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NEIGHBORS in (he luxury apartments are breathing * eigh of relief now that the VOLUME 3*IUMBER 31 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961 recent "baehelotf" has moved out along with his |azzy sports car and ove* sight blonde house guests. RAISING THE ROOF Seems he made too much noise leaving for Work every ayem, what with t loud muf- fler and a different "guest** at least three timed a week, • .• • THIS SALESMAN will never put his foot in a door again. Trying to gain entry to a tome in this community, he was told by the housewife his wares didn't interest her. Then he used that salesman's trick of planting his foot in the door. Did he get the surprise of his life! The dame, a slim thing, ousted Aim with a trick learned when she was in the WACs-jui Jitsu-and he".went tumbling to the sidewalk. Just men • patrol car slowed down and the officer asked the woman if the man were mo- lesting her. "Oh, no,'she T.A.SWANWICK POST.VFW, LADIF.S AUXILIARY pursi e answered, he slipped and many worthy projects, one of which is aiding children, fell.". The guy brushed him- the above picture Mrs. B. McGregor, Fund Raietng Cha self off and started away. man. Is shown presenting a check for $|00to Mrs. Fc rj M- **Hey you, she hissed, don't son, superintendent of the Hammond Home for Children think you're getting away Hoboken. Looking on arc Miss I), l.uedeke, president that easy. If you don't want auxiliary, and Mrs. V. Hceiiiskert, Hospital Chairm in. me to call that cop back, The auxiliary is planning an >uiing for the children wh ch buy th«se 5 tickets to my will be held somoilme this 'hionth. dub's outing. POST OFFICE facilities must never be less than the best. A MAI RON always decked This is a slogan Hoboken Post Office la proud of and went In Jewelry loaded with out of its way to live up to recently. The roof of the loading HOSPITALIZED VETS diamonds recently left her platform was too Low for those big trailer trucks so the spouse, "i couldn't stand Post Office-solved the problem by raising the roof .Picture Mm any longer, she told friends, and besides I've the shows how tt was done. Now neither rain nor snow as the ENJOY BIG GAME disnnnds to fall back on if saying goes can halt delivery of the matt. I need money, they must toe worth thousands." The 0hock cams last 'week when she tfselta! to •»*• the stuff appraised* It was phony all the way" from the diamond wedding band to the diamond bracelet lie had given her few*«n thei*r 75th wedding ann-

WITHOUT A CARE in the world, he goes about his daily statist at the office smilingly sad cracking jokes. He looks tike the picture of health but looks belle his real condition. It went be long now, his doctor lias told him, but he'll smile •on until tiie end. Then, the truth of how he's been suffer- ing right along will finally be made known to those around

••• ' SWIMMING is his hobby,but his sideline is one of the most .unusual ever imagined. He's 4 bookmaker who plies his grade on the beach and even r BRINGING HAPPINESS to hospitalized veterans is the chairman, were Miss D. Luedeke, president; Mrr. - 1ft the water. He makes the first concern of every member of Ladies Auxiliary of T. nie, Mrs. P. Ballis, Mrs. E. Mastropierro, Mi>. bets from • boardwalk phone A. Swanwlck Post, VFW, of West New York. On July 8th Gregor and Mrs. L. Berkhout who to-* -both pirrur sdd bat been racking up plenty veteran patients of Pollack Hospital, Jersey City, enjoyed ' this page. Mrs. Berkhout ts official photographer foi e* takers from the idle women « big league game at Yankee Stadium as the guests of the auxiliary. Post members accompanying the group «bo frequent the sands during auxiliary. Enroute back to the hospital, the veterans were f eluded Cmdr. John Dell Colle. Tom Long, N. Paul Fizzi, .taken t* Grand Hotel* Hoboken, for a steak dinner. Serving /pick Plmat, Andy elorglni, Peter Heemskeris Fr|nk |flentr, f red Mastroplero and Dave Buckholtz. (Continued on Page 16) ion ttl* komrnitwe flnder Mrs. Viola Heemskert. hospital mHBnffiimiamimniHitgwHMiwwHttw ITCH

FAMILY PICTOtE NEWSPAPER

NEIGHBORS in (be luxury) apartments are breathing % sigh of relief oow that the recent "bachelor*' baa VOLUME 3WMBER 31 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961 moved out along with bi» Jazzy sports car aria over night blonde house guests. Seems he made too much RAISING THE ROOF noise leaving for work every 4yem, what with a loud muf- fler and a different "guest** at least three times a week* • -• • THIS SALESMAN will never it his foot in a door again, ?rying to gain entry to a home in this community, be was told by the housewife his wares didn't interest her. Then he used that salesman's trick of planting bis foot in the door. Did he get the •Surprise of his life I The dame, a slim thing, ousted tiim with a trick learned when she was in the WACs-Jui Jitsu-and lie.went tumbling to the sidewalk. Just then • patrol car slowed down and the officer asked the Woman if the man were mo- lesting ker. "Oh, no,'She T.A.SWANW1CK POST.VFW, LADIES AUXILIARY purst answered, be slipped and many worthy projects, one of which is aiding children, fell.". The guy brushed him. the above picture Mrs. B. McGregor, Fund Raising Chair •elf off and started away. man. Is shown presenting a check for $100to Mrs. Ferj "Hey you, she hissed, don't son, superinicndent of ihc Hammond Home for Children ir, think you're getting away Hoboken. Looking on arc MIKS D. l.ucdeke, president of that easy, if you don't want auxiliary, ;ind Mrs. V. HeemKkert, Hospital