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October 6. 1891 at the Post Office at Millburn, New Jersey, under
Act of March 3, 1879.
Press Association
New Jersey
Bike Season
And Safety
A bicycle rider should be re-
garded as a danger signal to motorists,
particularly if the rider is
a child, declared Joseph Solimine,
chairman of the Essex County
Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
today. His suggestion on
bicycle safety came as an adjunct
to a state-wide two-month program
on pedestrian protection.
VAULTS
FOR
YOUR
VALUABLES
•
three sizes
•
ANNTTAL COST
LESS THAN
lie A WEEK
and up
Member
of New Jersey
Quality (Veekllei
County whose children ride bicycles
to be certain that the youngsters
know and observe traffic
rules," he said. "Developing safetymindedness
will pay dividends now
\ln Congress
\Lasf Week
Tbe vote of the delegation from
New Jersey on important rollcalte
during the period Mly 6 to
12 . are given in the appended
tabulation;
THE SENATE
On the Taft motion to proceed
with consideration of the National
Labor Relations Board Reorganization
Resolution (S. Res. 248), to
disapprove Reorganization Plan
12, relative to the N.L.R.B., and
then begin debate on the resolution,
adopted BO to 22. Adoption of
this motion had die effect of
temporarily setting aside consideration
of the motion to take up
S. 17^8 to prohibit discrimination
in employment because of race,
color, religion or national origin.
YEAS—Smith (R).
NATS—Hendrickson (R).
On adoption of S. Ree. 248, to
disapprove Government Reorgani-
and, in the future. The safe bike
zation Plan 12 relative to the N. L.
R. B., adopted 53 to 30:
rider of today will be the safe mo- YEAS — Hendrickson (R).,
torist of tomorrow.
Smith (R).
"I also urge that every bike
rider be sure that the bicycle is in
On adoption of S. Res. 246, to
disapprove Government Reorgani-
safe operating condition. Bike
safety begins with a safe bicycle,"
he said.
zation Plan 1, with particular reference
to transferring duties of
the Comptroller of the Currency
to the Treasury, adopted 65 to 13:
Industrial Arts
YEAS — HencMckeon (10.,
| Smith (R).
"Open House"
j THE HOUSE
On the Gore Amendment (to the
General Appropriations Bill, H, R.
Th< Millburn High School PTAj 7786), increasing the fun-ds for
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The Millburn & Short Bills ITEM
PASSAIC RIVER SPAN of the~Ne'
pike will look like the above sketch. The bridge, one
of four major structures for the Turnpike, will re-
quire more than 25,000 tons of steel. The full length
of the brH'ge will be 7,000 feet, 375 of which will
cross the river, and contain a six-lane highway. Each
Chain Reaction
verall width of
the bridge will be 86 feet. North-south lanes will be
divided by a six-foot mall and outside curbs will be
flanked by three-foot safety walks. It will start al
a point near Raymond Boulevard, Newark, pass un
der the Pulaski Skyway, and end in Kearny,
"Now that warm weather is here
there are increasing numbers of
bike riders on the roads. Last year
motor vehicles killed 13 such riders
and injured 570 others in New Jersey.
Most of the victims were young
boys," said the chairman. "This invites all members and their' grants for hospital construction
unnecessary loss of life ami painful friends to attend the meeting on er the Public Health Service
injuries could have been prevented Tuesday, May 23 at the highjI
from' 575,000,000 to $150,000,000,
by greater care by motorists. The
adopted 258 to 131:
man or woman behind the wheel school. The Industrial Arts depart-
of
ment will hold "Open House"
car must not jely on^ thejs'even-thirty,"" with "exhibitions
< D) y
-
youngsters to remember safety." the work of classes, and at nine
Chairman Solimine reminded that a short business meeting will
many bicycle accidents result when
riders make improper turns, weave
in and out of traffic lines and disregard
signals.
"I urge all parents in Essex
h ne!
_ short business eeting will be »
held in the auditorium for the elec-' NAYS-Auchtneloss , Kean
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