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g a r w o o d CRANFORD Ke n il w o r t h VoL L. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY:... THURSDAY, MARCH" II. 1943 F1V5 CENTS Scout G e t s Moderator Dorotby Catts Now Terms Test ■' First Lieutenant . Hints O n A unique 6lrthday gift of an 11 Persons Injured in Heroism *- ‘'Honorary- First Lieutenancy” Successful was presented to Miss Dorothy G ardening Catts, daughter bf Mr. and Mrs. Kenilworth Bus Wreck XL P. Catts of Stoughton avenue, Certificate V . I . ■ I . i ‘ 1,1 I Coqunandor SeOers , j l&Iondur night at Fort Monmouth, ■ a Eatontown, when she celebrated A re G iven Expranei Appreciation her sixteenth birthday by enter ■ Vehicle Hits Tree Near Newark Ave.; - Them— C ^ rol,
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ccldcnt or - i m Campbell of Receiving word Uifit there bad been at the Elizabeth General Hospital and Thomas Carroll. J r - in saving Scotch plains w ill serve as moderator cording to infonnation received byjCome- She therefore urged her lis- sent home, are: the life of,. George HM rslIa from and others at the table win include a mixup, Commander Sellers dis Dr. Howard H. Best; chapter chair tenen to lay their plans carefully and missed most o f his staff, and with twp George Powers, 15 yearVold. 163 drowning dn July 23, 1*40, hereby Judge Walter L. Hetfidd, 3rd,' of man, from National Red Cross head for longer than a single season. Lincoln Drive, Kenilworth, macera grants to him this Certificate Plainfleld, Sheriff Charles E. Ayres aides had JurtJodced the doors o f the quarters. control 'crater when Ibe first blue Location is of paramount impor-. Fuel tions of forehead, rcquiringxtwo Heroism together w ith its congratu o f Roselle, Surrogate Charles A. Otto, The increase w ill be brought about fence, Mrs. Ingalls pointed out, stat stiches. ' lations tb it in the tim e o f testing be Jr., of Elizabeth, Register' Edward alarm:was sounded sfi 10:23 p. m. by services rendered on the borne ing that vegetable gardens n e«f sun He Immediately returned to his post, Herbert'Palmer, 13 years old. 19 ertlflcateij Bauer of Eliziteeth, Freeholder front by the Red Cross to soldiers and for at least six., hours a day and re Lincoln Drive,. Kenilworth, bruised ‘ sigoed by Franklin IXBoofevelt, hon Charles Smith of Westfield, and Dep as did/otoer members of_ thel staff, sailors who have been wounded in. quire welt drained soil and soil free Ration^Stubs left leg and head. ' son teof whom bad Just readied their orary president; H erbert Hoover, uty County Cleric.Grover C. Traynor battle or lost in action, by additional of tree roots. The garden • should be Mrs. Agnes McGeehan, 26 years . honorary vice-president, and other of Westfield. ' ' homes. The' red alarm was sounded aid neded by families of these men in close proxim ity to one’s home in about 10:30, the second blue a t 10:40 old, 14th street, Kenilworth, possible .national scoot executives. The meeting is . open to the public, and other services carried on loraffly order that it may be given a ll possible W ill Be Re km fractured left ribs, contusions o f the ' . The presentation w as made by Dis and questions^from the audience wl and the sflt d ea r a t -Hfc44. by the borne service committee. As attention. Malang New i ation; chest.. trict Scoot Commissioner Harion ,W. follow the.panel discussions. / There were some complaints' that the size of toe army increases, the Properties which have had the-sub- William McGeehan, 4 years old, Drew, who stressed- the fact that, in A brief business meeting, in chart the Signals .were not audible in cer duties of tiie Bed CrouTikewise in SoR spread over toe top
s fe S i Dnv of Redrohing Com ing •h o ld . & m * . * « * P » - 'THE CRANFORD M i s s i o i ' " ^ r s s - . o t h i. ^ - o f f li t f e m attb (Ehrnnttlr In s e e u n g * P V , _t _ r tW. ness Commltteeqf theFrienda Meet- free enterprise wfach ha» developed •• • ln< Holue fa Trtntoo and m id in ll OIONT 0W MORE Th x . Cranford CHWMCU, E.t0btWmI .|»S greatest nation and the highest civilization m«nber the HeWom Sod^r m \\S ] _4te«_CMNro«» ,Crm«w!_E »lobl.»llgd 1198 i l ___ „ o » n kv no favorites. W e Friends, was a recent speaker at the VATIfeNTION TO MY . * (Combined in 1921) " ~ " ” known-to-man,^e-Piay no , ^^ .^ .t^ ^js^^u^^iationsautrof Union workn v in .wfor e -----the interest*-- • of V* the large and" ” v •the < Junioriunhjr CoQetfe. HlsHis topic .waswas “The Rev. Lealk small businesses alike. Frequently w eare Quaker* and the War." Mr. Roger* .ru n outlined the many social service ■ , Of Africa l ! At 0 Ml considered reactionary • . because we dare projects that have been undertaken “ Methodwls to s p e a k _ for all. business. ______; -by the Quakers at Jhsroe. and_abioaa---- The "Rev- le s ll EDWARD C. McMAHON, Publishes .... The fundamental danger in govern- In the civilian -war emergency and the status o f the members o f the'society Sionary on furlou, ... CHARLES M. RAY, Editor „ ‘ ment ownership or control of business lies who have, been placed In prison or & be the speaker at in the fact that economic control leads to conscientious objector camps because Sunday in the'Me i f ■ is the first of a se NATI( political control. The moment a people; must o f their b e lie f In pee*® ® "-- . . - nine .Lenten servl subscribe to political doctrines in order to The report of.one U. J. C. gra&iate turn talks by miss who has m ade much progress In her • c i win economic consideration, it is no longer field o t study la recorded lrr the an- from their variou Entered at the Post Offlceat Cranford, N, ncuuoement that Miss Margoret E. The mid-week fr e e ." -' • ~ . ■ . ■ ■ ~ ' •.,.. • commenced last I BK ns Second Qass Matter. 1 T ro s e lt o f Plainfield. a graehiate In the rtan o f I#W, hhf been appointed A Matchett Y . Poyh Published Thursday at Cranford. NcwTqrsey, by llm buctorat> Hunter College,” Jlew j ■, ed the congregat The Cranford Citizen and Chronicle. In K OBteW York City. She was graduated; from of God. The pro, S S T Cranford, -Garwood .and Kenilworth. The Rising Flk&d Barnard CoRege, received her mas during the comln Mothers of the .. Subscription Rites $2.00 a Year in Advance I t w ill take the utmost effort from, all ter o f a ita degree from Columbia this ter of arts degree from Columbia and sons ta mlUtaiy OFFICE: 5-7 Alden St. Tel. CRanford 6-OOOS of the people to save this country from total her doctor’s degree In experimental ^gedlo give the -inflation arid collapse. The_ spectacle of . peychology from Rutgers. University ,\VR> prescu.present addressa ~T this year. ' . . - Bareness, who. Is I endlesi wrangling over adoption of a phy- them approplrati E<- • T o fill th e vacancies on the Student as^you-go tax plan certainly, adds no strength | Council o f the college caused by the from the church. Victory Gardens tq that effort. A plan of such a nature will recent calling to active ^ ity of sev Ushers for Marc sun- inevitably be put in force for the simple era l o f its members. V irginia Hart, perthwaite, F. Hei A pleasant pastime in the lazy, C. Roberts and L reason that it is the only way that the gov Lee Hlnterleiner and kUlliei Wriers- drenched Summer days of peacetime gar bach were appointed last week. Herb dening has suddenly been revitalized into an ernment w ill be able to collect the heavy Vatter, John Higgins and Stuart Hun- " Day of Praj taxes now being levied, and to be increased ter were, the council members .called active, home front phase of the war effort. to service. Also recently appointed ToBeObte in the future. To put it bluntly, w e have a The Cranford Defense Council, as well to the council to AH the vacancy Announcement choice between a pay-as-you-go plan and of the World Day the Gatden Club and the Republican caused by the drafting ot John Zis- as chads, Huge assessments against- earnings seQ, secretary, was KayWchnore. (WNUSsrriM) the Cranford chui -The Union JiinJor College basket emoon at 2:30 o’l ball team recently completed Ms sea dist Church was son with a total of five victories and IN RETROSPECT of the Woman’s S tour defeats. A win from the Crenr- P M the TBcs af the CMsea Silt Chronicle Service of the ch ford High School team S5 to 32, the thru our w in dow The W. S. C. S. second o f the season, and a defeat a t . By Ed sad Charicy ■ . rtveVeenAge Joint service. - the hands of the Rutgers JayVee Mrs. Sidney. H team, 84 to 35, wound up the record poup on the life Hereafter, we Imagine, S r ^ a n S a U o n Wednesday Kal Shek and hei Remember, every Uttuce h ^ , eve^ We are spending hundreds of billions for the year- Coach Steve Champ! Civilian Defense Corps wHl ™ tget and Manager Haiti Vatter, received riA tT tte ^ v S M p Rowne. Vice-presidents ate emoon session of about advance notices ot test Jensen gave an . i bunch of carrots g r o w n S i t oTdollare °f «■ *"• - N° " * - the thanks o f •their fellow studenta B.C. AldrlCh m dV.W .O pciftt, on the vacant lots o f Cranford meatw that “ uu,“ “ ■ servance of .the f l nary mortal can conceive of such a *um for ihe successful completion of the much more space on overcrowded freight season In apite o f changes In the line in the F iji Islani But it is clear that with every panrag day that the day Is ot And even a little bit ot space may be up due to the war. c a rs the problems of-financing the war grow sssfathers add «u (^.^baw w di^for ss world, even In Wl t& carry the bomb that i»ito sink an aaassasasfiggg* Bormemann gave enough greater. While the 'expert*" wrangle over -ta p ; 1 com- blast an enemJicitadel. Luncheon was three , of the W. ! Selected afetrnoon session. ' ihment Poyntcr, wife o f t] dent of the group, Archie Cameron v the tn e ofth li _____ light ______lUBBUUf . program. - refreshments replacingthe customary Mrs. Ada Flihe ables. The supply will be bountiltr “ ““Mrs. Artiur Bedt W riectedJfSggf”^ ot the incapfe. Until that is done, the full effort of- birthday dlnndr. A birthday cake the New ." York thifl year, but only in, tne Victory Ciarden, a)l the people cannot be drawn upon to pay was cut to marie the occasion and Mrs. monthly meeting ( that is being don not in the marketplace. • ' fa the—war, for many will never pay John: Mudrock, president, /presided over thh business meeting that fo l o T ^ d g e p o c t. Conn, con- the boys in servlci It was announce 'dtherwise. . lowed. . / _ ■ ■ .. It was reported, by Mrs. Welter meeting o( a prayer service ( church at 9 a. n Cooper, chairman of the committee nSte, ap« fimn there weet toFW Bbwgh^erene Rotary_Cl(*tTbursday noon.to »e cnapei oi m Statement O f Faith to send gifts to thg eons o f Legion and that a. missionary t ^ s m SdSeTSt ChsHes Oath, the ■Mh Methodist Chuirii. .. . . ,, ... Sunday evening s< .... -The following editorial from the V«* . unit members' Id the armed-forces, He waa tnBlS rih .to ' Thn vm »g« Improvement AssocteHon voted to that package*/were sent for Valen beg e f years, epermttog » A e r e ^ ” iS to S a Boaod of Health asking for a VimA, Washington, Republic, demonstrates Ch u r c h o f c i tine’s day apd will be sent during the thee was saaeMWaatsu i n s - Swi? to ** the kind of straight thinking which {Omea Easter eessojv^ldrs. .Cooper was - 5u te'ef raw mdBc In Cranfora. - “SUBSTANCE" from the grass roots of America, ^fficial’ m named chairmen'of a committee op-- S& MsaoiMSS&S - #The annual District Bed ^ Boy f^tlnsp^on mon subject for Si ending'one day a week at the Local 1will toe March 28 to Booepvrit Sdmol. Scout all Christian Scl( spokesmen in Washington have^yetto make j H V i - fTaimeii’a information, center. - S L ^ »^ L . P 4 rka and ^ committee will be Societies tbrougho a statement o f faith equal to. this:/ BUY Donations were voted; to the. Camp .The Golden T OMITBD J iv ty -/ ... -20 'Cranford merchante. proles; “The preservation of the/free enter* kllmer fund end the Amwrlmn Bed Lord, is the great! IMTII Cross .roU call . and war timd drive. and the glory, ar prise system is one of the chief issue* before • Men’ll Assoda TAR The raemberawere urgedtow rlteto * >g by; Me fiteeda here. the majesty: .... the country. It is one to which we frequently \the state’s .senators and co n p e p ® fri^M M toMsnsw <^^ tU ^ tfn ^ w e*i«i toe U fito fto i» honour come ol rreuwtlng their Supjrai^tbjJtM ^ I constitution' and by-laws, tt •wagan- refer because we.think thfltlt is second only on toe . ; by Winchester Brltton. Sr., chalr- reignest over al In H lttt.B . B . BOO, to beep JhS V e t* . rvkitrarr tD aome riunors, Cranford has no paid nounced II, 12) comraiF, P o f the motor w rp d c a y to the war effort in importance. ’.. ; . . /T i i r t r ^ - Bade Among, the Lgi ^ C£2meiwriee> sU^uristence andothw> Athar urito unUa - . Ten Tears Age , .. “We believe in hotting on to free en HhabtUtatlaci'SrariK . — i tlona is the follow ■ a*,. AMirimdf y sawolnled - Mr*- . “ S L lfX g unlfoim^airi MVvide toefc , ■even toe duties of “The Lord is goo- terprise because w e thifik that it is the key to ’ ••'ChwtsiiOratmii^^BB^-P^ssl^ b 1^; ® : " own the day of troub) • .member --of-thej-cotihlF-i oomtoating the highest level of .human hapjdness. W e --- ^>3 *■ # |vp?