Chairm p.. ate to call that cop back, The auxiliary is planning dn ouiing fur (he children »h buy these 5 tickets to my will be held sometime thi^> Tnonth. club's outing. r i • • POST OFFICE facilities must never be less than the best. A MATRON always decked This ia a slogan Hoboken °ost Office ts proud of and went HOSPITALIZED VETS In Jewelry loaded with out of tts way to live up to recently. The roof of the loading diamonds recently left her platform was too low for those big trailer trucks so the spouse. *1 couldn't stand Poet Office solved the problem by raistng the roof .Picture tint «y longer, site told shows how it was done. Now neither rain nor snow as the ENJOY BIG GAME riends, and besides I've the saying goes can halt delivery of the mart. : ttanteads to fait back on if need money. They must >e worth thousands." The 0hock came last week when < the dceidgg to save die stuff appraised. It was plumy all die way from the diamond weddjog, band to the diamond bracelet he had given her

)UT A CARE in be goes about bis daily at die office smilingly and eracking jokes. He locks ttke the picture of health but looks belie Us real condition. k wont be loag BOW, Us doctor has told him, but he'll smile •oa until the end. Then, the trudi of how he's been suffer- ing tight along will finally be made known to those around

' SWIMMING is his hobby ,but his sideline is one of the most jmusual ever imagined. He's 4 bookmaker who plies his , wade on the beach and even BRINGING HAPPINESS to hospitalized veterans is the chairman, were Mips D. Luedeke, president; Mrs. E. ill the water. He makes the first concern at every member of Ladies Auxiliary of T. nie, Mrs. P. Ballls, Mrs. E. Mastroplerro, Mrs. B, Mc bets from a boardwalk phone Ji. Swanwick Post, VFW, of West New York. On July 8th Gregor and Mrs. L. Berkhout who took .both picture i of) ibas been racking up plenty veteran patients of Pollack Hospital, Jersey Ctry, enjoyed • this page. Mrs. Berkhout ts official photographer for takers from die idle women M big league game at Yankee Stadium as the guests of the auxiliary. Post members accompanying the group in- tqgbo frequent the sands during auxiliary. Enroute back Ho the hospital, tbe veterans were Tcluded Cmdr. John Dell Colle, Tom Long. N. Paul FFifezzii , .taken to Grand Hotel* Hoboken, for. a steak dinner. Serving''Dick Plrnat, Andy 6?orgini, Peter Heemsker»» Fr nk oa Page 16) i fcomTnittse Inder Mra. Viola Heemsken, hospital fClengr, |red Mastropiero and Dave Buckholtz,

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HQBQKZN TKHAGHTS DRIVING ravmeES REVOKED Acting Motor Vehicle Di- Social tokdaA rector Ned J. Parsekian to- By DOROTHY SEXTON day ordered the suspension Mr. sad Mrs. Charles Han- ed passage of gove: nment of the driving privilege of 1231 Park Ave., Hobo- bills* on veterans v .Ifare. Michael J. Bucino, age 18, recently announced the Service Officer Anthony of 1009 Bloomfield Street, engagement of their daugh- Mercurio reported that the Hoboken, for a period of GAS TAX ISSUE ter, Marie Elaine Hansen, to psot urged all member - of on 3 year for having been Michael P. Kenny Jr., son of Veterans of Foreign Wai s ,o in olved in a fatal accident Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. write to their congress •*. •*n or December 22, 1960 on STILL ALIVE Kenny Sr., 1206 Park Ave., asking them to spons -i r u~ Riymond Boulevard, in New- A "temporary" one-cent-a-gallon increase in the fed* Hoboken, at a family gather- ional bill HR-440 whi M A.\, .^ew Jersey. eral gasoline tax was supposed to expire at the end of ing. Miss Hansen, a gradu- would increase Wor ti War T c 2 victim, Bernhard F r ied - June. But it didn't. Congress voted, and the Presi- ate of A, J. Demarest High I pensions to $100 a month mar, age 79, was a pedest- dent signed, a bil I which extends t'-^s "temporary* School, Hoboken, is employ- from the present $75 and rian. tax until October 1, 1972. ed by Western Electric Co., HR-3252, a bill per litting The defendant is charged That date is 11 years away. And if t % a period Inc.,. New York. Her fiance, veterans who droppeu their with violation of R. S. 39:3- of time is to be regarded as "temporal, it looks t graduate of St. Michael's national service life insur- 44 (operating an unsafe ve- as if the dictionary should begin revising its defim-] High School, Union City, is ance for one year to renew hicle). tions. presently employed by the their policies without new According to the testimony The- argument for this extension—which is used <•> Brie Lackawanna Railroad medical examinations, and and evidence adduced at the behalf of other tax measures affecting the motorist - And attends Seton Hall Uni- urged them to write to sen- hearing, the vehicle operat- is that it is necessary to keep the $40-billion-piu versity. No date has been ators to sponsor HR-931, ed by Mr. Bucino had been federal super-highways program in the black. But ther set fo. the wedding. seeking a veterans admin- rejected at a Division in- is little justice in rhat position. The program was urge«f • •• • istration hospital to be built spection station for several and adopted largely as a national security measure Mr. and Mrs. John J. Som- in South Jersey, and HR- defects, one of which was And national secur'ty costs should most certainly hi mers, 903 Clinton St., Ho- 879, a bill to increase all defective brakes. The re- charged on as equitable a basis as possible against al boken, announce the engage- penions for service connect- jection occurred several the taxpayers--not just one