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2 THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 12 Hearings Conducted by Edison Board on Four Subdivisions Republicans Set New Dinner Date Ru JAMES MeGONIGLE I Avenue the deed any way that you want Ferenczi, George Asprocolas and me to." Township Engineer John Zimmer Filenbaum appointed Godwin, man to study the matter.

TRrATON 'AP) The Repub-i gulwrnatona! campaign," he said I EDISON The Planning Board; Thomas Simoli of Oak Tree for Casey Avenue and Route 27. Good Area He pointed out there are apart In other business, special board committees favored one garden apartment application and turned thumbs down on another in advisory reports to the Board of lican state committee's annual 'yesterday. last night conducted public hear- Road questioned whether sewers ments there now; there is noth-' Adjustment, which must act on requested variances for the apart ing to prohibit use of the land for the project, and that his committee felt it 'is a good area for apartments. A favorable report will be forwarded. Secretary Arthur Tucker report ments.

$100-a-plate fund raising dinner! U.S. Sen John Tower. R-lings on four subdivision appli-were p.anned. been pod Uarca, s.Md tJJJl 1 to June 5. the March dinner, will still speak! commercial development.

will flow west across Grove change, announced by J. the June dinner, he said. I Diversified Industries, of ntie to Plainfield Road. A pump-Duncan Pitnev, state GOP finance' i 12 Center Metuchen, sought; ing station Ls planned. rhiirrmn ui" nvHo "in vi f' St Helena has been the island SUbdivLsion of a I0.4,acre tract Anne I'opfinger of New York man, was mane in view 01 of exjle for Napoleon a Zulu Juried by Route 1 and the Old City sought subdivision of a 27.5-the heavy financial strain on the chieftain, a Sultan of Zanzibar Post Road Iood which it plans acre tract into 47 lots, off Wood Edward Grygo, reporting on the 62-unit project sought by Garden State Tourist Court behind its; ed he has received notice from motel at Route 1 and Old Post the county Planning Board that to develop and sell for light in-: Avenue, Oak Tree.

The ownerlRoad, said it would create toolH Realty Co. of New York iepuDiicans during last year and 600 Boer War prisoners. intends to sell the lots without'great a traffic problem and thatinas met all county requirements duslrial and commercial use. homes. (his committee test apartments; for its dnve-in theater on Oak No Comment No comment was made dur Drummond Development Co.

of were not the best use for the NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS IN VETERANS' HOSPITALS AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS If you re in the military service or re a patient In a veterans- hotpital and desire to vote, or if you are a relative or friend of a person who is in the military service or is a patient in a veterans' hospital who. you believe, will desire to vote in the Primary election to be held on April 17, 1962, kindly write to the undersigned at once making application for a military service ballot to be voted in said election to be forwarded to you. if you are in the military service or are a patient in a veterans' hospital, stating your name, age. serial number, home address and the address at which you are stationed or can be found, or if you desire the military service ballot for a relative or friend then make an application under oath for a military service ballot to be forwarded to him. stating in your application that he is over the age of 21 years and stating his name, serial number, home address and the address at which he is stationed or can be found.

Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned. Dated: Feb. 20, 1962. ROBERT B. BERGEN, Somerset County Clerk Administration SomerviUe, N.

J. Elizabeth sought an 11-lot sub- land. ing a public hearing, and the ap- nlication was held for further division, Section 3 of Vineyard The tract is partially in a resi study. I Estates, at Waverly Drive andldential zone. Grygo moved that "Tell 4 Of the four, only one drew 'Old Post Road.

an unfavorable report be sub- cemment from the public. It con- All applications were held forimitted to the Board of Adjust- Tree Road. The project previously was approved by the township. Chairman Norman reporting on the land subdivision ordinance adopted by the Township Council Feb. 14, noted it is "a tool by which the board can function more adequately." Thomas A.

