Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 20

tOUItll-WST. Cm An, M. Mty SO, lSl MATH NOTICR XL ItGAl NOT1CR UOAl INTIUIGENCI CAMDEN COINTT TUnRII Deeds Candra 70J Central Carl Maddon to Hooting Authority. $3650. Camden 1708 Hnwill John I.

Gray, tu, to O. Dtvts Wiluna, II- jSTow? Television Will Expand Across U.S. TT "fretxtw Has keen lifted. Hundreds of new television stations will now be permitted in the U.S. Feder! Communications Commission has opened an ultra high frequency (UHF) band for 1,432 stations.

Present very high frequency (VHF) band will be used by 619 stations. TV STATIONS "ow8 a Television Stations-Present And Proposed en VnTv 1 OKA TTY DEL. vj lb I TEXAS uC)fD CD I D.C. (htladi SI prepaid ifonott in Alaska, Hawaii, and ftaria Rita, now with nontj. 1 TV CITIES fcTc'i Has) TV Stations Now On Air (Black Numban) TV Stations Proposed By (Whit a Numban) TV New I 1,, Mill wl wtl I '0-8 of Mitliont omes Wow wifninf TV range frepoierf TV renge 44.2 40 "IM 1 1 i Source, fadatal Communication! Cammiuion.

16,800,000 15,500,000 I Hnmoc Wiih I TV Programs On The Ah If fWIfWt mmawmmam TV Sets 7 1 10,400.000 -3 Big" 1,000,000 PI tl 8,000 250,000 755H It- 11 -1946 1947 1948 1949 19S0 19S1 8 2 FCC Most of the pro-poied TV stations will not begin operation for some time due to FCC red tape. Of the proposed 2,051 TV stations, 242 will be noncommercial, licensed to educational institutions. TV set owners can receive from new UHF band by adding an adapter to present sets. Such a device will cost from $10 to $50. of TV have 7S rv r.

Television News, Childrtn't Drama Variety Quit And Forums, Participation Commtntarimt 1952 six years as shown by number 40 to 52 per cent of homes has had a rapid growth in past Almost half of TV programs are dramas, and half of these are mystery and detective plays. This was shown in survey of 168 network programs in March, 1952. Source: iM.cutir.i Radia-Tr1 S.rtic. Soircc Radio i "Wsf'oft Retailing. TELEVISION vs.

RADIO py Television Networks Present And Planned A i i a 1-1 Mnneapolis Mce lantout as niy 1952 For 1952 ft Auslin lan Antonio iv-, lanAnionio CHILD" On May 28th. 195J tSwootl A husband or Neine m. Murray i. ot 133 Deltra Drive Westville, N. age 60 years.

al' and frienda ot the, family, a so Independent Fire Co. 2. of Westville. Gloucester County Exempt Firemen Ass and Westville Republican lub. are invited to attend the funeral aerv.

trea on Saturday at 3 at tn Wagner Funeral Home. 224 Monmoutti St Gloucester. Interment at Eglingtoo Cemeteiy. Frienda may tail Friday eve- mug. col Lim Suddenly at Trenton.

N. Harry husband of Edna Collier (ne Jamesi, nf lltli 45th St Pennaauken. aje 64 years. Relative! and friends of the family, also member! ot Camden Lode No. 15.

F. and A. are Invited to attend the viewing on Saturday evening, between 7 and clock, at the Davles Funeral Chapel. 4522 Westfleld Pennsauken. N.

J. Funeral services at 3 p. m. Monday at the James Funeral Home. Millsboro.

Del with Interment In Bethel Cemetery. Ocean View. Del. DAl'M On May 39. 1952, Frank, of 961 Sylvan Camden.

N. age 7S yeart. Relatives and Iriendt of ui family, also members nf Lodge No. 111. and employes of the night force ot the Provident Trust Co.

ot are Invited to attend the funeral, nn Wednesday at a from the Funeral Home of Frank J. Leonard. 14.,1 Broadwav. Camden. N.

i Solemn Requiem High Mass at Sacred Hetrt Church at 9 a. m. Friends may call Tuesday evening On May 28. 1932. Ida.

wife ol the late David Edwards, age 64 years Relatives and friends ot the family are Invited to attend til' services on Monday morning at 1 1 oclock, at her late residence. 2724 Wayne Camden, N. J. Interment at New Camden Cemetery. Friends imy call Sunday evening after 7 clock.

Funeral under the direction of Paul R. Rllatt TngLERFRTH On itay 29. 1952 Ethel, daughter of the late Parlt and Virginia M. Engleberth, of 721 N. 9th.

Camden, age 33. Relatlvei and friends ot the family are Invited to attend the funeral service! on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, at the Funeral Home of B. C. Schroeder Sons. 715 Cooper Camden.

Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Friendt may call Friday evening. PXMS on May 26. 1952, Walter beloved husband ot Mary A. Funis (nee Brlrkncn, age 76 years.

Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of RCA are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his late residence. 202 Veld! Delalr. N. J. Interment at Bethel Memorial Park.

Friends may cail Friday eveninj FunL-ral under direction of Innleshy Sins. kiNLElt On'Mar 27. 1933. Charles beloved husband of the late Bertha Kinzler I nee Burns i. nf 2858 Yorkship Camden, N.

age 66 years. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 1 1 a. m. from the Funeral Home of Frank .1. Leonard, 1451 Broadway.

Camden. N. J. Interment at New Camden Cemetery. Frienda may call Fridav evening.

LITT On May 28th. 1952. Charleal ton ot the late Andrew and Julia Klutt (nee Ottol, ot 2924 Harrson Ave. Camden. N.

J. Relatives and friendt of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 9 a. from the Harry Leonard Funeral Home, 2850 Federal Camden. Requiem High Mass at St. Anthony ot Padua R.

Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. KORBY On May 27, J95j.

Ava R. Inee Giftordl. wife of Charlet Kohby. nf 204 Nicholson Gloucester Heights. Relatives and friends of th family, also members of American Legion Auxiliary 135, Gloucester.

N. are Invited to attend the funeral services on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, at the Funeral Home of B. C. Schroeder A Sons, 715 Cooper Camden. Interment at U.

S. National Cemetery. Beverly. Friendt may call Sunday eve nmg. IIS On May 28th, 1952.

John husband of Ella of 128 Center Moorestown. N. J. Relatives shd frienda of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 2 o'clock at the Inglesby Funeral Home. 602 E.

Main Maple Shade, N. J. Interment at Greenwood K. of P. Frienda may call Sunday evening.

MtiTS't On May 28. 1952. Bertha inee Esslngert. wife ot the late John H. Mtfunt, of 648 Royden Camden, N.

age 69 years. Relatives and friends ot the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 2 m. at the Harry Leonard Funeral Home, 2850 Federal Camden. J. Interment at Locustwood Memorial Park.

Friends may call Sun-da vevening. POWELL On May 28th, 1952, Anna B. tnee Schotti, beloved wife of the late George E. Powell, of 1314 S. 4th Camden, ace 79 yean.

Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend th funeral aervlres nn Tuesday at 11 a. from the Funeral Home nf Frank J. Leonard. 1451 Broadway, Camden. Interment at Evergreen Ceme-tery.

Friends may call Monday evening, BOX Suddenly, on May 1952 John Bailey, h'isband of Jessie I. (nee Kennedy l. of 2738 Arthur Camden, age 37 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of Nrw York Shipyard. Dept.

68, are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10 a. at the Funeral Home nf Gustav Roedel and Son, 804-08 N. 27th Camden. N. J.

Interment at Arlington Cemetery. Friendt may cail Friday evening. SANDM.fNVOn May 28th. 1952. John, husband of the late Wlllamina Sandmann (nee Southerland I of 1026 Cooper Camden, age "8 yeart.

Relatives and friends nf the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 2 p. at the Home of B. C. Schroeder St Sons, 715 Cooper Camden. Interment at Arlington Cemetery.

Friends may call Fri-day evening. SCHWAM On May 29. 1952. Emily May. beloved wife of Charles E.

Schwamb. of 610 White Horse Pike. Oaklyn. N. J.

Service and Interment at the convenience of the family. Friendt may call Friday evening. F-ster't Funeral Home. White Horte Pike, Audubon Taylor On May isin. 1952.

carl Raymond, husband of Mane Amato Taylor, of 718 Grant Camden, age 13 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the luneiat services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Funeral Home of B. C. Schroeder A- Sons. 715 Cooper Camden.

Interment at Harlelgh Ccme-tery. lends ay ca 1 1 Sund a even I ng WANNAN On May 28th, 1952. Joseph beloved husband of Emma K. Wan-nan (nee Clouserl. of 1497 Bradley Camden, age 49 yean.

Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of the Universal-Rundle Camden Pottery Division, are invited to attend the funeral services nn Monday afternoon at 2 p. from the Funeral Home of Frank J. Leonard, 1451 Broadway. Camden. Interment at Harlcigh.

Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday even In W1L1IKLM On May 27th. 1952. Edgar husband of Emma Wtlhrlm, of 618 N. 6th Camden, N.

age 64. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral service! on Saturday at 1 p. at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden. J. Intel ment at Harlelgh Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday evening. (21 IN MEMORIAM BOC7.1AN In sad and loving memory of our dear mother. Minnie Bocrlan, who left us two years ago today, May 30. 1950. We have only your memory, Mother dear, To remember our whole life through; But the sweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the Image ot you, Sadly missed by daughters, Ida and Bertha, and grandchildren.

