Document 190205

fBB .WB8TWBLP OT.-J.l LEADER, THURSDAY. J«WE_19, 1062
THE WESTFIELP LEADER
Idiots Can't Vote!
How to Be Safe inthe Water
Family Life
The New Jersey Constitution prohibits
Entered at the Post Office »t Westfleld, N. J., any idiot or insane person from voting;
On PhyUh Page Bradshaw
- YM.CA. Rules for WaHr Safety
a* feecond CIUBB Matter.
Specialist in Human Rchtu,m » l u l l . , "fr-*.Publlnh** l>hur*dan «t We«t«el(L New Jersey, therefore, if you are an idiot, or insane
Rutgers, the Slate University
by The -WMtflelil Lender Printing an* Publishing —don't vote. (Article II, Section 6.)
DONTAtTSMPTA RtSCUt
Company. An Independent Newspaper.
GOING OUT
NTHtWATVt. UNLWSS
If you are qualified to register and to
Offlclil Paper tor the Town of Westdeld and
WITH, THE CROWD '
Borotiyh of Moustftillftide.
vote, it is not too early to think about
Sixtcen-yeav-oltl Sally wails bitvouke* move
BulMcrlptlon fates $2.60 a year In advance.
teny, My parents ate always
getting out the vote for the National
Established 1890.
complaining that I g 0 o u t JL stand tlatT^iN
election on November 4.
OltLce: SO Elm Street, tvestfleld, N. J.
much and that they don't i,nOw
Tel. WE 2-4407 — WE. 2-M08
In the last Presidential election, more
my friends. Now they're suying I
can go out only once a week and
than 400,000 registered New Jersey
Member
with somedne they know. Isn't that
Quality Weeklies of New Jersey
citizens did not vote. This represented
horrible 1 They make me feel m,e
New Jersey Press Association
SAFE BOATING
more
than
all
of
the
registered
voters
in
National Editorial Asioclatlon
away and getting a job!"
Now that nice weather has come running
Sally's desire to go out with the
any one county in the State—•there were
WH£N RESCUING SOMtto most of the United States, OUT crowd
is
natural and noima)
NATIONAL I D I l P I I A t •
ONE. STAY OUT OWWATCB,
17 people out of every 100 in New Jerlakes, rivers and streams will be
to be with others of the
IF POSSIBLE. TMY TO KBACH^
full of boating enthusiasts out for Needing
sey who could have voted, but didn't.
age is part of the growing
HIM WTUPOiX, CLOTH-.
a day's fishing, camping or just same
for adolescents. Bein" in
In the election of November 6, 1951,
plain cruising. More canoes and aprocessIN 6 om THKOWH/M
crowd
is necessary for whole.
rowboats than ever, before will soms development.
out of 2,362,689 New Jersey citizens who
SOMgTHtNO BUOYANT.
have
gasoline
powered
motors
to
registered, only 1,397,465 voted—965,- .
Y«t the crowd does present probpropel them. And wHh the greater
224 people who could have voted, failed
use of these motors, fire hatarda lems for Sally's patents. These
problems
can be solved in .i manincrease.
to do so.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952
ner satisfactory to both Sally and
Sf~»'
*
ntscue,
ALWAYS
Federal
regulations
on
larger
To vote on November 4, ia ia necessary
her mother and father but there
craft are mandatory and provide needs'to fie some give and take on
HOLD ONTO SOMtto register before September 25. , *
Freedom Is Not Free
for signal lights, sufficient iife pre- both aides,
\, If POSSItLS.
