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Power Tested in Truck Fight i , ,„.;,! Overage , Complete New, Pictures til ,,.,,«|ier Devoted Presented Flirty, dearly , ,niuiiity Interest ((ll Snbepenbent • leaber And Impartially Each Work \'i) WOODBRIDGE, N. J . THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1951 N. J PRICE FIVE CENTS Stolen Car 'Good News' Cast Rehearsing for Performance Apr. 19 and 20 T 1 ieetness DriVer, Pals JuULdl Are Nabbed LigW Power Tested of Youths DriiM* i '• Attention of Police ! with W By Highly Antics In Truck Fight ,s of thing? nt of sub- WOODBRnOE - B.'causr Cry' "i ,tn a politi- a car di ivi-1 W!(> i tuMenly de- fas evidently trying to stop a Result Awaited , kick that Greyhound Bus at 4 o'clock yes- Attorney Blasts terday morniti2, i'a.troimen Elmer iVfiiiitizaClon. Kryako anrrl Eugene Martin n^bber! \ done, I four ymths: one a minor, for Fill-Truck Pace In Elizabeth's it's dirty eaUnc a car fn Jersey City WOODBRIDOE Although OHlecis Krysko and Martin acre :;;->>.:(iv's session of the Town raisins in a radio car alons Route "ijT.rnillee «'•>- comparatively Court Battle 95 i»hen the* MW a lar«< «r«y car j •init 'i'vral complaints were re- lUofSayre- jpeed past a "bus and then slow j • ivi-1 mi'lmimv twe on. w» speed WOODBRIDOE-Wl)CU>r. ip;;;i; > put him- Sown. They trailed the vehi-l" \ :,ui of fill-trucks working on the tolice will crack do»*n on m •: -' for rea- »w the bus pass it aaain and a i»n, turnpike. naded trucks csrilim fill for the him, by second time the car passed the 10 Re-u'.enis of Wood Avenue, from 'urnpike. will await decision of a uLlv far.to bus. then slowed down as i! i<> 'ourt case started ye*ten!;iy in stbpTt: • Inm.in Avenue t" Dover Road. it ion in the •Ainch bord?rs both Woodbridue Slizabeth. ;,ry election Krysko and Martin drove up ,. Rllraheth dirked tfc br.il pii- ilons the bus. signalled the bus bitterly about the condition of that 'ice to arrest the- overloads ami. vv Vogel of driver to go ahead and then halted thoroughfare. They declared the is a result. 24 of them were ftn;-d ogtiize, of the car. The occupants gave their Parish PlnviTs. \pril \'> .mil M) in St. James' School audi- Above ire member* iif the r.\\\ of "(iind News.' thp miiM road was so muddy and rutty it 1200 each. Previously, ii has brwi ,-her's right names as Kenneth Thompson. 18 torium. Proceeds will > ID tIn- P;insh Building Fund, iStory on comedy that was a hit on Hrniidwav. to hf presented liv tlir St. Page ?•.' was almost impossible to set out aken for granted that only SUU- .aI public Of- to Mwllson Avenue, Jersey City. _"_"! (ven on foot. Another resident of Troopers and motor vehicle aae-nts the desire, who was the driver: Frederick that street xtattd that her niece 1 the power to Issue sum- SUnberry. IV 51 Kearney Avenue, just came from Ireland and was monses in casts of overloadim:, iv rown habit Jersey City; Edward Hallenbeck. Former Attorney General Wilentz to be Speaker YouthSavesWoman surprised to see such a road in the out Elisabeth so far as is known . he has been 23, and his bjpther, a minor. 610 United States. •<•the first municipality to teat the ,: interruption OceaO n AAvenue. rtght of its local police to perform • Why, my niece said they have Brought to headquarters, the this lunette. It proceeded under Tonight at Testimonial Dinner for Mr., Mrs. Neiss Who Tries Suicide better roads in Ireland and this is quartet save conflicting stories. the so-called Home Rule Act, after - a stretch of supposed to be the greatest coun- Thompson finally admitted steal- . L — 3EWAREN—Jack Dowrina. son i', could find no other method to payroll, and Ing the car from his employer and of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dowiing^ ^ £? ^A the prevent the destruction caused by ,.\ ailable rtc- t*> be 1 OOStmasler t said lhe other three did not know Clif! Road, vacationing last week' lrucks' she healedlJ declared' the heavily-loaded trucks. ,,st theama- the car was stolen. He admitted ^j Party to be Held :n Atlantic City, rescued Mrs. Floss Edward Kopptr. local attorney. Police Chief Oeowe E. Keating he took the car for a joy ride into Wonder Philadelphia, from drown- ...i.ip. I as- in Community Center sh rp said the case is being followed New Yojjk and was heading south 'nu. T'liesdny. ° s'des on Main Street, then : ssive attach* closely by all police departments vhen stopped by the police "WOODBRIDGE-Mr. and Mrs. Yount Dowling and three com-' complained of speeding trucks of towns and cities through which :>mity for paid carting W^ • u- • FBKI Wlndfjehr. 