WOODWARD In sad and loving memory of a dear Mother Elizabeth, who passed away May 29th. 1943. Deep In the heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's trame we shall keep It, Because she was one of the best. Sadly missed by Harry and Caroline.

131 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sinicere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement, and also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. Unintllio Vlvianl, ot 1169 Haddon Ave. 15) MEMORIAL PARKS CEMETERIES OPPORTUNITY to buy lot. beautiful Lakeview Memorial Park.

Private. Cheap. Collingswood 5-0531-W. 171 PERSONALS A BEAUTIFUL selection Mlrron. Furniture.

Glast. Factory to you. Almond Glass. 1051 Haddon.Camden. WO4-H00 ACCOUNTING A bookkeeping service.

Payroll A tax records kept. Reasonable rates. Call Lincoln 7 -464 3 a 6. Autos Rent Trucks "Drive It Yourself" HERTZ SYSTEM 35 N. 5th Camden city Hall Phone WOodlawn 3-0761 CARE for children ages 2 to S.

Good care and meals. Reasonable rales Prl-vate home. Woodlawn 4-9516. CELLARS cleared of articles. Light hauling, moving, Woodlawn 4-2456 .3 -4 12 6 GRKEN'vYARE Molds.

20c, rJijcoim from May 27th to 31st. Day or night. Harei Ceramics, 273 Buiwood Camden. K.KARN TO fiktvfi Classes begin each Monday at 7.30 p. m.

sharp. Complete Courte. $12 50 THE DUAL CONTROL Auto-Driving School COR- 7TH MARKET STS CAMDEN phone EMerson 5-2615 MARTS DAY ChlloTen picked up and returned. Reasonable. Timber Creek 2-4 520-W.

MOVING. Hauling, Cleaning fMlTrt. White washing and odd Jobs. EMerson 5 67 8T PEHMANBNTS Hair cutting, hair dyeing. Sophie's Beauty salon.

460 Me-chantc Camden. WOodlawn 4-8 16 Primrose Play School 123 Springfield Ave Merchantville. 8 weeks ot summer fun and learning for bovs and girls from 3 to 9 yeart ot age. vre-cWtvllle 8-4960. iltAClM-OKlAllON WANTED Daily from Collingswood.

arrive Phlla. 1 0th Chestnut 7.45 to 8 a. leave 5.30 to ft m. Colllngswoewl 5-4Q64-J. TRANSPORTATION wanted Monday Fridav.

p. from RCA to ftth Ave and Black Horse Pike, Mt Ephralm. Call Timber Creek 2-945T, except Monday. i 1 1 1 1 1 ii i-ecrr 1 aifrz DlcnJv.f.,Mmi1 An Ordinance Regulating the Parking ol Vehidea on Clements Bridge Road, Gloucester Pike. Reading Avenue, and Barnngton Avenue.

Barnngton, N. J. Take notice that the foregoing Ordinance waa adopted at a regular meeting of Borough Council of the Borough at Bamngtua held on May 27. 1952 FRANK ADAMS. (tl.501 Borough Clerk.

NOTICR OF APPLICATION Take notice that Thomas Mayers, trading as Hi Hat club, has applied to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Camden lor a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 224 Market Camden, N. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately in writing to Mary K. MacClen-nan. Deputy City Clerk ol Camden. iSlgned' THOMAS MAYERS.

IS East Lake Blvd Lake Pine, 501 Marllun. N. J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Arthur I. Weltunan.

trading aa Wettrman Liquor has applied to the Municipal Board ot Alcoholic Beverage Control of Camden for a Plenary Retail Distribution License for ptemlses situated at 144 No. Broadway, Camden, N. Objectiona, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Mary K. MacClen-nan, Deputy City Clerk of Camden. (Slgnedl ARTHUR E.

WEITZMAN. 1549 Bradley Ave $4 501 Camden. J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Juhn J. Hahn.

trading as West-Oak has applied to the Borough Clerk of the Borough of Oaklyn lor a Plenary Retail Distribution Licenae for premises situated at 523 White Horse Pike. Oaklyn. N. J. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Mrs.

Edna B. Cook, Clerk ol Borough ot Oaklyn. N. J. (Signed I JOHN L.

HAHN. 133 Woodland Terrace, $4 50 Oik lyn, N. J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take nonce that William Li.fusr.o, trading as Stevens Bar and Package Store, hat applied to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control ot Camden for a Plenary Retalt Consumption License for premises situated at 241 Stevens Camden. N.

J. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Mary K. MacClen-nan. Deputy City Clerk of Camden. (Slgnedl WILLIAM LORUSSO, 1518 Wlldwood ($4.501 Camden, N.

