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23 THE DAILY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1955. ulated over many years and are ISELIN MAN READS Scott's Sister Charges Garage continuing to accumulate, caus PAPER AT CONVENTION ing an unsound condition in the stopped off at Los Angeles and Chicago. 1 STUFFED RATS TOLEDO, Ohio UP) The University of Toledo's research department was asked by a doll Card Party to Pay Tuition of Pupils PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP, May 4 Mrs. William J.

Lock-wood has been appointed chairman of a public card party to be held May 20 at Our Lady of Is Violating Junkyard Law ISELIN, May 4 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goff of Homes Park avenue have returned from a pish. Edison's Chances 'Promising' For Getting Own Post Office EDISON, May 4 This town-jphia. Mr, Myers has assured ship's chances of getting a post township leaders that their rsc-office of its own "seem very ommendations will be given promising," according to a worn- every consideration before action levying and collection of taxes and assessments "We dare you to brand this a day trip to San Francisco, manufacturer to determine PISCATAWAY TOWNS that," Mayor John F.

Duffy re whether a rubber and plastic wnere ur. uou read a paper before the Federation nt Rininoi- May 4 A complaint that the pnea. Second Complaint stuffing compound for dolls Fatima Church hall in New cal Scientists convention. Complaints about conditions would harm children. So for two Central Jersey Garage in North Stelton is operating a junkyard Market.

an wno has been in close touch Is taken. A decision is expected years, several white rats must The card party is being spon While the members were in session, tours of the city were arranged for the wives. wnn ieaerai postal autnoruies, in a few weeks. was made to the Township Com sored by mothers of tuition pu eat food with the compound chopped up in it. So far there The optimistic view came last Mrs.

Wira and Professor Hel mittee last night by Mrs. Michael on the garage old site were also received in a letter from Max Krauss, who owns property between the site and the Kilmer Supply Company, half-truth, Commissioner Engel, and we ask you is this what your slogan of 'Continue Progress With Men of Ability' stands for? Have you forgotten how Mr. Germak protested so vigorously and furnished letters from a Newark law firm which indicated it could do this work for $50 per certificate instead of $70 Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Hanson get? You answered that you were not compelled to give this work out night from Mrs.

Charles Wira, pils attending St. John's School in Dunellen and St. Peter's High On the return flight the Goffs Maran. have been no ill effects. chairman of the Women for Edi Mrs.

Maran, who termed the School in New Brunswick. Pro yar have recommended a central post office on Route 27, near the largest population center of the township. They also have recom property "disgraceful," filed pic ceeds will go toward the cost of son, Mrs. Wira and Prof. Frank Helyar, chairman of the Planning Board, have met with postal LAST CHANGE FOR SENSATIONAL SALE Abraham Feinberg of the North Stelton Improvement League wanted to know what is being the tuition and also for expenses of the religious school, of the mended that the existing Stelton tures of wrecked cars at the new garage and on the site on the other side of Stelton road where post office be renamed "Edison." church, The Women for Edison have the garage formerly was located done aoout the Kilmer Supply company "violation." Mr.

Feinberg contended that Committees assisting Mrs. on bid! Why? Because perhaps CLOSING OUT THIS WEEK ONLY circulated petitions calling for a central post office. One of their Lockwood are: Mrs. Maran is-a sister of Scott of the Kilmer Supply the matter has "been dragging Prizes, Mrs. Adam Skolek and backers in this drive has been Company, who faces a charge of Mrs.

Stephen Kochen; refresh for seven months." Committeeman Joseph A. Deni Thomas Swales contractor violation of the zoning law in SUITS QF 2 for Values to $29.95 )ajO $11.00 ments, Mrs. Chester Lambert; tickets, Mrs. Robert McDermott; markers, Mrs. Frederick W.

Municipal Court next Monday night. His business is located at omciais in Philadelphia and swapped letters with them. Mrs, Wira reported that a postal group has finished its investigation of the township mail problems. Its findings have gone I to postal officials in Philadelphia. From the facts, the officials will decide whether the township should have its own post office, named "Edison," on whether it should continue its present status of being served by 10 separate offices with separate names.

