.Page Sixteen . ! .^^^w^ CliIZEN AND, CHIt€)NfClJE. Around New Jersey ROSELLE — A testimonial dmtha- n j£oo. from .43 foreign coun- ner Rofiorlng 'Mrr 'Efie Tt Trlfes. T h^-WoTld-Clteile Scheideler for 10 >cars of .service clave is ah international meeting! of as chairman of the Roselle Repub- three important organizations. The liran MwfrK"' Committee, ttri 11first week of the conclave will ee\e- be given on October 2 at the Ro- selle Firehouse. M« Scheideler the American Chemical Society. 15 a Republican nominee for Free- The second week will be sharedby holder. Speaker JI the dinner will the 16th conference of the iJnion be Warren N. Gaffne>. State Com- of Pure and Applied Chemistry and JER6EV,^ THURSDAYl missioner of Banking and I«siir~ the 12th International Congress of anct. •.'.'•'.' - M Pure and Applied Chemistry ami the 12th-International,Congress of Merchants To Discuss TTNION •— riiimmt! th.it the Qfl- ryisor, Principal [Alternate boosters iy solution to the low-f!\ing plane. SPRINGFIELD—The Republican The new mtthod, of personal problem is to move the large pas- Municipal Committee last week property asscssmeint i^uftiing' busii senger line airports a<> fji west as narhod Mrs. Eleanorc Worthinfiton- Routes ness firms in ihe township Will be Drive i possible and th.it all other plans as its candidate for township clerk. the principal topic of discussion' at for solving the noi^-ond safety " of nn the September dinner meeting of nuisance- arc "pure poppycock, ic Cranford Business Association Mayor F Edward Bferluempfel all-female •' contest for the post indDrive within .the Republican ranks as it 6:30 p. m. Thursday, September launched a bitter .'ittack Tuesday 57, in the Coach and Four.Res- Cani|»ai»n to Benefit night at the Township Committee Mrs. Carolyn Harmon, acting clerk, Voter List has. indicated that she may seek' OURS IN ELIZABETH aurant. it was announced this Weetmg against the Port of New tn Names Area Heins Urges Easing week by Robert M. Crane, pircsi? Club Ask*; Response l'ublisheil by Board l York Authont}, oper.itoi-, of New the office, r Wins *or Appeal Of dent. •'•.. To Cover E Names of persons wjiQ have To^Start Saturday GJLEN ROCK—A supplementary -G ucst—spcakers^at-the—mccling- Tbeen—found—ineligible—$ Servicc~fccagD(richar«licjJ the offending platie<: take off and, FO MODERN AMERICAN -Oct.- •'ill include Finance Commissioner Sco||e of Activities land. bond issue of $14,700 to. complete payment of. the: b&rouen's new _ t+^iiitee—and. item -Ercd~P. AnderscM and iWunity Wide~STrtS . ffatimg the Port Authority a Ilrmon- far Crrinfnn Fred J.-.peUcr and Edward Marko- ford Boosters Club in aiding high addresses given in Cranford, wihch the Service League will "monopoly" iirtd "a little world ' " " Vs-inti'odueed-4jy- Route-4-Park\l'ay to relieve Spring- ; aTTCeoiriiist i eariit>j{at€<am nl, United Fund drive field and Centennial avenues from wieh. The three tovt-nship officials scliool athletes and programs will Garwood or . Kenflworth, ai c launch Saturday for The Crahford isg within itself with r»o regard for JUNIOR DEB J to-22 were an- will explain the new term which cause the organization to redouble listed in an advertisement byi Citizen and Chronicle, it was an- -'the-wishes—©f—the- people."-thhee- idLJneetine last week. Added to previously approved bonding, it „ this-keek by Albert E. creased trame was suggested by has been sent to all local mcr- ts efforts in the forthcorning drive the Union County Board of nounced .this week. Mayor praised City Commissioner .v, Fte^ton F. Elections page—19 Ellenstein of Ncwaik who habrim's s the cost of—the pool and En; executive chairman of 10 Hamptuif load ift rhanfs on Mrs. Robert M. Harmon, of 17 equipment ta $119,700. "This," said 'itjte" haa letter to the Township Commit- men, and answer questions. president and inembership^ chair- issue 6f The Cranford Citizen- West End -place has been appointed •been- a staunch opponent, of. thf o to-be discuisscdLataheJOieet^ man-annotmcedtoday J»ort Authority for many years and j ReiYwirest,. "TIIIES down ihc $18,000, the'same as g drive, chairman by Mrs, George F. limTihe-participatitig ,-agen- ing will be plans for the Christ- The appeal, being conducted this Persons whose names appear Richards, lenguc president, and has dh curtnih on our first experience in referred to the local 1 : Unsucceisfully-opposed-thal^oritns. pool •building1. smertriSH't-meely- L the Boy, and Girl Scouts, mas.lighting in the business sec-Saturday iri advanee of the opening in the list are given the oppor- organized her group into teams for ization's bid to tent the Newark Traffic Coordinating Committee. tion/. Louis Cohen, of the Cranford tunity to present proof of rcsi- thnt we will ever build another. L Association, Visiting Nurse Mr. Heiris suggested that north- ootball