Magyar Hirnök, 1948. január-június (29. évfolyam, 4-26. szám)

1948-04-15 / 16. szám

MAGYAR HÍRNÖK 1948. április 15. OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK OF NÉV/ BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY REGISTRY AMD ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the District Boards of Election in and for the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, will meet in their respective polling places, hereinafter designated between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. on TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1948 for the purpose of conducting a Primary Election for the nomination of the follow­ing candidates to be elected at the General Election in November: One (1) United States Senator One (1) Member House of Representatives (Third District) One (1) State Senator Two (2) Members, Board of Chosen Free­holders for a term of three years In addition to the nomination of candi­dates to the aforementioned offices the election of two members, one man and one woman, of the Local County Committee of the Democratic Party from each of the 26 election districts, totaling 52 members in all for a term of one year and two mem­bers, one man and one woman of the Local County Committee of the Republican Party from each election district, totaling 52 members in all for a term of one year, and at the said Primary Election the fol­lowing number of delegates will be elected to the National Convention of the Demo­cratic Party : Sixteen (16) Delegates at Large. Sixteen (16) Alternate Delegates at Large. Two (2) District Delegates. Two (2) Alternate District Delegates and the following number of delegates will be elected to the National Convention of the Republican Party: Seven (7) Delegates at Large Seven (7) Alternate Delegates at Large Two (2) District Delegates Two (2) Alternate District Delegates Notice is hereby given that qualified voters of the City of New Brunswick not already registered in said City of New Brunswick under the laws of New Jersey governing permanent registration may reg­ister or transfer at Parmanent Registration Bureau, Middlesex County Board of Elec­tions, Citizens Building, New Brunswick, N. J., at any time between Wednesday, April 21, 1948, and Thursday, September 23, 1948, during the following hours: Daily (except Saturday) 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Evening hours of the Middlesex County Board of Elections will be maintained Sep­tember 20, 21, 22 and 23 from 7 to 9 p. m. for registration and transfer of voters. On Thursday, September 23, 1948, the registration books will be closed until after the forthcoming General Election on Tues­day, November 2, 1948. Notice of change of residence or appli­cation for transfer of registration shall be made either by written request forwarded to the Conty Board of Elections on forms provided by said board or by calling in person at the office of the County Board of Elections up to and including September 23, 1948. Notice is also given that said District Election Boards will meet in their respective polling places, hereinafter designated be­tween the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948 for the purpose of conducting a General Election for the election Sixteen (16) Presidential Electors One (1) United States Senator One (1) Member, House of Representa­tives (Third District) One (1) State Senator Three (3) Members, Board of Chosen Freeholders for a term of three years THE AFORESAID GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES First Ward First Poll—Lord Stirling School, Carman street. Second Poll—Lord Stilling School, Carman street. Third Toll—Lord Stirling School, Carman street. Second Ward First Poll—Sacred Heart School, Suydam street and Commercial avenue. Second Poll—Sacred Heart School, Suy­dam street and Commercial avenue. Third Poll—Nathan Hale School, Corn­­stock street. Fourth Poll—Nathan Hale School, Com­stock street. Fifth Poll — Livingston Elementary School, Dclevan street. Sixth Poll—Livingston Elementary School Delevan street. Seventh Poll—Nathan *Hale School, Com­stock street. Third Ward First Poll—Bayard School, Bayard street. Second Poll—Bayard School, Bayard street.' Fourth Ward First Poll—Roosevelt Junior High School. Livingston avenue and Redmond street. Second Poll—Roosevelt Junior High School, Livingstone avenue and Redmond street. Third Poll—Senior High School, Living­ston avenue and Comstock street. Fourth Poll—Washington School, French and Louis streets. Filth Poll—City Garage, 401 Jersey ave­nue. Fifth Ward First Poll—St. Peter’s School. Somerset and Division streets. Second Poll—Washington School, French and Louis streets. Third Poll—St. Ladislaus School, Somer­set street. Fourth Poll—Washington School, French street and Louis street. Sixth Ward First Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff and Bartlett streets. Second Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff and Bartlett streets. Third Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff and Bartlett streets. Fourth Poll—Lincoln School.