J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Walter Taraar.klewleg and Dorothy Taraszkiewlcz, trading as Mommies Cafe, hive spoiled to the Municipal B'jard of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Camden for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 1199 Thurman N. J. Objections, if any. should be made Immediately in writing to Mary K.

MacClcn-nan. Deputy City Clerk of Camden. (Signed' WALTER TARASZKIEWICZ DOROTHY TARASZK1EW1CZ 1199 Thurman IS5 401 Camden. N. J.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Frank Corndo. trading as Frank Cafe, has applied to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Camden for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 601 Ferry Camden, N. J. objections. If any.

should be made Immediately In writing to Mary K. Mac-Clennan, Deputy City Clerk of Camden. (Slgnedl FRANK CORADO, 601 Ferry Camden, J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Ottavio DeAscentlis. trading aa Line Cafe.

Bar and Liquor Store, has applied to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control ot Camden for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 519 Line Camden, N. J. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Mary Mac-Clennan, Deputy City Clerk of Camden, (Signed) OTTAVIO DS ASCENTI1S, 519 Line ($4 "01 Camden N. J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Weston 4 Co.

has applied to the Municipal Board ot Alcoholic Beverage Control nf Camden for a Plenary Retail Distribution License for premises situated at 560 Federal Camden, N. J. The names and residences ot the officers, directors and stockholders and the offices they All, respectively, are: Alfred Eisen, 33 So. Munn East Orange, N. President.

Lucille Eisen, 32 So. Munn East Orange. N. Vice President. Arnold Eisen.

120 Washington East Orange, N. Secretary Treasurer. Objections, if any. should be made Immediately In writing to Mary K. Mac-Ctennan.

Deputy City Clerk of Camden. (Slgnedl WESTON 560 Federal Camden, N. J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that East Camden Liquor trading as Federal Liquor hat applied to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Camden for a Plenary Retail Distribution License for premiset situated at 2320 Federal Camden. N.

J. The names and residences of all officers and the oiiicci they fill respectively are: Jack Steinberg. 2320 Federal Camden, N. J. President, lather Steinberg, 2320 Federal Camden.

N. J. Sec Treasurer. The names and residences of all members of the Board of Directors are: Jack Steinberg, 2330 Federal Camden, N. J.

Esther Steinberg, 5320 Federal Camden. N. J. Olga LifshiU, 3134 Gordon Pa. The names and residences of all stockholder! holding one (lj or more percent of stock are: Jack Steinberg, 2320 Federal Camden, N.

J. Objectloni, If any. should be made Immediately in writing to Mary K. Mac-Clennan. Deputy City Clerk ot Camden.

(Signed! EAST CAMDEN LIQUOR CO. Jack Steinberg. 2320 Federal Camden, N. J. ($10 go I NOTICE OF APPLICATION-Take notice that application has been made to the Municipal Excise Board of the City of Camden, N.

to transfer to H. I. A J. trading as New Mill, for premises located at R00 Fern Street. Camden.

N. tne r-ienary ne-tail Consumption License No. C-00. heretofore issued to Frank P. Sterner and Ethel V.

Slecher. trading as New Mill, for premises located at 800 Fern Street, Camden, N. J. The officers ot aaid, Corporation are as follows. Harry 1.

Golden. 151C Wallworth Apartments. Haddonfleld, N. President and Treasurer. Jennie Golden.

15 1C Wallworth Apartments, Haddonfleld, N. Secretary. The names and addresses of the Board of Directors and ot all stockholders holding one or more percent of the Issued and outstanding stock ot the applicant corporation are: Harry I. Golden. 151C Wallworth Apartments.

Haddonfleld, N. J. Jennie Golden, 151C Wallworth Apartments, Haddonfleld, N. J. Florenc Gray.

1S43 Sycamore Had-don Heights. N. J. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Mary K. Mar-Clennan, Deputy City Clerk of Camden, N.

J. H. I A J. tNC 505 Broadway-Stevens Building. Camden, N.

J. By Harry I. Golden, Pre Treas. Superior court of new jerse? chancery division camden county Docket No. 2950-51 Thomas Macintosh, Plaintiff, vs.

Caroline Lillian Macintosh, Defendant Civil Action NOTICE OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION To Caroline Lillian Macintosh, defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon Bennett it W'ln-gate, attorneys for the plaintiff, whose address Is 709 Market Street, Camden, New Jersey, an Answer to the Complaint filed In a civil action In which Thomas Macintosh Is the plaintiff and Caroline Lillian Macintosh Is defendant, pending In the Superior Court of New Jersey, on or before the 2nd day nf July. 1952. If you fall so to do, the relief demanded against you In the Complaint will be taken against you by default, and such Judgment may be made against you as the Court shal think equitable and Just. The object of said action is to obtain a lud-ment of divorce between said plaintiff and vou. BENNETT W1NGATE.