group of them. ment of their daughter, Miss ed disabilities by five per days prior to the accident. Moreover, excessive gasoline taxes—which, state an<| Paula Sommers, to James cent. Latter bill has passed Further evidence at t h e federal combined, TIOW average about 50 percent of th L. Doyle, son of Mr. and the house of representatives hearing Indicated that the pre-tax value of the fuel--are self-defeating. Motorist^ Mrs. Frank D. Doyle of East and is now pending in the defects had no t been cor- restrict their driving, buy the small economy car«, an Rutherford. A solemn be- senate. rected prior to the accident. escape the burden in every way they can. An exorbi trothal was held in Sts. Peter Mercurio said the Division Director Parsekian, in com- tant tax can, and often does, produce less revenue thaf and Paul's Roman Catholic of Veterans Service will give menting on the action, stated a reasonable one. Church, Hoboken. Miss kin of veterans buried in all that, "It is not intended that The issue is still very much alive. Beyond doubt, ther Sommers, an alumnae of countries, from Luxemburg an unsafe vehicle be operated will be campaigns to further boost the state and federal Sacred Heart Academy, is to the Philippines, pictures on the public highways for gas taxes. Beyond doubt, there will be more emptf employed by Maxwell House of the cemetery, and close any period of time. It is talk of "temporary" increases. The motorist will havi Coffee Corp., Hoboken. Her ups of the grave and head- incumbent for the owner of to come out of his corner fighting if what is left of hi fiance is a graduate of St. stone, upon request. ~~ such - a' vehicle to have the .rights are to be preserved. Mary' in Rutherford and Families of those listed repairs made promptly or attends evening classes at as missing can receive refrain from operating the Faii.eigh Dickinson Univer- photos of the appropriate vehicle." sity. He is manager of section of the missing roster Chrf-tensen's Pharmacy, which is engraved on the SENIOR CITIZENS ALTERNATIVES Rutnerford. No date has been wall of honor at each of the set for the wedding. memorials. IN NEW HOKES UNNECESSARY • • • Any one interested may visit Occupancy of Harrison Gar- the postrooms, 100 Gar- dens, newest low income Members of Hoboken social project, will begin on Aug- The shipping strike, now temporarily halted by a federal and fraternal organizations den St., any Monday and injunction as provided by the Taft-Hartley Act, has f Tuesday night for assistance ust 15 when 104 families are cused attention on the importance of the American me ai^d other leading citizens in obtaining the pictures. expected to begin moving in. met, Tuesday night in city During the past two weeks. chant marine both as an instrument of defense and hall to set plans in motion A delegation-from the post, instrument of trade. Newspapers throughout the country including Cmdr. Walter Pet- th'U figure was duplicated for a "John Honey' Romano when two of the four build- have expressed the gravest kind of concern over wbjat Might" next Sept. 8 in Yank- terson Jr. William Brower, may happen when the injunction expires, at the end past commander, a n d Cor- ings were tenanted. Des- ee Stadium. igned for the city's senior the 80-day period. 'Romano, a product of the nelius Kelly, state legis- Particular attention has been given to union deman! lative officer of VFW, will citizens, most of the tenants city high school and re- are in that group. There that they become the bargaining agents for the "flags of creation departments is star attend the national conven- necessity" ships—some 450 vessels which are own^d tion of VFW in Miami, Fla,. a r e no restrictions, how- catcher for the Cleveland ever, and If vacancies ex- by American companies, but which are registered Indians baseball club. from Aug. 20 through 25. Panama, Honduras and Liberia. The reason for Senior Vice Cmdr. Mich- ist or occur, rentals will John Bado, president of be available to families not existence of these ships is plain enough—their cost Hoboken Chamber fif Com- ael Wladich conducted the operation is much lower than those of American-rejr^ meeting in the absence of in the senior citizen age merce, was chosen to serve group. tered vessels, and this advantage is essential if tte as chairman. Mayor John Petterson. owners Sire to successfully compete for cargos without J. Grogan and Director of big subsidies from our own government. Public safety Arthur F. Ma- ELKS SERVE 2 POLICFHEN, These flags of necessity ships are within our control rotta will serve as honorary which means that we can depend upon them at any time, chairmen. SHORE DINNER A FIREMAN RETIRE and In any emergency. As Hanson W. Baldwin, a lea; The committee includes Hoboken Lodge of Elks ser- Two members of the city's ing authority on military affairs, writes in The Nfw former Hoboken Magistrate ved shore dinners to more police department and one York Times, there would be two alternatives if Charles De Fazio Jr..presi- than 100 persons Monday in fireman were retired on pen- maritime union took over: "Some that were eligi dent of Hoboken Chapter of die lodge rooms. It was sion this week. They are for subsidy might re-register under the United Sta U n i c o National; Charles one of the weekly "summer Patrolman James Rickard, flag, to be supported in part by the American taxpay Stalling, secretary of Cham- backelor" dinners so pop- 51, of 827 Washington Street, Others, the majority, might re-register under the fl ber of Commerce, and Wes- ular with lodge members who was shot by a holdup