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THUMOAY, AUGUST 21, 194? Bueiti Report or Overlook Health loud Asks ;&*. V*** '':V** Cooperation in Schools to Open September 8; Completed, Trustees Disclose All Faculty Vacancies Riled Coinpl«tion of the wrvsy f. ., «<<.U0iu covering the present ragweed. flcp of K^rt v s n,n » art future administration of the Since along about mid-Augn*t, j: •iiution. periniend^nt of *c?ioou. The *«- persons allergic to autumnal nay pcrintetidenrha* atilftj a niettmg Ur. Buerki wuu engaged last fever began to suffer from the dis- M.y to study the hospital by a , e&ae, the Board of Health physi- By 2 pm . umBSiiWe consisting of "Trustee* cian explains. #r.:l members of the Citizens' Summit haa had its fthare of rag- At Bell Labs Fire Registration of new students Committee for a Better Oyertook. weed and of hay tever- victims. For will be held. September * froim BOROUGH—Charges of ncgll- tf. i s dean of the graduate school several years the Board of Health 10.a, m. to rirton. For: thp«c wfcft_ genre and a "contpinpt-uoti* indif- a niedicine of the University of endeavored to interest residents in arc unable to register during theme 1 ference to the regulations and re- i rsnsylvania and also director s campaign to destroy the obnox- quirements of a small community," of the University Hospital at j ious weed, but without conspicuous wtre made this week by Mayor Pi:.iadelpnia./£text month at the ; success. Early in 1B39 with Com- Ellsworth R. Hansel! against the I {invention of tit* American Hoa- mon Council co-operating, a drive Mahony-Tro«t Construction Co. ot' . •.! Association a.t Cleveland. Dr. was launched to clean all yards, T*nsHnie, engaged in work on thc Bi rki will receive the Atsooia- gardens and vacant lots. '•^tJP** addition to Bell Telephone Labor- ; .n's highest honor, the Ameri- %m Many Ignorant of Heed atories in Murray Hill The . ,:i Hocpltal Association Award SUMMITS NEWEST INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBOR tion to Summit's r&pldly growing group of light Ajn initial handicap was the dis- Mayor's accusations are thc out- >• Slcrlt for 1MT. A pan pmi- —-Last Wednesday officials of the Air Reduction industrial and research laboratories is located on covery that many persons did not growth of a fire that started the , :•-•:.: of the Association, Dr. Bu- Sales Co. opened the brand new, ultra-modern the crest of the Watchungs adjacent to thc B<>11 know ragweed and could not dis- 20 on a rubbish , •',: i will be the ninth, man to re* acrientific laboratories of the company at Murray Labs. The plant, completed last May, now employs tinguish it from other garden or Hill to local businessmen, city officials, executives he Bell Labs' ,vr this honor. a staff of approximately 275, many of whom have field weeds. Consequently an edu- and research men ot nearby firms, college scientists moved front other cities to this area. property. "Pending the filing of Concerns! About Future cational campaign was conducted and representatives of the press. This newest addi- a formal complaint by any one of I:. « letter to Mr. Montgomery, Mr*. IUcliard L. Miller which remedied this situation. the interested parties,'* h« ex- :- Buerki said in part: (Chell Pruiuen) pressed his "concern over the From 1040 through last year an . . Throughout my visits to matter." • • expanded program was conducted Air Reduction Has "Open Commuters Claim C. S. Evans, vice-president In •.. hospital 1 was especially con- with physicians testifying on * charge of construction for the ; ! ned regarding plans for the More Home Rule marked drop in the number of hay Mahony-Trost firm, told the Her- :.iure of the institution. Because fever cases. During, this six year House" tor Neighbors Bridge Delays ald Tuesday afternoon the Muyor's • the particular interest In thit period, all known spots where the BOROUGH - Air Reduction* of varying crescendo, a system at For Cities Seen charges hadn't come to his atten- :••na.at of the problem, I have at- weed grew were mapped- An indi- Sales Co., an affiliate of Air Re- almost complete . sound-proofing tion and that he would investi- !»mpted to chart a long-range vidual card record of the owners duction Company, Inc., held Its prevails for the housing of wlen- Affect 45,372 gate them this week In a confer- ;>-iografB for the future develop- In New Charter was then compiled and at the first "Open House for Neighbors," tisU There is also an «Ktensive Delaware, Litckawtuina and Western Railroad commuter*, In ence t»t the scene of the fire. He inont o>I the hospital. Greater home rule for New Jer- proper time each was served with Wednesday afternoon of last library. ROBERT v. a REED ; a fight to obtain thc closing of promised to acknowledge Mayor 'The suggestion* contained in sey municipalities Is promised a notice to cut and destroy the week at its labyrlnthlan. ultra- Lab Employs 215 New Superintendent the three Paasaic River bridges Hansell's accusations. *:t<" report are not new for the under the proposed new Consti- growth. Infested properties were modern plant at Murray Hill At present, approximately 275 hours, registration will be con- during commuting hour* made "Deliberately Set" noit p«rt, but I trust they will tution, according to Mrs. Richard visited by inspectors and any fail- where the scientific mine* of an are employed at the labs, ot which tinued in the afternoon beginning international firm are at work. their appeal lalt Thursday «t a Harwell, in a letter made uarjf| and highlight the impor- L, Miller of Summit, one of the ure to act was followed by the 150 arc either engineers or highly at 1:30 p. m. Union County delegates to the Board of Health workers doing thc The parem, ompany h*« branches hearing before Col. W. F. Heavcy. week ««ld that "in- •ant problems that must to specialized technicians. Numerous On Thursday afternoon and Fri- Constitutional Revision Conven- cutting and removing, thc owners in the United States, Canada, chief of the New York Naval Dis- vestigation leads to thc belief •.olved It Overlook Hospital i* to c private .offices are set aside for day of next week, tests will be ad- tion now being held at New being assessed for the cost. South America and France. trict for the U. S. Engineer Corps that this rubbish (which Includes become a leader in the hospital 52 qif these specialists. i VVar Department, in thc Federal ministered to new pupils with the Brunswick. a : At the "open house,' Maaagerl a lot of highly Inflammable ma- field ia New Jersey." However, Common Council con- exception of those registering for Mrs. Miller, speaking Monday George S. Mikhalapov was chief ?!*jr§?•'»*«. manning the equip- Court room at Newark. The hear- terial) had been deliberately set Criticism lit Pa»t vinced that the fight against rag- kindergarten and first grade. before the regular , luncheon of a reception committee that In- ment in-the machine shop are ing, on which <4 decision Is ex- afire by your employees with the tn the survey itself. Dr. BucrkJ weed calls for more than individ- Need Doctor'* Htoteuwnt meeting of the Summit Rotary cluded the plant's executives. iUU. of the, first order, pected within the next three* know]«dg«« of tta supervisor of hays, the reason for the report, ual municipal effort, (ltd not ap- of whom f avtt Isesn with "WeelfsV' was tfie result of V letter Ouk at tim - YMCA, Wd thitf; Among the estimated ISO who at- thek job.^Ut'e L^rRtorles ...... All pupils entering for the first •• that fer Hate in this year's budget a sent to Pi". As a result, the Board of islature wag not allowed to pass executives, the' press and various for him to determine whe'thcr the by Council in June, 1939. Over thc from fiery furnaces. cards and report cards from their Trustees invited representatives special laws for one community college and university department Backed by commuters of both incident resulted from "contemp- 14 years that the Summit Board previous schools. v* trie citiiena group to join with as all laws must be general. Any heads. , (Continued on Page 8) the Lacka wanna 'a Morris and Es. tuous Indifference", or ivaav thc of Health has been combating the :rcm in selecting an unbiased con- slum clearance project, there- Completed Last May •sex, and Montclair divisions ih product of "thoughtlessness and Parents of new pupila are en- fore, is done under a general law ragweed nuisance, Dr. Dengler has couraged to register their children > jit ant to do a survey of the hos- The Murray Hill plant, a re- addition lo a large number of car. Careles»nesa." passed by the Legislature, come to the conclusion that "en- on Thursday .morning. September :.:al. it was understood that the search- laboratory with approxi- bu« and truck riders, Mr. Burden If Summit, for instance, wanted forcement" is not the answer. He Lindsey Post 322, After calling the attention of 4; if at all' pb&sible, to the end •jn-cy would not only deal with mately 85,000 feet of floor space, declared that 45,371 commuter* a special project, the new Con- said "You had to do it all over the .firm to the risks of fire and that the necessary work prelimi- ?i»f present administrative prob- stands on the crest of the Watch- are affected daily by the interrup- stitution would allow the Common every year. By the time you got thc responsibilities of starting a nary to class aasignmentA may- be lems confronting the hospital, but ung range. It was completed last Names Officers; tion to trie normal flow to com- Council to pass the necessary res- defendants Into Police Court to blaze, Mayor Hansell stated: done before school opens. Ordi- •••. u!d also chart a course for its May and consists of engineering muter traffic. olution and the Legislature In answer summonses, the ragweed Homes Endangered narily it will not be possible for Suairc development." offices, research and experimen- He presented the following turn could pass a law to cover the season war all over. Seeks New Home "Your fire the pthcr night sent late registrants to enter regular Begtnmimg ihlnoerlt. The Her- tal facilities, and a machine shop. breakdown of the figures: "project. The city then could Hesitant on Spraying Douglas Barrow was nominated sparks at one time toward the classes before Wednesday, Sep- «M tciff pmUimh the jint of « The Air Reduction laboratory is Morning pl&ce the matter before the people It is believed that the campaign to command Lindsey'Street Post, 7:30 a.m.to . in-* referendum or the-govern- T5f t a 6:45 D.m. another time In thc direction of Kindergarten Cl»»»c» •. highlight* ef the Btterki report ment of apparatus, machinery and D. I. & W. bridfie P In; body could pass an ordinance eradicate ragweed antedates such meeting Saturday evening. The thc Laboratories. If your water Thc state law provides that pu- on Orettook Hotpital. processes for fabrication, heat passengers 7,784 15,713 for the purpose. Another feature campaigns by any other commu- session was held "at the home of supply was inadequate tonight the pils must be enrolled for kinder- treatment, and refining of metals, trains 3 5 "A hospital survey must take of the proposed charter will be a nity in this year. When Summit in- Jack Johnson, Broad street, a Erie R. R. passengers 975 875 fire in the rubbish heap, what garten within ten days of the mainly' through the uses of atmo- trains io 5 clause which will allow zoning augurated its campaign 14 years member of the Post. would we have done had the fire opening of school in September. csCTizanoe of the broad scope of spheric gases. Clay St. passengers 5,134 4,»1J of land for special use, the sarhe ago, Maplewood came here to ob- Other nominations included the buses 34 85 (Continued on Page 9) Except for pupils transferring nientific, medicine and of the Apparatuses and processes de- other vehicles 1,349 • 1,3 IB M a municipality can zone for serve and then went home and following: Senior vice commander, from other schools no pupils can wial and economic factor* of signed and studjed here include In answej to objections by the buildings. started a spraying campaign. How Joseph Cooper; Junior Vice Com- be enrolled in the kindergarten thv country that affect practice In all forma of welding, flame cut- opposition which was led by T. County Has First Polio New Charter Better effective this spray is may be ob- mander, Robert Chapman; Junior after September 18 except by spe- •he medical field. It should visu- ting of metals, handling, control- VVooImuth, secretary of the New- The speaker stated that it was served along the right of way of Vice Commander, William Howe; Death; No Cases Here cial action of the Board of Educa- s)w the changes in the practice ling and combusting of atmos- ark Chamber "of Commerce, Mr, her conviction that the 1844 Con- the D.L.&W. Railroad where "2- Post Historian, Arnold Stewart PLAINFIELD — The first fa- tion. The rules of the Board of of medicine wnich may be ex- pheric gases and oxygen-condi- Burden declared the river users stitution could not be much worse 4-D" has been used effectively. Finance Officer, William Lump- tality from infantile paralysis in Education require that a child to acted in the postwar world, and tioning of metals in the refining have very little concession ti make and therefore any of the many kina; Service Officer, Jack John- Union County reported this year be admitted to kindergarten in •i.-in? this ss a criterion, should However, some members of the and rolling stage* in accommodating the commuter* son SergeanU-at-arme, Dillard took place Monday with the death September must be five years o!d Vazscst fundamental plans of changes for the better would be Board of Health are hesitant In because "It i»,»only a very sma.ll reason enough for her to vote for Develop New Models Sergeon and Steven Elliot; Chap- of Walter Kustra, 9, of Kenilworth. on or before Dccemb«-i 1 n?xt. for. an institution, using "2-4-D" lest some valuable' proportion of the time when com- lain, Rev. Alfred G, Dunsten; The boy died in Muhlenbcrg Hos- The selection of the course of a revised Constitution. She said plants or shrubbery be damaged or Inaugural models of new ma- muting hour* interfere with the in any sense debat- Judge Advocate, John Barker, ant* from taking private civil rights, < militia, and schools publicity. « d Total number of days—183 the stm* Bill of RlghU BUfcf Rights sections Is th« strug- 1 TNI tUMMff HitAU). THUMDAV, AUGUST tl. 1*47 All-day Meeting per aad slumimina arc the taoet Colorado lion SaggcsttoK for Wter h*klt)f AH «*Ub af« conductor* of popular commercially because September 3 SPMHG NOUS ffitt SBMCE electricity, wit* Htm tap*. Cop- their low cost Vif Its Summit as. Wiiliain*, part president of 'Pufsnas. The fun first aawe or two Of Garden Leaders Grand Junction. Colorado Uoai la oust be given, never J. Mrs. L*ur*fte* N, Wtlspa, p Qub was * guest of Summit Uow or Miss L. Bostwick. dent of tbe Garden Club of Ntw HAVANA at tb«l» weekly luneheoa Tbu»- _„, if possible, and double tiy>t tin Hotel Suburban. Uon tte Jersey will act tm hostsw «| as always. Copy should be oa all-day conference {or gard*n du* WJUIatai, who wean a ZO-ywy u beabest publicitpublici^y Tb« MIAftfHBIACH mit Herald to puMWrift Uw paper of food »lM. Little prasidenti on Wednesday, S*pt._i, chevron as » lion, reported that •etap* of payer are easily lost. at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. bit ton is also t put president of IOWIBI: aiiggeattme far puW cmvwm ' __ _ that pun* Da not be flowery. A newspaper 800 North Ridgewood road, South the club, retfc&u facts. Omit*adjectives. Orange. VI* LAND • UA • AW Um William* sine vwited Sum- chairmen cut oat tbi» artteS* far Independent Trip* L«n» Any Olf Teii *B U* story. All details may &Von** nrti** t*sw mit Lions a year mo July. He has reference la tbe JaB whea they as- In response to many requests > Oct. < ft II Not. 1 A 11 been viiHlng with hi* daughter, sume their duties. be familiar to you but there ar* from club president*, stain Mrs. j •*•* Miutf Stack Hetel ft* Mrs, Richard Millet, of Beekman An'accurate and aestiy prepared inaay people who read the paper Arthur J. Sullivan, publicity chair-1 to NUM. kll trastftn ta< road, who wu busy Thursday with article received to Use office la to ftad out to* information you man, this day has been planned to ' her *uUs* at Mew Srivuwick u good tia*t bat a auwh better five tbem an opportunity to talk inforwaliy with tach otber a« *—** ' -—; > •••' . . UDAts VU »trwM»ttacr u MUMKI. s «**• one of tfalen County's five dele- Always give th* data. Do not say eratoer er Ps* today, tomorrow or yesterday un- problem* and plan* of their dubs. AH pfeMM of tree iorgery *t-r»MoaabI« prices!' • **» *t Muni Seaeft. Hwrt kauri*. UtM- Convention. Ucle that may b* taeeaapM* la tts less you priot the del* in paren- A committee of sewn woata, all Trimmlnf, Spraying «ad Fe^inf—Removal Cavi- •1441! Ui tr*S*t>r«. In tit* absence of Job* Stnosa- Information. TUBMF ._ after it We do not know president* past or present, hav* ask, tk» to chse* Show on October I sad I in wbkh If you mat several article* in dsil «-iti6i •Ided in tit* *b*t»c* of Walter A. It and g*t it ready tor tk* lyps* before aa outstanding ovmt, pre- practically all Garden Clubs of FOR WOiFT $1111101 OQOOOOOCT MeNamara, pratldtnL wtters,. • • ' aant different soft** about It each New Jersey will parttelpate, will tos Aquatic Til* IeUowtag guides will hsif w*dc For iastaaot, oa* week an- receive m/ch attention. t*fcy mum ret »*•»* th* m—finer will take lrwcrw. Ctfrtflcott those new oa ths Jeft aad wlS t*» Tbe executive board of the Oar- Dl mind the old stsad-ltfs'of the place, th* ae«t week five the name den Club of New Jersey„ will be Reservations RU!»»rd I. KoVy, associate sec- neeesaary step*: of the committee tn charge or the present to answer questions and retary of the Summit TUCK, Be accurate and brief- Ths first i of the patron* aad patron. learn how they may be of greater passed the requirements for aqua- THERE'S STILL TIMBTO TAKE paragraph should b* th* r... . aaotber tin* the purpose for service to the member clubs. Club tlo director ind received his cer- the question* who, what, w&icfi tt 1» to be given, or parties presidents will be *ta,t*d with oth Are Now tlflott* from the Physical Educa- where and way, not wer—sriy ta to be held in connection with it if er presidents of their sone and ADVANTAGE OF OUB ... tion C*ma»lUas of the Nittanal that order, but all there. The first It I* a social event The same story with their zone chairman at lunch Taken YMCA Council, It was announced paragraph is the show window of j is never printed over and over eon. tills week. the article, and ail other para-1 Durinr th« sumtaer Mr. Roby Th.e guest of honor will be Mrs. DRY CLEANING for graphs sr* an elaboration of It | Always start the copy at least Lewis M. Hull, former president supervised the boys' swimming Verify*****, ' . profrem and reported that more ose-quartir of the way down the of the Garden Club of jfaw Jersey AUGUST SALE — Dinners Dances than to boys pasted the minnow Spell ail names correctly. If the, page so there will be space to write and now president of National or b*jinn*r» swim test which re- article is hand written, print all f the headline on that piece of pa- Council of Garden Club*. She will Jiiihe ;..,!

both of Summit, and Joan H. STAINltSS STfll WoJfley of JOddlebury, Vt. MACK-IN MODUS Frederick W. WilUrd of Haw 2Jro36cv.fr. tbore* place, who died August 11, left bis estate to his widow, lfaadc 1C executrix. LIFETIME MIAT OISTUT CANS THMM0»ANI QUAUTY CONSTRUCTION DO YOU wont to know A eompiti* ttin * of e«mm»reiaJr*J - HOW TO frlg«rotor» •xr*mW«ly ut«d by Amsrlcos leodlng inimptndtnH. GET MARRIED., cfiolns oni iuper-mark»ti. Backtd by otmotf a holf^entwry of design* STAY MARRIED? Ing ond imonufaeturlng exp»rl*nt» Thca read Bernare Macfadden's -and sold with a rellabl* WAR- •asjsatiooal editorial "InUmste RANfY tKat 0iv«s double osiuraijc* MLtt Mjrstar>iB|; Problems of Mar- fROZIN MOB OIITUV CASH of compete) lofiifoction. , , riage" in the September issue of feH vMen-eete* »W» TWINOOW KfofetM lUeiM *sen. |Mle- FhyxIcsJ Culture Kag-aslne, on l JfwltlWAU." HMtnc 5££ THISI QUALM FUTURiS sal* at all newsstand*. 'if l%M, oil wiMtd itael cen*lr«N«ien. N* The startlis* revelations in Ber- rivtta or dtrt-Mlcfclni |*li«ti, Wsiwdsd •arr Macfaddenr* editorial will • esOigsiea and help to solve on* AN se*l*dftff*« ***er end verml* sv*eM of life's greatest and mystifying by «n eiidvilvt steceii. You wish- to pay the correct amount of income taxes. problems. Vs te S" el "ies-Hkited- es^reve* Read and learn bow to be. happy Your record of deductible items will be important. The while noairied, by getting your UtUnl** "CLIMATIC CON0»TIONIWO" copy of Fhysieal Culture from CoM In many n*4*\% f AteHeale HOMI AM» 'ARM ICIMAKM*— record of these deductions appear on your checkbook jNoar dealer now,, If sold'out, MUttlM • flflfl MIAT HOOKt— •end ONE DOLLAR for four Is- JMM>N "MtfttiwAU". 2Ht» CAM^ARTMIN Ml fieesisf end sM»> ft Imdnhr* "rHllttWAU" stubs. sue* of this' fascinating maga- •Pf" •••••• WWW w»WiwtWlffwlfc zine to: iseedi end Uf»n»W«» Open a checking account with us on the Budget •5% cddltlwieJ cell •*•«. Physical Culture ft*«Me« ssrs Check Plan. No minimum bal ance required. Maximum cost MAGAZINE l 'I •» FMOi Aveu-New York 17, JT. IT. 10c per check. CeniMl p H it User*! WM e> Mii-f*fltli<0 "TWIN0OW" SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT OPEN FROM 7:45 A. M. TO 4:00 P>M. ' Dsws and "TMWMOf AMI" Misley |lm, it M **nfe •• etsei le HMMMH* vnlts tm MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS-FRIDAY EVENING *:00 TO 8:00 , •IVtflAtl CO0UM AN** liniMfOM ftlHtStTOtStllATOM "tUMATIC Comvt Ovr faptrfi -Mo OUigotbo SUMMIT TRUST COMMIT^ SALES •SEHVICE IS T A •LI 5 H E D 1191 REPAIRS M«n,b.r Federal Harris Refrigeration Company Mimbtr Dtpe.it hsuranct Ftdtral Rt,.rv. COMMERCIAL SALES AND SERVICE Corporation Sy|ff(n • 77 MAIN SHUT TIL MA. i42tl MADISON, URV10I - U. 6-2111 THE SUMMIT HERALO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, It47 Pasftl Classrooms Sold fo I* Easy at Eyes and Ntrves 1 n«Moai with ad«ntlfilisUl» city'city *s Meoadanaseo»4*ryr and tiMBMAanattatstar>y auuagc„__r_ o-f. •.•.taa_* Boar•. d. of. Educa_> - •choola («K«pt Uncoia) when tion, said ywUrday- Certain rooau to wttrtow putel feeSi ring. SeBtembtr 8, Walter S. fai tht hifli school that sat** tats in M4 nccrtUry,, and business plans for tfct *niarg«mt»t of ttutt building v«r» net fluted. UM«- wise, Uaeoin school was eatirud MASON KING «rf HIS ORCHfSTIM b*c*us« of plan* ia tk« offing for » new school in that arw. VttWON MACH - CALUt Th« »««r color achtmaa, Mr. Eddy believes will Improve light- ing by as much as 100 *#r cent. THEY GO: Selection of colors rod types of SQUARE DANCING P»ints followed «tudy »f UgnU&g techniques by the Bo*rt of Edu- imr PRWAV AMO UTWDAY t»M k M. cation and Mr. Eddy a* have be*B established by recognised authewi- tie* Tb« warmer pastel shades HORSESHOE LAKE CASINO have been chosen for rooau with ; off Route 10 SneeMoaaa, N. I. northern exposure* aad, lighter sbadci (or southern expoeures

Almost every school girl knows that Kate Greenaway was an English girl... born 100 AHOV TinaUBt—CWet John L "JCD^J-OB, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- years ago ... who designed such charming" ward L Norton of IT Larrminc pli.-t, tignals from the bridge of the Admiral Fsrragttt Acadtna/s fUjftb.;., & former LCI, during one of clothes for girls. We're proud to be head- the weekly otruiies taken dotiac the «uminer camp session which he quarters for modern Kate Greenaway is attending for the second year. tTupper photo) Fashions made of such excellent fabrics as A. Otto, Jr., surrogate, Court to 1 House. Elizabeth. DAN RIVER'S STARSPUN GINGHAM The will of Hn Marie^"Mathilda A K>», Frank B, of 323 Maolis and DAN RIVER'S CORD- Seller, who died he« July ». h*s avenue, Glen Ridge, ii named been filed for probate with Charle* : <-x*-rutor. The estate will go to him SPUN CHAMBRAY. and two other tons and a daughter. YMCA to Open IN 47-48 • With an FHA Property Improvement Loan you con SECRETARIAL Season September 17 paint and, decorate outside and inside... add shutters, storm The Young: Men'i Civic Council, STER0OAWHC an organiration of young adults doors and sash, weatherstripping ... repair the plumbing, from Summit will hold their first Bring your daughter in to- Wiring, or heating system . . .install sidewalks, driveways, ACCOMIM n;e...* » • :.:•>'•„:. able blouses in many colors. Sizes 3 to 14. A survey of your heating: system cheerfully made 1.59 to 2.98 without any obligations AFTER- GIRLS' SKIRTS a fire you'll thank yovr Pleated and plain, fine detailed skirt*. Smart Ivdcy start if you caH«d new styles. Flnt fabrics. Wide assortment of solids, colors and plaids. SUes 3 to 14. at in to checlc up on 3.49 to 5.98 MURRAY HUL HEATING SERVICE your iitsurancv. ' Member of tht Chamber of Commtree of Summit, N. J. MURRAY HILL HEWJHSiY Bepmrated In Outdaro

Cfcirle* H. Johm 1*0719 Ckll I'M For Gtflsflete INSURANCE Proteettm 6-2687 SUMMIT, N. J. SpiMtr M. Summit*-1»00 THt SUMMIT HtRALD. fNtfltSPAV, AUCUST » operator of toe other car aadblt wife,MUdred. Two Automobile Accortilttg to Ideotlf loat lOffl- CHURCH DIRECTORY cer Frank Van Troak, wl invet- First Oiicb of CMsk SdenHst Accidents Occur tigated, ths victlnu wei given first aid at the actae of t i led- Btan form (that U, a» It , A Branch'of The Mother Chares, Tne first Cnurcb of Gbrut Contral Church dent by Dr. M. 3. 8eale»sa to »ortal vltw), btbw e Over Week-end Officer Van Tronk also a^id turn- Bcieatlst, la Beaton, Massachusetts by a human mother, J«*us mi both Sunday Services «t U *./M. Sunday School u A. H. . I* V. Bmetinwn, IXD. the mediator betwetn Spirit and One pereoB wt* detained at taave been Issued bf, ssatuy D. MarWa tbt flt»h, between Truth and er- Overlook Hospital and five others drivers oni charges of reckl sa driv Wednesday Meeting at S:15 P. If. ror. Explaining and demonttrat- wan treated and relaaatd after Ins;. Buaoay-49 a. aw Service «&4 Another aocidtnt report^ by tbt a«r«oa, The Wwea Wltjiesft," by iag tht way of dlvl»» Bdtnct, bt two automobiles ftit In a colli- btcamt tbt way of «alvaUon to all police occurred Friday a car Rtv. Henry D. Hartmann. »<»*• sion at Locust drive and Tulip operated by Hits Signe I Christian kl^e Adding Room try fcrrattfenunt* during service. who accepted hi* word" (pp. West- 315,»M). street early Sunday morning. lund of Mountain Avenot nd one OW< TO THI fUlUC Thtoserviet tt»rk# tnt lest of the Detained at Overlook was An- drives by Robert T. Dunn summer eerits. Banning San* ,f MUl- drew. Purma, U, of, .Wijippany, burn were in a collision at d»y, September ?, Dr. Buschmsa Hobart Opea «sllr tl V> i'M Central Church whose condition waa reported yes- and Springfield avenues •ventnas 7Jo to 9 will return tod services will b« terday by hospital authorttlet at Weitlund wta slightly lnju td, U oli Calvary Epiicopal Church School Reopens "good.* Jlee said. Thote treated and dismissed lev. U. 9. PrwMfai September 7 Jersey Ha* stigtJtst OSJBVI MtaMeHa-Cfcarg* were: Adam H. Durma, 34, of Central Presbyterian church Whippany, driver of one of tne Toe Court of Errors Bunds*-* a. »., Holy Com- school will begin regular MMIOBI ears, George Klcak, 18, and Jobs peals in New Jcmy, const ting of reunion; 11 a. m,, V«Mted ttrv- Sunday, September 7, according to QrumHa, both of Whippany and 16 mtntbtrt, la the IWg'St trl- iet, Rev. David K. Barnwell, DD, an announcement made by Wood- passengers in purma's ear; An- bunal of last resort in the United pastor ot first Baptist Church, juff J. English, superintendent thony Mandolyal, 59, of Newark, States. gueat preacher. During the serv- Claatta for three, four and five- ice nur.ery will he held in tbt year-olds will be enrolled at »:40 parish house. and 11 a. m. Primary enrollment* will be held at the same time for Long Hill Followship grade* one, two and three. Bed Brick School House, CtaMM for Juniors of grade* Chatham Township four, five and six, wlU be enrolled Clifford K. Harrod. PMt«r at 9:40 a. m. only. Edward Duryee will be tuMUtant superintendent in Sunday — »:45 a. m, Sunday charge of the 11 a. m. hour. echoot at ,Red Schoolhouse; 11 t, m>, morning worship, sermon, Summit Unitarian. Hit PI FUST LESSON "The W«ll» Rebuilt"; 3 p. m,,

'Teenage Bible claw; T:80 p, m', Dismissal of Editor * " "•"*•,.:••••-:-:- evening fellowship hour. Rev. Jacob Trapp and Gerald- Wednesday—8 p. m., Blbl« etudy ine Sauvage, both of Summit, are 2B%0F^ MONTUVINO and prayer meeting at Red School- among the 103 Unitarians who Qur fumral ftome at 309 Springfield Avenue house; 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., Ladle* signed a letter to the Unitarian ISTO Missionary eewlng group meets at churches of this country and Can- DURING AUGUST ON "ompan* in Charm and Quiet Refinement home of Mrs. Gulon Fountain, ada demanding restitution of a With the Comfortable Homes of Falnnount avenue, Chatham. free and progressive "Christian ALL GOLF CLUBS IITPROVIC Register," official magazine of our Community I. P. Presbyterian Church the denomination and protesting (IFoodSu Rev. Bteaard a, Bryan the dianrtml of Stephen H. Frllch- Everything the. golfer needs you'll find on our shelves. Golf balls Ugtit E. P. Burroughs & §01* Sunday—9:48 *. n»., Sunday man of Boston as its editor, WITH YOUR OTHER FOOD School; 11 a. m., morning worship, The letter states that In dis- for Rood flight . . . tournament sermon, "The Second Coming of missing the editor "the destiny , "A man faugjit a eon of Provic tor himaelf, Funeral Home of a free and vital church U in- grade golf, clubs, approved by pro- CbTlst" fessionals. Enjoy the fall golffalg one for hjia father and one for Ms nephew, then he i^uUbhcd 1820 volved." add, "la it all right to drink coffee and amoke cig- Cfirlttlan Scftnco Church season more than ever before wilh S09 Springfield Avenue • Summit 6-0259 arette* white taking l*rovlc?' He waa told that Dr. Barnwtll to Preach the right equipment . . . 'Christ Jesus" U the Lesson- he could do as he pleaaea but hh question uas like fV«f«n A. Bturcuglu Robin B. Kohr John DatUbon, Jr. Sermon subject for Sunday, Au- This Sunday at Calvary gust 31. The next In the series ot united asking an automobite aalttman who had just sold Qoldeh Text: "Ood tent not hit summer services will be held at him a new car if it would be all right to keep one Son into the world to condemn Calvary Church Sunday, August COME IN TODAY! foot on the brakes while the other foot is on the the world; but that tht world 31 at 11 a. m. with Rev. David hrough him might be saved." K. Barnwell, D.D., minister of accelerator," IJohn 3:17). the First Baptist Church as guest Sermon: Passage* from the preacher. Just aa an automobile needs gasoline free from EXHAUSTED King James version of the Bible Rev. Donald Brookman, D.D., Include: "Behold, the days come, of New York, former rector of tar, so the human body needs food free from the with the Lord, that I will raise St. Peter's Church, Morrlstown, tars in coffee and tobacco smoke. unto David a righteous Branch, will ofCiclate in place of Mr. Fran- and a King shall reign and prosper cis who la on vacation. Send Provic to your friends and relatives in and 'hall execute Judgment and ustlce in the earth." (Jer. 23:5). Europe. One can will last a month. Correlative passage* from "Sci- SHS Grid Coach ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Include: "Wearing in part a hu Recovering from ALL SAY WEDNESDAY Humanic Brands. Inc.