Attorneys for Plaintiff By Harold W. Bennett. Dated: May 1 5. 195 2 IS19.20I STATE OF NEW JEftSEY (Seal I DEPARTMENT OF STATE To All to Whom These Presenti Shall Come. Greeting: Whereas.

It appears to my aatlsfae-Hon. dulv authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the consent of two-thirds of the members then present, that Police Athletic League of Collingswood, Incorporated, a corporation of this State, has complied with all the requirements of Title 15 Corporations and Associations Not for Profit, Revised Statutes of 1937. preliminary to the Issuing of thlt Certificate of Dissolution. Now therefore. I.

Lloyd B. Marsh. Secretary of State of the state of New Jersey, do hereby certify, that the said corporation did. on the twenty-seventh dav of May, A D. 1952, file in my office a duly executed and attested content In writing to the dissolution of said corporation, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid, are now on file In my said oftice at provided by law.

In trstiinony whereof. I nave hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal at Trenton, this twenty-seventh day of May. AD. nineteen hundred and LLOYD B. MARSH.

(SIS 00 1 Secretary of State. ill DEATH NOTICES AritC3)nMay 28. 1952. Leon A. Abner.

husband of Mary Irvine Abner. of 2643 Balrd Blvd, Camden. N. age 61 Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of W. L.

Hurley Co. are Invited to tend the funeral services on Monday at 2 p. m. at the Funeral Home of Clarence J. Eichel.

60-62 27th Camden Interment at Lakeview Memorial Park. Friends call Sunday evening. BfRNS-On May 28th, 1952. Thomas husband of the late Johanna Burns Inee Crlftlnl. age 78 years.

Relatives and friends of the fimlly are Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a. fiom his late residence. 404 N. 40th Camden. Requiem High Mass at St Joseph a R.

C. Church, 29th and Westfleld Camden, at 11 a. m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.

Funeral under the direction of Harry Leonard and Edward P. Leonard Jr. Television Set Production Wi7ons Of Sers Radio Set Production Mi7ions Of Sett 11,1,111 I XI i i i i i i rr I i i ii 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 11 1 1 IPl i i 1 I i 1 1 1 I I 2 3 4 5 6 7 rrf Civifion Se's LEGAL NOTICES STATS OF NEW JERSS IL Si TO: GEORGIA ANN THOMAS You are hereby and required to ierve upon Beujamm J. Dzicll, plaintiff i attorney, vhose addieu it 45 North Him street, an aiuwer to th complaint nied a civil action, in mhich Martin Ttiomai Jr. plaintiff And GeoiKia Ann Thoinu ts defendant, pending the Superior Court ot New Jeraey, within 3S dayi alter July 14.

lvyi, exiiuiive ot auch date. If you fail to to do, the relief demanded in the complaint will bt taken aiaiuat you by default. The object of laid lult la to obtain a Judgment of divurca between aaid plain tiff and you. BENJAMIN 1. DZICK, 45 North Filth Street, Camden 2, New Jeney, Dated: May 14.

19ji NOTICE Camden. May 2i. tltal. o( JOblAH O. ABKAMS, Defiled: N'HV" hereby liven that the ftrtt and Dual account ot the tubacrlbera, Provident Truat Company ot Philadelphia and John Dickson, Executori ot the eitate of JOKIAII I.

ABBAMS. will be audited and dated by the Surrosate ot the Ortlnly of Camden and reported tor aettlement to the Camden County Court Probate Division, on Friday, the 27th day of June, 1133, at ten o'rl'M-k a. m. PROVIDENT TRfST COMPANY OF PHII.ADKI.PHIA and JOHN F. DICKSON.

Executor. Boyle, Archer Grelner, Esqs Attorneys. 1 0l STATE OF NEW JERSEY (L. S.I To: ALBERT D'AliOSTINO: You art hereby aummoned and required to serve upon Julius Sklar. plaintiff attorney, whose address la 113 North Seventh Street.

Camden, New Jersey, an Answer to the Complaint filed in a Civil Action, in which An-tonetta LaPiaca Agostino la plaintiff and Albert D'Azostlno la defendant, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey. Chancery Division, Docket No. M-337-M. ou or before the 7th day of July. 1952.

If you tall an to do, the relief demanded in the Complaint will be taken against you by default. The object of said suit is to obtain a Judgment of Divorce between said plaintiff and you. JUUUS SKLAR. Attorney for Plaintiff. 113 North Seventh Street, Camden 3, New Jersey.

Dated: May 5, 1952. 15.60 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION State of New Jersey to John Manuel Gomes defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to aerve upon Charles A. Rizrl, a member of the firm of Larlo, Rlzil and I.arlo, attorneya tor plaintiff, whose address la 724 Market Street. Camden, New Jersey, an Answer to the Complaint filed In a civil action, in which Catherine Mary Comes is plaintiff and John Manuel Gomes Jr. Is defendant, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey.

