VOLUME 6, NUMBER 13 FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1964 TEN CENTS PRESIDENT'S ECONOMY PROGRAM GETTING P.O. HELP Effective May 4, new postal re- gulations designed to cui 12,7 million dollars off the present cost of operations will be carried out in ever/ hamlet and citv a- cross the U.S.A. In line with President Johnson's economy effort the Post Office will do its share to cut governmental co3ts and services. New regulations will not affect ' or Impede delivery of first class mall or special deliveries. Postmaster Nicholas Caruso of Hoboken Post Office said the savings would be effected through curtailment of certain services. No parcel post packages will be accepted for mailing on Wednes- days. No Money Orders will be sold on Saturdays. The consoli- : dation of various windows on Saturday will bring about further economy. These simple adjust- ments carried out In all post , offices in the country will mean a savings of 12.7 million dollars. Postmaster Caruso assures the people of Hoboken that no essen- tial services will be affected. There will be no change In home or special delivery services. The new postal regulation Is but one of many economies pro- vided for in the president's Fedr era! Income lax Cut.

LAW DAY -U.S.A.

GOVERNOR Richard Hughes shown signing proclamation designating May 1 as Law Day-U.S.A. in New Jersey. Participating in the Hudson County observance are, on the Governor's right. Form- er Magistrate Charles De - Fazio Jr., chairman of the Law Day Committee and Master of CeremonlesjWal- ter Leichter, Esq., president New Jersey State Bar Assn., left standing, and, next to him, M. Edward De Fazio, Esq., Public Relations Com- mittee, N. J. State Bar.

DISCUSSING breakfast pro- gram at Communion Break- fast sponsored by Academy of Sacred Heart, Mother's Guild at Union Club are four persons who worked very hard for its success. They sure, left to right, Sister Mary Aquinas, vice principal Sister Mary Richards,prin- cipal; Mary Litzas, chair- nuan, and iMrs. A. Cazzaza, president'of Mothers'Guild. tMokei Pktorial, FrW«», April 24,1964

FOR APPREHENDING . ihief whose specialty was robbing Ed Kruse who brought the man in for questioning, "sr A JOB the coin boxes in publ> telephones, Chief Ambrose Ryan, interrogation by Det. Frank Ferranti, left, and Det. -re. second from right, commended the two men who were Anthony Rinaldi, right, the man was connected w.:'- a awarded furlough days' ior a "job well done." In the pic- score of similar crimes in the Metropolitan area. WELL DONEture Deputy Director James Baily congratulates Patrolman

RALLY at Don Bosco School, Ramsey, was attendedby this zi, James Carrick, Joseph Toomey, John Lopez, Rc.^t large group of children from St. Dominic Savio Club of Our Pagsno, John Lister,Henry Scheltz, John Mahony.Mk . ;1 AT DON Lady of Grace School, Hoboken. Shown with the children Plunkett.Robert Miller, James Rosario,- Brian Mur , are Sister Barbara Anthony, left; Brother Michael, center, Edward Valenzuela.John Bussanich, Dino Picinich, Th - 3 and Sister Carmela Marie, right. Thr children are Thom- Sheehan, Patricia DeGraff.Fllen Mangin, Hlyse Lamb.. -, as Santangelo, Roger Wingert, Leonard Minervini,James Geraldine Fisher, Jane Cornax, Madeline Daniello, P^-- - BOSCO JvlcGowen, James Veale, Charles Condello, Gary Enrico, cia Russo, Martha Dell Aquila, Nancy Gottschalk, V . y Brian Burns, Dennis Weyouche, Charles Smith,Albert Grace Mattessich, Anna Marie Doherty, Marie Sciar.-:'- RALLY Gottschalk, James Fusilli, Ronald Zimmerman, Joseph epore, Jeanne Smith, Linda Magich, Arlene Ltndsley,.'' ±r- Schmidt, Michael Schmidt, Frank Petrone, Ernest Cappiz- ice Mulhearn, Louise Paparella, fclvira Spadave^. =.