date because of the switch -a .house-to-house cpnvass, Airport. lation and Boys' Camp. Bootery has been "designated as o morning games, will encompass deftce if .they appear pprsob- * .... .. *' • bound traffic from the parkway bet chairman of this, year's hoftday ally in Koom 5B in the basc- Fifty percent,,ojv^UgSjOf evcryl GLEN RIDGE—An increase- of hfiltori" Boyette has been all voting districts. JohnH. Mc- new subscription turned m'llunng WESTFIELD — The gasoline l-assistant-chairirtan. Vice- Rerouted, over North aveiiue, eastk lighting project. President Crane 2-per day itt the.rooni rates charge 7 f* the waT~~begjn aR-iTrTin WestneTtTjis ed to -private and-semi-private pa- hen have been selected as announced. Board of Education, has volunteer- some price dropped last*week t3 4. 7,.8.and 9 Kenilworth, to Route 29, and that to -so appear will re- tients at tiie Mountainside, Hospi- southbound traffic from Route 59 ed to canvass District 2, -Mr. will go to the league for their from a normal of 28 9 cents per tal has been adopted, by the. execu- j B. Spohh; Districts 1, 2, 5, Woolcy said. ' •' - "' quire" that such persons make gallon to 3 rcpoitud low of 19.9 Principal to the parkway be routed byway application to a judge of themuTltplc charities. — tive '.committee of the- Board of fifi, Johni. Biaeh; industrial, of Spririgfield avenue, Broad street A four-county track trophy was Not only Will the league receive cents a gallon-, and dealers who Vd'cT'Dowell; and business, Mrs. "Ruth Janpvgik, principal of eg#" and- haS hjgmas tor»s degree Court of Common Pleas during" maintained a normal _ prJ«L_dc- Trustees to be. effective on Septem- and Central avenue, Westfield, to naugurated this year by the club, credit for subscriptions which their * anft.oorieifttiast'wijekr •Samuel Stein Lincolincoln anandd ShermW-SehoDlsrhas Jfi'om Rutgers' University where-he and the Cranford team has the first the two weeks immediately- pre- bated as to whether oi not lower- Jiarge of publicity. been named elementary supervisor,- also has taken additional graduate Route 4. ceding: the General Election on members personally solicit, but ihe ing price"! is neceis.iry "I giiess it The increase is required, it was. "Also, referred to the tnafftc com leg on' the award* Two athletic same percentage on all new and stated, to meet, the accumulated^' jrict chairmen include: District succeeding the late. Mrs. Ethel work. Heiitrfean elementary 990 scholarships, of $200 each, were November G, and on Election depends on the rest of the town," fc, Jessie Manning, JO BurnBel- l Smith,, and Vincent Sarn'ow- mittee was a request from" the:-Un- Day, if they wish to. seek an renewal-subscriptions turned m to deficit on the hospital's service- to cipa'l's certificate. ion County! Board of -freeholders awarded this Sfear in pjgee of. The - Citizen and Chronicle -office one dealer said "If Oic gas con^indiaent - and irredically -.'Indigent .enu'c; District 2. P. J. Clark, skii administrativis assistant,' has order" entitling'.them to; vole in' panics will go alone with us, and Mr,. Sarnbwski' was ^elected JOE for a- traffic count at Springfield •V-".' rie'' previously" given. Spov'ts let- also; will go to the league, fund. patients.-and to enable the hospital jjuth Union avenue;" District been named -principal.'.of. Lincoln the principalshjp, Dr. Best sajA d^inn—also werhld iicii-JHcy-acHl. everybody else drops prices,'We and Sherman Schools succeeding avenue and-Kenilworth Boulevard- This marks the eighth bi-annual will too." Pi ices along the''high- to-adopt by next October 1 a 40- I.L R Oest, 19 Tuxedo place; because bfTiis broad experience a£ liour week for gVSid'ujrio nurses so, 1 j. Mrs. H. p. - " Given at Meeliug; way continue at a low level, which that it may• attrfict and retain a iaXTequest lor a tramc- circle aT said, on in .conducted for The Citizen and e »wiM>n for prompts y in the elementary that intersection. Coniniittee>i Announce*! ibtaincd last 'y'car. Chronicle, and local residents have Iff, '103 Thomas street; pis- meeting of the Bbard^of Education. schools,- and his wide experience ing local dealers to drop theirs. -rrtrrrrner > -Applieations-of-Seorge-MT-Lin- A total of 89fl "come to looOorw'ard to the visits nurses to j»iy,e adequate care to |, H. T. Sutherlin, 365 South Both administrattize_changes—bo- during—thB~pgs1T~tw^> years as an during June. July and August was again joined in advance of Boost- * avenue; District 7, A. E. coin, 100 Adams avenue, • for the of Service League members as an SOMERVILT.F. — Whwi patients. ...»'-. came effective yesterday. administrative assistant. at a quiarfip-rly nnvting at proclaimed_by_May-or_ [sort 22' Holly ^treetTT51itr7iet As both" faculty members pres- He has worked closely with the he Visiting Nurses Association in corge E.