of Britain, Norway, Greece or other countries. In ley Leverich, general and their families. man last year; Police Sgt. case, 'effective control' by the United States would secretary of Hoboken-North Anthony Biggio, 60, of 1122 far more dubious." Hudson YMCA. Hosts Guy Trisolini, An- Both these alternative s are highly undesirable-- thony Santanello, William Hudson Street, and Fireman Among the clubs represent- William Hennessy, 43, of totally unnecessary. The flags of necessity con ed at the meeting were Co. Urso, Joseph Traficante and has provided the best answer yet to a difficult problei Joseph Russo served clams 933 Park Avenue, who was K Club, Cascade Social and injured when he fell from a Athletic Club, Milano Club, a la casino, crabs fra dia- tonga Assn., Veterans yalo and spaghetti with crab • fire engine earlier this year. Benevolent Protective Assn.. meat sauce. Biggio,- appointed in 1927, tFnico , and Monte Giacomo Exalted Ruler Francis Bert- will retire on half pay. The otti welcomed the guests. other two will receive two- Next Monday's hosts will thirds disability pensions. Co. K Club of Hoboken prepare and serve a Ger- Tuesday furthered plans for man dinner. Hosts are John OUTING A Its first *^™M^ dJpiTvr—ffyu*^ Bushn Jr., Eric Frobel, Kurt Sept. 30 in Unk» Club. Laemmel, F'rank Murray, SUCCESS Oscar Michaelis and Angelo President Aagitst Grftale Segato. Sunday's outing to-Sparta aimed Anthony Trisolini by members of First Ward Democratic Club and patrons Cirillo, Pet- of Shannon Hall was report- er CentreHa, Wttliatn Boo- WALK ON LEFT ed a success. Three bus- dette and John Cartncclo. loads of men, women and. ;_ • • • children left the hall, KJ> Firs* Street. Arriving at - Mobx-Christie Post, VFW, TRAFFIC Spsrta the group enjoyed * In closer. You're Hoboken, Tuesday night urg- codfc-ont. . - . n«w trousers. Hobokea FictorHrt, Ivt

ounced this week by Dr. HOLLANDER IN Port Authority Bos Term* 'Never Put Off' Mason W. Gross, president inal and the Geoffe Wash- of the State University. Bm Saaaa Air Goes The Proverb Col. Clatanoff succeeds Col. NEW POST AT RA **<* ****** - Harry C. Morrison, who has Mr.' Hollander Joined die Iff. "Never put off till tomor- completed a four-year tour North Bergen resident Bur- Port Authority in 1960. He Mona, live at 210 row the Joy you can claim of duty at Rutgers. ton A. Hollander has been attended the Newark College Avenuf. for today. In these stress- The new professor of air 'promoted By' the Port of of Engineering where be re- ful times, that is advice science, who assumed com- New York Authority to the ceifjd his B. S. is Mech- which we may all ponder with mand ot Rutgers Air Force poswon ottlechsnical E^- aatcal Bngineerini in 1960. WALK ON LEFT profit. While it is prudent n. In his new capa- : years with the ROTC detachment on Tues- _" _ Z 1 '_ __ Ufceswrsdl. S. N«vy. Mr. HoUander to take steps to insure that day (AugO). is ulmself an cttyy, Mr. HoUander wilt we will live securely and ROTC graduate. He was design heating, ventilating Is a member of thw Amer- happily in the future, it is commissioned as a second and air conditioning for the ican Society of Mechanical ..TRAFFIC the part of wisdom not to lieutenant at Gettysburg Col- neglect the enjoyment of the lege in 1933 and was inte- good that we have in favor grated as a regular Air of the good we may seme day Force officer in 1947. OTHEtS HAVE PRICES only probably possess. Joy if the emotion coo- does it better sequent upon the apprecia- tion of present good. Pre-, I "< HASSE sent good is of its nature fleeting. Flowers die, health There s NEW 1942 fades, children grow up and Stereo PRICED life bears them away, and a man \n WQCOR AS friends may be lost beyond ta VKTOI LOW recapture. IECOW) HAYEK AS Therefore, for the richness our town.. • of living and the fullness of life, now is the time for the NEW 1962 MODELS PORTAIIE enjoyment of those good who really knows hk btud- FRO 4 things which we presently IMM when it come* to ful- possess. Youth is most filling your family insurance Ra YiaoR T V SETS appreciated by those who Deeds, indudiag Ctf, 1M» v 9 can no longer claim it; health and Fire Insurance. H«*« ZENITH • ^ • * • ^ is most prized by those who available, almost any tinMt' $136" no longer own it. to help you, too. HerV» hi* WESTSGHOUSE WANSfOWM CHASSIS The future is properly a SMJMb Contact him toMy. NEW 1962 FULLY AUTOMATIC matter of intelligent con- cern. But so, too, is the Ra present. Let us not neglect one for the other, but in- GE WASHERS telligently appreciate both. 'VII! r $169" Thus we shall be rich, as CHOICE long as we live, in the awareness and enjoyment of PRICED, the good things of life, which FROM, help to make all t' as healthy, AIR COND: wealthy, and wise. Is the advice of Medical Society of New Jersey. RQ IRAND NEW MOMLS ,-._ ^ JAMES PAGIATAKIS FRIGIOAIHE Col. dotatoff JAMB PAGIATAW5 G.E. Refrigerator $159** Homed Professor 1 ANDERSON AYE. 12 cu. FT. s» i»cuAjrr. AUTOMATIC OCFROST EXTRA $9.00 Of Air Science Fairview.N J. WH 1-0202 WEST1NGH0USE ElECTRIC DRYERS Col. Walter G. W. Clat- anoff, director of personnel STATE services at A i r Defense SUN8EAM PORTUUHANO FARM 1 Command headquarters, has WWMKL INSURANCE been named as the new pro- 7 COMPANIES WESTINGHOUSI fessor of air science at Rut- MIXERS $12°° CMCMK gers University, it was ann- UM1TED QUAWHtlES G.E. WTCHEN Wall Clocks $199 ASS'T COLORS

540 FAIRVIEW AYE. FAIRVIEW IJ. CAN o «AT Can Openers WH. ,-056* ON DAN KELLY HILL to 9M Y0W CHOIQ LUNCHEON AND DINNER SERVED GE SUNKAM LUNCHEONS I COCM™. Hour PttSTO IRONS from 11:30 1 DAILY four to six IANQUET FACILITIES UP TO 200 NORHCO 1YEAR GUARANTEE for Over ISO Can • mmuk LAWESt MENS RAZORSSffl$|j88 m •RAND IttW MOOCIS M CRATES