Chancery Division, on or before the 7th day ot July, 1952. If you will fall so to do the relief demanded In the Complaint will be taken against you by default. The object nf said suit la to obtain a Judgment of divorce between aaid plaintiff and you. LARIO. R17.ZI and I.ARIO.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. 724 Market Street. Camden, New Jersey. Dlted: MT 1952. I $15.601 NOT ICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Jay-El Beverages Inc.

has applied to the state Director of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a State Beverage Distributor's License for the premises situated at 1703 Federal Camden, N. and to maintain a salesroom at 1703 Federal Camden, N. J. The names and residencea of all officers and all directors and names and residencea of all stockholders are as follows: Joseph J. LeBow, 5430 Browning Road, Merchantville, President, Director and stockholder.

Dorothy LeBow, 54.10 Browning Road, Merchantvtllp, N. Secretary. Director. Treasurer and stockholder. Maurice Hlrshflrn, 4411 Elvena Avenue, Merchantville, N.

Vice President, Director and Stockholder. Objection. If any. should be made Immediately In writing to the Slate Director of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 1060 Broad Street, News-k. New Jersey.

(Signed i JAY-EL BEVERAGE, 1703 Federal Camden. N. J. "THE BOARD OK EDUCATION OF CAMDEN CITY, NEW JERSEY Sealed proposals will be received by the Board ot Education of the City nf Camden, New Jersey, by the Secretary nf the Board, at the office of the Board, Room 503. City Hall.

Camden. New Jersev. on Friday, the 6th day of June. 1952, at 2.00 p. local time, at which time the proposals will bp publicly opened and read for the following: 1, Tablet and Benches lor Cafeteria J.

Plumbing and Heating Suppliei 3. Steam Boiler (15 Sectloni 4. lai Power Mower 1 ibi Hand Mower S. Wire Window Cuards A. Demolition of Kaighn School 7.

Replacing of Boiler Tubes (Bur-rough Jr. High Schonli ft. Industrial Furnace Vacuum Cleaner 9. Lumber Spcctncatlons may be obtained the office of the Purchasing Agent of the Board of Education. Room 503, City Hall, Camden, New Jersey.

Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified check or cashier check to the order nf the Board of Education nf the City of Camden, New Jersey. In an amount equal to ten percentum nf the amount of the bid. or In the alternative, a bond executed by the bidder with a responsible insurance rompany as surety, which bond shall be conditioned upon the bidder. If surressfut, executing a contract with the Board of Education, and that it said bidder shall omit or refuse to execute such contract, then the bidder and the surety company shall pay to the Board of Education any difference between the sum nf such award and the amount of the next high est bidder, to be paid to the said Board of Education. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any defect or Informality.

Awards will be made on the basis of the low bid on each Item, where we are attuned that the article meets our requirements. Note: Bids will not be receive datter the time specified for the opening of the bids. Bids submitted after the hour appointed will be deemed Invalid and returned unopened to the bidder. EDWARD F. POOLE.

Purchasing Agent. Approved as to form, A pa vld Epstein, Solicitor. $9Jt 0) An Ordinance Regulating the Excavation of Streets In the Borough of Barilng- ton. Be tt ordained, by Mayor and Council nf the Borough of Barnngton, Camden County. N.

at follows: Section 1. No person, firm or cor-. noratlon shall cut, break Into, dig up or excavate any of the streets, highways, or other public places In the Borough of Barnngton. without first making application to the Borough Cleik. stating the place, character and purpose of tlie proposed excavation, and obtaining from said Clerk a permit for each and eveay opening.

A fee of $2.00 for each permit shall be paid to the Clerk. Where an opening is In an Improved street, thpre shall also be deposited with the Clerk the sum of $25.00 for each opening up to 10 square feet, and the further sum of $1.00 for each additional square foot-Section 2. The ttreet shall be completely and properly restored to Its original condition within 30 days after the Issuance of the permit, and upon approval thereof by the Supervisor of Highways, the deposit will be refunded by action of Borough Council. If not so restored, the Supervisor of Highways shall see to Its proper restoration, and all deposit moneys shall be forfeited to the Borough. Section 3.

The person to whom the permit is issued shall be responsible to see that the public is warned of and protected from any opening which la or may he dangerous to the public. Section 4. Iif lieu of making the deposit required by the last sentence of Section 1 hereof, any public utility, as denned by A may file with Borough Council a bond to the Borough in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1.000 001. conditioned upon said utility restoring to Its original condition any streets or highways In the Borough opened or excavated by said utility, and otherwise complying with all provisions of this ordinance, and further conditioned for the payment to the Borough of any monies which said Borough Is obliged to expend In order to reslnre such street or hlghwav to its original condition. Said bond shall not be considered to he filed unless and until approved resolution of Borough Council.

