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Taltpnone Plainfield 6-8000 PAGE FOUR PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 An.va ft Crash Kills 3 Airmen Franklin, Va. Three air McGranerv Metuchen Women's League of A llTl.rC fllC the Reformed Chnrrh will meet tn.lim.M.M.lX men awaiting transfer overseas were killed yesterday when their IN SOUTH PLAINFIELD IT'S Peter Pan Pharmacy For Prescriptions fc Drags FREE DELIVERY PL 4-7607 10 S. FLJIBTIXLD AVE. morrow in Fellowship Hall for elec-L tion of officers and a program of pC skits by members.

JL' serving with the 378th Engineer Utilities', Detachment at Pusan, Korea. Lieutenant Piatt entered the Army in June 1951 and has been serving in Korea since December 1951. He served with the 596th Engineer Base Depot during World War 2. To Take Post acts Told Washington W) James Pat B-45 Tornado, jet bomber blew up and crashed near here while on a routine training flight. The plane was based at Langley Air Force base and was attached te the 47th Bombardment Wing of SAVE rick McGranejy moves into the hot Friend or Foe? -1 w- vt- l-n i i it 1 seat of attorney general today.

Ceremonies making Jiim the na-i the 49th air division. Most of the tion's 61st -attorney general were Metuchen A total of 326 most of them dogs, were inoculated during the Board of Health's annual program, according to a report submitted at a meeting last" night. This compared with a total of 862 licensed dogs and to the 432 inoculated last year. C. J.

Shepherd, board president, scheduled for late today, with Chief Justice Vinson giving the oath of office. McGranery takes over as the Jus division already has left tnis country for a new assignment in England and the three flyers were part of the division's rear echelon. Stationed in Korea Metuchen First Lieut. Malcolm R. Piatt of 26 Kate Lane, is tice Department is being investi gated by i House committee headed by Representative Chelf said that a less extensive publicity CASH and CARRY OH RUG CLEANING Hamrah-Emsrson, Inc.

One of N. J's Largest Rug Cleaner 332 LELAND AVE. 6-4464 (DKy:) and is under frequent at program probably resulted in the lower number, animals treated. Mr. Shepherd also discounted com tacks in and out of Congress.

Gave Up Judgeship plaints of odors originating, from outside industry and pointed to McGranery, 56, gave up a fed eral judgeship in Philadelphia to Ofllcifti O. 8. Air Force Phot the Forrest St. dump problem. The take the job.

His new post pays board agreed to use its own police better $22,500 compared with OUR FAMOUS SELF-WINDING CROTON AQUAMATIC 4T 17 jewels, non-magnetic, sUinleM steel back. Waterproof shockproof ONLY 39.95 (tax incl.) avings Corner $15,000 but its future is less cer LOSE AS MUCH AS 3 TO 5. INCHES UP TO 15 LBS. REDUCE NOW tain. Federal judges are appointed for life.

The attorney general serves at the pleasure of the President and President Truman is, not you earn paid twicoy tarty running for reelection. Truman indicated in a speech A -J0 A prannMr cvrroat rats) power in issuing summonses when violations at the dump are determined. Dr. Clarance J. M.

Hofer, the board's doctor, reported chick-enpox and measles prevalent and scarlet fever, German measles and mumps less so. The board appiyved a suggestion that the state mobile X-ray unit be af ked to visit the borough June 30 and July 1. It was decided to also request food handlers to have their pictures taken since they will be required in the early fall for annual permits. A committee consisting of Dr. Harry F.

Belafsky and Paul Nicholson of the board, and Henry Rumler, sanitary inspector, T-33 U. S. Air Force" Jet Trainer V. S. Navy Jet Trainer (TO-2) Mfg: Lockheed Span: 86'5 Length: 671" The T-33 Is a two-place trainer vejpion of the F-80 Shooting Star, modified for the mission of transition sqjd training of pilots for jet-typ' fighter aircraft.

Basically it resembles the F-94. However, the T-33 does not have an after-burner, as does the F-94. Provision for two jetti-sonable 1.000-pound thrust rocket assist taxe-ofi units (RATO) are incorporated in the bottom of the fuselage. The qjekpit utilizes a pressurization astern, suit provisions and ejector seats. yesterday that one of his new attorney general's first jobs will be to look into the private power companies, which the President said are spending millions apd millions of dollars to poison people's minds against public power projects.

ind your savings are INSURED UP TO $10,000 by U. S. Govt. Agency. Accounts non-fiuctuating always worth 100 cents on the dollar.

Truman said he thinks he will ask McGranery to see if the Cor rupt Practices Act doesn't apply. This act bans political contribu Savings received by the 10th of the month earn dividends from the 1st. Start an account now $5 to $10000 'was named to check borough drain air- The above picture and silhouettes are published to assist age on Lehigh Valley Railroad as charged by the railroad. Reports of several overflowing cesspools and use of yards as dumps were heard and action plane spotters" and others interested in aircraft identification, both of American and foreign planes. THE tions by corporations.