^Wyckoff and Bartlett streets. Fifth Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff and Bartlett streets. FIRST WARD First Election District BEGINNING at the junction of the Lawr­ence Brook and the Raritan River; thence up the Raritan River to the Delaware and Raritan Canal; thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal until it intersects a line drawn from the center of Carman Street to said Canal; thence along the center line of Carmah Street to George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to Commercial avenue t o Redmond street; thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to Clifton Avenue; thence along the center line of Clifton Avenue to Ryder’s Lane; thence along the center line of Ryder’s Lane to the Old Oak Tree; thence due east to Lawrence Brook; thence along Lawrence Brook its several courses to the Raritan River, the point of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Carman Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal, thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the center line of New Street produced: thence along the center line of New Street to the center line of George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to Carman Street; thence along the center line of Carman Street to the Delaware and Rari­tan Canal, the point of beginning. Third Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of George -Street and Commercial Avenue; thence along the center line of George Street to New Street; thence along the center line of New .Street and Carroll Place to Livingston Ave­­•nue; thence along the center line of Living­ston Avenue to Redmond Street; thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Commercial Avenue; thence along the cen­ter line of Commercial Avenue to George Street, the place of beginning. SECOND WARD First Election District BEGINNING at the Old Oak Tree on Ryder’s Lane; thence along the center line of Ryder’s Lane to Clifton Avenue; thence along the center line of Clifton Avenue to George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Redmond Street; thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Livingston Avenue; •thence along The" center line of Livingston Avenue to Suydam Street; thence along the center line of Suydam Street to Nichol Ave­nue- thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Comstock Street; thence in a di­rect line to the place of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Ave­nue and Suydam Street; thence along the center line of Suydam Street to Livingston Avenue; thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Handy Street; thence along the center line of Handy Street to Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Suydam Street, the place of beginning. Third Electon District BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Avenue and Handy Street; thence along the center line of Handy Street to Living­ston Avenue: thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Hale Street; thence along the center line of Hale Street to I-iiehol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Handy Street, to place of beginning. Fourth Election District BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Ave­nue and Hale Street; thence along the cen­ter line of Hale Street to Remsen Avenue; thence along the center line of Remsen Ave­nue to Sandford street; thence along the center line of Sandford street to Nichol avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol avenue to Hale street, the place of beginning. Fifth Election District BEGINNING at the corner of Remsen Avenue and Hale Street; thence along the center line . of Hale Street to Lee Avenue; thence along the center line of Lee Avenue to the center line of Mile Run ; thence along the center line of Mile Run to a point which is the prolongation of the center line of Remsen Avenue; thence along the center line of Remsen Avenue to Hale Street, and th place of beginning. Sixth Election District BEGINNING at the corner of Lee Ave­nue and Hale Street; thence along the cen­ter line of Hale Street to Livingston Ave­nue; thence along the center line of Living­ston Avenue to the Mile Run; thence along the center line of Mile Run to a point which is the prolongation of the center line of Lee Avenue to Hale Street, the place of be­ginning. Seventh Election District BEGINNING at the corner of Sandford Street and Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Sandford Street to Remsen Avenue; thence along the center line of Remsen Avenue to the Mile Run or City Line; thence along the City Line or Mile Run its various courses to George’s Road; thence along the Cty Line to the Old Oak Tree at Ryder’s Lane; thence in a straight line to the center line of Comstock Street and Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Sandford Street, the place of beginning. THIRD WARD First Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of New Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal; thence along the center line of New Street to the center line of George Street; thence along the cen­ter line of George Street to the center line Bayard Street; thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of Neil­­son Street; thence along the center line of Neilson Street to the center line of Dela­ware and Raritan Canal; thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the place of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Hiram Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal; thence