Brush Fire Burns 360 Springfield Ave, Summit, N. J. Telephone Su 6-6640 Peter Kandrat, 36, Summit High SUMMIT HARDWARE & PAINT CO. Sponsored by Human Engineering Foundation. Gospel Hall School football coach, Is in Ellta- 359 Springfield Avenut SUmmI» 6-0216 Hummlt Aw., and Walnut St. beth General Hospital, recovering Services Lord'* Day: from second degree burns suffered Lord's Supper—11 A. M. Friday afternoon when he rescued . Gospel Preaching—7:80 P. M. hLi fellow worker, Windsor Wil- **rayer and Bible Study liams, 21, a junior at Drew Uni- Friday—8:00 P. M. versity, from a brush fire flare- Everybody Welcome back in Union where both men Recently, it was recorded in have been summer employees of the pren that Britain's beer bill the Union Township Shade Tree In 1038 was f 1,340,000,000. In Commission. when you arrive home? 1043, it had advanced to $2,825,- According to Elwood C. Cornog, 000,000. In 1938, the tobacco bill director of interscholajjtlc ath- Mr. Hnny vraakty thought at he staggered from hit car, was $870,000,000. In 1943, it had letics and supervisor of physical advanced to $2,240,000,000. This education at Summit High School, 400,000 Left Feet •«••> If 1 can »nfy make tht stoop I'll thank my lucky itarl" surely is a rapid pace on the the two men were burned while Mr. Fenny mad* the stoop—with an inch to spar*, down grade. Years ago, in the burning tree cuttings at the Ci hit pebble walk Ilk* a rug of btar. State of Colorado, a farmer sold Cenecaro farm, off Chestnut hlj farm bit by bit for whiskey. street, Union. Both men suffered -burns-of-4be-face -chest-and-ar-n»r that never _l?i5ffl^lt!!iis»£.th*jotrtUB-makeJwr-husband smllep rrcestandan» 9M ran a bath of nice warm wattr and Itft him for a while. left. The saloon keeper got the Blood transfusions and plasma farmer to' deed it to him for a were given the stricken worker* Mrt. Penny, In the kitchen, preparing him hit supper, They had been taking tree branch- Cm hear him splashing merrily in that warm, relaxing water. quart of whiskey. Afterwards, from this tame little hill $160,- es to the farm and burning them. push a clutch! 000,000 worth of gold was taken, Shortly after 3:30 p. m. they ap- Try ntadif It a tit if win, wittr while Its former owner died a peared at Union Police Headquar- ters after driving a mil© from the pauper. ticMltffafttrilMtiiyHUejib. farm in the Shade Tree Commis- Cowper the poet wrote: sion truck. Police said their "I thlrit, but not as once I did, Ih« vain tfelif hts of earth to slur*. trousers were smouldering and Thy wounds, Emmanuel, all forbid portions of their ahlrts, still burn- That I should seek my pleasure there. 400,000 left feet... left without a thing Commonwealth Water Company "It was the sight of thy dear cross, ing, were on the floor of the truck. lint wmuted my soul from earthly Had Gasoline Cant toi do! Because Hydra-Matic Drive things, : And taught me to esteem u drosi. The injured men were placed In eliminates the clutch pedal and all dutch The mirth of fools, the pomp of the Union Township ambulance pushing. 400,000 right hands ... on the by Acting Chief of Police Charles steering wheel where they belong! Be- Frick and Detective Harry Hana- way. Patrolman Edward Ull- cause Ilydra-Mstic Drive shifts ge*n brlcht took them to the hospital.. automatically—makes manual shifting a Union police said the men had GH HTDRAMATIC DRIVE to kien thing of the rolled on the ground In attempt- That's the story of convincing proof that ing to extinguish the flames as their bodies were covered with proved by nearly 4DOr000 OldsMbile lie* behind the GM Hydra-Matic Drive refuse as well as burns. Police owners in billions of miles of of today. Oldtmobile first introduced learned that the men had two this revolutionary advancement almost Rtgd Dots It Right five-gallon cans of gasoline with "no-clutch, no shift" 8 yean ago! And since then, nearly them which were involved fn the 400,000 owners of Hydra-Matic Olds, rnrr Oftoman accident. mobiles have driven literally billions of wlthloch Mr. Kandrat, who left the miles—without ever pushing a dutch! IIILL Union school system In 1943, was Uphobtory Order formerly principal of Washington After these 8 years, Hydra-Matic Drive Month* School there. He also taught is still the only "drive" that eliminate* •oPa Urgs eeWftiwi et sieierMs, new mathematics and served as as- the clutch pedal and shifts gears auto- sistant football coach in Union matically through four forward speeds. High School, where he was also The lowest-priced car to offer. GM dean of boys. For the last three years he hat taught mathematics Hydra-Matic Drive* is the smart new in Summit secondary schools and Oldemobile. It's ahead in performance acted as assistant to Cornog in —automatically. Ahead in appearance coaching football. , —dramatically. That's why people are f The accident was the second aaying, "It's SMART to Own an Olds!" misfortune to hit the Kandradt family., A boy born nearly four week* ago to Mrs. Kandrat, died Witt SLIPCOVERS when one week old. JO up HYDRAMATIC 32 Lt I 0s DRIVE WMTI 01 PHONI Tow SuVtrwin NItcheU 2-9X42 YOUR OLDSM Oil LI D I A L I R 401IROAD STRIET Newt* I, N. J. -Ustteb* SPERCO MOTORS CO.. INC. EGAG 1 •VININOt—Hr Tett Cemriswes MARINO'S "» to 302 IROAD STREET SUMMIT, N. J. SU. 4-1700 UPHOLSTItY SHOIV PHONIVYA t-0270 m MAlNflllD, NEW mmmmaf** tvwiHa$ -. NO OUKH. THE SUMMIT HiKAU), THURSDAY. AUSUST U, tf47 f 400 Persons See Closing Activities AtCampWatchung

Camp W«tehtmf> Boy Scout camp at Glen Gardner for the Watcfatiaf Area, which includes Sairamlt, New Providence Borough *nd New Providence Towtwhip, dosed its 20th setson of camping laat Saturday night More than 400 Scouts, Bcouters and parents of Scout* gathered EASY ON TUB BVDCETt MORE •round the biasing council ring as » gorgeous enactmeat of Indian ceremonial* marked the closing Chief White Eagle and his braves A&P PANTRY SUPPLIES FOR 101 H HO.VEl AT AAP LOVE THAT GOU4-Je*n Pa* dtevr on all the elements tff n*. Your A&P plays host to aeons of famous lumbo of Ro»e!l« Park i« « leading twr« in staging thU taprewlve ceremonial. brand groceries — as well u A&F* own A&P pxj>eits know best where they grow best jjew Jersey entrant for the Lova- quality-tested favorites. Come in for a lot or ble Girl«»f-tb»«Month*. She'll com- Rank advancement was recog- — the cool, juicy fruits and Uesk, tender pete for top honors at a atate- a little — you're bound to find every prica vegetables' you find in tuch mosey-Mv'uiK nized, and presentations of eagle, a saving price at A&P. , . vide contest at Ajbury Park and life, star, first class, second class iniiltitutlcs at your A&P. Come see— «na if gucceisf»l will match her ohvl» you'll agrre. Midi merit badges were made. ToinatO«3S lonalr.wl it ox can 2 far 2 £«" ous charm* against other Welle* Those from the Summit Area re- from all over the nation. ceiving recognition were: Tomato §auce H IV loicwSe George Ryerson, swimming, UB Bartlett Pears©«*»<** t*«r 2** 25* sponsored by New Providence Fire TomatO JllicCVtrioui Brandslloi can 3 for %5e c Summer Program Company No. r, Andrew Higgins, Honeydew Melons $£r *> 10«? first class, personal health, swim- Apricot Nectar H«ifs D*iiOhr 12 o*. can 2 to* 2 It ming, first aid, St, Teresa's B. C. i for Playgrounds Church; Leigh Benner, life saving, Tangerine Juice r«nc> ttoscwt3xt" .'Tuesday and continue School PTA. tiir.ousli September 6 at noon to Del Monte Fruit Cocktail . JO wean 39* Lima Beans «*»• a^ 2 *^ IS* provtde supervision prior, to the Summit Man Sentenced to LABOR OAK opening of schools, September 8. Grapefruit Sections A&p»umj 20»icanl5e FIMII SIMP tirly At Menioria! F.cld Florence Potatoes ^^^••••••••lW,'-55«' Jail for Tipsy Driving .' tar >w HHsay »MSS. ' Harbosch will be on duty from SPRINGFIELD - David J. Ed- Bartlett Pears Huniir«ncy 2»»i«r.39« 9 30 a^m to noom and from 1:30 wards, 3H, of, be Forest avenue. Egg Plant HOH..G»OW« R. 6c to 5 p, .ittwAtl other, playgrounds Sunsvycet Prunes ««i. $«» J 2ib.pko-37« Summit; w'iu sentenced to TO days will be open from 1 to 5 p. m. and In the county Jail and fined $23.50 from * to 8 p. m. next week. Don- P«a«-Apricot. Pwch," frum I«b:iar25e Green Peppers '*»*'•&«*» *>3c coats last Friday when he pleaded ald Boyle will be the supervisor FINE FRESH SEAFOOD guilty before Recorder Everett T. Apple Butter at Mabie, Elwood C. Coraog, Jr. 28o».jtr23« You'll |« hook, line and linker for our fine frr*li fish. lr'» Spinning to a charge of drunken •Ursclivelr priced and we'll prepare your piirclw-e jm\ right Table Celery »•» ; at Washington, Walter Ande at driving. Since Edwards was a Premium Crackers N.biuo to pop into pan, oven or broiler. Rdison and Gloria Cialone nnd 16«. Pkg 23« second offender the sentence was Leonard Parkin at Roosevelt, mandatory as was the "permanent Salty Thin Pretzels Cn.p. 6orpk .14« Fresh Fillet of Flounder , . ib 19c Cooperative Efforts Hrlp a Large Sugar Sweet Bunefefs... revocation of his driver's license Harlan S. Kennedy, director of U«B'» Fresh Mackerel Poplar Fav rit« it 19c in New Jersey. He had been con- Sweet Mixed Pickles *• i*»29« 9 the Board of Recreation, in re- victed on a similar charge in viewing the wide range of inter- Dill Pickles UnflV «Mar21«-< Fresh FloUIlderS Nourishing. E«momicil Ib 27c SEEDLESS GRAPES Summit. ests catered to by the playground program, praised Summit Lions Edwards was arrested . early Ann Page Salad Dressing « • p»iar31« Fresh Whiting Taiiy »mt Thii»»» tb 15c for providing: two buses each Friday by Patrolman Otto Sturm week to send youngsters to after he had been involved In an Ann Page Mayonnaise . « . pt jir 39e Ruiicka'a pond In Chatham for accident with another vehicle op- swimming. The Summit Story erated by Walter Jackson, 24, of Ketchup Md« or" Farm Uorbot. 19« Elizabeth. The collision occurred Telling League was commended. Deerficld Asparagus CuiSpaan uv&ozcanl9c for providing a story telling hour on Morris avenue near Short Kills r;emie. Edwards was examined weekly. Mr. Kennedy thanked Garden Peas ubbyr* or D»I Mom* 20 oi.cn 21< Commonwealth Water Co. for noun 1 him under the influence making possible street showers niunced him under the influence rw...TEn...riuMH Green Giant Peas N.W P,CI 17 oc. can 19c in two sections of the city. of intoxicants. Summit Kiwanis and the P.B.A. M&M Candy Coated Chocolate 9 or Pks 29« Local 55 came in for praise In result of en accident Aug. 9 on sponsoring1 baseball -leagues and Broad stteet which Involved the Gulden's Mustard . . « . 8'4<>z jar lie for providing jaunts to the Polo car operated by Bristol and one TIRKIYS Grounds and Ruppcrt Stadium driven bylWilliam H. Christian of Claridge Hamburgers • . . w« can 43c where the loop teams saw pro- Orange. fessional baseball gamea. String Beans hwa Brand 1»oi. c»n3for29e library Display Sweet PeaS lon» trand 20 01. can 3 for 29"c Libby's Deep Brown Beans- «01 CM He Desioned as Aid Cook your bird Friday or Saturday — serve it cold ami Ann Page Beans . • . woi can 2 for 23c delicious any time over the week end. That's the way to For PTA Groups save work oii the holiday. And note our price for ihrsc fine A new collection of books aimed Evaporated Milk • White HoUS* tali can 2 for 23c turkeys — that's the way to save money, too. to arouse the interest of parents Our Own Tea Bags . . . pk oiso37c and teachers • has been installed 0 in the public library between the Nectar Tea Bags • • • • pk AT A&P THERE'S ONLY ONE QUALITY-HIGH... ONE PRICE-LOW! Adult department nnd. the chil- dren's room, it was announced Vegetable Shortening yesterday by Miss Elizabeth Hams ttiSttSXttV/hol« or , • 73c Porterhouse Steak Montague.children's librarian. cm ARMOUR'S STAR MEATS The subjects, Miss Montague Prime Kil»» of Beef >» Sirloin Steak . • 83< «?aid. Include not only child psy- lib. chology and training but music, jar 39* !,M.O9 CnlCKCnS Broiling and frying—Sir»» undei A Ibi. (ihopped Beef fifthly Ground will enjoy a« well as the children. TOWTTSFTF Shouldcrs-of-fcamb— «»47* "There arc delightfully Illustrat- ed children's poetry books," Miss j IVORY SOAP Roasting Chickens * *>• »na ov Loin Lamb Chops . . • • • I Montague *aid, "»nd gay little For dishes, laundry and bath colorful atories of the opera that Ducklings Ions Utsnd't Fm«»l Leg or Rump of Veal . • • • will appeal to even the very small Breast or Neck of Veal . • • child. Art appreciation and re- i cakes Kirkman's Soap Powder 23c LegS of Lamb Ttnd.r Spring Lamb ligious books." she continued, "tell ib 49c Fresh Pork Loins whoi«orEnh«rH«n their stories in simple text and Kirkman's Cleanser * 2 He Boneless Yeal Roast ShoUid«r fascinating, pictures." IVORY SOAP Ib SSc Pork Chops Should* and Hip Cull Hobbies, handicrafts, and nature Kirkman's Borax Soap • Chuck Roast or Steak B°™ '' a!»o have a prominent place In thus For dijhas, laundry and bath Top Round Steak . , ft> S5e Smoked Beef Tongues . • • • collection of books which accen- f-^ -,:»;?! tuate the related interests be- large Boneless Chuck Pot Roast No Fat Addad ib 75c Sliced BaCOn .. •Sonnyfifjld-S»gar-Cur*( i twecn the child and the adult, she ) added. PAMPER YOUR PURSE AT AtftP** Top Sirloin Roast NO FH Add«d u> 85e Skinless Frankfurters Judge Bierman Revokes IVORY SNOW For your fine fabric* V License of Reckless Driver DAIRY DEPiRTHEIVT •K Police Judge Albert H. Bierman ^ last Thursday imposed a $13 fine Here's the>placc to save on dairy foods and and indefinitely revoked the li- , still enjoy sweeter milk, fresher, eggs, better Vit R«»»rvt-ln Licarwad Storto Only Plu» 0«po«l-6 »«. bo*l« cense of George Bristol, 22, of butter than any you've tasted in many • trip OR MCED... Beer PiuiDtp. t2oz.bot.3for2Sc Coca-Cola . . 6iw25e to the farm itself. Here, too, you'll find all Vaux Hall, on a charge of reck- n«u D«eoiif-12 ou aoii!« less driving. SWEETHEART the cheese you like, as Yukon Club-29 es. bolllw 2f<»19c Pepsi-Cola 6u*29e Judge Blerman's action was the TOILET SOAP Beverages ««Dap