**r - them that trust In accepting-toe situation The Lesson rSe do not believe that men can live happily for ♦n»-.muwrti M i eeardnertylnthg' - r ‘ : / r ' ‘ ; .toeunltwai hon^a Cara periy m the following pass long under a system o f government omtrol qUl'H*rinXCOi*luored Madlaon rariiSChool in iho tian Science texU that reduces all persOns to a level and with- , . , S J i s T - l , •> r YOUR Health with Key , > r yy by Mary Baker Ed VICTORY ©ARDEN are perfect and eb and Life.” (p. 2* , > * V ; v’ C E B W ’l p t i w P i i n d :.. ^ ^ jW yrpipsn's Chib of Cranford wm THIS WEEK f 1 “ " N e x t Sunday w fll bo Fam ily Dajr, in toe . i . hoM 's enrd Pgrty . April lf .at 8:18 Complete* 77 ft? H" r ’ , ' t > v t o T t ^ S u r S S f S an effort 5t>*- ./ 2pTm.,attoe honM
v * ' Was conduced a t’ toe mbetlng.' - - ' AH W r it " I f ...... ton, D.-v., nom aerasy * wUHbB lIMBjr. V® V»»ss«-^* -™-T T h e G o v e n i Dreyer oa Committee 'nhS^isnoadenflflc waKOTtordUn^JJ totoeen it up and let air to, and if toe raxtooedstapt 12 Genre 1 Henry Dreyer of 031 Springfield • Repeating ( avenue was appointed a member of loosethe aoil w ill obtain air without being tunmd up- adminstration, StBlxsbetokHtoeW idSedmra. B to tt.ls generally consideredla good p ra c ; both, last Thursday, foltowtoll the publicity committee of the Union prominent govemsnent officials attended me i«>«» SHOT County Board of Agriculture at .their bee to have toe soti dug or plowed writ canbe hmaed Bring Yours Hi expeditiously. Don’t try tophmttoeisoUwtttwutdg- meeting, last Thursday night in the ^ g lt unless you are sure ttle re^y fertile, wMh nw _ rlflora Years Age . .If Yon Waa Clark Township. Fire Hall. William humus and tim e fo r the plants to grow w ith -, Or. James P. Chapin. cm rstor^troric a U lA ^ . . toe Got -.Allen, state secretary of agriculture, out an extra application. ' ' be Hew York Museumvf Ifttorri Hlriory^w1^ ” ; spoke tq the membera,of the board, * It Ur very important to get lUng.and tertlllw on weaker at tha annual banquet ot M e n x lW ? , S P 1 'discussing the various problems of the early If aoil needs them. They msy be weB mixed to tfirXYecbjteHan Churcb ntt* ^ff***; f of farmers to war-time and acquainting the eoll before you plow or dig Tito v ^ g r t toese A U TO S the members with legislation recently materials down where toe roots can use them, and toe « , as^isss?«ssss|stt!«s CRANFO passed or pending relative to farm- resuttsrwUl probably be better than If lime and fer 9 NORTH Uh O LD ParM are. problems. - tilizer are put on top later ' ' . ;■ H you w ill broadcast what lime and fertilizer mid Friday afternoon. I> riItean d d a««T ^ ^ f^ }^ r ’ -manure you are going to use on your Victory Garden to es t J. Holt, local bHnd and on flower borders,as soon as possible, ami than of toe Cranford Fort, Veterans «4 Fardp Wart, ^ jl R ation Cards for NEW Parts work these materials to when you are preparing.toe over station WIBS ln Ulrabeto ^ ' ^ , l5 ^ g,PP^ mSi you w ill g e t better results than if for unity among toe peopkeof tto Untied Stato. to apply them afterwards. This Is particularly true 1 The Village • improvement Asmdation ww c UDDY MLOWAn specking. "Please. I .qsk.you, have your eloctric Uris year, when gardeners have to use a lot of « ] P ric ■ brate Its 32nd birthday on T uraday w ife . material that must decay before toe plant nutrients^are- Hayashi’s Restaurant. M l« «>e For W oi hauled it they aren't worklnq right. N e w . no, never farow away brokenor wwn^oto ««S > le . Although toe old metoodvf applytog for- daughter of Henry Ward Beecher, Will apeak on ... tlHzer after theerpp is planted, pr tty toe side of the and ihft Dram Low iOs _■ if,jaanl= -Preble parts. They are like ration cards must be returned to the maau,act?J” -Mrs. Anna Ldhmann aqd hCT,dauitot«».M ^ planV gives results^ plenty of wato: Is avaitable. It We now'havi toed ealer can secure replacement parts. Old wringer roUs.worn “ ■ does hot make fo tJhe most efficient use of too fer* Anna, bf 441 Norto avenuSweat, were found, u n ow w a M broken cleaner brashes aren't Junk any more. Theyromprlsomrterials w ^ A m o ^ IIHw t . . - ■ ■ .i". • . - - . ■ elongated t m - facturers need, since metal and wire, rubber and other essential materials have I f you h a v e your coldframe ready, now is the time -gfiffKttB UVJ1U HUr.fS OU vpvu 'iS gee — t’aitsssf--- - ^'%** *. to start planting. ■ Don't be in too Wg a .hurry to re- , toe police was aaddental drath. ■ Joined our lighting forces/*' . _ . . • moSemufchmaterlrifrom.^bOTdCTjtix^&nrt^. Boy. scouts of troops<76,”W sod.7® ■**, DR. LO C I out of the ground and toe cold weather ta w o w . . secret plans for a for Mea ■ ' Loosen this muldl Txatertal. for It baa been jpadrad day to fathers ^*Mncesa"Princess Bomue,?;-le.’r; NewarkN ew ark musical doamby winter rataf and Is wet and soggy. After, toe wti b ?p !S ^ to C h v^ m FRT .TCfflm SEBVICE ptants start to grow, toe mulchmsy wnotoertoe-top . growth somewhat and cause yritowtog t ir inibesmtcnl smdSatardayevenliy.for'^ .b g ^ ^ .^ X S ANDREW - tebwnhig. So loosen toe nw rii and permit air to gst Cleveland P.-T. a T ^ o A wfl5?£?SJSSit) hsj-then leave H alone until you are isira toa waatoee m u m Btoari a f fOQOWeSim. ‘ i, . ~ ' * J- 1 has aettled.,. . » ., . ’>• - .• - .' ;3M| vene rmasnspam Cm OW AMP CHB0M1CLG. THOBSDAY, MARCH II. IMS* Missionary - w Important Rationing Dates Rotary CldbUrgca Roosevelt P.-T. A.\ ...... ' I M M ■ . . Rationing Board Hem ToHe^rDr. Cole through*^**"" wupon*’ to r «**»» Srikna each, are now vaHd" The Rotary Chib went on record as Dr. Charles-G. Cole, president of urging tire establishment of . a War Union Junior College, will be guest Will Speak • ^ ' coupons'paw good for the purchase of 10 Price and. Rationing Board to Cran- speaker at the March meeting of the gallons a t fuel oil or kersene. .. ■ . - . - fon t at its meeting last Thunday noon Roosevelt P.-T. A at 2:45.pj_nuMon-_ ■ : .____' ■ ' ■ CaKee •• ~ . ■ ' In the educational building of tire day in the school auditorium, it was FACILITIES Rev. Leslie C . Surah Methodist Chuid). A resolution was ^.gs in WBrjtatkw Book O n e it valid for the p u r announced this week by Mrs. Wallace passed, copies o f which w ill be sent . Our funeral home provides a greater Of Africa to Addraw , chase of one pound of roes^d toffee until Blardi 2 1 . Williamson, president. Refreshments to the State OPA and to the Town will be served, and arrangements seating capacity and offers other conveniences ‘ Methodjsts Sunday • . . ' • Sugar ■ ■ ■ ■ ship Committee. Cranford is now have been made to have a high school served by Board 3 of Roselle Park. often not available In the residence. ' - The Tlev. Leslie C; Sarah,-»- mla- until ltoS?>l? ,^ * r - " " " ®ood *»-*«ree pounds of su*ar._Valid_ giri_ care for small. chiidren_durmg Sionary on furlough from Afrlcj^W f* Henry W.'Whipple, past president, the meeting. 8bee.Eatl*nlag ' • - led a discussion of the second object t . the speaker at the 8 p, m. servt A t a meeting o f the executive board h 17 in ^far Ration Book One is good for the pur Sunday in the Methodist Church. Tti of Rotary—high ethical standards in last week, Mrs. Williamson appointed IQ o o l e y chase of a pair of shoes until June 15. business and .the professions. Harold • i, the first of a series of Sunday eve the follow ing nominating committee: -V. ... . ■- . M. Wilson and Carroll K. Sellers also ning Lenten services which w ill fea Processed Food ... Mrs. J. W alter Coffee, chairman; Mrs. FUNERAL SERVICE participated. ' F. D exter Sanborn, J r, and Miss ture talks by missionaries on furlough , , , A-B.SPd C blue stamps in War Ration Book Two, totaling 48 SIS NORTH AVENUE: W. CRANFORD 6-d*88 from their various,Helds. . A nominating committee comprised Gertrude Almy, principal of the 2™?“ ^ * * * * f ° r tile purchase o f canned, bottled and processed foods school. The mid-week Lenten services dutog tte month o f March. Use your high point stamps first; buy care- of the Rev. Frank M. Sherlock, Charles M. Ray.and William J. W31- commenced last toght when “ £5®v' fo lly eo your points last out the month. Use fresh vegetables and fruits; Matchett Y. Foynter, paitor. ^ddress^ ” T..»ro-.ly>t rationed.. Those_who have not received Rook Two can , past presidents, was appointed b y •d the congregation on tire subject apply at boards on and after Match 8, y : Gordon) L. peters, president Tphij Pcommittee w ill report March 25. 1 of God. The programs w ill continue . . Tire Inspection ' ' . . during the coming, liv e weeks. . . ___of A gasoline ration books must have tires inspected It . was voted by the members to Mothers of the church who have ?925 “ *1™ Holders of B and C gasoline ration books were re donate 21 each to the Red Cross drive. sons m military service have been quired to have their first tire inspection by February 28. No supple-. War bonds w ere awarded to Mr. Wilson, Charles E. Dooley, Mariano nreed to give their son’s names and ins uti l gasoline rations w ill be issued until tires have been inspected. present addresses to Mra. Thorlief Greco,, Walter ‘ Johnston. Wade H. ■ • ' ’ Gunltne ..... Poston and Dr. Rowland P. Blythe. Bareness, who. is in charge o f sending . 