Hanson, attorney and former township official, asked the board for clarification of i me all about it!" cerned a 65-Iot tract on which' further study. ment. The motion carried unan- homes costing from $23,000 to! Approval imously. $29,000 are to be built by Nathan-! The board gave final approval; William Godwin moved for a ia! E. Schwartz of 1750 Oak Jo Vitality Estates, of Keh-j favorable report on the 20-unit Tree Road, Lelin.

The tract is elworth for subdivision of 43 lots project sought by Raritan Bay off Oak Tree Road, near Grove at Oak Tree and Warwick Roads. Construction and Realty Co, Urge $8 Billion a Year for School Program 50 by 430-foot strip of land at the end of Waltuma Avenue which he donated to the township for use as a street. ft lj jt A rj It would carry Waltuma New dress? New baby? Getting all the news, and sharing yours-that's what today's phone service is for. Phoning is such a personal way to keep in touch. New Jersey Bell ATLANTIC CITY (AP) proved without debate or discus- over a 3-year period.

The association asks for a direct federal grant to the states of program of federal aid to educa- sion yesterday at the convention through to Grandview Avenue, and Hanson wanted to know-whet her the street is to be dedi- tion costing at least $8 billion the association that brought annually has been proposed 9,000 voting delegates here. hv the American Association of. The Kennedy administration is school student from kindergarten. School Administrators. seeking federal aid to education 'through two years of junior col- The recommendation was ap-that would amount to $2.5 billion! lege or technical school.

The 375 GEORGE ST. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS If you are a qualified and registered voter of the State who expects to be absent outside the State on April 17. 1962. or a qualified and registered voter who will be within the State on April 17. 1962 but because of illness or physical disability, or because of the observance of a religious holiday pursuant to the tenets of vour religion, or because of resident -attendance at a school, college or university, will be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and you desire to vote in the Primary election to be held on April 17, 1962 kindly write or apply in person to the undersigned at once requesting that a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you.

Such request must st te your home address, and the address to which said ballot should be sent, and must be signed with your signature, and state the reason why you will not be able to vote at your usual polling place. No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor is received not less than 8 days prior to the election, and contains the foregoing information. Dated: Feb. 20. 1962.

ROBERT B. BERGEN, Somerset County Clerk Administration Somerville, N. J. MOM NEW BRUNSWICK OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 to 5:30 1 i idiia iu iciuiii me uctru. Board Attorney Joseph Ferenczi told him the township is afraid that if it accepts the deed, it will be asked to pave the street in a short time.

No Reparis Godwin added that the township is willing to accept the strip providing it does not have to make improvements. "If we must improve it, we won't accept he said. He noted that the far end of: the strip has a very steep Hanson replied: "I'll amendj money ould be restricted to public education and the states would be able to spend the money as they saw fit. The association, in the final business of its 5-day annual meeting, passed again a resolution concerning racial segregation in schools. It declared that "no social, economic or governmental problem is so grave, so deep-seated All remaining items from Washington's Birthday or so difficult as to justify the 1 1 i Will DC destruction, or serious impairment of the institution of free public education in any state." Outline Aims The resolution, an appeal to keep the public schools open re- ardless of desegregation moves, LOWEST PRICED EVER! BEAUTIFUL had been passed in previous years.

ON SALE FRIDAY WHILE THEY LAST Other resolutions passed yes terday were: That each state develop and maintain a school system that insures free public education from kindergarten through at least two years of college or technical edu cation. That future federal financial assistance to the public schools be of a general nature and not riaTmiiiiliMiiiinlliriiri ig ririrmnrfaaiwuiaiainiiiM earmarked for specific areas of I I vnmrmtm 1 I IMPORTED FAMOUS 1 1 SCOTS OWN i the instructional program (such as science, math or foreign lan MINUET, ETC. Bonhamtown School youngsters in present a variety of dance for a PTA Founders' Day program. Left to right, Debra Nurnberger, Donna Nagy, Sharon Dallery, Keith Moore and Gail Bolduc. guages) That serious attention should be given guidance programs for students who are not going on to college, and that such guidance SOUVANNA OPENS ROUND OF TALKS 16 FEET OF CUSTOM BUILT-lii KITCHEN Prefinished Birch INCLUDING APPLIANCES should extend past the high school phanouvong, have failed because years.

