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ThU Holiday weekend is coming up with if* attendant macabre rock, roll and smash of death, an<J only you, Mr. and Mrs. and young teen-age America can *tpj rt.

*. It s fun to be young and part of the swing set, your hips and feet swaying and twisting all a 'go-go . . . but thq place for the action is on the dance floor, or home in the family rumpus room . . . not on the highways.

1 Have your fun over the upcoming holiday weekend but remember always there may be an unseen passenger in the back seat or thumbing a ride along the highway. iDon't let him take over the wheel . . . for death will bf riding the roads this weekend and it's up to you whether you wind up a statistic in the morning after newspaper, or come home refreshed and relaxed after a pleasant holiday at shore, lake or mountain.

Millions of cars will be on the road- Highways will be {ammed with people all in a hurrv to get somewhere. Sji drive safely, keep your speed within safe driving limits and certainly the legal limit. Keep your eyes on the roaa. Take time out to rest when you feel your eyes growing weary and watch out for the other fellow. Extra traffic such as can be expected this weekend requires etfr# care and caution.

You can enjoy a safe and sane Holiday QU thij road, so easily, simply by following a few basic rule of common sense and courtesy.

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If you're planning a long distance trip, it wiH mean using for the most part, expressways and High speed traffic arteries. This kind of d.-Ving requires special tech­

niques, and the American Automobile Auociaton help­fully has compiled a list of sai|-drivinq tips for expressway travel.

1—Expressway entrance ramps usually lead into an acceleration lane. Do not leave this lane Intil you have picked a safe gap in traffi , signaled and accelerated to match the speed of through traffic.

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2—Once in the traffic stream, stay in lane until you have adjusted to the speed of other nearby vehiiles. If you must change lanes, increase speed slightly to make wre of: keeping a safe distance ahead of cars behind you. Always signal well in advance your intention to change lanes.

}—Expressway driving means traveling at higher speeds than usijaJ, making it important to keep in mind thet everything therefore happens more quickly. You will need a longer distance for passing and a greater gap be­tween your car and traffic ahead for safety.

4—Keep pace with traffic. Never drive faster than you feel is safe, but remember, that driving too slow on an expressway can also result in an accident by confusing other drivers or tempting them into, rash acts- If you don't feel safe keeping pace with traffic, get off the ex­pressway and use another road where traffic moves more slowly.

I —Make sure your gas tank is full before you start and ch$ck the indicator frequently. Service areas are usually

‘■few and far between.

6—Check your speed periodically. It can be deceptive after miles of steady expressway driving.

7—If you should become drowsy, don't push yourself. Pull off on a safe shoulder or rest area .Take a break. Got out and stretch your legs. When you feel alert again, re­sume your trip. And while you-re looking for an oxil or safe place to pull off the highway, open the windows and let plenty of fresh air into the car. ,

For all driving: maintain safe following distances in traffic. Be ready for sudden stops. Don't be a bumpor hugger. Always signal ypur intended actions well in ad­vance of maneuvers. Be courteous and tolerant to other drivers at all times. Watch out for pedestrians who might vep into your lane and always yield the right of way to crossing pedestrians. Avoid lane weaving, give full t!mo and attention to your driving, leam to recognize at a glance the meaning of all standard traffic control signs, signals and markers. When driving at night, avoid -'ooking directly into the headlights of oncoming cars. Look in­stead at the right-hand edge of the rpad. Maintain your car in safe operating condition and drive only when you are in good physical condition. Avoid driving when emo­tionally upset.

AND Nl-VER . . . NEVER , . . NEVER mix drinking with your driving. Alcohol and gasoline definitely do not mix. And be on the alert for drivers who may have forgotten or ignored this.

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It m ust be dom ed ao that the gam bling w heel can continue turning on C hristm as sa d N ew Year’s Day.

racetrack and w e l l be starting o ff ths N ew Yaar w ith a daily double — if th*

backw ard into the dark ages.T he ctate that gave tbe world T hom as

Edison w ill now use h is electricty lo ligh t up racetracks that are crooked as the ih ra p eti carnival w heels.