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Taste it once — you will A&P BAKERY BUYS Grated CheeSC Bordwi's ArMrica* 4et.pkg.]9e be forever. bath ssizi s Baby Coudas Mild Wiiconfiii «ack43e A&P's master bakers are merry mak- :., cako 14 era when it comes to pleasing every- *' Gruyere Cheese N«»na'i pkg of 6 port. 43c body — and everybody's purse — with light, delightful breads, roDi anrl BLU-WHITEFLAKES Cream Cheese Eagit or Phiia. 3 ot. pkg 2 for 29e EIGHT O'CLOCK 2' 73r calces. • For Ihosa who pr*far a mild and mallow blr>d LOANOANS Farmer's Cheese frwii *ot pkg. 19e Sandwich Bread M«V* W«M15« YYou can get <50 to '300 Bluet while you wash Cottage Cheese rraih-ir«ki»or« ie£.cvpl4« of fwo lneh lfytfI for Vacation* and other expentesl RED CIRCLE , : Dessert Layer* P'S, • 33« FAST ONE DAY SiRVICf t pkgt. 1 * Pabst-Ett Am»ri»n or Pimanf* <^oi.pkB23e Phone . 6-6120 ' / For lh«i« who lika a rich and fullbodiad coll** Pound Cake G°id. w«rw» <>' tc*dj ««•« w o» on 29« Pure Lard ....•••. »>21e Cocoanut Layer Cake • • • ««h69« Mr, IroM/ will ammo* BOKAR . . . : Nutlcy Margarine b.34< Banana Bar Cake . . • • «*35« K for yon hnmedkstoty OR For Hieit who lik» • vigeroui, vrinay fliver CllCese Spreads lordtn'i-ltalifh or Piminto 5 01. |ar22c Marvel White Bread 24 ot. bav« 2 f« 35« your slgnotur* or auto! Snappy Cheese sUfferd Sot. r»nl8« FROSTED FOOD DEPARTMENT 41 MAPLt STREET .Heavy Cream ...... Hpin*con«.32e We have • wide variety to choose from,.. For the Weekend.., here are but • few of this vreekV values. Fresh Milk Hon» ««i««« *»«• »«i. 2»« 41e ; Rttc 3V»% on mo. bti. 8 Green Peas sirdfiy* 12 ex. pVa 27« MARVEL ROLLS EMPLOYEIS String Beaill Fr*«cri 5lyl.-».rdityl 10 ox pkfl 27« LOAN CO. Dole's Pineapple Chunks i6ozpk931« IMIT HKA1P. THUBBAy. AUSWT », IW The campaign publicity if *•• WM • wdtttfc ipectade and unfit tor th« eye* i aotadlaf to aucb in*utiUp tawl [poor taste that it wouldn't b« aiur of children. - Your Men In Washington prlain* if the elephant blushed tor •fcyT.T. TOPICS ERALD There is nothing wrong with modem tdu- Iftluurae. SUMMI cationil ouUooki but thtre is plenty wrong L FREDERICK, •7 Proapect atrwt with tome modern educators There is ai*o THE SUMMIT HHAWS WASHINGTON KK5OTH nothing wrong with ptycbittry but there it • great deal wrong with wme psychiatrist*. If Bfttes Bette* Ltbmrjr youngitera are to be taught evil wayi by Editor, Summit Herald: the Committee on un-American ,Ae- watching Punch belabor Judy, his dutiful WA«HINaTON - Plane mauu- Certainly • visit to "Our U oii Uvitlei. braiy will uspret* anyon* of Ijtws Ou»«> spouse, on some occasions, what it to be said j lecturers said trad* papers report- l*ubUslMd b» tte CWt«r Pu tei Co «v*ry Thursday "We have bad 100 per cent ©on- the wastefulness of time and in ^M Bank Btnwt, Itammtt, New Jew* ftetawd ta of all the crime multitudes of tots absorb at j ^ »« urging the appointment victlon* of person* cited tor eon- ergy to both patrons: and per- £l £U* October*. « UM the movies and over the radio? Jo* senator Attert W. Hawkea to tempt of Coagren by the com- sonnel, as well aa the inefficiency OM(IU< to r«r«u»oi» fflL One of the well-meaning women of the the cfcainw—Mp «f taw •pedal mittee thy ye*r," Thonua told this and cost of operation—handicaps •fHH1"1 md CSM1 8 coplv • mu British group claims that children who see CosMaitUe to iave*- I reporter, are apparent everywhere It is 'la "The trifcli snow teamwork be- Back copt— to Punch and Judy shows "learn to delight in | ti**u the aircraft really surprising that the good tween Congress and the U.S. At- people of Summit have permitted violence and fighting. It leads them to take j senator Owen Brcwstes- OVMe.), R. Arthur .. —Advertising Manager torney's office," he declared. He "Our Library" to get so far b#r 8 Hulett ——:...... ——.»-—-• ..PMbiKbtr for granted that if you can't get your own wh0 actually outrank* Hawkea on complimented both for "quick ac- hind some of the other depart tion ill along the line." /l It —snttly "nqm«it#i ihmi timmt ft p»*V way, the right thing to do it to knock some- {u»« committee out have tbe «h«lr- menta of our city government. mntuhip if he insists. Obeerven Ikmtitm be tubmiltmi ma mmriy in afc# »w* M body over the head. Prior to this year, tbe Ailendale A visit to the basement rooms believe, however, that Brcwater Republican pointed out, "there was ptMsjMc. Copy rtcrit*4 mftmt 5 *». m. Tue*duj This sort of pseudo-science-^most of it the —August 1, 1MT—*how«d what mny ham* to *# omitted from Thunder'* but*. may ifeel contpeUed to decline the often a lapse of from five to ten work of sentimental do-gooders—has cap- post because of his alleged tie-up years between confresaionaJ con- is known as the staff room v«ry Jll teller* to lfc# wliltof **«•! *• «JfH«f •wl much overcrowded—other rooms *tff sW |M.Wiifc#^ unW othttrmUm r«- tured the imagination of the soft-hearted. It with Pan-American Airlines, tempt charges and the trial. By is the same spirit which tells a boy that he brought out during the Howard that time the witnesses usually had designed for other purposes wire stocked with books, msgailne*, can not play with soldiers because any form Hughes war contract disappeared, nnd the outcome was D*p*rtm*nU r. Bununlt 8-6300 The committee, papers and furniture; in fact, the of fighting is evil. It aims to keep any child no trial, acquittal or a light sen- THURSDAY, AUUl'ST t*, HM7 investigation basement throughout is stored r % t " • * HB USTtTWlH Wl Mint! **• ^SM on tence." and used w«y beyond it* econom- from accumulating notions of self-protection. SepUmber ^ ^^ fUrBuh Since Thomas was appointed Don't Forget to Register! Psychologically it is all wrong. A boy can with information aeee«aary in chairman of the committee last ical capacity. and Thli is the year when every man not learn to fight oat of a book; and the toy'drafting le*itl*U«i to assure a November, the Federal Grand Jury la 1613, th« year following the haa found guilty to contempt of woman who is eligible to vote should register who does not learn is very likely to regret i •»««« opening of the present library V Congress a total of 19 persons, in- building, it contained 9,781 vol « likely candi- and vote. it. A careful censorship of childhood stories j HmwUta __ _ cluding Eugene Dennis, secretary umes; at the present time, 1947, This is the year when the electorate will jan j fairytales leaves a child inadequately pre* i date for th« chairmanship of a of the Communist Party; Leon there are 40,303 volumes. The pared for the realities of life. Recently a Senate Interstate and Foreign be called upon to vote on the new Constitu- Josephson, who falsified passports shelves in the first floor main tion for the State of New Jersey, which is writer insisted that the Bible be revised for j^Commerce subcommittee leivin* for EUler; and EUler. In addition, ALTHOUGH FHOPiaUL* UT» thU picture probably would not be in November to Investigate com- room are overcrowded. The floor now being worked out by 81 chosen delegates children because it was too full of gore such 16 member* of the Joint Anti-Fas- space is very congested, handi- auceesaful In color because the girla plaid eoat would be too buy munications facilities abroad. cut Refugee Committee, headed from every county in the State, this year as David and Goliath and Daniel in the lion's capping good service on the part against the striped cushions. A* a black and white picture it took I by Dr. Edward K. Bnraky and in- will be the first in 103 years that our citizens by enemies and Solo- of personnel, crowding, patrons a fjrst prise in the C^aflex Photo contest and was made by WiHiarn have had this opportunity, Two yearn ago mon's threat to cut a baby in" two. the Hawke* more than the in their search for books, and Haley of Croton-dn-Hudson, N. Y. . * I 3ft. pound MuskeUunge he caught convicted, but five of them, who the voting was only on whether the Consti- belatedly resigned from the group making research work almost im Children have two worlds, a realm of fan- in an Ontario forest lake. possible; certainly moat unaatls LIGHTING FOR COLOR tution should be revised, and was defeated. tasy and dreams and a world of reality. They j The Senator, who is vacationing and attempted to purge themselves for the crime of withholding the factory. How much harder is it to take the direction of the cami ra lull on The why's and wherefore's are unnecessary, ^^Q^, liberally from each and should not | with some old friends from the color pictures than black and white organisation's books from Con- The purpose of a library is to the subject. You'll need more light There are only about three weeks left in j be denied entrance into either. The task is I Midwest, proudly telegraphed the gresi, received suspended sen- ones? The process isn't a bit provide means for advanced edu- harder, though it is slightly. dif- too, 'for" color film is considerably which to register, the closihgjatibeing Sep- Jt 0 find a middle-oMhe-road approach, sr fair ••«••«• hi? office here. tences.. .». >- . cation for adults and to assist in slower than black and white. tember 20, but there is na reason for failure | appreciation of the need of imagination, The one year jail sentence and Thomas is hopeful that Congress ferent, Once you have mastered the education of children—« con three simple fundamentals, you are A successful color on the part of anyone target his or her name ; knowledge and romanticism as well as fact, j *».«» '*»« imjK»ed on Gerhart will approve a bill reported out of tinuous ewirse of education and hit committee which would in- equipped to explore the wonderful must develop an.eye for color. Too on the voting rolls. Call at the Municipal j and Judy shows and] " research. But banning Puncn crease the penalty for contempt of new world of color photography. many different hues in one pic- School children in the higher Buildingg. 512 Springfield avenue, any day be- | Lhtle, Red Rjdin^ g Hood j s^ twaddle! Chil-l 1 %^JT?J£%ZZ£ Congress from one year in Jail First, color film does not have ture can be juBt as disconcerting tht| Red R ing Hood u Mt C grades, seeking information and the exposure latitude of black-and- as too many objects of intercut sn tween 8:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. and register. i dren ,augh with deijght at the antics of Punch Ipro¥ ed a great satisfaction to Rep. and/or |l,OO0 to 5 years and/or Night registration hours will be published j ntures of grandma and;J. Parnell Thoma», chairman of $9,000. doing research work find the li white. Your exposures must be ac- a black and white photo. , an d thrUI to tne adve brary unsatisfactory. In fact th< curately computed and no part of Be careful also of the way ob- later. the wolf and they are not having their moral effort of the library in this par your subject should be more than jects of one color will reflect light Don't wait; do it now! Follow the old characters undermined. Generations of ("ZT : j 7TJI ! JT ticular also la wasteful, causing four times aa bright as the dark- that will dilute other colors. ;—take time by the forelock. youngsters have been brought up on such a! nPHfiPITinPr WflPIl • loss to school children and to the est part. Keep your subjects and colors bill of fare and apparently have turned out! ••WIIGIIIUCI HIICM. taxpayer. Jn black and white, side-lighting simple, use flat lighting and com- is used to make contrasts of light pute your exposures carefully with Everyman to His Trade all right. Let us remember that life needs Forty Years in Review Summit rates, and justly de serves, an AA-1 standard of pub- and shadow. In color, the different a chart or meter and you will find Our neighbor from Chatham, Rev. Guy color, inspiration and play and that to deprive From the Herald Files lic school education for all of hues are relied upon to provide that color adds a great doal of Emery Shipler, D.D., is busy these days de- a child of one fear is likely to produce even contrast and your lighting should pleasure to picture-taking. fending himself and his six comrades who re- our children. "Our Library" should more serious ones. be kept at the same high leve be as flat as possible, coming from *Gr^flex Photo Director plus and Profits |5S,000—Resources cently returned from a brief visit to Yugo as our schools. slavia on charges of "selling out" to the Mos- 10 YEARS AGO.. over $1,000,000. INTEREST PAID LEGAL ADVKinTWSEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS An Open Letter to Motorish Tbe commercial geography books AT 4 PER CENT PER ANNUM. J. WINTER DAVIS cow-inspired government of Marshal Tito of MR MOTORIST; By virtue of the above-stated writ nance Sucti Acquisition do not refer to Summit as * to- Summit Can't Lag of fieri facias to me directed I shall Adopted: August 19, 1947. Yugoslavia. < " The next time you feel the urge to "let 'er bacco growing community. In this City News Notes—The propo- expose for sale by publlt vendue. In Approved: August 19, 1947. Editor, Summit Herald: the District Court Room, In the Court JAMES W. BANCKKlt. The seven Protestant clergymen made the they have overlooked the hobby sition to rebuild the Stanley dam out," ride the tail of the preceding vehicle, Dear Sir: Rouse, in the city of Elizabeth, N. J.. Major. interest* of Daniel O. Worde, 78, on the Passaic river has met with on \ Attett: trip overseas, it is said, to satisfy their curios- pass on a hill or curve, hog the inside lane WEDNESDAY, THE 10th\pA.Y OF of Park avenue, who for the sec- general approval from all who are It Is very gratifying to see the WILLIAM R. OILSON. ity regarding the charges of the Roman Cath- SEPTEMBER A.D., 1947. City Clerk. or take other chances that in your heart you ond consecutive year ts raising familiar with that well known generous amount of space the at two o'clock (Daylight dSaying Time) olic Church that Archbishop Stepinac had waterway of former years, and as Herald is giving to discussion of In the afternoon of said day; statement > know are wrong, pause a moment and reflect an excellent crop in the garden All that certain lot, trait or parcel The municipal bond ordinance pub-. been unjustly imprisoned by Tito for al- the consequences if an accident should re- to the rear of his home. a result a meeting of all who are the proposed budget for the Pub- of land, ultuate. lying and being In llahcd herewith lias been finally pawed,; interested hat been called for Mon- the City of Summit. In the County of and the twenty-day period,of Unittt-' leged collaboration with Hitler. So, in two sult. i _____ lic Library.' Union and State of New Jersey shown tlon within which a suit, action or weeks' time the group gave Yugoslavia a re- Hose Company No. 2 of the day, Sept. 9, at 5' p. m. at the Our family has used the library and designated on • certain map en- proceeding questioning the validity of The worst thing that can happen is you office of the SUMMIT HERALD, titled "Map of desirable building lots, such ordinance nan be commenced siy portial blitz, interviewed Stepinac and re- Summit Fire Department demon constantly for over 18 years, and property of Mrs. Emellne F. Tooker, provided in the local Bond Law, htff might talf someone. If you are, lucky, you j ?trat-d «_ Tuesday afternoon on for the purpose of considering the it has always been a source of situate at Summit, Union County, New begun to run from the data of tti> turned home to report that Tito allows his proposition. If you arc interested Jersey, as surveyed and laid October, first publication of this statement, escape death yourself but may land in the j the Coliin's property at the cor- amazement to us that It could 1885 by R. N. Hancock, surveyor, Mad- WILLIAM R. OILSON. » subjects complete religious freedom and that hospital with broken bones and internal in- ner of Broad street and Morrla you are invited to attend. function as well as it does on ison, Mew Jersey." and filed In the City ClrrK. Stepinac was a Quisling. avenue the efficiency of a new Office of the Register of the County 12 -Feea-<3.71 " | juries that will take a long time to heal. That Jidv.-FITTERER'S - Hill city such a pathetically small budget of Union, as and by lot No. 3, Block Then the storm broke, Catholics through- noxale recently acquired by the For the past ten years ray hus- C. on said map. being about fifty NOTICE shiny new car you had to wait for so long is Department for combating vari- Bakery—Freih bread (delivered (SO') feet In width front and rear out the nation lashed back at Dr. Shipler as band has been doing intensive by about one hundred and Mventy- Tbe regular monthly meeting of UK just a pile of junk. Or perhaps it was an ous kinds of oil fires. daily) Cakes, Pies and Pastries three (173') feet on each aide. Summit Zoning Ordinance Board of did one of his own sponsors of "The Church- older car that was absolutely essential to (fresh every day) Emil Fitterer, research work which has often Also known as No, SOS Morris Ave., Adjustment will be held on Monday necessitated hla access to books Summit, N. J. evening Sept. 8th, 1947, at eight man," oldest religious journal in the United your job. Tom, Dick and Harry or the 37S Springfield ave. There is due approximately 911,325.- o'clock in the City Hall.' three Cs in the person of Tom not In the Summit Library, which 42 with Interest from 18th day of States, which he edits. It is unfortunate that The application of William C. sod Hospital bills pile up. Your boss is sympa- ChrUtemeU, t)ick Corby and has had to call on Trenton and June, 1947, and costi. lima C. Stebert will be presented and Dr. Shipler has had to bear the brunt of these ALEX CAMPBELL, taken up for consideration. Bald ap- thetic and keeps you on the payroll for a Councilman-at-Urge Harry Cullis. LETTERS elsewhere for those books, far Sheriff. plication requests an exception to the attacks but he "asked for it" by consenting to few weeks but after that there is no more all of Summit, returned Tuesday Load Speaker Not Loud Enough more often than should be neces- EUGENE A. LIOTTA, Solicitor zoning ordinance regulating "Uses" In Editor, The Summit Herald: EDJ & 8H CX-75-C-2 "A" zones to permit the continued usf be the leader of the group. money coming into the family coffers. You from a 3,000 mile automobile tour sary in a community like th'is. 10-11-12-13 Fees—$24.00 of Oarage-Apartment locnted on prop; that took them to the far reaches It certainly was interesting to All this has entailed a great deal NOTICE TO CREDITORS erty Wnown as 13 Prospect Hill Rd, In our opinion these outstanding leaders exhaust the savings account that was being read the article in the August 21 ESTATE OF JOHN MORRISON CUR- Summit. N. J. of Newfoundland in search of of work on the part of the Li- of the church who made the junket to Yugo- held for the proverbial rainy day. Your wife issue of The Summit Herald un- TIS, Deceased. Any objectors to the granting oi salmon. brary staff for which he is deep- Pursuant to the order of CHARLES above application will be heard at and children begin to feel the pinch. The land- der the heading of "Public Ad- A. OTTO. JR., Surrogate of the Coun- said time nnd place. slavia stepped far afield of their calling when ly grateful. Summits able-bodied relief cli- dress System Installed at City ty of Union, made on the tlitrty-Hrst KINGSLEY O. THOMSON, they attempted to report on international af- lord shakes his head and mutters something Summit prides Itself en being day of July A.D.. 1047, upon tha ap- Secretary- ents will be given the opportunity Hall." Tour neighbors and I at- plication of the undersigned, as U * Fees—»2 64 fairs. Presumably we have the United Na- about a waiting list. Bleak despair every- an "unusual" community, and it Executrix of the estate of said de- to work on Jeney farms, which tended the meeting on Tuesday ceased, notice is hereby Riven to the NOTICE tions and even Congress to investigate for- where. report a general scarcity of labor, night with the express purpose of is now evident that the Library creditors of said deceased to exhibit needs more money to expand, and to the subscriber under oath or af- The regular monthly meeting of th( eign matters. It does not seem to be a duty What does all this mean in dollars and it was revealed yesterday by Mrs. findingjout, If possible, «omethinj_ firmation thrlr claim*-*n4-demands -Summit—Zonlnir-erdtn*nce-~Bcrard-of Gertrude Gross;TCUy Overseer of about the new parking lot other against the estate of said deceased Adjustment will br held on Mnnd»? within Mx months from the date of evening Sept. 8th, 1947, at eight o'ciortjl lie and quasi-official reports on political thousands of accidents and have come up with the Poor. than the price paid for the proper- ice this community needs. A visit said order, or they will be forever in the City Hall. to the Lyndhunst or Verona li- barred from prosecuting or recover- matters. 'the answer. Based strictly on property dam- ty- ing the same against the subscriber. The application of the Common- braries would be very revealing, JEANNE CtfRTIS WHTTESELL, wealth Land Co.. Frederick Vnn Du- Attempts to condone, or "whitewash," age, hospital and doctor bills, loss of wages 20 YEARS AGO.. Now I am not hard of hearing, zer, Secretary, will be presented nnd neither are those who were with as they are both modern and up Executrix. taken up for consideration Said ap- acts of the Kremlin or its satellites are un- and other material things, these experts find A peanut vendor yesterday was PITNEY, HABDIN ft WARD. plication requests an exception to Hie me, but not one of us could make to date, and far more adequate in Proctors. zoning ordinance regulating "•Uses" in American. Although there are many who that the economic loss suffered in the average held in SUMO bail for Grand Jury relation to the communities which 744 Broad St.. "Business" zones to permit the erec- action after police located several out what was said by the gentle- Newark, N. J. , tion Cf and use—for Industrial pur- will not admit it, this nation of ours is actually traffic death is $11,500; for the average per- they serve.] 9-10-11-12-13— Wins Praise of nated in Cleveland.- The appointment wan made by rautroatf iwopcrtr. Walter W, McAllister, San An- •EAR At AIM lPoilag« ******* la urgtag dalagataa ta> accept tW •aat oTtactataaaOat th« For Constitution comproatae propoaai laajraaaata T. Doiliy Nomod tonio, Texas, president of the WIUi the New Si PEKTKONIC NEW BRUNSWICK—In a aplrit thrw of both partia* noarind ta> «• ita osautxocaiaa ateU President Truman To U. S. Uon Uo9tM league. Mr. Dailey will serve with An aJMn-one beartnc aid. Only af eaMpNHBiM, delegate* to the work for adopUaa of tae aaw scat* «f the taxaska laau* ware Woodruff J. InfSiaJi, chairman men from teveral other aUtca. aw oaneea, eompUU with bat* Praak H. Arthur T. Dailey, extcuttve vice- OoaatltiiUoaal Contention tat« charter ia Noveaabcr. of Summit's United Campaign, 1 Thla group ia ached uled to meet at j tertes. » - " . aaayor of Jeiawy Oty, aad president and • aecretary of the the San Francisco convention of Tuaeday, adopted avasw taxation The new taa elaua* atrikat taw ye*tcrda,y relMiacd the full t*xt «f Suaunit rWeral 8avin|« wid Loan HOME AUDIPHONI CO. clauat far th« State Obaetitttttoa, tia« Ssaue LMgac of Manicipal- the league in Scpetznber to study htatortc "tme *^*a* wordiag tn tHea. Tfe* iattc aUUd the ikew a letter from President Truman Aaaolclaticw, a Beechwood toad, tm E. Fr««t St. tana aaauring U-partiaen aupport way* of aavinga and loan coopera- tot oonrtltuttea. It pmrtdta tkat proviuoau wMdd oo auwh to «- expreMint-^ confideijct in %lnm a««» b« been appointed a member of Plainfield *-»T5« of the docutteat la Nownaber. tion with teeaT and state chambers an taxaa abaU b« .iawa £ha> naall teaw o*wr from cea* of tfcia Ifall'a natlonwldt com- , By a vote o< 70 to *, the eonven- fMtraJ lawa aad amttoraa tfa« ioaA of munity fund.ralaluf drivw few Red Feather aervicej tuch at th» tl«ht locaJ arcaci«i which corabl»« ia NAME MINTED Summit'* amiual UaiUd Cam- ONEACHCtSEAT Efcwood Ploy School •f Gaaap Oa- paign. • Jssesge- the TMCA'a *ay oaaap for 7h« Pr«*ldent'# letttr, addraaasd ANNOUNCES it* «.CUF1- to H. J. Heinr,2nd, »f PitUb-urrt. 10 tm•JI'W y gtf chairman of the Conmnunity Cheiti f«a«Uoaa wa# Par-of America, foilowa*. To oVui» tili free Mrriee,' Fall Sessio «« aythec4mpa« •Throujh you ... I wiat to invite yea taopen a •t wfcUh tiaw tnow Summit branch salute and thank the milllona of thepre- • ••••#.. cbtcking«w»anttlMocrUki'tlMU - of awards for aehteve- Amerleaiu who will be fenetvoiMly town Tiatt Cenpany. A Jaaaaay Bedberc m ae- giving of their time, their devotion AtHwf A«Wrttt~ Iff Ktut HK» and their money to the Red Fea- OF nOUSEWARES, HOME APPLIANCES AND RADIOS cordial welcome awaits you. beted as the ostataadiac aeaior eajaaer auul Jay Smith a* the out- ther service* of the nation, through fO» THRU AND POUR YIA* 010 CHNMW the community cheat campaign* If it ii itKOttreBlent'to ataadtof jaai^r fa a veto eaat by Featured among our hundreds of quality homewares: thl* fail." come to U>0 Bank you nwy TWO-THRH OR RVI DAYS A WOK ta«u- Wioar o&npeta. . ' The community cheat ii a thor- open your account and TBANSFOBTATION FCBNraBED E»«bty fcoy. from Summit, Ntw PtvridfMDe, MiHbura, 8prln«rfieUl, oughgoing Americana ide« that make <|«poeiu by wait.., win; a warm reiponse from all of f^,,,**^.,,, gad Short Hills attended Mn. Adelaide Morrow McGiffin, Director tu. We can be sure that our nation ^ •Iff Kont Waco Blvd. Summit tV»Tlt the eaaa* which «raa directed by 3, La aound at the core when clUxena BiBd% Boff auwJer the aupervi- unite whole-heartedly and of their CMECM of rnisowiun» •tea or tfee Boy? own tree will to build the good community in their own hone rruinjr la the individual whip towns. And that's what hajvpena met imfHnMed thtcka *r*t In a chest campaign. Here people 1, Added prestige b tiven to of alt faith*, political, partlei, na- hit financial tranatctioni* tional and racial background! for- get the many jrnall thing* that 2. He it provided an oppor* divide them. They remember tne lunily to display his btial* nets connection and thm one big: thing that unite* then: utilize them a* an adver* their common humanity." tialtif medium. "InVcheit campaign we cap- J. K« (• Bleared tli«l th« ture »ome of the vtry elementa payee will properly credit 'of unity and goodwill towards II'M account even lltotiaii which the United Nation* are even liis algnaturc mar M> M now patiently working. AJ we perfectly legible* ' prove that theie words, unity and 0, He liaa an additional goodwill'realty work In our oom- meuta «f Identification munltiea, we can more oonfidtntly *nd If hli cheek Book expect them to work In the world." dtould happtr* to be hat he is more apt to have it President Truman'* letter ended returned. with an exprewlon of "full con- 5. He can with !esa trouble fidence In the eucceis of thU iile and refer to hit can- WITH THE "Wfflir EQUIPMENT project from which everybody cfl«d clteeka ainee lK«lt benefit*." numbering make* it eaty Theie cordial good wiahei of to kecpthemiaaAmdcfw the President of the United StaUes ly manner. will encourage all ef us to do our 6. Hft la javtol the trouble of Our experience of 36 school seasons will assure .•hare for Summit'* eleventh an- writing hl» addrcra when nual United Campaign which will cashing checks in eelab> be climaxed with our One-Day li»hmenls where lie tnighi Campaigm on October 19," EnrlUh not be well known. you of the proper selection of school supplies. remarked. "Through federated "Royal Cher 4-Cup 7. He extend* t» all who han- campaig-ng in more than 1,000 dle kit checkatheeaurtety cities and towru Red Feather serv- of legibility-. Fountain Pens and Mechanical Pencils ice* throughout the nation con- duct Just one campaign, once each year, for operation expenaej, Thua Percolators 2.39 Composition looks i they eliminate 12,000 aeparate oampaiRns (or funds, as w« in You know how next-to-impossible it has been to get the small, eco- Loose Leaf Notebooks and Fillers Summit, through the United Cajn- nomical four-cup dripless percolators! Now we have them for you paign, eliminate eight separate eampaigru for the Boy Boouta, the ... in famous "Royal Chef make of shining, sturdy gauge aluminum. Mongol Color Sets Girl ScouU, Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C-A., The tigrht-f it ting lid stays on whe n perc is tilted and there's no messy Lincoln Y.M CIA., Summit Home for Children, Mental Hyglence So- drip from the smooth, built-in spout. Easy to clean (no crevices) ... Pencil Coses ciety and Family Service Awocia- tion." easy to handle, too, thanks to the h orizontal handle of cool bakelite. Book Bags and Brief Cases "Thii year marts the 6Mh aJi- Tested and approved by Good Hou sekeeping. niversary of federated fund-raising Ink, Paste, Water Colors in the United States," Engliah pointed out. "Denver, Colorado, had ita first joint fund-raising This dittinttive pocket site campaign in 1887; it haa had a rhrrk book ii compact to carry and convenient to use. It has • United Campaign every year since. jirrfcclly Aat writing wrfaee While Denver was the first city and records of all triniattiom Siegel's Stationery Shop to develop a united campaign, way be stored in • very irnall Cleveland waj In 1913 the flrat 6et all the Juic« with the "Champion" space. You Will receive eight city to Incorporate agency budget- pads of twenty-five checks each, 394 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT 4V21f1 ing with fund raising and thus Jufeer! It's a marvel! Feather-touch all Itraring your printed name claims to be the firait modern and all coniectitirely num. action gets all the juice with a single btrfd. On future order* if you stroke ... extension base prevents *ish to show your street ad< tlre-s you may do to. I easy to keep clean. White enamel and ACADEMY chrome finish 9.9J Founded 1174 DAY SCHOOL (or BOYS First Grade RESOLUTIONS FOR FALL to College Entrance Reopens Sept. 17 Bus Service to sAurbs. Con- venient to Broad St. and Rose- ville Ave. station* of Lacka- aae... waruia Railroad and to City •v. Subway. (B^*vv^ '9iH^^^9 Tin's lync «f check book ia oV KENNETH O. WILSON M cried for the professional man, Headmaster ))"' busineis woman or the Orange and Pint Streets l"Hiic manager. There is a full By Buying United States Savmg HUrabolflt J-ni0 p.ifc of stub ipice for record- CATALOGUE ON BEQUIST >»p the details of every irans- '•" lion. It is compart and pro- Milrs a perfectly flat wilinj Mirfare fioni cover to cover. U LABOR D AY WEEK-END marks the end of vaca- ontains twer hundred and fifty checks attractively bound. tion time for most people. Time to change our programs, to carry out new plans, for school, for work, for setting the house in order. This fall we'll do this and that, we promise. Be sure to include saving in any schedule. The easiest way to save is to buy United States Use a "Dormeyer" for Better Mixing! Savings Bonds. Buy them regularly and hold HEADQUARTERS Time Kitchen Tasks with A New "SWWIOM"! It's 00 important to have Youll add to your reputation as a Tiiii is i|,e conventional tlirre- jn•••page bmineia dheck boo>k. them. Every seventy-five cents will grow Into a far a dependable dock ift the kitchen'to cook when you liave a "Dormeyer" '< is available in aeveral rtykt electric mixer to row,blend , whip and a»'l colon. It b bound In a flat. time your cooking! ChooBe this new j'P'ninf, rigfit^int refillable dollar. Save for the trips you'll want to take KIDDIES FOOTWEAR electric "SeBsions1' model. Handsome do a dozen other tasR&! Portable motor >>> nilttrs of three hundred checks later on, for a college education for your chil- Mothan «iD be faiterettedl e white ceramic case iB decorated in •"• '"ore dependinit upon tlw koeir thai oar ahoea an eoa- fruit or flower design 6.9J * and two bowls J»oftHettt dren, for the houie you want to build. BUY! atraetei •• laiu whlefc are ' 29.93 •rtaapaeiiealrf eenact.fartae BONDS and hold them. graviag W , fomiswm - r IMail and Phone Orders Filled. Summit 6-6450 ymsT COMPANY HARRISON 30 PABK PLACE PVBLIC SERVICE Kresge Newark-Summit Branch 3 SOUTH STHIET BROTHERS [MOUUISTOWW, KBW JERSEY MOKtCtAHt! M0 ttaamffiaM kn. 362 SPRINGFIELD AVE. USt ORAHGIi 111 Mala •Plui tax

•,,.. '% THI SUMMIT HUALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. ^—- li The actual coat M tuition pu- For th# aacosd coaacewtlva year m Jary Fontl pil* laat y*tr WM ***•»« each. the playground wu under the »u- Six Replacements Th« boitrd voted to provide $30 perviaion of Robert U Aadrtst of TOWNSHIP-Hedley M Ke- , 100th Anniversary Set Rogera road wa* aelected Tbu, to defray the expenaee of Canlo Sbadow lane. Berkeley Heights. <^«ale, one ol the agriculture boya, day oa the fifth jpetit jurj ,,t jj men and women reprttsei,*t, , For St. Mary's Church for Teachers who will g« t© a convention at A. C. Wm 1ft ng holdover .prtng term of u, , , Springfield^ Maaa^ from SepUM- e x m TOWNSHIP—Committee* b&ye been named to ty couru. Criminal and tivj; . - Township totr 17 to 21. Oaaale wa« aelectetf Two ill Titk Ganws tr a celebration marking the 100th annivemry of the fo Named at Regional resume September *• because be won tint PIace kt ta TOWNSHIPMBerkeley AC. took of St Mary't Omrcfe, Stony Hill, Rev, Mwtta A. oratorical content held at Butgera decided #trtde» Wednesday and pastor, ha* Announced. HighUghti of the celebration Education of Regional High School MM1I bert Bobilin. woodworking; MM, Thursday night reported the re*'lg- Untvewity July 8 and ». Thursday of last week towards •H be an open air Mass on the chapel grounds in Plainf ield winning the year's championship Merit Token Dorothy Cvmk, atenoifraphy; Mis* natlooa of »** teachera and approv- "Hie board voted to ren«w for Kathmne John*on, bom« decora- avenue, September 14-at 11 a,.,m. ' ed the a.ppoJntmenf' of ail new atiother year the tuition fee of W in the Berkeley Heights Softball tlon »nd creative art; Misa Betty High ranking Catholic digniUr- Sothurek, Randall Boyl« and Mr. teachers a* replacements. per course for veteram who hav* Leagttc, e-8, 1M. Train, Rushed to let are expected to take part in Stiller. AC. Mfkaltjr AC. McCarthy, public «peaking and I The resignations were: WU- been taking high achool work at »b dramttici; Joaepb Sott, indiwtrlal the ceremony. Sub-committees are a» followa: helm N. Peigelbeck, teacher of vo- MtMMi* ffibeeJO at eitfcw Cr*»- U 4 Summit Hospital for Traffic, parking and flrat aid, mathematics. cational agriculture, who haa ac- ford or Elisabeth. The board ha* IjPJfwUlo.i* T0W1*»in?-~Tiit Towwhip of Randall H. Boyle few been William Hogaa, Mr. Halm and ftn%% From ouurtdt the achool coin* cepted a position a* « commenta- been paylng^he tuition for veter- SttUtr.ct 4 0 Ruse«rto. ct ji*w Providence Retcue Squid named chairman of the celebra- Joseph Hots; decoratlooa, Mr, Writl'hl.u 1 e Monleo. If . Jack Chotjner of Springfield, an tor for a Newark newspaper; ana for tiw paat year and a half. Nccrater, rf 3 0 Vc«n in and move from the state Mm Eagles MakeTt •tut en sUmd to take off Robert Bernard F. Cumtaings, Charles Stiller, Bert Kincke, Joseph Long Totala ,» • 10 America; Mr» Dean O, Chrkten- Georgette Peck, teacher of food*; 000 GratMm, it- of Eaat Jert*y utreet, Eller, Edward Gottllck, Joseph and John Long. • . Funnel A.C. . 300 Going Away een of Springfield, former Pace Julius Cor*ttb&, instructor of Span- Berkeley AC 400 tio Elliabeth, who wu taken #!ck," 1 KunU, Nioholaa Helriegel, Mr, PuWjc aafety, Mr. Socburek and Institute and {Catherine Glbba ish and social studies, who has ac- Four Straight Th# ambulance w« manned by and Mr*. Lout* Funk. Mr* Anna William Krhardt; program, Mr. •etkele} A.C, (IS) r«a»rl A.C. (f > To School? Secretarial School teacher, type- cepted a position at the Univer- ab ab Mkhiel Nigro and John A Blauw, Hfjriegel and Miss Mary Exner. Stocker, Mr. Hahn, Francis1 J.PertUo.ib 3 OjDo, U 4 writing; Miss Mont A. Jenkina sity of Illinois; Frederick G. Ar- Be sur« 10 have who h#ip«d Mr Graham off the The executive committee in- Leary, Mr. Kuntx, Mn. John Over HiHtoppers a 3 RwUlo. cf 3 of Springfield, dancing teacher, nold, science teacher, who wiU take ijatiller. p 3 tmin After examination and eludes William Hogan, Alfred Nigro, Mrs. Henry Baraldl and Russeito, cf j'Pottf clock that keeps beginner* dancing and ioclal a position at Mtilburn, and William TOWKSHIP-Scorjng eight run# ac- treatment, at the hospital, Mr. Hahn, Daniel Fqrrell, Sr.< Harry Mrs, Rudolph Forman; public ad- MottWlf i McCl'gUr. rf 3 curate time* dancing; Mx«. Bartlett H- Moore Cook, instructor in mueic, who will in the fourih, .the Eagle* went on ;ndeb«, lb IWritild. w 3 -Graham went home. He U the StoCker; Charles Erny, Leonatd ores*, Mr. Stocker. to defeat the HUltoppera, 16-6, Prince, 3b of Springfield, a native of Bor- take a position as mu*ic supervi- JErny, lb manager of Getsoff'a grocery store Women's Committee* BaHO.c See Our Selettion «/ \mlllll. deaux. France, conversational sor'at Red Bank. August 18, on the Columbia School Imbtmbo. p JB Fluid, 3b J'ln Bernard*ville. The women's" committee la ttfy A4rrrtim>4 ihnkt French: Fred D. Osman of West- I Appointroenta Approved diamond. H. DeFronao pitching headed by Mrs. Joseph Hots as for the Kagtea, allowed only one Total* 33 W 11: Totkls »7 8 » mud Wmtthet field Union County Agricultural i Appointments approved include: Bcrktlejr AC. ..*» ; 205 W4 ft—U • Township Schools chairman and Mrs. Stocker a* air 1 ml AC. , 001 430 0— 8« Agent, gardening; and Vincent May Wayinan, graduate of North- earned run. gave up one walk and Evening School sistant chairman. Sub-commit- struck out eight. The game tied Stabilla of New Providence Town- ! western University, who will toach Although not In action, the USS tees include: Refreshments at the Eagle* with the losera for first tliip, author, fsstntial* of English. To Open Sept. 5 the hall. Mrs. Philip Anderson, Bnglkh; Mm. Norma Stirrup. Wyoming fired more antiaircraft j Eugene Jung 1 Teachers Named Red (Vows Cnurnea graduate of Trenton State Teach- place. H. DcIDuca hit four for Wuteh * ] lU,,,,,,,,,); Mrs*. Funk. Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. five, O. Kolh three for five as did ammunition than any other naval , DorU Ross, Mrg. Audrey Voji, er* College with four year* of ex- In addition, two regular courses R. Rogers. ' vessel, during World War II She • 4 IWovliwotnl Koatl, Siiiiuiiii At Regional For Fall Term Mr». Margaret* Anderson, Miss ] perfencc, who will*fill the commer- was a gunnery training ship in aponaort'd by the American Red cial vacancy: Mrs. Ann Teuacher, Hllltopper* («> fcajlri (f) Suilliilil H-VAHH TOWNSHIP - Instructor* have Crow* will be Included in the of- TOWNSHIP Information for \ Genevieve Anderson, Miss Cath- R H B H. the Chesapeake Bay area. i graduate of Montclair State Ti-ach- Rogfis. ff been appointed by the Advisory fering free of charge, first aid both parents and children cmi-.! rrjIM, Egan 2 3 Dei'Tonmi. p 2 2 jer« College, with one y<<«r of ex- W 3h I 1 ll IinbliiilM). ab4 4 Council to handle 17. course* .at and hoim n timing. Also, regis- cerning the opening of public ter. McCusker. K 1 2 Ma/.ieiicco, lb 2 2 the Evening Adult School of Use trants of the adult school who schools, Friday, September .V has RefreshmenU* on the grounds. • perience, who will replace Mr Ar- A ijafbon, p 0 I DcKroiii-.o, &), 2 2 Roll). It) 1 3, DelUiUH. 2b 2 4 Jonathan Dayton Regional High wish guidance appointments may been released by Dr. Uu.-orll Wog- Mra..'..Bochurek and the Miawcs nold a* science teacher: MU* Jane Tufitttto. rl o o'Mondein. it r l tt Lariion, 2b School District, The sthool will arrange for vocational and educa- lum who i* beginnirfg hi* first; Edna Mnd'Helen'Sochurek; dee- Martin, a graduate of Cedar Crest 0 0 DlPWM|iial«, If I 3 1 K«B»O, » 0 O'Holley, ct I 1 operate on Tu&lday evening from tional • 'guidance interview* lil- year here M supervising principal, j oraf|ons. Mr». William Hogan. ; College, teacher of foods, who wilt lVtronc, r 1 1 FVsts, v 0 1 October 14 until. December 18 rhuling the use.of ap^tu'de, ability He will conduct a faculty meeting I MrB |rHrr<.|l, Mrs, Henry Ruerup. replace Mrs, Peck; August Caprio, iL Imbtmbo, c o 0 Complete cnur«e description* will and 'interest 'test*. This will be on Tlmrbday. •September4 at 9:."tO Mris stilierf'Mrs, Julia Schwein- • who'll** had n'o* years experience, Tolsis fl 11 Tot»I« 10 31 appear in*-a printed/iJ'rWlVure un'drr the direction of Miss C'nrol a m. in Columbia School lo or- furU) Rnd Milm c. Kelly; public will teach Siwnibh and social Umpire- H. Prolhero . be distributed throughout the six Kraft, guidance director of Re- Ban he for the coming nchool year. | safety and firgt aid Mr, Francis replacing Mr. Conubia; communities within a few week*. gional High School Dr. Woglum points out that j pavjs; souvenirs, Mrs. Nigro; Clara \V'eiam«nn, three year* Registration, night will be Tues- htfllth preparation for school is j publicity, the Misses Janice and of experience, will teach social'i Playground to day, October 7" although registra- Mends Krokeii llntite* to be-urged in the interest of the j x>orothy Haussnwnn. pupils, for school records show Close Friday tion! by mail will be accepted wr'll-knit families are ! Withmihe staff, 'Mins Mildred when the brochure has,been cir- many ciise.1 of children whose work the hn'ckbone of a healthy ."cuni- Midkiff, who W«JS to teach fcoci«|. For the Season culated, 1 -in the lower grades h«s been poor i studlet, haa been transferred to miinlt} . Teaching people how to Triple Fracture TOVVNSHIP—The Township of Teachtra Listed because of interruption* due to the position of Instructor of mu- mend the breaks that separate New Providence playground at Several teachers of the Regional physical defects. sic, replacing Mr. Cook, Columbia School will close tomor- Faculty are handling adult families and make children home- Another Teacher Needed Of Nose Promises Tuition Rate Increased row for the season. The final coimes They are: Miss Ruth less la part of the work of Sum- With one teaching, nottltion yet The board voted to increase the how/thoe and ping pong tourna- Benfer, Sewing (Advanced). Her- mit'* FVimily Strvife A«w>riatlon. to be filled a* of Tuesday. Dr. ments will he held today and to- Woglum announces that the teach- Court Action j tuition rute from $110 a year to morrow. A checker tournament ing staff for the coming ye«r in- TOVV%*SH1P—The matter of s | 1170 There has been no change cludes the following: triple fracture of the nose prom- j in the tuition rate for 10 years. was held Tueeday., A large attend- ant marked the Annual party yes- Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade ise* to be the baefo of an active ! Supervising Principal Warren W. terday Free rcfreahmenUt were departmental. work-James Robin session in the Police Recorder'* i Halfley explained. There have been non, *ocial stmlie* and physical Court here when Judge Joseph very few tuition pupils In the provided for all those attending. education; Misji Margaret Fen- : Mulholland returns from hU \wca- school, liiust year there were only ontc«!Ls p_revai)cd. nessy, mnthematic* «nd science; j tion, according to the injured m»n, William W. Hummel. English. | Percy K. Prothero of Springfield Ml** Harriet Cronin ia the fifth i avenue. Berkeley Heights, grade teacher; Mrs. Alta Wolff, j Mr. Prothero was taken to Over- fourth grade; Mr*. Florence Stil-1 look Hospital, Summit, late Sun- well, third grade; Mrs. Ruth Hum- ''day afternoon by Special Police mel, second grade; Misa Marie j Officer Carpenter for treatment to Nixon and Mr«, Marguerite Woodg. injuriea allegedly suffered when STAFFORD HALL fir»t grade:,Mrs. Ella M«e Jo- some men picnicking under the sephon, kl^derjgarten:! Mi«a ARnea overhead bridge | of the Lacka- For Men and Women Sflycr, helping teacher, M|«R Amc- wunna Railroad in I Springfield Ha Campanile, &H; Mi«» Madeleine «vcnue allegedly attached him. Ai^ Curricula to Meat Jftur Hf6% French, music: David Ruasctte, X-ray taken at the hospital s>hoW« General Secretarial bund; Mrs. Margaret Laurelled that Mr. Prothero suffered a YoubetHwUl! Register Now (Bonnie Burn baby «hack>; Mrs. triple fracture of the nose neces- Executive Secretarial for Accounting Gertrude Ferrar, bedside teacher; sitating some stitching. September 2 Mm. Ednn B. Hardy, nurse; Dr. He charges that in the Sunday Marketing W, Johnson Hallock, medical in- incident he was attacked when he Modem Facilirits upector; Dr. Jack Wasserman, den- nuked that the picnicker* desist tist. from their noise and some of the • Enlarged Library • Office Training Lab ~ Ttvo Kindergarten Seialona language they were using. The • Distinguished Teachers* Recreation Room There will be two kindergarten land on which the picnic was be- « Delightful Classrooms • Acres of Campus sessions, both being held in the ing held belongs to the county. Day and Evening Classes Municipal Building, one from 9 to The complainant, whoi l-i asso- 11:30 a. m. and the other from ciated with the Bell Telephone 185 Summit Avenue Summit 6-3835 12:4.1 to 3:15 p. m. The morning Laboratories, Inc., at, Whippany, session will include pupils on «aid that the State Police and the Mountain avenue wesf of Plain- County prosecutor advtoed him to field avenue, the Princeton avenue have warrants aworn out for the ^1 area ttnd those along Springfield arrest of Ms alleged avenue, all of whom will walk to school in the morning, but who will Township Officials of THE CHILD GARDEN OF MUSIC be taken home |n the school bin. JV_nupjIs__attendlng—the- «fter-- Air Reduction Party Reojiening — noon scflsion of the kindergarten TOWNSHIP — Townahip Com- will be transported by bus and will mittee Chariea M. Monica. Chief of come from Countryside, Twin Police D. V. Ru6so, Jr. and Town- w>- ivIONDAYTSEPTEMBER 15,1947 FalU road, McMane avenue, ship Attorney-Frank A. PUii at- Mountain avenue east of Plain- tended the "Open Houae for field Avenue, Free Acres and Neighbors' August 20 held by Air ANNOUNCES Plainfield avenue. The bus pick- Reduction at their Murray Hill ing up the kindergartener!) will laboratories. A CREATIVE ARTS GROUP leave Twin Falls road at 12:25 p. m. for pre-school children. 5 mornings a week Other Bus Schedule* Air Reduction BWCX CAR CARE from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. , The Robert Thompson bus (Continued from page me) MEANS schedule will be the same M laat X-Ray for Metal and taut, and finger-tipresponsive . year leaving Twin Falls road «t A CTION'S what you bought, sir — CLASSES IN MUSICIANSHIP Other facilities to come to the 8:20 a. m. and Mountain avenue attention of guests on "open l\. and smoothly satisfying for School Age Children and Young People and the Murray Hill golf club at When time finally does take its house day" were heat treating action's what we're prepared to 8:40 a. m. The Woodrow Rogera •tfiew mmn know rooms, testing rooms with the toil, we have genuine Buick-engi- ENSEMBLE PLAYING and SINGING bus will leave Oohen'a store in give you when you drive a Buick. Free Acres at 8 a. m.; Plalnfield most delicately balanced scales, neered parts with which to make Fc-r Adults an X-ray for metal so large that Jo keep yours of in and Mountain avenue at 8:14 A. m.; Whether it is spanking new or has replacements. If it's just a case of Baker avenue, S:3i) a. m. and it is manipulated on a swinging a well-tuned ear spotting what to THE CREATIVE APPROACH TO MUSIC Berkeley avenue corner at 8;50 crane in a lead-insulated room. thousands of miles of faithful serv- a. m. •*» In a room adjoining the X-ray do to keep your car in the pink, room is a glass-cased apparatus; ice oft it, there's nothing like PIANO RECORDER VOICE Columbia School h*u» been paint- we have mechanics who are Buick one of the few in the United EQUIPMENT ed inside nnn out during the sum- Buick care and Buick "savvy" to State*, capable of detecting flaws specialists and who know your mer. The assembly room has been keep your Buick baby delivering Buiek ttit, ALICE BRUNDAGE MARSH ,in metal. "^Buick baby from the inside out. converted into a first grade 'room right up to the hilt foots Director; with enlarged sized window* to Transit ways are built in maze give more light. form to the laboratory's dark It's a grand car you've got there, Mug's right up to 15 Franklin Place , Summit, N. J. room* 90 as to block the passage Muff. Dr. Woglum says that " greater We know* what your Buick can do so why risk missing out on all emphaiia" will be placed this com- of light. ~ — so we know when it's at its best. Telephones Summit 6-0109 or 2709 ing school year on academic learn- The parent company. Air Re- it can deliver by giving it just ing. duction Co., Inc., is a holding We can split a second into hun- ordinary service? Treat it to real company with 14 operating sub- dred ths to get the timing of your sidiarie*. The Murray Hill branch Buick care, made up of Buiok specializes in mechanical re- Fireball engine right on the nose savvy, Buick tools, Buick parts — SPEEDY search to find outlets for atmos- — sensitive, Buick-approvcd and get all the happiness «nd sat* °r» needed, you pheric gases—oxygen tents, weld- bubble glass gauges help align isfaction you should be getting ing, heat treating- and the purify- L0*T! AWOMO wCWtO WTTM from it. •-gintnd parts. •"WSJ UXjBY I4OHTS- WMy ing of metals. The firm was es- your wheels to keep steering true tmm YOU 6OBV tablished in 1917. Previously, the lab was located at Jersey City. Fluorescent lighting of flush type prevails in the offices, many •^oge we mmwo TW& of which may be altered in size by the moving of Intervening pan-

