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• PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE "SArOHTY MARIETTA." .tarring Ro»enmrie Brane»te> June 1-13. THE lmanac arc at preee tin* — but t isiitlnir oban** tlwir Blade. MILLBURN • grjWO Of THK ISLAND. " Victor Mature, Betty GrAle, MR V." Le«ll« Howard, M. Morris, June 5. \|is THB BABY," Brod Crawford. Virginia brexe Dirt Foran; "MT FAVORITE BLONDE." Bob jMe, M.,H.;n.' Carroll. June «-g. "DANGEROUSLY TI1KV rteld, N coleman: "BEDTIME STORY." anodette M«rrn, Loretia Younc. June »-12. UNION "KINGS Cummlncs. Ann Sheridan, Ronald Ri-»««n. B i.l. OUT THE MARINES." Victor A,VL*rfc-i> Edmund Um, Binnle Barnes. June 5-6. "40,000 NORSEMEN".' lirant Taylor. Betty Bryant; "TO BE OR Nirr TO UK." Carole Lombard, Jack Benny. June 7-9 • Ml.NTKR V," Ladle Howard. M. Morris; "SONG OP TA- H r n. M. H*d»r«v*, Val«rle Hobaon. June 10-13. * SUMMIT STRAND •AT MAN'!! LADT." Barbara Stanwyck, Joel .n DeaJr*y. 'Jl-'KE BOX JENNY." Ken Mur- « Barnet'* orchestra, June B4ward i i Aiuln.eJ»» Howard. M. Mori 'ii i.'( i i, I , , . .! R a y - m < » n d M a g u e y : " S L K K I ' V T l . M K •:.!, ' H i . n n n Terry, June r.-io. "LARCENY. INC." Edward O. u i n sun, Brod Crawford, Edward Brophy, Jane Wyman; •'TUTTIiBS'OF TAHITAI," June 11-17. EvENTL BAND CONCERT, Taylor Park, every Wednesday eventing June 24th, conducted by Fred Bove In can |» bt Riven in High School Auditorium. CHIRD ANNUAL CASA COLOMBO dan.-n, June Jth at • id irti i i, 189 Main street. I i I •• 81 BB » re.: ( rn ,\ i, I at 7:00 P. M. G l ii •.'. o o d S c h o o l L i - i MIDGET AUTO RACES every Sunday evenln* at 8:30 „•."'" harp " l Unl , on Speedway, off Route 29. Albert Santo : ' " '" ••• '"• i"l in II. in Mi' ,' • l " : '" 1 [ •• 1! ••'' K l ' i i n s o i - i n i a . i l l i r . ^ . n i u : n , i ' ' • Tt i ,.. ,; II '!• i>n 1 I. • uln. I 'i KUl Oi rEXTER " l o n l n : I , I , I i j t h e , ,,, ,,ul. ^ h Hi 1 : MI i i' 'I'll- m L] h '. 'I .'!., Dili n . ,,,, ill " ll; """. »ll raid nhcii ,, ';:' • • • | i i " " ' ' • • " i i - ,• i i ' ' : • • ' '" ' - !!,,„; , , ' mltted ,ln „ i laylor )„ jjy th . •" K"t 'inland s^ ' ' '" tlca ' "' bj" • ; :;,v,TflHr u ' • ; ii. ... '«ainet us an .:, Wednesday IO AMBRICA»MIJW^t^i»J»»^r?r*» Thursday II """AMBRICAN I4POION A* d»y of —1« Tw» day of each month ««wM Joly aiHl AagBM. M •'.** •* M In Wyomltw Club llooe.. Uai»a BlfvM. Ar4a»r «•»»•'. JORDIHNIR HARBRRRY CORNIIR — It T»»lor Mt*M, Uttlketra, f]Mt> burn «.ITS»I DellclMia food aorve? aa4 iiliaJ MIL*«JIXtJ J.j5> !»«•. Luncheon I0o. DlMMr 11 ana II.It " * I « ' THB BROOK — Rout* M. Bununlt 1 ft a « 8 LANTERN T8A ROOM — \ WIUM. Summit (aUmmli f. I ell) HumeaK's ""• ..."."^S? 40 ° ' ••"• *•* atnwa" fr«e» i*. supper Tte. A la
The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM RED CROSS STATION WAQON, recent gift of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parsons, Jr., and new combination truck were accepted it Monday by Margaret A. Hooley, Captain of the Red Cross Motor Corp. The Red Cross Fair is to pay for this truck and provide for maintenance. Red Cross Benefit (Continued from Pag* one) games of chance or skill. There will be pony rides for the youngrtcrt, and fortune tellers for the curious. Shun Kills Oarden Club will have a booth offering cut flowen for sale. The Mobile Canteen Kitchen, In charge of Mrs. Drury Cooper, Jr., will be prenred to serve sandwiches, Ice cream, coffee and soft drinks. A complete First Aid Station tent with trained Red Cross nones In attendance will be on display and Chief Hayes will send over one of the trailers built by his firemen. These arc supplied to every section of the township. Tickets for the matinee may be purchased either at the Paper Mill Playhouse or at Red Cross headquarters on Millburn avenue. Ticket orders by tele- Phone to headquarters will receive prompt attention. For the md Fair the price is $1.10 >ng Federal Tax. Admission to the Fair alone is 10c for children and 25c for adults. // yoming Church i • June 7, 9:45 A. M. rk Promotion Day Serv- Vyoming Church 11 A. M. Summer Comfleceptlon of 30 P. M. Young Peo- Closing meeting. n of new" officers. June 14th Is family '. 10 A. M. Service for chlliursery age through Department and their Junior Choir will « FREE PARKING I'liiyinjj "SONG OF THE ISLAND' •MISTER V" Tor JHT S;it. Sun. Mori. "\n HTE BLONDE" BOB R o n '•'" ' "BOTCH to I li I». V I5K1) TIME STORV ..M»s if a I sing a Chorale Voice rendition of the 23rd. Psalm led by Miss Jane Stoneall. 