Succeeds McGrath When J. Howard McGrath was fired as attorney general and McGranery was named to succeed him last Apr. 3, McGrath wired his successor: "I suggest you bring a pair of asbestos pants with you." McGranery has said his first job will be "to restore the faith of the Croten wattrproof watches remain waterproof at long a the crystal is intact. Only a competent jeweler should replace crystal or close case to restore waterproof quality. Balance Staff Guaranteed for Life BERNSTEIN Jewelers "One of Plainfield' Oldest Jewelers" 11 PARK AVE.

PL 6-1951 Air Spotter' Steplienville Civic Group Names Officers PLAINFIELD SAVINGS and Loan ASSOCIATION 400 PARK AVENUE PLAINFIELD, N. J. Sales of Poppies Total $505.86 Stephenville The Stephenville American people in the govern-! Civic Association last night in St, Class Slated Members of the Plainfield Ground Observation Post, spon- Metuchen A report on pppy ment of the United States, and it will be done completely by the Department of Justice. Frangis School, Metuchen, elected Horace Pearce, 15 Maida presi sales has been made by Mrs. Irene This means there will be no out Clark, chairman of the committee sored by the U.

S. Air Force, will of Fugle-Hummer Legion Aux- hold a training session today atop iiiary, which is in charge of the the High School commencing at dent. Others elected are: Vicepresi-dent, William Askenstebt; treas side cleanup man, such as New-bold Morris, who was fired before event. Mrs. Clark reported a total urer, Edward secretary, 1 7 p.m.

All newly enrolled members together with men and women interested in joining this "spotter" he really got started on his corruption hunt, and that any inves Mrs. Lois Harvey. Mr. Pearce replaces Donald tigation of government wrongdoing will be in the hands of the FBI. Campbell, who resigned two weeks ago.

The controversial election brought out 150 members for the PTA Officers of 3,000 sold with a return of $505.86. The sale was conducted Friday and Saturday and the Legion members assisted. On the committee were Mrs. Eliza Mundy, Mrs. Hilda Witschel-inski, Mrs.

Mildred Hoskins, Mrs. Lucy Hoskins, Mrs. Elizabeth Lay-burn, Mrs. Charlotte Mrs. Judy Spiegel, Mrs.

Evelyn Wallis, Mrs. Betty. Hansen and Miss Dorothy Quackenbush. Legionnaires assisting included Dr. Carl Koos, Jaceb Haulenbeek, August Lauer, Charles Hoskins, voting.

Seventeen new members were inducted. group are invited to be on hand. There will be no City Hall meeting tonight, the entire session to consist of an actual demonstration of the procedure used by the observers in spotting planes and reporting them by special wire to the U. S. Air Force filter station at White Plains, N.

Y. A recruiting campaign is now under way to build the personnel of the local post to full strength Are Installed Anthony Cavallaro, chairman of the civic committee, reported the Middlesex County Mosquito Con New Market Officers were In trol Commission had answered stalled yesterday by the New Mar pleas by spraying mosquito breed ket PTA in the school. Mrs. ing places in the area. He noted, George Frey, Middlesex County however, that recent rains have Key Woman, served as installing Arthur Wallis, Chris Dalsgard, Ar 200 members.

The post serves eight communities Plainfield, South Plainfield, North Plainfield, negated the earlier work. officer. thur Fentiman and Irving Spiegel. The new officers are: President, 'Watchung, Dunellen, a Mrs. Jack Simon; honorary vice Scotch Plains and Westfield.

Resi president, Harold Rothermel; vice- St. Francis' PTA Board Meets Thursday 30-DAY UNLIMITED COURSE ONLY $30 REDUCE THE SAFE, EASY TABNOFF WAY Call PL 5-4051 or PL 5-4052 ASK FOR MISS KNAPP MAC O. Alt IV OFF Director CLINICAL RESEARCH ON OBESITY, inc. T.O.C. 4 PEARL NORTH PLAINFIELD Open 9 till 9 Sat.

9 till 1 P. M. dents of all are eligible for mem president, Mrs. Everett Byard; bership. cording secretary, Mrs.

Ralph Smalley; corresponding secretary, Metuchen The executive board of St. Francis PTA will meet telle Bsogsm Miss Maria Di Maria; and treas urer, Mrs. Charles Smith. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Con vent.

Woman Fined $10 Middlesex Borough Mrs. Ida Thomas, 22, of 122 Bound Brook We have an opening for a buyer of Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, Coats and Suits, alsp an Assistant Buyer of Corsets. Please reply by letter or phone for appointment P. 0. Box 108, SomerviUf Phone So 8-3800 The following committee posts were filled: Budget and It was announced that a cake sale by eighth grade mothers will be held in the school assembly hall Sunday after Masses: Mrs.

