A Newspaper Devoted Complete News, Pictures To t the Community Interest Presented Fairly, Clearly Full Local Coverage And Impartially Each "Week Published Every Thursday VOL. XVII—NO. 11 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 at 18 Grsen Street. Woodbridge, S. 3. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Cops in Brawl •Edison Diamond to Get New Stands Lack of accm To Get Public Hearing May 6 Battle Starts Hearings Start in Ronson Program Close Sweetness After Banquet; Attack on Zoning Decision By School End and WOODBRIDGE—A pre-trial hearing in the suit of the Ronson Cor- Charges Filed poration against Woodbridge Township as the result of the Town Committee's action in passing an ordinance which placed the Ronson Now is Target site on .Route 1 in a rural zone, was held Monday at the Memorial Mu- Light WOODBRIDGE — Patrolmen nicipal Building;. WOODBRIDGE—The Salk anti- By CHARLES E. GBEGOBT polio vaccine failed to arrive this Edward Culver and Stephen Feier- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley was on the stand for almost two hours and week for planned inoculations of tag will appear before the Town his testimony dealt mostly, with the Committee Friday night, May 6, first and second grade pupils, but; When it comes to accept- at 7:30 £P. M., to answer to history of the entire case. Also the office of the Superintendent testifying were Committeemen of Schools said today it is reason- ing gifts from" building de- charges arising out of a brawl gamzations ably certain the vaccine will be velopers toward meeting the outside the Colonia Country Club Peter Schmidt, Ray Alibani and L. available by May 15. If this date school problems they have last week after a dinner honoring Charles Mangione. Committeeman is met, the program of inoculating created, I have a blind spot— the 25-year men in the Police George Mrcz was absent due to Elect Leaders over 2,000 school children will be Department. and if you take me, the blind illness and Committeemen Ed- EDISON—Republican and Dem- completed before school closes the spot goes with the package. The complaint against Patrol- ward Kath and Richard Krauss end of June. man Culver charges that he used Construction on" the new stands at the Fords Little League diamond in Edison Township got under ocratic organizations at meetings School Superintendent Victor C. * * * * "indecent, profane and harsh lan- way last Saturday with a group of managers sidetracking their regular league chores to handle the were dismissed because they were Monday night elected their party Nicklas said that he. understood I am unalterably and ir- guage" and that he "showed dis- laborious job of laying the einderblocks. Upon completion, the stand will seat approximately 150 not on the Committee at the time leaders. that because of the incidence of respect to a superior officer . spectators. Above, about to start work are from left to right, Robert Reilly, Frank Gasior, Bay of the passage of the ordinance. With all thirty-eight commit- poliomyelitis is apt to rise earlier revocably opposed to any Schooley, Fhil Bauman, John JLafoancz and Peter Remeniski, while president John Meszaro is in government agency accept- and did use conduct unbecoming Nathan D. Duff represented the teemen and committeewomen in the South, the Foundation for an officer and gentleman." the foreground examining: one of the blocks donated by Tom Swales, Jr., proprietor of the Best present at a meeting in Linwood Infantile Paralysis has allocated ing a gift from anyone under Block Company. Township at the pre-trial hearing vaccine ^shipments to that region Patrolman Peiertag will have to and Ira Dorian represented the Grove, the Democrats chose Steve any circumstances — just as answer complaints of using "in- Madger for reelection. At the Bon- first. New York, New Jersey and much as I am opposed to any Ronson Corporation. Connecticut now are "top in line" decent, profane or uncivil lan- hamtown jSchool with thirty-one to receive shipments he reported. member of a government guage" and "conduct unbecoming The ordinance in question was men and women in the same cate- Election Information Given Candidates passed last October. Before that, gory present, the Republicans The six manufacturers of the agency accepting such trib- an officer and gentleman." vaccine noted they had cut off all ute. It is morally wrong— Chief Egan said he had been the tract of land involved was elected Mayor James Fordone. zoned for heavy industry. • It will be Forgione's first such supplies to commercial channels. which is reason enough—but unable to substantaite stories that By All Township Candidates These include wholesalers, phy- threats ,of shooting had been Originally, the property was assignment. He succeeds Sigvaard I have others with which to EDISON—The third and last re- Cite Views, zoned for business and residences. Johnson, who previously an- sicians and drug stores. hurled