000 COMPANY MMMmwiH Awe EMPLOYMENT WANTED HAPDY Cn* 'itr^ *^e^u;*ri p ants for NO I^)T TOO SMALL OR TOO LABOEI All multiple llstfKi sunp sil» S'.-"T H U F.o-Ut *3 A»lJ-' *•*» buy oes-spaperi, maitaitOM. oor- Two-r Buramlt and vicinity.-. W» h«ne a number of openings for E3CPBRIENOED laundrejig will .v-^u, wood ATMU» S_r«ri S 1077 "STONY IIILtl a»l«awftmen on both full-tlm» _nd rut;a,tee hovui* t% 134.' ' •; • to color*, button* and accuracy 6| burlap. lutflmniin battprlp». count. We pick-up and deliver. D»!j^ C'lOl-ll^aS lli -^OO^ C^jIKlltl^Jll, Sujf 382 Springfield Ave. Summit (1-7200 W» are partleul&rir Interested In swap or ll»t for sale. • Cbattuim 4- eummlt 6-S963. ^«MrMdk Summit «.im $180 MO.jNCOMEigj.'WWrj:.:-^ thorHt young women who hav» eitperl- •2388-R- - appliances, or foil, or collapsible ence la or deolre to sell. MOVING, general trucking. c»ll Sum- DIKING 'room set. occasion*] chsir, mit S-l 130. Wray and Wl»lt». toothpaste tuba, etc., m«isl »al»e*. See Any SUMMIT Realtor OE refrlBer*lor. Mltlburn 6-1588-J. faucet*, pipes, slnkn, stotes, radla- t!i»d (with mi j - , tors, m«aJ mugs, Tose*. or anything JUNIOR college graduate, eiperlenced , washing machine taO; and reliable wishes "to take care of j of brass, copper. [MMI, tin. Iron or THIS isTr HRKNa SHOBS en»H\.el coal or vood *to*e; |15. Sum- Jot. Mitten, fn'i' ••,"<* children during d\y or steel, also steel drums. • 5 T WOM_M"8 PLAY8HOIS ltaVpSJiR FAMILY houte. Jot 83 « I«. " 3s ferrta owner Mkln« I ' MISSE DRESSES Short HUIJS 7-2534. \ Deliver vim autornobti* to owr buying 9x12 WOOL rusj. 2 nwttr«MW baby platform and baling pre»s Open Min- -Jl!!!!!!.e!1 Avfnu*' Summit «-60fla-J. BRAYTON SCHOOL OTHER dwirea baby sitting, ere- c»n-t»g»^p«t-trtey.' Stimmit «- HOLMES AGENCY OFFERS Summit R«rtliqrs 66terr-*>i»nent_. _JEMPLOYIMENT AGCNCIES iiSre 31'nmir.v hed. t», American WHOLESALE Ji;NK YAIIU. UNION O-.enta! 9xi2. >JR. r^ed rh»!r. »S. NEW JMl'-EY h Tfo yoyr nhoppin« . » mibulanUiil DOMEfiilo, eommerrui. hotet-reVuu- Stat« Highway No r* Krfi i,»ni> ] r^»;« P- .11,h ,th». w,Mr)l^ jRr i' Vn,Y NnHMAN|>Y fiM * Mvinit through your co-worker <11«- rant hflp and fscr.ory workers (fe- mipl-srrn rh,\ir 110, RCA radio. U. • turn rli-'ht n:, Fr;. % r.T"i X.uwtt |tut ' coant pri*ii Rial*) »»r»Pdi. Iiand nf Nnd Emplor- beygiud Smith C^'ioCiir Traclfs ' 11 1 1 1 meat Agency, 68 Mala 6tre*t, Uad. . ». j^ .r '". "'" f" "-! Here la Mlr. i,"'' '* i home ' i ••' L C SMITH tvp»wrSt*r *al*. Call Plant fo our yard j 7e!«*;!i-iij»: UNlon- i t'-r '!.» If,*- Art now f),,!y »'«.vjr. l«rf# room*, ".I* '""' Apply BmployWeht OfTli-e, otli rirm Hummtt 609VV tic. full r»l!»r a ;• : SrOTTS ' KMplTdVMENT ! TEU w bu . A. McNAMARA, R(,altor far a**. n|oi «."i ' CHINA pottery 'nnH iftoneWare. ^v.,,,™ ev«-ry fnnt. . Flr«t clfcM (lomiwtio help nlnhMl 5 * ' oummirtn. OolonM ,„ rt|,MiT,|v" I " 1 L. BAMBERGRR'S & CO. of cur n-w Xmu item* »re no* Stonea. Ootd J*-»*Uj »ud Watcttw Hall, H»KJII" •OftRICJ, Realtor fJoorg* w H" ''- Oo<«l Job* nvnllah>. 421 Essex at rf.'