The final decision will be made said a summons was issued Monday and that the case is due In on the construction of a new building for the Nixon branch of the New Brunswick post of the corner of Freedom and Stel Greninger and Mrs. William the taxpayers would save around "But to take a peek a bit further back, Mr. Engel, let us turn your memory back to July 26, 1949, when you, as mayor, approved a resolution which abated $11,166.40 in interest from a total back tax bill of $34,514.46 representing back taxes for the years 1930-48 on Lot 2-F in Block 161 (97.72 acres); also which abated $6,850.36 in inter court next Monday Adolph Axclrod, father of Nor man Axelrod of the Central Jer ton roads, a short distance from All Sizes Misses, Juniors and Women's Some Slightly Irregular fice; now being built near the Municipal Building. The investigation report was Pryor, and special prizes, Mrs. Ernest Reddy.

the garage property. The Central Jersey Garage is sey Garage, pointed out that Magistrate Robert I. Kuritsky is among seven business places in North Stelton that Mr. Scott has TOPPERS scheduled to go to Mr. Myers last Saturday, Mrs.

Wira said. Township officials and residents 7,95 Iselin Values to $29.95 an attorney for Mr, Scott. Township Attorney John filed complaints against in Mu -by" Donald A. Myers, regionallhave presented their case. Now Sizes 10 to 18 nicipal Court for violation of the Keefe said Kuritsky would ISELIN, May 4 Mrs.

Michael est from a back tax bill of manager! the Postjall they can do is keep their W. Stroin and son, Glenn Mi 190.98 due for 1930-48 on Lot ournce uepartmeni in ftmaaci- fingers crossed so-called New Jersey "blue law for conducting business on Sunday. A similar complaint made disqualify himself from hearing the case and that1 an impartial person would be chosen to sit as SKIRTS 8-G in Block 161 (60.51 The assessed owners of this Values $5.98 to $6.98 chael, are spending a three-month visit with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Albert Resko of 80 Cutter's lane, Woodbridge, whilel Commissioners Seen Confused against Mr, Scott was withdrawn by George Gattsek on Monday property then were the estate of Virgil Ainscow'and later Lincoln magistrate.

Mr. Scott failed to carry out his threat to press complaints be Sizes 10 to 18 Flair and Slim Models night in court in the hopes that her husband, Sergeant Strain, is Properties Inc. Why don't you serving 90 days with the Strate tell our taxpayers what develop Mr, Scott would withdraw his complaints. The latter refused to Commission Government By fore the committee that three other lumber companies in North Stelton have violated the zoning gic Air Command in England. ments are now on these two big lots? -Why don't you tell them, On his return in August the family will return to their home do so.

Maran's complaint against the garage was referred by the Engel, why taxes had not ordinance by expanding. He said after the meeting that I. TAYLOR OUTLET CO. 49-51 WASHINGTON STREET NEW BRUNSWICK, J. in Austin, Tex, Sergeant Stroin EDISON, May 4 Even the "commissioners are confused by Township Committee to the is the son of Mr.

and Mrs, Mi his appeal in Superior Court of the decision of former Magistrate "I have often wondered to myself, as I have sat in commission meetings whether, as the public brought their problems to them, if the commissioners the commission form of govern been collected for 18 years, and especially why the township never foreclosed to take title. kidding who with tax issues?" V. 'I Board of Health. She questioned the action, "Tment. Mrs.

Catherine McAn- chael Stroin of Iselin. i Mr. and Mrs. William Brier, 107 North street, entertained in honor of their first anniversary in their new home on Saturday. Arvid M.