1“ A fosoltoe ration books good for three gal- Wedding -anniversary felicitations them appropirate' Easter messages Iona until March 21. . Were - extended to Mr. and Mrs. from the church. , ' . ’ - ■ . Priee Ceilfaigs . .. - Charles. SkHlman and' Thomas V. Ushers for March are Howard Cow- Albert was extended greetings on his nerthwaite, F. Herbert Hoick, Charles /.. Print butter (salt; sweet, or whipped) 93-score: fifty-seven cents a pound ( i f delivered by route men, fifty-eight cents a pound). ' . birthday. , , C. Roberts and Ie p L . Weaver,- s .. .. Tub butter,' 93-score: fifty-five cents per pound. Visitors welcomed by Mr. Sellers . oerrots, peas, beans, tomatoes, cabbage: prices' are frozen included Frank Scott and Dr. Vernon D ay o f Prayer as o f February 18-22. . . • ■ . S till o f Elizabeth and Ham Wilm er- dingof Linden. T o B e Observed ~. Fresh lettuce, spinach: prices are frozen as of February 20-24. Announcement o f the observation . Egp. Grade A large will be no higher than fifty-three cents a dozen, effective March 11. (Extra-large eggs, Grade A: fifty-five cents' of the World Day o f Prayer by aU o f a dozen; Grade B will be fifty-one cents a dozen.) - . the Cranford churches tomorrow aft- To Amortize Mortgage emoon at 2:30 o’clock in the Metho " ' ' "• Local Board Boon 1' . _ An appeal for completion of the dist Church was made at a meeting Monday and Wednesday— 11 a. m. to'S p . m. and 7 to 9 P . M. ' icr of the Woman’s Society for Christian payment o f the mortgage on the Sun ' Tuesday, Thursday, Friday— 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. “ Service of the church held Tuesday. t Chronicle Saturday—8 a. m. to 12 noon. day School building of the Presby The W. S. C. S. is in charge o f the terian Church started over two years joint service." - ’ ■ Telephone fcR. 6-2510 — ROselle 4-2254. . Mrs. Sidney. Nunn spoke to the ago by the Forward Movement, was| n t o f the Cran- made this week by the Rev. William 10 D. Rankin at group on the life of Madam Chiang Ion Wednesday Kal Shek and her fam ily at the aft Will Donate Flowers Student* Send Gifts R. Slqan, pastor. -The mortgage has -preoldetits are ■ ernoon session o f the meeting. Mrs. been reduced from $25,000 to. $8,500 Jensen gave an account of the ob To Kilmer Patients To Kilmer Soldiers The' Garden Club' of Cranford, to since October, 1940, and to e church cub soouts and. servance of the W orld Day. o f Prayer ' The Gray Ladies of the local Red evening in the in the F iji Islands and emphasized gether with other garden clubs o f this Cross on duty at the Camp Kilm er is desirous of completing the pay- and more than that the day Is observed a ll over the area, will contribute flowers to the Hospital' took with them'this week ment / Donations or fulfilling^ of r the year were . . world, even In w ar time. Mrs. Fred wards of Camp Kilmer Hospital this many favors and useful presents made pledges may be made with toe com- summer, it was announced at the t the Mothers' Bormemann gave a piano solo. % by the Junior Red Cross, of the Cran mlttee consisting of N. R. Foster, E. fodtonsr com- Luncheon was served' by circle meeting of the dub Monday after ford, Garwood and ' Kenilworth L. Whittier, M. B. T aliaferro' arid -sty* ; . Z j p -i- i ' three of the W. S. C. S. before the noon at the home o f Mrs. F. S. Wads Schools to classroom work. Lincoln Anne E. Thompson. ttt'eiraf'Oetected afetrnoon session. Mrs. Matchett Y . worth o f Berkeley place, Mrs.' H. J. School sent , more than 200 decorated dMMMSUshinent Poyntcr, wife o f the pastor and presl- Chapin, president, announced that napkins, filled candy cups’and favors .The Rev. Mr. Sloan opened the 7 w S S K n o£ x - dent of the group, presided, and Mrs. three members w ill provide bouquets made by Mrs. Horn’s fifth grade, Mrs. mid-week len ten services thty week BMls4Wtb annd- Archie Cameron was in charge o lih e each week. Dunn’s fourth and fifth grades, Mrs. with a talk on Confession at the ser he d ose of thli program. - - i • Miss Ruth Noll .showed pictures of Patterson's fifth grade and Miss Pal vices last night A series of talks will old, Williamsburg and gave a talk, be given each Wednesday night dur Mrs. Ada FiSher gave a report.of mer’s.. first grade. The Garwood Try to accumulate ybur dry cleaning needs resident of the the New York Inter-Conference following the business meeting. . grades, under the direction, o f Miss ing Lent. |;Mrs- Clarence T h e club voted a donation of $25 to Miss Katherine Walker, a student ^.'.Installation monthly meeting and told o f the work Tearse, contributed-96 decorated nap- and make ode trip to our plant. When you call for that is being done in the group for the Red Cross war fund drive. Mrs. klns and many filled candy cups. The at New Jersey College for Women, ■ . . Chaf>ln announced that volunteers N ew Brunswick, and a practice tcach- ort. Conn., con the boys In service. Kenilworth grades, under the direc these articles, bring along your next lot, and save It was announced that there w ill be from the dub.are. needed, to.assist.(it. tion .of-Mira-Antrobus,--made-52-bed cr in the Cranford.scbools this week, , vocational and the Cranford Information Center heon meeting of a prayer service every Friday in the side bags for the hospital in their w ill be guest soloist at the 11 a. m. extra .driving and gas. church at 9 a. m. during le n t and where questions regarding rationing sewing classes. service on Sunday morning. ■ - ie chattel of the and gardening may be answered. that n. missionary w ill speak at the Because of the shortage, of manpower this Sunday evening services during Lent. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. G. L. •UUon voted to Griffith, Mrs. A. O. Brooks, Mrs. H. ilth asking for a year, have your spring cleaning' done early. We i to prohibit the Ch u r c h o f c u b is t , s c ie n t is t R. Best, Mrs. E. H. Vilade and Mrs. r . - “SUBSTANCE" is the Lesson-Ser W. F. Whitescarver. ■ may not be able to give you the service you want Scout Inspection mon subject for Sunday, M ardi 14, to GIRLS! during the rush season. . It School. Scout all Christian Science Churches and Men’s Club to See imshdttee will be Societies throughout the,world- .The Golden T e x t'Is : “ TMne, O Sports Picture Tonight ...... “A word to the ‘wives’ is sufficient!"...... erchants, profes; Lord, is the greatness, and the power, ’ The March meeting of Trinity GET INTO WAR WORK? the organization and the glory, and the victory, and Men’s Club, which w ill be held to Men’s Associa- the majesty: . both riches and night In the parish house, has been YPC! Well p*r You While Yeu'Lnmj jh school to pass designated as “Sports Night” and will -laws, tt was an- honour come of thee, s a il thou reignest over all.” ( I Chron.- 29. feature motion pictures of last fall's ritton .Sr., chalr- Navy-Columbla football game and. a SAVE 20% 11,12) ■ • ’ ; INSPECTORS — MACHINE OPERATORS Among, the Lesson - Sermon cita talk by the referee of the game, BY USING OUR Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee. tions is the following from tire Blblfc Those now to w ar wprk needn’t apply. , srnor A . Harry - Also to he shown w ill be a motion "The Lord is’good,,a strong hold to . Employment office dally 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. . die o f a peace- picture entitled “Air Raid Over Lon th th e order of the day of trouble; and he knoweth ntt-LAIIOEIBS don,” and other shorts. There w ill “DRIVE-IN” o f the closing, them that trust in him.” (Nah. 1:7) HYATT BEARINGS DIVISION I the situation be refreshments and smokes, accord The Lesson r Sermon also includes ing to W. T. Cofe, president." Mem EL 3 5420 R0 41007 CR b IS14 the following passage from tire Chris bers have been Invited to bring guests GENERAL MOTORS CORP. School in the tian Science textbook, “ Science and ouriusnent, Cran- to the meeting. - ■. ■ RARITAN RD. CLARK TOWN8Hn>, N. J. 44 NORTH AVENUE, EAST, CRANFORD Health with Key to the Scriptures" Bum No. 54 from Woodbridse, Perth Amboy, Rafcway. Westfield., by J. Seth Week- has headquarters to the Red Cross RRMEMBER PEARL HARBOR — BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS ight on the Plain- by Mary Baker Eddy: “ God’s thoughts ■ No, 35 from Elizabeth. , - - . - ■ / . ils of the touma- are perfect and eternal, are-substance rooms to . Cleveland Sriiool, it was and Life." (p. 286) , announced this week. ly in the Cranford Loyalty Crurade Complete* 77 Garments Urchin to an effort Since January 1, Mrs. James Angus l o t the New Jersey Knowles, of 209 Casino avenue has k p { the Cranford completed 77 garments for. the Sal torrent legislation. . vage for War Relief. Committee, which Urimously elected ban'Chib at their ^evand there was. d Board o f Direc headquarters ot and member of _ , - FOB " .'J ■ . led th e voters who RECAPPING tttedrby the g«»P ■ / . ■ AND1 .. : •' ■ . last m eeting'of the VULCANIZING — 1 - ■■ — tim ber of . TIRES ... MS x M JHn Recapped-.— .
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Given Send-off Anita Goodrich Metuchen Girl Wed y, Childrens Birthday Parties Becomes Bride To Richard Zundel _ Miss Anita Goodrich, (laughter of Miss Kathryn Kemp, daughter of Mrs. A, C. Goodrich of 505 Linden Mr: and Mrs. Lorin Kemp of Me Top Week's Social Functions Place, Cranford, and E. Raymond tuchen, form erly of. Chuquicamata, ■IS. Chile, S. A., was married Sunday to Birthday celebrations tor the young V Goodrich of Brooklyn, N. Y . became 4 m ■ t r folks of Cranford seem to be among the bride of Sergeant Frank E. R. Richard Rato Zundel,' son of Mr. and Currie Memorial, W, C. T. U., will Mrs. Frederick R. Zundel of 14 Ber .the major social activities in town meet Tuesday » t the home of Mn. Hawkes, son. of Mr, and Mrs. Frank keley place. The wedding took place these winter weeks as parents who C, jA- Skillman o f 205 Cenral avenue. Hawkes- O f B elleville, at a ceremony have given up their own entertaining performed Saturday at 5 p. m. in in the Little Church Around the Cor for_ the duration because GARDENSEEDS j l A l U f K C & 8-148$ In BULK and PACKAGE i m rAT c ia ■ Don’t wait until the last minute this ycar 'to get your GARDEN LIME and LIMESTONE F or a Good U*ed Easter permanent. Telephone us today, Qjanfoid 6-1846, and let us make * reservation for you . * FERTILIZERS — GRASS SEED Grud ar Sphct Pirn GARDEN TOOLS GALORE HENtY MREBOdSE Lady Fair Beauty Salon 1M WALNUT AVENUE : - . CBANFDED TEST YOUR SOIL HERE FREE !! ! ESnkd?-28M y o t ) a r e runiM D n anm a h m u i f YOUR GARDEN son, HERS AND TRST T t YOURSRUr AT ANY TdK; ' WE ALSO WAVE A BANDY GARDBf ENCYCLOPEDIA WHICH TOO MAT ME. .. ' . We Are Now Doing Businew in Our New Store . Full £uut%f Groceries AP 6 AR«S ■ HARDWARE AND GIFT SHOP CRANFORD HIGH GRADE MARKET 109 N /U nion Avenue CRenfon} 60666-;; 6 NORTH UNION AVE: Free EMivery C R» 6>U 0B-2101 THE SO U l 'IX W C P B O H IO K . 1 H 0 U M T , l a i C H 11, 1M3 f t i r f i M ~ Select y<*inf tliwthma " High School H«g If you plan to move a native haw OBITUARY thorn from the pasture to the yard, Lent In ‘ " New Shop Teacher ; select .a young plant as indicated Ratest A Cantlay • ' ClfeSNAPSHCT OIMiD Charles Howard, former-teacher in by a small stem and one which Bobert A . Cantlay, husband of Randolph Township and assistant iws no signs of grazing by liv e Trinity Church M” - Margaret Cantlay of 158 Hill- COMPOSITION principal a t Perth Amboy, has joined stock. Very often the native- haw crest avenue. died Saturday night. the faculty of the Cfanford High thorn has a strong and long lateral Besides his wife he is survived by School—as a shop teacher. He re ‘ Auquita. root system. One should dig w e ll fou r sons, George Cantlay o f Bound placed Josef Goodman. - away from the plant to locate root# - Rector W H Cwe Brook^Pfc. Charles Cantlay. U. S .A - Fred Swanekamp of the junior class Auguiifa Travers—you know, the Save as much of the lateral roots Talks on "T h e G oes P v t Peter Cantlay, tJ. S. A., and Feas TepresentetLthe'Cranford Hi^Yntthe one who-runs-the little hat-shop down as“possiblerond moire the-tree with Pre-Legislative Conference of the on Main Street—she's..always been a . ball of earth, in early ’ fall a fter M. Cantlay of Cranford,1 and two dead set against gambling in any Before G K w y” daugiters, Mrs. Elizabeth' m J Cuplt Boy-Legislators ot New Jersey at form. Never will forget whenri was frost, or in the spring as soon as the A series or character studies, “ The and Mrs. Nana Dancer of England. Princeton last week. The program a kid and she found little Hammy, frost is out o t the ground.