•a
M . 1»
servers and fire extinguishers as - Sally'* parents do worry about
As they view, the "warm up bouta"
MUST - equipment. On smaller
nt Chicago leading to the great national The Perfect Guert
she ia going, who her
craft. It 13 left to the operator to where
are and what she is doini;.
classic known as the Presidential Elecfurnish his own safety equipment friends
The rarest of individuals is the perfect
It is important for her parents to
or ignore it,
tion next November, taxpayers are re- guest.
realize that it is their responsibilWe'd like to suggest a few safe- ity to help Sally understand that
minded of a contribution they must make
He's the one who thinks of the little
ty
precautions,
Gasoline
is
highly
they are interested in her wheremien
GETTING
INTO
to build a better America.
things. He notes what time the family
dangerous when improperly. used. abouts because they lovt. her antl
(OM
HtLPfNG
SOMC
"Freedom is not free," points out the retires and adjusts his own program acCarry your fuel in. a special can that they are not just prying into
KLSflNTO)A SMALL
manufactured and ' approved for lirr business. This is much easier
New Jersey Taxpayers Association. "The cordingly. If the family has meals at a
BOAT,USK srcitN on,
such
purposes, never in • glass re- to do when there is a good relaBOW. HOT SlOfSS. THIN
privilege of the ballot carries with it the definite hour, the perfect guest makes it
ceptacle. Be careful when Ailing tionship between Sally and hev
YOU
WON'T
CAPS-IXC
IT.
duty not only to vote, but, in addition, a point to be on time.
regular or outboard motors to pre- parents.
vent spilling the fluid. Don't perSally's parent!) should Know her
to understand the issues that underlie
He practices the old adage, -"When in
mit a lighted match or cigarette
the choices appearing on the ballot or Rome, .do as the Romans do."
in or near the boat while you are
;«itor, l.*M«r:
voting machine.
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refueling. And if some of the liCo*fratutatiofu,an in order t
Drivers, vacation driven in particular,
Our Shipping Clerk,
quid is spilled, wipe it off at once.
"Between now and November, the can be perfect guests, toD, when they're
In open boats this is not difficult.
I OLD BILL LADING' In
campaigning by the candidates who away from home.
boats with covered areas it is
'
S
a
y
s
.
.
.
.
.
harder
to get rid of the gasoline
have 'thrown their hats into the *ing\
There's a strong chance the vacation
and as it usually drips down into
should be matched only by activity of driver will spend a good part of his
eld." vf their ^i>bbyin*, the
an enclosed, unventilated apace, it
forced » Town Council
climbed into the ring, and are flexing driving in another state. In a sense he'll tave
b e c o m e s extremely haxsrdous.
THOSE WEEDING BILLS
elect th« Btoiioial for
l
Don't start the motor until you
The bride wore white,
the citizens who themselves have be a "guest" of that state.
;
*
have ventilated the area so fumei
The bridegroom, blue;
their voting muscles as they seek out the
•re dissipated. A stray spark can
He must learn the traffic regulations Expreit Appreciation
Her Dad's bank balance
best course for the nation to follow.
cause an explosion. If you wipe off
Had a crimson hue.
of the state' in which he is traveling if
your boat with rags and they be"Entirely aside from any partisan con- he wants to insure himself a safe trip. Editor, Leader:
HAVE
A
SIMILE?
come oil or gasoline-soaked, get rid
association extends thanks
1
"As
procrastinating
as
the
mod
siderations, there are certain funda- He must obey localspeed limits. He must to Our
These are loans, snsjg ty i
you and your staff for your fine ern bride In acknowledging a wed- of them promptly. They may not
explode but they sure can'start a
mentals to be determined which will be familiarize himself with the nature of cooperation and.spirit of friendli- ding gift."
bank, to help finance the wt^
mean blaze.
ness at all times in publicizing our
vital to the future of the nation. Today, the country he'll be driving through.
labor and materialsfori
activities during the year, which
passing of Katherine Brush
for example, no one can properly exerLife preservers or seat cushions
Above all, he'll remember that just has added so much to the success willThe
MEVEIYDAY
be quite a loss to many of her used for preservers arc always inr e p a i r s or additions it t
cise his voting franchise as an American because he's a "guest" he has no right of our projects. We wish you in fan's. I enjoyed all her hooka, and dicated. Even the best of swimLMKtfKF
houses of people in this
citizen Without at least an overall ac- to expect special privileges so far as traf- turn full success in all your vari- that is why I take exception to mers are.'likely to find them helpcms undertakings And dealings Robert Ruark when he stated in
quaintance with the fiscal isues. A few fic is concerned.