That if fallout shelters are to of Boun Oum's refusal to give up the key defense and interior be built in school buildings, they should be financed from outside ine cnuea ciaies nas neia up the schoo budset. sirve Civil n. 1 5PflTPH J. I UB9 tJL AGED BOTTLED If A SCOTLAND t3 Kit tzJ 1 its February aid check of is a total public responsi- VIENTIANE. Laos (AP) Prince Souvanna Phouma, self-styled neutralist, began a round of talks today with leaders of the right-wing government in what may be his last chance to try to form a coalition regime.

Souvanna set separate interviews with Gen. Phoumi Nosa-van. the strongman deputy premier. Interior Minister Leuam In-sixicngmay, and other ministers in Premier Bonn Oum's iiiiiiiuii lu ouuu wuiu rjlllty. i I 4 h4' si I ft ff -f A t' tl1 in an eiiort to make rum come to terms with Souvanna.

However. Laotian Public Works Minister Tiao Khampan Panya said in Bangkok today that the 8 ft. of TOP CABINETS 8 ft. of BASE CABINETS BUILT-IN OVEN, RANGE STAINLESS STEEL SINK WITH FAUCET SPRAY FULL TOP Installation Optional Boun Oum regime is "not a bit FDR MEMORIAL TURNED DOWN WASHINGTON (AP)-The Fine Arts Commission has turned a contemporary design consisting of eight towering concrete slabs as a memorial to former President Tranklin D. Roosevelt.

The design, the arts group said COMPARE THIS FINE SCOTCH WITH OTHERS OF QUALITY VALUE IMPORTED BY DAVIDSON IMPORT CO. concerned" about the delay. "It is the Americans' own affair whether to give financial aid or not," he said. "Laos is not a piece of merchandise for sale in the market. The fight against the Communists in our country is to save Laotian lives, not to get money." Btl.OW ITMM f.Xt I.t SIV KI.V Souvanna met with Bonn Oum shortly after his arrival here yesterday.

There was no announcement of whether they made any progress toward an agreement on getting up a national unity government. Souvanna's earlier attempts to form a coalition government that also would include his pro-Communist half brother. Prince Sou- 1 'I yesterday, was too big for its setting, lacked repose and wouldl 39 3 Quart compete with, rather than supnle Davidson's Fine Blended WHISKEY 40 6 YRS. ment. other memorials that KITCHEN and APPLIANCES would surround it.

The design was produced bv IMPORTED FRENCH Pcdersen Tilney of New York HUGHES STARTS 6-DAY VACATION TRENTON (AP) Gov. Richard J. Hughes started on a six- Complete, including Stainless steel sink. and won a $.30,000 competition Bamberger Plan Ninth N.J. Store NEWARK fAP A regional COGNAC 29 over five other finalists.

Congress has the authority to overrule the COMPLETE AS SHOWN YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION GUARANTIED Pierre LeRoy Fifth 5 DAY DELIV shopping center is planned for day Puerto Rican vacation today, where he planned to join his wife South Orange Avenue and the re 99 V.S.R. BRANDY 7 STAR vised route of Walnut Street in commission. The Roosevelt Memorial would be locr.ted on a 27I2-acre site between the Jefferson and Lincoln memorials and across the Tiday Basin from the Washington Betty at San Juan. Mrs. Hughes left Trenton last Livingston.

Fifth To be built by Bamberger night for ban Juan. Hughes de- New Jersey, the center would -layed his departure until 1:30 a so that he could speak at a din NO CHARGE FOR PLANING, DESIGN or MEASURING. COME IN OR PHONE. NO OBLIGATION! CHOOSE FROM K1ANY STYLES IN "DELUXE" WOOD FINISHES. JUST RECEIVED FROM FRANCE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF WINE contain some 500,000 square feet of floor space, including Bamber WRONG ADDRESS An incorrect address was given 1.99 FIFTH 1.79 by a defendant in Municipal Court Beoujolaii 1959 Vntg.