along the center line of Hiram Street to the cen­ter line of Neilson Street; thence along the center line of Neilson Street to the center line of Bayard Street; thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to the Land­ing Bridge; thence along the West bank of the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the place of beginning. FOURTH WARD First Election District BEGINNING at Carroll Place and George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bayard Street: thence along the center line of Bay­ard Street to the center line of Pennsyl­vania Railroad; thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Townsend Street; thence along the center line of Townsend Street to the center line of Livingston Avenue; thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to the center line of Carroll Place; thence along the center line of Carroll Place to the place of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the center line Livingston Avenue and Townsend Street; thence along the center line of Townsend Street to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence along the center line of the Penn­sylvania Railroad to the center line of Sandford Street; thence along the center line of Sanford Street to the center line of Livingston Avenue; thence along the cen­ter line of Livingston Avenue to the center line of Townsend Street, the place of be­ginning. Third Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of Liv­ingston Avenue and Sandford Street; thence along the center line of Sandford Street to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence along the center line of the Penn­sylvania Railroad to the center line of Twelfth Street; thence along the center line of Twelfth Street to the center line of Liv­ingston Avenue; thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to the center line of Sandford Street, the place of beginning. Fourth Election District BEGINNING at Be yard Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of French Street: thence along the cen­ter line of French Street to the center line of Delevan Street; thence along the center line of Delevan Street to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the place of beginning. Fifth Election District BEGINNING at the center line of French Street and the Mile Run; thence along the center line of French Street to the intersec­tion of French Street and Somerset Street or Lincoln Highway; thence along the center line of Somerset Street or» Lin­coln Highway to the center line of How’s Lane; thence along the center line of How’s Lane to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Mile Run and its various courses to the center line of French Street, the place of beginning. • FIFTH WARD First Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of George Street and Bayard Street; thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Albany Street; thence along the cen­ter line of Albany Street to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset Street to the center line of Plum Street: thence along the center line of Plum Street to French Street; thence along the center line of French Street to the center line of Bayard Street; thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of George Street to the place of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Plum Street and Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset Street to the inter­section of French Street; thence along the center line of French Street to the center line of Plum Street to the place of beginning. Third Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Somer­set Street and Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Hamilton Street; thence along the center line of Hnmilton Street to the center line of Harvey Street; thence along the center line of Harvey Street to the cen­ter line of Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset Street to the center line of Easton Avenue, the place of begin­ning. Fourth Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Harvey Street and Hamilton Street; thence along the center line of Hamilton Street to the center line of Mile Run or City Line; thence along the center line of Mile Run or City Line to the center line of Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset Street to the center line of Harvey Street: (hence along the center line of Harvey Street to the center line of Hamilton Street, the place of beginning. SIXTH WARD First Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Albany and George Streets ; thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bishop Place; thence along the center line of Bishop Place and Stone Street to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Prosper Street; thence along the center line of Prosper Street to the center line of Central Avenue; thence along the center line of Central Avenue to the center line of Guilden Street; thence along the center line of Guilden Street to the e'enter line of Hamilton Avenue; thence along the center line of Hamilton Avenue to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Albany Street; thence along the center line of Albany Street to George Street, the place of