ful in unexpected emergencies. An
with the public.
his article entitled, "A Lady equally important item of equipvital fiscal questions upon which the
Sincerely,
This July, with the "Fourth" coming
Named Key" that her book called ment is an Underwrlters'-approved
(Mrs.) George C. Dreyety' Young Man of Manhattan was a tire extinguisher. Many boat ownvoter may well ponder between now on Friday and making a long week end,
Secretary,
badly written story. I am no au- ers still have their boats and lives
and Election Day are:
the "perfect guest" tourist driver w'ill
Waidlaw Mothers' Assn. thority on literature but I always because they were able to stop a
Fast action on application! i
"Should deficit spending be continued, be more welcome than ever.
Wardlaw School,
eagerly awaited a new book by small fire before it got out of hand.
HERE'S WHAT IT
such loans allows borrower! li|
Ploinflelcl.
Katherine
Brush.
She
had
a
deor should reductions be made in order
The holiday week end will entice exThese extinguishers are built of
lightful style, far more readable such
MEANS
TO
YOU
start needed work promptly.Q
sturdy
materials
that
they
to make income equal outgo?
tra thousands of motorists to the highthan anything F. Scott Fitzgerald are able to stand the rough hundis low,,a
turned out.
.
- , , iH
"If spending cuts should be made, ways. Some will be using the holiday To The Graduate
ami exposure to .-outdoor
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week end to get a head start on their
where can they be made?
tb(jr
ihey
will
be
subject
to
in
You, the happy graduate
Friend of mine ttv
fr. And if they are inspected
'"Can reductions be* applied -without- annual two-week vaction. Others will be
Father's Day cravat » i t » - , , ^ _
Of Nineteen Fifty-two,
CMW ia t*r fMll Mormition m a mmy-savi* I
d kept filled, they will not fait
follows:
"Bill,
got
eight
top
and
week-enders,
dashing
off
for
three
days'
Have
many
years
awaited
your
handicapping our defense effort?
the boatman when he needs them.
only two lower drawer ties."
Commencement to come true.
of
fun
before
they
return
to
the
old
• "Is Congress equipped with adequate
You know those lower drawer
grind. •
Now that day has come at last;
facilities to weigh spending needs?
selections! The kind you don't Granted.Patent .
Too many will throw caution to the
Life
really
is
worth
while—
wear
until you've raised a beard.
For New Method
"Similar questions could be asked winds when it comes to traffic safety. And, carefree, you search out fl «
NfWjtMffrl
wesTfieio
concerning many state and local issues, Thinking only of the holiday, they'll cut
place
And speaking about, beards reByron M. Vanderbilt, 244 SylAmong the rank and file.
minds me that Christopher Mor- vania
but of one thing the voter may be sure: loose on already crowded highways, enplace and. Frances Bascom
THIO1MIT IANKINO INtTiniilON IM IWMM
ley once said that people do not of Staten
Never before has he cast a ballot of dangering not only their own lives but Knowledge you have thus far
Island, have been grantGARW'OOD BRANCHES - SCOTCH FUW
raise beards, they lower them.
ed a United States patent for a
' more far-reaching significance than this the lives of otBers.
gained
JVUmbtr tf M*ral Dtpwlt Ininrim (•*, '
method for preparing a compound
Say,
Oldtimers,
remember
away
Is
but
a
grain
of
sand
one will be, for the issues behind the
They'll be dangerous demonstrators Upon a beach spread far and wide buck when mothers would say to which may be used as a surface
General Election of 1952 are the most of the truth that "Speeders Lose."
whining' kids, "Cut it out this min- coating. Dr. Vanderbilt and Miss
Between the sea and land.
ute, want to grow,up to be a cry- Bascom are members of the staff
momentous that have confronted . the
Who will be the winner? The driver Fleeting years wilt leave their
of the E«so Laboratories of the
baby?" Shades of Johnny Ray!
nation.
Standard Oil Development Co.,
who win* the respect of all, and the one
mark!