Normally, in 1%5, voters M1: ... J APARTMENTS TO BE BUILT ON LOWER PARK AVENUE go to the polls to elect a rra, :r and three councilrnen-at-laT^;. This would result in the su:- The first privately built apart- Sealed Proposals will be re- j acceptable. Proposers must have PETITIONS URGE cessful candidates serving a csm ment house to rise in Hoboken ceived by the Housing Author- | minimum rating of "A" by Best of four years. In more than 30 years, will be ity of the City of Hoboken (here- ' for size and competence. Pol- CITIZEN SUPPORT in called the "Authority") at If a change of government fi erected on three vacant lots at ' icles must be non-adsessable. FOR COMMISSION voted for by residents, however, 213-217 Park av. Others may 400 Harrison St., Hoboken, un- A binder from the insurance at least 25 or more candidates follow. til and publicly opened at 1 p.m. ; company, signed by an author- GOVERNMENT can .'nter the contest to beco- • 2 The garden apartments will have E.S.T. on May 5, for Workmen's I ized officer of the company,must Some 200 petitions are circu- one ov the city's five commis- 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 rooms, which will Compensation Insurance. accompany each Proposal. No lating in Hoboken, calling for a sioners. This would be a change Include the latest appliances and Only Proposals from compan- bid shall be withdrawn' for a change In the present rype of from the mayor-council form of air conditioning. The project ies authorized to transact bus- period of sixty (60) days sub- government. goveram ent. will co« approximately $ 150,000. iness In New Jersey will be sequent to opening of bids BELIEVE IN..... Firs; we believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FtdftTING OF ANY by LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Secondly, we believe in.a STATE LOTTERY for New Jer- ET'S TALK ABOUT YOLM? TROUBLES. Every week I get sey. Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we believe the IJ so many letters from ivafk-rs asking: fo* advice that I've decided N.Y.-N.J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES to devote this week's column to your fashion problems. WHICH jLOSB RATABLES TO THE EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY. BEAUTY ON A BUDGET One quandry many let- ters complained about is the cost of beauty on a EDITORIALS budget. Everybody knows, they say, that you can save BY DOROTHY SKTOH »••'•"•••»•"•"' nitiinuni money by knitting your own things — but can you knit new, smart fashion- able styles? To that 1 : S always have one answei. AN ; • I','-'... 3 If you think high fashion doesn't come in home knit- ting then you haven't been following this column care- UNWARRANTED TAX fully enough. STYLISH- SWF.ATEK Today's selection is a good example. This tweedy L utrsi ^ Park mayor and councilwilt be taking a regretable step if - they the proposal of Tax Assessor Edward T. Farreli and impose a jacket is knitted in the new ix SERVE AT DRLD'S FAIR '0 units from Hudson Council "WftNSIO. Scouts of America will be duty next Friday, April 24 he New York World's Fair, e Wonderful World of Scout- " it was announced this week Tiomas Hustead, council pre- 19TH nt. ; Jersey City Scouters.com- d of 20 boys and two leaders be on duty from 9 a.m. to .m. and will serve as guides put on demonstrations at the Scout Pavilion. l Explorer Scouts each from 77, St. Joseph's Roman M1VWERSARY o!ic Church, and Post 52, Paul's of Greenville, have selected to represent the icil for the one day assign- h them will be their leaders nas McMillan of Post 77 and •les Parris of Post 52. iddition to serving as guides SALE he scout pavilion, the Jersey group is expected to ex- 10 DAYS ONLY! : Scoutin? skills and serve juarJs of honor at Fair - isored evenrs and ceremonies i Boy Scouts will be ;he only h group represented at the . They also were represented orlds fairs in Chicago, N'ew : and Seattle in other years. ie Wonderful World of Scout - pavilion features an outdoor tig arena for 300 persons and red arcades depicting many es of scouting. re •.•/ill be at leasr 100 hoys 10 leaders at the exhibition 1 times, all under the lead- ip of a professional staff of : executives of the National 11 of Boy Scouts of Ameri-

of the Boy Scouts serving | he World's Fair will wear ; ial Fair patches. , ink Parachini, Hudson Coun- ; :out executive, has announced , OFF •he council would have a ".eek ; le Fair starting on June 30, j n2 which time 10 boys and • 14 K CHARMS * 14 K BRACELET WATCHES leader will serve at the Scout ' lion for seven days. Different • 14K BRACELETS • 14 K PINS, EA1RINGS, Etc. will be on duty each day, , •ver, . \ • 14 K MEN'S JEWELRY » CULTURED PEA!LS >se who will represent Post ' n April 24 are Richard Beh- ' , Robert Bortfeld, James Hey, John Oonolan, Randall | ton, Tom Monahan, Gary ( Savings Up it* iano.Tom SaboJLarry Smith ! A'oody Whitney. | >m Post 52 will be Walt pbell, George Furst, John j •s, Joe Kelly, John and Ro- j Korsu, Fd Langendorfer, ; Luciano, Walter Weber and Malecki. ,

