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Republicans of Iselin Was Held Nion Will B« Administered on the Local Fire Department for 31 •I •N-Tictaub II I,Hi Olir Family of *VW 55,000 Complete New*, Pictures Headers is a Valuable Market i -, Presented Fairly, dearly And Impartially Each Week f:jjfi• i XUX-NO. 8 WOODBRlDOa, N. J./ftltffiBDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 Mom ThomUT ]• »t II t, WoodbridH, n, j. PRICE EIGHT CENTS •» Sweetness •if 'V«* and Planning Board Rejects Bid Light For 200-Home Development, .,, IIAKI.F.S E. OMGOW ,, ,nly opportunity it i since its creation, Citing Lack of Classrooms .iidbridgc Township ,, Board took a firm Bill! i a dear view on real- Democrats Sit Leisurely and Gleefully Eventual 200 iU!,i rejected a brand new ;1(.ilt ion for a large-scale As Foes Split into Primary Factions More in Area * .,„, development. WOODBRIDGE — The Re- to have made an Impreiwive offensive again.it Mr, Graham's * * * * pmbllcan party in Wnodbridfe showing for a newcomer to lo- leadership as she has In pre- Township will settle a loni- cal politic*. The organization vious years, Is Mrs, John W. Also Weighed I ,, ,,f course, does not wethlnit factional dispute In the candidate for Town Committee- Boos who was Mr. Wight's ac- WOODBRIDOE — In one bold ,,, mat the application primary election Tuesday, u It* man from the First Ward, Eu- tive and effective supporter. solidly-unified Democratic op- gene Gery, Is being opposed by Joining with Mrs. BOM, M he stroke Monday night, which Trill ,:,,y rejected. Th« Plan- pwitlon sits leisurely and glee- Benjamin I. Kantor. has previously, Is Fred Strahl undoubtedly win the approval «t , Hoard under theenab- fully by. In addition, there are several who Is contesting for election <o Township residents, the Planning At the top of Interest Is the the County Committee against Board turned down the request' W Piilinance which insti- contest! throughout the town fate of Arnold H. Graham, for membership In the Repub- the so-called organization can- a bulkier for approval of another ,! • makes no Anal deci- young and energetic chairman lican County Committee, fur- didate. Mr. Strahl last week 200-home development ln Iselii, of the Republican municipal or- ther evidence of the wide split charged that hh dlsmtual as because of the lack of school fa- ,\i! its actions are sub- cilities. ganization, whose candidacy for which hat separated into hitter mover of voting machines from • approval by the Town the mayoralty nomination is and antagonistic groups the re- the county warehouse to the The applWitlon had been made various municipalities stemmed ,:;-,;11 re, and final dlapwl- MIRACULOUS ESCAPE from instant death was destined lor two NowarRers and a Bloomfleid man being challenged by Frederick maining remnants of a once- by . Sommer Brothers — a flnn - from his opposition to Mr. Saturday when the car In which they wert rtdlnj leaped oyer a center Wand on Route 9 at the J. Slmonsen. Mr. Slmonaen. impregnable Republican party which has constructed most of the ;,.; ihe matter reiti there- Graham and to bis support of Main Street overpay. Woodbrldur, rut over into the southbound lane of this busy thoroughfare, who sought election to the when it WM led by the late housing developments in the the candidacy of Senator Wayne with the Committee. It crashed Into the curb, continued until It struck a ll|ht itandard, finally a telephone pole, and then Board of Education in February, James 8. Wight. Township — for a site off Qreen (Continued on Page Eight) .possible to tell at this Iwtfed againat the concrete rail of the bridge, A nauemer, Fred Reed, 50, Newark, suffered serious was defeated but WM considered Taking an active part in the Street, across from the Westbury development. ' what position the Com Injuries. Twn others, Reed's son, William, Mid the driver, Robert Pattern, Bloomfleld, were more fortunate In the rraiih. The obstaeien prevented the car from crashing through the concrete Questioned today about the de- \,r will take, but two of I railing and dropping onto Main Street, about 25 (eet below. (Other picture on Page 2.) Simonsen in Blast Adult Views Asked cision of the Planning Board and $11.75, 45-Poinl Jump what the attitude of the Town l „,, mhers—Mayor Quigley Committee will be, as the Plan- (\mimitteeman Alibani At Graham Policies WOODBRUXJE — Wood- By Graham of Foening Board Is but an advisory unit, !