BURGUNDY GRAVES 1959 WE yesterday. Robert Griffin, 50, said FIFTH ner last night in Philadelphia honoring Gov. David L. Lawrence. In Puerto Rico Hughes is to confer with Lt.

Gov. Roberto Sanchez Villolla on mutual problems. Sanchez will rep'osent Gov. Luis Munoz Marin who plans to visit the United States while Hughes vacations in Puerto Rico. Governor and Mrs.

Hughes expect to return late Tuesday after ger's ninth New Jersey outlet. Further additions would be made later. owner of the site is Sommers Brothers, a company which built the Bamberger shopping center at Monlo Park. R.imU'rgcr's said yesterday it was purchasing the property pro- he lived at 142 Suydam St. The occupant of the home at that address said Griffith does not live there.

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will be acting governor in Hughes' absence, While Hughes is on vacation. his FIFTH kW2 "FEBRUARY SPECIAL" special assistant. Joseph if if M0SEL BLUMCHEN 10 Oitcount by the Cam DAVIDSON'S N. Y. STATE CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING PINK CHAMPAGNE Naturally fermented in the bottle K'-it' an1 hie nrncG acvitt ant T.a,n t4 V.

Spinale, plan to attend a na- 33 DUCTLESS RANGE HOOD Copper, Stainless tional conference of governors' I 34 at. bottle SESSl 95 press representatives in Washington on Friday. President Kennedy's press secretary, Pierre Salinger, and various federal cabinet department information chiefs will meet with the governor's aides. List $110. $69 WHISKEY BLEND Comsfock VODKA Dovidson'i GIN Davidson'! 90 Proof RUM Comstock Imported rttm 1111 TriMwniwii $4 per $100 per Year COLONEL ROY ONE OF THE FINEST KY.

LARGEST SELECTION OF HOODS EXHAUST FANS IN THE SAYINGS UP TO i2! 99 Mrs. Dwyer Will Seek Reelection WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Arsenal Overrun lly Varmints; Set Vp Counteraltach' DOYF.R (AP Unarmed soldiers here are being deluged with unMiiicited suggestions on how to got rid of unwanted varmints. An unnerving number of raccoons, mice, squirrels and skunks have born badgering tlic troops at Picatinny Arsenal for several months. Firearms are carefully restricted at the arsenal, so the personnel can't shoot back when raccoons invade tlx? barracks, squirrels gnaw through phone cables and raid lunch bags, mice infiltrate buildings and skunks threaten chemical warfare.

Civilians have been writing to the soenal, outlining possible methods of counterattack, officials yesterday. Some of the advice was along standard lines, such as setting up a "batch of wooden traps One writer offered the use of huntin; dogs. Then there was a writer who suqested setting up a ring of devices that emit supersonic THE BEST IS ALWAYS 'r FREE ESTIMATES FREE PLANNING THE CHEAPEST Florence P. Dwyer, the only Republican woman ever elected to Congress from New Jersey, ha announced that she will seek re COUHBOfl I 13 Bur Old Qtl 86 Prf. Straight DAVIDSON'S STRAIGHT I OO rr 7 Fji 1 fi a PROOF I i 1 election in the filh District FREE LITERATURE The Union county congresswom- I i an currently is her third consecutive term.

She made the announcement yesterday. Prior to her election to Congress, Mrs. Duyer served four si 69 iMPIIRlfl) KRONE GERMAN (True Fruit) Kl A( hBISHT I HI PR MR Hflt HKV (IKK AST terms in the J. state Assembly. J.tiikitJi-l,tt6-'- IT" Sth FIRE IN SHOP De.Vctive wiring in a space OPEH SATS.

TILL 1 P.M. EL 6-1975 heater caused a fire at 12.30 today at the Rutgers Agricultural College paint shop in Colic: 269 GEORGE NEW BRUNSWICK PHONE id 5-0065 FREE PARKING AND DELIVERY sound waves to form a sound barrier from animals with supersensitive hearing would fchy away. Arsenal officials did not say which plans, if any, they were OPE TMURS. TIL 9 P. JUL Farm Road.

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