beginning. Second Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Hamil­ton Street and Guilden Street; thence along the center line of Guilden Street to the center line of Central Avenue; thence along the center line of Central Avenue to Mile Run or City Line; thence along the center line of Mile Run or City Line to the center line of Hamilton Street.; thence along the center line of Hamilton Street to the center line of Guilden Street, the place of begin­ning. Third Election District BEGINNING at the center line of Prosper Street and Central Avenue; thence along the center line of Central Avenue to the center line of Bristol Street; thence along the center line of Bristol Street to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Ray Street; thence along the center line of Ray ’Street to extended College Avenue; thence along the center line of College Avenue to the center line of George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bishop Place; thence along the center line of Bishop Place and Stone Street to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Prosper Street; thence along the center line of Prosper Street to the center line of Central Avenue; the place of beginning. Fourth Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of Ray Street, if extended, and College Avenue; thence along the center line of College Avenue to George Street; thence along the center line of George Street to the Landing Bridge; thence across the Landing Bridge, Delaware and Raritan Canal and Raritan River to the north side of Raritan River; thence in a northwesterly direction along the north side of Raritan River to the City Line if extended; thence in a westerly d­­rection along the City Line if extended and across the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Raritan River to the Mile Run; thence along the center of the Mile Run its various courses to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Ave­nue to Ray Street; thence along the center line of Ray Street to College Avenue, the place of beginning. Fifth Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Bristol Street and Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Mile Run or City Line; thence along the City Line and various courses of the Mile Run to Central Avenue; thence along the center line of Central Avenue to Bristol Street; thence along the center line of Bristol Street to Easton Avenue, the place of be­ginning. Done pursuant to an Act of the Legis­lature of the State of New Jersey, entitled, “An act relating to regulating and providing for the government of cties, towns, town­ship^, boroughs, villages and municipalities governed by Boards ot Commissioners or Improvement Commissioners in this State,” approved April 25, 1913,’ the title of which act was amended to read as above set forth by Chapter 366. Session Laws of 1912, ap­proved April 2, 1912 and the several acts supplemental to and amendatory of said act, approved April 25, 1911, and also “an act to regulate elections revisions of 1920,” passed May 5, 1920 and the several acts supplemental to and amendatory of said act. Witness my hand this first day of March, 1948. HARRY W. DWYER, City Clerk. A CARE csomag “Isteni csoda” Magyarországon NEW YORK, N. Y., 1948. március 17. “A küldött CARE csomag tartalma, amely előt­tem fekszik, “valósággal is­teni csoda.” Ezek azok a szavak, ame­lyeket egy magyar család irt amerikai barátjának, aki ez­zel a küldeménnyel csak egy kis kellemes meglepetést aj kart szerezni. “Kitörő örömmel, boldog­sággal s irántatok való végte­len hálával vettük át a CARE csomagot.” — igy folytatódik Seyderheim Emilia pestszent­lőrinci özvegyasszony levele. “Nem találok méltó szavakat hálám kifejezésére.” “Amikor napi élelmiszerem egy kevés zabliszt, vízben ki­főve és majdnem, semmi e­­gyéb, képzelhetitek örömömet amikor a csomag gazdag tar­talmát megpillantottam.” “Újságcikkeket irok és négy gyermeket tanítok, de o­­lyan keveset keresek, hogy csak egyszeri napi étkezésre jut. Pedig nemcsak 69 éves, hanem erőtlen, gyenge va­gyok.” ✓ “Egész ágyneműmet ellop­ták a háború alatt. Deszkán fekszem fütetlen szobában. Nem telik ruházatra, vagy fű­tőanyagra. Magyarországon a szegény ember ma alig vá­sárolhat valamit, a kis kere­set és a hallatlanul magas á­­rak miatt.” Amerikából mindenki küld­het CARE csomagokat roko­nok, barátok megsegítésére, Magyarországra, vagy 18 más európai államba. A C. A. R. E. utján, amely nem nye­részkedésre alakult vállalat, a csomagokat mindenki vám- és adagolás-mentesen kapja kéz­hez. A CARE szavatol a kéz­besítésért, amikor 22 font sú­lyú élelmiszert, gyapjú anya­got, takarót, háztartási vász­nat, csecsemő eledelt, baba kelengyét, vagy gyapjufona­­lat szállít, csomagonként 10 dollárért. Megrendeléseket a CARE címére kell küldeni, 50 Broad Street, New York City. PÁRTOLJA HIRDETŐINKET Órák és ékszerek szakszerű javítása ff Gyémántok és órák a specialitásaink. Gyö­­ijfSIw nyörü ékszerek dús választéka. — Kvali­­tás, Szolgálat, Meg- B elégedés. Richard Haberkem, tulajdonos NEW BRUNSWICK JEWELRY CO. 1848 előtte a parasztélet megpróbáltatásai, a robot, a dézsma, a deres elől és azért, hogy ne vigyék el őket kato­nának a német-császár hadse­regébe, a legények nagy szám­mal menekültek a nádasok, erdők rengetegeibe. Ilyen szegénylegények dalai közül