Some of the equipment here in- cludes the only' inodrla of their kind in the nation. The oxygen used in the commercial work li considered pure rnough for use in oxygen tents, ! The entire, ground* surrounding ! the plant are in.the procew of be- | LEONETTE MDT0R5 ing attrartively landscaped with j r BUICK co. awefping lawns, trees, shrubs and l —ii 5ALE5^ 5ERVICE11— rustic jvtonc retaining walla. Mod- SUMMIT C SUMMIT 6-N6S b-$tbt em lighting set in field stone j 68-72 Franklin Place Summit, N. J. poata dot* the parking areas and I approaches, HE IVMMtT HEUAtP, THURSDAY, AUGUST ft. 194? 9 Judge Hoffman Fines Seven on Traffic Charges BOROUGH—On complaint of Patrolman Carl EtaJ*, the follow ing motorist* appeared Tuesday night before Felice Recorder A. C Hoffman, and were found guilty and fined: Am«llaVi«iolli of Mac* Inland street, Dover, careleM driving, $13; Rsymond 8. Kwds, C RAND UNION Hillside drive, Chatham, R.FD.. jfm^ WKLLSTOCKtO tfft* . WIDg careless driving, $10; Albert E. fm m lfcf Ott, Platter avenue. Union, speed* * ""^ f I"**"* ***** H*Ct» LOW int. IT. ... At the Augujt M ««s»fos of police court on complaint of Spe- cial Officer K. J. Andersen, A C. Stock Up... Three-Day Holiday Ahead Miles, Jr. of Summit avenue, Summit, was fined $22 for care- less driving and leaving the scene of an accident. • At the latter session on com- plaint of Patrolman Ehnis, the fol- For Real Economy lowing convictions were made: Henry B. Cberk, Valley road, Gil- lette, speeding 45 miles an hour in a 40 mile tone, $7; Dartfel Weiss, OVEN DRESSED Osborne place; Irvlngton. speed» Ing 46 miles an hour in a 20 mile lone, $10; James Hlrfchol, Oak- land place, Summit, Hlegal park- ing, $5, and Salvatore Mazzarissi, (Photo by Jsyt OlT»TA\0INf«n. Friday to f fid tarkty it «49' Sabia and Nick Caporaso, whose lock was easily the outstanding Halts «nd claairoomt quiet loud speaker system was again Stuffed bbf. SMOKED TONGUES 49. players on the team. His pitching throughout* the 11-week vacation loaned for the evening, alternated was quite remarkable for his iUe 23 t period, except for the building In keeping the dancers moving in and age. Nicky Qclormlnl also • euitodian, will reverberate with square dance numbers, waltses, played « fine game as catcher. 63' Jitterbuging and fox trots. PORK LOINS ••<•< th« «ounj of icuffllnf feet *nd Leonard England was the best out- young voices ai the educational Dancing usually continue* until fielder and Sammy Russo the best lond" . Slksd machinery again ihlfti into hi|h 12:30 a. m. Mrs. Donald Morton infielder. heads the refreshment committee. BEANS te»r. "A bicycle trip to Lake Surprise SLICED BACON SEEFUIW . t , • "While classes will start at 9 was held Friday. After two hours Shouldsr Slktrf s* *i*e« of boating fun, the Treilslde Mu- Frethpak t m. on September 8 for « full frying Heads » t t ifsston, teacher* will men at seum was visited." With Pork in LAMS CHOPS SOIOBNA .. » . SklnUii ' 10 a, m. at Uncoln School with Tomato Sauce Slicedm f\m» Boro Keq/ers • ' t Su«ervlilnt Principal of Schools, BOROUGH—The New Provi- FRANKFURTERS . UVEMHIST. . . Allfri W. Robertf, to put final dence Men's Bowling League or- Food Prices, Lack lau^M en onanltatlon plant for ganized Friday night for the com- AU yov* 1 tiie yitar,' It is explained bjr DU- ing season elected Donald Irving Of Funds Balk triet Clerk Thomas C. Musson In president. He said the kcgler* OiceJ the' absence ot Mf. .Roberts who would start rolling September 10 PEANUT BUTTER SWIFT'S V*» snA 7 5 oz. tin *n\l return from Malm shortly and continue each Wednesday G.O.P. Outing Plan after Labor Day. thereafter until May 10. An- Because food prices are way, Freshpai lib. way up. and the balance in the MttSTARBSEEl According to the district clerk, nouncement will be made next Simon's. w:ll .be. full up. With grades and ings. < GOOSEBERRY PRESERVES—-—>*27/ PANCAKE SYRUP,A STi* the and two also being quit* "The corn is growing too high V-8 TOMATO CATSUP . e . —24/ 1 lizable. school authorities expcot Boro Nine Tops for us this year," Mr. Tranor said. PEACHES-PEARS:: ; L this year's enrollment will e*> "At the prices they, ask A dozen KIPPERED SNACKS •*»••— | cecd that of last year. Summit A C, 9-7 we can't reach It. And the same BOROUOH—After three weeks thing goes for hamburgers, hot PENGUIN BEVERAOES PANCAKE FLOUR ^ &-iw aRLY mm z^m Wood fire Near of Intensive practice, the New dogs and the rest of It, It's an off Providence Baecball Club opened year in politics, and the treasury M0THER'SOATS;,14/X31<• V; 16< GRA«DUIII0H2-81< mit Smashers A.C Timely double prices, it was recalled, but it also Exflnquhhed plays by the Boro nine featured had more Important election con- BOROUGH—A lumber fire on the game after both teams got off tests, and a big outing was held. the- Mahony-Trost Construction Co. to a shaky start. The crowd ate and drank Its Way ARE LOWER properly M&r the B«U T«l«phone Wildness by Olannatasio, the through some 13,000 worth of corn ^Laboratories, Inc., In Murray Hill, Summit pitcher and errors by his on the cob, chowder, steamed SAME WEEK TODArS »as responded to Wednesday support, gave the Boro team four clams, hamburgers, bc*r and hot COMPARE.,. 1946 PRICE night of last week ty Hose Co. runs in the first three innings dofls. None of those attending the outing had to pay any fee, Mr. CHEESE No i of the N«w Providence fire without benefit of a hit. A quar- Department. The blsue which wae tet of extra-base hits.In the late Tranor recalled, adding, "not even Borden's prwumably extlngulahed by work- Innings gave the victors five runs. some Democrats we had along." 2 89 CALIFORNIA ORANGES men in-the afternoon reared up Inacone, Miilr and Carlone were Evem during the war. with All Chateau about 9 p, m. oaualnf the* alarm. the hatting stars for the victors the shortages and rationing, the The blaze was quickly extlngukhtd while Accorii, the leading sticker outings were continued, •>>' the firemen' for the V»«rs, with three hits hit The Democratic County Com- MADrADINC SEEDLESS GRAPES The alarm was aoimded bjt Her- a homer with one on. mittee had Its last big outlnj? In •mn Scrlba, night |ratchm«it, when The Intense heat caused the 1942, and according to the chair- tbr small scrap wood fife came game to be called in the seventh. man, Edward L,, \yhelan, doesn't MARGARINE Home Grown to life and spread to a nearby The locals travel t,o Berkeley plan any this year. TOMATOES larger pile. Heights to play the Berkeley A.C. mmL Many motorists w»r« attracted on Sunday at the Columbia School Ayers Returns to Work iib. to the scene. Patrolmen K. J. An- diamond on Plalnf leld avenue. BOROUGH — Elmer G. Ayers, All-Sweet pkg. Home Grown dersen and Oarl Ehnis rerouted Borough 3i£ OM x—9 euperintendent of streets, fully re- 40 GOLDEN CORN Ziffle onto different ro»de, thus Summit - HP «0 1-7 covered from an operation late in 3 enabling flr« apparatus to ap- Bstterles: Summit—Glannatsslo, p; June at Overlook Hospital. Sum- BetuMlle, c; Borough—Boyoe, Ptlley, LEIDERKRANZ CHEESE proach the fire without haiards. CordUlo, Clrelll. mit, returned to his duties Mon- ; l: LIMA BEANS day. He had,been granted a leave l: According to Mr. Scriba the fire GOUDA CHEESE . 5 had been kept going «inoe the pre- of absence with hair pay by Bor- vious Friday when the company Negligence Hinted ough Council, MUENSTER CHEESE * « *' pad decided to dispose of the old (Continued from page one) PASCAL CELERY *rap. A brisk wind rekindled the Slated for Jury Duty SWISS CHEESE 7 been somewhere around the new fire. BOROUGH—Harold C. Peder- building?" sen of Kendrlck road wa*1 picked SMO-KAY CHEESE «« -^25< Boro Officiab Attend After reminding Mahony-Trost Thursday before Judge Walter L. that the borough firemen are vol- Hctfleld In Quarter Sessions Court WEDBE-CUT CHEESE -- •--»HV Air Reduction Party unteers. Mayor Hanscll fwrote: In Elizabeth to serve on. the fifth SwsathMrt f% rsg. BOROUGH-Mayor Etoworth R. "It la hardly fair to call them petit jury of 100 men and -women Harwell headed a group of bor- out to fight a fire that could so and representing the holdover TOPS SUDS RINSO SOAP SCOOP SUPER SUDS LelsofSkMfa ^S* officials and residents who easily have been avoided. Nor spring term of the county courts. leonomietl PtrtwAcMiif Kirkmsn'i Esskr-Bettsr •ttended Air Reduction's "Open should they be asked unnecessari- Civil and criminal trials resume Hoiwe for Neighbors" at their ly to risk their lives ,d/»vlng September 8. •^Murray Hill laboratory on August through lines of sightseers at- pkg. 1 "• Others attending included tracted by a fire-lit sky." He adds: Bretst Corps.. Inc., Old Dutch Uiaries A. Johruwn, chairman of "The neighbors of the Labora- l Declares Dividend «f Planning Board; Thomas C. tories have already endured dust LIFEIUOY IO*P 2-17^ LAOFIIYMAP CLEAMES . 2-19/ wStm 2;-17/ »«»«», l»0Tou|h clerk: Harry Directors of Breeze Corm; Inc., and dirt and noise and a view of on August.^21 declared a dividend "'*"• chief of police; Edward Q. unsightly mounds of earth for Ml er. borough treasurer and tax of twenty cents a. share on the many months- If you are now to elector; Leonard Jdanouso of the common capital stock, payable on SUPERMARKETS add the burning, of refuse, please «*creatlau Committee, MM. D. B. September-10 to stockholders of UNION do it in accordance with our ordi- Ryrrson, Councilman Frank A, record September X Thto makes »«n and Borough Attorney nances tnd in ft manner leapt the yearly payments to date of 11 *«* A, Ut likely to Impose upon our titi- asns." ' 1 ,«. per share.

:->'••<•• •>. / : 10 THI SUMMIT HHMU. WWBB*r, *UW»T II. IW Awanmtadl nfnrff BnnnW "'' at Gamp Watcbuag, Qien Gar jfie. at » wtta adaquau paasSsa, bat faeiliitas avaUabk *e Miller UUaki la th« etaBft LM Davis of Troop 382, spon- was awarded the bird study merV vidia* lor teaser t*rm» for «•* ttilt teaviag toe ju4fw,ia a poti- physician* S«pt ; badge. ti«ft to bt called uBoa wbes ape. Increased cooperative effort and cSuaty court* w#l cww UMsored by the Ptiwt Baptist Cbareta, Home Rule Extended Under Ufialstors — mmmm*tymGt two •t the session of tha Board of Re- Roman wa Fabrics of D*^ eatery. M m , day after Labor Pay wt$o tot 'yean, senators twr years; i»- greater understanding on the part view for the week-end of the Wth« presided at the meeting J cr*a*»d *eierias tw **»» un* • Bassiffi Wafiil a* of boards of trustees, administra- coaplstio* of ths Suasmer v«ca- which a record number of *«a!Qi Proposed lew Constitution blynea Ud toasters. L*f«atort The question of what to do tive officers, medical staffs Bad tion, when the May terra will be were made. «» aiatfnlstrator with »di»iBis- vita aheriffs was solved by aJ- appeal* from Summit will be beard cannot rsis* Uteir or at 11:00'a. m. latura is left to pass the question Oose Neighbor* BOW the provision ia made clear ©B to the voters by referendum. In the' Bering Strait, United In that «aeh municipality must Ttiia doe* not affect pari-mutuel Statei and Russian territory it adopt, civil service by its own Boys and girls 9 k?cars through high school betting, but pertain* to other only two and one-half miles ordinance or referendum. game* of chance. apart. Big Diomede island be- will be enrolled for 9:10 a. m. sessions. New Curt S>»t*m Another question was aa to longs to Russia while Uttle Dio* The Judiciary Committee, of what influence the CIO ia exert- mede belongs to the United ing in the proceedings. Her an- Central Prtfiiytirlin Parish HOUM which Mra. Miller U a member, States. conaiats of six lawyers and five swer was "there is no effective I ADELMAMN'S ' laymen. The result of the com-Influence, not as high pressure PHARMACY iaplt Sfrttt and Nerrlt IvMiiit mittee's work was that the er-a* from other organizations." Open Sundays tide providing for the judiciary The speaker was introduced by • to I — ft to ia is not for lawyers or judges but Allan R. Devenney. vice-presi- Morristowit for the people, establishing aa dent and chairman of the program I Aahwood A»e. ' Summit integrated court system, a Su- committee. , Summit preme Court of seven members, Visitors were introduced by School the highest in the State, pat- Joseph G. Shuttlesworth, < of the Bcarttiu£ and day school fur buys, terned after the Supreme Court vocational committee: A. W. grades 7-12. Thorough preparation 1 of the United" States, the mem-Roetken, Covington, Ky.; Preston for college under men who under- bers to haye life tenure after a A. Burroughs, Madison; ^Jean stand boj» . imd 'their problem*. I aevrn-year trial. There is also Gutmann, guest of Vincent A. LimHfrt enrollment. Fvill athletic established a Superior Court of at Burgher. Other guests were Fred progrgra tot all. least 24 members, where-all cases MorL city official, and William R. • e e f^r I are to go. County Courts are also j Gilson. city clerk. , For further inforiimtiun provided (or in the Constitution. apply to: I The question of retirement of BACK-TO-SCHOOL judges of both the Supreme and Buerki Report * VALLEAU WILRIE Superior. Courts from active .'Continued from Page 1) • Ueadmaiiter duty at 70 also prated something wardrobes ' - of a stumbling block. It was set- the national. state or locsHfevels. Morristoun School, tled by establishing retirement th«re is a growing conviction that MorrbtowQ, N. J. in the relatively Bear" future thin country will be under some plan , It's not to KXMI to of voluntary or compulsory pre- Everett T. Spinning payment for medical and hospi- brush-up on your AB-C'i Insurance tal care ...... nor to freshen-up 65 Union Mace, Summit, N. J. Cmts Exceed Ability to fay TeL Su. 6-MTJ The trend toward compulsory school clothes. Before or voluntary insurance for medi- cs' and hospital care is further you pass judgment on accelerated by the realization that Slenderizing! the cost of the application of the last season's apparel Relax I No Exarcita science of medicine to the patient Spot Reducing With has outgrown the average indi- try Quality Cleaning; vidual's ability to pay under the Stand* Vogua Reducing traditions! System It has not, ©\STLES you may not need to do System however, outgrown the ability of Sfoetd YOUR ICE CREAM MONEY society to pay on an insurance This Sesltest Gallon Container brings you 4 quarts of Sesltest Bulk as much shopping u basis. * Ice Cream for only $2.15—and it's the same fine ice cream chat your It is further realised that every- Setltest Dealer serves you by the dish or in delicious sodas, sundaes thing possible must be done to you imagined.: and cones al the fountain. He has it ready for you—so bur one today. reduce the cost of medical car* Four popular flavors available. ICE CREAM to the patient without reducing the quality of care. The present Tuoe ia iht Si«liett Vill»«« Store, Thurtdtyi, 9: JO P. M.. e.d.t, WNBC system of sending a patient to several specialists practicing; .In!, Call & Delivery Service Directly dividually is wasteful of time and t^ Plant money and can not finally com- pete successfully with the group Phone Summit 6-S10C or clinic type of practice. Pre-Labor Day Doctor* Must Specialise ' 8u.e-OMB The rapid advances in the sci- ence of medicine and the complex- ities of its application to the pa- META and EDWARD tient have stimulated a.need for MAUTV HIM change in the methods of prac- STORE: Union Floe* Room 310 Bassett Bid* tice on the part of physicians. No Main Offke and Rood, imrnn S83 Springfield Ave. Summit longer can any one- physician be Automotive Needs) qualified to practice in every field of medicine. Because the above statement is true, there will be ROEBUCK AND CO. • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • •" ever increasing number of Get Ready... Get Set... SAVE as You GO! fields in which physicians special- ise. This will in turn require more frequent consultations if the patient is to receive the best of medical care. ALLSTATE Another factor involved is the great increase in the number and cost of the various pieces of ap- paratus required to make sci- entific diagnosis or to dispense treatment In order that this ap- paratus may be operated effective- ly, it is necessary to employ high- TUBES ly trained technical personnel. Only by constant use of machines and personnel can the cost of Such service be kept within rea- sonable limits. [Other Sites at Trend Is Group Practice Similar Savings BANKING B/ MAIL All of the above statement* • no farther away from any on* of our seem to. prove thaj/in" the future "Ride out" blowouts with medicine will^Tw practiced by full confidence and safety wairty-five tKouiand dtpotitort than tha groups of physicians, and in order with- Allstate Safety Tubes. ilbox. to meet all of the needs of both in-patients snd out-patients, the They last longer for greater, "X. savings. Get them for your ipotits and withdrawal! may b* made by hospital will be the logical cen- ter of such practice. This does car—today! . ie deposit book with »h» dtpoiit, or duly not mean that hospitals will dom- fhdrawal ilip. All rtturni are mada on tha inate the practice of medicine, but rather that they will make

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How- *Mr. aad Mrs. Bennett Toustey town, Pa, wu the week-end gu«st ( and Mrs. M*rg*ret Flood of Moun- of Tulip street, at luncheon: oy ! p Wstoaah, Brewster, Mass., cilia, joia«4 the party tar the last spending two weeki travelling of Mr. and Mrs. William Hetber- tain avenue Csun ard B. Buhop of Prospect Hill ave- ot Philadelphia eatortaiaed at din- MM A. P. JUm f Locust drive. J. & Thornton «Bd daughter, two weeks, lira. tiitougfa Canada. sad MiM Shirley Hethering- a met Sunday at the Suburban after I at te#; and by ^nue of Falrrtew avenue, have son and aw PauL of ton or Ashland road. the christening of their grand- t>r Uharie* V Pmill of Maple f Morristo^ returned to their itoai* Ana* will Six girt* axe at faoaw after ircr* also gwsU tmt part of the Mr and Mi> Olc Hovgntrd of o daugtur Aaae. at St. Teress'a t» »« resident surgeon «t » / l > boardtaf •cbesJ it Ha*! spending the tummti at Camp time, Mrs. Nicholson is the former Countrylide returned Sunday from Miss Carolyn Fallout^, daughter Rd wimaAnf pAtt in her hott0r Church. Sea View Hospital, staten Island. } »t Lake Tabor u>Ownpton. Quebec, early in Be*nadee«rin, Ely, Vt. liey are. MiM Virginia Ta* Surry, Me., where they had vaca- of Mr. and Mrs. Ailyn W. FaiWoutc Mr. TlwriHon, who Barbara and Joan Gridley of Oak the family w«ek-e»ded at Man©*. tioned for two weeks. of 6«ltusrol road is home after two Dr. Joseph C Hazen of Templar Albuquerque, X M. in Ridfe avenue, Marian Herb of Mrs. Carl Windhorst of Monis j weckj at Beach Haven a* the Mr. and Mm Rupert R Lewis went VV«y has returned from Oppcn-j { Tulip itren will return Mis street baa returned to Summit gu**t of Mr and Mr« Koel Wyies 0 matters of business, htu OaJcley avenue. Diane Hildebrannd < * EM**»«*» Allen of Call Mr and Mrs. Otto Oauat of hagen, Denmark, where he attend- j mi hmt after • week as the bouse gueftt of Baltusrol road at their summer day from A #tay of two wtrtM i% t yet return**. of MuncieMi , I»4,I4 , formerly of Sum- I *•*••»•* *raai Vermont Chicago are staying at Hotel ed the Baptist World'AIUa*ee for I c t»onl Inn. Eaglemere as whw •J the Robert Brydoas at their rM nit, Mary Emma Laux of Surrey * *• **• ** Oa*# Beeaa&e- Suburban while visiting friends in home there. Mis* Elisabeth Fai- two weeks. He was accompanied | ps. Dr. John Dougall and M£ts Jane road, and Peggy Morse of O«k win. Lake Bailey, for the past mammtt home at Marietta. Summit, en route home from an Dougstl of Aahland road nave been Ridge avenue. two oaotfths. ext. nded vun in North Carolina. * lessbn who was elected president of the RetUrnmg after Li&or Day Lodge, Bebaseo, Es. Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Ward summer Alliance for » period ©f five years, silver Bay and Buffalo Mr. and MiM Margery Beck wad John of New England avenue had is Jane Dartey Washlag After two weeks at Sea Girt ! the Presbyterian Church the interval between meeting*. ! Mr*. A. R Skinneil of BpringfieW Beck of Woodland avenue had -a» their guests for the week-end Mr. y will remain tas Vermont until ton D. C, was the g«c*t Delia is in residence at ——••']• -, avenue will bring with them their their week-end house guests two and Mri. Kenneth Ooolbaufh of Mis« Dorothy Leonard, daugh- sir>r Labor Day. last week of Miss Sally Hkkoav young people from Beirut, Le- Brjn Mawr. Pa. - ' ter of Mr. and Mri, J. P Leonard Mr a.nd M*s. T • 3 iCuU«n and I ion Wright Patterson, "who'Hsit daughter of Mr. awl Mm Kraeat daughter. Katby, of Morris «,v«nue. Dr David K- Barnweli, of New banon, Syria. They were Dr. Ver- of 8pringfield avenue, who recent- been at camp in Ea#t Atirora. N. Y. 8. Hickofc of the Parmley. The Vtr and Mn. P M- McCullough have returned froga « two weeks England avenue, will return to onica Dakamjian. who is a doctor Mr. and Mri. James 3. Hecox ly returned froin Camp MatolHon- for the iumrner. They wilt be ac- girls were at Qua* Nyoda. Oak moved from their home on vtuation in Canada which included Summit from California, in time of Countryside returned last week tprnpaniej on their journey Oy at Presbyterian Hospital, N. Y., Ridge, together for the previous avenue to the Hotel Subur- quay, wft, Friday to be the guest a boat trip up the Lachine Rapid* , to preach tbe sermon at th« last from Eagle Lake Camps, at Eagle MU* l^sura S:« phtnson tf Buffalo and her brother, Barkev Dakara- six weeks, pick Hickok spent the ban After Labor Day they ;wlll of Mr. and Mr#. Arnold. Einfr»oti While they wt*re there, their othrr1 United Service. , jian, who is taking post-graduate Lake. Me., where they fished for itpend a week at the shore before of Blftj-kbuai mad *i their, sum- who has brj»n visiting them here. work at w?ek-end at Ocean City. two daughtrrs, Florence and Edith Columbia University for landlocked salmon. They also traveling to South mer home in Nova Scotia. and their son Tommy were at stayed for a while at West Out- Mrs, Letter A Crone of Colt Mr. and Mrs. William Koch of 1 Spring Lake. The Cullens now | road lull returned to her home let Camp, Moosebead LsKe. Next Miu jean Norrls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LouUs-E St«hl and Kagar street, Mrs. Jeha WaiOt have as their 'houst> guri»t for two ' after'an absence of five wefk». A lWift road, who have bttn at the j Anna Louise €offey of Van Dyke wreck they will go to Stone Harbor Mr. and Mrs. E. L Norris of Ku- son of Franklin place are' return- of Evergreen road and Mrs. H we-eto their niece. Miss Gladys , month of that time was i-pent -«t Thousand Islands in the St, Law- < place ia spending three week* with for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. elifi avenue lias flown to Burling- ing today from a motor trip Connover Shaw of Morris avenue. ' of Flujitilng L |. j the Inn, Point O' Woad*. Fire .,rice River for the summer, will j her cousin, Rosemary Hayex of H. Fanning of Middletown. O. tin \'t.. for an extended vaeation. through New Er.gland, rrinain there until Labor Day, left yesterday for Niagara Falls — , Island, where Mr. Crone and tli'-ir Mlllburh, at Lavalette. *h« a*ve jpent the summer there. ' when they will return with Mr, and Canada ' i Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sup) in of Occupying the luiunitT homv of Mrs Margaret H««rn of,.BiiM>k- son Walter joined her week-enct». Members of the Summit Nature Lituiiiyn road and their two Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blum of Ma- Fainur who will drive up this Another Hotel Beechwdbd resi- lyn, N ¥.. who has been the house The tast week Mr. and Mrs. Crone Club were among • Dr. and Mrs. Noraoan L- HrroiD- daughter*. Florence and Anne, ple street at Mka of wcrr In Canadki. Thfir daughter. .vnk-end. He vacationed with 20 people dent who h»» returned from a who took h sis mile hike Sunday way of Whittredge Gardens are have returned from the Dolly weeks holiday are Mr.s Blum's her son ami daughtcr>in-law, Mr. Elizabeth will rome home on Tue.v tin in there during July. vacation is Mrs. George Munsiek, through Secly's Notch in a study at the New England Inn Inter- r«> siw han been en- the summer, am! Mrs. Ralph Vonlv of I'liiladcl-; assistant curator of the New York i UP tnc Saguenay River in Csrudiu ? piiia. | Botanical Garden. i" ,. Miss Marilyn .Smith of Summit i Mi-,* Klitabetlt Acker «iul Mrs., Miss Christine Hawley, daugh avenue has returned from a two I. H Woolson of Bcechwood road, U-r of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Haw- weeks' vaeation, pasrt «« which , have bewi in Main.' for the I l««y of Tulip street, cntettained VI \ sin- spent with her father. COsj- j ,<-t month, will return home tliis of her little friends Monday after- ton Smith at VVillismsport, Pa W(!k-end. noon with a party on her ninth birthday.. Mr. and Mrs. drleton Pteracn '•Mrs. Robert C'owOn of Madison . of Bcekman road are the gue»te i'l and children',- George. Gay Mrs. -Henry \V. Harding and j of Dr. and Mr*. Kelson Bigetow ;.nd Jcannlc. arc at their summer . children of Blackburn place are at ' at their home in Verntoat They ,.«n|. at Kirk Lake N.,Y.. with , home after spending, the a«rim«r j wii*. return tomorrow. T »uns to return In tituv for KCIIOOI. ' at Oxford, N.«Y, • • i •< "Mr Cowe'ilHivibn a«ruisr in Maine Miss Jen Halt of Springfield ,'. ith' .some busiriess associates. Kirs. Leltoy T, Pease of Oakland place will remain at their .summer Maaon. N. H. where she was the Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keller and J homo at Ship Bottom unti) after Keller of Beaton 'road, kabor Day. Mr. Pease ha* spent El&inc Chandler at the Chandier !iaVr returned:'from Europe whrre week-ends there and their daugh- home. "EJmdaW". im-y have btt-n since May. They ters and families have bwn gu -pent last week-end at their farm at intervals during the season. and anotaer classmate. a; Port Jarvis. Gail Lovejoy of Meirosc. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biaekmar Mass.. arrived with Joy to be her A visit of six weeks with rela- and children. Judy and Susan, of houseguests here. Alt three girls '.-.vs in California has been com- Tall Oaks, and Miss Elaine Pel- are .sophomores at Tufts College. puted by Mrs. H. W. .Petrie and lett of Summit avenue, have" re- daughters, Mary and M«rgttr<-t. of turned to Summit after a visit of Mr and Mrs. William