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Fw O«a«iBf ••sStantf* HASSE ELECTRIC > 24 WEST PALISADE AYE. ENGiEWOOD, NEW JERSEY tlDStflB.0 H. L 10 S-7974 HOURS MON. THWtS. f«t. 9 - 9 OtHEI -9 . 4 'METERETTES' GET GREENUGHT City Council at Wednes- day's meeting adopted an ordinance which authorizes the appointment of women, meter readers on "meter - ettes" to issue traffic tic-' .kets after August 22. Or- dinance met with strenuous objection from Michael Cos- tello, local PBA, head. Introduced by Mayor John J. Grog an last month, the. ordinance, establishing the position of traffic violation officers, was frowned on by the PBA at that time when It was learned the "Meter- ettes" may be men or wom- en. Councilmen Louis Fran- cone and Joseph Bartletta were not present at the meet- ing. Patrolman Costello, ap- pearing at the meeting with Patrolman Dennis Haggerty and Patrolman Thomas, Crimmins, objected to the employment of women as "an invasion of the duties of a policeman." Costello scored the em- ployment of women as traf- fic guards and as operators of the police switchboard. He was also critical of the council's failure to name a women to the only Job where one is authorized, a police matron. The matron SAN FEBRONIA post , carried in the cur- rent budget, has been vacant CELEBRATION for more than three years." AN OUTDOOR BAND concert The ordinance provides for delighted music lovers vi- the employment of not more siting the Santa Febronla So- than 10 violation officers, ciety's annual feast celebra- either men or women, who tion Saturday night. Band will be paid on the basis stand was next to the chap- of $8 for a day's duty. el and the concert followed Mayor Grog an recently ex- a procession through the pressed concern over park- downtown streets of the city Ing meter receipts and the in which a statue of the par- disregard of hundred s of ron saint was carried. A motorists to traffic regula- 3tatue of St. Anthony was tions. also carried In the proces- Applicants for meter maids sion and members of the or violation officers will be Ladies Auxiliary carried a processed by Public Safety relic of Santa Febronia. Director Arthur F. Marotta. Father Julius, assistant pas- Applicants must be not less tor of St. Francis Chruch, than 21 years of age and not is Spiritual Director of San- more than 50 years old. ta Febronia Society.

NEW MODERN ELEVATOR APARTMENT BUILDING shown In the picture was de- filKned especially for the comfort of Hoboken's senior citizens. In al there are 208 apartments In the four buildings known as Harrison Gardens. On August 15th 104 families will begl n moving in two recently completed buildings. During the past two weeks, the other two units became tenanted. While there ar : no restrictions most rentals have been to Individuals or couples In the senior citizen group. UNSKILLED MANPOWER NEEDED IN INDUSTRY State Commissioner of In- Shipyards and Franklin Bak- avoided Just as we here in dustry and* Labor • Raymond er and Keuffel and Esser New Jersey have done when F. Male visited Hoi okenlast "jhe problem of our Puerto previously reviewing possi- Thursday and told repre- Rican population to not bility of placing welfare sentatives of government and theirs, it Is ours." clients to work on city pro- Industry of their obligations Male told bis audience "the jects." to the everyday working man. peoples of Puerto Rico came The state officials said Commissioner Male stres- here with thoughts of Jobs and other meetings between bis sed the importance of in- different living conditions. office and local Industry will dustry making wise use of They found wages below continue, aimed at solutions Its manpowerp, , utilizing pre- those expected, tints crowd- to existing problems, both sent employeel s in advancd - ing existing living quarters in labor and industry. ed skill Jobs thus making to capacity." Charles J. Tiedemann, plant way for additional employ* Speaking of employment by manager at Bethlehem Steel YOUNGSTERS were the best customers at the Pizza neat of others in Jobs of local municipalities for per- Shipyards in Hoboken, was Pie stand, one of the many attractions set up outdoors lesser skills. sons on relief rolls, Male host to Male and represent- during the Santa Febronia Feast celebration last week- The state official told re- said "I feel physically able atives of local Industry. A end. Obliging waiters are Michael Ocello, president of presentatives o t Standard persons should be utilized luncheon followed the two- the society and Anthony Scardlno, chairman of the feast. -Brands, Upton Tea, Maxwell by all mesas. The New- hour nice ting. The children are Mary Ann Chirecbella, 2 1/2 and Rose Hjaie, Br-hiehem Todd bur** • tan - fare can oe De Martino. 5. Hobokea Pictorial, Friday, Awust 4,1961 home from a honeymoon 50 persons attended the an- Weehawken Fire Chief sad cruise. The groom is the nual picnic of Dr. Knox Vol- Mrs. John J. Bradley Ms son of Union City Housing unteer Ambulance Corps of Boulevard East, are badk HUDSON - BERGENCommissioner and Mrs. Ridgefield Park.