,VCA TO HOLD ! WATCHES • LUGGAGE JFFETSUPPER | JEWELRY • GIFTWARE S'D CARD PARTY j ! SILVERWARE • CHINA ss Mar'.e lieghenian, chair- CLOCKS • CRYSTAL i of the Program Planning i imittee of the YWCA, 270 j .4// Merchandise Included In This Sole -mount Avenue, Jersey City, ! sunced this week plans for I We premised the public the most distinguished and beautiful items at rffet supper and card party, ! the lowest possible prices. We feel we have kept this promise. We sday evening, April 28 at j ) p.m. which will feature a I hall stand firmly on our reputaiion for integrity and fair dealing ' Fashion Show of coats^suits j all times. Please try to visit us during our Annive'sary. dresses made in the Sewing sses at the YWCA under the r-rvision of Mrs. Margaret Unusually Distinctive -ell and Mrs. Marie Squeo, ructors. Th- . e vill also be a :iay of hat fashions made in FREE GIFTS "Y" mlllir~ry classes under direction of Mrs. Rose Mc- Riven with every purchas? d, teacher. t-galns galore will be found at "Y" Lobby Shop (end of sea- sell-out) from 1 to 9 p.m. -s. Gerritt Fielstra'will be Irman of the buffet supper, nmittee members will include I. Edward Coleman, Mrs. Ham Kueharskl, Mrs.Charles dl, Mrs. Edward Cole, Miss Tie Beckman, Mrs. John En- WINSTON jewelers, brecht and Mrs. Rodney Blal- Tlckets may be purchased In •ance at the YWCA or reserv- CORNER 33RD ST. and BERGENLiNE AVE., UNION CITY by calling DE 3-5700, Hoboken PUtorwl, ft\i*l, W*4 Give to fight