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7 :,'"•" i't.y "•'",'- *<-,•• -• II THi SUMMIT MtfcAlD, THUK5DAY, AUGUST 21, 1*47 Weddings, Engagements and Other Social News Wotanis-Kamandy Nancy C Papi© to Marry] fla/nfc HutsAgaimtWhite Two August Brides Francis Martin of Madison Are Setting for Landolfi-Reale Nuptial Rites Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Jaines J. FapSo of drop shoulder, Illusion awkJUe I'm sWauveir avenue announce the e»- At an altar banked with white At Nuptial Mass gladioli, asters and palms, Miss and fitted bodice. The Ug-o'-mttt- ga»*i»ent of their dsughur, JSancy toa sleeves covered the wrists, and Miss Helen Kamandjr, daughter Louise, to Francis Thomas Mar- Josephine Rose Reals, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo L. Realc of the full skirt with it* lace pick-up «ff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamaady tin, see-of Mr. and Mrs Alfred 0. of Morris avenue, was married t» Talking Martin of Oak awoue, Madison Elizabeth, became the bride of was draped to a, (oag tiain. Her Mr. Martin, a Naval veteran, Carl J. Landolfi, son of Mr. and three-quarter length veil of. im- ScraatoB, P*., on August If to B4- snd en«-hsjf Mrs. Vincent Landolfl of Spring- ported English illusion fell from ward Wots&le, son of Mrs. Sophie clusters of orange blosaotna at her Wotania of that city. The » o'clock About 3 o'clock In St. Church, temples. She carried a mother-of- Nuptial Mass took place at St from Summit High School to pearl prayer book with • marker Mary's Church. i June. Elizabeth. The double ring cere- mony was performed by Rev. An- of white orchids and streamers of No de*e has b#en Mt for th* The bridal gown was of silk mar- ', thony Bregatete, pastor, and was bouvardts- Her goUtg-awvy outfit quisette over satin, its fitted neck- ' Wo can all relax for the m». followed by a reception for 1*4waa a cadet blue suit with match- line trtmnud with seed pearls and ing hat and black patent leather meat. Sixty nUUoa people «, Four Year Terms Popular guests In the ballroom of the Elks' silver beads. Chaatllly iac« formed Clubhouse. accessories, and she wort a cor- gainfully employed in the Twtnty-fjve siat** provide four* panels down the front of the skirt sage of white orchids. and bordered the train, and theStates. Th« eeenamy Is year t*ra* for their governor*. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss The attendants wore rainbow fingertip veil, falling from a head- and ifcat fteceaaian everyone New Jersey la the only tt*u where colors. The maid of honor was In Emily Traveiano, maid of honor. dress whose crown was pearl ipmtod awver did naferiaUie. the term of office U only thre* Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Oat- nile green with a satin bodice and trimmed, was edged with the same years. tilo and Miss Elva Real?, cousin tulle skirt designed with • scal- lace. The bride's flowers were an But, the dollar today buys of the bride, both of Elizabeth, and loped neckltne'and cape sleeves. old fashioned bouquet of roses less than it did a year ggo In. Miss Anne Napolita.no of Summit. She wore a satin tiara and car- around an orchid center. Ilation it stili a thrtat if r.o: ried an old fashioned nosegay of sn Ilocco Mancuso of Summit was peach gladioli and yellow roses. Miss Vera Gargiulo, of Mountain actuality. And it's amaxing j;0» best man, and ushers were Joseph Mils Napoiitano was gowned In avenue, the maid of honor, wore tunny denounce it on o% hanji- Cortete ot Summit, Peter Podeizwa maize velveray marquisette ityled delphinium blue iimrqubette over and pat it gently with thr other. of Linden and Vito Cecero of New taffeta, whose drop shoulders were with a drop' shoulder neckline, They counter every M*K«- d*. York, cousin of the bride. fitted bodice and full skirt form- bordered with chantilly '.ace. Lace Mrs. Frank Martinanyelo played ing a bustle. Maize three-quarter panels were Inserted in the *kirt nuuid with—"inflationary:" mid the nuptial music and accompa- length mitts and a Juliet cap | front, and she wore a picture hat yet profits *t!tl nwnagr to nut. nied Miss Rosalie Marrancs who matched her costume, and her ( and mitts of the lace. Her old fash- strip waft-*. wing "Ave Maria." ioned bouquet was made up of pink flowers were an old fashioned -Cut taxes, they say. Give buti. The bride's gown of skinner nosegay of orchid gladioli and yel- roses. n?ss more money with whkii io satin waa fashioned with a beaded low roses. Mist Rrale wore blue .Theodore Molintfki of Berantoh, work to that more goods ran be $ marquisette and h«r nosegay was was best man. A reception and buf- of pink glodioll and pyijt roses, produced to squash inflation l*while Miss Dattilo, in a gown of fet supper were held at the Junior •real nic<> way-out tincc CHELL FRANTZEN Mn. Edward Wotania Mechanics Hall. , , .UOOK FOB HES ON orchid marquisette, carried an Mrs. Carl J. Lendolfi was the scattering of more li STUDIO old fashioned bouquet of salmon John Soltla tBrust Studio) After a wedding trip through a cure for inflation? gladioli and yellow roses. , New England, Mr. and Mrs. Wo- NORCROSS Keep'prices'down say* thr ad- Portrait, Commercial Mn. Reale, mother of the bride, tanls will live in Scranton, where AMtRICA'S BESr-LOVtO Enters Middlebury nuniatj-atUm, *nd Cong-rets volet was attired in a black dinner Ruth F. Mac*, Four Authors he Is employed by the PyneTaylor GREETING CARDS and Candid Miss Nancy L. Young, daughter through a grant to She "real <*-> gown with a high neckline, draped of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Young Coal Co Mr YVbtahi* was in the { PHOTOGRAPHY skirt, cocktail front, and orna- Eugene Prince, To Discuss Books Marine Corps in the Pacific area j tate boys", in the form of a of 12 Lorraine road, will start her "voluntary" 15% rent inmate, mented with a spray of black •«- freshman year at Middlebury for 34 months. SIEGEVS quins. Her accessories and mitts As "Special Event" Thi» reflects itself in higher real 3 Boechwood Rd. Married Saturday College, Middlebury, Vt. with the rttat* wiling prices t>#r*. Everybody benefit*—so Maritime Academy aad u now at- everybody gives—for Red Featnsr towels- Efficiency at it* nuuri* Barbara Fcara GridJejr, to jj,^ tending Brooklyn P*:>-tecfestic In- iervk«*. One Day Campaign, Oc- sum, Gladiron works by k,Be« ac- Daltf WjlteftiOB of if,, , tOf| Mrt stitute ,ion, leaving the bands free. See Melvla Wattes of Ltbaaon, OWo. tober 19, them at David I. Rood's. Mis* Grtdlejr iradutttd troa * • • Summit High School and U now On* of th# btiflest men in , la her »enior year at Ohio W«a- ) is Eugens Jung, watchmaker and Iqwa University, Delaware, 0* jeweler. Never realised so many where *he 1* « member of Kappa folk* had "tin* trouble*" till I Gamma sorority. saw the stacks of work he ha*. Mr. Walte* served four and one- half years In the Army A!r Force, You will find a jim-dandy ran- being recently discharged with the son for calling tbe Summit Ex- rank of major. He graduated ptem Company if you are moving from Ohio Wesieyan l June, and your residence. Summit Exprau n U s member" of Sigma Alpha Ep- will handle your tfoblem In a way ailon fraternity. He plan* to do befitting your fine things. graduate work at Georgetown Do you know that "eating out" University, Washington, thi* fall. i an be a* quiet and enjoyable as The wedding will take place Mn. Robert Paul Billings Mi» Anne V. OJdemr* eating at home? That is. If you after Ml** Grldley1* graduation patronize Turkey Hill Inn. You next spring. . Overlook Nurse Troth Told at will find their eulsin* unsurpass- Marion Bruce Marries Robert Billings ed ' . . • • » • Births At Home Ceremony Saturday EveningTo Be Married Buffet Supper It pay* to own your own home. To Mr. and Mr*. Cadwdl D. Agalrwt a background of white u relay evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew'Nigro of Xo more worry about renewing Keeney of Waldron avenue, a son, gladioli, wbite dahllaji and white Henry L. Lambdin, pastor of the Soon in Brooklyn Springfield, avenue, Berkeley of lease* and "*ech." The Summit born Tuesday, Aug. Ifi, at Over alters, the marriage of Mis* Morristowrii Methodist Church, Plan* nave been completed for Heights, have announced tbe en- Federal Savings & Loan will make look Hospital. Marlon Elisabeth Bruce, daughter formerly of the Summit Methodist the marriage on September 1, of gagement of their daughter, Tier- H eXay tor you. Let them carry of Mr, and Mr». Guy V. Bruce of Church, performed the ceremony, Miss Anne V. Calderaro of Brook- ese, to Anthony L. LaMaita of Or- ' your Mortgage Loan. To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phil- Lorraine road, end Robert Paul which was followed by a reception lyn, formerly of Springfield, daugh- ange, son of Mrs. Anthony.LaMaita. • • * lips of New Providence, a daugh- Billing*, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank at home. Mrs. Alexander Mc- ter of James Calderaro of Park and the!late Mr. LaMaita. Meyer-Werner's expert mechan- ter, born Tuesday, Aug. 19* at W. Billinga, of Plttsfleld, Ma**,, Kown of Albany, the bride'* aunt, avenue and the lat« Mrs. Calder- The announcement was made took place at the bride's home Sat- ics can put the happy purr back Overlook Hospital. played the wedding .music. aro, to Angus J. Rava of Brooklyn. Saturday evening at an informal in your car. Take them your car Wearing a gown »f white satin The ceremony will taJke place in buffet supper at the Xlgro hone if it heeds.repairs, servicing, paint- Our Lady of Guadaloupe Church in To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furth with a lace yoke and a train, the ln honor of Mr. LaMaita's birth- ing. They even iron out bumps. Hewinngtoh bride's fingertip veil was gathered Brooklyn and a reception will bt day. * * *. of Berkeley Heights, a daughter, held at the Franklin Arras Hotel. front a coronet of orange blossom*. No definite plan* have • Hold, on there If you are hiiht-' born Thursday, Aug. 21, at Over look Hospital. Wedding Date She carried a bouquet .of white The bride-elect is a graduate «f made for the wedding. ing a new. broadloom'•rug! Now roaea and baby's breath. Regional High School, Springfield, i» the time you can aave money The bride's sister, Mrs. Stanley and of Overlook Hospital School of if you select your rug from The To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ledet Set for Sept. 13 L. Gumming* arrived from Swit- Nursing in June, hartng completed Eloie Hartmann , House of Bedrosian. Fine variety of Morris avenue, a daughter, Mis* Shirley Hetherlngto*. zerland to be matron of honor and her course in February, Mr. Rava of patterns and .colors. born Friday, Aug. 22, at Overlook daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William sole attendant: Her gown was of served three years u a lieutenant Weds Ex-officer Hospital. Hetherington, Jr., of Ashland road, pale blue taffeta and she carried in the Army AJr Force and plans Milk shake* make the perfect has chosen Saturday, September 13, Miss Elolse Diibrow Hartnunn pink gladioli and blue delphinium. to attend college this fall at Samp- daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Henry beverage for hot, sticky days. To Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon for her marriage to John M. Lon- son, N. Y. M. Hartmann of Iselln, was mar- Combined with chocolate syrup, of Division avenue, a son, born genecker, son of Mr. and Mr*. Preston S. Billings of Pittsfleld Harry H. Longenecker of Brook- Mlsa Marlon Duffy, a claMtnat* ried Saturday In the parlor of flavoring* and ice cream, they are Friday, Aug. 22, at Overlook Hos- was hi* brother's best man. Ushers line, Havertown, Pa. The ceremony were Stanley dimming* and Fred- at Overlook with Miis Calderaro Central Presbyterian Church to as nutritious as delicious. Use pital. Schmalz Dairy milk in them. will take place at t o'clock in the erick Thrane, the latter from and npw on the hospital nursing Charles Francis White, son of Mr First Methodist Church with Dr. Pittefield. staff, will be maid of honor, and and - Mrs. Thomas J. White of Movies, baseball, visiting, celeb- To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houtx Henry L. Lambdin of Morris town, The bride's mother was gowned Mte* Dorothy Johnston, a 1946 Westhampton, L. I. Rev. Henry rities and counties* other form* of New Providence, a aon, born formerly of Summit, officiating, in fuchsia and she wore a gar- graduate of the same school of D, Hartmann, asnLstant pastor and i hSOX QITAIJTY , of entertaiment, come right to Saturday, Aug. 23, at Overlook assisted by Rev. Jessie H. Lyons, denia corsage, and the bride- nursing, and also on the present brother of the bride, performed your "parlor" with RCA Tele- Hospital. pastor of the church. groom's mother wore an aqua nursing staff, will be bridesmaid. the ceremony which was followed Miss Gloria Rava, slrte-r of the FINE H'B FELT IV ALL vision. See this marvel. Have gown with a corsage of tearoses. by a reception at his horn* on Miss Hetherington has chosen prospective bridegroom, will be Noel Record Shop demonstrate. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moroney After a two week* wedding trip Maple street. TJIE NEW FALL SHADES. two honor attendants. Mrs. C. the other bridesmaid. of Broad street, a son, born Sat- Brook* Oakford of Merchantville, through the Shenandoah Valley The bride's gown was of crepe Sunglare, whether from summer urday, Aug. 23, at Overlook Hos- Pa,, a sorority sister and class- the couple will live in Boston, After a two weeks motor trip d« chine and her tulle veil felt sands and highway* or reflection pital. mate at the University of Penn- where Mr. Billings will enter Tufts through the south the couple will from a cap of heirloom Uce. Her of snow, can be no trouble at all sylvania, will be matron of honor Medical School, and Mr*. Billing** re\urii to Nc-w York before going flower* were roses and gardenias. Distinctive custom made hats for if you wear scientific sunglasses. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dei- and MIM Jane Longenecker, sister will teach science at Shady Hill to Sampson. Miss Grace Hartmann, sister 6f lown and sports to match your fav- Let Anspach Brothers, Opticians, monte of New Providence, a of the prospective bridegroom, will School, Cambridge. She taught the bride, served as maid of > make up your prescription sun- daughter, born Sunday, Aug. 24, be junior honor attendant, There last year at Derby Academy, Hing- Nearly sunk twice—once by a honor. Her turquoise gown wa? !* orite costumes. Be ready when the school bell at Overlook Hospital. will be four bridesmaids. Miss {Alice ham, Mass., after graduating from torpedo and once by shore battery 'of crepe de chins and she carried ring*! Latch ori to the pencils, Longenecker, another st»ter, Miss Summit Hitfh School and Tufts fire —the USS Pcnsacola spent 'pink roses. pads, notebooks, and school bags To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Unoan- Althea Cooney of Jenklntown. Pa., College. less than two weeks in tbe United Thomas J. White was hi* broth- EXQUISITELY STYLED States from December 1941 until er's best man and tubers were you need. The Siege! Stationery aky of Summit avenue, a son, Miss Dorothy Jahnda, daughter of Mr. Billings, a graduate of Pltts- Col. and Mr*. L. T. Jahnda of May 1945. Charles and Edward Appelgren, CREATIONS FOR TOU AND Shop 1* a "natural" for the needs born Sunday, Aug. 24, at Overlook fleld High School and Tuffr Col- Moorastown, and Miss Ruth Laura of all students! —adv. Hospital. lege, served two and one-half YOIR BRIDAL PARTY Lamb of Philadelphia, formerly of years in the Army in the Philip- Summit. pines. O03IBINING TRADITION- Robert J, Longenecker will be AL BEAUTY WITH EX- hi* brother's best man, Ushers Will Attend Middlebury will include C. Brooks Oakford of Edward W. Higgins, «on of Mrs. PERT WORKMANSHIP. Merchantville, and William J. Edward W. Higgins of 10 Sherman Under New Management Sickel, William E. Wunderlich, avenue, will enter the freshman and Richard W. Glancy, all of class at Mtddlebury College, Mid- Havertown, Pa, dlebury, Va:, at its opening eeseion Mrs. Oakford will entertain for this Fall. Peppermint Room Miss Hetherington at her home in Mr. Higgins is a graduate of Merchantville on Friday, Sept. 5. Summit High School. NOW KNOWN AS WALLPAPER SHOWROOM A concentration of all New York and Newark Showrooms Summit's Kandy Kane Basic Requirement[for 111Summit Ave Summit, N. J. Choose designs that create the correct background with the College or Career 319 Springfield Ave. THE L. H. NOLTE CO. Medana watches take top honor*. Member of the American Institute of. Decorators Summit, N. J. 311 Springfield Ave. Summit 6-0504 Seven jewel movement that gives faithful service. Radium hands Open Saturday afternoon by appointment only and numerals. Sweep second hand. Shock resistant. A watch with OPEN DAILY 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. features you'd never expect to find , at so low a price. SUNDAYS ID A. M. to 8 P.M. 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KNBOLL Dtmgmen end Rttailert oj Fin* Foohctar •pp.- • • • - LINGERIE NEGLIGEES HOSIERY MtwtKM NOWI MONTCLAIK S40 ll«wifi«M Afnm l4ft.IT* 845 Springfield Av*. \ EASTOItANGI SSI M«l« Um* Tfff SCHOOL FOR FOIfft 1OY frtihr ^ JM| SUMMIT HtHALD, THWSPAV, MMm K. Sports* Sidelights Kaplans Defeat Sport Club, 9-4, to Win ASA Title g. H. S. GRID CANDIDATES TO REPORT WIUJ tilt rinfing of school bdli only ten days off, Me- morial Fitld will witness • ehtngM>*« from tin summtr — Failure to Hit in Pinch program of sports to till Call activitit* ol football *nd »occ«r. SHS Grid Mb Football will b« mort prominent because tht High School Costs Locals ASA Title tquad wilt b€ drilling five day* a week starting on September "Too little, too late," or failure to hit in the pinches 2. A w*«* or *•» days later the High School sad Summit To Start Sept. 2 "cc»t Summit Sparta Club the final* Sunday under the Socc«r aub Squads will abo be reporting regularly for prac- arct at Washington Field in the New Jersey Amateur tice. Alter the first week-end is September, when the city For ««* Card Softbill Association finals, Bayonne Kaplans winning •oftbaH championships arc played, the summer sports' pro* •tent « 94. Of course since Bay wane had wm all iU fames in the a*# —-jr.— tourney and tht Sports Club h&4 gram will be concluded for all purpewi. dropped oa«, tt still would hav« As ia usual in school circles many valuable player* were tag f«r ftqpsJcal been neceasary far the locals to recipunts of diplomas last June aad tht task of replacing paratory t» ngjMUVtio* far the City Title Play h«v« played th* Jiud»on County these stalwarts it alwayi a tough one. grid «p*& After tht la* aaw outfit another game had they won i It will be remambered that th« 1946 High School grid tn*ml af th* SSundad y nightih . school pkyvktaa, .fNttal In Tennis to edition won tis of its eight garnet. Winning it O. K., but The inability of the Sport* Club see* will t* a—fgsfrt .Tito. to ait with men on bast w«* * what is more Important than winning Is the way in which C Start September 6main factor in Sunday's loss, the the game is played. The answer to this was very well put by Cornog. alivwtar «f isrt*m*M«U*tte Summit boys having Utt 10 rp. atBtetkt far the sclweL Iht city tennis championships Dr. Lemuel Johnson, principal of Clifford Scott High School, will get underway Saturday, Sep- nera stranded. In the fifth 'the East Orange, when his team came here last fall. He said, Ptftdtaf th» twwty «f bases were loaded and nary a Hill Pettr Keadra* tember %, on the Summit Tennis "I ant always glad for our teems to pUy Summit because of City player came home. On suffered ta a brash fir* m dub.courts. This was announced the dean way your boys play and their all-around splendid y«st«rdty by Frank F- Romanow, other occasions, two runners n Uaioft. it is e*»«ct*} that Osr- left itranded. sportsmanship." From this corntr, that statement ia the finest nog may ttav* t« rawasie his dutis* ch«lrm«n of tht clufe's tennis com- kind of tribute to the kind of tutelage the local school's grid temporarily as* grid tmrnxb, whack mittee. ., Uudacbo a Nightmare As in years past thtrt will be « The biggent thorn all nigbt in team* have been receiving. post he has h*d tent far tb* vast 21 y«ars «*ccft for aa men's singles and doubUs tourna- the way. of the Sports Club was * It is expected that 43 or more boys will report next week of one tcssaa. ment. A new singles champion chap named Lefty Huctecho, will be crowned this year, for for preliminary football drills. Until the scrimmage sessions KegtwatJ sromn DAY THE AMERICAN wAY-riedfi«i ini at Memorial Field. The ceremony included the in his spare moment* playa ten- Stan Bellows, last year's winner get under way, It would be merely guess work to prognosti- Summit's tight giuen* adbft&aW altegiante to the Flag opens the annual all-city play- salute to the' Flag and singing of the national tcrficid for the Kaplans, li there jb over BUI Gilson, has moved out cate any prospect•, outside of a very few fo* tlje toming is the same M tact >**r* ft stor- grounds' sports day activities last Wednesday morn- anthem. ;..' .... anything he can't do on a suftUli of the State and will be unable to field, this writer has yet to gee 11, season. Of one thing Summit may be assured,the .spirit will ing Suburban ~ Ctoafmne* games, j defend his crown. Oliit Van Cue In tour tlmei at the plate Sunday be good and the •nthuiiasm prominent. As has* Wtn t&* practice ia tttcat 1 years, Summit ' cpeas against j and Bill Gilson, doubles cham- night, ail HudacUu did was draw SUMMIT SPORTS CLUB FILLS A NEED Regional, th* Sg>ri£gftt*4 to Ploy pions of a year ago, are expected two paa«e8, .lay dawn a »ucce»«ful to defend their laurels against a Summit Sports Club during the pait spring and summer coming here, September ST. Tfct Kiwanis-Lions Clubs Sponsor buht ami knock a homer with one Millers Home and strong field which will Include season has fulfilled a real need in the community by keeping rest of the scneditle on, all in'all icoring four runt, and •- October t Ytitmm at their conquerers in the Memorial driving in two. Also In other ways s team in the State Softball Leagues and another in the October ti. MUltmra *t S-wsesatt. Day tournament, Dick Roby and Oetobtr ti niKort Ses*t « aw Away Labor Day Hudacho was useful to tin; win' Class B League run by the Board of Recreation. This year, October 1$ OimWinuOita Summit Red Sox will play at Tri-State PGA Golf Tourney Debbie Br&nnan. ners, cavorting into every field to the Sport* Club made it possible for the State>ASA cham- NovttnlMr *. U*etK«n at SfepBait There will also be a women's make difficult catches look e&»y r ft fr«s*i(talsl at WcsUvStf home on Labor Day meeting Mill- More than forty local Kiwanis ahd Lidhs clubs and the pionships again to/be pltyed at Washington Field; >. r IS. C»ld»rtl at bum at Memorial Field starting singles and doubles tournament. and .making the Summit runners management of the Braidburn Country Club are co- A, number of the members of the Sports Club made ^c&l at 10:39. In the afternoon Summit Mrs, Eleanor Trowbridge, singles hug the basei for dear life. JNo one Th* w«ar*rt of the Maroon and sponsoring the second Tri-State PGA Championship champion for several years, will took any liberties with Hudacho'i personal sacrifice in managing the affairs of the club which will travel to the Essex County White in winning only tw» oat of town and play Millburn on Taylor Tournament which will be held at the 6,652 yard Braidburn again defend her crown. The wom- arm. Why write any more about included manual labor in shaping Washington Field. Un- right last year ar* fcopefu! of Field starting at S:M. Lake course on Brooklake road, Madison, on October 12. en's doubles tournament is an In- the victor's parade, when Hudacho questionably the hundreds of local fans who have attended strong replacements t» trf'-tct novation taU year. Manager Rpcop' LoUUe of the Orl|lnated tut year by the figured in moat of the mischief. the games in North Summit this past summer have appreci- some of th* past se*so«"s per- Tennis Clinic In final Session formers^ lost by ,sjrs>«lBati«ii- Red Sox says hta pitching chorea Braidburn management as a top agd a Summit Kiwanls member, Lack of Keoerves) Harts ated the opportunity. On the other hand many of the games rill be taken care of principally The tennis clinic sponsored by From the lfet heldovcrs. End! golf card and a 100 per cent bene- wu elected secretary. J. A. Cirl- the Tennts Club held its final ses- One handicap the Sports Club h«v« been poorly attended, placing the Sports Club treasury Bontempo and Dav* Ki«twu*a caa toy Ed Erny and Pete Gerity. The fit performance for the New Jer- •on of the Elleabethr Lloru and suffered all during the ASA tour- MiHers are expected to rely on sion for this season last Saturday. on the ragged edge. Anyway, congratulations to the Sports be counted oa a* probafc;* bark- sey State Golf Association's Cad- d«puty of Union Region, was ap- nament waa never more evident Bra palumbo and Ed Miller for It was conducted for 10 weeks Club for a job "well done." field starters. Red Feickert and pointed as treasurer. than Sunday night. One question mound duty. On August 17 the die Scholarship Fund this feature from mid-June under the supervi- Herb Haxleton are considered loomed prominently in the minds WORDS OF CAUTION MUlers defeated Springfield, 9-2. drew professional stars from Ntw. Other members of the executive sion of Mr. Roby. Tennis club offi- certain varsity material far tads of wise fans—why didn't trie Sports Another hunting season is just around the corner. Be- In a series with Chatham. Mitt- York. New Jersey and Pennsyl- committee are: Loula D. Stratum cials: consider that the clinic has with Fred Sigier up front -the vania. In thto Initial performance and Robert Crockett, Maple wood; been a great success judged by the Club have at least another first hind the happy hours of carefree sport in the open smirks barn has taken two out of four. javees. Woodard and HeasJer Craig Wood, former U. S. Open H. Miller Roff, Dover; Charlea T. improvement aHown by the juniors class pitcher available. The locals the grisly reaper, ACCIDENTAL DEATH. He has already saw much hard work last year as Skipper Schro«d«r \n Champion, fought through to the Heard, Springfield; representing for which a tournament also will played four games in the tourney narked his victims for this Fall. Some will face the lethal tackles and should be greatly Ira. 18th to score a four under par 6> the Lions, Rolla W. Wheaton and be held. and Stanley Kraslniki toed thr roar of the shotgun as they top a rise. Others may be killed proved this year. Much is ex- Lenox Hill Hoipitd to noee out Emory Thomas, former' Fred Olaier, Union; Richard D. There wilt be a boys, a girls and rubber In every game. No rrmtUr pected from Julius Kubaeh mnA Skipper Schrocder's entry in the by a silent bullet fired from perhaps a mile away. It is the New Jersey PGA champion and Qulnn, Livingston; B Frank Al- a mixed doubles tournament for how good the youngster may tie, Chester who performed creditably Morris County Fair horse show bertson, Morris town, and Alan annual toll paid not only in New Jersey, but also throughout this year's winner of the World- the juniors, In thla field, Nancy fans reasoned that was too much last year as backs for th* Jarees :a*t week had to be withdrawn Gordon of Madison, repreMntlng Moy«r will defend her title and to of an "Iron man" atunt for any- the United States, to carelessness, incompetency, and physi- York, Neumann and Grew© are breause he ifl in the l>no* Hill Telegram Hole-In-One contest by the KlwanU. expected to repeat. one. Krasinskl pitched Friday and also considered good prospects Hoipital. New York, with an ear one stroke. cal unfitness. Lloius clubs participating In co- All tournaments are open to Saturday nights and then camn with their Javee background- Each year hundreds of hunters and some innocent by- infection. Included in the list of Invited sponsoring the event are located any resident of Summit and to club back Sunday night. Too, Summit stander* are killed by gunners who are temperamentally or pros are the six famous Turneaa in Summit, Maplewood, Union, members. Those desiring to enter had only one available reserve for brothers, Claude Hanman, Jack physically unfit to carry a weapon. They are issued licenses Sprlngrfleld. Livingston, the Or- the tournaments should com- the other eight positions on the Mitchell, present New Jersey PGA anges, Chatham, Dover, Eliiabeth, team at Sunday night's game, without question or restriction to carry a weapon which is po- municate with Mr. Romanow. Sports Club Reaches ASAchampion, Emory Thomas, Pat Garwood, Plalnfield, Cranford, Summit's first tally came in iht tentially more dangerous than the automobile. Cicci, Craig Wood, Gene Sarazen, Kcnllworth, Roselle Park, Pine fourth. Loula DIParisI doubled to All States should establish an effective system of exam- on Twill's Homer Clarence Doser, Johnny Farrell, Hill, Wharton, Long Valley, Mor- left, went to third on a passed ball Gene Kunes, the Lewis brothers, rlatown, Linden nnd Westfleld. Donio Plays on inations for would-be hunters. ' Going into the bottom of the seventh Saturday night and scored on Lefty Pecca's single' • Bud and John; Matt Kowel. for- Participating Kiwanle clubs are: to center for the' locals' only Casual reflection can recall to almost every'hunter who in the semifinals of the State Amateur Softball Association mer Philadelphia open champion, Caldwell, Chatham, East Orange, Title Softball earned run of the night. The Sports reads this at least one person Who, in his opinion, has no championship, the chances of the Sports Club looked as well as other well known fig- Irvington, Linden, Livingston, Club scored three unearned runs- business carrying a gun. Either his eyesight is bad. he is pretty slim with the locals, trailing the Normans of Eliza- ures in both the national and in- Madison, Mill burn, MorrlMown, ternational field of golf. in the seventh on a base on built trigger happy, or he is otherwise unfit to carry a gun. beth, 6-4. With Tony Pecca perched on third and Monk North Newark, Orange, Rahway, Team in Italy to Tony Pecca, Monk Triolo's br- It should not be necessary to establish costly' bureau- Triola on second, both being ad- A Joint steering and executive South Orange, Maplewood, Sum- T/4 Frank J. Donio, son of Mr. ing hit by a pitched ball, a two and Mrs. Frank Donio of Beau- cracy to handle hunter examinations. New Jersey, for ex- vanced on a sacrifice bans &F jog to third on the play. A single committee headed by W. H. Wood- mit, Union, Dover, Denville, Par- base error by the Kaplans' third Louis Di Parwi. after they bad voir avenup, and presently sta- ample, charges 50 cents for each semi-annual car inspection. la >ft by Rrasinski scored Pecca. fiide, Siimmlt Herald sport* editor aippany, Troy Hills, Gladstone, sacker and an error by the win- walked, Eddie Twill stepped sj> ^a 0 li Hudachoo, cf 21 4 1 shared by Sid Peters, also of Sum- paign. Everybody benefits—so coupled with thnee by him tcaas- gatolotwkl. p 0 ors In junior track events with 23 IS handicap for a net 73. In a ing plenty tough. After the lat- T. Pecca, lb 3 1 OlLoncski. lb 4 0 i everybody glve»—for Red Feather mates, th* Sports Cleft wasted to matching of cards for low gross Trlolo, rf 2 1 lKItmek. c 4 0 0 mit, with second place In low net Total* 7 » ToUls « ! points followed by Edison with 16, ter, we were invited to play in DFDFartsll . Cff 4 2 1!E. Natus, 3b 3 0 ti being shared by Aaron Shaver of services, One-Day Campaign, Oc- relieve Kraainssi with Pete KT- 97i3n33aztft 0 0 2 3 0 0 1—6 Memorial with 11, Washington 10. honors, Mrs. Philip Cudone of the the M. T. O. softball champion- Twill, c 4 0 OiPevtrnlk, m 2 1 1 tober 19. leu. However, the Xomaos Sports Club 0 0 0 3 0 1 3—7 Knoll emerged the victor over Hiss J.Pecca. If 3 0 1 J. Natus, rf 2 1 0 Summit Two-base tut—J. Ptcca. Home runs and Mabie 2. Rain came shortly ship down at Leghorn, Italy. Y'notta. 3b 3 0 O Kaclians, 2b 2 0 2 wouldn't allow It for KivSeo, the —BUella, Twill. Sacrifice bit—DlPa- after the noon causing postpone- Maureen Orcutt of White Beaches. Visits Venice En Route Krasinskl, p 3 0 0 CMnan. p 1 0 0 All plans have been completed The 'Moby Dick', the Navy's only pitcher on the Summit beach, rl«3. Bases on ball*—of Krasinskl 9. Scores of other Baltusrol players: I'Kedowskl too for the N. J. PGA championship ®St Mitchell 1 off Saroloswkl 2. Lo«- ment of the senior track meet "On July 29 we left by train jSnllaskl. p 0 1 0 powerful rocket motor, exceeds by wasn't listed a* sin eligible player. Scs pltcUer-^-SaToloKWkl. Wild pitches and the Junior and senior softball Mr». a. A. Porter 03-14—78 tournament to be held at Braid- more than one-third the thrust of After this frame KraciosM settled Ssvoloswkl. Erron— Sirs. John Farrell 91-11—70 for Leghorn. We had a two-hour Totals 29 4 8! Totals 34 9 7 burn on September IS and 13. games. Mrs. T. W, Hawts 88- 6—80 lay-over in Venice where I tried "Batted for Kalnan In fourth. German rockets used to bomb down and held the fewer* Mr«. Wright D. Goss 87- «—81 Summit 0 on loo 3—4 London. • except for BilelhVs homer. tjrb»n to Shanlejr. Btolen bases—Twill. At the picnic lunch participated tin. H. O. LlchtenwaUtr 101-17—84 to take in all the sights that time Kaplans 10 2 114 x-9 Mrwtll mi by pitched ball—Z»ck In by 250 youngsters, 400 pounds Wra. C. P. Armltage 1M-19—85 permitted. JXM , main attractions Two base hits—DiPurisl. Home runs . Th* Normans) crossed th* kl Mrs. W. V, Cadmus 101-16—«5 —Kuaacho. Errors—Twill J. Rraslnskl, F twice in 4th* second. Fetrwco of watermelon disappeared along Mrs. C. W. TlsdaJe 106-19—87 included the canals and their Kllmek. E. Natm. Wild pltches-Knv Cone* Irooh Hoi* hi 1 with 3O0 bottles of soda pop. gondolas, the fine silks and glass- slnskl. Hit by pitched ball—Trlolo hy reached second on aa error Sallaskl. Banes on balls—off Kraslnskl Club Has New Member Tony Pecca. Pop Stanley drew The youngest children under the wan and the constant barking of 6, off Sallaskl i. Winning pttcber- ^Memberships for Summit Legion Calnan. Umpire—Albano. .00 a pass, the runners admacisg oa supervision of Mrs; Ruth Under- the black marketeers for script. wood, Miss Ruth Thomas and Miss William W. Staplln ot U«wel- a wild pitch. A.singfe by Herb i Tops Pfoinfie/d "Arriving in Leghorn the fol- Total Naval casualties in the Zack drove the runs across, i Florence Harbosch, had a morning lowing morning with a stiff neck Sjpanlsh American War were only lyn road Is the newest member Watching Juniors of novelty races and play. Summit Legion chalked up Its UP of the Hole In One Oub at In th* hectic third, th* Xomuuas i fifth win in 10 starts August 19 and half-broken back, I was 42 men. seemingly sewed matters 09 witli 1 The junior girls, supervised by reedy for tb« sack. Our first •20 Canoe Brook Country Club. On NeaHy Riled Miss Dorothy Pellet (and Miss Vir- on Memorial Field by defeating August IT atJng m • Iron with an three runs. Watly Mitchell, she game at Leghorn was against Memberships for the Watchung ginia Oakes, displayed their skill Plalnfield Legion, 2-1, In a County air flight ball he made the 117 visitors' ,tar jrftclter. reached fine f Junior League game. Blrofka mak- "the Port of Leghorn" champions For Tour Old Drop- on a fielder's choice, forcing" Sara, junior troops are nearly filled. It In kickball, throwing the ball for yard Mtn hole In one. Par for accuracy, running dashes and or- ing his first start on the mound at the "Yankee Stadium." This tills hole (s S. Staplln WSM play- Grecco at Second. Hitched stole was smnounced this week by Ma- Head Singer Sewing jor Thomas N. Tully, director of ganizing themselves into kickbsll for Summit limited the Queen City turned out to be our toughest lag with Wesley ly»on, Edwin teams. Summaries of the junior boys to three hits. Bontompo led game. We had to come from be- Machine, Round Bobbin F. FilndeB Mid Cecil Brown. track events: the Summit attack with two hits". hind in' the fifth to win, 2-1. M Yard Dash WalnfleM (1) I (Summit (?) "Three teams competed In the to reach its quota shortly. Class A. rvent 1, won by Richard 1 b tournament: our team, Port of Type. Taonotta throwing higb Turley, Washington; erent 2 won by Ahern, cf 3 i The troop* wilt begin riding from Gerald Murrillo, Roowvelf, etent 3, Purells^i*, 3b . $ 0 0 O'nataslo, rf 3 Leghorn and the Rome Area to the plate allowed IGteheB to Hocko. cf 3 _ 0 Corradl, si 3 (Lese for Leaf Bobbin) I the Union County Park Commis- won by Ray JanntHl, Roosevelt;- ev«nt champs, The second game matched •core, Petracco stopping at aecocd. «. won br Bueky Evans. Roosevelt. D'Bueno. If 2 1 ltB'ntempo, If 4 Shanley drew a pass after whica i sion's Watchung Stables the first Class B. eTeut 1, won by Melvln M'hqrftr. ss 3 0 OlOtPlano, 0 3 ui againit the Rome team giving j week in September. Children be- Ford, Roosevelt; event, 2, won by 1 Leslie, lb a 0 0 Leghorn a day of rest We coasted Jake Caruc drove a sacrifice fry Frank Svcndsen, Kdlion; evrat 3, won Polejr, if 3 0 0j Murray, 3b 1 0 1 i tween the ages of seven and 17 WatWm, lb a 0 0 Dastl, 2b through winning, 4-0. Leghorn to right. Another error by Ta»- by James Beban, Kdlaon and event 4, Coaptto, c i 0 1 a 0 0 i are eligible for membership. won by by Robert McOrith. Edison. tfurphj, p 0 Blrofka. p 3 0 0 played Rome to decide who would notta on the throw in allowed the Class C. event 1, won by Roy Out-Wendell, If 0 0 0 'Oulda 0 runners to score.1 This coded the ; During the riding season of 10 wllunf. Memorlsl; event 2. won by L'bardl, 3b 0 0 play us. A big upset occurred with weeks. Tally announces, the young- AIM Plctrowskl. Edison, and event 3, Normans* scoring except for Bi!- won by Louis ainnntno. Edison. Totals 11 1 3 Totals 34 3 8 Rome knocking Leghorn out 15-6. ella's homer. sters arc given instruction in equi- M-Tard Duh Pinsls •Ran for Murray in 4th. We found Rome easy picking win- NEW 1 tation and care of the horse, and Class A. ftrst won by Xvans; second Scorer: Flnus. umpire: Carlln. ning 7-3 taking the MTOUSA finals The whole Summit team came engage in rides over the trails of by Wchart Tvnty, Wajhlnitton; third 1 the plate by Jannelll. and fourth by MurrUlo. and giving us the opportunity to ENGINE BATTERIES Ctass B. ilrit won by M«lvln Ford. go to Germany the end of this Jut a BIW ponar siani in men Boosurdt; second by BwndMn, third Firemen Catch «». *« or Mr boii* cr I stranded. Triola started, worfciag by Behan and fourth by McOrath. month to play up there. RECHARGED OR MonviBe Wanks Normans Class C. fimt won by butrUtlg. sec- «• sant anglai ..... Mitchell for a pass. DiParM mov- ond by Pletrowakl and thlnl by Olan- Seven Tuna "For our championship we shall fe«nonf that th» twast 01 s sew ed Triola to third oa a single to Manville Blue Seals shot out the nlnno. A quintet of volunteer Summit shortly receive a trophy, each '4T car «njoyt. RENTED Normans of Elisabeth, 5-0. August 44S -Tart Rtter left, the batter reaching second cm OlaaClass AA. flrst won by Roomrelt firemen h«aded/by President Jack player a watch, a, big banquet and Neit to a new Dtds th» bilanei In e»sj PM- i P^? ^?: " - Vlspoll. Mom them«lvea to Bri«H© on Tuesday We flew back from Leghorn in a firwt runner to score, and th* sec- AA Division gnme at the Wash- and Ttirley; third won by Mlson and went out in quest of tuna. tnents to suit war kiiigtt. complete check-up before 1 C-47. It wu a beautiful day mak- Com* in HAS nna oat all Iht dMUi« SINGER ond runner stopping at third. ington School field. The victory plajfxpund, Bvendsen. Betun, Cr»nn Following Tuesday'* evening's ing all the lakes and farms easy . . learo lh» a4rantsnea »f hsvlnj moved the Blue Seals into tht and Da»te; fourth won by Memorial Tour pntcnt Deigt er firmnurn Inspection. Twill U*n worked Mitchell for «. plBvjrround, Whltmow. Beverldw. otorm the firemen arrived n«m« to Me." SfWIHG CENTIlt pass and stole second. Lefty Ferea •emi-fina! division of the winners Bellly and Bachert; flftn won by bommi »} s »na4-aew Dodrc «< Mable piayoround. Xptleopo. Romeo with a catch ofseven of the rnuch Donio, a graduate of Summit rlrnnmth «nftn«, . followed with a single tw itgfet, bracket Mich&lowsky allowed the Urnnltt and Lombardo. sought after tuna ranging In High School, was a three-letter «B8 SteyvMMt Avt. Triola ccoring. as Petr«ee«'st peg Xormans only two hits in admlnis- ^Claas B. Jlr«t won by Rooserelt plnvrround, Ro»a, Llbenito. Resting, weight from 20 pounds "up." Oth- athlete in school, playing base- WhlUSmict Statin home caught TWilL Peeoa stop- teriag the shutout and Bontempo; second won by MTt- •r firemen on the trip included Union In the Class A Division, the Bel- moI1*LF; *ob.nson, lamb. OutwilUi. ball, basketball and football. Otto Schmidt, Jr. ped at second. Tannott* ssiad* and Dudley; third won bv Wain- Chick Salerno, Monk Carpenter, tear Alohas advanced to the semi, Authorized Unionvilfe 2-7014 MSommltAve. 8n.«-SM9 the Inrton, Conrov, Twill, R. Conneltov Danny Behan and Bill Smith, An- Radio Battery Outlay a 3-2 victory over the and O. Conneiiev; fmirth won by Bd- ison, Colfer. Pike, rrtcdan and He- other group of firemen are plan- The total outlay for radio bat- Dodgm st Plymouth Dmht in an 11 inning JT0*?^11 ?/"> *°» by liable, Mueller, ning a similar quest in the near the th|rd strike, go- grame. Mennltt, Blaesstr and L. Um- teries In 1947 It expected to reach 304-0* futurt. \ $100,000,000. -Summit 4-tMS THE SUMMIT HERAID, THURSDAY, AU&Wl 2t, »vtnue; genior High, 370 Morris a. no. and from ! to 2:30 p. m at Ston* Hill, the 14O-»cre eitate upper school, will oper Summit public school* aava six SdndstoOpen •venue; Junior High, 63 JClm Schools having one session of of the late Bcntley W. Warren. fete in clout conjunction with the elementary whool buiiaiags, a *e- street; Junior acd Senior Annex, kindergarten meet from bAS to stithcr of Un, Ellen Gf-.r Sang* Pl CobUt Day School of 1130 a. m. Schools where the reg- nior higt school, a junior aigh 80 3tapi« itreiT* and Domestic Her, founder o!" Buxtori and heir istration m*y require two *««- \ parcat, papii and principal or fac- school, a Junior and M&IM Ugh Aru building, 5? Kim su«et. to-the «tet»te. '• ulty adviser is a my red help in *fons will be announced at the re- school annex and a domMtie arts The Mcondary school** are ID Mr* Sin|*Ur is the wsd^w of Cotftrtt S<}' "< p:hot>l ytm.r on .September IT Roy'' that purpose will gladly coaler Blackburn road; Jefferson, 110 « are in sasslon from 1:10 to 11:45 To Us* 140-ocre Estott Hsrve»ter & B nder Co. of j S. Clay comb, acting htadowu-ler, wVth parent and pupil