Can N ew Jersey ward off th is disas-

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the m o st a d v a n c e d a n d p ro * re s - g ro w th r a t e , 2 .1 p e r c e n t , h a s so rt o f e c o n o m ic fe d e ra tio n m a r k e t fo r th e to u r is t w h o ju s t s iv e o l B r i t i s h C a r ib b e a n poa- been kep t d ow n la r g e ly b y m l- T h i s h a a r e c e iv e d l i t t l e e n eo u r- w a n ts to r e s t ,” s a y s T o m Moocv

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T he answ er w ill be g iven in N ovem ber.

Ethics In Wonderland

T h e i r IH e r s c y ia I T n a t io n b u t E n g la n d Is n o w re - a g e m e n t . G u y a n a ,p er ce n t N e a r ly e v e r y a r a b le - t r ic t ln g th e In f lo w o f m ig r a n t s a n d A n t ig u a a re t r y in g to e re -

in ch o f the 166 s q u a re m lte a to : g in C p a u n O B W tu U h . t f £ U - t M f c t t a d * a n s a — b u t m u’u n 3 e r" c u l t lv a t m i . B a r b a d ia n s I lep en d en ce on s u g a r fo r b et- I c s se e m a n y o b a tsc le s p km ee re d b ir th c o n tro l In the te r than 80 p e r c e n t o f e x p o r t C o m p e tit io n fo r to u r is t s IsC s r tb b e s n ; i t s p ro g r a m , n ow . a m ln g s h a a w o rk e d a g a in s t dl> e x p e c te d to b eco m e f ie r c e . B s r -10 y e s r s o ld , i s s p re s d ln g to the v e r s if ic a t to n o f a g r ic u lt u r e . A a b a d o s ' n e ig h b o rs , n o ta b ly S t t h r B a rb a d o a H ilto n , a 300- s t i l l He

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Alfred Porro, the Lyndhurst law yer, haa som e excellent th ings to say about standards o f eth ics in governm ent office-

Porro m ight have sum m ed up th* w hole question o f conflict o f interest by say in g : “ If you have to ask what is con- flic t o f interest you shouldn’t hold public©■SlCSe

T here isn't a m an w ho isn ’t very much aw are o f violation of the eth ical standard* ia h is conduct o f o ffice. H e may rational­is e and he may m ake excuses. But he kn ow s w hen he’s tapping the public t i l l

One o f our favorite p ieces of reading m aterial is the N ew Jersey S ta te Bar A ssocia tion Law Journal. L ast w eek the

Journal caustically noted “there is no rule to preclude sta te officia ls from crim i­nal practice, no director from the Suprem e

Court, no opinion of th e A dvisory C om ­m ittee on E thics, no nothing. S ta te o ff i­cials can represent persons accused of crim es to their heart’s content — and profit — as they can a lso nix a judge’e appointm ent. A ll that’s appropriate. N ot so the little fe llow in a small job.”

T here ought to be one descrip tive word added to the Journal’s peoration . W e w ould have aaid “sta te offic ia ls can represent persons accused of criihe to their (b lack ) heart’s content.” O nly c er ­tain kinds of senators are caught in such situations.

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yam m er about their troubles le ft a lo t ol p eop le pretty cold. All they could think o f w a s T hom as Jefferson and h is deep- seated suspicion o f the c ity folk. Indeed i i Jefferson ever had though t th is country w ould be ruled by anything but a rural citizenry he probably w ould h ave had second thoughts about dem ocracy.

T h e lam entable fact is the c it ie s jusl can’t govern them selves. T here is s t ill an explanation needed on w hy N ew ark and Jersey City have so m any unregistered voters. T h ese ara the tw a b iggest cities in the sta te . A s T he Leader pointed out laa t w eek both contributed m ightily tc th e startling non - registration records ir E ssex and H udson Counties.

W hy do people in the b ig cities refuse to reg ister?

Only last w eek in N ew York th ere w as • shocker. A fter all d ie talk about civil r igh ts and the discrim inatory practice!

that p lague the poor c ity a b ig registra* tion drive w a s m ounted. And a fter it w a* all over a m easly 3,9M w ere pu t on the voting rolls.