between the two. lease on non-partisan'election in- However, when Ronson purchased The Superintendent's office said support my position, and I Both officers are now under sus- nounced that he would not be a will try to present them formation, prepared by the Edison it for $55,000 from the Township, candidate for reelection to that yesterday the school system "is all pension to await the outcome of League of Women Voters, was re- Police Arrest Fusion Group Explains the zoning was changed to heavy set to go" the very minute it re- briefly. the departmental trial. It is un- position. leased this week for the voters in Program for Parks, industry, because Ronson repre- Elected along with Madger were ceives the vaccine. * * * * derstood there has been ill feeling the May 10 commissioners election Woodbridge Man sented it intended to build a plant Mrs. Claire Yaede, vice-chairman? "There will be no delays," the between them for some time, al- here. Safety and Welfare on the site. statement said. The case is brought before though tooth are members of the Mrs. Agnes Rogan, secretary; the court now through a clip- This release has been answered EDISON.— A Woodbridge man, EDISON—In a statement today When Ronson announced it had Evans Lindquist, treasurer, and At the same time, the office of police pistol team. by all the candidates to the ques- decided not to build the plant here Vincent Santa Maria, sergeant-at- the Board of Health stated it had ping which was- sent to me GFeiertag, who is 52 years old, Edward Donnelly, 22, Coolidge •the Fusion candidates seeking received no word other than that tion: "What do you think are the Avenue, was arrested by township election in the May 10 township and placed the land on the market arms. by one of my faithful few. It was appointed to the force on July most important problems facing for $400,000, the Township took Mr. Forgione's assistants will be reported by Mr. Nicklas. The task 1,1S38. Culver is 36 years old and police charged with breaking, en- election gave their views regard- the position that the purposes for of completing the inoculation pro- deals with a situation in the township in this campaign? tering and larceny. tag "expanded parks and recrea- Mrs. Virginia Falkiewicz, Ray was named to the department on What is your stand on these is- which the re-zoning was done no gram is in the hands of the Board Madison Township and the He was charged specifically by tion, an enlightened public safety Henry and Walter Bradstreet, vice- and the schools, jointly, aided by story was, carried in the NewNovember 1,-1949. sues?" longer existed and that in order chairmen; Mrs. Esther Worthing- According to the stories of eye police with having stolen several program and a vigilant health to control use of the tract it would the volunteer services of most of Brunswick Sunday Times, The fusion candidates, composed articles from cars in a tavern park- and welfare program." ton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. the physicians and nurses hrtlie" witnesses, the fight started out- of Joseph Costa, Brace Eggert, be necessary to ehange the zoning. Pearl Ertl, recording secretary; describing an offer of a ing lot on Route 27 Monday. The The five men, Joseph Costa, Ronson took the position that Township, side the Colonia Country Club Martin O'Hara, Sr., Julius Engel articles were said to have been Thomas L. Hansen, treasurer, and builder in that community •after .the party had ended and and Thomas Swales, answered as Thomas Swales, Jr., and Commis- the Township's action in zoning Jack Sivetson. It is pointed out' that the so- stolen from two cars behind the the site as rural was "arbitrary, called polio season in this area of to donate six classrooms at when most of the guests had al- follows: Viel Bar. sioners Brace Eggert, Julius Engal an estimated cost to him of ready left. Culver is alleged to "We believe'the most important and Martin O'Hara, had this to capricious, unreasonable and the country does not have its ad- have knocked Feiertag to the Police recounted this story: say: wholly unlawful exercise of the Cal-Oil Gives 3-Year vent until at least the middle of $60,000. The offer also con- problems are embodied in our plat- Early Monday morning Vito Vitro, June, and that if the present time- tained the provision that as ground, raining blows upon ium. form: Equalization of taxes, per- •'We point with pride to the zoning powers granted to- a muni- In the melee, Mrs. Culver, who manent streets, enlarged sewage Greenfield, Mass., returned to his achievements of our present ad- cipality." Nursing Scholarship table of supply shipments is kept, such additional rooms are (Continued on Page 5) system, full support for educational ear which was parked in the lot ministration in the area of public Papers in the case were served inoculations can be'completed be- needed, the developer would and noticed a side mirror was on Township Clerk B.