Civic Group Backs Alliance Aid Bill
Camden Courier-Post, January 22, 1938

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Civic Group Backs Alliance Aid Bill
Equalization of Assessments Also Urged by South Camden Association
Members of the state assembly were asked by the South Camden Civic Association to vote for the relief bill sponsored by the Workers' Alliance of New Jersey at a meeting last night in Bonsall School.
Frank Dziekanski, vice president of the association, stated partiality had been shown to corporations in respect to tax assessments and he advocated an equalization of assessments for industry and home-owners should also be enacted, based on the ability of each to pay.
The association also instructed its officers to prepare a further report on assessments to be made at the next meeting.
Election of officers for the ensuing year was as follows:
Herbert Obarski, president; Frank Dziekanski, vice president; John Dziekanski, corresponding secretary; Miss Irene Miczkiewicz, recording secretary; Stanley Orzechowski, financial secretary; Joseph Serbicki, treasurer; Peter Malinowski, John Kozak and Mrs. Mary Opczynski, delegates to the United Polish Organizations.
The South Camden Civic Association was a predominantly Polish-American group in Whitman Park.
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