„•• also members of the Rabbi Warns of DictatorsPostal Service Cut bridge Township's base tax rate Mayor Hugh B. Qutgley said: * WOODBRIDOE - Declaring for 1957 per $100 assessed valua- WOODBRIDOE — "I do not in- 'There is nothing the commit- j iiui^ Board. They par- tion has been officially set by In Exhortation at PassoverTo Start Saturday he Is for "free and open prima- tend to indulge in personalities!J,,.,.,.,. ,,;ni in th« Board's ries," Frederick J. Slmonsen, who the Middlesex County Board of WOODBRIDGE - The festival of Passover tor the JewJ»h people Taxation at $11.75, or an in- with my opponent or any member | Brothers want to take the matter iiiiinus rejection of the WOODBRIDGE Postmaster Is opposing Arnold S. Graham, of the Township, together with their brethren att over the world, crease of 45 points over last if the group which is attempting o court, it is up to them, and that Leon E. McElroy of the Wood- Republican Municipal Chairman i,MI ion. so It Is safe to will begin Monday nis,'ht. with the First Seder, and will continue for for the mayoralty nomination, to- year, according to an announce- 0 belittle the Republican organi- will be one way of finding whether eight days through Tuesday, April 23. bridge Post Office announced to- ment made by the Board today. zation for his or her own selfish we c*ri refine building permits »••,<• ihey will maintain day that he had received orders day, stated he has been visited by Services will be conducted at Adath Israel Synagogue Monday "citliens wltH real problems rang- The $11.15 base rate is divided purposes, for I feel there are too once and for all" t original judgment. and Tuesday ut 8:30 P.M.. Tuesday and Wednesday at 9:JO AM., April to discontinue mail delivery ser- as follows: County rate, $2.36; many important 'problems facing Mayor Quigley is a member of * * * • vice and other service* on Satur- ing from building code violations 31 and 22 at 7 P.M . and Aprlll 22 to outright attempts to take away local schools,' $7.13; local gov- our Township today to display he Planning Board. Other and 13 at 9:30 AM Ylzkor, or days, effective this Saturday. ernment, $2,26. childishness," Arnold S. Graham, bers, all of whom were present I Mt amly hope so. It is a ownership of land without com7 Memorial Service, will toe held Revaluation Pion0n The "orders received from the jtensaflon or authority." The rates of other nearby Republican organization candidate Monday night, arc Norman Tanz- \lv that action. WCh asltuesdayat 10:30 AM. Postmaster General due to the cut or mayor, said today in his flnnl man, chairman; Charles E. Gre- At Forum Here May 9 In his final • statement before communities have been struck ln his appropriation read in part statement before the Primary gory, Howard Madison, Commlt- Planning Board'» has The festival Of Passover usually Tuesday's primaries, Mr. Simon- as follows: Edison Township, coincides with, the Easter -season | COLONIA~Mr. and Mrs. as tallows: $6.81, a decrease of $3.17 from Election Tuesday. teeman L. Ray Alibani, J. J. God- so late In coming. While 1. Commencing April 13, poet sen also stated "many fine citizens by, Theodore Brichze, Andrew as Christ's entrance into Jeru-1 Paul Fornan Swltz, MJddletown have taken the time to call on 1986, before revaluation, when "Both Eugene Gery, Republican can be no convincing salem. observed by Christians as Township Wbo brought the lax- offices will be closed to the public the rate was $9.98; Perth Am- organization candidate ln the Aaroe and Donald Barnickle. on all Saturdays and Sundays. me for a return to honesty and that we have permit- Palm Sundfiy. WHS for the purpose payers' suit antwt that munci- decency in Township govern- boy, 1,9.03 an Increase of 88 First Ward, and I, have opposition According tp Mr, Tannnunw* pality which resulted in th« re- 2. Effective April 13, all city, In the primaries and I appeal to public, hearing had been nelfl !of attending Passover ceremonies. ment." points; Wrtertt, $14.87, an in- large-scale development* Th* Ltst Supper, foundation of cent historic decision of the New village atod- rural deliver service . crease oi 110 points. all HepuOttcan* aon Independents tthhe ttt and then the re- j oft Sat,ur<ia.yv "I hava repeatedly worked to Interested ln the welfare of the qupst frad'.ttfeji.referred to the ,-yonci ouf*WHty t&fi& or Holy Commu- Jersey 8umwa» ttwif itwt all *"1 ^ 1 1 ci 1 * ' lawnl tiitorerar? thttWe people,' people," » I fi nton, was the Passover Seder. communities must assess real l**^ »P* » delivery messenger community to go to the polls Board ostensibly to study engi- "W«e HHavi e reviewed [Red U*0SS Tuesday and give us their vote so neering problems further, as tho The Jewish commemorative property at 100 per ctTA of true Inereased taxes, value, wll attend a public forum 3. No third class mail, except!one Inereed t that we, together with Louis Decl land is mostly in a hollow. municipal gOWm- ee,emony is actually » Wtellii^ of sponding about $1,000,000 of the at the Barren Avenue School, certain mccTkal items will be ac- bus In the Third Ward and Wil- The meting Monday niRht was .'; not only hat,permitted;the ancient tale of the struule cepted effective April 20.
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