__ - rross Before Calvary” wU l commence Funeral services were held Tues was part ot the Y . M. C. A.’s state her youngest nephew, playing mar ~?w°Sunday-»t Ithe-lOtSILoMock .ser day from GrayVFuneral Hocne in wide Youth and Government program, bles for keeps out back of the shop. ■ Galvanised Iron Painting Took it on herself to givehim a whal in Trinity C h u r*, it Was an Westfield and interment was in Fair- designed to train youth in govern - Adhesion of the paint film to gal ment and citizenship.\ ing and point out the evils of gam nounced by the Bey. FVahk M. Sher vieW Cemetery, Westfield. bling. She's a strict woman, Augusta, vanized iron which has not been e x lock, rector, this week. ; The Senior Play crews for the pro p o s e d to the weather for sih months duction of “Stage Door”, which will real strict. Good as gold, of course. The Rev. Mr. Sherlock w ill preach ' lb s , W .-P. Lynn Bujumighty set against the lighter or so before painting, rrtny be over be given by the class in the spring, this Sunday on “ Jacob and the Crass Mrs. William F. Lynn, "mother of things of life. come by washing with one of the ot limitstito.” The purpoa of the have been chosen, it was announced Well, so you could have knocked us following: (If vinegar or diluted * 1 3 Mrs. H. G. Sutter of 13 Roger ave this week by Miss Allcb Mathews, d i series, he has announced, if to show ' all over with a acetic acid; (2) diluted hydrochloric nue, died yesterday morning at her rector o f the play. Jack Fast has been feather when Au • -i.V Sat Christ’s Cross has been carried home in Rochester, N. Y. She had acid; (3) ammonia copper acetate appointed stage manager, Connie gusta started her water. After one of these solution* rthe lives of « n p l wonwn be been 111 since early in January, arid Murphy is mistress of the wardrobe, — Vfr*----- gambling cam paign for. War has dried, the sheeting is w asted l)| 'j fore -Calvaryjnd Mrs. Bitter andi sory Jimmie, /had Margaret Bender /is sceph designer, with water, allowed to dry and theii deep in his heart, e ^ n M u k f s a w . been at her bedside since last Sat- >Vv Bonds • and Jean Fredrick is property mistress, Stamps, right out the paint is applied, A red leadior' t - r in his own y a e t m e . ^w battte crass sfcy. ■ ■ . . ’ ' ' Ray Hunicke and-Carmen Quelly are blue lead priming coat is advised. }c The soles w ill deal with these f C . in the window of A native of Seneca Falls, N. Y., co-master electricians and Edward P her shop. First losses in the lives ot P »d men in Mrs. Lym had been' a readderit of I Kiam ie is business manager. - she got'hold of the b^re C h ^ arrftojte lives Rochester for many yean. Her bus- The high school interciass basket photographs, of o t people today and Anally w ill show band. Judge Lynn, diet* about two ball tournament is almost completed. every boy here in town who’s joined the significance o f C alvary and the up, and pasted them on a big W ard years ago.' In addition to h a daugh The senior class team holds first place in the window, with little American £ht of Christ's Cron falling upon ter and grandson here, she also leaves in the league with eight victories and SAVE at the crosses of men. t The subjects to flags at the corners. Half the town a sister who resides in Rochester. ' no defeats. Tied for second place are was down there watching her do It. be considered to ftrtnre wed a are the juniors and sophomores, each with She left the middle empty. Then she SCHER’S -Joseph and the Cross o f Io n d in e rf*. ’ Mrs. Hester C. Wild two victories and six defeats, They brought out a placard she'd had "Gideon and the Cross o f Conflict , Mrs. Hester C. Wild, widow o f W a w ill hold a plqy-off game in the neari printed up and put it in the middle, "E z e k ie l m d the Cross of Derwvt and this is what it said: "These arc lls T. Wild, Sr, and mother of Tax future to determine the winner of Aspirin Tablet# ment" and;“John the Baptist and the the Local Boys who have enlisted in Assessor W m is C . W ild o f 22 Tuxedo second place! ■ bottle of 1H ------1 9 c Gross of Humility.” . ' America’s War—They are betting place, died Sunday afternoon In that you are buying War Bonds and Apple Blowoni The Young People’s Fellowship ot Cranford HaR after an Ulness o t tour . Educational, Selentifle Center Stamps—H itler and the Japs are bet Hand Lotion. 1* o# 4 9 c the church wiU meet at 3 p. m. on Kharkov ranked among the lead ting you aren’ t-rPlace your beta in months. Besides h a son, she is sur-. Baby OU. Sunday at the pariah boose to m to vived by four grandchildren, Mia ing educational. and scientific cen side." , _ s to lele plctae etrlkla8, A few elmple nilee ef My wife couldn't wait to get her- Dr. Brown’s, I * e# 4 9 c an 'Saint’s Church in Orange to take Gen Wild and Mrs. Robert B m g of ters & the Soviet Union, with more . part in a conference tor Stfscepnl eompoeitlan. wlMly applied. will help yeu improve yeur own picture# seif down'there and Inside Augusta's New York, Edwin Wild of toe Anny than BO libraries, and a number o f ' shop to see what in the wide .world Blades, Gillette T>po. 'O C a a young people- ' - AirForces to Symar, Ten#, and Mrs. , piCTURB rcomposlUou" Is ■ word of moet Importance In tbe exact technical schools and museums. Its had happened to her, turning right 2 f ff o r ...... university , was established in 1805. The Rev. John K . Bodel, chaplain C. P. Veber of Glen Rode. ■ that netd frigbtsn oo on*. It center o t the picture, or too cloee around about gambling like that. The remodeled “ Palace of Young" at Camp Kilmer, win occupy the pul meant-arrangemtnt, which can be to any margin. The 0 fir e s here, You know my wife. She kind of likes Funeral servlcee were held from Pioneers" was a combination mu to talk. She went right up to Augusta C1*t8hamp~‘ 4 9 c pit at 8 p.m . on Wednesday to the Gray Memorial, 12 Springfield ave either good o. bad. * good compo which are tbe moet'-lmportent part Second of Ito Whtoondny evening of tbe picture, are somewhat off- seum and working laboratory for and Said, “ Augusta Travers, seems ' Epeosn Salta, |Q g a nue, yesterday at 2 p. m. and inter st tion la on* that pleases and satis like something's come over you. ■ 5 lb # ...... Lenten services. T h e rector w ® oc dee the eye. . canter. and tbs picture Is tbe belter youth, where such varied subjects ment teas in Fabview Cemetery, as aviatibn, %rt, physics, the thea Why, I never thought I ’ d see you run cupy the pulpit of S t Luke's Church Westfield. . rCertain rules, howerer, hies beta for It. ning a gambling campaign in your Rphedrine Nose Drop# 9 X s a in Roselle at this to e. Holy Com worked out to gnlda yon In Improe- Flndlly, remember that serttcal ter, and agricultural and natural sci own shop." " • ' Aqneoas,, 1 o# ence w ere studied. munion will be celebrated on Wednes Mrs. Freetsa H. Smith Ing the arrangement e l r o a r p is lines study a picture nd lend dip- Mean to-tell me it's a gamble Hot Water Bag# *4'- k day morning at 7:19, followed by Mrs. Cora Roberts Smlth„yrife of tnraa. Bat they nhonld be used-only nlty. HorteonUI lines susxeat peace whether this country buys enougl- - 7 9 c , ; Metals . bonds to win this war? Augusta breakfast In toe parish house and the IYcston H. Smith of 12-A, English u guides, end not followed' blindly and quint. A diagonal line ta dra matic. and suggests action and es- Take the best of care of all house asked. — - Petroleum Jelly, 4 7 d * aervice for unconfirmed young peo V illage, cBed Sunday a t t e r home, In every c u e became various com- I forgot to say. Wasn't just a hat' ple will take place at 4 p. m. under • poiltlon* differ rajlcally. Among eltement. . . . \ . hold metals, says Mrs. Harriet J, . White, 7 o # ....______. . . *aR r following a to r t illness. Sire was a Haynes, extension specialist In hpme my wife brought home, Was a hat the leadership a t Mrs. Robert Gray. these rule* are: . Follow these rulee ln general. native of Middletown and had lived management at Massachusetta State and a $25 bond. .. Shaving Cream, Gillette. These are the standard nenrice* tor . Do not dleldt a picture, or let any Hemorlaa them and try to, apply (Story from an actual report in the in Bayonne for many years before college. Keep all metals clean by Lenten Wednesdays and, in . future corning ^ Cranford a year and one- linn dlvldn a picture. Into Areas of them to your own picture making. flies of the Treasury Department.) And remember that any arrange frequent dusting, or ,wiping - with a Remember: It takes both—taxes ?£ 2 for 2 9 c weeks, the rector w ill speak on “ .half ago. Her husband was superin tbs name ships and equal slse. For Instance, tbe horlxon line In our ment wblcb appur* pleasing to damp cloth. They, m ay be washed and War Bonds (mid ■ more War SAVE WITH SAFETY series entitled, "The Jesus that M ot tendent of schools to Bayonne for Bayonne Ulus Hatton falls below the center of your eye Is probably well composed, in hot sudsy water, rinsed, and then Bonds)—to run the War and combat Knew.” many years before his retirement two Inflation! ' , V , S . Treasury Drtartmenl Frracrlptlons Carefully Coaa- tbe picture. It It ran directly acrase and you’ll bavt this matter of p h » dried thoroughly. \ years ago. . ’ the center, tbs picture wonld be togrnpble composition licked baton ponnded — Fairly Friend, Girl’s Saggeattaa Saecessfsl Besides h a husband to e is survived : Bring Your Next weakened one le a effective. ' yon know It. ' ' No Plague Resist Leaching Prescription to U# ’ War Production D rive headquar b y a son, Preston o f Rutherford, and Second, do not place tbe enblect . John van Guilder Locusts are no plague to Indlaiidiahs. The permanency o f modern oil- ters have received from the RCA a daughter^ Miss Rachel Smith o f on the Onondaga Reservation, near carried J preservatives In treated Manufacturing Co., Hoc., at Cam Cranford. \ - • ' Syracuse, which is being overrun wood Is* very high. These preserva den, N. J., a report that a augges- Battle Snowstorm . Funeral seivices were held from Elect New Members . by millions o f the “ 17-year” varie tive's contain as toxicants a group of tion by Eleanor Macrina,. a aolderer Gray Memorial, 12 Springfield ave After battling fierce snowstorms ty. _ The • Indians fry them in but chemicals which are almost insolu SCHER’S and-assembler, saved 32 hours per Balloting on new members took an English explorer and a South A f ter and eat them, in much the same ble in water, resist leaching and are nue, at 2:30 p . m. Tuesday and inter?, rican -recently ascended Umberto, thousand pieces of war equipment. ment was in Fairview Cemetery, place-at a meeting of Harry D. John manner as was done In Biblical highly resistant to evaporation by D R U G STO R E Her suggestion resulted in a saving 15,754 feet high, in the Ruwenori times. heat. . \ . • ' ■ Westfield. - • . son Council, 123, Daughters o f Am eri range in A frica...... , Sidney Seter, Be# Phan# of material, the reduction of costs - i * and the elimination o f the use o f ca, at their meeting last night Initi SOUTH AND WALNUT AVXS. Mi*. Wimam & Van Pelt Busy Period Six Hand Grenade!. one terminal board, with its spacers, 1787 Coins M is. Angefctte H . Van P elt, w ife of ation ceremonies w ill be held at the From 1900 to 1913 only one year. How the beauty parlor goes to Opp. Union Co. Trmt C# screws, washers, terminals and WHUam Setvazd Van Pelt of 15Co- next meeting arid it has. been re Fugio coins, known also as Frank Wpnt by without U. s! marines being war: The iron.that used to go into l ‘ j wires. ’ - ■ J . • lin and sundial cents, were the ear CRANPOBD tumbia avenue, died Friday nitfit at quested that guards attend in uni called out for duty on some foreign a single hair drier Is enough for six liest copper coins struck o ff by order toore. • ■ hand grenades. \. h a -h m tto ; talk>wi|>g a km/g illness. form. Mrs. Margaret . Armstrong, of the United .'States, government Good, Available S ta r t She was a n a tive o t Delano, Pa., and vice-councilor, conducted the meet from the dies of Abel Btiel in 1787. Thu common elderberry has toe had lived in Brooklyn for many years qualities of a good shrub and can ing in the absence o f Mrs, V iolet Fair before craning to Cranford 17 years — Tiny Hooks Bring $55 be found alm ost .anywhere. lt * ago. She attended -Brooklyn schools child, counrilOT.