~Mrs. Lil- from a vacation at Shawnee- Frank Aclnaura. Commis- lian Sittel, 6710 Park Ave., on-the-Delaware, Pa. Dur- ROUNDUP - BY GOSH sioner Acinapura is a 1 s o Guttenberg, is back from a ing their three-week st» president of Hudson Tailor- three-week vacation to Vic- they spend a weekend at Vincent Manning is start- rangements. ing Co., Union City. toria, Minn., where she the summer home of Mr. and ing a new three-year term as • * • visited her daughter and Mrs. Peter MacDonald and Hudson County Comptroller. The Edsall-Lunstedt-Dav- Miss Carol Napolitano, 19, family. #. # Mr. and Mrs. William Wit- Manning, o f 29 4 Sherman idson Post 4365, Palisades of 398 Delano PL, Fairview, sik, both of Weehawken Ave., Jersey City, is also Park, is calling all boys is Miss Heat Wave of 1961 Anniversary greetings to , Secaucus Councilman Her- president of the Hudson City and girls, ages 10 to 17, who at Palisades Amusement Mr. and Mrs. William Sch- man C. Pope hay been ap- Democratic C 1 u b..Union are interested in Joining a Park....Bruneo Valco, owner eUhammers Sr., 39 74th St., pointed to the board of di- City Mayor Harry Thourot drum corps now being or- of Bruno's Restaurant, Jer- North Bergen, their 53rd; to rectors of North Hudson Red bas been name .to the com- ganized. John Russo, corps sey City, is en route to Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Bitetto, Cross -Chapter, Union City. mittee on ari jigements for leaders, is the matt to con- Europe for a tour of the 1916 Palisade Ave., Union Councilman Pope will be in the annual conventio n of tact...Dr. Hector Giancario continent...Robert E. Flam- City, 57th; to Mr. and Mrs. charge of the committee to Lightning Division veterans of Cliff side Par, has been mer, 150 Bidwell Ave, Jer- Charles Weidle, 143 Carlton arrange for the 42nd annual at Fort Dix. Aug. 25 27..appointed director o f med- sey City, was among four Ave., Jersey City, 40th; to meeting of the chapter Oct. St. Matthew's Parochial ical service for Mt. Carmel cadets who received their Mr. and Mrs. Peter E.Rice, 26 at Church of Immaculate School of -Ridgefield wound Diagnostic Hearing and shields as Port Authority 1212 Bergenline Ave., Union Conception Hall, 1219 Pater- up its summer school ses- Speech Center in Jersey' police officers...Army Pvt. City, 25th; to Mr. and Mrs. son Plkrd., Secaucus..JMr. sion with a picnic Sunday City...Thomas Bartos was George L. Cancro, son of Binderwell Sr., 1148 51st St., and Mrs. C. Tallis, 1015 a t Bubbling Springs..St. chairman of the annual picnic Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Can- North Bergen, 27th; to Mr. 76th St. Paul's Holy Name Society last Sunday of the Lafayette cro, 224 Grant Ave., Cliff- and Mrs. Stephen J. Al- sponsoring Greenville Night Amvets Post 33,of Jersey side Park, is stationed at Igaier, 3*4 44th St., Union BERNARD M. LINDINGER on Aug. 17 at Roosevelt Sta- C i t y...Congratulations to Fort Eustis,Va...Fairview's City, 40th; to Mr. and Mrs. dium when the Jersey City Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ken- Babe Ruth League has issued Lawrence O'Neill, 1906 Pal- PHOTOGRAPHER Jerseys play the Maple nedy, 131 Woodlawn Ave., a call for more adult help isade Ave., Union City, 43rd; Leafs. 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.duties which fall onthe He was appointed by General RcV. LUNDEEN INSTALLED shoulders of t h e congre- Wilfred Kitching, interna- BVGHES PROUD gation. tional leader of the Salvation On hand in the church to Army. Col. Grace replaces GRANDPARENTS IN LUTHERAN RITE witness and take part in the Commissioner Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hugh- Rev. Lyraan T. Lundeen as vice pastor of the con- ceremonies were Mrs. Cowan, who is retiring. es, 19a Bartholdi Ave., Jer- gregation following the res- Grace Lundeen, wife of the Col. Grace, whose parents Thursday nite was Installed pastor; their twin daughters, sey City, announce the birth as pastor of Lebanon Luth- ignation of Rev. Mr. Holmin. were officers in the Salva- of their first grandchild, a He was liturgist. Karen and Carla, and son, tion Army stationed in Jer- eran Church, Palisade Ave. Bruce. sey City at the time of his boy, John Jr., born July 22 told 58th St., West New York, Sermon was given by Rev. birth, has also dedicated his In Margaret Hague Mater- •/succeeding Rev. Ralph W. Reuben Lundeen brother of life to the charity organi- nity Hospital, Jersey City. Holmin who left that church the new minister and north- NATIONAL POST zation. Baby's parents are Mr. to become a member o f east regional director o f and Mrs. John H. Kennedy, faculty of Lutheran Bible American Missions of Aug- FOR COL GRACE Col. Grace was recently 131 Woodlawn Ave., Jersey Institute, Teaneck. ustana Lutheran Church. His divisional commander for City. Mrs. Kennedy is the Early in the service vespers topic was "Consider Your Salvation Army Col. John southern New Jersey, south- former Miss Carolyn Hughes Grace, himself a member ern Pennsylvania and the were conducted by Rev. Calling." Delaware division. In his of Jersey City. Her hus- Richard Bloomdall of Ridge- Installation was conducted of a Salvation Army Fam- band is the son of Mr. and ily in Jersey City, will be- new assignment, be will be field Park, who has served by Dr. Thorston A. Gustav- chief secretary to national Mrs. Peter Kennedy also of son, president of New Yo'k come administrative assist- Jersey C lty. He Is employed ant to the national command- Commander Commissioner Conference, who extended Norman Marchall. by the Pennsylvania Rail- MARCUS greetings. He was assistei : r Sept. 6. A by Rev. Paul Laurell, pres- JEWELERS INC. ident, New Jersey District; Rev. Bloomdall and Erik DOWN 1M WASHINGTON ST. Hagberg, chairman, church HOBOKEN OL. council. PAYMENT Every Porc4**e A ftargaia! In his sermon, the brotuer of the new minister cited not AS LITTLE AS • DIAMONDS only the responsibilites of • GIFTS the pastor, but also those METER • WATCHES DR. M. FRIEDMAN • JEWELRY Optometrist PUN 1. MARCUS Cant Fix It. Eye Examination 104 Washington Street He Win Give You A Hoboken N.J. New Of* OL.9.-0011 ii Ik* refrigerator secrioil ta the freeier coapertaeitl buy a Freezer REFRIGERATOR Yoail aever hove to defrost FREEZER arid have a of ffood lyour