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DON'T ATTEMPT A RESCUE UNLESS YOU y X.;- ARE A STRONG SWIMMER: You are only W Acme! to get in trouble yourself if you do. rasinski Hurls No-hitter; Oranges ffnjoj y thhe richeih r jjuici e off famouf s Call formei^ oranges now._A£ off Acmes! c r Tomatoes 3 lbs. 19c Sports Club Tops Dovers, 8-2 , Hbneydews Ju £ th 49c Summit Sporty Club may not be "world beaters" in the Grapes ••£%»[ 2 «bs.25c Sweets '*£$? J lbs. 25c softball sphere, but on Friday night the locals, behind the lir,. White no-hit twirling of Stan. Krasinski, played inspired ball and Lima Beans Jdta 2 lbs.; 15c Celery Stalks, ••<>• 12c turned back the "Paterson Dovers, 8-2, advancing to the semi-finals in the New Jersey Amateur Softball Association ears c Ihampionihlp conducted here for days ending last Sunday. Pecca. scored on the throw. Yellow Corn & 6 j5 Fiery Eddie Twill, the Summit tatchtr, was th« spark plug for The victors picked up a trio of Yender, fresh' Spread it liberally with Louella prize butter. i.-if victors, making three hit* and runs in the fourth on miccesaive wiring two runf. singles by Twill, John Pecca, Car- Tubby Palmer, th« portly Pfcter- men Yannotta end Kraiinski. The ion pitcher, was nicked for 11 hlti, scoring was pepped by Twill's pil- Potatoes '.^TL 10i 35^ ii! bunched in flv« inning*. fering, second and en error by Sound, mealy, famous Jersey quality! Featured ot oil Acmes! Krasinekl, while blanking the Auliiio. | Dover* on no hlti, wu as wild u The home team came through Western bronco, giving up an with a pair in the fifth. DiParki iday Until 9 P. M. en down pauses, all of which singled down the left field foul line figured in the losftri* two ruru. and .scored AS Twill singled to cen- Closed All Day Labor Day w . Two walki, a wild pitch, and a long ter. The latter circled the bases as fiy to center, gave the visitor* a Jin Ordini juggled the ball mi run in the fourth inning. Three threw ' lldly to catch him at third. walk* and a passed ball in the top Sun.ialt (8) I Patenon (i)) for Dessert Tonight; Serve of the seventh gave Paterson Ite R H.' It H final run. Panll. .u 0 1 MoKenzie. tf Brrmi, 2b 1 I Karuzf, 3b Louis DIParlal started Summit's T, Peccu. lb I 0 J. Ordlni, cf pint Triolo. rf 0 If Decker, lb YM S scoring spree in the second on a DlFarlsi, cf 2 J.MeFaynen. 2b ivtryDoy carton ngle to right. He went to second E. Twill, e 3 3,Kady, If v I J. Pecca, If 1 lfBastHo, M At Your •Dairytrest Ice Cream i>n a paused ball and scored on an "Xannotta, 3b 1 IF. Ordlni, u frUndly Kraslnaki, p 0 l'Autlno. c [ttror by Ossle Aullno, Dover's | Palmer, p H ' catcher. &i~!&^t£&2^^ With two down In the third, Totals 8 lit Totftit a 0 GLENDALECLUI Paterson 0 0 0 10 0 1—3 29c /Moll Apple Juice! added a pair, Slip Brenn Sports Club 0 12 3 2 0 X—B Apple Sauce ?? 2 r p to right, advanced to sec- Two-base lilt—DIParlsl. Bases on m balls—off Kraslnsltl 12. olt Palmer I. 17c ond when Palmer hit Tony Pecca. Struck out—by Krasinski 8, toy Palmw Cheese Food 2 *- 83c Asparagus £"'/ Ideal Apple Sauce "Z i Apple Juice AiC scored when Monk Triolo 2 Errors—Aullno 2, Krauze, J. Ordlni. McKeiute. DlParUI. Wild pitch—Kra- Marvelous f'ovor. Slices, spreads and melts eosily. V:::L«. 25c a single to right. Ae Pop sinski. Batters hit by pitched ball— String Beans t: Apricots ^.SrtL - 29c Grape Juice threw wildly to third In T. Pecca by Palmer. Stolenn babas»»— Cut Or**n , ttonioti Unp..U« Standard4^123c Evaporated Milk scores of 6-2 and 3-0. For Sum- Swift's PR EM mit it w-as the tenth loss in 12 Red Sox Edge starts in the loop. Firmdilt A Blend for Every Tmtc! Bund Matt (Hammer) lllchno toed Morris* own, 5-4 the rubber for BV in the opener The Red Sox, Summit A.A. Fresh Killed Grade AA 'tr 35c Ideal Coffee ; which" found, the Bottlers taking sored baseball team, did it all in Unnrufchable for 1 •j a 'first lnnfng lead, never to be the seventh: inning ' Sunday at r i c h flavor. Glenwood Grapefruit headed. A that Summit pitcher George Cotterell. cf 3 1 OINally, 3b Just fhe thing fora W^?«V PeaHut Butter ^,C 33c taste. Sturm, lf-3b 4 0 OjLowry. o w Cashews 1.o.«on 35c Twill gave 5V batters had them 8ommo,.c 2 0 0 Johnson, U really guessing, Then a hit, an Bozzo. c 1 0 0 R&msey, lb B^ tri3? error or overthrow, coupled with Inc'delU, 3b 1 0 01Snyder, tb <»« Mixed Huts '**"*£- 35c 8p"noll$. rf 2 0 0|Abourt.tr- Tea Spaghetti £!Z lUMMI$s fid some speedy Bottler running told OcddW. rf 2 0 1 Caufleld. cf w Peanuts " ..,wn 25c the story as Hnedak kept ^umiriit Pnrrotte, If 2 1 1 Bla'chsrd. rf Dill Pickles Pf(licinl, 2b ! 4 1 1 Herdtrlctc, p ,. Apple Butter !>23c iUN Jundor control with two hit* and Ahem, lb 4 1 2 Krispy Crackers n.. 25c Erny, p / 0 0 0 Sweet Pickles / HABI$CO • shutout, Clerlty, p 10 0 Waxfex/*' .19c . SCHIOKR'S sports ciub ay r t\ ickl?Chips^ *.„. „ h! ab r h OUVAt / " »s 4 0 OlDrlckler, rf 1 I 1 Totals 31 J 6 Total. 38 «« Educator Crax X-2k !fJ 2 I 0 Hnedak, rf 2 1 1 Bed Sox 000 000 Hi—5 MOTOR Oil StuHed Olives ls, • c<••f! 4 0 1 Dlc'vitskyDic'vltsky, Ht 0 1 MorrUtown 301 000 000—4 Penn-Rad b •. * ° llc«b«rte,ff * Prime K«» "• •"— lh «,. 3 0 0 Pitcher's Hit Advcmcts '•« 2 0 OlBasaoff,2b 2 1 1 ,ked Cala Hams/ ». 53c Films ?y a o KiBolonliololi, 0 3 Team In Softball Play Klvicn.p 3 0 1' OOsubb , 33b 33 0 0 Cottage Hams J-85c ««nott«. 3b 3 00 0 Mtehnc, p 3 0 0 A single In the eighth Inning by lUl. lb loaf 3 1 3 Pitcher Al Dowzychi of the Nor- 23 1 4] Totals 35 a 8 man* of Elizabeth brought home Supreme Enriched Bread 12c --., 000 Oil 0—2 Joe Blllella from third and gave 300 ioi x—a Brtnn (1», Three the Betsytowners a 3-S win Sat- Z2&L value on «4 market! ,t4te5 better, toasts better, end stays fresh longer. Why pay W Try a lori Home run*—Hnedak, MCMICKINS *»vlos. Struck out-*by Mlehno 11: urday over the Manvllle Blue Seals balla—off Mlehno in the quarter-finals of the Class ur cim, PON AA State Softball championships, Skinless Franks Yo ROSFX Ball Zinc-Top s P«rt« ciub <0) 5V«> Dowiychi. a 17-year-old, allowed SUPER BARGAIN! See Display! ab r ab r h Bologna ?& MASON JARS 3 0 Hnedak, p 10 0 three hits. BLEACH 3 0 i j 1 o In the Claw B semi-final the HOUSEHOLD INSTITUTE 3, 0 3 0 1 a1 o 3 1 1 Bayonne Plaza Astecs defeated Meat Loaves MHM aw^^w-C00KWARE • •' 3 11 Port Morris, 8-5. In the other /. ZOC 3 0 3 0 0 Liverwurst^ i a a Class B semi-final, Passaic bowled .rf i o i over Union Legion, 8-0. PAN 1 0 0 MarkowlU. c 2 0 0 All these game* were played on $1.59 the Washington School Field in ~~"~7TsfT •ttkcsnl Morris avenue. $3.18 without 5V 000 000 O-O Cod Steaks »• 29c tva) Federal granU to states an>d rriu. nlclpaJItlea totaled 11,500.000.000 30 on Bun during the past fiscal year and Weakfish «»»• 29c 11 Included aid for highway, con- ****** .- DAYS ;Naval vessel ~~to enter struction, public works, health, so- 15c TRIAL B*y mt the end of World cial security, relief, education, Whiting »• Sathfotthn II wa» the appropriately agriculture and housing, says tnt New Jersey Taxpayers Associa* tlon. , ' i¥ SUMMIT HilLALP, tHUKSPAf, ftggV!CE& OWWEMMD WOVHD