-Refrobmentewere bloom, fruit and foliage are attrac • Miniature bookS -which must be tive and it is certain to be hardy. and was a s to o l teacher in that city served by Mrs. Elsie Johaneson and read through a magnifying glass for many yean. - * K can be used in . with shrub masses, ter committee of Mm. Eleanor were sold in London for 355. Besides’her husband, toe is sur to. attract birds, to screen animal Schultz, Mrs. Florence Doolittle, Mrs. : lota, and to soften toe lines o f the vived by two nieces, Mrs. William Wefopahl o f Watolngton, D. C., for Margaret Castor. end Mrs. Marie BRENNAN TOYE farm buildings where it w ill not in Ernst I t woe announced that a ffO- terfere with the farm circulatory merly of Cranford! and Mrs. T. Her L.J.BRRNNAN C.XTOTR b ert Glenn o f Westfield. v a tea w ill b e held March 20 to toe system. , ' , ' P h m b in g a H e id in ^ H m s n i Funeral aoviccs were held Mbn- evening at the home of Mra. Arm v^ c$i day morning from Gray Memorial, 12 strong at 208 Arbor , street . Mrs. Chicken H eart ^^ngfirid. avenue, to charge o f ’the Mdva Dalman w ill be assisting hos H Dr. Carrel, of RockefoBa Insti tess. . ■ - ' . tute,' has kept a chicken*# heart Bev. Metrhrtt Y. Poynta, pastor of beating for 21 years fey supplying fbe. Methodtat Church. Interment it with special sohitoxta. This heart was in Crecowood Cemetery, TVen- has Already outlived five generations of chickens, and Dr. C artel states .that there is'no reason why it can not beat Indefinitely i f it is sagp&ed Mr# A te BT Robinson, widow ot DEHYDRAY with plenty o f toe solution. . A d n n C. Bob iiwon, died lis t Thun- dsty at tbe home o f te r daughter, Mrs. •Tlifi i g h»# f d r i u d flat wall/MwIwt** Fie Two nayanets ... Nrim n M. Axgo, Iaenox avenue, Weet- A bass drum contains enough steel firid.S h e was to her eritotb-sixth SAVES for two bayonets; p trumpet enough Feer. • ' * Printed on *11 your checks brass for GO .30 caliber cartridge Mra- Robineon was boro to Cedar PAINTING cases. . -.J. WjpUe, Rnra, and had lived in West without jdratxh" field tor 17 years. She was a mentor of toePretoytoian Church. TIME- TSk« notice tkat nssHrsa— few te w ta to tbe TtowuUp OoMtittM «ff TMm U p «C Besides h a daughter, Mrs. Argo, OulonJ. N. J , to tnaWor I* SDWAXD p n i xz. Mrs. Robinson is survived by two MONEY— . sadI DDK1 DITXXU l o ia s an M n n TAT This Handsome Check U S . for prealMa I m M at SSt OantnaW eras* Paul H. Rdblnaon o f Westfield Awnoa. Cranford. I*. I , U » TltnaiT Satnl and Adam -E Robinson of Cranford /tiook with YOUR NAME ConraiapUcn Ikanaa Ka. C A, t a S ah n krari bother for tekdiar'1 Itoaa. far t u snsPaaa Inane 1 am) six grandchildren. . Stamped in G old FREE1 Sri Cntannlal Anana. Q u f a A H. J. Fkmeral aervices w oe held at 2 to u t OUxai nuaa at SM OnAnslal t o ana. Cranfort. ff. I„ ud Into Utad np o’clock on Saturday afternoon from ■a Claik ItoaaUp, IC J. -- Gray’s Funeral Home,'Westfield! Jn c*mgf fa HaaJ» Carta* .u£r. m i to artstaMO, C eapM lilfO rtftoitoi awr in Wrtihw la XWaUar mean d a t e e&smge of the Rev. R ob ot M. Sktana/ / Wv-T mtoU* a tto M X. A ' • , Tbe body was taken to-tte fam ily gdot JSS7 M1X WITH W * n «. WHEN YOU OPEN A .... „ .A* : m i LX'S. - aamek ar HiAtras — ■‘T - - BtotaiSfir------nuxa i M l i l l :/'.. -.- fftaad sd Afleabaaet — laatas JW a a hweto pen ttot ito to i t t a a a l p a * p a l t o leweakl* a t CSaar Iraa<>,«to'*is4B M X I . ■ toe Oaaaw •» CeJoa. wot MS ndSa toatta# aa ...... / (N o mlolnmm bultoce reqnirad) ■ ■■ ■ -- MOimAT. KASCB IS. 1M1. / MACHINIST TOOLS? as l o t r. X fWSr Ttoal. at tas t o j n d -■ ' . - - - ■ . ' " . - © - ’ ' - ■ . BaQtoM, M M T Nm HI AlWM M ,tolM covf«s UUL ftH lBt HlwM tw m l+ ti / Z; You cuaopea a PERSONALIZED CHECKING SERVlCE uccoum . MICROMETERS? 4 u i M l jM lteO sM • ( Crtafbrd ■rnr. Omr, f«r -m r n b a k m to «rMt two- WS, OR! O a t to m * m e a w m O j (* 9 tex) hMM (M. Block I I U U I I I with nnjr amomit, even $ 1. Y o u r * * fy cost is lO jifor each check you . j i STB m iM lk Afcaw, Vut, comer Bordb- U l Avwoo; aim. « Block IT « Soofk Am- BmI. (m m t off A w m BnA TrtirtlJ issue. There Is no other charge. You w ill find it 'easier, *afer and , S L Si k tn11n~- “A " XNyCrtct. Attbo lBo M i rkM atofi attud «n W *- deddedly more convenieot to pay youf bills by check. Betides a « M portlM Offo loTttoi jm N — Sckfeders MB gppMtookY to to to u i will bo glvoo to checking account is more business-like and gives you prestige. - . - - " ' % . • . • ^.7.__ L;______■ . .• M AID o r AHJUM1IBNT. (WorJ Pi«t & Bmhrare :■ — - • ■, N« B. Footer. C ell i t thbtr oat of omr convtnltntlj-localtd offiett to AitfhMV O. BMrtek. open your account. O r you may open an account by m a il “•I - • • • • ' Becrotor] OotoA M r a u r H U H ' ■ • - joUtt&hm Paint £ l tap. 1*7-G N. UNION AVI, C X 8-254* i - mi 12 ttetogfldd Awe. U n i o n . C o u n t y Ckaafset . Wt o f c H M i a T r u s t C o m p a n y nXMBKAL^ 142 BROAD STREET PBPOMT INSUtANCB 100 SOUTH AVENUE Funeral; Director COKFORATION - * ELIZABETH ^ CRANFORD e r b a t i o h a l siLserig eon teiaJta -L. ^ 3 r_~ 1 ^ £ m: savYyiriAbs Stag? - ^ ^ ^ ^ tp jr i1 ^ y^Zj. \ " " c a a o t o c x x U..IMS. Gkanfwd Defeated Scfcoob Open Driver GUBcoub. Taira . ' LiooaHear Naval Officer First Aid Come Lieut George B. -Snowden. ,eoip- W illiam M . A lb e r t o f 15 Muosee In Tourney Opener manding officer at “tbs Coast Guard d rive has been given a professional To Bay 10,000 Jeeps Forty Girl Scoots are enrolled for Despite it* previous record‘of two IndocizinaUoc Center at Clark, rppke engineer’s license by the State Board victoriei over the itrong Regional a first aid course fating given at the to foe Lions Club at their dinner 'T'H E . little jeep which U serving a t Professional B iglneers and Land —Hjgh~SchopI~b»«ketbsll-tetflV-CraB- A m nnhly f m m Guadalcanal to Scout House on Monday afternoons. meeting Friday night in the Chimney Surveyors. Chief engineer of the u .. ford was defeated by the Springfield Africa has become the Mr*. W. S. C o m a Beslaurentr-Ha told the-dub schooi last Thursday night, M to 24, the gigantic efforts' o fi Damon, a format troop leader. a t the program being carried on there S . Metals Refining Company, Carteret in the lin t round o f the Group 2 New American school children Troop 18, Mrs. Sidney Smith leader, and in all parts of the world where for the past 19 years, Mr. Hilbert ac jersey Interscholastie Tournament at NEW CRANFORD War Savings program. provided 400 cookie* for the Camp there are aimed forces of the United quired his engineering education Thousands of public, private and Hillside. RESIDENTS parochial schools soon will be die* Kilmer Cookie Jar this week. Dona-, States. He was introduced by Wil through home study and was awarded Regional held the lead all the'way plgying a certificate of honor from tioos were also received from Troop liam Fredrick. August Thermann, a diploma In engineering design by with no difficulty after a slow first Secretary of the Treasury Henry 8 and from the Senior Scouts. president; presided. the Cooper Institute, New York City The following births have been re Morgenthau, Jr., signifying that|| period start and its high scorers, John corded with William J. Willsey, reg Zabidski and George Morgan, led they’ have paid for at b a s t one Jeep >t>9»«»»*»9»60»90990o»o» istrar of vital statistics: by buyingig $900 in War Stamps ana with 25 points between them.-Cran A son, Stephen Lee, to M r. end Mrs. ford’s Bob Poeltler and A1 Oram gave Bonds. - x • : *\ Earl- Edwin Willatier of H Indian Countless others will be flying the good account of themselves and the Spring road, on February 20. . . . . Schools At War banner awarded to ‘ game might have taken a different A'son, Robert’ Emmett, to Mr. find schools with 90 percent pupil par turn if the blue and gold’s forwards Mrs. Elliot F. Woodruff of 303 Wade ticipation in War Savings. BstUs Flags cf the flehcihi had had better luck with their shots. avenue, on February 21. . . Ten thousand jeeps and a hun of tbs education, section of the War ENLIST YOUR DOG The summaries: A daughter, Jill, to' Mr., and Mrs. dred bombersl This la the new goal F" gKClOXAL Sattags/Staff* are: - caamoioi 1 William Thomas Donnelly ot 18 Inf of -America's school* 30,000.000 Mare than? 7,000,000 elementary / THE K-8 CORPS IS FIGHTING FOR Y O U ! o » p 0 F P children continue theirSchool* At Dufidd. f . Rrardoe, i 3 1 T dian Spring road, on February 19.. and high school students from 30,000 On% t Bunn, f 1 t. » -War program under the auspices of schools have prepared special ■ ABM N, 1 W init. f • I I A son, John Cummings, to M r. and the Treasury. Department and the Z a b t U U . c s a w {Schools A t W ar scrapbooks for state YOUR DOG STAYS HOME. •MO*, r Mrs. John C. McLeod of 93 Winnie Chl»«y. e Mortoo, f s i it U. S. Office of Education. .and local exhibits. B n n , g • l l avenue, on February 17. . Results so far in the program re -War Stamp and War Bond pur YOUR DOG ENLISTED IN THE FoffiUra. f 8 9 T WUdv. g. i • _ A daughter, Anne Catherine, to Mr. ported by Dr. Homer W. Anderson. chases may reach a grand total of Btauvatt, s I • t Cyr*. g • • h ' « Renkfn. g • • I and Mrs. F elix F. Doering o f 144 Associate Field Director in charge $300,000,000 fo r the school year. BmlbIs, g • • • Hillcrest avenue, on February 23. WAR DOG FUND A son, George Thomas, to Mr. and Ttoate 1 Totals Tssnmmp sr cssbfobs WILL HELP THE DOG AT WAR Crauford T . 4 I Mrs. Edward P eter W elting of l Cole Kotlea la b an es a m Uwl Barbart K m sad Rcgtaral , • . 11 » 11 Cleveland, Roosevelt Zita Mm , Ua « A ban aSand la tm bia man avenue, on February 10. 