Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 7

war Delaware, ave. and COUIIEI-rOST, Cevdtn, N. Friday, Stptembaf 3, 154 New Leion Head Start of Rt. 60 I r- i'-. I .1 1 -r rw Crown Pomt rd.

I In a letter read at the meeting 1 Killing by its author, Mrs. Rita Page, of Tim 1 1 Page pavins. plus traffic IVqPKS I hU I -ASKS Glassboro Seeks $1300 for Street Fund in Budget Seized in Shack Work Hinges on Freeway Linking IBrcak Willi Reds qiusiea ior ase si. Lnscou re forred the matter t- the nvi and the police di'pailment. 5 Near Elwood 1 Presentation of an American; Glassboro, Sept 3 Glassboro council agreed Thursday to hav Thorofare, Sept.

3-Construrtion "KS Srpt- 3 1 lSFf u- A 1 Post A2: pf Seaborn P. Colli ns started his rr of protwsed Rome 60 through Giover of Verga, p. commander. 'dm as natiwal commander of Township will not be and Ed-ard J. Brennan.

American Lejnn today with dertaken until the North ment commander, conducted cere- establislinient of a universal its finance committee studv the I Mays Landing, Sept. 3-A 1 hour search throuch cranberry various departmental budgets an effort to find $4500 asked by monies. Freeway has completed to $4 's- Landing carpenter was climaxed I Thursday night with the arrest of Leroy Thomas. 30. who re- i portedly confessed the crime.

I' i The arrest was made by State iTSenl." EMk "i OmWl LlStCCl I This was discliised in a letter i 4 the highway department. At the meeting Aug. 19, Councilman Joseph Vignola, streets and highways chairman, failed to get a two-thirds majority vote on a measure for a $4500 emergency' appropriation for streets and high-ways. The vote, on strictly party lines, Imilitary training pngram as his 'main goal. I Claims, 41 year-old Iis Cruoe N.

building wntractor and iWar II air transport pilot, was jelected unanimously at the close iof the legiiMi's 3th annual con-jvention here Thursday. He pltniged his lnst efforts to cany out a convention resolution Imaking tTMT the No. 1 item on ljHiim' nntiimnl lficil.TtH- V'--rK Police Hot. Kohert aunaers, wno hp fnimd Thomas hiding in a 1 rv'1'1 ii'uiiaj infill la'Pr I West Deptford Township Commit r'ST" 1 itee meeting. In the communica-, Cl deserted shack on the Wevmouth rd.

near Elwood. was three to three with Vignola. i i v. .1. it i .4 'WV -V The victim, Edward Rackowski, 36.

of Park Mays Landing, ment commissioner, sua tne previ-: was fat all iniured in a drunken ouslv announced route of the new road has been approved. i Salem' 3-Seven women prTam. The highway route, acroleins to were included in a panel of 35 loiiMnced It hair previous announcements, would'nnmvl hv Frant nTnnnor and "I have become increasingly brawl Tuesday night in a wooded t. lane near the Clover Leaf circle Thomas Cattrall and Wellington CJ Woods, Democrats, voting for the, transfer and William S. Charles D.

Boyd and Charles Repp, Republicans, opposed, The Republicans said they were! not consulted in the final formation1 of the budget and therefor could; run near the lower section of West-o convincid that I'MT is the only, Mile, connecting with the North- "iVtho f.ii irv and fn've way of provid- sp ROR I' fOIIlNS South Freewa.vf,vsume at a nioiT J'1" the manpower to msure Amer- AhUKM CULLlNb northerly rxint at Bellmawr. mw-f! maue WIOrciica's safety this time of danger-' eastward through the southern yap. Jous international tensions." Collins I.iinvnnil lrnurl at Rt. 50 and Black Horse Saunders said. At first it was believed Thomas, a bog worker, who lived near the scene of the fight, had stabbed Rackowski with a knife as the latter died of shock and loss of Wood six hours later in Atlantic Citv Hospital.