174 Jewett Ave- Abraham J. Neiss. 570 Railway •"unions, jtrn'.ling along tne beach.' rf Irrr new highway will be construct- 'as not con- nue, Jersey City, owner of the car noticed a woman wading out intoj Sajs Damare Grett ed. Appeals on such test eases, he Avenue, will be honored tonight ,U :. the basis of told the police yesterday that he : "ur nc:Vin. After passing her. he "L;fs leave the rocky road to said, are usually heard quickly and :. iji the pretty had just purchased the car Sat- a testimonial dinner to be given by ".unked back and saw that she was •,Dublin now and RO to Main H is hoped that the decision will I am notjurday. He also said he had hired Congregation Adath Israel at tht M;I beyond her depth and strue-i Street," said Mr. Kopper. "The be in favor of local police. the waVS Of I Thompson a» a handy man around community Center. A host of ulins; m the water. The Sewaren ] heavily ladtn. speeding trucks Immediately after Magistrate »I ththee offioffice and that Thompson hat) ;nuh un back along the beach rartlnE fill for the new highway Maguirg e of Elizabetl h t ! r »nd that Thompson had ffriend ^ * o{f nuny creedd s wilm l h •lp; 'evidently stolen the keys to the the point nearest her and swam | are cracking tne nulls in the homes; his decision, counsel for tlie de- , ;',d. and re- vehicle earlier in the day. celebrate the occasion. iwt to help her. and rattAnK dishes. We a}l know; fense served Immediate notice of lation permis- Mr. and Mrs. Neiss have been Th" woman was unconscious the highway has to be built but appeal. The State law slates that 1 . ) those plums ery active in the synagogue and •' r.r.i he reached her but he man-! samethins should be done about' <\ Statt Trooper or motor Vehrie i^athef-in clur- they gave generously toward the • -ed ii ?FJ her back to ths beachi the cowboy truck drivers. I think inspector may have trucks weighed .llthouih siie was exceedingly! a motorcycle officer stationed on j if he is a certified weigh masf-i'.'. vears of work- Eng. cdMtructron of the- Community Center on Amboy Avenue. heavy due. to the fart that she «a*i Main StrtM- would do the. trick." j U -4oet .not- mention any such al orchard— powers for local police. 1OU All State Senator B. W. Vogel willll I fully clothed, even to a fur coat.| Repairs were also requested for gathered in a Taken to the Atlantic City Hos-i clover Avenue. Colonia, in a peti- WChiet Keating says he is of the genre as toastmasta: and the prtn\ til \/*vj Mwa j V;iOVBT ftVCUUC. UUlUiila, Ul a. JTCW- •-, ««M nuwwip n*ju ,»v u */» L»'V K archer. -\ yital. Mrs. Wonder was latel r re- j tion submitted to the committee. Wtoitm such powers should go to **Ltat Jorraer Ai-! jeased. , - • - ••.<.«;»*- Uie Uonw Rule diilly invited tfl "Wi torney General David T. Wilemz • Two men who- said that they ! the proper committee. Act- . i is now cotn- Woodbridae, Ensland. that is. Others on the program will be r.aci betn Mrs, Wonder's compan- | Liquor license transfers were ap- Claimed • terra in the In » letter to Mayor August F MR. AND MRs. ABRAHAM .1. NKISs ions at a bar, where she had be- ; orovei by the committee as fol-1. Th.. e_ dtftti. M„, counse.....l In the. Eliza- Mr KarcheriGrptner. T come involved in an argument beth Cue decltMd that m ms opin Wood From Michael Oliver. de-1 - it OUjht to!Ch.mb«r of f } with other "patrons, told police the 10 e s m S UKam !ijrlc :!P an i ceased, to thp executors .of the I " "? T ^f T" « f th ' sueet. that she had left the plate and estate of Michael Oliver for prem- that *<* shouW ,h»« been served an Primary Tomorrow as Students on th ncr of th s eral chairman; accordionist. _•- walked stiaight into the ocean Be- ises on Oak Tree Road Iselin- . * °* * * t™"^ - t-he par- not the drivers. He iViUl..on f fore they could stop hep. from Prank Baka Sr, and Prank \ contractors contended that the lav fur- Baka Jr. to the Blue Bar and Grill; Prepare for Boys'and Girls Week ther states a tjuck cannot t i to Walter and Irene Shableski from the Festival of Britain more than two miles to be state pay-1 tend WOODBRIDGE —Campaign promises and pledges are Shableski, deceased, from M July 28 to Auaust 4 Teacher Art Class .isly craves Henry F. Beiarsky, president. Con- being made this week at Woodbridge High School as to- Tin i,renation Adatb* Israel; Mrs.
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