t-AMVIQt— WT1QUK g CLASSIFIED too? condtUoa. y by PKKSON H. Bkrnma « , after hi. ADVERTISING revoked, BOY'S 28" bicycle. Good condition, flf. ugg snort mils f-awa-J. 9 after hi, e*jr, striking a horn. COT Cfa»tb«aa_4-O«7a. U&liO CARS FUK &A1.B WWttr«ln rMd near m^K far *oiy a* tnjuriM to Umteif CHA.KGR 1* WOBUS — It CW»T» pOAUTY AT LOWEST CASH WITH OB£>m ugg vesafit a«aw u es UNION TfUCGJiTEai »—CLOTH I »B eenst had bees revoked for Untonvul* MTM BLUE tw# box coat, m»urtUtx G.LEPRtSONS _1VmUHT*ApiO * y«w» tost December after IO U> O. MUlburn ANB ' ' Anas**: < •RATION O*« «r ch»rg«4 him with driving UNUBN OMBRVMI C-4SK-&. M if, ttt Stuy v***at A va- • Made* I-IM4 FOR eo*t, lovely South American 14. Stort MllU i-»M/ sad soda* H*"£f>"^t±lJ^ VKNETUN BUHD OQ *-im THE ROBIN HOOD BHOP, »e. . SO 2-4324 trni tor Street, Uillburn, #U1 open Tues- tcMan, te*M vtHwruM turn* SAMUEli AUTOMOBILES Utk i SchmWt Co. day September 3 with sUgbtly used WA* %O fit your fctteban with wvmmm AKD Mlllewr* •-»»*• clothing of tntter quaJlty lor sale. »ti«aa. tot tops. Attic room*. President Herman Beck of «„ gives *tl*f Bret Also Ant«um Chto». &»« ^terattMU md re- MADKTOORDIR Jobs, Beck * Schmidt Co ,^ tery ItechsodlM Ukeu on & ; u» to I PROUTT mamem m, -lHUlt ton on Union place, anno.un«i Union ftsfUttsr'* Conmualty Print W.»M miles 'Uke p. m. ._____- 43T that E, I* Norrta of Suclid av^ AJ4, OOPTf MUST BE **• *• 8IK«. »M itarwMMit a 1. i Mr BO »-U». MEN'S riding boot*, site 10-D M»a J»«k. Call Unioavliie %-ntt. nut has become associated with Perfect condition. Riding breeduis chiaa dinner set tat U. fait firm u a salesman. Mr. KQr. "HELP WANfEL^-ycn^* * HELP WANTED-Mtle S|M MJ^J^ tint llt IHHaiJi NYUWS DIRK3T fttOH X.J MIUj tougbter'a •latlMS, es-»a*»ia« lit wu formerly Mfoclated wit| RABIATOR oo»er»-ll«sl, metmem* , a»« t to .It. Call Robert H. Steele to Summit avi. ARE you looking for tin* sb.«« »J1- dHloa. 29* hln.; ioif dubs ' i*kf Itmt ' nue in a slcailar capacity. BILL CLERK $% to 11, sow 'ton*. Write) for wilor steel snafu; artlfUlal fireplace and Ouarantaed r*p*lr* w *fl PORTER /card or order blank. logs. Short Hills 7-3*11. ELECTRICAL lnstallaUona r*p«ir«t 0 ill Motet S»U» EAOLK BOCK KNITTING MILLS INC, BUl tt J U ftarrtL Jr, » ferry Wa«* iprtw ivun - wmtmjmma m,. cuasbetai 25 Amity Street *' - _'L. - HAVE YOU ORDERED flala; i\Uta «M» Lumber — HyiMW« ffikS* Salts immediate employment In Steady work. Year 'round. KOrBSSIONAL model dlsposlni of Your new Sinfer Sewing MachlMf De- Beretm - Cabtoet* excta* wardrobe. DreaMa. co»ts, liveries «.r* lmprwlaf constantly. Enntty rta* t>». two door coactt. jrfew York by firm moving Should be able to drivt. suits fun, axcasiorlet tt MCntlct. Singer Sowing Center. <1 Main Bt., Speetel aUlJworir W after 6 SO p m. A MILUON FANS from New York to Summit by 8u 6-«l»4. MUlburu. KUOOR 8ANU1NO AND FINISH INO HILTON SCREEN « LUMlEJl ifSl. motor in A-l January, Five-day week. Good B, L SCHLGSSER 4—FAHM PEO»UC« KEEP COOL AND RELAX OSTABUSHEl) 1MI ±>u 6-1432-J CRAVE THE NEW pay. Pleasant working condi- HKES POWKLX CO. 'C%M 'ai. ladlan Chief. TOMATOES, ti bushel, |l half buisbel, MIL M0M-J WITH A O Sprlngfteltt Ave, Va-.. BaU. * J i lit;tis. buddy smt tions io modern plant. On 2 Walnut St. Summit, N. J. Uraited quantity; iilso sweet corn, DBLMAJl Hotjt Maintenance Ptoot ., t^c- *3Ii Ctdl Beroards- No, 70 bus line. 50c diwen. r'ree delivery, Chatham, SINGER FAN •craping and reflnUhlng Bpoclalls- on a-net DREAM SHAVE Madison »nd Binmilt. 12 Pine St., lag In residential work. Eaaex 2-1344k Su. 6-2122 Chatham, qtiaflhani 4-5S4O-R. tarn truck Intern*- It's corns. A new m«dlcotion hot Singer Sewing Center WANTED TO BUY UU Unden »- «d«t*4 to rKtt SHAVi CREAM (hat mok« %— VURHITOEB 387 Springfield Av*. FINE quality chins dinner set for UL it (h« nuw Of pm >*!«*»• A million lam or, PHONE "v: alreadedyy enter l»ad«n for it, And tiitiity'rt M WAUJS. CEILINGS, RIJGS AND Private. Uilltngton 7-O037-J3. India* Ctilrf, Buddy BUa boy and waiter. Oood ial»nr, ABUNDANT BARCJAINS Summit, N. J. UPifOLJsrkjii; ddr»otnfnff l «ith»rith . FoF r Itxy'yIt' e hahd it. MURRAY HILL 3-2227 tips. Room and board optional MID-aUMMEK SALE Clft*ned by machine SCHOOL teacher desh-e* rid* to bag, good condition. They lump our of b«d in th« marninq i»,,, nardsvllle stwrtluu 8ept«inb*r Hotel Suburban, riumnilt. REDUCTJONS UP TO 3J% SMOOTHTOP 5-burner gas range, 27* TWB WALU1ASTER WAY '•m eft with long toft itrokti; wip« 11 „(,* Ice-boxes, gas ranges, oil cookers, coal 8- with a dry towsl: revtl In ths orctlc Qfi«ttj!0- • or write • ••>•• 44(S4 high including shelf. 3 ovens, f part-time worker for ranges, combination ranges, kitchen No muss, streaks, cdor or nota* BOTTLE gas stove and tan*U refr%r and purr ever Cut Ratt ferred Apply Uuinmlt Bhoe Htore, band receiver 540 K. C. to 30 If. C- HCmboldt $-0421 room and bedroom lutntture. Ko MURPHYS TREE 8ERVICB nue. near Theater On 417 BprtniDeld An.. ABBOTT MFG. CO. 414 Springfield avenue. Summit. dealers. Short Hllli 7-2C2Q-J, AC-DC tnd^ portable. Summit t-»n»r Tree- Sureeons W We buy and e*n CCTTAiK ESSTRUCTION8 taopmsmrs' course. Call morn- Kumtnlt. S 4. UAY^bed and red leather chair. Chat- tnauranee Carried estates 480 MorrU Aveniw AUTO Service Promotion Manager for Low Pricai—High Quality SS3 Morris Ave. Springfield. N. 1. sStier JJB Jceeph BlumetU, inmmlt f-43N now cur n;;ency, experienced Chrys- ham 4-5655-M, DIAMONDS, colored stone*, got* Sa *V-E4U»-M. Summit, N. J. ler cars preferred, capable of selling Mlllburn «-18<3 stiver: authentic' appralsafi* COMPLETE 10 piece aet dining room JEAN R TACK service and supervising modern furniture. 175, Call Chatham 4-5173. Complete kitchen cabinets or tingl* LAND8CAP1N0 materials Top sou, equipped shop; salary $80 weekly pieces, ready made or installed. We humus, seeds, lime, turf builder, Certified i 0«no!ogla« USED CARS WANTED plus bonus and paid vacation; splen- ^-HOUSEHOLD GOODS replace old sink tops with formica, cobblestones, Belgian blocks, etc T* Tears In Newark 11 Wll HSID CaBS •JUTTCD at nlcnest did future. Only qualified men need guaranteed waterproof; full line Also mason work Appoiito'a. M Mats FAIR and lust psttS tor aM • ftr OBtm tfnun tne. W0 upply HtKte qualifications. Replies IMMEDIATE delivery; refrigerator*, plumbing, heating, automatic heaters; street. Springfleia. Mlllburn- 6-1371 Silver oil pali eblna. bne-*- aw S «*aao Bell Telephone kept ronfldeullal. P. O. Box 347, tilt board, bathroom accessories. id doll* fUrurBM* Railway. N. J. gas and electric stoves, sinks, vacuum LANDSCAPE 0ARDE3IER Expert, Pair brae furniture, cleaueri, cameras, atr conditioners price* Phom Short Hills 7-2i2i-W. etc Also expert iratsal* gives tat freezers, UendDt washers, television; COMMUNITY SUPPLY OO. a nominal fee. Etchann*. Tlxe*- Laboratories, Inc. OitOCEHY driver, also help In fltore. liberal allowance on your radio: large 100 Route 20 Hillside NUR8ERY STOCK dor* Oeneruit*i L IProprtetor. 373 Must Imve notxl references and lie tn show room. Opeii evenings except LANDSCAPE DESIGN Sc PLANTTNa burn Ave* Ion bum UUlbona •- earnest to hold a steady position. Tuesday and Thursday. Waverly 3-6*83 House planting, using attractive low ties „ MURRAY HILL, N. J. Cullls SENIOR High School boys for after PARKER. SU 6-3891. school work. Bu 8-6541-J between FRIOIDAIRB, and Horton washing tion, less microphone. Call Summit frlgeraton We pick up Can ~ — PART TIME 8 and 1 p. m. machine. Oood condition, reason- 6-I438-M. Linden 3-*73«-W able. Call at 195 Maple street, Thurs- YOUNO man for clerical work, 5-day CORD wood and fire wood. Order now JOSEPH RTJD181 1 Edgar Qarfletd Planar 11 to Saturday or Su 6-6332. of antiques only) has reaoy c*ak CA'FETERIA WORKER werk. Citizens Trust Co. of Sum- for prompt delivery. Westfleld 2-4270. MASON-CONTRACTOR v mit, N. J. Call 6-3300. MOTOR-STOKER typa A P. 8S-110 tn FURNACE—Oood condition. Heats 6-7 8 tone—Brick—Sidewalk* for i tine furnltnre, sJlvtr. eai A-l condition. The Braecher Co., rooms., ISO. 8 single windows, All Typ* Concrete Work Jewelry, map*, boo**, doll* ;• f HOURS A DAY BOY wanted, 3 hours afternoon, alter- rilver road, Chatham 4-5500. 4rx45"—8-Utes; 3028 South Wood Summit <~1361-J gltssware. copper, pewter, nate 3 hours evening. Odd Jobs. Call paintings In oil* iratarcolorm, GOOD-LOOKING 5 DAYS A WEEK «. Unvl 2-1060. CONSOLE Radio, 10 tube, American avenue,'Linden. , CEMENT work, aldewalk repairs, slate- tels; antique qnllt* a*m»ie** Boeh. Perfect' condition. SDO W U. S. Government Inspected ground walka, cellars whitewashed, drain- painted trays, bandboie*. *te Pi KWCCTLV rnico kXCELLENT WOHKINO CONDITIONS YOUNO man for packing, shipping 15th St linden 2-2845 horse meat. Packed in 1 lt>. carton, age, crushed stone. Mendham 1-008J timtorm f a. a* niifl general maintenance work. PETER M. BRUNO PIUENDI.Y 'CO-WOHKKHS UEND1X washing machines, new And 12c per enrton. Eastern Picking Co., OR 3-2O09 or OB 2-17M Earnings commensurate with abil- used, ISO and up. Servlci on sll Linden, N. J. Linden 2-7070. WANTED dlsnee, v, ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN «O EXI'KHIENCE NKCBSSARY ity, Graham Products (next to Roll- curio cabinets and edd * makes of' washers. PORTRAITS in oil from yojdr favorite AiTLY TUES. TH1UI FBI. • rr Kink), 697 Morris Turnpike, VAN'8 APPLUNCK CO. broken or perfect, os> what have yets I •••»" A. M to "4 P.'M. fip'rlttkAcld. • photograph by Jules A. Wolln. -, Su ALL eEWHNO WACHINTO repaired — So. Orange >-6»01 200 Central Avenue ; 6-0O87. ___^_ J ' , - laboratory Employment Oflice AUTO mechanic for new car agency. Westfleld. N, J. ', \ guarantesd. Rentals available Phone WE PAT CASH for jnour «s*4 WouiitMu Avenue Murray Hill, N. J. unvl 2-7014. Singer Stwlng Center Chrysler experience preferred, mod- WASHINO machlnp, Kenmore. (30; BRAND new 1044-47 10 volume Illus- tore, antique*, silver, book*. u. trated Americsn Educator Encyclo- W3 StuyywantAve. I Bui service available from Bum-- ern equipped shop, good salary, paid mahogany coffee table, $7; desk, #5, brac, paintings, work* of art. mil. D. L. «t W. R. R. station to vacation, splendid future to become Call 8« 6-6832-J. \ , pedia, plus, large dictionary. Sum- SAND, gravel, bricks, topsotl, cordwood, GEORORTS AUCTION ROOMS :Cl)euc6fer thi aboratorles hourly at quarter service manager. Reply kept confl- mit J-3231 T \ trill-In dirt crushed stone. H, A H. d SUMMIT AVsV hour. dentlal, P. O. Box 347, Rahway, N. J. OA9 RANOE. sultabU small reetau* el TR0CKINO, 980 Chestnut street. to each rant, fslr condition. Regulation gas STROMBGBG-Ca.rlabn Union. Ray snd Henry Buys, Unvl Tsl. Summit «-0IM MAN to work part time Inside and range. Servel refrigerator, water radio, good condition; pitas ponpo^ig a-6271. I i . W« will buy fear *ttt© AMB1TIOU3 Mothers; Splendid oppor- outside at the Short Hills Club, cooled, 12 cu. ft. Old-fashioned ice table, |1O; alnut iwlrel obatr; *- tunity to eain (luring school hours. Short Hills, N. J. See Mr. ThurU box. SO 2-0401,. after fl p. m. drtwtr meta filing cabinet;, 4-shelf No/ «*perl«-nce necessary to (start. m the Club. oak book ca e Collapsible. Summit fHESHANDY MAN OFFICE FURNITURE OAS ranEe, insulated, reasonable. Tel. 6-5883-J. [ 1 Painting. Carpentry. Cellar Cleaning. used, tn good condition. Table*, I'lnWut, profitable mid permanent. MAN to 45 years, Intelligent, alert, Wflte unmrdtairly for , Interview. Su 6-6974-J. FIREPLACE 1 gs, standard words (cut Trastn removal. Home Furnishing Rs- typewriter desks and flat deslt*. RKgrcBslve, wltli some sales experi- South.Orange 2-2401. P. O. Box 634—Summit. N. J. ence to train for position of as- PLAYER piano, furniture, etc. C. Zatin, to size); /also kindling. [Spring pairs J'i Ton Truck available. slttnnt mananer with Ktnger Scw- Thompklps lane, Springfield. House Tree Service. Tel. Bu 6-1031. JOHN A, WHIPP, Unvl. 2-3141 BABY Orand piajjo of reputable malt* HOUSEKEEPER, business couple, 8 »2 River road. Summit. \ aiid 4 year old Ktrls. Pleasant sur- IIIK Mnrhlue Co. Apply Mr. Schlund, ICE box, modern, cost »54.95. sell (22; URNAcE dleanlng—Have your fur- in good condition. Mahojaay f*t»» /foundlnfis. Robert 8. Cullrtt, Short 093 atiiyvesant Ave.. Union. single mattress 16. Tldey furnace STEAM bolleri Well McLsin, size; A-6-8, nsct cleaned by vacuum Nortb Jer- Chatham 4-2598-B. /Mills, N J. 8 II. 7-34fiB-VV utter 8 PART time evenlni? workl to sell clock *3. 2 Brownie folding cameras \ series 1, excellent condition, heat 2- sey Englnetrln* ! Co., Chatham 4- |»M Itrctor 2-7BB3 'luring dny, huwltnp; (ihlrts. full liads, liberal —reasonable. SO 3-1917. • family houtei also pot stove -No. 80, 0874. n \ FURNISHED ROOMS commission. Call Harry Schuler. PATCHWORK quilt for double bed; \ 30 gal. water \tank. H J, McAllister. OIL BURNER installation*, cleaned "SALESWOMAN, Sjiulllntry -cxpirli-nce J£nden 2-3188. \\SVSU 6-40Z7-J6-4027-J. \ • • . 1 and. serviced ; electric wiring, appli- LARGE furnished or unfumisbrt fitctervcu. Apply Liiwls, 390 bpring- color rose; 100 years old. Short Hills room for business woman or couple ! c f MAN. part time work, service _ 7-3412. -•• , | I ' CALDWELL .lAw^imower, 18-Inch, ex- ances repaired. B. V. Romano, t*le> "' - Hummlt. phone Un*l; TJ-«7& only. Millburn B-054O. RtatlorK 1924 Springfield avenue, POUR candle sconces, pewter sniT ' cellent condition, *15. Su 6-3217-J. CAPABLE cook-limisckerper for con- Maplewood. Klass. perfect condition; Short Hills •toker with extra long, feed I WB FIX ANYTHtNO LARGE double room and batn, sideiate inmily. $35. Bu 6-3015. 7-3412. ' worm, practically new, 20 tons of Economy Entelrprls**, 4J6 IrvlngtoD beds, private home, garage. Chris- •vex SO 3-9898T tian business couple. Available Sept. GIRL for luncheonette and sods foun- HELP WANTED BEDSPREADS. 1 chenille, 6 Pennsyl- cost; permanent hair waving ma- 1. 8u 6-2139. tain work. Ifull or part time. Apply vania Dutch spreads, hand made. chine. BU fl-1 UOHT Xrucklrjg EBxprest. Will take / 59 Main _»trrpt. Mlllburn. ,__ MAl.E uid FEMALE hore trip 1, CsJl Urt, t-4nt FURNISHED room, convenient to Three-quarter hair mattress. Picture If—MCBlCAl 94' bus. Gentleman preferred. C KCLEAJ^N^^rniiirgrrir^iiitc, "foP B- _frame. Pillows. Call Mlllburn 6-20O7. 2-1758-M. l room house. Dus 184. Short H11U. N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Sewing M. Linden 2-8757 CHATHAM;, desirable room, conveni- tlttlons. Flvf-day Week. Apply In Male and Female Help supplied to Em- ent location. Gentleman preferred. BANK BY MAIL ALL porcelain frigldalre 6 cu. ft. In A-l • person at First Notional Bunli and ployers Professional. commercial, II—BIRDS k PETg rjQHT trucking, \ Deliveries anywhere. Chat. 4-4»48. , ' / : Trust Company of aummu. condition, reasonable. Call Chatham \ Day and evening work. Phone Unvl skilled and unskilled applicants placed 4-5647-J. "RF;LIAIILE clrnning womnn, 1-2 day» In Jobs. . ' .• CANARIES, 2-1203-R. / of Ike Dime Savings Bank" a WPck. CiillSil 6-2808-J. THOR washing machine, excellent I P M. g»f Pbllilp> ttfnrace. UUnioi n ROOMS WANTED condition. |50, Call Summit 6-B643-B. CLERK; typing' experience, for NO experience necessary. CJood start- PEED tor dng*. i'cnicluns, pigeons, LADY wishes nice unfurnished room. olt, N. J.. manufacturing com- Ing wage, rapid advancement Vaca- MAONOVOX radio, all'modeii; Prlfri- rabbit*, r R. DletfJct 1«1S Stoy. BXFREBSmO-trueUng, all Jerg*t kitchen prlvllegw. |Bu e-117T. - TOOB lIlAMfT MAILSOX Ipany dfttce. Box 82, c.o Summit tions with pa>". Cambridge Manu- datre electric ranges, all models; .- Avenue, Vi points. J. T. Murray, P.O Boi^m BUSINESS person car* children, dtsfe- j Herald. '---- facturing Co., 430 Morris avenue. Frlgldalre refrigerator; Dumont tele- Murray Hill. M, J. Summit O-0323-vV es, etc. EVENINGS! Exchange njam, Summit. • vision] Crosley television. Immediate MOfc-. \\ niifrf WINDOW /?6bNO lady for clerical «-ork, 5-day MOVtNQ, 8TORAOK; reaattnabl*. re- board. Write Box io. c/o MUlbarn delivery on most models. On display TROPICAL .fish, lire food, canaries, frigerators Biovefl: piaoo' fiotst ptlly • Item. \y\ • week. Citizens /' Trust Co. of .Sum- BOY or girl, experienced or Inexperl- at Koos Bros. Temporary Appliance plants, and pet luppltei. Hilltop Pet mit. N. J. Call Su 8-3300. ~ - , enrrd to work In soda fountain. tripe to N. T 0 LIBERTY 8T0R- Dept.. 187 Westfleld Ave., Clark (near Shop. 181 Springfield Ave., Irving- AOE CO kla. S-«M«> Sight* " TWO rooms near station with kitchen to open o Savings Account. ,. mo/7 "1 I Kill! time. Apply A. Katz. 2 Beech- Hahway city line). Hahway 7-1112. ton. N. J. Es»ex 2-5771. Open 9-9. privileges for' brefkfast and IunctL. fifEN6c!RAPHER"-cl'pi k." ""switchboard wood ro.td, Summit 6-306S. 8-67W. y "--^. Business .woman ' and 14-year-old F knowledge preferred 37',.. hour week. ATTRACTIVE mUed breed puppies. 73!^ {ffcis coupon.... w'H do th* rest j"" Apply between 10 and 5, . place. Summit. 8u t!-;iB20. for Ruperlntendent of .apartment South Orange 2-3416- storage, Loct) sK«nts for Allied van* call Mlllburn 6-0O41. Inc. Robblni A Allison. Inc.Cran- SINGLE woman wants one or two honor, coal furnace. In exchange LARGE electric fnn. Oood condition. rotfms with bath. Vicinity SprtoR'- ^KNOarTAPHErC~Ocrm"iin ilFiiuirKeT for 3 room apartment. Maplewood Reasonable. Linden- 2-3313. DOBERMAN Plnacher puppies, tour fordXCran- 6-089B. j SAVINGS tHsmurt on part or full time. Chatham or Ber- News. Box 60. months, champion sired, A.KG. x field or Mlllburn. MlUbum g-7 A£Y «CAk.rr1"?*' MAla«- lltce new. a * H no experience necessary. Day hoifra COUPLES, caretakers, gardeners conks. I3S. 2017 MorrlBon avenue. Union. BROWN male cocker ipanlel wttB 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Salar\v'*25 hou»eworfcer» In al) branches Phone WE ipeclallz* la carpentry job •u 6-4061-U collar, no Identification. liberal Newmark's Agency. 20 Washington QAS stove, 4 burner, rlghthand aide ' No lob too large or small. W n 0-i: reward. Short Hills 7-3994. weekly., Nlfiht hours S P. M. to St Mo 4-3690 \ oven, insulated. Twin beds, ma- milburn 0-17S1-J 12;30 A.' M Salary }30 weekly. Ap- hogany. Hollywood style, Including don* reasonably. Fret eetunate* PAmTINO ana wsllw»ilpaperlnet . Wil- BANKBOOK No. 23713. , Finder pleas* ply Rlrkv-Du, 3M': Mlllburn avc- FOR practical or baby nurses. Call mattresses. Matching cb«t of Linden 2-W30-B. liam Piess, River Road, Chatham. return to The Summit Trust COL. mi«\_Mlllburn, Mitchell 3-1975. any time drawers and night table. Brass CARPEHTBT repalrt, caulking, itorm Chatham 4-572J-J. Summit. \ OIRL for luncheonette nnd (soda FOREION JOBS Men. Women Oovt., bedstead, full size, springs and windows and doors painted and In- T. UONAHAN Aim SON SMALL leather kit, 14" lone IS" high. foiiniu!!) work. Pull or part time. private listings, hundreds skilled mattress. Inquire 1011 Orandvlew stalled, chains Installed. Free eatl- painters and decorators: any room or Upper on top, Initials in goW. Apply 59 Main street, Mlllburn 6- classifications IB-page* accurate In- avenue. Union. mates. Kuemmel. 571 80. 17th St., kitchen piloted for U0 95: wt go any C.H.L., Jr. Lost vicinity town, re- __ -20JS. formation tloo, postpaid Satisfac- SOLID Maple kneehole desk and Newark. Essex 3-9463. where. Tel. OB 3-9482. ward offered; Contact South Orana* tion guaranteed FOREION JOBS 3-9475. - . ^^ IKBPECTORS and peckerii~Permanent IMC, Baltimore 1. Maryland chair, good condition •30.00. Chat- •«—COHTBIACTOBC I 1. D McCBAI, painter paperh*V|er r. ht manufacturing work. Apply ham 4-5094. A decontor Su 6-9317-U. BANKBOOK B-131J, Pleas* return to UJ person, Hungerford Plastlci. HIOH School girl wants work mind- Linden Trust Co.. St. Cfeoiz* Av*. ing young children from 5 p m on DINETTE set,* six chair*, porcelain BUTLDWO RBOOrfDmOrfnrO Call OEOBtOB OSBMAWW rot EX- Murray Hill, N. J. top on table,' Price W3.M. Tel, Chat- TERIOB and DNTSRIOB palntlcg Branch." ; For further Information call West- ham 4-2573. Fix It before It breaks down R*. EXPFRIENCED unles Klrl. Apply tn field 2-0930-J modeling; repairing; pnrcnea; stain; MUlburn e-1233. OERMAN ZEI88 camera, MspUwood • hare's on easy wrltlne, stating qunllflcatlnna. B. H. recreation rooms, with knnttv pine, Call Schaub A Schmidt for PAWT- Coiihtry Club, August 19. 7 J.5 tens, rrumfcin, inr, 408 Springfield mre- VETERAN wsnts drivers position Ex- knottj etdar; rooft repaired, recovered: leather carrying c*s#. Bewsrtf. U\IP. Summit. . perienced with 2\, ton trucks. Ref- INO. DECORATING and PAPER- erences supplied. Call Mlllburn 6- n. j. ZOUBEK co. new floors laid, floors raflnished Ufa UnlonTtlls J-7198. Leon W. Miller, 183 South Orange BTEADV, strong, healthy, woman 0122-J time experience Steve Franko 3D In- avenue. SO 2-3117. way to jive children medicines AIR COMFRESSORa - PNEOMATIO «Hans> street. Pnlon, H i DM J-OSJO. RODBRT FABBICATORE twhlte) for day a week housework. T O P MI>8 PASSBOOK No. 23447. Pleas* return to : u C-3234. GENERAL TRUCKING! by day, week, « S H«AK ^ ' VIBBATOB8 Interior — Exterior — Paper Baogtns contract Cpllars cleaned. Odd lobs UENEHATOR3 - SAW TABLKS • PILE GEORGE OSSMAJNN Plastering — Floor Scraping The Pint National Bank * Trust Dm* «tnod fOxing jmr diildren medicines when needed. Try SWITCHBOARD operator 'part time) also SO 2-464!) HAMMERS - MIXERS • LOW BED CARPBNTHY am Morrii Av»., Onion. Dnvl.3 Co., Summit. ' the hi—muMihic Baedkaaes Dr. Hamphreyg used for hii own for country club. Week dnys front 5 TRAILERS 1 •MASSEUSE—Gradtinte' trained In Phy- Remoaelinr. Repairing, Cabinet KEVER BROS Painting and Decorat- BANKBOOK No 7318. Return to First i patients. SsBaJQ, Mgai]r-4agting pelleti, easy to give-children p m to 8 p, tn. Sundays fiom 10 a, m. RENTALS — BALES work, R««r«a.tlon Rooms and Ban ing Pure lead and (tosesd oil SM National Bank of Springfield. to a p m. Salary $100 per month. sical Therapy wishes work with or- 620 Ramsey AUnu* at Bloy Street Storm SBSHN TlUman 8U HlUilds. M J. 0nvl taJketboBgladly to relieve oiinor ailmentg, inch M bed wetting __P.O. »°j^4«. Short JHlUi, N. J. . thopedlc surijeoiA. clinic or private Hillside. N. J Unlonvtlle 2-6WT __^__ Mlllbum I-it si ZIRCON ring, green pastle cssex Be- cnsui^ Call Summit 6-32JM-W, 3-61M-W tween City Hall-Oreenbem*. Friday. tcctloag; ngfle ftf*er*, colds. Widely tued over 90 year*. Ho BAKERY Kalesfelrl or.woman wanted DISTRIBUTORS for WorthingtML Reward. Cranford 8-24W. haMrfmnamg dngM. Ask yoar druggist for complete Hat. part time or full time. MUlburu 6- LOOKINO for general housework or Goulds. Westco, rurtwnks. Kom FRED BTBNOEU OAKPSffTER: HARRY A_ BEA * SON 1849 care of children, a to 6 hours ,d»lly. pumpa. gM engines. U|bUni plants. repaim. alteration*, icrtena,-«aM- II ELM WOOD TEFt,, IRVINOTON WATCH, lad;** gold Hamilton. Be- M Mlllburn 6-4110, Worthing air eomprasaors. Westing- neta. etc. Let me do your smaD Paperhanglng. ptlnt1n«. plselerlnit; wnrd. Bu B-0322-1C , 8TENOORAPHER experienced. Oood, tobeor any job UNhmUlle t-0410, I WILL read to or write letters for house, Centura and 0 S Electric. or DNinnville J-6631 U71 Orand- Kraf-tex wans can be trnpsred: estl- pprmaneut position. Local manutac- Motors. Peerless tana, blowers; tnatee glvm. Call HOW BSeei I-74S4. BANKBOOK B-131J. Pleaw return to ^Jliirpr^Phonp Chnthani 4*7560. Invalids. Box B4, c o Summit Her- complete stock o» pumps, atr com- new Ave, Union. Linden Trust Co., St. Oeorge AVCBO* _ald. prestort, pulleys. inotonTfam Wow- OSCAR OLSEN Branch. STENOOHAI'HERT Mperlenrcd, QENBRAb COWTBAOTOB HUMPIREYS nnd pernirfljent position. YOUNO marrled"colieije~irndu»te "deT en, unit heaters; spseiallflng ID ' OR J-123T • WHITE hairbrush, black bristles, on siren post (ton In Summit or vicinity. Pimping equipment. GENERAL Manufacturer. CH 4-"560. g Hixon place, South' Orange. SO 11* for FBKC e»py of 14-pege fcooklet,"Hom e SU. 6-622J. RKOTlflO iavtP CO, 1M Uulbtrri WALTER E. ENGLISH a 3-0436. ORS BKCRiETARY78o«TirOrr 6t.. Newark. Ml J-7801. Car* *C CuweauB Alfamts of ChlMrm mnt Adulh." an?e. Typinp,. blood count, State Roofing — Siding WATCH on Springfield Ave. mar en- «K«. experience, qualification*. Bo* Employment Agenctei FOR RENT ORAWOE, « J. trance to Berkeley Heights. Reward. 48, 8.0. Record. FtrmaDsnt Drivewari Su. fl-0202. CARRINQTON Floor Scrnplm Macblns _ Houas PalntlDM COONTCR elrl or waltrewes. eirpfrl- EMPLOYMENT AORNOT Floor Waxing Machlnsi Chimney Pointing and Rebullitlos BANKBOOK No. 20531. Pleas* return Rogtn Phormocy enced or Inexperienced. Oood *al- F oor Edging Machlnt Ct Ihtt 67 Maple Ave Vaui Hall Wall Bander—Disc Type House Wlrtnir-Oeneral afaintenaooe ttANOS TOWED to First National Bank is Trust OK. •ry, plen.«nnt stirrouiicllnRs Bummlt Hnutb Orann a-04Q« PiMisrlnt - Matrmnr Work RECJINALX) BELCmni Summit. 8w«t Shoppe, 381 BprlngJicld Ave., Couple* and reliable help furnished R * R Paint A Wallpsptr ly (to I. •urstoin, BtUQXKut* 13M Stuy*Mtnt At*., _ &ADISOW «.2l2a PASSBOOK No. 15148. Flbder Elea»» in all branches of domastio cerrto*. Telephone UNtoavkllt S3I CtRVKLAND 8TB ORAMOI Ohurob Organist and Tuner return to Cltlsens Trttst Ca tt OB 4-W3 st O» WMI W tears Muroml* TH1 SUMMIT HIKALD, THURSDAY, AUSUST II, If4? n Mra, Martin H. Coduaa,mm, vicinity at land* of Joba M DEEDS arty in Hawthorne place, 383.1» avenue. Uj* feet frost Ashtaad road. property In Clearview drive, Holmea, Jr., "mam m foraMtiy af to the loo*! committee to in- feat from beginning of curve Albert H. McCarthy to Mr. and Berniee C Steels and Rotetrt HL 111.18 feet tmm Oaklawn road. William M. Burdea. ve*tigat« the applicants and deter. Ut. ass Mra. John T. little t» wiser*) said Hawthorne place Mrs Stephen A. Middtebraok. her husband, to Bessie B . M*Ijey, State Makes City Nelson J. Cramer, single, and mitst those who ifuaiity and are in ^gBd C JeUrtes, property In turns and rum westerly. rmnklln g. and Elsie C Natooa, properly in Prospect street, 3M.46 property in Broad street. 1WT1 other*, to Mr. aad Mra, Vito Co- gre«t«*t nted of new IWng qnari Woodland sveaua, ttl feet frosa AJlyn Wesley Paltoute and botn unmarried, to the Oty of feet from Tulip street. feet from Middle an* mi*. viello. property ta Broad street Summit property U W«ttdtaad N'ick J. Formichelia aad other* Renting Agent for tew" ' ' .... River road, eeteadad. others to Franklin W. Helms and Mr. and Mra WrrBt| H E 100 feet from Che*tnut street avenue, intersected by northerly A «f»©t survey of loeal commit- Mr, aad Mm WUliana T. Bny-Seaaaui 1* Wright, property in to C, R B. lac, property ia Mor- Hahn* to Mr aad Mr* L. Chester Jay* H. Schlemmer, tingle, to tide of alley, 11 feat 1> width in tee* responsible for teaant seiee- dtr to Mr and Mn Norman V, Atbweod avenue; vicinity of Pearl ris avenue, 29 fett from Webster May. property known as 163 Veteran Housing Karl Fekete, property la Morris tions show* that in most towns Unn, property in Rowan road, street. rear of land* fronting la Spring- avtnue. if extended. Mountain avenue. avenue, 70 feet from lands of field avenue Mr. and Mra James LoPr*#tl Tht selection of !«na»ta to oc- the group cumber* 5 to f mem- 103.54 feet Irwa Oak Ridge ave- Mr. and Mra. Lawrence C. Bou- Mr and Mrs. Richard C Bain estate of Horace M. Dean. Agnte Qff«r, widow, to Mr. an< to Vincent Ps}a**«lo. undivided vupy dwtling provided under the ber*, ai»ray« volunteers, serving nue. nds to Helen I* Weater, property to Glady* Brantim BissrH and Nacf Builder*, toe, to Mr. and Mr*. Peter R JCivien, property in half interest in property in Cot- I Nwr Jer**y Public Housing and without pay They Include repre- William B. Oanaea, unmarried, at corner of Broad and South Caroline Braham property in A*h- 4 Mra. Hamilton W. King, property rrankita place, in fact from Ho- OerelopiBent Authority is the rt- sentative from veterans' organ- to M«y Feeca, property ta Of-street* tage lane. 1W.22 feet from Or- land road, intersected by lands of known as «4 Giensid* avenue. bart avenue, chard street. - spoaetbliity of the iaoal munici- iaatiom -n the town. «. pri«#t .and cb»rd street, iatersected by lands Helen L. Wester, unmarried to Carl Ganseer. Donald Becker, unmarried, to Mr. and Mra. Kenneth W. Dal* Frieda itatsk* aad otber* to Mr. pa'Sty when *uch hom*j become minister, and a trained invtstiga- ot Nicholas De Guilo, formerly Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Bon- Mr. and Mrs Louis A Rice' to Rudolph Becker, property ia •ait to Prank Diako* aad George and Mrs. Walter Htyer, property available, accordicg to a statement tor. After an application for a McKeana estate. ' . ; *** ncli, foregoing property, Florence K Naef. property which Staadyside avenue. 1M feet from Tomato*, property at Untoa place at corner of Springfield avenue today by Charles R. Erdman, Jr.. home is received the case is in- Kuueli B, BwM, wMowar, ta atteUwaed Manor, Inc., to Mr. begins at a point in ttt« easteriy land* formerly of Mary T. Martin an! Summit avenue. and DeBary place. j Commissioner of the N#w Jersey vestigated and reported to the boundary lint a? Sands of party \ t^partment of Economic Devel- entire :emrnittc-e. Then It is giv? estate., ' Mr. and Mra. Raymond W- Staf- Mr and Mrs. Adolph Root to of first part, intersected by north. opment; where- the State Housing en a.claMifioaUon according to the Oak Park Development Co. to ford to Evelyn B. W»rn«r, prop* Marei* Realty Co., property in «rly sideline of Weaver »tr*tt degree of harehhip under which Mr. and Mrs. Germain R. Rowe, erty in Aahlsnd road. «U.U feet Springfield avenue. 6560 feet from program' i» administered. property in Paasaic avenue, 71.08 Mr. and Mrs. Char,** J p . the family^ is living. front Colony drrve. Maple street. , w CommuuRonuer E*rdman *x- feet from Evergreen road. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Conover brlnger to Mr and Mrs Howard Mr and Mrs. Alexander Horak f,tain*d that lev-era] inquires lately Elisabeth S. Hall aad Kinbert English to Muriel F.,Craig*, prop* Deaman. property in Lewis ave- to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tan- indicated sons* raisiiftd«r*unding B., her husband, to Mr. and Mrs. erty in Bcekman terrace and nue, 664 50 f>el from River road ttella. property in Chapel street toKctrnmg tht sAiignmtnt of fam- Herbert Kamni, property known Beekman road. Canoe Brook Company to H*r- Intersected by lands of John C. iii.es to rnwrgency dwtllings, Bt» as 23 Laurel avenue. rin Corporation, lots lot to• JOf Muriel Craig O1U and Norman KelHngton. for* a local municipality can par* Fred C. Stlckel, Jr., to Bernard map No 1. Sunset Estates L., her husband to Nicholas Coo- Mr. and Mrs. Henry P Setiy to --tu-ipate in the State' Housing Pro- H, Weistr, trustee, property in over English, property In Beek- Martha H. Wadsworth, one tract Mr and Mrs Arihur ft WVn- gram; jt osim a'grcc to give priority »*• #r«t*«M4Hi mS ••! rw Springfield avenue, 82.11. feet man terrace and Beeknian road. In Colt road. 100 feet from prem- dell to William T Snyder one >n the rwMiliing dwel!ing» first to from Morris avenue. Mr and Mrs. Hairy J. Duffy to ises now or formerly of Ullie H. tract in Berkrnan terrac* 416«3 ; distressed families of vetrran*: (Agreement) Hildegarde Kos- W«ll*. -and one tract in Colt road Mr, and Mrs. Andrew L. Hopper, feet from Btekman r«d; an• »econe d to dutrcssei) fsmiiiea of tuk and Alexander, her husband, property in Parkview terrace, st corner of premises of G Mil- tract in Beekman terra,c 162 &3 MiA-iicmrn: sn.J third to distressed to Alfred 8. Anderson, property 250.75 feet from Larived road, if liard Rosa, acting trustee of Wil- j fsmilMs whose head Is ruilher a fe«4 from lands of N. C Benstgpr. known as 36 Lamed road. extended. liam O. Ross, deceased. %tteran nr sr-rvarmnn." th«» C'oni- and one tract In Ingles id e drive, Harold S. Woodruff to Laura City of Summit to Jtr. aad Mr*. Knollwood Manor, Inc. to the »aid. "However, it is up F. Woodruff, right, title and in- Eld ward Kakaasy, property in Mutual Benefit Life Insurance at corner of land of Arthur R. terest in 4 tracts in Passslc ave- River road. 1M.14 feet from Lewi* Co. property in Oaklawn road. Wendell