a mm not support the transfer. Is Needed Vienola made his motion feminine memtxrs 01 ine edge of Haddon Heights, nortliern rv, nA -w i i Thursday and explained he needed' section of Bamngton, Uwnside.n In addition to again giving VMT I 't'lH'S I II. A Ul'tler Mrl.1 i'1! Hackensark, 3 (UP)- -Tlie for owners of Limvood', uii nomas lo.a mene ar Exnrwscd concern that the nu nacKowsKi wun a wiih- wnur, 1' VL. Mildred I'arkell, tower Aiiowa.V:ri,,nu.fl. AHminici.in Park.

Inc. a housing imi.ct at c.i uiumiMiuuiMi may i sjiiinrirrs sam. anc in? ine Dome Receive New Health I.av In a communication from Daniel S. Bergsma, state health commissioner, the committee received a In Fmnia Avaiw ENinlro' drfp" P0'' of ft. Lee, l.xlay firmally challenged prohably broke, inflicting a deep S3o00 for streets and highways and $1000 for ash and trash.collections.

He said the funds were vital to carry on the work for the rest of the year. Vignola further explained that there is approximately $1000 balance In the budget for paying highway employes and "very little left for trash collections." and Mrs. Elsie K. Henderson, Old- njmt 01 tne federal v.cu mm. It was learned Elias Herbert, mans.

matic policy ot massive apiKMse-i .1 ment." The Administration was'Adnimtstratir to seek removal ofL0 a. 1,. its nn'ivtiiii; a tiivit f.n in 1. 1 weaver, wnu uveu iittu copy of a recently adopted law which requires new construction of buildings requiring water and sewerage facilities to meet uniform sanitary standards to be pre Andrew Walter Kran 1 ma Kf(1 rin Worn, en nr; Rackowski, was with him at the AniJ'fwS- xl tChina that nny further Communist 1 r. time of the fight Both men, son, WUham W.

Sunimenll, il-LRrcssi(H, jAsia means all-out th 'wmdfa profit. drinking in Ham F. Rieger and A.i hony wth ()f our choicp; 1 lousing and Hoinel inmu-e Ad- :dS.ite He said that "without additional! vag in an 01 cimsnme, iui iniiiiMi liior rtioen ii. oie an-i r.LJ. thc Mnrric "'1 Break trued lmja came by and an argument ensued.

scribed by the State Health De part ment and local ordinances. The new law also provides for Urged the Administration to move aeainst the Linwood nmieet! lh.omas ln' hP 01 pr and William II. Mcpherson, all of enforcement through local health Elsinboro; F. George Shenton, Y1 ki i iii MISS IRENE THOMPSON i "siTiously consider" breaking off in an attempt to recover the lteiwrt ran tor relations with Russia and its Red feivnce between the am.xint of Th s.Piirch 'or 0ip boards and prescribes remedies Tpper pittsgrove; Ralph M. Youn kin, C.

Neale Rossman. John A.l.ateuites. and pledged Legion np-FHA moilgagc and the actual 'T 7 i n.J..ii n-iiu Smith nnrl nroval if such action should he hniwiine had comlied their futile ana penalties ior violations, im law became effective Wednesday 1 n.n. 11. 1 K-'i (- funds I will "be virtually compelled to cease the operations of my department and will have to order drastic layoffs." The councilman said he had already laid off two men in the highway department and that a third had resigned because of the uncertainty of the situation.

He said there are four men working five days a week under the supervision of Joseph Clayton, superintendent. Saturday Work OH A communication was received I George I. Marcus, attorney for sla'rr 01 hls Mrs, George H. Robinson, all of necessary Commeniled the work of anti- th r.rt.-.r:i(i,n nrinpi.miiv grandmother, Akn Wu-tiin S. Ln1on.