Johnson last year in finding him guilty of the zoning violation is expected to be heard stating that the condition is a zoning violation. ever listened to them, or even drew, candidate for commissioner, charged last night. She C-said: "The aspect of our local gov-: Xrnmental structure that most "Township officials will decide soon. whether they listened to each other. Each one separately and Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. John Bolan collectively has admitted utter ignorance on township-wide and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mathe surprises me has been the de Germak, Pisciotta See Need 'problems whose administrative all of Brooklyn: Mr. and the "French Street" Schwartz cree of confusion that has surrounded the efforts of our elected officials to face and solve details fell into a particular department of government other Mrs. Hubert Joaquirer, Chatta qua, N. and Mr. and Mrs.

Ed ward Schelds of Paramus. For Audit of Edison Accounts than their own. At one meeting, community problems "Many times, as I sat as a when I attempted to speak on a St. Cecelia's Rosary Society will meet today at 8:30 p. m.

in 17 during commission (community, problem, I was told $15,000 for this future develop EDISON, May 4 As soon as "meetings and heard citizens to take it up in private with the St. Cecelia School cafeteria Guest speaker will be the Rev ment site for these liens, some of which represent unpaid taxes ItiWiilU "AMERICA'S FINEST bring their, problems to our commissioner whose department its i candidates are elected, the Clean Government group will John Petri, who will discuss his 'elected board of five, these of- administered such things. Why since 1914 and 1916. 4 trip to Rome. 1 does the law require our board call for a complete audit of Ificials would be at a loss to decide 'who does what about Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Closman "True, the Fusion Confucius' cry will be: 'We got the taxes with 10 per cent but all township accounts, Candidate of Melvin avenue spent Satur to include a public hearing at all meetings if the best way to consider the township's prob Michael J. Germak and Edward day in New York City. They vis Pisciotta said last night: ited Mrs. Closman's Mother, Mrs, they won -dare say that the tax on some of these lots was 6 cents lems is in private caucus with "The shocking revelations of tax abatements and private sales one or the other commissioners? Dora Shaffer and Mr.

Closman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin per year for many years. The PILLOW ARM tDSEia This state of confusion will Closman. buyer in this case was the Tacert Company, whose tax bills are of tax liens representing many years of heavy back taxes on persist as long as we operate under commission form of gov Nancy Jean Stiles, daughter of what.

"The Walsh Act directs that all five must accept the responsibility of the government as a whole. But, with each commissioner also being the head of a "municipal department, the impression is often given to the public that if a problem could be directed to a commissioner as a department head, the other four needn't consider it. "This was most dramatically Illustrated when the mayor was ernment, where the legislative properties are proof enough that a thorough audit of all municipal accounts must come as the sent to 1186 Green street, Iselin, the same as are those of Absig Corp. and Reliance Associates, and the executive powers are mingled in the persons of our first step in our cleanup program five commissioners. Let's look after our election.

"For example, a resolution for something better through establishing a charter commission next fall. subsidiaries of Sommer Bros. $210,000 Program "The very minutes of the present commissioners are proof that the incumbents, Julius Engel, Martin O'Hara and Brace Eg-gert, themselves agreed that our township was in bad shape when by resolution on July 9, 1952, they awarded a contract to the "If elected May 10, I will in- ill a year ago. He heads the de passed by our commissioners on May 12 and three of them now seek reelection, on the Fusion ticket sold at private sale, which meant no auction bids al Itroduce the necessary ordinance partment which included the roads and sewers. then the rest is up to you brought problems and questionsjthrough your vote!" on roads to the board in his ab- lowed, 72 tax title liens on land Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. Stiles of 12 Melvin avenue, was baptized in St. Cecelia's R. C.

Church by the Rev. John M. Wilus, pastor. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.

James P. Wright. Eileen Goldfarb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.

Goldfarb of 207 Julius street, celebrated her 12th birthday on Sunday by visiting Radio City accompanied by her friend, Joan Shane and her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish and daughters, Christine, Nancy and Jacquelin, of Washington avenue were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Fish of Kearny on Sunday. It was the seventh anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish and the 39th of Deborahr Lynn Adams of Rebecca place was three years old on Saturday.

near Oak Tree School for They were told that sence. Hanson-Hoffman firm at $70 per Toffee Watches' certificate or $210,000. As their 267.34, which included attorney fees of $5,040 for the firm of Thomas L. Hanson and Maxwell Hoffman. Hence the township ac-i tually received a little over nothing was either known or could be acted on until the mayor returned.

