Historic Camden, NJ

E. George Aaron, Opinion

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E. George Aaron - The former city commissioner has a sumptuous city residence and beautiful country home with his own big private lake. How this basso has escaped the Met, goodness only knows; and how he has escaped roping by the gals, only he knows. It may be because of his wide practice... but that's at law. An eminent barrister and astute investor, it has been said that occasionally he is called upon to lend money to Fort Knox.

Camden Courier-Post – January 6, 1960

E. George Aaron—The former city commissioner has a sumptuous city residence and beautiful country home with his own big private lake. How this basso has escaped the Met, goodness only knows; and how he has escaped roping by the gals, only he knows. It may be because of his wide practice…; but that’s at law. An eminent barrister and astute investor, it has been said that occasionally he is called upon to lend money to Fort Knox.

The former city commissioner has a sumptuous city residence and beautiful country home with his own big private lake. How this basso has escaped the Met, goodness only knows; and how he has escaped roping by the gals, only he knows. It may be because of his wide practice…; but that's at law. An eminent barrister and astute investor, it has been said that occasionally he is called upon to lend money to Fort Knox.
The former city commissioner has a sumptuous city residence and beautiful country home with his own big private lake. How this basso has escaped the Met, goodness only knows; and how he has escaped roping by the gals, only he knows. It may be because of his wide practice…; but that’s at law. An eminent barrister and astute investor, it has been said that occasionally he is called upon to lend money to Fort Knox.

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