Piles i Scott, of Lower Bank, 1 nmi n.iH Communist roninvssmniil inveti.lK, Cmm murlo nnhlm from John G. Smith, of the Sea-l)oard Housing Thorofare, stating that right-of-way difficulties have developed in installation of a drain pipe at the site of a Chandler Bailev. Lower Penns gating committ.fs, including the letter to FHA Administrator I on i unty. She was killed Scott is still at large. Millville Twirler School Problems Wins 2d Place Seen on Increase Neck; James T.

Estes and headed by Sen. McCarthy. man P. Mason refusing to coniplvi E. McCormick.

both of iveneratea opposiuon 10 reeogni- nth FHA proposal and announc-town: Bm-roiurhs W. oI nr its admission ing the ownn-s would seek to en- housing project. Elmer; Milton C. Chew Old-I'o the United Nations. join and restrain the FIIA from Enclosed with the was a second letter, signed by mans; Edward 11.

Weiciel ana vignoia saia ne nas cancelled i Saturday work and can continue1-ury, Sep. 3-Miss Irene I trt Anort nth rcnf Thompson, of Millville, who repre-llll UU1 IIIIJIIUU any unlawful attempt on your part to remove the present board of tlirectors." NEHLIG'S Dtporfmnf Star W1IITF HOHSE PIRB STKATKOKl). N.J. I.Aurrl Kprlnti 4-03M )P'H Mn. 10 AM.

to 0 r.M Than. A 10 00 A M. to UO r. H. K'i.

10:00 1:00 f. U. onl7untiT6ct 1 1 ented New Jersey in the "Miss V- 7 TIT Leroy E. Bell, CJumton; Howard which advised the committee egaljR J. J(iah alher ol 1 li tnttiPPF-r Penns Neck; Charles Fatallv Stricken were anuwru 111 t-nu uu i.ums in Riverside, Sept.

3 Burlington and George Hitimvo West Deptford Township in which! I have an interest." Smith stated w- llcenun AUwd- The sheep is the world's chief fiber producing aniniai. i Nazareth, Sept. 3 (UP) County school districts lace serious problems for several years Councilman Boyd said he thought the situation could be remedied tu? sccondf by transfer without an emergency inncrf thb event held re-appropriation and then suggested fently at Buckeye Lake Park, the study of the departmental h'- aS Miss Joan Pspkan', oI hnri(TPt Nebraska. budgets. Paul G.

Schultz, 47, father of two ahead. Additional primary schools in his letter it would be up to the children who were found slain in and regional high schools in township to acquire the right-of- way. rcprc' several sections of the county are the only solution, according to John E. Mongon of Riverside, Thirty-two states were scritod in the contest. Following the meeting, Mayor 'Spy' Held 7 Years, Tells of Ked Prison New York, Sept.

3 (UP)--A woman imprisoned by the Russians on charges of being a U. S. rri 1 John Driscoll said "Seaboard built houses down there some time ago, Cattrall, finance committee chairman, said: "We can continue ash and trash collection for another month and I suggest the committee malm C1ira fliot tViO nnllnnfinp i ha Vvi suDorintrndont of schools a creek near their Fast Lawn Gardens home in March, 1953, died suddenly Thursday night. Dr. Earl B.

Ilartmnn, called to the Schultz home, said the victim apparently suffered a heart attack. Coroner Martin Bechtel ordered an autopsy performed today. Schultz' daughter, Gail, 18, and his stepson. Paul, 12, at first Mongon pointed out that for the Stokes Bonsai Post 133 American She will snv said today -she spent seven Save 20 ROUND TRIP Dir From Comd.it NON-STOP TURNfIKi fXHESS HOURLY SERVICE BEGINNING 8 25 A.M. 2) TRIPS EACH DIR.