11 o'clock service for Intermediate and Senior department of Church School and all other adults. High' School Baccalaureate Service. The Wyoming Church High School*Choir will sing. * Ships Model Airplanes The Industrial Art Classes of the High School have been making model airplanes for the Navy Department In Washington. This week a group of Inspectors checked and approved 20 of thMe model planes which were Immediately shipped to Washington. The Inspectors Messrs. Frederick Thompson, Levl Price, Theodore Freund, Robert Mulcahy and Edwin Moresback spent five hours checking the models to be sure of every detail. After the quota of 50 from Millburn High School have been sent to Washington, the balance of approximately 150 that will be completed by the end of the school year, will be used for air rid spotters for the purpose of identification. Every boy in the Industrial Art classes has completed at least one airplane model. RADIO REPAIRS "See The Marks Bros." RADIO SALES CORP. 3*7 Mini.urn Avenue Millburn 6-0015 AN AD IN TIIK ITEM Wnx BRING TIIK KKSI ITS YOU DKSOUS. PAPER! MILL Ration Boards (Continued from Page one) sugar, typewriters, gasoline, and other commodities which are expected to be added to the rationed list. Kerney stated that in order to meet the increasing demands of the rationing and price control programs it would be necessary to have centralized rationing board offices which are open for business on an allday basis to serve the public. While definite details of the reorganization have not yet been perfected, Kerney stated, the broad plan requires the consolidation of rationing boards in each county to form efficient units in continuous operation luni.-i'i i n m bers of • ^ will \>v augmented by trained, paid personnel," as it would be obviously unfair to make further demands upon volunteers who are already contributing so generously of their time energies." Because of the expense in- volved In placing paid assistance in each of the local boards, Kerney pointed oijt, it, would be impossible to have as INFORMATION It's easy to get quick, complete information about Public Service bus and street car lines. lust call Public Service and say "Bus Information". ANY HOUR—DAY OR NIGHT PVBLIC^SERVICE A-S984 oil- ROUTE ;!4 AT MILLBURN, N. J. i Miiulli's Walk I'niln I .:n'k:i\\ alma H. It Million iiliU I' S BlM BtoP :i> Millliilin Phone SHort Hills 7-3000 Frank Carring-ton, Director For Two Weeks Knding June 13th VICTOR HERBERTS OPERATIC "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" •**"\rfth ROSEMARlfi IJKANCATO^ .«M»I1 I MOIMM I :'• »ilh IIOKOTHV SAMII.IN Mi. II;\KTS- win, DOROTH1 SAM.I.IN "/;', ,:,„ „„.,.•• with (TO BID ANNOUNCED! ,„-,.. «.*>. M.U. W*. • »t . J. Hod • »», i , .., wark • many boards in operation as there are at present. In the process of consolidation, he said, every care will be taken to locate the local rationing boards as conveniently as possible for the greatest number of people. The more efficient service the boards will be able, to render on all-day, all-week, basis will more than offset the initial inconvenience that some people' and communities, may suffer. Kerney said he hoped to be able to give a complete and detailed report on the reorganization plans within two weeks. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING 8 until 12 ST. JOE'S HALL Prospect Street, Muplewood. N, J. near Springfield Avenue Chick Walsch's Orchestra RUG CLEANING BY EXPERTS MUIR'S RUG CLEANING SERVICE OR 4-1232 AN AD IN THE ITEM WIM. HKINli TIIK KKSUI/T8 YOU DESIBE. [ Page 5 ] >ooooooooooooo< Complaint Night Monday night was South Mountain complaint night with the Town Committee as the Mountain Civic Association complained that members complained of garbage thrown in the Railway river and 10 residents of River lane complained of traffic. This latter was in the form of a petition the signers praying the privilege to erect at their own expense, signs reading "Caution,, children at play." Both were referred to Chairman Kain of Police. RED CROSS SHOES Cool. Summery. Refreshing. Red Cross Shoes in crisp brown and white. The season's gayest, go -every- wheresmartly footwear. ' UlKtu>ll«ig
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