Magyar Hirnök, 1957. július-december (48. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1957-10-31 / 44. szám

FOR MAYOR

NOVEMBER 5th

For Progressive Government in Edison

EDISON'S DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN —

FOR COUNCIL

MAGYAR HÍRNÖK

1957. OKTÓBER 31.

When elected to office we pledge ourselves to work for:

SCHOOLS

A representative Board of Education is a major goal. We will work with such a Board to upgrade the school system. This means a topflight teaching staff and the early establishment of a high school.

Dr. Neil A. McDonald

FOR COUNCIL

ROADS

Township roads are in a sorry state. We intend to rebuild them mile by mile. Our lohg-term program will stop the practice of "pouring sand into rat holes" and will in time give us smooth, lasting roads.

HEALTH

Air pollution, private dumps, and violations of the weak codes now in effect, must stop. We will set up immediate safeguards for the public health. We will work for creation of a public hospital.

Anthony M. Yelencsie?

FOR COUNCIL

William F. A.shion

FOR COUNCIL

Bernard J. Dwyer FOR COUNCIL

William N. Margolis

RECREATION

An expanded recreational program for all age groups is long overdue. We favor a competent directo. working with school officials, service organizations, and patriotic groups to bring this about in Edison.

PASSING THE BUCK

Prompt decisions by responsible officeholders is our answer to the aimless "buck passing" we know so well. We will fix responsibility for all duties so that any real grievance can be heard at once.

EDISON'S FUTURE

New developments and new industry will be welcomed but regulated so as not to outstrip our capacity to provide schools, fire and police protection, garbage collection, and other vital services.

BLIGHTED AREAS

We intend to rebuild the depressed areas in Edison as quickly as Federal aid can be secured. Equally important is preventing other areas from becoming blighted and depressing property values.

ECONOMY

We pledge a full dollar's value for each public dollar invested in goods or services. Our budget will be realistic and fair so that the tax load will not discriminate against the home owner.

' SIDEWALKS AND SEWERS

The need for sewers, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks grows with each passing day. We propose a rational pay-as-you-go approach to bring these improvements into every area of Edison.

PLANNED PROGRESS

Action without planning is foolhardy. We propose that each department plan its program for a year advance. Major issues presented by the Planning Board will receive careful review.

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For honest, efficient, progressive government

VOTE ROW "A" ALL THE WAY ON ELECTION DAY!

Frank J. Takacs

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FOR COUNCIL

Walter H. Wood

1 A

Robert B. MEYNER

“Democratic

Party”

2 A

J. Edward CRABIEL

“Regular Democratic Organization” /

3 l).

/ William / KURTZ

“Regular

Democratic

Organization”

4 A

David I. STEPACOFF

“Regular

Democratic

Organization”

5 A

Elmer E. BROWN

“Regular

Democratic

Organization”

6 A

Thomas F. DOLAN

“Regular

Democratic

Organization’*

7 A

Karl E. METZGER

“Regular

Democratic

Organization”

8 A

Anthony M. YELENCSICS

9 A

William F. ASHTON

10 A

Bernard J. DWYER

11 A

William N. MARGOLIS

12 A

Neil A. MCDONALD

13 A

Frank J.

TAKACS

14 A 15 A

William Walter H. TOTH WOOD

PLEDGE OF GOOD GOVERNMENT

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’’aid by Stewart A. Sehoder, Jr., Campaign Manager

VOTE DEMOCRATIC

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