1 Iran___ iba. IWnaSlM _ a t CranfordCraafotd lota. _ t. t t - t t . s la A daughter, Rosemarie, to M r.' and Pupil* Aid Red Cross Hock SIT llM kr Awns) « th*ux m r for Mrs. William Staddie o f 346 Cranford lira m m o f I W i W , cash, sad Ural m U otor ENLISTMENT RANK IN WAR DOG FUND Local Qectriciafia A recent report from the Cleveland U a frrao u m w i { o d Ural at * ratoflng or avenue, on February 6. . lira T M t o f i — lllii to bo bold c o H ire* ARMY M AR INE D O G NAVY 4» CQAST GUARD DOG A son, Richard Paul, to Mr. find and Roosevelt-Sdtooh indicates that I f , i M l T u t t otfw wtn bo eosaldorod tor ftaal Oppose Slate Control . approval ta d tlw aato o t atM property will oo Private $ 1.00 S*oaui x ; - I ;• ''" - .. EL Fred Suizer and Daniel Heyburn Mrs. Joseph Paul W elch'of 111 Ret foe . clansmans through various bo aratfo BDloai a u tolu l cauoo t p p w a *• eootrtry. . ■ . . were among the Cranford members ford avenue, on February 16. money iwfadng projects have raised Township C o M lttM o f th* IVhrate First O at* $ 2.00 ThirdClaasPetty Officer ' of the Union County Electrical Con A daughter, Esther Joy, to M r. and $58.01 fo r d ie W ar Fund D rive o f foe ■ Township o f Cranford, Mrs. Vincent Veltri o f 701 High street, 3 . VilTXI corns. C gqM td ' 8 3.00 Second Qau Petty Officer ; ' tractors’- Association who voted last American R e* Cross.' The. Robsevfilt - Tbfwutolp Clerk. week in Elizabeth to oppose proposed on February 16. Dstod: M irch t , IMS. Sergeant' ‘ $ S.OIO' Chief Petty Officer legislation to csl^blish a State Board A daughter, Valerie, to Mr. and School kindergarten through a spe ROTteC o r SmiaCRERT F-iurngn . of Electrical Examiners. Mrs. Grant Roger Rapp of 132 Ma- cial program raised’ $95.96. Checks Nolle* la Bcrobj C tm , Tbst the Srd later’ $10.00 katom drive, on February 12., for these amounts, totaling $153*7, aiodUto accounl of th* suboertbers, Trustee* of The contractors were told that elec tiio Trust crested under (ho lost WUI and Tes R A N K 8 V P T O GENERAL OR ADMIRAL AT HK1BER RATES - ' tricians’ unions, muncipal officials and A son, Tim othy Alan, to M r. and have been authorized by Mias Ger tament of Walter Btm Geo. deceased, will bo -Mtt-Dedmond E. Jones of 5 Cherokee trude Abny, principal o t these audited and otatod by the Sarrocate. and re county's, legislative, delegation will ported for settlement to the Orphans’ Court of assist in the fight to prevent passage road, on February 17. . schools, to b e paid to Henry W. Whip the County of Union, on Friday, the lfth day DOGS FOR DEFENSE, Inc., 250 PARK AVE^NEW YORK A daughter,' Eileen, to Mr. and Mrs. of April next at • :3f A M. ' ___ into law of the bill termed a “subter ple, treasurer of foe local chapter. John M. Quinn of 111 Mohawk drive, W INIFRED CRAIO C H . fuge to create political jobs.'-*- Mu These funds were raised t o e fo e War W ILLIA M M. LTBRAND. . FOR ENLlSIffiNT BUUiKS TELEPHONE CRANFORD $0430 nicipal control of the electrical indus on February 21. . Fund Drive through activities of foe CRANFORD TRUST COMPANY. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Anderson , Trustees. This advertisement donated by Bertha Erling, < Crescent PL, Cranford try is now effective, and, the proposed students vtdiich were separate from Dated X urb lih, 1943. o f 30 Broad street have announced SORG A SORGr Froetero, ----- ' , bill would exempt all save the liouse- the financial activities of foe Junior the birth of a’ son, Charles Olaf Kris 7M Broad fit, Newark, N. I. „ M >4444444444444441444444444444444 holder with a small wiring job, Rod Cross. 4-8” ” Fcoo f i l l 4444444444444441 Thomas A . Liddy, contractors’ .asso tian, oil March 4. - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ringle of 12 ciation president, said. • - ‘ Makatom drive have announced the birth o f a son,_ Lawrence Edward, on Guild to Mark March 5, • ' ‘ ' ~ Mr. and Mrs. Meredith S. Conley Birthday Monday of 2393 Channing avenue, Westfield, The twenty-third birthday of the have announced the birth o f a son, Margaret Greene Guild of the Pres Richard Meredith, on March 7 in byterian Church w ill be celebrated Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield. The baby’s paternal grandparents are Mr. U' Monday evening. The dinner w ill be and Mrs, Walter J. Conley of 3 Syl in charge of Ida Piitcher and her vester street and his paternal grand committee: Anna Goetz, Katherine father is Merritt Haynes of 12 Hamil Muller and Arm Merrick. Mary ton avenue. — , ’m going to shock you!” doak and Gladys Estabrook w ill be in charge o f decorations. Mrs. E. D. Stanley, w ife o f Bear- Transfers of Admiral Stanley of Cranford w ill ad Real Estate dress the group on the subject, “ South The following deeds have been re America—^specially Feni,” and will corded at the office of County Regis have on display curiae and pictures ter Bauer at the Courthouse, Eliza ' c . Recattae I’m going to hit right from, the she collected while stationed in beth: . . South America with her .husband. Mr. and Mrs. Salim 3 . Haddad to diooider, starting now. ' ‘ Honorary members and past presi M r. and Mrs. Abdo Assad R iz Kalla, dents of the guiM w ill be present property in foe southwesterly side ot “ Oi& theic, our boy» i lirng. and they’re Centennial avenue, 189*7 feet from Hillside. - faffing. N oton e or twd at t time, picked o£E by Lutherans-to Dedicate Township of Cranford to William time in the Young, lots l*15 'and 1*16, block 34, Honor Roll Sunday Realty Trust Map 34, o f 1,696 lots at roaring. flamih^ heH of a ahdl ban t > Dedication of an honor roll listing Cranford No. 1. - the men from Calvary Lutheran Hr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Cm to , they aren’t walking around in dean Church in the armed forces w ill take Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph D1 Spirito, prop place on Sunday at the 11 a. m. 'ser erty in the northerly side of Raritan wkbeMniforms on neat decks. They’re running vice, it was announced this week by road, 139*4 fist from Lincoln pork. ahd slipping around on the bloody heaving flanks the Rev. 'William F. Niebanck, pas tor.' There will be twelve or more cd carrier fonndering in sea of oil with her ii'V. .. Frlarrlae P. ; ? ■ & a a names on the plaque. Princeton university’s department gui8 torn out. - ■ ■<,- . The Woman’s Guild o f the church of geology -uses a magnetic o n sep w ill meet tomorrow night at • o’clock arator in assay work. It was in in the church and the Young People’s vented byA.F.HalH«nond, ofEog- ‘ T h ey’re not ljnng in cod, immacnlate hospital Luther League will meet on Sunday - land, and la the onty lastrumcnt of ’1 % beds with pretty nones to hold their bands. evening at 7:45 o'clock.- . - •its kiiv. in-itjis country. - f f ' They’re flat on their backs on cold steel taking asmoke and waiting fo ra doctor to get through viduhe vonoded. !. “ Out ffiene, they’re fightiDgandthcj^refallingbut they’re winning! And get this straight— they’re not complaining. Bat I want yon to know what r ‘ ' ,'Vi> they’re up against I want yon to know they 4 m m look to yon to,give them in yo*r way the same A ; ? 1 ' foil measure of help and devotion they get unasked from their own dhipmate8. ' ' , - ■ v m “ And you cm help them— by giving generouily THE RECORD SINGE PEARL HARBOR to flu Red Cross. ' ' ’ . m1 • >. - - --- r ” For...... the Anaad fern -Mow dm” fha Hams jraat-Tb ~ *H you had aeen the faces o f men polled naked --cat-maipa-ud-abdLiszriwms km . m «M d « w h et - - 'ilfn.-Lv4£htXr. frppstheaeaM ;th - G om i. with them ia tnialnc tad at tfc. Comwo. Tkoowtio m ild . Aida tad k Motor and Gtotoa tad Sea* float F«rstonl*-siidnaauoa,am«as & Field Difectnn -—yoa’d know wlut l meanl** handitd lUdCraw Out* lore lo t a - fim taat Cfiipo. ; v ...... 9 » - '- , l . n ------an— mmM _ a -t»«4 — i laHidwd flr e n n w mop*. Ik o n aw J uQflinOM M HilM Iflra M N soowdmfivsihomnidaM fawiifoofidd, doatdoot tktoogh KM Omo coBscdoa Chrilkui RaHsf-Abont wzty miTinr connw sad tbs faniliaiioa. of A t Gb doDan iavnrididlHp boa sdmmkscwl is evay d t i coanoy. Food, .dstkaag;. - U U | )Ui IIWHIUM1 On every front die Red Cross pram forward., ngdiriml ooppliw bare soae to Gmz . Each day, the need increaaca far jour sapport. Britaia; KnMa, Chins, A flia far M id i tht wwaded, kit Es fiitt ilia 6ri»nw «»d tod Grak-wfiiaea, tfia many otbm. wotof doduagttzdkL. ' • Tkonandi of ptdagw to proooen of war k m keen n fiiy ddhewd throogb • TbokedGoaiontdiadiMwtriioa. Yoar Chapter ii nising ita 8econd War Fund In coopowdoa with ths Iattmadoosl Kcd fiat wo Aaurioaa owy w d bv food of March. Givt mora (Us year— give douUa if X- imSwiaaiaad. -.-tadooppoft - - - - — - Got.inf ' ‘ you can. - ■ A W e hove never grown away from the consider ation thatwe give to each individual customer. Your Dollars help jm make possible tn*th* ’ AMERICAN+RED CROSS THE GLUTTON IS NOT GLUTTONOUS . & * Aretie n k a l kzmwa la Nsrfo A«awWr3m-tt* u d ia im , This Space Contributed iit the Interest of the Local Red Cross by fc'kSswa ss fiks gtaitsa la Great Brtkda. « is a isndw n w aataal at flw wewtl faadly; Ua iteafoOws afi.bclag aa execs- Builders’ General Supply Co; Chapman Bros., Plumoer* * 336 CENTC1WIAL AVENUE - . 36 N O R TH . Bell’* Dr|ig Store - Wade H. Postoi^Real Estate BU1' DFRS OTNERRl SUPPLY C° ' 17 R U N IO N A V E N U E - ;t , .4 ALUEIl STREET Lehigh Coal & Oil Co. Swan Cleaners & Launderers 44 NORTH AVENUE; E , 1 - f t' * 7 7 ' ; ^ TO PRAY the strength and confidence that only faith in These are times of trial for everyone of us. ply, to the faith that is the core o f our American tradition—the faith in a just andmerciful God the eternal troths can,give us. H ey are times that try our strength as a nation ~before Whom all men are free and equal ~ ^ America needs snch faith today—‘'in you—in • »T» ourfiber as a people... our courage as men. ■ We must re-awiken in our hearts the passion nil of ns. It alone can bring us a true victory And eadh day now we see the truth more ate ‘conviction of the Founding Fathers who . . . it alone Can give a meaning to our future. clearly: these are times that test ourfa ith in God.. wrote this frith into the motto of our country: In God We Host. ' In this frith our ancestors founded this nation. In ‘ • - “ T--- . ’ it our freedom was bom, our institutions rooted. .. We must once more be men unashamed to pray ...unafraidto place onridestiny in God’s hands. Make Your Faith In it w e must find ouratrength and purpose to day...if w e are to winthekindof peace that w ill ■ ' ' ■ . * - * .. an attire, daily part pt your peraonal life. Go to church regularly. SuppWt have real meaning for our children and ourselves. This Sabbath—why not attend a .local church. your local ehnrch—find a way to give It mors o f yourtlme, yoor atrengtkt And there, with your fellow Americans, seek Mafealt roar resolve to attcad divine aerrioea at roar bmHe o t «m b|a aat to - We mnst return once more, humbly and sim , l t |r extra n w * to r roa r local chnrcfa In meeting the heavy bnrdeao wUeh i It oa It toeko to ablator to a war-torn world. First Preslyteras Chrdi Ctahri Mrihafct QarA Calvary Lotherat dure! Red Cross Drive ran or ax** i l aaxpftacK aJ,__ _ Retire- V en n i» Dm a>rer vr cbaku-i xStUt Progressing Here .. swngam ar m* cure, *< clSi i^T 0- • • n r e -b w e jkt W t*ra*r?,“ • Three student teachers bom the The Bed Cross-roll can and war In Bon New Jersey Teachers' College at Jer fund drive is continuing this wsek-in Garwood with a house-to-house can- sey City are now observing and prac —Bil'lf^ll tt-ytfrr OF- ticing in the Garwood schools M ia vans by volunteer workers, it was re - iMwti i by John Rkfairdsoo. wv m wmm mwm, m th«7 *Hi fc* Council Ai Miktred McLean at PUinfleld la prac IH M torn g w i nirm «r newdrtiic thi^!2 ticing under U i « Vw1#STi Phelps in of the First National Bank and cfaair- n—li^ fte ■fewriye ^ I u u e a W i t manlff-the drive. Factories bare been Aviation a combined first and second grade. Leonora straightened A t A fc c h axpbxw aaxnsTBr O f S iu p h if « i n Julia Tlpok of Bayonne |s work- on her desk with great care. She bad contacted by members o f. the drive AtOnpdHffl, put her desk at the end of her room committee ■ and donations have al L o t m s * r a s o k k . riKi«n, - ^ under 'M ia Anne Tohiassen in a facingj the door so that when her it Cifin« at,- i Designation o f 1 fourth grade class and Miss Kathryn ready been made by many o f the Wide in Ti mother canto in she would ha-re to social clubs inthe borough. Noitytals propriated fn n * Owens, »t«n of Bayonne, la with Miss cross the whole room .under Leo reA ftae. - i • - _ ^ Aviation Cadet Richard R.