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by dlooging snd coel  \nSęruing Summit for 64Year  \nthis afteraoon.Fr sad coolot  \ntonlght and tomorrow,Oulook  \nfor week-ond ls falr with risln  \ntrend in tomperature.  \nnd Sunmt Rocon  \n64th Yeer—No.28  \n算    7  \n84A YEAR  \n10 CENTS  \n# United Campaign\n\nBest Quits School  \nGannon Seeks City Clerk Post;CrowdedField for CouncilSeen  \n0fficials Yote  \n# Aid Post to Back\n\nWelfare Survey  \n# State Sales Tax\n\nApprova1-o?the suggestion of  \nIeonard E.Best of Bcekman  \nActivity on Summit's politlcal front continued this  \nH.Stenley.Krusen,chalrmen o  \nroad yesterday resigned.8s chefr  \nweek wlth the announcement by William B.Gannon,local  \nthis year's advance gift diylslon  \nmen of the New Jersey State  \nattorney,that he will be a candidate for the office of eity  \nof the United Campaign,for a  \nSchool Aid Commission,He took  \nclerk when William R.Gilson,incumbent,resigns,  \nthis action·In order to take &  \n'searching study and evaluation\"  \nMr;Gllson,who last week announced his candidacy in  \nof the problem of charitable glv.  \nperBonal stand In favoreof a sate  \nthe 1953 Primery·Eleetion fora  \ning in Summit was given by the  \nsales tax to finance the recom1-  \ncouncil post,stated.in the an.  \nCentra!Committee of the Cam-  \nmendations of the Commisslon.  \nTwo Local Men  \npeign at its regular monthly meet.  \nBest has gerved es heed of the  \nhouncement thet he would resign  \nas City\"Clerk.  \nCommfssion since fts creatlon fn  \ning held Monday evening at the  \nThere Isa possbility thet three  \n1950 by jolnt sction of the Legis.  \nYMCA.  \nMay Enter Race  \nCouncil seats niay be vacated next  \nlature.The Commission early thls  \nThe Central Committee,by a  \nyear.The terms of Council pres-dent Otto F.Taylor and Council  \nyear.issued a report citing the  \nunanimously edopted resolution,  \nFor Assembly  \npreoarlous financial conditlon of  \ngave the green light to the estab-  \nmen amuel Smlth end in 1953 but  \nthe.majorityof the….state's.542  \nTWhnent ofcommittce…to·be  \n,80.ar nelther hes given any indl  \nachool'districts and suggested  \nTO.HEAD DRIVE一Mrs.Fred-  \nknown ao the Sochal Welfare Re-  \nPolltlcal interest In Bummit thia  \ncation of future plana regardíng  \n4560 milon-}ncrease n State  \nerick B,Llewellyn of 174 Summit  \nylew Committee ot the City ot  \ncoming year apparently won't be  \nre-electlon.Vincent A,Burgher,  \nSchool Aid.  \nevenue,a past president of the  \nSummit whlch will consider and  \nconfined withln the city.Two Sum-  \nwho was Gppolnted last week to  \nIn a statement taue erpzaining  \nFortnightly Club and active civic  \nneke recommendations to the Cen.  \nmit residentu,both attorneys,are  \n1ll the unexplred,texz.of Councfl-  \nhie resignatlonM Best.ldT  \n2k10   arsist  \nbeing prominently mentloned both  \nker业  \nman-et-large Erneat 8.Hlckok,  \nis my conaidered opinion that the  \nchairmanship of the ennual drive  \n“bcaydtH8ugno·  eount中  \nmethod and cost of a survey of  \nwhich also expifes Th753,f  et  \n2 per cent bales tax exempting  \nfor funds of the Visiting Nurse  \nRed Fcathor agencles Bs well es  \nas possible candldates for the State  \nit be known he\"will seek re  \nfood,rent,utilltues,medical end  \nAssocletion of.Summit and.Vicin  \nther poclet welfare agencles in  \nAssemly.  \nelection.  \ndental servlces,and insurince  \nity.The campaign,which is the  \nhe clty.  \nThey are Bryant W.-Grffn-o  \nOneof the bg-queatonu locallyare the plana of Mayor Perclval  \nseems to be the tax best sulted to  \nsole Bppeal of the organization,  \nThe survey wll cover the extent  \nRidge road and WIIam R.Van-  \nfinance the State School Aid pro-  \nwill be conducted from January 25  \nderbilt of Beeknan terrace.Grlttin,  \nto which existing agencles are  \nM.Bland whose term of office expires in 1953.It is known thatm&ny prominent persons and or-ganizations have been after theMayor to agaln be a candidate andin recent 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