való ez a bujdosó dal, melyet Berzsenyi Dániel, ennek a korszaknak nagy költője ift: Május elsején zárul a Danubia uj nagy tavaszi csomag-akciója Április 1-én megkapták már a címzettek Magyarországon a február 20-án elindult szállítmány soemagjait CSOBBAN, BIZTOSABBAN, GYORSABBAN a Danubia ut­ján küldheti el számára a várt segítséget. Bort iszik a sitgénylegény, Mikor útra indul szegény. S ha olyan is, mint a napfény, Mégis csak egy szegény legény. Minden kincsei csak baltája S vigasztaló fuuglája. Tüskebokor a várnája S a madár kiált rája. így énekelnek azok a sze­génylegények, akik az elnyo­más és a császárnak való ka­tonáskodás helyett a bujdo­­sást választották. De nem bujdostak és nem szomorkod­­tak akkor, amikor a magyar nép felkelt az idegen zsarnok­ság ellen, amikor Kossuth ve­zetésével küzdöttek a szabad­ságért. A szabadságharc ide­jének népdalai frről tanús­kodnak : Zug az erdő, zug a mező, Ugyan mi zuget-ja? Talán bizony Perezel Móric A lóvéit ugratja'. « 'Szép ö maga, síép mindene Szé'p a paripaji, Vígan vágtat t honvédek Nyalka táborába. Első, első, légcső, Kossuth Lajoslaz első; Második a Viniisgréc, Kinek népe mtulig vész. Harmadik a Jdusics, A serege soha sincs, Negyedik a Co > Ki a svábot töreti. A Danubia szeretetcsomag szállító vállalat igazgatósága to­vább folytatja a nagyszerűen bevált módszerét, hogy a csoma­gok címzettéi által sajátkeztileg aláirt nyugtákat továbbítja a feladóknak. Magyarországról u­­gyan repülőpöstával gyorsabban ér ide a boldog rokonok köszönő­levele mint a nagymennyiségű nyugtacsomagok, de Erdélyből- Romániából a Danubia nyugtái rendszerint megelőzik a rokonok köszönőleveleit és nagy meg­nyugvást keltenek azok között, akik aggódó szívvel indítják út­nak segítségüket szeretteik szá­mára. örömmel jelentjük, hogy a Danubia február 20-án elindí­tott nagy szállítmányának cso­magjait április 1 -én megkapták a magyarországi címzettek. Az erdély-romániai csomagok szét­osztása ugyancsak esedékes. Mind ebből megállapítható, ohgy a Danubia szeretetcsomag szállítmányok példátlan gyorsa­sággal és a legsimábban érik el rendeltetési helyeiket. Az aratásig mindenhol nagy hiány mutatkozik a legkülönbö­zőbb élelmiszerekben. Európa a tavaszi hónapokban fogja meg­­sinyleni a tavalyi rossz termést. Ezért fokozott mértékben van szükség a segítségre. A május 1 -én záruló uj nagy Danubia csomagakció ismét alkalmat ad mindenkinek arra, hogy elküldje élelmiszer és ruha segítségét á* hazai rokonainak és barátainak. Ne várjon senki az utolsó hé­tig csomagja feladásával. Jut­tassa el haladék nélkül azokat a Danubia helyi képviseletéhez, James E. Kayler & Co., (Kajla Imre), 4 Jersey Avenue, vagy küldje be a Railway Ex­press, avagy posta utján a fő-C. A. R. E. csomagok elraktározása, amelyeket azután a jótékony amerikaiak és amerikai magyarok rendelésére a címzettek között ki fognak osztani. 114 ALBANY ST. TEL. 2855 l A JITNEY ÁLLO­MÁS MEL­LETTI I PÉK­ÜZLET RUTGERS BAKE SHOP 126 ALBANY ST. (2-ik üzlet a King Arthur mellett J AHOL A JO MINŐSÉG A LEG­FONTO­SABB KÜLÖNLEGESSÉGEK E HÉT VÉGÉRE: Házilag készült finom DOBOS TORTÁK Friss Tejszínhabbal Készült STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE és más habos sütemények Kávéhoz való Morzsás, Diós vagy Fahéjas PATKÓK Csokoládéval bevont KREMES SÜTEMÉNY irodába, amelynek cime: Danin bia Transport Company, Inc., 15 Moore Street, New York 4, N. Y.; telefon : DIgby 4-7295. Magyarország, Erdély-Romá­­nia, Jugoszlávia, Csehszlovákia és Ausztria bármelyik részében is él rokona vagy barátja, OL­Frey Gáspár MAGYAR BORBÉLY 72 Jersey A ve. Női, férfi és gyermek hajvágás Beretválás Fej- és arcbőr kezelés — Shampoo — Massage Higiénikus udvarias kiszolgálás Kitűnő Fütő Olajat és kályhába való olajat rendelésre pontosan házhoz szállít VARGA SÁNDOR OLAJKERESKEDŐ Franklin Park, N. J. Tel.: N. B. 2-0457 R-2 iiiiiiffliniiiiiiiiiiBiii;iiiiii:miinim:i;i!:iaiiKiini;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiniii»iiiiniiiiiniiimiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiii SCHWARTZ - 79 FRENCH STREET A MAGYAROK BÚTORÜZLETE A MAGYAR NEGYEDBEN Áraink mindég a legolcsóbbak a városban akár készpénzzel akár lefizetésre vásárol SCHWARTZ FURNITURE CO. 79 FRENCH ST. — a Scott St. sarkán New Brunswick, N. J. Tel. N. B. 2-6385 nation You count on the life of all kinds of batteries . . . whether they're large or small. Maybe it’s the battery which starts your car to get you to work on time. Or maybe it’s the tiny cell which sparks your flashlight on a dark night. Chances are, whatever kind of battery you use, it was made in New Jersey. Here is another of our important industries, for New Jersey battery manufacturers produce more than $13,000,000* worth of dry and wet cell batteries every year. There are good reasons for diversified industry to locate in our state. With unexcelled trans­portation facilities, skilled labor, excellent sup­plies of raw materials and proximity to major markets, New Jersey stands sixth in the nation in total value of manufactured products. Public Service Electric and Gas Company, public servant of a great stale, commends, the battery industry on its accomplish­ments and its plans for future growth. ♦Statistic, U.S. Census Bureau A 146-48 ‘‘Zug az erdő, zug a mező” 3

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