.in. BprllltMrM A*' »' "ONE OF AMERICA'S Mlllburn. Mlllburn (5-0917. Authentte Appr»is»u JKAN R TACK lurue hreaVf Maplr Street open 9 to 3 anrt T!Yir GREATEST STORES" Cmt-mpprary C»rflnrssc«, 3J W»irn- William street. Newark, » i. j MtI1, FOR SAU unfc Av* , Chatham PAIlTt wishe* to ft'jy antlrjii^' boimo. (..II ,VK), NB COUNTRCOUN Y H«'M» ' 1 W-MVSICAL nold furnlKblntra, (llahea. ««. o»tl DIFFERENT lar*» front MIIJJNERY HOLMKS AGENCY, COIX)NIAL I b BOY'S bicycle. »a!i>r from wh-.rn LOST •* }*** opportunity to BBAlrrirtn, hund-cnrved llvlna room pr' PMurn to SUM. bertroom ftrl, »7J Uitlnnvlll* 3-9323-J, Summit 10113.1 L. BAMBEBCER'S & CO. i dlnlttff room» BUTI.ER AGENCY "CWE OF AMERICA'S living room etitte 7 n»»fln»rmt1 »4. • 'irnrnlt, !IW»JIO ORS3ATKST STORKS" *!ui Stlmmn «*«0*O Hummu «O*MQ M<»VJ,N«* WMI Ing ro rt, •on nlture EXCELT.RNT JJl|JTIN(JS OWWl «l»Mf •»*'* ' MPM. t*<** •' !tH old. fall tMimrnlt « «U,V thru mm wH^mwi i' • »t a ,,rlr» of f«»f>tn« urirl SI »•»'•»•' TWO «r»v irimlrui ctuiip,, Ml*, fM llt»*t, »•»"• ! ' •» t! f E OSSMANN 4-bwn-m.tp Colonial, fopr l.t hath u.fn. •I'lf ««immlt . i V*rfViUl

flumtntt doublfi i»r«* or W' WatM«« McIC, JS-3 (-rtW^^WfwJWStt-SK- ^^ " U* S. Savl«9»Bo 1 THI SUMMIT HEIALO, THUXSDAY, AUGUST \6. I9SI IT conference belt recently at Ktvr Col. H. R. Mom* Unit I Mt*awhlU, hia brother Capt Stat«a Air Force. Capt. OtMarco j His wife U the former Misa Marie to the former Misd Catherine MKtj/ H*mpton School lor Boy», New ' ThontM A. Delfarco t)M received was recalled to duty in January and /Johnson of Toms River. of Madison, was recalled to active Hampton, N. H. The conference To Uove for Pino Camp Playhouse to ! M* ditcbarf« from the United was Rationed at Sampaon, K. Y. | S/Sgt. DcMarco. who, i» married duty last November. '"*' / I of 417 MorrU was undtr this auipicea of the The division arti'lery of the d the Bell Tele- American Association lor the Ad- 78th Infantry DivUlon, commanded Prpsent"Siif .t a vancement of Science. by Col. H. Rtfsaell Moras, Jr., of 59 Htobart avenue, wiil leave Sun- AUTOMATIC ilicfWC HOME FREEZERS / day for its annual two weeks Starting Monday training «t -Pijfe Ocusp. -N. V.'* AccoriJWg to. CQI. Morsa the out- A famiUar *pd popular fit has the largest ••complement of play (k'st-rvet a wett-kBSwn «M*, JIVE IN THEATRES reasons Director. Ffsak N I O N HIS. PLAINS officer! and eisli»ted men aince the division became an Organised ton, «iid he hes selected * Be*erve Corpa unit alter World of featured players .«rho made their mirk witit Atlf, tf-lf ML It. Sat. JUig, 17-11 W«r II. The unit ha» 1TO officers and 430 enlisted men tut compared audience* '». th* pa*t for tee »ew 4 COMMUNIST John b«rtk - la Technicolor _pro<'uction of J«roaw X*ra*» Main Offlc* "M*SK or TUB AVKNOKB" tq a. similar number of officer* EASTERN FUEL CO. like MM." FREE PARKING S«»t ye«r but only 12 enlisted men. ""Sftlly" which o'pen»*«t thfe P»p*r 2U BKOAD BTKEKT Cartoon • Sjxirl *l«o . "Three Huib&ndi" Col, Morn, who is first assistant M0J Playhigus0-Mdn*«y. • . 4 proseeutor for Union County, Jn *dditi«n to Eonmi* Oamisg- OPEK EVENINGS SUmmit 60006 fSU*s Sunday 'Sunday said fie hopes to bring his unit up h*m, wfio plays th« title role, In ' Vrhnlcolor "DEAR BRAT" «!*o to its authorised strength within a Arthur Meuwell and CSareace ETTV OWL" "Stage to Tucton" year. Nordstrom, all of wheaa ••«!* Included in the unit are the starred, the three top ratal fol- 478th anti-aircraft artillery bat- lowing the 'Star* yrill be taken *V talion under the command of Lt. KnowUa, •->».• IllJEfl!^^ Col. Robert Denig of New Provi- Albert CSirroll, :Kno*ie* a'ppauvd dence, and the 309th field artillery | in both "Annie G*t Ysur C»»" battalion under Maj, Doane Twom- and "Up In Central PtrHr. while Put yoi|r own "freeze" " Wy of Short Hill*. Miss Broohe Is. the nswbrette hi "Sweetheart*.'' CmrroII' who tma More than 20,000,000

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