FOR
CRYING
OUT
LQlJD
Linden.
,
"Get out and vote--but know what who'll win a safe trip there and back,
In wisdom you will grow.
Binsf,
Perry,
Vic
and
Frankie,
you are voting for."
"Tis
then
you'll
full
realize
will be the driver who always plays it
All of them have passed their
How little you still know!
heyday;
safe.
tion time, If you have a homo
Now gals reach for a hankie
freezer the task of morning enterHe'll
cheat
death
out
of
this
holiday
Happiness*
nnd
sunshine
will
At
mere mention of Johnny Ray. taining is further simplified. 'The
Cynical Excuse
Not
always
hide
from
view
by courteous, considerate and careful
breakfast menu listed' below; ran
One cynical excuse is given for extend- driving.
The bui'dens of a war-torn world—•
CARTOON-OF-THE-WEEK
Its trials, and shadows too. It's by Litchy in the Brooklyn • be prepared days ahead of time,
ing the price and wage c.ontrol law, and
Euf.lt, The scene, a butcher shop and stored, frozen, till the day of
He'll be the perfect guest.
presenting OPS with a new lease on life.
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But, wander not alone, my friend. and incident!}' on the wall there is your party.
M
n
M
Strawberry-pineapple fruit cup
It is that this is politically expedient, parFor pitfalls will be rife. .
a sirjn reading, "Steaks on E-Z FiAsk God to guide your faltering
nattie Plan.", The owner turns to with fresh mint garnish. Assortticularly in a general election year when Other Papers Say:
steps '
his helper and says, "I think they'd ed hot bieada: cornbread, orange
most of our alleged statesmen are leanlike it better if we just quoted the biscuits, cinnamon rolls, jam, butAH through this worldly life;
ter, coffee.
ing over backwards trying to please all Public Schools Study Needed
price per ounce."
' '
The frozen fruits will thaw in
some day you may graduate
. FREDERIC WALTERS
voters and alienate none.
The New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- That
fin hour or so, at room temperaTo things of higher worth, •
ACThis point of view is something of an tion supported a resolution at Trenton And leave behind a life well spent'
ture. They should be taken from
the freezer by 8:30 or 9 o'clock.
insult to the collective intelligence of the this year which would have provided
You're Invited To
In serving Him on earth.
For those who do not have freez—Agnes K. Strenkert.
American people. It presupposes that an objective study of the. cost, quality
CONGRATULATIONS, NEWlYWfDS
A Breakfast Party
er space, the breakfast party can
they accept, innocently and completely and needs of public school education in
be easily prepared by using some
By MARY.TV, ARMSTRONG
of the many mixes on the market.',
noncritically, the theory that a politically New Jersey. The resolution passed the
Man »o atari your marriage off on the rig
Orange Biecuite
Union County Home Agent
controlled economy is better than a free, Assembly, died in the Senate Education
ing . . . wilh a $y«»«matic mvingi pr«»«""
2 cups flour
fully competitive economy. Our living committee.
June, with its weddings, gradua4 teaspoons baking powder
FSOWAt I
tions, bon voyages, showers and
standards are by far the highest in the
% teaspoon salt
The association is still advocating the
birthdays gives plenty of chances *
Vi cup milk
world, t h e average worlfer enjoys a authorization of this study.
U l savings flnane* your future home, furnituti
for parties. One type of celebra1
tablespoon grated orange
buying power that is known only to the
Safe
Operation
•vtntually . . .your family.
, tion gaining in popularity is a
We hope the association succeeds.
rind
relative few in most other nations. Some Contrary to public opinion, the people of
late-hour breakfast party. In
4 tablespoons fat
For Trips Cited
June, too, the house is likely to be
of the things that we look upon as virtual New Jersey pay a lot for public school,
Sift flour with baking powder
S a v . part of ev.ry payche.k here. With your
in
tip-top
shape,
just
fresh
from
and
salt. Add orange rind. Cut
With more than 63,000,000 mo. its spring houseclenning. The garnecessities are considered almost unob- education. The oft-made statement that
tion* and our worthwhile returns, you'll *°pfl
in
fat
with
'pastry
blender.