\Saehsel, will be announced until the report of Kenilworth fo r t 21 years :dd, son. of Mr. and Mr*. Alice Roger's fifth grade class. ’ nora’s stern executive eye to get to standing bond tore her. From movies and pictures in the the area captains is made next week- Rudolph R. 'Sachsel o l 700 Center isaW nf enlargements of regular &e B orough j^l ■ir* pictures has'been file latest ac newspapers Leonora had gotten a bat it is expected that Garwood w ill1 street, was killed in aviation traininc good idea of how the desk of a busy add a substantial share to the 31&300, passed at a in w tt tivity of the Camera Club, under the at the University of North Carolina’* woman of affairs should look. total to be raised by the Cranford- Borough Hatt. 'Bt Naval V-4 Recerve School at Chapel direction o f M in Smith. It is plan . .With an important scowl. Leonora of the Roads ai ned that the group wffl go on a bike Garerood-Kenilworth Chapter, Atner-J RIALTO Hill, N. C , according to word re picked up a sheet of paper. Now ehe lean Red Cross. f • WESTFIELD ^ Fund of tbe State ceived by his parents last Wednesday in the warmer weather and take some eras two people—herself, the busy Services to- the residents of G a r -, TODAY * - FRL y- SAT. _ a bond o f $1,000 $ - night. The telegram was from due Interesting pictures. . woman, and her own stenographer. Am equipment 1 Navy Department in Washington and An exhibit of the handwork done “ Miss fcmpkTM, take a letter to the wood. last year ..included the home Secretary of the Treasury, will you?” CountyTnertOoi contained no details of the death, by the Junior Bed Cram in the "local service committee's caring for 28 she murmured under her breath. families of soldiers, sending 81 mes by tte appropria other that it .was accidental. schools arm be shown this week fat 'Yes, immediate- the window of Creeps Restaurant oo sages to enemy occupied countries, Berzin hod p ie Cadet Sachsel enlisted in July, 1942. ly,” she mur motor corps transporting of 62 patients that tte flnarice < South avenue. Mias Phelps is direct* mured back af following completion of a pre-dental to clinics, providing 9 Christinas bas the payment o f course at Rutgers University. Be Utg the Franklin School work and berxelf. - M n. ssRRpn has charge of the Wash Leonoradeared kets, establishing of work rooms and debts at this tin* was oiled to active duty January 6 investigations of 48 furloughs for sol times when tte s add reported to Chapel HUL ington School unit. Mis* Smith is her throat and directing the'exhibit. looked at the ceil diers. The expense of the chapter in ’ be needed fo r oth A native of New York,. he had The March issue of the “New Jer ing fo r-in a p ira Garwood were $137.71 far these ser Complaints in tion. Miss Simp attended the Garwood schools and sey Educational Review" contains vices. I South 31st s tre tt: ■{**? .*■ 1 kins bent over the Lreetts Tseng— Brian Ahent Regional High School, Springfield. He stories by two educators connected Company end Mai was prominent in wrestling in high " v ...7 *:!■ * 1 .m . ■ sheet of paper with the Garwood schools. Victor iiMitiii* oo the words about to fsIL Iky a Want Ad for Quick Benito “ A NIGHT TO ceived by letter. school and at Rutgers and eras a Leonard, supervisor of physical edu “ Dear Mr. Morgenthxu.’’ — "Got REMEMBER" Roads • Joseph 61 champion in the 136 pound class. Be cation, is represented by an article that?” — “Yes; madam.” South 31st street was continuing his.prowess in ath entitled "Private Talk" and dealing *T am — ahem — thirteen year* BUM MON. TORS. arily repaired an letic activities pt\the naval school, with the views and opinions of a sol old and « ™ ™ to be of all pewsihie pairs on it and 1 wrestling-in the 145 pound class. He dier who visits his school while on service to the cmmtrycountry at tins time* be undertaken wb was honorary captain of the Rutgers furlough. Also is an article aheml i . wrestling team, this year and a mem “ 1 earn a weekly income iff from mits. by Robert B. Blunt, former supervis - ...... with the Opcn Saffy fott A. JL Mente Brother ber o f Scarlet Rifles, honorary R. O. ing principal of schools, 'entitled Sllheutttm make striking plctitos beeaere: at the vtgorooe contrast— "the etreagest shadow agsinat the strangest highlight." collectors, report* T. C. organization, and a member of “Mobilizing Community Resources tor ______Of e*m* . nU-aad SAT. ^ one o f the school’s honorary societies CEMKUK KeCARTHY - plaints o f carries Youth," a subject in which be has made with War Bond'and am. tnying ILHOUETTES mike strong end Eooat toil like one ; I want to become a FlMigr M rflre and MtHr tion work given b B e was a licensed pilot, having wm4* a particular study. Mr. Leonard shear* and paper. . learned to fly at Hadley field while Svlgoroes pictures. They art dra- ______of tSe lO percent C W i. I “HERE WE GO AGAIN” meeting, that the will soon be represented in the “Jour mxtte btesara the besry blacks Outdoor tllhoutttta. ea the otter , at fault 'It w i at Rutgers. nal of Health and Physical Educa feel it to be — ahem — not only my CHEKI ER MORRIS to - sgmlnst s llgbter background eatcb band, are Jail at easy to make duty,.but my privilege’ (“How do ashes must be In i He is survived by his parents; two tion" with an article on the role of Adopt a low camera poaiuoa Prefer you mell privilege?” artrd Mire “Boston Bbdtie talner.not over II sisters, Dorothy and Barbara; and two the in preparing a war-time sad bold the eya Bet ao form of pictorial photography Is easltr to ably place yoer rebjeet oo a slight Smpmna. ' ’Don’t bother m e with and that garbage: brothers, Arthur and Gerard. [ * p t « i program in the rise or hillock, slid shoot from lower there details.*’ mid Leonora)—my ^ Gocsjtiopywood” Easier, sod few glee as tatlefiictory quately strong a Funeral services were held from elementary grades. ground. Have the low see bejoed privQege as an American to invest resells lb as short a time. . at lefist ten percent of my income to easily-tipped b i the Dooley Funeral Home at 218 Five Garwood girl scouts have com or bebiad yoor rebjeet. And coder ' SUN. — MON. —TURS, ; If yoa vent to prove this to yoor - JUDY GARLAND to : Shortage o f laba North avenue, west, Cranford, Mon pleted more than 20 hours in com •spore the oceeo to geacnl by salat W ar Banda. ewa ■sllsfsctloa. try mekleg a etl a smaller lens opeblag or a higher Youratruhr” - TOR ME AND MY GAL* cult to obtain mi day with a high mass of requiem be munity service work and are on their “ Get that off at once, Mias Sm p- 'and it was urged I way toward gaining the armband booette at borne tonlgbL Here’s boe •holier (peed to** porauL For oath wre.asipui— ing offered in S t Anne’s Church here kins,” said Leonora. “ Yes, M a’am! pie comply with at 9:30 a. m. by the Rev. John Mi awarded to scouts with 30 hours of yoa can do It Stretch a abeet or ouidoor ecaaee^penice tarty If they You certainly are rer hnportant larga taUeclotb aerate any doorway facilitate a neate Walsh, pastor. An open car was re work. They are Janice Smolley, Joan ire male laie la the afiaroooa. as- woman, tna’am, ’ said Mtos Simp* Meet EBtty Oowaf* quired to convey the many floral trib Maynard. Lillian B u e r, Kathleen la the boese. Oa the far tide of the posoreo of 1 /1(0 aecood el f/K, or ff*M ■ - ■ ■■■ ■ 'I'.*.... . ■’■*■..•: JOURNEY FOR The Council en tte re-election « utes to SL. Gertrude’s Cemetery, Bauer and Muriel ParkhiU. Bad aheel place s 114- or 300 wall light 1/33 eseant at f/33 anally glra the (letter from an actual coenmuni* cation in the fitos of the X n gm iy MARGARET , Woodbridge, where intgrment took chevrons are awarded- for each sdrtt- beib. la ea ordinary cardboard photo •lact desired.. . _ ____ . J I K t i l W State Oommtorion Oar fUretiatloa eboee Jot bow to Departnwnt) (u Huai nrette . ment, in reply b tional 10 hours of service work. reSec tor, sad direct It onto the (beet «m L Y THE HD” . NEXT WED; 1BRU SAT. Thcs place year rebjeet.’ la profile, place year (abject, bet yds wool action from tb . Bearers were Ffahk Geiger, Fred ‘ a coeple of fpet to frost of the Ilia- res toto any trouble If yes rim— ; ^StrioftiBM &idwRockW Council which to Hund, Frank Molineri, Dan Valenti. CpL John Banyasz mlaated' backgrosad. Ask klm to her to piece the strosgret shadow re-election to the Ben Ford and Santo Paterno. A fir bold abeoletaly atUL la ra o e t a n against the stroegeht- -highlight! ing squad, comprised of seamen from "Tl»e Graft GSdenleere” term of five year Weds VioU Pa^iin lights oa yoer otde of tie doorway, Thetie tte say »n oeldooe ellhee- The report qt the Coast Guard Indoctrination Cen sad giro aa espoeare of tot or two •u w are read* and ifa e r e f i l l ter, Cla^k, fired a volley at the ceme Miss Viola Faglian o f Summit and poor showed^tw CpL John Banyxsz, formerty Health aieeada The raeaUwfllbea perfect that aa/ar faUa ~ filed and acceptet tery and taps were sounded by Bug iO hpeettejhttjoa.cn vstenk and - - ’ Jebnjtg* ler R. Benoit, also of the Coast Guard. Inspactor of Union County H ealth (hture ntlFebruar "•Members o f-t h e flring- aquad,—in Unit % o f 347 Hemlock avenue, were Visit Nsw Jtrsty’s Lorgnt casej'are the rea charge of Chief Petty Officer George married Saturday s ! 