SATURDAYS 35 TRIPS EACH OIK. SUNDAYS BUY TICKETS -BOARD BUSES PENNSAUKEN: CHIMNEY HOUSE IT. II I 70 CIRCLE MAPI! SHADE: CIRCLE DINER RT. 31 71 CIRC4I AMPLi FREE PARKINS made in the most frnnnmi! iLcgion, of Woodbury and we were flooded with complaints about improper operation of the cesspools." Says Agreement Made new school year of 1934-55 an enrollment increase is expected in all '33 of the 40 municipalities appear with the band at the Legion years in a Red slave labor camp where she worked with pick and way." Vignola told Mayor Frank L. state convention in Wildwood.

A fremmnt molest entrv m5 shovel 10 hours a day, seven days "IVIion thpv ramp in lie tn build liffiii trades were believed to have drowned in of his budget revealed that ls "imcr Burlinnton Countv had a total more houses, we told them of the a J'00 postmortem ex onri hn Bmv.vi The woman. Mrs. Mama creek but a t'hni crfan'o tn 56. arrived here from Europe en animation revealed both their had been charged to the highway I rf" hnnM.M i80 of 1953 PuPUs department through June 30 which SZ pfPPrPareVrn 1953 to 1954, making total should have been charged to Aila S'oS 5011001 19'612 ash and trash collection budget. students, plus 5103 in the eight route to Atlanta, to join her relieve the situation, even though J) If mi 33 skulls had been crushed.

The slay-ings never were solved. About 12 percent of the popu Vignola said rapid expansion of high schools. The number of ele- 'im I husband, Alexander Jacobi, and her son and daughter. She told a news conference she was kidnaped by Communist secret police in East Berlin on March, 26, 1947. it would not be connected with any cesspools," Driscoll continued.

"This drain was to empty into nearby swampland." Driscoll said the housing project consists of about 150 units and is mcntary pupils in 1953-54 was greater than both elementary and lation of the Golden Gate area depend on shipping and foreign trade for a living. am a nrrTTiTvf.il high school in 19o0 when the total cunt uuouicwva luauu il Atnnfi CHit necessary to grant many unexpect- uanuc ed requests for street repairs and other services. Truman Death Humor Council confirmed Mayor Touch- was 18,695. At the opening of schools this Ill's appointment of Walter Hew'ittjSprf aa Uver Iienver year, Mongon said, there will be Denver, Sept. 3 (UP) -Word as a special officer to guard school crossings.

that former President Truman was 1000 teachers employed as compared to 735 in 1950. During the forthcoming year we shall have 40 classrooms approximating 1200 students in substandard rooms. dead all over town ThurS' day. Democratic leaders, businessmen and thousands of housowivesUnere win De a minimum ot jammed newspaper and radio sta- classes, exclusive of kindergarten, tion switchboards asking for de- on double session, he said, tails of Mr. Truman's death audi By the opening date this year his funeral various boards of education in The housewives, as it turned Burlington County will have re-out, had heard snatches of a diskjP'aced 160 teachers, while cm-iockev broadcast of Edward ploying a total of 69 additional DlTdtQ Church Named Legatee In Uroadwater Estate Woodbury, Sept.

3 The will of Martha A. Broadwater, 72, of Woodbury, who died Aug. 22, was admitted to probate Thursday at the office of Surrogate Eugene L. Horan, naming the Central Baptist Church, Woodbury, as residuary legatee. Fred A.

Gravino, local attorney, was named executor of the estate. Andrew P. Bluford, of Glassboro, was named executor of the estate in the will of his father, Daniel W. Bluford. 63, of Elk Murrow's first "hear it now" re teachers due to the formation of new classes caused by the influx of new students moving into municipalities in Burlington County, 33 New Classrooms This year we will see the open ing of 33 new classrooms, it is ex cording Arthur Godfrey's choked voice describing President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's funeral procession in Washington in 1945, and then Mr.

Truman's first address upon succeeding to the Presidency. Somehow the ladies concluded pected that 36 newly constructed jj 0 that Mr. Truman had died. Mostirooms will be completed during the Township. The widow, Cora S.

