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TWO THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, <strong>1944</strong> State & County News Although prices received by New Jersey fanners last month ,were three par cent higher than they'were a year ago, the farmers have less to sell this year and thus will derive a smaller annual income, the State Department o Agriculture deftares. Dry weather cut yields of fruits and vegetables and prices received for milk, poultry, and eggs were so-near production costs that some farmers curtailed production of the items. Apples and peaches were notable exceptions to UM higher trend in good prices, the report said. Vegetable prices were oil the average 24 per cent higher this August than in the same month a year ago, the report said. Highway safety lighting curtailed throughout the State durlng the war emergency nas been ordered restored by State Highway Commissioner Spencer Miller, Jr. This action was recommended by Major James L. Hays, High- way Electrical Engineer, who explained that favorable battlefront reports and Increased vehicular and pedestrian traffic at many locations have made adequate illumination imperative to reduce accident hazards. The list authorised by the road commissioner calls for a State contribution of $6,600 from the automobile license fees and gasoline taxes for 167 units and the total will gradually be increased until it equals that of the prewar dan, Majir - Boys explained that prior to the war under the 100 per oeai State-county-muntclpal than i. lighting program. 134*0 modern safety waits pn the highways of Par their operation the State advanced $620,000 annually and the counties and municipalities paid I lf»,000. In the dim-out period, 3.000 of the light* were turned off at an annual saving of approximately 11M.9M. Mies Addle Morris of Newark, a former investigator for the po- Mea dapaatmant, tnld a Pleas Judge recently that Lloyd A. Klngztoury hipnotiasd her intj Hiving him $4,600. She described the man as a pnotist and said they were sUndlng in a bank vault with the safety deposit box on the table. wbati he said "Look at ate." ai aha handed over a $1,000 bill. than look at hisa agate and aaded him another $1,000 Nil itsd fjhtajiaaiwM to be T9 • nja^w flaajnaaa^Baajna^B/ ^ ^BBaB^B^Bajp^â^BF avniia^BB trar«II afflat>* Ommt. akaarlaa it* itmiikkm aa BKWWI tl. IMS —4 k«taaa> tar ttm rmrnt aM km «MK»IM to alt rapceta wltk tk« laws of tab Su* aHamaBBBBBBB) aBaaaafnaBâaaapaj Bas nay aft na * 9 •BB^BBT^ •*•••• ma^nsianf^«M napg^PBSiaB^B I a^B»a^H»A 1 ) 1^ BjAHBBnay C Aiaar, OMuthtlntr of Banking and lilinm af MM Statt W Nn Jenn. da karakr mrWy tkat aaM Camaaay fa *it» aottoriaW to traMact Ha •aai—riau kujiu MM MT fir*, MBokr, woti, llfillBinc, •• Iaa4. kail frwit or UMHT. M. . a»« . _ In tfclt Stala la hcrt runways The Taca airports ! •naa wilk ia« BMtH Hw I. U4A, Tka atmwB SIBHA •>«MBBB^BSBI «B# niba nB^masniaBjw aat I B>A ire not more than an hour apart; apâBBaBi SIPPSI aaaaaBavBjaaBSi aaaf SIBiaBa aaBBnBSVBry B^ IBnj data af nek atatoavsat, U afcowa u (al. *nd deep in the mountains of > Im: A*ilMi« BMata. ttJUt.lltM; Ua- Central America, so that the, Planet must make sudden stesp ascents at times. Because they face different obtains from those of Atlantic Otty, north Jersey shore resorts will not follow the suggestion of Atlantic City's mayor to tax the incoming cars of summer tourists. The Atlantic City Planning rd has proposed a M per cant levy on antevaaMlaa antartaf the ttartat ilia raBaner. and it has been estimated the sum netted about $500,000 annaaay. would pay after the war tor taNprovlng the city's swimming pools and >ther recreational facilities. dared that real estate cannot carry the burden. A public hearing on thc proposal, the mayor said, will be held early enough to permit the l$4e Legislature to pass enabling law*, should the plan bt adaptad. The planning board also lawaaaaaaadtfl t tax on reams In hottta of M or Dorothy Lorllt fltarkhouM of Ntrth Arlington hopes that before "Jto war ends, ah* snay b* sfcl* to atln im m:thar. wht at a WAC ^nrpvTii sianstwii BssBanrTwr* m «
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, <strong>1944</strong> THE SOUTH AMBOV CITIZEN PAGE THREX N, T. Sabway Started ta 1M4 Tht New York City subway systemr now tfat largest In the world, wai not inaugurated until 1904. a serias off No. 5 uinstallments ,., . t. — - - E(g Prsaacuaa For each dozen eggs produced, a ben will eat about seven pounds of feed. Evolution In Watch MakJag Early watch makers were usuaDy locksmiths, window framers or blacksmiths. •lgfcest Saspeasloa Brlag* The highest suspension bridg* In the world spans the canyon of the Arkansas river in Colorado, ARTICLE IV-Section Iy Paragraphs 1 through 11 (with part off ScfctMt*) IT IXICUTIVI 1 1. The executive power shall ke vested in a Governor. 1. The Governor shall be not than shall twenty years, at least, a citlien of the United States, and a resident of this State seven years next before his election, unless he shall have been absent during that time on the public business of UM United States or of this State. highest am ernor; hut highest in 8. No member of Congnaa or person holding any Federal or State office, or poaiall exercise the office of Govthe Governor shsll become a onjreas or shall accept any Fedoffice, or position, of profit, his shall thereupon be vacant, all be elected or appointed by to any offire during the term all have been elected (Governor. The Governor shall be elected the legally qualified voters of is State. The person having the of votes shall lie the (iovtwo or more shall IK* equal and one of them shall be elected * ^paâiB^paF. UBUV BaafBBunxaW' m BJ •"•^•o P'a^maxi mv 49P"*'P^ a **' g^n^w aBrnxt ounf aVHaaug) I -_ ^^^^ -^ «-*-»*,» o* ^m oâaa^ or aaBBUUBBj CaVtsV
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