4:10 p. m. in the -----RBCORDStm___ of^V PA funds Plunkett, were Seamen D. Walters, H_ Post Chapel at Camp Pickett, Va. A 0— (Metric dry shaver will Im p ' -/month. " gtevens, A1 Jam i*oo.B. Zeiman, B . reception for the friends end nplitary • vdl bot , Many Ueeseal Tatore to An appeal fron ‘H JUatyonB-fW itk to,A hundndeiaetric dty.fbanten Stitt, H. Ganlord, E. Heinor, J r, and prnonnri who attended eras n d d in MUSK, PHONOGRAPHS AND Department for J. Blythe; the Service Club fallowing the cere ijtonoMtopiDldfSaA . coats, boots and t mony. - ' - WAN BONDS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS en stirrup pumpe The bride was given in marriage by .Defense Council i Lioni Initiate Lieut- Sean ODea of Garwood and equipment tfarout Three Newr Member* was attended by Mrs. Stepben Ban- W s S K B m m m M U I I C -(J H OF CoundL . yass o f Philadelphia, an aunt o f tbs GREGORY’S A N D STUDIOS A letter was i aso UTunav gynises. . Mosquito Extern bridegroom’s i ____ kjjtw; «reL- rea. n s i - W . FEONT M HKtM /flAINFISLD requesting that ti CpL a r-rerelagitm m e w . in the draining o ------PARADE' . of Woodland eve turned to Garwood I v tdk and the Rafawt the rest o f CpL Banyi Ike. 1:11 * M ~ which is flooded with his tomily* H s tea quito breeding { . non has men ir present time eng to 'A ’»iop|Sof;______. iSItMASsIS age projects an e wiiiptolcibi^le—toto^eot5^o^ TCECAPADES REVUET notify them afb > el l-.U, ? * N S l the properly wbe aid in the work. Mayor Berzin | te r ing which was prepare for the „ 'i f f tore Red Cro rmeee c f ycuteatnlnga in Aid to S ‘ through yettr F sjie R ■ Services j .wfllprovVle the neces* diers and fa Is to buy those tires later - siding in K e win tbe* war*now. Let’s year by th e ' O.S.TM ilworth Chap were outline! rie C. Grady, of tte chaptc .:~w-Services-i cupied count eTtbe Bad Crorejmrgtott M u s t r to- American ftffw 8d) mpled oounl the refund finer o f Franklin Sm Last... vesbgations 'i ‘ last Friday b y llr* FO R SA LE «d, e lffit tri Albert Gaocnignr, chairman at pro- for army and for Garwood. The workroom I H M t o h t a n Provided w tl is open on Wednesday-and Friday T a k e iM d w ,otit! T*i(uiM n*iiii*M furlough, tm firan 10 a. m- until 4 p. m- and Mrs. toTCa made Oeirnigiw urged aQ Garwood women ■team heal; eaal-lred. * Flat of yam for a new otw —r.not dartng 'wgr twin* cooperation v to give a* much .of their time as is 199 by 1M. fiv e reteelea walk -YouirhcputJtofi to be kept in good repair for t i« , end transpor pondDbte to fho hi« m b| g( from medical (beatings, In view o f the increased -to ptelhn,-.-Fbct- eterei,nttg%i.7. • duration!~-r- — ------• A-total o f $2( Bed Crass demands. ' - - - miltee in cu Tire Irish-American Club of Gar fljo t of A t copper in Hm m i MIs would have Kenilworth. wood w ill hold its annual dinner and Mfiko noodod rapoin PROMPTLY wiA matcrids Anns WeinzierL S r , o f M l election of officers March 21 at the titot.ARE RYiDobk. Don’t wait tiD major replace been available for new telephone lines in peoce* i Was married last Tues Gartoood House, it was announced day at S p i rn. st toe home a f John this week as tentative plans for the meois are necemry. ^PRMIPT Mpnn wffl Imp IfaiOi Now Ifs belnp used for shooting. . Webnderi. :fe Alexander Gist* of celebration were arranged. Janies T. A Very Moderate Brooklyn. The Rev. Walter C. Pugh Leonard is president of the dub. yoor home m good nmnint order. A t for tike cost o f 8L Paul’s Evangelical and B e- Andrew Waaat, U , 8. N., son of . Ibown Paymuit - * I * - • •.. ffr ■ c 'i t ■ - formed Church ' performed the'cere- -■— you can main? needed ropoird H r. and Mrs. Mtohael Wanat of 99 wffl bey s Stx Telephone lines and switchboards are crowded Fourth avenue, sms made a petty offl- NOW and takn care of tiw cost ./ Attendants’ were Mrs. John Bub of eer, radioman, third, d i g tipon his Westfield, Mrs. Chirlei Babington of graduation last week from tbe idiobl with monthly pnyniaifs, on A t and that spood war production are in Brooklyn and Jotm WeinzierL lire for radiomen at Northwestern Uni . T b ii b i a o - _ FHAPkn. / couple left too a hooeymooa trip to versity, Evanston,_nL mtty te pre ie h To help make loom for them,‘Weas# Tulsa, Okla, where' they will visit r-n .>■■■■■ " ■ - v - ' v - -1__ MM.1 CHatote .brcttwr-iiidsw-abd sis ’ . See us far ifath . ...'■ ■■ . ’: ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. (PBrion. omIbs only secereary cdh, n p idolly to Wash av e n g i chrfflan Thty wiQ make-tfieir.fianw in Brook re two defon lyn.. i. . , - - • f a n and their Ington, D .'G und other wm^husy ccnterg.** 'I,vm B enA erial STANDARD UMBER & SUPPLY CO. Freff torednd jalopiea famd rntt- ; —MAMWMAtnidL NEW JIISE1IELL TELEMONi CDWpANY Tba Sarire Firkw ! ? fl ! j f ! i I ( • U N mrenberg, 7UNI IN"TRI m iM O NI MOU("(y|gr MAMBAV. m a i l t . to* to - Mto re-re-. -Irererereav: * -j sreate K ENILW ORT H H APPENING S Aviation Cadet Blackout Test ■ .. ■ Retire $13,000! Kenilworth G irl Satisfactory Here The test black-nut Tuesday Bride Sunday nitfit which found the entire In Bonds state confused by the delay to . scheduled arrival time, saw Ken O f Army M an ilworth civilian defense’ volun Counril Amortizes Miss Claire Falkinburgh, daughter teers prepared to man their posts, Issue# W ith Pert I of Mr.- and Sirs. Tilden Falkinburgh despite the fact that they had of 6J4 Bloomingdale avenue, and been officially dismissed by De- / CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES " . ■> . Cpl. Ernest Oravetz, son o f Mr. and “pv t S a le O f SuqJus Funds • fem e Council authorities at 10 First Insertion—Tw o cents a word, minimum charge forty cents. Mrs. Anthony Oravetz of Union were p. m. after the signal bad failed WASHING Machine; good running ■Repeat ads—One cent a word, minimum charge twenty-five cents. Designation o f $13,000 o f fh e unap- married on Sunday at 3 p. m. in the to come through and the all-d ear condition; reasonable. Tel. CRan- pro^riaS fun* o* to^Borougty of j. Kenilworth Community Methodist had been announced by radio. Deadline for copy—Wednesday noon. Cash, check or. stamps must , fjord 6-2977-J.. _ ■ < , _ Kenilworth for;, th e . retiring of _ out-. Church. Ad&iomlGo^oodNtars' N v q rV -1 2 T c Sdioob Plan for ' There win be no new rubber tires lor civilian use until after the war - Victory Gardens The heat way to -save tires is to" Pfc.Joim'Pience ■ fpmtfaaueff from page one) Ronald. Doll, an inxtngrior in the limit their use. When you must use lege training w ill be carried 0 0 while , Mrs. F. R. Albrecht, Mrs. Roger of 0 Norman place, has recently been Cranford nigh School, who has had your car or trade see that it has a Weds. Texas Gnrl foe men are in uniform, on acfije fconsiderable practical experience as full load. Co-operate with your C.j'Aldrich, Mrs. Robert Beach, Mrs. transferred from Nashville to foe Ar Mise Beatrice Longford, daurirter my Pre-flight -School at Maxwell duly, receiving pay and under general manager of large garden projects in neighbors and pool your car. H. fa. Best, Mrs. J. MaBory Carlistej military Hiir ipling- - M ri Albert J. Davies, Mrs. Elmer E. of Mr. and Mrs.-John Langford of Field, .Montgomery, _ Ala,, for pilot Pennsylvania, will head the Victory Bandora, Texas, and Pfc/ ~ John training. . High school and preparatory school Garden . program for ‘ the “ Cranford '— :------Seven Penalty .... — On,'M rs: E. C/ Earhart, Mrs. Wil graduates -who have attained 'their Rod Call, W «r Fund... liam . Morrison,.. Mrs. Ira Patterson, Pierce, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbur Sgt. William Davis, son of M r. and public schools, it was announced yes In 18 states and the District of V. Pierce o f343 Spruce avenue, were Mrs. Curtis Davis Of Lincoln avenue, seventeenth but not their twentieth terday by l>r. H. R. Best, supervising Columbia the penalty for horsa Campaign Worimm le d Mis. Charles F. Von Lynn. birthday on July 1 are eligible, Mrsi W .'F. Whitescarver spoke on married Saturday in . foe Methodist was home over foe week-end visiting principal. .. . . stealing ia more severe than the Continue SoKritotinws Church at Bandora. his parents. Hejsstationed with foe whether or not they, are attending Mr. Doll w ill‘likewise organize a penalty for stealing an automobile ’ : "Post-War Planning Within the Na- college^ also high school and prepara - Retuna in the annual war' fond arid ItH *" at tte."rneeting of the-club yes* The bride ir a -teacher in foe Ban medical corps at Atlantic City. training course for students who are- tory school semonrwbo will twgrad planning~lo work- on farms during roll call drive of Cranlocd-Garwocri-; terriay morning in the Township dora schools, and Pfc. Pierce is sta Robert Hanna,-son o f Mr. and Mrs. uated by that date and between those Women Police - . Kenilworth Chapter, American Bed i Booms- She emphasized the fact that tioned at Longview, Texas, with a Stanley Hanna of 12 Denman place, the summer. The Victory Garden New York city has the largest age limits, and students continuing program which was outlined by Mr. Cross, up to this morning totaled i lade 'o f proper planning after the last military police unit He attended'the formerly of Roselle Park, has com their studies in an accredited univer women’s division of any police de $4,922.6?. it was announced today by '■ war was thought to be a cause of this Garwood schools end was employed pleted a course at the Coast Guard Doll at a general meeting o f all teach partment in the world. . sity or college and within that age ers will include the following items; Hemy W. Whipple, treasurer. Aa-;war. The Xational Planning Board as an usher in the Cranford Theatre Radio School in Atlantic City and limit, regardless of whether or not other report merting WOl be- held to- hais been set up to avoid this, she prior to hia induction. has been graduated with the rank of The Planning o f a V ictory Garden', they hold certificates of graduation The City Home Garden, The Farm Tteciap-'rtatrf.______IntensiveIntense* planningplanmng In such The bridegroom’s mother attended radiontan, third class. He has been from a secondary school. Applicants ! fields as social trends, the demobili- foe wedding ceremony. assigned to Norfolk; Va. Garden, Diseases and insects of gar tersq u ota is $18^300. __ : f tzatian1 problem of the army,and in- must be male citizens, be m orally and den vegetables. Disease resistant veg William E. Dangle, sort 'o f Air. and for foe program, d W . P ^ l i c works, services o f re<£ Mm- w illiam F. Dangle of 20 West etables for the home garden, and Hot 'Mrs. R. Of. McCary, health, social security, fl- John Pearson Heads be unmJrTic^t, afn^' w illin g td( remain Bed! and Cold Frames. • ,- ' .! audiUng cornmittee, follow : Second., - lahnr. transportation is Holly sireet, has been transferred so until receiving tbrnr commission from. Salt Lake City, Utah, to Fyote, and evidence potential officer qualifi The Home Economics program will *28; i^ S u S e rta k e n by tSTcommittee Victory Garden Unit Texas, where he Is serving as arma emphasize home ■ canni ng o f vege Sixth, J58 50; **90; ^ „ cffoIt to develop a world at this cations; ’ . John L. Pearson of Hickory ave ment clerk with a bomber group. Dr. Cole has announced that foe table, fruits, and meats, home stor $150; ninth, *37°2W> pme that we w ill wish to live in after age of vegetables, and the drying of English Village, $35&50; municipal;. - ... nue’was named chairman of foe Vic George W. Marshall, U. S. N , son tests given in the junior college will tory Garden committee of tbe Ccm- vegetables. ’ employes. JS2; ^ IfMrs. Frederick A. Fay entertained of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall of 55 be open to anyone who w idies to take munlty'War Services last night at a Burnside avenue, who is stationed at foem/at that (dace; i f accommodations $273.08; business linns, *290-55, cfoos: j. BJeetjng w ith readings! from Irish Please keep in mind that we want and associations, $18?; Kenilworth.' f j f a an waoor.-CliriCii -.y^ ■>■»» toU^i^kqdffistik^TfBm- cott,- >frs. M . L. ,Talialltrro slid the Ror. Otla Moore o f Kenllwoxfo. - VWhOa Mks. Grady, exeeutive ,w rii retaxyot foe CranfonlWdfore Areo- dation, givet k vast amount o f her time In ‘carrying o n l this preffram for tbe Bed Cross, Dr. Best emphasized that ahe recelves nO remuneration from the Rad Cross for this wxvice. fact; he stated the local chapter 1 no paid, workers. Travel and other Incidental expenses sre paid by the volunteer workers out o f their .... own pockets. ’ . Tree Faffisg Mads a 8 p ^ Tree felling is sr.sport fo Austro-: lis - ,.>2 i...$ 1 2 j0 0 pro ton > I k Crarford CUzeQ & Chromde >N COAL CO. 5*7 AUDEN St. CRANFORD, R J. 5-7 ALDEN SIREET : ‘ F*