Add
torists pjanning to take to the
tainable luxuries elsewhere, And all of New Jersey is almost at the bottom of road
a lubitemtlal cash reserve.
throughout America this sum- dens will help to further beautify milk gradually to make a soft
these benefits have come out of the free the list of states as far as state support mer on short trips and long jaunts, it with a colorful array of flowers. dough. Knead gently then pot to
it becomes more important than Also from 10 a.m. to near noon, W-inch thickness in an oblong
SERVING NEWIYWEDS SINCE 1W»
enterprise system.
of schools is concerned is true, but mis- ever
for car owners to make cer- your house is comparatively cool, shape. Cut strips 1 to IVSi inches
No one can say whether prices would leading, State aid here is comparatively tain their vehicles are in the best and your guests will thoroughly wide, 10 to 12 Inches long. Gash
shape possible in the enjoy the feeling of getting away one long .edge, every % inch. Roll
go dowri a little or go up a little if the small. But the actual per pupil operating mechanical
interest of their own safety and from their household routines to up each strip. Plaeo In greased
controls were abandoned and the free cost of the public schools in the state the safety of others on the high- help celebrate with you.
muffin pans, gashed edge up. Put
market restored in entirety. That is be- is surpassed only by one other state, and way.
For every party, there must be one tablespoon sugar over each
food—food
that
tastes
good,
but
biscuit, then sprinkle with one tais.50
per
cent
above
the
national
averside the point anyhow. The controls
That advice was offered yesterday by Joseph C. Osmnn, manager doesn't involve too much prepora- blespoon orange juice. Bake ' in
place costly, artificial burdens on the age.
460 F.'oven 12 to 15 minutes.
of the Trenton division of Keymanufacturer, the farmer, the retailer,
It seems pretty clear that we in New, stone Automobile Club.
aniams.
While
having
these
things
labor, nnd all others concerned in the Jersey are spending enough on public
"Muny travelers were killed and checked, it aliio would be advisable
' production und distribution of goods. school education. The questions that injured during the summer vaca- to have thorough inspections made
They nre particularly onerous to the arise are whether all of this spending is tion period last year in accidents of such things as cxlinust syBlemB,
cars that wero mechan- windshield wipers, horns, rearsmall business, and nre a barrier to its being done wisely, whether we are get- involving
ically unsnfo," he declared. "In
and sidc-vlcw mirrors nnd
growth and progress. They make an ting mnxirmim value for our education fact, competent safety rrseorchors view
window glass.
"elite" group of political appointees dic- dollar. Another question, of course, ia have found that on tho nvaruKo
AGENT ALLIED VAN U
"Such precaution!* should be takof every nine traffic deaths oc- en by all cur owners a fuw days
tators of the economy. They disrupt the the quality of the education, particularly one
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
curs in accidents involving auto- before setting out on u trip. Of
normal, historical methods of doing busi- in the financially poorer nrens.
mobiles with mcchanicul defects.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
courKe, this in especially the case
ness. And, in the long run, thoy discourmost cases tlivuc defects can for.lhosti who drive cars ulsjht or
The answer to these and many other lie"In
adjusted or repaired rather oab- 10 yearn old, or older} In that cateage Incentive and create needless scar- guedtions should bo found in the com241 North Ave.
"
ily und at reasonable cost, for ox- gory It lias boon found that thorcity.
p'rohenaivo study which the taxpayers' purts liuvu found that the major ough maintenance check-ups ara
WE. 2-4464
mechanical deficiencies are worn needed progressively more often to
The controls should be struck from the group advocates.
tires, faulty broken, badly focused
PACKING
CRATING
ante operation.
statute books.
—New Brunswick Home News b d l l h t H and loose steering nicch- Insuro
"Jlu sure and be safari"
83
832**8
ie Mail Bo>
ELDTRU!
Check Your Car,
Owners Warned
HENRY P. TOWNSEND