We had an entire department of government paralyzed because of his unfor reason for this action, they said in this resolution: 'Whereas said tax sale certificates have accum- Used by Candidate EDISON, May 4 The "coffee tunate absence. Cites Library Service klatch discussion" ias been add ed to township politics by Mrs. I "Many times I have brought 11 Aip the need lor increased li Catherine D. McAndrew, candi date for mnnin Lillian Wertz" of Washington! brary services to keep up with the growing population. I have Mrs.

McAndrew brushes off the effectiveness of traditional avenue was 15 years old on Mr. and Mrs." John Steib of suggested a mobile unit as the best way to increase these ser political rallies. "These glori Bloomfield avenue announce the! fied beer parties," she says, "con vince few people who weren't already convinced." She meets informally' with birth of a daughter, Virginia Irene, on April 19 at Perth Am-boy General Hospital. Mr. and Hrs.

Albert Lasky of Elizabeth avenue are the parents small groups of women general ly at a private home. Yesterday afternoon, for ex of a daughter, Susan Harriet, EXTRA SPECIAL born at Rahway Memorial Hos fx pital on April 24. i vices in such a spread-out community. The Library Board is assigned to a particular department. It has been under the Department of Public Works for the past four years.

Because of that fact, the other four commissioners will not make comment, or even think, about expanding services. Their attitude is, 'We'll wait for a recommen-dation from that department head. That department head continued to contend that such an increase in library services would require capital expenditure to initiate and would have to be consented to by the other four. "Take the problem of expand ample, she spoke with 10 Ste-phenville women at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Kasner, 18 Ste-phenville parkway.

Tonight at 8 she will meet some residents of Lahiere Park in the home of Mrs. James Floyd, 11 Lahiere avenue. Tomorrow at 8 she will ATTEND CONVENTION EDISON, May 4 Six members of the Edison League of Women Voters are attending the league's! speak with residents of Old Post state convention yesterday, to-; A Glider leader in quality and value. Ail steel frame glider that makes up into a full size bed. Attractive new front panel that has the appearance of wrought iron.

Seat and back cushions have inner-spring construction and are covered with heavy weight vinyl water-repellent covers. All cushions are double corded for extra wear. Choice of green, yellow or coral. Homes in the home of Mrs. Ed ward Grant, 17 Gurley road.

"Some of these women agree with me, and others do the day and tomorrow in Atlantic City. Local delegates are Mrs. Herman Breitkopf, Mrs. A. W.

Fil-i ardi, Mrs. Ralph Jones and Harry Hooley. Mrs. Earl Main! is attending as an observer and Mrs. Rudolf Kirk is attending in1! her capacity as a state board member.

i candidate said. "But at least we have an intelligent discussion." je a If Mrs. McAndrew campaign platform has just one plank that the township needs a new form of government. ing garbage districts. The commissioner with this department under his jurisdiction has contended publicly that the districts should be enlarged to cover the entire township.

The only way this can come about is to have the entire board of five pass an ordinance to that effect. Yet I It j. wm mm 1 when the other four were ques Their Own Platform Reveals Fusion Failure, Foes Charge mm JM feA mm mm M- tmr mm mu mm M- tioned, they responded to a man mt A that they knew nothing about the problem; they would have to depend upon recommenda tions from the commissioner whose department included that service. graceful styling helps make it largest-selling "packaged" air conditioner EDISON, May 4 Candidates of the New Administration ticket charged last that the Fusion incumbents have admitted failure. In a statement, Raymond Hof, Anthony Ferrullo and Paul Benton said: "By their words and by their roads, and 'to eventually provide hard surface and permanent; -Doesn't this indicate that while they were in office they failed to provide the road service they now say is im-i portant? Evade Sewer Problem "Point 3.

