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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

7

Farmers and business groups back A and P amid antitrust suit

A broad survey shows farmers unions chambers of commerce farm bureaus and other groups from rural and urban sectors expressing support for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co in the Justice Department antitrust case. Resolutions letters and public statements reflect concern that breaking A P could reshape competition standards and hurt American business.

New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Truman A&p Justice Department American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Chambers of Commerce

Cub Pack 196 Inducts Myron Galanty at Chanukah Christmas Party

Myron Galanty was inducted into Cub Pack 196 at George Washington School last Thursday during the Chanukah and Christmas party. boys lit menorah candles, decorated the tree, and prepared baskets for local underprivileged families. Toys and a cub gift were donated by Leon S Levine. Den mothers served refreshments. Skit Night is planned for January. All parents invited to the next meeting to watch the boys perform.

Myron Galanty George Washington School Leon S. Levine

Elected Members of Cost Accountants

A. W. Rhinesmith announced William Herbert Kastner of 93 Benjamin Street Cranford has been elected to membership in the National Association of Cost Accountants. Kastner works for Bristol Myers Company in Newark.

A. W. Rhinesmith Newark William Herbert Kastner Benjamin Street Cranford National Association of Cost Accountants Kastner Bristol-Myers Company

Property Transfers in Newark and Nearby Areas

A series of real estate transfers lists multiple deeds in Newark and surrounds. John Bishop Jr. transfers executor rights to Peter W. Getchius for lots in West Newark. Bertha Niemasz transfers to Walter Niemasz. Sisco and others sell lots 24–27 in Weequahic Fork Circle. Merin Construction sells Blay Street property. Maria Cusano transfers to Guiseppe Cuzzolino. Leonard Baer sells Voorhees Street property. Rose Wexler transfers to American Construction Company. Michael Eisler sells 49–51 in West Newark to Robert Dassitg. Joseph Fee to Mildred Fee on Union and Hillside avenues. Lindenbergs sell 284 Hillside Avenue to Sidney Spencer.

John Bishop, Jr Peter W. Getchius West Newark Bertha C. Niemasz Walter S. Niemasz Anna Bloy Howard Street James Street Stanley W. Sisco Peter Protyvniagk Arthur Street Rose Wexler American Construction Company Highland Avenue Hillside Avenue Miller Place Michael Eisler Robert J. Dassitg Joseph Fee Mildred D. Fee Union Avenue Central Line New Jersey West Tine Railroad Company Tillie Joseph Lindenberg Sidney O. Spencer

Pupils Take Trip To Reservation

Second grade at Calvin Coolidge School visited South Mountain Reservation last week to feed the deer. Accompanied by teacher Miss Ethel Deber school nurse Mrs. Catherine Redling and parents Mrs Madeline Stump and Mrs Catherine Spingler.

Calvin Coolidge School South Mountain Reservation Ethel Deber Catherine Redling Madeline—Stump Catherine Spingler

New Edition of Good Pointers Highlights Classroom Innovations

Teachers from Hillside and Saybrook schools issue the latest Good Pointers edition. The issue showcases articles by J Dyer M Kennedy A O Clark M W Johnson E Cohn G F Teuschler Ng Johnson M Kremer man L Aronson M A Fairweather J Kulikowski L Sutton C Silver L A Brengle I Sommer and others on arithmetic teaching quarantine dramatics time teaching maps history geography and student led Halloween parade.

Hillside Walter Krumbiegel Hillside Avenue School Joan Taormina Calvin Coolidge Mari¢n Turkish Harden- Looker Metropolitan School Study Council J. Dyer Hurden-Locker M. Kennedy A. O. Clark Hillside Avenue M. W. Johnson George Washington E. Cohn G. F. Teuschler Saybrook Ng. Johnson M. Kremerman L. Aronson M. A. Fairweather

Lead choices in declaring a slam in bridge play

Alexander Spencer argues that leading an ace against a slam is rarely best unless a natural trump trick is possible. He notes books overemphasize mathematics and may mislead about lighting declarer's path. Focusing on North-South hands, West's opening lead informs slam prospects.

Declarer West

Bridge bidding mystery ends with club lead question

In a bridge hand with both sides vulnerable the sequence starts 1H pass 2NT pass 3NT pass 4D pass 6D all pass. West leads clubs, playing ace then another club. you win with the jack. How do you respond and play the rest?

South West North East

Defensive Play And Strategy In Bridge Slams

Analyzes lead decisions against slams, including cashing the king of diamonds and finessing toward dummy. Highlights risks of fourth best leads and third best tricks, noting expert avoidances and counterplay. Describes a 8 table duplicate where one West misled declarer by signaling with a queen-queen jack sequence.

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