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In liquid operated by workingmen and space must there always be propelled rockets two types The merger of the AFL- women who had to work in at least two stages, why of-fuel are stored in sep- C1O did not produce t h e the shops and factories while can't they just shoot one arate tanks which are Utopia hoped for within the running the local union. If By Red Board - vehicle into space? emptie'd at very nearly the labor movement. As sepa- this did not create divided Horses Fit To Win Well* vertical takeoff from same time. When one of rate entities, the American loyalties, it put the local At New York the Earth requires a thrust the fuels is exhausted the Federation of Labor held the union officers in a jux- PACO force that exceeds the weight engine will stop leaving the trump hand financially and taposition to say the least, Must Be A Price of the- complete missile by other fuel as additional dead strategically while the Cor.- and the bargaining edge was ERRCOUNTESS some 30 to50percent. Thus, weight. grecrf of Industrial Or- on the employers* side not Loves The Turf if the missile weighed one The multistage rocket, how- ganizations was floundering only in the questicn of auto- HANMEY hundred thousand pounds a ever, can provide adequate in Troubled times without the mation but also relative to Last One Very Bad thrust of one hundred and velocity. The first stage necessary funds to pursue other conditions of employ- ARTA thirty thousand to one hun- has the job of getting the its organizational activities ment. In Fine Form dred and fifty thousand vehicle off the ground aid to k,e e p it numerically When the American Fed- NIKSAR pounds would be needed. giving it a velocity. When strong. eration of. Labor and the Next out wont miss A missile contains four the fuels of the first stage Automation, the threat to Congress of Industrial Or- SOISSONS principal elements; the roc- are exhausted and the veh- both the AFL and the CIO, ganizations joined together, Likes'this track ket engine, to provide the icle is not moving, for ex- was only accepted by the the AFL actually saved the OBAN propulsive force; the prop- ample, at 10,000 feet per AFL on negotiable terms CIO from bankruptcy. It When in own class ellants consumed by the roc- second, the first stage is with, in seme instances, an brought the suave, sophis- at New Jersey ket engine; the airframe to dropped. Now you have the increase of manpower t o ticated and executive type. LILLIANI contain the propellants and second stage already trav- meet the speed-up in pro- CIO leaders to the same Will try next out to carry the structural loads; eling at a speed of 10,000 duction. The CIO was forced conference table with the NIP-O-BRANDY and thepayload, including the feet per second and being to accept automation with hurly-burly, rough and tum- Last very good equipment and instruments. much, much lighter than the its increased " production ble tradesmen, who knew BECK All this has to be lifted off first stage and requiring far schedules with a tremendous their crafts and trades well in fine form the ground and given enough less fuel to obtain a velo- loss of i >anpower which, and zealously guarded their FRESH TOM speed to either go into orbit city of 10,0*00 _f e e t per naturally, meant a loss of guilds as leaders in the AFL, Will be close or escapethe Earth's gravit- second. When the second membership. L o c a 1 Federal Labor restricted ational pull. stage reaches its thrust ca- While this might seem para- U n i o irs, directly affil loves this track The fuel in the vehicle can pability it now has the com* doxical, there is a simple iated with the AFL and not WINNERS ALL last just so long, when it bined speed of both stages. and good explanation for the connected with an Internat- Hottie last out , is gone no more thrust can Staging can be extended to manner in which the two ional Union within the Fed- IF-I-CAN be developed. Adding more include three of four or more unions, before the merger, eration, were the catch-all Ready for a big try fuel would only increase the stages. The total velocity had to face the problem of industrial type unions that OLIEN weight of the vehicle which that may be attained is the automation. With the Build- had voting power at the AFL • Stay with this one would then require more ad- sum of the individual con- ing Trades and the Team- conventions. The per capita At New England ditional fuel and so forth tributions of e"ach stage. The sters in the ranks of the tax to the Federation was GRAPHIC AID until a limit is reached where only way we can send a pay* American Federation of reasonable and many Fed- Good in sprints it would be impossible to load to the Moon with pre- Labor, AFL, the older of eral Labor Unions retained JO BLACK store enough fuel to lift the sent techniques is by mult* the two major labor forces most of its funds f<>r the On edge vehicle into space. istaged rockets. iheld a strong bargaining.po- benefits of its membership. OPTICS. Another factor is the dead In the future, however, wita] Sition. too, the AFL con- These unions elected and Wins at long odds weight such as the propel- 'rhe development of nucleaft ,5isted