Enlarge sewer sys- Entries Accepted I JB-fe-z fo l'4HHHw I I -i II ji For Flower Show i platform, the Fusion Party has admitted that it has failed tojtem: In this platform the Fus- give the people of Edison town EDISON, May 4 The Terra Nova Garden Club of Stephen-ville will present its third annual flower show, "On a Bird Walk," on May 16, 17 and 18 at Morris Stores in Metuchen. The arrangements display is open to members only. Other exhibits are open to all amateur flower arrangers. Among the invitation classes ship the kind of government that it should have given. "The New Administration candidates charge that the Fusion Party, by its platform, admits it has failed the residents of Edison township.

We call attention to each plank of their 10-point platform, and ask the More tine restaurants, more smart stores, more busy offices more peope buy Weathermakers than any other 'packaged" air conditioner. They like its beauty its distinctive styling and gleaming baked-enamel finish. They like its quietness with the QT Fan you can hardly hear run. And, especially, they like its performance feature-for-feature the finest money can buy. Because it Is built by the people who know air conditioning best.

people to consider each point will be a night owl exhibit of! 4 carefully. They can come to 1 XV I vacuoles, wmwi open io raw only one conclusion, that since Only, Uhev wprA in offirp lhpv riirin't All classes are open in theirin thpv nnu, eav fhf.v horticulture exhibit, which in do if elected ionists say that they will take advantage of the Raritan valley trunk sewer, They fail to say why they have not provided adequate sewerage facilities for the conditions that have existed in the past and still exist today, reading of this point of- their platform indicates a complete evasion of the problem now facing the township. "Point 4. Full support for education expansion: This plank of their platform pledges cooperation only. If their past performance is any indication of the manner in which they will continue to handle this problem, we can only expect a complete failure of facilities for the proper education of our children.

We charge that the Fusion Party is directly responsible for the lack of proper educational facilities since they were responsible for appointing the members of the school board. And if they do not condone the lack of planning, they should haveasked for the removal of the members of the school board whom they have appointed. "In our next statement we will "Let's analyze the first four points: A group that will beautify any porch, patio or garden. The name BUNTING on every piece is your guarantee of quality workmanship. Group includes glider, chair, rocker and table.

Finished in beautiful two-tone colors. Green, iESu3L Make yours Carrier. It will pay to call today! "Point 1. Equalization of taxes: The Fusionists say that they believe there should be an immediate reappraisal of all properties in the township to equalize assessments, and that it be done by competent and independent experts, highly quali eludes perennials and bulbs, flowering shrubs, trees or vines and potted house plants. Entries must be entered at Morris Stores between 9 and 10:30 a.m.

on May 15. Br The flower show committee Includes Mrs. Kip Sheppard, honorary chairman, and Mrs. George Supplee, Mrs. Norman Curry and Mrs.

Earl Main, general chairmen. Mrs. Benjamin Stone is the chairman of entries. red or yellow with white trim. Pieces can be bought individually.

Complete Set as Pktvred For Genuine "CARRIER" Parts Service Call Your Factory Authorized Dealer fied and strictly impartial Doesn't this confirm the fact that while they have been in office they have not appraised properties in an equal manner, and that the appraisals were not done by competent, independent Thr-PasMngr Qlidur alto crvaikrWa erf sKghtty mora See the Finest in Outdoor Furniture at Schwartz Furniture Co. ROSARIANS TO MEET Sales Service EDISON. May 4 The Altar- Rosary Society of St. Margaretand qualified experts? "Point 2: Permanent streets Mary's Church of Bonhamtown analyze the remainder of their platform and show that they clearly admit their lack of ability to give the people of the 162 Church Street New Brunswick Phone Kilmer 5-1101 and roads: The incumbents say will meet today at 7:30 p. m.

in Kilmer 5-6385 79 French Street, New Brunswick that 'rear and immediate atten- the church. The business meet- ing is scheduled for 8 p. m. in'tion be given to permanent tm-itownship the kind of govern the church hall. jprovemeni ot our streets ana ment thai is necessary.

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