In event that, after the proper filing of a bond by a utility as aforesaid, said utility shall fall to abide strictly bv the provisions of this ordinance. Borough Council mav. by resolution, and without prior notice to the utility, revoke the privileges granted under Its bond, return the bond to the utility, and require cash deposits for all future ttreet openings made by said utility. sectton 5. Any person or corporation opening or attempting to open any of the streets of the Borough without first securing a permit as aforesaid, or violating any other provision of this ordinance, shall be liable to a fine not ex ceeding $200 00.

or Imprisonment In the County Jail for not exceeding 90 davs. or both. Section 6. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith, and specifically "An Ordinance Regulating the Excavating of Streeu and Public Places for Laying. Replacing or Repair ing of Water, (las or Sewer Pipes, or for Any other Purpose," adooted September 23.

1947, and an amendments tnerenr, ai.d l.erebv re pealed, except a to any street opening presently outstanding. Take Notice that the forerolne nrd! nance was introduced at a meeting of Barrtiutlon Borousm council on May 2i. 1952. and was then read for the first time. It will be further considered for final passage by Borough Council at the Borough Hall, B'rrlrg'on.

N. at 8 on 24. 1952. and all persons Interested will he given an opportunity to be heard concerning said Ord nance. Bt order of Birrington Borough Council.

FRANK AflAMS. ($15.45) Borough Clerk. I Wkhira uJlioj wemjr I 1 I I 1 I OUahonu OtyT lu7 MemphisT i i sets in homes. In IV areas from television. Lancaster 1947 1945 949 1950 1951 0 Second Plea Filed To Bar Tavern at 580 Chestnut St.

A second appeal against the liquor licensing of a property at 580 Chestnut st, has been taken by residents of the neighborhood. William T. Cahill, counsel for the objectors, said today he had filed an appeal with the State Alcoholic Beverage Commission against the Camden Excise Boards action in granting a iquor license transfer to George Shapiro. The transfer, granted earlier in the year, has been under fire by neighbors who obtained 175 sig natures on a petition and pre sented it to the local board. Reaffirmed May 14 Later Cahill had the case re- Wtn Norfolk 41 jGreenskot pharlollpX 1949 0 Source: Television are used in households, radio.

Many Radie-TY Manufadurtri Asm. faces a wide-open market. TV sets only 38 per cent of 45 million U.S. compared with 98 per cent for TV homes also have radios. McComb Correct in Controversy With Prideaux, Governor Says irmingham I 'vii i III Republican caucus, but they never had a sufficient number to obtain passage of the bill in the House.

If they had the votes they would have made every effort to force it through the Assembly. "The president of the state association also was quoted as say ing another Hillery bill will be Introduced at Trenton next year We so-called public housers hope such a bill is Introduced. Those of us who believe in providing decent homes for low-income families will fight this legislation to the death. As a matter of fact, we have just begun to fight." 3 Textile Locals OK RealTiliating With CIO Five loval unions at separate meetings Thursday right ratified the action taken by the Philadel phia Joint Board of the Textile Workers Union oi America to re affiliate with the CIO. The meetings were held in the Textile Workers Hall, 2637 N.

4th St. votine for reafnliation were Local 161, silk and narrow fabrics; Local 337. novelty wear; Local 419, knitted underwear and allied materials; Local 33, plush and velvet, and Local 208, dyers and finishers. The status of three other locals affiliated with the joint board is: Local 25, upholsterers, voted against the original disaffiliation; Local 80, carpet and rug workers, did not vote on original motion, and Local 83, woolen and worsted workers, has not set a date to act on the proposal. LAZY EHCURE davs unless he was told there were stewed lamnrevs for dinner, In 1875, the then Governor of Santiago Province! Chile, held the first beauty contest in Latin-America.

Loreto Street in Santiago still bears the name of the first winner, Senora Loreto Ini- guez de Ovalle. 1 .1 "I i Present Coaxial CabU Coaxial Cable Planned For XXX Present Microwave Relay XXX Microwave Relay Planned Mother of 2 WinningFighl On Lockjaw Mrs. Stewart, 31, mother of two children apparently is winning her long battle against lockjaw at Cooper Hospital. Stricken May 13 after a fishbone became lodged in her throat at her home, 621 Crown Point Westville, Mrs. Stewart is now able to speak, she eats nearly normally and her physician, Dr.

William Snape said, "it looks like she is going to recover." A week ago, Mrs. Stewart's jaws were locked, she had to be fed intravenously and her throat had to be cleared by suction. A disturbance of any kind even a sudden small noise or the slightest motion of her bed would send her into spasms of agonizing pain. Medical literature says that In cases of severe lockjaw "the chances of recovery are extremely remote." Mrs. Stewart, however, was said to be gaining strength every day.