Bluford, of Philadelphia, was! of them called their husbands at, forthcoming year. work before rushing next door toj A new elementary school with id fc classrooms will he opened at named residuary legatee. Sharing in the estate are five rhildren, spread the sad news. is'Mt. Holly at an estimated cost of Mr.

Truman, incidentally, Andrew, William and Kathleen leen. Hit Ui all of Glassboro, and Lavinia and All contractors are rushing to Roy, of Philadelphia complete their work of new school rooms which consist of grades trom kindergarten to third cranes. Members of the Mt. Holly Board of Education along with Monson llaplists al Pitman To Hreak Ground ritman, Sept. 3 Ground-breaking ceremonies for the Pitman Baptist Church's new school addition soon to be erected will be held Sunday.

Following the church's Com and Fred Evans, superintendent of schools in the county seat town will make an inspection early next week of the new 10 rooms school along Jacksonville across from the Hearing Set in Charge Man Lured Children Municipal Court Judge John C. Blandy, of Gloucester- City, has set next Thursday as the date for the hearing of Stanley E. Dcnch-rr, 43, of Webb Pitman, accused by seven mothers of attempting to entice children into his car. Denrher, a Philadelphia refinery worker, was held in $250 bail. The hearing will be at 7.30 p.

m. Dencher was arrested after Mrs. Mildred Baldus, 201 Hudson Gloucester, signed a complaint charging him with disorderly conduct. Mrs. Ealdus was one of seven mothers who alleged munion service Sunday, the Rev.jprosent Rancocas Valley Regional Reese A.

Mahoney will lead theihigh school, congregation out to the lawn Additional new construction now where ground-breaking services; under way will be completed dur-will be held. ing the year at Hainesport and Mrs. Florence Sands, charter Lumberton. member of the church and fori New construction have been many years active in the Sunday-completed, four rooms at Delanco, school work, will assist in Hie first. North Hanover, two rooms, Ran-removal of dirt from the Jawn.

cocas Valley high school, eight Plans call for a colonial type rooms, Tabernacle, two rooms and building to be erected on the Mt. Holly, 10 rooms. How about a change? They are distilling just the thing for you in Puerto Rico nowadays. It's an extraordinary new kind of rum distilled at high proof. It's smooth, light-bodied, and very dry.

Utterly unlike old-fashioned rums. Drink it straight, on the rocks, or in 'highballs. north side of the present church. Evesham Pupils Snitch ly saw the man trying to lure children into his car at King and 'lawn. The entire church will also I Students of Evesham Township Bergen sts.

lb" brick faced and finished along: (Marl ton) who have previously at- colonial lines. tended Iladdonfield, seventh and Old Fashioned Fair Planned hv Church Gloucester Co. 4-H eighth grades also high school have been enrolled at Riverside schools this year. Mongon expected to be able to talk more about the plans for three Bamsboro, Sept. 3-An "oid ores at riemingion Fashioned Farm Folks Fair" will Woodbury, Sept.

3 The Glou additional regional high schools in cester County 4-H team won firstjBurlington County but stated at place in the state vegetable, in- this date Dlans am not far mnmrh be held at 1 p. Saturday at Mt. Zion Methodist Church, Barnsoboro-Richwood near Barnsboro. sect and weed Identification and advanced. lie also expects the two judging contest at the Fleminston Charles Holtzhauser, of Mullica'Fair this week, it was announced iWestnmntnn TWnthir, -un' ka.

Hill, will auction furniture and 'today by John L. Glass, 4-Hno schools in their m.iniein:,i;u, tn antiques. Games are Icomplote arrangements to either nil-' i-uuiii iroui, ne a memoer nr a recrumM planned for the children. A committee, including Mrs. J.

H. were Wayne Eachus, of MullicaUchool district or build their own. i 'Hill, whose score was 790; Owen TTtll 11-hArn fnirtn. Trill Naglee, Mrs. Donald Glover, Mrs.