H undreds o f thousands just refu se to reg ister in N ew Y ork.

W h a t g o es on in th e C a r is t a d t s t ru c te d b o th to h o ld th e d o m e s to ra g e c o n tn in e r a t the m in u s B u t to b e s i i r s , T ra n s e o n t i* m e a d o w s w h e re T r a n s c o n t ln c i* In p ls e e s g a in s t in t e rn a l p re s 2 S M e g re e te m p « i a tu re . T h s n e n ta l h a s in s ta lle d w h a t re -

ta l G a s P ip e L in e C o rp . o f s u re sn d to h o ld i t up s g s in s t u r e a m s o f “ r ia s h " an d ‘ ‘ boil- p o rte d ly is th e Is rg e e t f i r e e x - llo u s to n h a s e re c te d s n un- g ra v it a t io n a l p u l l . o f f " g a s p a s s th ro u g h h e a t t ln g u tsh in g s y s te m In th e W e st-d e rg ro u n d ta n k w h ic h h o ld s 12 .5 L a w r e n c e P . S e a to n , p la n t su- e x c h a n g e rs In th e l iq u e fa c a t lo n e m H e m is p h e re I t c a n d e l iv e rm ill io n l iq u id g a llo n s o f n a tu - p e r in te n d e n n t w ith a so ft L o u - e q u ip m e n t a n d h e lp l iq u e fy 30,000 p o u n d s olf d r y c h e m ic a lr a l g a s * is ia n s d ra w l , e x p la in s how th s the in c o m in g s t r e a m . in to th e ta n k In le s s th a n a

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N e w t S u n d a y b y Jo h n C a v n a r i n w a r m w e a th e r . 1 1 H m il- F l a s h g as is g a s th a t had o f s c a p a c i t y a f 40,000 g a llo n sg iv a a th e la t e s t In fo rm a t io n on lio n c u b ic fe e t o t g a s a t m in i- been in the liq u e f ie d s ta te but h a v e been in s ta lle d a n d c a n beth e re v o lu t io n a ry f a c i l i t y th a t m u m p re s s u re o f 315 pounds re tu rn e d to th e g aseo u s s t s te d ire c te d b y ra tn o te c o n tro l, h a s been re c e n t ly p u t In to u s e . p e r s q u a re in c h is ta k e n fro m d w being u se d a s a re f r ig e r - " T h e o n ly k in d o i t ro u b le I

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th e m e tro p o lita n a r e a a re fa c - l a t e l y 660 p o u n d s p e r s q u a re W o u n d s to ra g e due to h e a t a ir p la n e c r a s h in g In to th e t a n k , in*? the p e a k d e m a n d s erf a pos- in c h an d se n t th ro u g h a p u r if l- t ra n s m it te d f ro m the o u ts id e . R T h e n w e ’d h a v e a good b lo w s ib l ly f r ig id w in te r w ith a x s u r- r a t io n p la n t to re m o v e In e r t * i s v e n te d f ro m th e top o f the o f f a s th e liq u id g a s w a s h e s t- n n c e and c o n fid e n c e th is y e a r , w h ic h w o u ld b eco m e so lid a t s to ra g e ta n k an d re t re a te d e d b y th e a tm o sp h e re , but a f i r e T h e u n d e n tro u n d la k e o f seeth- l iq u id t e m p e ra tu re s . e ith e r to be r e lu m e d to the s e e m s r e m o t e ."

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LABOR DAY

Over this long week-end holiday, we suggest cooperation with our local safety organizations, to help reduce accidents by using EXTRA care and courtesy while driving.

New Larger Facilites Because We Care

WALDO J . IPPOLITOFUNERAL HOME

42.5 R idge R d. L yndhurst 4 3 8 - 4 6 6 4

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52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-0490 ^ (corner 5th Ave.)

Air conditioned year round

Jersey City Office • 469 Palisade Are.

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In d u stria l W a s t e R e m o v a l

218 WASHINGTON AVENUE

NUTLEY, N. 3.

N O r t h 7-8080

Steever Funeral HomeSUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL

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