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AMONG THOSE who received
degrees Wednesday at New
Jem? College for Women was
UUt Janice Ware of 9 Cross
Gates. Short Hills, who received
the degree of Bachelor
of Art*. Miss Ware is the
• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Ware and Is a graduate of
Columbia High School, South
Orange. At New Jersey College
IB* Ware majored In music
•SKI was treasurer of the Music
Ouild and a member of the
Intercollegiate Music Ouild Festival
committee.
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U.S.O. Drive
At Half Way
With the drive at half distance,
over $5,000, all captains
of districts and their workers
are busy this week trying to
make each district the banner
one for USO. The special gifts
committee as well as that of
the local business men, is each
doing its job thoroughly.
All of the workers need just
one thing bo assure the success
of our local drive and that is
the pledge from everyone in the
Township that he or she will
give something, no matter how
small it may be. It will be
worth while and the feeling of
knowing that you have a share,
no matter how small, in the
fund that is raised for the boys
in the service, brings its own
reward.
For the balance of the campaign
the headquarters at 313A
Millburn avenue will be open
in the afternoon and evening
instead of the morning and
afternoon. The same women
under Mrs. Thomas's leadership
will staff the headquarters from
2-5 daily. For the past week
and for the duration of the
campaign, Mrs. Dorothy Foster,
whose husband is one of the
boys in the service, is the volunteer
in charge in the evening
from 7-9 o'clock.
Millburn Township was not
given a chance to support the
U.S.O. campaign last year so
there Is an added reason to
make every effort this year and
send the U.S.O. thermometer at
headquarters well over the $10-
man Greene
has called an Important meeting
of all U.S.O. workers for
Monday night at 8:15 at the
High School. All workers are
asked to be present.
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The arrest of Richard Burton,
colored, of 22 Sayre street
nit, by Detective Sergeant
d Detective Wade, of
the Millburn Police Department,
la expected to clear up the theft
of three cars, which were reported
missing in Short Hills.
Sayre was arrested and
charged with the theft of a
car Monday at the Short Hills
station. He since has admitted
according to police, to stealing
another car at the same place
and still another from in front
of the Racquets Club in February
and March, as well as the
snatching of a pocketbook in
South Orange.
He was locked up at the local
police station, to be arraigned
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meats and vegetables when they
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Celery For Flavor
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the oven. Crumble and store n
a covered glass jar, until needeS
for flavoring dressings
and stews, and to combine
other salad herbs.
The Millburn 6 s Short Hills ITEM
THEODORE L. FREXJND has
tendered his resignation as a
member of the Township Engineering
Department and it
has been accepted. Leaving
June 6, he will join the Army
Signal Corps.
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Town Blacks
Out In Rain
Thoroughly soaked by a far
from gentle rain, but with
spirits not in the least dampened,
Millburn's Defense Workers
joined* in the State-wide
surprise blackout Monday night.
The average citizen, who could
just stay in his home, and turn
out the lights.missed the downpour,
but numberless bumped
shins and noggins were reported
from all sections of. the
Township by those who had
not prepared a light-proof room
in which to retire for the duration.
The blue, alert, signal was
received at 9:50 P. M., and
called workers to action. The
audible alarm at 10:10 saw
lights go out rapidly as residents
hastened to comply with
the blackout. All zones reported
being completely on duty at
10:27.
Some confusion was caused
by an aucRble alarm sounded
in adjoining towns on the
yellow signal at 9:35 which
was intended to summon
workers to their posts. Although
strictly against orders, many
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people in those communltlea,
as well as in Millburn called
police to ask whether thla was
actually the blackout alarm. In
this way defense communication
was somewhat impeded.
Only eight violation* were
reported in the Townahlp one
occurring in each sector and
all but one of these was of an
accidental nature, such aa attic
lights being left burning,
without the knowledge of anyone
in the house. Another case
concerned a fireplace fire,
which proved inextinguishable.
The one violator, with whom
wardens had trouble was summoned
to appear at Police Headquarters,
where a stiff warning
was delivered by Chief of
Police ,Wade and Chief Air
Raid Warden MacDougall.
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PROFESSOR Harold N. Cummings,
Newark College of Engineering,
announces completion
of winter courses in Sngineering
Defense Training at
the College. These courses were
tuition-free and were sponsored
by the U. S. Office of
Education. Among those who
completed the course In Design
of Machine Elements was
Thomas Reverell of 85 Mt. View
road.
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THE BOARD of the Women's
Independent Republican Club
of Short Hills and Millburn met
at the home of the president.
Mrs. George Dreher on Monday.
June 1st. Plans for the coming
Fall campaign were discussed