THE WESTFIELD LEADER the LEADING and MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER in UNION COUNTY SIXTY-Foutfln R&AK—No
THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY SIXTY-FOUtfln r&AK—No. 19 WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1954 32 Pages—5 Cant* Increase Seen in Community Concert Features 400 Register for Heart Fund Drive Water Co. Reports Tests Juvenile Crime Russian-Born Violin Virtuoso Spring Semester Leaders Named; On Well In Kenilworth Cases Over '52 Violinist In less than a decade before the Of Adult School Camillo Chairman American musical public, the vio- lin virtuoso Tossy Spivakovsky, Civil Defense Council Police Chief Reports who will appear at Westfield High Ballroom Dancing To Collect $2,400 in Meeting Wednesday Pumps '/^-million Progress Concerning School Tuesday evening at 8:80 One Day Campaign o'clock, in the third of this sea- Leads Courses in Gallons a Day Traffic Problems son's Community Concerts, has es- Number Enrolled By Personal Visits Norman T. Sprague, Civil De- tablished himself, as the New York fense director has announced there Cases involving juveniles rose Times put it in 1962, "among the Approximately 200 people regis- Jack J. Camillo, chairman for 1 be a meeting of the Westfield Plans for Pipeline, from 28 in 1852 to 66 in 1953, ac- choicest of violinists before the tered in person Monday night for the fourth consecutive year of the Defense Council, Wednesday, at cording to the annual report of public today . His playing had the second semester of the West- local Heart Fund drive which opens 8 p.m. in the Mayor's office in the Well Field Told the Police Department presented the polish of a master of the craft.
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