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13 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1949 in Sta te Feels Only One in 8 Truman Is Doing Poor Job By Kenneth Fink, Director, The and Camden like the way Mr. Tru New Jersey Poll PRINCETON. This 'Tuesday. man is handling his job.

In general, the bigger the New Jersey community, the more its Inhabitants approve of Mr. Truman's la bors. Apru 12, Harry S. Truman completed four years' service as President of the United States. His one-man campaign for the Presidency last fall and his spec Fort Dix Officer Convicted of Fraud FORT DIX.

CoL Paul T. Graves has been convicted of "wrongfully converting" $500 of Fort Dix Officers' club funds while he was club secretary last year. A six-man general court-martial board deliberated three hours Tuesday before returning the verdict. The board fined Colonel Graves $1,000 and recommended a reprimand. Colonel Graves, former resident of Buffalo, N.

first had been charged with embezzlement. The court-martial found him guilty of the lesser charge of "wrongfully converting," which implies the defendant Intended to pay back the money. pin- Om4 Wait Pr tea 11 39 43 IS tacular "upset" victory are now Rural residents town 3500 11.999 25.00099,909 100.000 orer 40 34 'a IS 11 43 43 82 3 Around the Clock Coverage of LOCAL and WORLDWIDE NEWS history. At the present time, despite the fact that much of Mr. Truman's program is bavin "tough sledding' Younger voters those between the ages of 21 and 29 Indicate more belief that the President Is in the hands of the eighty-first doing a good Job than, do older voters.

World war 2 veterans as a group are not quite so much impressed with Mr. Truman's efforts as are young people in general. roi rr tea World war 3 nttrini 39 47 a 2129 49 43 1 3044 rears 3 43 13 7 45 7an dc ever 43 35 14 COURT IS CREATED MONMOUTH BEACH. The board of commissioners Tuesday night Introduced an ordinance creating a municipal magistrate's court The ordinance will have a public hearing April 26. The present municipal court is under jurisdiction of Recorder William F.

Bradley, whose term expires May 17. Labor union members and manual workers also express more approval of the way Harry S. Truman is doing his job than do white- congress, sew in this state (12 percent) think the President Is doing a poor job in the White House. Today, the great bulk of New Jersey voters are of the opinion that our chief executive is doing either a "good" or a "fair" job. Survey findings reveal city residents, young adults, manual workers, labor union members, and members of the Democratic party to be the President's strongest admirers.

When New Jersey Poll reporters asked a cross-section of the state's voters: "Do you think President Truman is doing a good Job, a fair Job, or a poor Job in the White House?" The replies were: Good job, 42 percent; fair job, 39 percent; poor job, 12 percent; no opinion, 7 percent. A majority of big city residents those who live in Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, Elizabeth, Paterson, collar workers. is avstaa I GnI Wmu Tt tea Union Members 52 35 Manual Workers 4 35 10 1 White-collar workers 35 43 15 Read The Press and Follow the News Into the Evening Every Hour on CROSSTOWN-'That you, Freddie?" As might be expected, most en thusiastic supporters of Mr. Tru State Aid Road man are Democratic' party members. Even tho Republicans evidence considerably less approval Projects Approved of the way the President is doing his job in the White House, only OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL AS ft one in five (20 percent) thinks he TRENTON.

Three state aid bl is doing a poor job. We tuminous surfacing projects In pin- OTUSls Monmouth county were approved Gee4 Fair Feer tea today by State Highway Commis Democrats 43 sa 4 Republicans 31 43 30 Independents 39 41 15 raw 3 Persons Treated At Fitkin Hospital Robert White, R.D. 1, Lakewood, caught his left hand in an electric saw Tuesday morning while working at the Goldstein farm, Farmlngdale. He was taken to Fit-kin hospital by a friend where he was released after treatment. The Asbury Park ambulance took Mrs.

Viola Simpson, 926 Sum-merfield avenue, this city, to the hospital Tuesday noon after she fell on the back porch of her home. She was treated and released. Charles Minor, 61, no address, fell at the Asbury Park station Tuesday at 10:90 a.m. He was taken to the hospital by the Asbury Park ambulance and was treated for his Injuries. sioner Spencer Miller, as fol lows.

CUP CAKE MIX Approximately' 27,000 pounds of aluminum go into the making of 14 sy, QUICK AND Sea Girt, Second avenue; Rari-tantownship, Thirteenth street, Up a B-Z9. per Freehold township Woodwards Corner-Walnford road; Imlays-town-Davis Station, Franklin Rue, 94.3 on your FM Dial rleVfll mi Red Yalley-Imlays Hill, Ellisdale-Walnford, Allentown and Frank if ram Smith roads. ''King of Valuef Main and Lake, Asbury Park In Ocean county, for drainage WJLK 84.3 on FM Dial PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BRINGS RESULTS on Route 37, agreements were OVtR ONE MILLION mim made wtlh the board of freeholders, Seaside Heights boro and Dover townsh.p for the State to contribute $38,891 and in Lavallette the state grant will be $7,011. Harvey Cedars boro. Ocean AMERICAN FAMILIZS SOMETHING WONDERFUL HAS HAPPENED AT LOFT'S county, obtained approval of plans for gravel on Holly or West Cen -M f.

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He blamed the Orange Tavern 5v m. Cold Storage Co. Ml COKLIES AVENUE, ASBURY PAKK Ptwnes Z.tSOff; t-XNl; t-2Ht Owners association for forcing the brewers not to sell to him. He said, brewers had been told that association members would not buy beer from them If any was sold to Mr. Stanziale while he was Fashions in Candy telling it for a nickel.

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1 POTATOES 27C STRAWDEnRIES 10 ib. 43c Celery bunch 15c I 39c pkg. never seenl Merry milk chocolate Bunnies and Chicks AU wholesorpe and delicious Whopping big and exciting chocolate Easter Eggs, beautifully decorated. Many others filled with coconut cream, nuts and fruits or smooth, luscious marshmaQow Bright little jelly eggs so downright good you can't stop eating them, a And what joyous gift boxes and baskets for this candy-giving season Delights for everyone you want to remember. and taste treats they will never forget DOFU There.

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