There was no indication of how long her recovery period would be. Thantoni Gunman' Fires at Motorists Plainfleld, 111., May 30 (UP)-A "phantom gunman" who fires Bt motorists from his own fast-moving automobile was at large today on heavily-traveled U. S. Highway bo. Stata police feared that the un known marksman was a Two drivers reported that he red at them as they drove along TJ.

S. 66, the main highway between Chicago and St. Louis. Both attacks occurred near Plainfleld which is close to Joliet, 111., and about 40 miles southwest Chicago. The drivers who said they were targets for the "phantom'1 were William Eirthisel.

45, of Plain-field and Daniel Schoner, 32, of Kankakee, I1L "Mr. McComb is correct." In these words, Gov. Driscoll on Thursday settled the argument between J. Raymond Prideaux, president of the New Jersey State Association of Real Estate Boards, and Joseph J. McComb, chairman of the Camden Housing Authority.

The governor made his com ment to a Courier-Post reporter Ihursday. Crux of the arcument was a statement made by Prideaux, re cently appointed to the State Real Estate Commission by Driscoll, that the Governor sent word to the Assembly he didn't want the controversial Hillery bill to go through because this was an election year and the bill might affect the outcome. The Hillery bill, which died in a Republican Assembly caucus March 31, called for municipal referenda before additional public housing could be built. Prideaux made his statement at a meeting of the Camden County Real Estate Board at Kenney's on May 22. "If Prideaux was quoted cor rectly," McComb said, "he was wrong when he said the governor ordered the original Hillery bill or the last-minute substitute bill killed in the Assembly because this is an elecion year.

The McComb statement con tinued: "The governor not only branded the Prideaux statement as being 'ridiculous' but he also said he never sent any such message to the Assembly or the legisla tive leaders. Mr. Driscoll also declared he never considered either of the Hillery bills in the viewed by the state board andjto the receiver, approximately obtained a rehearing of the trans- $9000 will be made as a down normally circulated in the neighborhood where the license was to be located. Excise board members said they had no control over what publications were used and that Shapiro had followed the require ments in filing notice of hsi in tention to transfer. Buses (Continued from Fits One) purchasers proposed to put into the enterprise would be tnsuffi cient to bring about safe, ade quate and proper service.

The utility board's new deci sion said that at the rehearing last Monday the Camden and Burlington Counties Bus pro posed to increase tne concern capitalization from the original amount of $25,000 to $10,000 to meet the board views. Five New Buses Concerning the financing plan the board said that after payment. of the purchase price of $15,000 payment to General Motors Corn for the five new buses and from $6000 to $7000 for the rehabilita Hon oi the existing bus equip ment bought from Suburban lines. This will leave Camden and Burlington Counties Bus working capital of approximately $9000 for the continued operation of the new concern until such time as the two bus routes be come self-supporting. the separate ruling approving financial setup of the new bus company provides for the issu ance oi uo snares oi common capital stock of $100 par value, totaling $20,000 and issuance of five promissory notes totaling payable to Thomas Falvey, Clinton H.

Davis, William G. Rohrer, John K. Benton and Carl J. Kunz each in the amount of $3200. SMALL SHEEP i Tne isie 0r Man's fnur-horncit mouse-colored, sheep.

They live on the hilltops, where the soil is very poor, and, consequently, ar small in stature. Iowa produces 15 percent of the U. S. oat production. fer.

The license was reaffirmed on May 14 Cahill said he was appealing the action of the excise board because while the objectors presented 30 residents of the neighborhood to testify there was no need for another taproom there, the licensee failed to produce one wit ness to show a need existed. The petition obtained by the residents contained the names of 21 taproom owners in the neighborhood who opposed granting an additional license in this par ticular section. Cahill contends the excise board acted beyond the discre. tionary power vested in its by statutes in granting the license over the objections of the resi dents. Charged Hearing: Wsw Denied In the original protestthe rest dents charged the excise board jhearing when they first granted the license.

light of an election campaign. He The great English poet and es-said Dllbliclv from the outset heUnvist Ponp an rnlrnrp anrt did not look with favor on theilazv. He would lie in bed the door shut" without a iviemoers oi ine ooaia are known as Loaghtan, or first Hillery bill and strongly indicated he would veto it if it was passed and sent to his desk. "Mr. Prideaux also was wrong when he said the real estate lobby had a sufficient number of votes in the Assembly and Senate to pass the bill.

Leaders of that lobby might have had enough votes to release the bill from the this and said the board regula tions were followed when the transfer was granted. The protestors further charged the intention to apply for the transfer by Shapiro was pub- lished in a weekly newspaper, not!.