Clifford charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $10 and placed on finance, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Walter Voorhees; historian, Mrs. El mer Bieler: Founders' day, Mrs. A.

Johnson is in charge. six months probation by Magistrate Charles B. Bradley last night. Mrs. i Frances M.

Borda of 269 Metape J. Bartholomew; health, Mrs. The regular meeting of the PTA is on June 3 at 8 p.m. A film on George Murken; summer round-up, North, Bound Brook, was fined $10 Mrs. E.

J. White; hospitality, Mrs ifor passing a school bus. scouting will be showp. Anthony Russo; membership, Mrs. W.

R. Englehardt and Mrs. A. J. Gartner; music, Mrs.

George Cath- cart; magazines and publications, Mrs. William Morrison; progress, Mrs. Byard and Mrs. Simon; Also named were: Publicity, Mrs. Mark Dorio and Mrs.

Harry Bull; homeroom mothers, Mrs, Martin Szolie and Mrs. Gilbert Hunt; Legislature, Mrs. Walter Philip Morris is; Eissmann; mental health, Mrs. Til-lio Dello Russo: procedure and by laws, Mrs. Ralph Harris; goals.

differently from any other leading brand Mrs. Thomas O'Brien; parent-edu cation, Edgar Shippee; safety. Har old Wickholm; audio-visual educa tion, Ralph Vitallo and Michael Petruccione; civil defense. Mr. and Mrs.

Cornelius McGlynn: teenage aance, Anthony Russo; and bazaar. Mrs. JKUSSO. A budget of $256 for the coming Tkwwlmll tin ehrom trbMl duo optional at tn eoa WSiaiiiiJiiMii. SJW --Jry year was approved.

The last bud And that difference is your guarantee of everything you've ever wanted in cigarette tasty mildness, rich flavor j1 pleasant aromaVr.a clean, refreslungsmoke that leaves NO CIGARETTE HANGOVER! get was $695. A donation of $40 was made to establish a Girl Scout campership. The organization approved the allotment of $150 for the purchase Pace-settM Sta(ielaiTker of turn and records for the school. Mr. Russo reported a Drof it of S123 from the teenage dances, $99 of wnich was set aside for the purchase of gifts for the graduating class.

sets Jticnard Peterson, chairman of lie pauce stpe ami rail the group's play, "Adam's Eve ning," reported a profit of $52. Mrs. McGlynn's class won th at. tendance award. Hostesses were Mrs.

Alhert Smith, Mrs. Dello Russo. Mrs. Rip. ler, Mrs.

Murken and Mrs. Regi nald Wakefield. sk A Commander V-8 beat all competing eights in actual gas mileage in 1952 Mobilgas Economy Run! Newest of the new in "swept-back" modern styling! Sensational 120-h. p. zip and pep! Needs no premium fuel! Snook to Address No wonder philip morris has gained morethaTCiwotrul lion new' smokers in the "past 5 years! Try PHILIP MORRIS Legion Memorial Trenton Col." Russell A.

Snook. Trenton, superintendent of State V- Wv Police who organized the military government detachments for the occupation of Austria during World And for even less money war will be the principal s'peak-ed at the 17th annual American '52 Sfaaewitm, Legion statewide memorial services yourself. Your throat will note the difference. And rhaf differ-ence is delightful! for deceased Legionnaires to be held at Locustwood Memorial Park, Route 40, near Haddonfield, Sunday, June 1, at 2:30 p.m. Edmund G.

Lyons, Clifton, State Pace-sgiting Studebaker Vm8 500 mile race AT INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 30 A it-itreomd Studebakcr Commander V-8 nveriibl will the Pac Cor in this yar' great 500-mile race anlhonor accorded Stude-baker because of its outstanding contributions to motoring progress. You9 11 be glad tomorrow. you smoked Philip Morris today! Legion Commander, and Mrs. Eugene Sacco, Chatham, State Auxiliary president, will head delegations from their organizations attending the services and with county commanders and presidents will place wreaths at the memorial One of the 4 lowest price largest selling cars in America Beat actual gas mileage of all 23 cars of standard classes entered in this year's Mobilgas Economy Run monument in the Legion's 400 grave plot, known as the "New Jersey American Legion Other speakers will be SU fMellI, OVE1DUVE. OPTIONAI AT EXTRA COST.

WAS USED. GOODWIN MOTOR CORP. Since 1918 i CALL 1) Commander Lyons, Auxiliary for iiii dent Sacco and Frank A. Mathews Riverton, former congressman and past state commander of the Legiorti, PLAINFIELD 6-7400 1IM17 EAST riFTH STREET OPEX EVENINGS.