Walter White, Mrs. J. Tomlin Pool, of Mickleton, 785, and Jo- aii; VVi amslmvn 7.10 mi iroiiiu Mrs. William Eckbold and Mrs. soph Feller, Others prefer it in a highball with just a splash of their favorite mixer.

Sound strange to you, drinking rum like rye, bourbon or Scotch? Well, try it. You've got a surprise coming. Mind you, don't underestimate this rum. It's distilled at high proof for extreme lightness of body and then carefully aged for mellowness. It is smooth but treat it with respect.

Most places now carry several brands of Puerto Rican rum all dry, all smooth, and each subtly different. To find your favorite, it's a good idea to sample several. As a suggestion, an excellent Puerto Rican rum is Ronrico. Experienced drinkers have been sharing an amazing discovery lately. They've tasted the dry rum that's being distilled in Puerto Rico these days.

It's changing a lot of habits. Man, here's an entirely new drink. Real drinking rum. Not at all heavy or strong-tasting. Just the opposite.

It's about the dryest drink youSe ever had. You'll find it as dry as a dry martini, if not dryer. Clean, too with a smooth, rewarding flavor all its own. This Puerto Rican rum is a mans drink. Sure it makes wonderful cocktails.

But to taste all its good flavor, a lot of experienced drinkers like it best on the rocks with a twist of lemon peel. George E. Field, is completing1 Atlantic County placed second and Of Mnrp SnMirrs arrangement for tahle riisnlavs.l Mercer Countv third. I Ul JU1U1U 3 ONJUCo i Panmunjom, Sept. 3 (UP) -The oocues oi Ainca soiaiers, including 138 Americans and 93 of unknown nationality, will be Pa.

Girl Motorist jla vern Burglars Get Fined S10 on Speeding $625, Invade Upstairs Woodbury, Sept. 3 Charged; Burglars broke into a South with speeding on the Frankhnville-; Camden tavern early Thursday Swedesboro Miss Dolores and stole from a rash hnv 1 (i.r returned by the Communists Saturday in the fourth day of an exchange of Korean war dead. The Allies nill send the bodies then went to an upstairs apart--of 600 slain Communists to nearby fcmuuen, is, oi ou jonnson Ridley Park, waived a hear mem wnere iney got an additional Kaesong tor burial. ing and paid a fine of $10 and SI in cash. 86 A 151 PROOF costs Thursday.

I Morris Aranow, a partner in! Immigration to the United Miss Smullen w-as summoned th A ard Bar and liquor store reached its peak between Friday by State Trooper J. H.jat 534-36 Kaighns 'reported! 1905 ADVERTISEMENT nenner, oi iviaiaga oda(-, wnojto police ne discovered the money said she was speeding 60 miles missing when he opened for busi-an hour in a 50-mile zone. She ness at 7.30 a. m. Later his "Rums of mertoRico paid the fine to Frank L.

V. Tur- brother, David, who lives in the ner Gloucester County Dis apartment above the saloon, dis trict Court clerk. covered the j00 missing from his bedroom, Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoytd or ffl W-at-W of lof, wobbly falf feib. FAbTEETH, an Ur.provtd alkaline (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on your piatfs tolds them firmer to thT feel more comfortable. Avoid caused by loose plats.

OtX FATkf.Ta today at acy drug counter. Friday in Gloucester Co. Q19M Hub PromnuMi Economic rwlnfimrtt Admtrstrnii Ommonwralia til Pueno laa 500 if Avenue, New Yolk 20. N. Y.

FROG LEGS Baltimore (UP) A six-legged frog was placed on exhibition in the city zoo here recently after it was contributed by two school boys who found it at a nearby golf course. Towns sip CoiMiittet, 8.rehous, Aun. 8pm Scum ILar-scn Townihi? Crsr.ie Hi.1, HvrnmJt, 6 p. m..