ANNOUNCEMENT SHE HAS POISE WATCH THIS SPACE • RUM life N«w Engine • Hat bem completely torn down and Yes, the lady is chic 'it rebuilt to our •xactag tpadficiti charming . . . she entrusts GRAND OPENING DATE • Worn all her dresses to us for she knows- we do immacu- OF SUMMIT'S NEWEST uk» Ford Part* ^^s^a^^a^^^~ »^^^» ^BP^STB ^^^—^^vfwf|H • • Immadiate fkifrmry late cleaning and pressing, RESTAURANT SERVING eleslf seel kstif V/.'!er plmt.}\ mroMinsj., MIWAIK s,n.i.\ •l«el*w M414 so essential to her good THE FINEST FOODS — grooming! Budget rates! HOME COOKED MEALS Ask About Our Budget Plan AND HOME BAKING 6 to 12 Month* BUSINESS DILLON MOTORS. INC. DIRECTORY MERRILL HOUSE INSULATION 520 SpringfitW Avt., Summit S«. 6-4200 MMWafl aad BOLD ROMANO HOME INSULATION Ckmtkmm Formerly Known an the ; QBOROITS AUCTION ROOMS : AND ROOrrNQ OOMPANt /V.e#. gg auaamlt Avsnise j Berkeley Avenue, Berkeley Eatimate Given on Body and Fender Repatn BLUE LANTERN •vnuait a-oaeg HelghU. Summit 11 and Painting SUaOaTT AUCTION ROOlIt Summit 6-1515 Corner Kept Place Blvd. & Springfield Ave. ' 4T-4i Summit 4rsnue LAUNDRIES Telephone Siiminlt «-«u OORBY'S ENTERFRIU Refinishing • Restoring LAUNDRY. INC. and Upholstering ' XT Summit Avenue ' eVIOOO FOR SALE APPRAISALS Howard M. Grill FOR RENT MORTGAGES Short Hills 7-3715 8WEXT-KLKEN LAUNDRY, 1*-J1 Industrial Plaea REAL ESTATE WANTiD REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED MANAGEMENT Summit 8-lTll EASTERN FUEL COMPANY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED TO RENT 233-239 Broad Street MASON CONTRACTOB eavaar WEALTOWI Summit «-oooe HTJMMIT ^ ~~ U HOUES It INVESTMENT STORE suitable for better class lunch- JOSEPH DE LUCA PROPERTIES ANDERSON, ALFRED 8. 8U 6-3113 eonette and fountain. Sdmerrtlle BtllMlINO MATEHlAJLa Mason Contractor BL'TLtH. BUWABO A " S-6040 WANTED—In the Oranges, Uaple- 8-2088. CHARMING Brick Colonial, central Your Seal of Safety wood, Short Hills. Summit, etc. Brick and cement work, patch- OUZKBBOOIC B. UeK. " ^e-«M location. Has 3 bedrooms and bath DONALD W WILLETT Realtor COUPLE with 3 younz children want ; 8TEPHENR-a«TLUCR OO. OUCM OaJtB AUCNOY * •-*J1J on 2nd. One bedroom and bath on 25 Hslited St., East Orange. M J. 4 to S room unfurnished apartment gg RttaaeU Plaea Ing or any kind of mason work. third floor. OU best 2-car garage Phone Or 3-2921 Nights Or. S-S2M or house. Good references. Orange HENRY. OH£BTSR a " S-IWI lot 15x130. Offered at $22,500. "REALTOR" BALES - APPRAISALS 3-8380. Summit a-otUB Electric hammer for rent HOLMES AQENOY " 6-1343 EXCELLENT North Side' location MANAGEMENT - INSURANCE 47 Michigan Ave. Summit 6-42*50 HOUSTON. 8 G St t O. " •-S4M charming older home, modernized YOUNO married couple, nip ehtldren.j>! BI1LOERS four bedrooms, a tiled baths on 2nd MODERN six or seven room Colonial willing to work part tltnr In ex- Remodeling—Repairs—•. J0B8-BECK-8CHMIDT CO. " 6-103J bath on third; hot water and ga Tbe term designates those persons to the real house, containing two baths or one change for apartment Su. 6-S223 MOTOR 8T0KKM KOHLEB JOHN 8 * e-iO16 heat: 2 ear detached garage. Prlc ' estate business who nave available to them the eo- bath and lavatory first floor; oil or General Carpentry •2J.C0O. gas heat, two car garage, In Lafa- EXCHANGE 3 room apartment for 4 EASTERN FUEL COMPANT UcNAMARA, WALTER A. * S-JW0 cumulated knowledge of tnlrty-six years of exptnmen- yette section Chatham. Lot approxi- room apartment. Unvl 2-3467. Irons A ConneJI UABEN. SPKMOER la. " 8-IO00 JOBS BECK SCHMIDT CO., Realtor* mately 75x180. Prlc* range $15,000 to Summit 6-2W7 383-2M Broad Street •Utlon and research in real estate buiinei* mitnod* and fURNISHEO house or apartment 8TEELE, ROBERT'.a " 8-0057 51 Union PI. Summit fl-102 120,000. Principal* only. Call Mor- Summit t-OOM standard*. Realtor* are those who, in toe. Judgment riatown 4-0754. wanted by couple. Must vacate Sept. Carl Holmqulst MOUNTAIN. WHTTMOR1 15. family grown and living tn other of their peer* In their business, are persona with per* to JOHNSON " S-140* SUMMIT—VICINITY WANTED—House to buy or rent (from cities. Born In Maplewood. glad to 63 Passalc Ave. Summit MOVING A STORAGE MUNEOE, THOMAS T. " 8-1B16 aonai standards and business competence ot sufficient owner). Having fl rooms, detached. give local references. Mrs. Perley. Tile Contractor j In good residential section of Chat- SO 2-4173. OBRIO. EL WOOD H. " 8-043 J IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME merit to warrant entrusting them with the important ON 1-ucre; 4 bedrooms; 2 baths; ham or vicinity. Give complete de- Estimatci Cheerfully Given SUMMIT EXPRESS OO, INC. RICHLAND CO, ." ••3311 fiduciary relationships involved in real est&t* tratuac- tails or description, price etc.. inRELIABLE family of 3 dftstre* small heated garage; half mile D.L&\V house or apartmenf. furulsiird. Su. 8-3514 ! - / 60-76 Railroad Avsnua RINHART. BLM&R N. Possession on title. Asking »15.000 , flrat letter. Box 29, Chatham Cour- tlona. They Jiave voluntarily pledged themselves to a 1 l*r. • • Short Hills or vicinity, September & CO. " 6-0O58 WALTER A. UcNAMARA. Realtor 15 to Deeembpr 15. UnqiiMtlonabI* Summit t-OMS 8u. 8-3880 Eves. Su. 6-1491-B cod* oil, ethics governing their business conduct, their references. Concerned more abou! REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£ relations with earn other, aad their relations with the WANTED TO RENT obtaining home than amount of 8U/PPUE8 Local & Long Distance Moving «—8U1UUT rental. Call Short Hills 7-23S5. or t-CHATHAJU public • . . FAMILY of J urgently need 4 to V write H. W Knlckman. 41 Oreat EASTMAN'S Thomas J. Colley room apartment or bouse, will deco- Oak Drive, Short Hills. gat Springfljeld Atrenue 10 John Street 8EVEHA.L intaresung proosrUes, TWO lots. S0I11&. at IS dark St. rate and maintain, can furnUb ref- conditioned for Immsdlats occu- Chatham Manor, reasonable || •reae* ot 14 tsars' residence Call 3 BEDROOM ftousr, vlcinltr of Maple- Bummlt ajigop , Summit. N. J. pancy, ill with autornatla bsat Dorrw, SI-47 Bell Boulevard. Bar "CONSULT A REALTOR r/ml 2-367J-M. wood, will "pay i'oodu. KEAL ESTATE FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Excellent car* promised Lt Com-BUSINESS couplr dolrfs 3 or more PLUMBING, SEATING, rooms unfurnished. 8u 8-0419 I 32A—ORANGE 4A-UNION mander B. E Dorrance, Navy Sup- Og Springfield Ar^nue SHEET METAL. WOHBY CHESTEK C. HENRI MODERN HOME ply Corps School, Bsyonne. TWO buslnrss l«tllr» desire apartment, j ! Summit 4-0600 31 .MapU HL Bummlt t-IMI Llflnt room with fireplace: dining FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING UNION REALTORS Maplowodd, South Orange. Union «w JOHN a CROOT ASON room; modern Utcnen. tun oorch. vicinity, CBII SO 2-9318. i SPAHKUNO white horn* with • thte* bedrnnms; tiled bath with Src this charming 10-room rrtldenc* WILLIAM BAWDS, A. RENTALS «X>A1 235 Morris Avenue rooms, 2 tile baths, tun room. shown; itearo heat, oil burner, built on picturesque plot. It has four lsrge Onionvliie M40» trekkiut nook, oil heat; 3-car g»- ID 1(31; early possession, 113,500. bedrooms on 2nd floor and three on R MANOEX/g st OO AparittMnts and bouses ar* urgent- 8TEPHBNS-MIUJCII 007 8ui»rait 6-O4S6 ngt 78 foot lot, Excellent loca- 3rd. Playroom with fireplace In base- DirtDnionrtuu * ss MORTGAGE LOANS tion in franklin school District. A J HARUAN b BON Realtors ly needed by tb* supervisory sod » Russell Place 28 Oreen Avs. Madlsop 6-044S ment. Oil heat. Conveniently located. L. J. BBKNBADEIL — laboratory p«r*onn*l of WE are writing Mortsrage* qp to |iT,B0O Call our Mr. Ready for appointment OnioarUle 1-130* 10 years Low Interest rates. No Summit 6-00» RADIO * RADIO REPAIRING Jt HOLMES AOENOY, WCAL.TOIIS NEW' home < open for inspection. to Inspect 438 Tremont avenue. Price THE CELANESE CORP. leical feea. F" HA and conv«nlloo <> Maplt attest Bunimlt 9-1342 Douglas Ave., Madison Madison *17,J00. LOT near corner on 8tujrvessht Ave. al mortRnjc*s «ollcll«d. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY ROBS RADIO SERVICE 8-1378-M. 30x100. Rear sxlt drtv»way privilege. FRANKLIN School DUtrlot: Home NEW JERSEY REALTY CO. Exceptional buy. Inquire 1394 Stuy- OF AMERICA HOME; AS.SIJRKO HDRTOAOB ZU-3» Broad Street •7 Summit Avenus with lot 223x292, Center hall, living veesnt A vs.. Union. COMPANT CRO8SOATES AREA B30 Broad St.. Newark 1 SUMMIT. N. J. >S SUMMIT AVK RtTHMtT H. » Summit 8-0006 Summit 6-1068 room, library, dinlni room, pantry MArket 3-4305 PHONE SUMMIT *-!»«* •nd kitchen, Four bedrooms on Superbly built 8-room brick snd LAKE PROPERTIES Owners who have vacancies now Evenlnir* Phon» W««tfl»U t-Sitl ELECTRICAL REPAIRING lecond, two on third. Motor stoker. frame center hall. 28 ft. living room, SS-SBASHORB NOEL RECORD A APPLIANClt •22,000. fireplace, itunnlng kitchen, oval *r In th« future, within commul- LAKE TAMABACK lag distance of Summit pleas* SUMMIT ELECTRICAL SHOP 8PEKOKR M. MASEN. Realtor braskfast room, dining room, terrace, SHORE AOBE8 On Rout* 2S to settle estate: 4-room OMtact Robert H. Wriht, tb* 4% 20 YEAR MORTGAGES 24 Beschwood Road 4 lsrge bsdroomi. % large tile batbi. ON BARNEOAT BAY eempany'* housing expMJtor. for SERVICE CO. 20 Beechwood Road Bu S-IMM xrss. and Bun. 8o 6-1*75 furnished cabin; 2 bc%ooms, living Still available, quick service, DO feaa stall ehower, recreation room; 2-ear VENICE OF THE JERSEY SHORE room, kitchen with gas itove and elec- Information regarding these very Summit 8-8B67 attaetied garage; oil, hot water hsat. _jfr down and 15 year mortgago tjuya 1 G A. McCAIX, Realtor Wiring—All Types Installations CUSTOM-BOUT, spacious tiortlwlde trlo refrigerator; bath. 2-car garste. . desirable tsnsnts. priced for quick ssle. one of our NEW WATERFRONT COT- On very largo lot: Club Community, 204 Morris Ave.. Springfield. N i Repairs—Prompt Service home on titit acre with, privacy yet TAOE8, with Immediate possession. SUPREME RADIO scarcely \i mile from station. 4 Clarence D. Long, Broker For complete details, writs OaU gO »-«40». MUlburn 6-4170. Night. SH. 7-3670-W Summit 6-1531 Bummlt I-SJM Summit 8-5265 Boat, bathe, fish, crab right from your O. A. AltANN, gtootholtn, N. J. SALES & SERVICE bedrooms, a baths second floor. A\i- own private property. Living room, 'Cbatbam 4-4TTS-R, tomatla hsat. A alicltlid b*autl> dinette, 2 bedrooms, modern Kitchen 32» Morris Ave. Su 6-flMO ful home with every convenience 21-MAPLEWOOD HOME OWNERS on. ci0U v nnd batn. Picture windows, real fire- CEMETERIES nnu. o^K* » " tag, Priced right »t place, porch overlooking Lsgoon. Low- BUSINESS woman wishes room con- STBPHENS-MTLLER CO. All types of reoord player* •32,000, A REAL HOME taxes, ORBB3NI,ArVN MBMUR1AL FAJIH venient to Onion Center Unvl. a- Offset the higher cost of living with U Russell Place and car radio* repaired. .. THE RICHLAMD CO., Bsaltors EDITH WOERNER Ml. Airy Road B*rnard»vllle. N J. reduced monthly mortgage payments •}± Maple Bt. Summit, M. J. In restricted neighborhood near trans- SHORE ACRES slsmbsr, National O*m*t«ry Aasa. awi-w If you are paying more than a 4% Summit «-O03> portatlon and schools. Center hall, OBBOHNV1LLE. N. J. Tel. Bern. i»0W m I-OIOT-M vTBTBRAN wit* ssslr* tliree-room rate on ynur mortgage. Investigate our N. A. CAPORASO NOW u the tlrn* to select the site for Call Cranford 4-Ule-M. refinancing plan. ' !EASTERN FUEL COMPANY with library, modern kitchen and fODB grave fsmlljr plot In Clover apartinsnt Formerly Operated by your home In TAtX OAXB, dlstln- lame open porch'- 4 bedrooms, nnd Phoni» K8 3-1 MO i KutRiied for Its natural lisauty and 40-SHORT HILLS Leaf Park Cemetery. Including per- I OR 4 BEDROOM bouse or spartment, and ask for Mr. Jnhruon or call at the • 233-239 Broad Street Perry T. Brown PrProtecteo d by aultable restrictions. bath, on stcond floor. Entirely re- petual oarc. warranty deed si80. unturnlshed For graduate engineer w conditioned, 2-car garage; nice lot. LQT—Nearly 2/3 aore, 100 ft. frontage, Terms can be srrsnied. Bo* 420, Summit 6-0006 Broad nnd Summit Avenue « we now building. dogwoods, young oaks, lovely resi- and gnull fsrnllf. Best refsrenoa* quick occupancy: • WorttJbrldjj*. M J. Wenftsld i-2240-J Irvington National Bank Summit 6-0018 W. W, DRgWRY dential section, attractive homes all ler, Boi IT. •: FUNERAL SERVICE Builder of SALISBURY & ROUX, Inc. around. Only building lot left on at the Center WANTED TO RSNT-Young woman of Irvington. N J. pREWRY-Bulit Hoinea Ive, SU 0-6181-J quiet, dead-end street. Owner ANDREW A. McNAMARA 400 Mountain Avenue BO 3-7774 forced to sell at sacrltloe. MUlburn REAL ESTATE FOR RENT education, professionally employed, ROOFING Summit, N. J, 6-0S4S-J and well-behaved daughter In ssv- Funeral Service - Summit 8-0OI1 23A MBNDHAM TOWNSHIP SPRING LAKI, N. J.—Attractive fur. cnth grade, having furniture, desire LARRY MAY 'ART ston* colonial north side. 3 ntshed S room bungalow; complete quarters Csn you help? Pleas* r»- FARMS FOR SALE SuauBlt AC bedrooms, tile bath, maid's room, •4-S6 Franklin Plaee T™ WVE brtok and ftsme colo- EAR!/* AMERICAN HOMI. Psrtlsl y bath room; 1-corner bedrooito, near ply to A. C, Boom l»0«, 840 Broad PARU8 country nmnas. estates, sere- till K ^LlUjr. ln»"IatH, 7 rooms, two lavatory. Oss heat. Osrage at- ocean; city wst«r, |ai and elMtrlc. street. Newark 1, N. J. HtMsting and fth««t Metal Work Phone Su. 6-5352 b tl remodeled; 2-aore plot; lw«e front- tached. Fine convenient location. see, buslnass prnperttes Vartmia :"* » ". lavatory, open porch, au- sge on exo«llent road; « rooms, porch, Month of 8*pt. 0. M, Hepfleld. pries* a nd locations JOHN R •IS™,1 ° heat, attaoheT jeragY Large 119.000. Submit offers. Bst Mr.Plalnflsld 8-ofjT-W. 1*4 room apartment, unfurnished. laundry or utility room; good base- Mnrtln, MARTIN & WKIB. INC., Call Miss Arthur. Advertising Dspt., POTTS Route M. Nnrtb Branch A. * L. ENGINEERING CO. Plot, low taxes. Bomervllle 8-2SSI WAHRINO rntBt: wood-burning fireplace; J bed- REALTOR8, Bouih Orange__2_jggg1_ STORE, business or storage, suitable Summit Herald, Bu 6-8300, P. O. Bon 3S3 Summit * *i 8«aU», RMltor roomi, good oloiiu, bath; iteam for meeting rooms or club houie. EXCELLENT BUY—LARGE FARM *t*tmn BUNOALOW—NEW L1BTINO Linden 2-MW-M. Avenue Summit 8-008T hist (coal)! taK« »7«; firm prlc* Within 5 mlnutea' walk of atatlon AARDVARK8 live In eaves-we esnt. 122 Acres, flnr locution, main road. 23 Su. 6-6733 IB.SOO. All for Mrs. Btsbblns. Responsible couple with smsli girl, mllfs N<"wnrk, Old Colonial hom?, S DAVID J FLOOD nit! store*; llvlnit room with colonlnl eipiatlng child in September, be- Sale* and Service for Winter ^^u *»gli*h oottaie with JULIET B. MtoWILUAMH, Broker irrplacc, dining , room, attractive APAKTMtfNTS TO LET r(K>in«, tiled bath, tlrrplacp. Oil heit Summit 6-3361 or Summit 6-M76 floor bedroom and Ml* bsthi Old Olsdatone Road rciikfn't room, strpumlliii'd kitchen, ing svlcted Urgently need house or Two tenant houitps. 120 foot modern [ Air Conditioned Unit* COUPLE only; 3 room modern apnrt* apartment to rent. Chat hum courier barn. Buildings have attractive set- 161 Springfield Avenue o ni1 MJM1 btl Cheiter, M. 3. m IA T« ^Chester 40 bedrooms npd bMli; oil heat:'" all msnt. aeparat* intranet, gas, re. SB»* Or Hijli Bridge 1M-M itorm tmsh; ample storage space; ar- Bos 27. ting. River runs through farm. Easy INSULATION »2J0» frlgerator, tiled bath. Rental 1103 50. commutlnK. J28.000. 3 Istlcklly finished anif decoratsd: Reply Box 83 c/o Bummlt Hersld 111 21,500. To Inspect phone 8-7 BOOM house, vicinity Linden Rent ANDREW HAVE k 8ON. ftealtors JOHNS-MANVILLJC WINDOW SHADES Y ™©"* * «Hwgow j»—NEW approximately 180 Westfleld 2-IU1-R "famed For Farm*" PAUL 8. TICHEIfOR. REALTOR XLDSRLT woman will share apart- HOME INSULATION VENETIAN BUNDS Awnue auwrntt »»1404 hort Hllli 7-2931 Eves., 8O. 2-B13J ment with woman. 701 I. dumbeth HOTHSR and daughter (business wom- 187 North Avenue Pl»infn«td «-l«t7 iUHRKKm. mVXBTOM BROS. avenue, Linden. RM. Telephone Mllllngton 7-0031 6T-tl Union Place -- BOTUJKaa for prop.rt^id an) want 3 or 4 room apartment In Stock and custom-made shades 42-BOUTH ORANQB Chatham. Near bus line preferred Summit. N. J. •m »•*— AIBA houM plains inu IO^I REAL ESTATE WANTED Chatham 4.J519-J. (TCOUNTRY ESTATES and blinds made on premises, for •e* , 15,500 — "SPIC and SPAN" 8 TO ino ACRES. STONfe AND HiAMK Summit 6-SMO THB RtAt IBtATK DIOKBT ~~6~ A~HOUSE YOOrtfJ business couple duperately DWELI-INCi» WITH ALL IMPROVE- estimate call Su. O-6380, THE sWers? >uU;illy tocatfej, handv to Marshall MENTS. SOME WITH COMBINATION On ffswifiniti w send aso tfoln to ft»r sale in South Orange, tasplewood, n*sd an apartment. We will pay AITO REPAIRS WINDOW SHOP., It BUmmfleld Ave Verona. N. 1 chool, Seton HHII, busei, »torrs, R.R. fifty, dollars to any on* who csn get STREAMS AND PONDS DESIRABLY leep lot, 5 bedrooms, tile bath, open Mlllbtirn or Bhort mils. OAU, US. we LOCATED WITH QUICK POSSESSION 8u 1-1481-R Verona »-ao74 isvs buyers. us att"*p*rtm*nt. Call Unvl 2-3369-J. R * S SERVICE GARAGE, INC. orch, Bnrage: permanent drive; PRICE RANGE FROM I1O.00O TO 1 80—NEW PROVIDENCE rompt pnwislon; don't hssltsts, Ttac J. CHARLES O'BRIEN CO. AI»A*TMn»T or stngi* home for Union 115,009 Specialiilng in Startei *,' our •itsbllshed I MO teacher, vetersn, 3 or more rooms m BANK8 C. MOVER Realtor Carburetors, Brakes roftdl RAYMOND CONNOLLY Co. 13 Jackson Avi-mf BUY BONDS LOT iis rt.xiis ft. — T 10 Blosn Bt Bouth Orange, N J Union vicinity. Haiuen, 811 Psnn- 795 Springfield Ave. Su. 6-30^ M*tr ProvW*ne*. 8u 8.W90-J enltor* go. Or, 3-O40S Soutb Oraoge *UW aylvanla tvtnu*. EUiabttA. Tel, Washington, N. J., 17} 41 - TH# Svui. Tu*». (JO Kh Rita Provide* Tuneful Vehicle I "TH« WES" Nearby Theatres S.3J I 8u*T Ma*., 315. < 55 10;« For Paper Mill Playhouse Stars tVtIC IUMW . r, Ml. MM., I » • » "MB 'MX* J TOM., More tta»« • W 4o«en p»rticiF»te. They arm the title Ht4 Jer*#yi Pretti«»i Ib a«i ^ * snuut*, wwm gua . Man.. 3:51. T;W. «» and the unforgettable l BLAKE Of NOON" 0je!o. *<»., 23». *:«*• *« Aiaerjcwi rat walta mdody. "If You're U L©v« flivor arf to be found io Harry You'll Waiu." The tatter i# *U11 »eore for "Rift R»U." NOW ttMMwg musical »how one of the most popular dance MAMJmOOP frf.. melodiei is orchestral repertoire. begin* ittss second week »t tb« l •The March o/ the Rang«r«" is COMMUNITY, MENWUTOWN Paper Mill Play bousb e l» MUlburn AltC % ». )*<< JI. Sept,, 1, t. 33 ' the number which brings down Fri 1:06 » M» Labor Day. 8*t.. 3 ». ««5. *5$ ^ ideswo HER the. house when it 1* sung by Gage THAT KISS! vbsomOW i .Best known" of all the tunea we • WW HAW" . and the entire male choruj of 17 mw **r <• *fsa Thu«, Frt, Tu«§, W«d., .3:00. j ttie two duet* in wbicta Donald voice* the largeat Kinjinj en- Tbtt». 1:36. • •*** . -. t.3d Gage »nd Nita-Carol, playing » temble of any W*ical ahow in or «f ««r Mfti Bat SUB MOO, 2 00. < 03, 8 15 10 Ml JexM» Ranger and an Americwa out of Nt-w York, PARK. MOKBISTOWN girl who Uv«* south of the border, uf. ??, 21, 2», »•. M. **!»«. I, * •COPACABANA" '0ANOEB ByBEBT" Wefl , Thuri,* F»l. 8»t "ANNIE OAKLEY" BOWALO BUJL* lt'$ COO/ 8tie. Moa.. Tuei MIILBLKV M. «l. St. ». 1#. II. S£p», I. •? ?^HEY woK-f BEtlWE UI' Wed, Thur*.. Fri . 2:55. 7:(», » 8«t 3 35. 653, 10O5 "RIFF HAFT" STITS THE PARK PLAYERS Wed, Thure.. Fri. 135, 140 Sat.. 150- $:30, 8«9 - "FIESTA" 8UI1 , Mon , 3:lt», 6:35. 1000 Cocktail Lounge Tuws. 2:55. 6:55. 10:14 11 • THE WEB" Sun . Mon . 1:4ft. 5 05 8 30 Cocktail Hour Ed Staiey at the Pt«no NIGHT MUST FALL SEMI REX GEORt Tuw,. 1:30, 8 45 "I Wonder Who's Kissing 2 to 5 Daily Wed., Fri. & Sat. Night* :. -__— starring —*,v— • Her Now" at Read** 4 TAYLOR STRUT MiLLMJRN LYNN E WINTER RAY JOHNSON SYLVIA RUTKR JiERNEYrHARRJSONSANDEflS Ten of the great ,ballad hits, THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY THIS WEEK filmttl in tc< hnkofor. stud "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now " MILLBURN IS whirl* i» on the strccti at Readc's PARK HOTEL PLAYHOUSE t* CoHiniunitj^^'riM'HtiT. • Morris town, Paper (Dill Playhouse N. J. liufihostandM |H;OUKII Scjtt. Ik June Hfivrr and Frank Carrir^ton,Director '~T«tephcme-ShortHtlls 73000 2d s*» t4 ^ Now Playing ^ 7TH ST. AT ARLINGTON AVE. fLAINflELD, N. J. *w 5SO Mil Tl)< film is byse(J «m im-itlcnls in. Uic lifi; of Jot Howard, troubii- "THE DESERT SONG" FOR RESERVATIONS — PHONE PL 48740 3*-: diiui-fi runpoiscr and highlights BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 25th ALL 8IJATS—«l.«o (iiio'lbye. My (liid/iio'vc; Hc.ilif. Mnllaby; Wait DONALD NITA CLARENC1 Directed by Jr., STARTS MONDAY, SEPT. HI Till the Sun Shines NVilie; B< GAGE CAROL NORDSTROM Will in n i Producer Swi ct to Mi' K«l: Honi'ynioon: in (he Smashing Mi,isie;il >m«'ce>.H ^ III-;i 11 tilCAKI.K ill What's tin: Use of Dreaming, and 'fiiiiiiiiiiiiH 1*1 I Wondrr Who's KLs.siag Her Now. MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" " RIO KITA' % With ttlLLlK WOHTli and l'KTKIl H1IU II ti II "Brute Force," Prison KICUAItU ALAN (iOUIK)N. Mysieal Director SECOND CHANCE Drama at Morristown «IUi HUNT TAVMtlt «:3» - MATINUCS *T 2:3(1 . 'Unite- Four," powerful ami Priemi Itncl Mnn Ihru Ttiurs t'v»s fri-* Hat Kvrt •'*•"* taxi SI 80-VMfl-SI «fl %•> 4»-fS1 m-t% «A Wed A: &»t. M taxi SI 80-VMfl-SI «fl %•> 4»-fS1 m-t% «A anciister is th(>-leading "SOGOOD...SOTRUE... jiliyer us a i onvict, Hume Cronyn I ,IH the cruel Ktiard captain and SO FULL OF LOVE!" ! (i;iarli'8 Birkford as « convict.

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Nik I Hit Now riayinir Thru Saturday OurLives" The Corpse Itotxri Voimjt—.Suwn Hayward Came "THEY WONT C.O.D.11 minncuu BELIEVE ME" UIUTTI also Tat O'Brien—Anne Jeffries "RIFFRAFF" Sunday—Monday—Tuesday Hex Harrison—Lilli Palmer 3-COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY—3 "Notorious Gentleman" 2:00 -7:00 - 10:00 P. M. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir also SATURDAY: 2:10 • 5:31 • 8:52 P. M. Edmond O'Bripn—Ella Raine« * NOW PLAYING THRU WEP. * "THE WEB" Coming;—Sept. 10, 11, 13, is PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY Tfw 4urfMny Arnri Plettm JACK CARY ( MAT. 74c EVE. $1.20 tax iitcl. Whimr »t Mm Afdmr ****»! CHILDREN 50c AT ALL TIMES A new kind THE BEST YEARS • OF OUR LIVES' BENNY GRANT of tire is says: says: SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUG. 31, SEPT. 1 (ontinuoim Prrformauce Labor Day, Sept. 1. iXCHLINT!" One Year Old today! WMENSt!" IT'S RAFT'S No Tire in Ilislorv KIND OF Has Made Such a Dramatic ALUtO ARTISTS PRODUCTIONS INC. pusentl ACTION! Improvement in Driving. DON DeFORE • ANN HARDIKG • CHARLES tUGGLES It takes ju-t one mile tn liiMmor what the I*.' S. LOBSTERS . VICTOR MO0R| - GALE STORM Rova! ,\ir Hiile lias done li>r ilrivuii,'. Broiled. Cold o* From tlic moment vo'n t.iko tin- \ilipr|, \mi rrcop- steamed Under ROY DEI RUTH'S - ni/rahmirmih tirw cinnturl m riding.,.;m am.uingh \\ TH 1 Clams, Shrimp 'rojH.mHU "led" ami M.ilulitv in the May auy iar— IT HAPPENED ON 5 AVENUE large or '-m.ill—IKIII iplc prov iiJcs inure air volume TOMMY and JIMMY DORSET ;)i lower :iir |>rc-surr. ^ on rnln»ti lii^KfT. "-ol'trr rush- -IN- ion» ol ;tir tluil .-itto\Ml> out liir ronulir-l «A Rial Treat" "THE FABULOUS DORSEYS" road*—lirinj^ new rolling hiMirv |i» every Sea Food Placer mile. AniJ, tin- li mi \ir llnl.'iri'ad m.ikci TTiw I* Cfnfr flnr Air Ride— Mrcitnp fii-icr—keep- M.U in ini-tant HOPE FJOLSON And Here'* What It Doe* for Driving! drivinp COIHIIUIIKI. says: TUES.. WED., THURS., SEPT. 2-3-4 '-;\ NU tll-niC CNHIT .V^ Filet of Sole Mr ttide Klfmigm mini vm role.uw. trench f HEOY Make* Tire W*g»rH Home Made RolU .lutk.lh^r, ,*tr svumm With A» Orden HAPPINESS- ONE OF THE rs arc l»n> itif- nmrc L . S. Roval LAMARR Air Kiilrs tlmii ,mv <>thir iOADiD!"< BEST!" ' In I •lire in liiriory Tlir I in- i KlttCT WtHltCl NOON TIM- 3\ mmit* LPIIWI But tlirrr is iinly one vay t(» lir Mirci.f (At the Hammond all the f Mra mmlnrl anrv *ir»f .Ifi7<\ SANDERS HAYWARD ONE WEEK lEGINNING THURSDAY SEPT. 4th A MDI»» )fr»mk»rf fttiutlitn Mtuti lh»» United AH.tti Clark D«borah 11 vnB *———"—.T-.L-.-J . ' ii.i—•• i HI PERRY T. BROWN GABLE KERR KENNY DILMAR m SENATOR CLAGHORM • IN--* •ROAD and SUMMIT AVENUE "IT'S A JOKE SON" Summit 6-0913 ON MMC.AVI., nrorcm PLAWI "THE HUCKSTERS" —" BLOCK on lavn n