of International paid business^agents, a poL- DARK LANE lant tanks and the support- o: other types of propul** •Unions that were com- icy while if not frowned on Stable-likes this one ing structure which carries sion, staging will not bd < posed of powerful local by the CIO is avoided when- ALGENIB the structural loads imposed necessary. In a nuclear en* < unions. ever possible. I Has what it takes during flight and ground gine, for instance, the weight . Before the merger, the AFL In the AFL-CIO, the Fed- BIG BEAR handling in t h e airframe. of the fuel needed to lift had. only nominal power in, eral Labor Unions have felt Ready and willing The£e materials do not con- a heavy payload into space* the Federation itself. The the steady increase in per PR DUBIOUS tribute directly to the pro- and give it the necessary; central power was weak and capita tax payments to keep In own class duction of thrust of the use- velocity will be far, far less even the International Unions the parent organization op- ETERNAL BIM ful payload, yet must be than that needed in present - had to bow to the will of- a erating. The increase in Dont over look carried aloft. Another fac- systems. The weight of thft Strong local union. Thus, per capita payments has At The Trots tor contributing significantly vehicle can then be put into hi the American Federation reached an all time. peak* SIR KNIGHT to the total dead weight of designing a true spaceship, •Of Labor, the loca\ union of $1.50 per member from Runs good at Yonkers a vehicle and restricting its one that can takeoff, make had the power to accept or each local union. The strong BEHAVE maximum performance i s its flight in space and return reject automation in Us part- central power, the phil* , Will win another any unused propellant trap- to Earth for a landing to icular craft or, at least, the osophy of the CIO, now per- APTLY ped in tire propulsion system be used over and over again. tnembcrs had the right to meates the AFL-CIO, Always try*s flame the terms of auto- In New Jersey, despite an NASSAWADOX than are girls. method. mation through collective ultimatum from president Real nice pacer "Dyslexia" or poor read- Many boys appear to read fcargaining with the edge in George Meany of the AFL- HI-DAY ing could b e caused by a better -when the phonic of bargaining on the side of the CIO, the state AFL organi- Needs inside post poorly developed sense of auditory method is used. i union members. zations and CIO organiza- SISKIYOU SONG direction to words. And as The word recognitions The Congress of Industrial tion still go their separate- In fine form a rule .disappears spontane- method which is commonly Organizations, CIO, with ways. ' HI'S IMAGE •*••-• ously fit with little help. used in our schools seems to- strong central powers in the At first asking Difficulty in learning to read favor girls. Word recog- MR. SNITCH.....* GENE IKE ' is difficulty in grasping or nition is, however, a met*' (Continued From Page I) Must stay on nace getting a picture in the childs hod which could not b*: HOBOKEN PICTORIAL the week and from their play- mind of words. adapted for all children. i PsMlsfaed Weekly By Defects in eyesight only add 4 Tbe Wen New Yorker, fc boy husbands and boyfriends thildren with "dyslexia *; when weekends roll around. to the problem nit not the or poor reading require def* Dorocby SEdtt cause. Occassionally read- AlLtmAl M . • * • • FAMILY lnite expressions of affect* ing difficulty is due to a. ion by their parents. Over* Staff Photographer CAMEL is what they call him bearing* defect or an injury Hebcfcen Pictorial tsafi behind his back for his co - essBDOCTOR anxious parents and thos# tt the brain of the child. who try to force the child Ely newspaper devoted to tfie workers have noticed he goes By Dr. J.H. Lefkowira welfare of the community tt oh 40-day drinking fasts and Emotional disturbances to a standard pattern may, verves, its people. Us bod- then is so saturated with what- School will soon be open could block the learning pro- retard progress. i em, and industry. ever he can get his hands on and children will be going cess. Failure to succeed When teaching methods ar#\ Deadline for news and ad- to school again* A good inspite of adequate intelli- modified and protection from ; vertising-Wed. 10 a.m. Make he can barely m«ke it to the office. You can't even light a many of these children we* gence produces nervousness emotional stress lain* all calls except to photofTa- perience reading difficulty* withdrawal and sometimes a stituted, 3 out of 4 children c to priming atsat at WH match within 15 feet of h i m dislike to the teacher who is 5-5596 or WH5-JSM.Phoio- for fear of an explosion during These children could be of will learn to read* ii prajlMff** pfaenss OH-1117. these times. Now, he's start- average o r better intelli* unable to encourage the child Those who still find tt dtf* Second Class ostage psjd inn to become concerned; the gence and yet they find it baj4 to learn regaiedess of the ficult to learn readingettne? at Post Office, HW telltale signs of a full-bloom- to learn reading. child's problem. have hearing defects, brafel Ottce-41 First Sc.,H«*ek«i. ing rum blossom substituting The incidence decreases The remedy Jor poor read* damage o r emotional MacrtpOon $5 per year- for his n<^se are starting to among those over 8 years tag is educational. turbances, and the ore 110 cents per cqpjt. appear. <## old. Boys 8 -. e m to b« 75% of children will learn is toward one of affected m o r •" frequently to read with ease fey any causes. ^