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NORTH IERGEH UNION CITY WEST NEW YORK CITY OF TOWN OF MAYOR MAYOR MAYOR Hoboken Secaucus MAYOR Tli«odore Dolljr WillidM V. Misto John R. Armellino MAYOR Join J. Grogat Paul Amico COUNCILMEN COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERS COUNCILMEN Angelo Sarubbi Frank J. JDucate Rudolph Tedesco George Zengel Charles J. Weaver Bernard Reichert Lawrence T. Havey Steve Capiello Charles Krajewskt James P. Nojar. Re newspapers will laud ronically, the longshoremen paid At long last, the unions are for this shop out of sweat, blood banding together to make the Those who would defend the con- a Gestapo-lilce agency such as itics or your Ideals, the chan- the Bi-State Waterfront Com - and toll of their dally toll. No- longshoremen once again first stitution of the United States ces are that an indictment will body knows how many thousands rste citizens Instead of second Bean to suffer many injustices mission, the parasitical group be forthcoming As in the ease that milks and feeds off the of dollars were used to create class citizens under the police and loss of liberty. The so- of organized labor, millions are this satanlc business to lure state of the Bi-State Waterfront called liberals who pamper the earning of the poor longshore- used - and taxpayers' money men men to commit crime so that Commission. It's about time* •'commies" have the advantage at that - to entrap some lead- of the support of those not only er of organized labor in many In fact, the editorial will con- high In government but also the instances for no other reaaons- done - and even praise - the decisions -of the Supreme Court as a private vendetta. setup of a swag buying shop favor those whose aim and ob- to entice them to pilfer from 1964 jectives are to destroy this na- However, the most complacent the docks This type of en- tion. Actually, the high court Uroup in the whole nation seems trapment is supposed to elimin- 'la running the nation or, to be to be,the labor unions. They tol« ate stealing along the water- more exact, the term .should be erate the Insults of politicians front. The truth of such an ruining the country. and yield to the pressure -of the Un-American arrangement is The court has taken ;P ray era indictment and give up not,only that it is a means to justify personal liberties, but also the the existence of the parasites RAMBLER out of the classroom and is now liberties of the rank and file engaged in taking the phrase on the payroll of the political ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY • "under God" from the pledge union members. It Is high time agency made possible by the ©t allegiance. It is, indeed, a that the unions band together legislatures of New York and Lew Rat* tank Financing paradox, that prayer ts not per- in the common cause - the cause New Jersey. mitted in the schools, yet the of justice upon which this great To clear up this picture, it cath of office is alvays given country was founded. It is time might be well to remind you with a prayer d exclude the press from plf. Ho-.vevr, thr idea] romance If they do no', like your pol- is about to blo.v-up because his information that is important and real >ife from New York hap- pened to visit friends in the BULLETIN Blvd apartment who pointed out the ideal ccv.iple not knowing the NOBODY male of the plot was the hus- . .. BUT NOBODY SELLS band of their long time friend. OUTSOLD BOTH They had never met her hus- NEW CHEVROLETS band. Now the private eye firm VOLKSWAGEN is busy -vatchinr the new apart- AND RENAULT IN THE FOR LESS THAN ment building. It could cost hl'n a pretty penny because he C EUROPEAN COMMON PEMARTINI is in the upper brackets CHEVROLET * * • MARKET COUNTRIES J 58S.-590 ANDERSON AVE. THIS GUY waited until the last BY MORE THAN Cliff side Park, N.J. .moiient to file his income tax "report. He took more deductions WH 3-3900 than allo-ved. He even put down his three cats as dependents. They called him in and he ex- plained that he had to buy food and pay doctors' bills for his dependents. He might have got- COMPARISON PROVES From ten a • ay with the fake if he R&H didn't give the name of a vet- erinarian - this trapped him. AUTO SPR!NG CO. M285' PJU. t SINCE 1898 ; FIAT [arop*an Delivery Arfwg—1 -. . * * * TRUCK AND AUTO GIVES YOU MORE! SPRINGS 6ALLIAN BROS. THFSE TWO GUYS went part- nership on a boat. They an- fWHY? SAVES YOU MOSTI 280 COUNTY AVE. MOTORS chored it in the Hudson. Every- SECAUCUS. N. J. 1701 Summit Av., U. C. thing wen: well until the one •••••••••••••••••i UNion 5-1060 UN. 3-OJ72 guy always, took the boat and I Ore.go VtT his friends out for a sail up FIAT VOLKSWAGEN the river. The other guy's bud- dies were always left at the 1072 LBS. 1609 LBS. boat house and got plastered 4 DOORS 2 DOORS COLLISIOC N SPECiALIS rs ashore. This -.vent on for some 54 HORSEPOWER tine and the friend or partner 40 HORSEPOWER MELONE Motors Inc. > A ho was always left ashore FRONT ENGINE REAR ENGINE tho-j^ht that he would fix his HOT WATER HEAT HOT AIR HEATER AUTO BODY WORKS Insurance s selfish partner. He fixe* the he,a- so that it would sink 'fir RECLINING SEATS NON RECLINING 54m & Hudson Blvd., W;N.Y. Appraisal 5 n» .' n-i" "out. His plan >.or!-:<'; TOP SPEED W MPH TOP SPEED 72 MPH •1!, D it ins'tai of his part- UNIBODY CONSTRUCTED rthur "Babe" Melone, President. UN 3-3310 I n- -, ," -.5M s '.ifc an ' .v-.n- BOLTED BODY :v -s of '•-. - •O:T f-n's :luh Muu 10 CU. FT. TRUNK AREA 7 CU. FT. sank sr •••• -.i Mlc of in- I !LI 1- nPCDATIMfi PPAP •5' n an' fia \ {<> be rescLKM o1,' WINDOWS FIXED REAR WINDOWS FRED'S AUTO REPAIRS "':• n" •. ". orl i's Fair Ferrv. 154 SQ. IN. BRAKING if sht '-v. r fin is o J:, he vjll 94 SQ. IN. All Makes of Cars & Trucks have [n 1' r.ve to • n_ AREA ALUMINUM FINNED Ignition- Carbureators- Brakes STEEL BRAKE DRUMS STATE INSPECTION SERVICE '• !"Pr -i-1 f-;c-n is for BRAKE DRUMS 6902-04 KENNEDY BOL'LFVAFM ! 'ley V, S3,,j si-nibr. WATER COOLED ENGINE Tl R COOLE D' ~E NGINE~ Guttenberg LN v-8 I fa islikes. ^-5 an5 d u rh".' bn-'') ha-.' hoy fri'-n's, <;t 00* $ 00 the (rii-ndship had to ^nd. ''.'ith- $ COMPUHSTOCitOf CURVED WINDSHIELDS out knevin;; it, after each date - 169? 1802 thinking themselves wlseandcle- 1 YEAR WARRANTY 6 MOS. WARRANTY CURVED CLASS ver - the boy friend of the one would sneak off and meet the IMMEDIATE DEUVERr MIRRORS other girl. The other boy friend •Price irteluiTw Radio, Whitewall TIret, AUTO did the same thing with her girl Undereoating «nd Seat Belts GLASS IOPS friend. Finally, they got married GCAS and one day In the heat of as CONVINCE YOURSELF AT IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION argument, the affairs that took MIMBtt OF place when they were single all H. J. 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Ann Lawaska of Biyonne cap- Columbia Park Laaes BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS tured the singles in the WIBC The Klnj & Quean Top Tea tournament with 6571 We are Scores are: Qutntano-QulittMO. BY TERRY and BOB DAVIS proud of you Ann I Our 10 star 254-1267; Lee-Sobenr, 138-1234; At the latest session of the proud of you Ann! Our 10 Star Hill-Baker, 4S-1234; Bendlin- Salute To You! Tournament is Bendlln, 72-1232; Marvota-Rob- Nogessers 845 League Jules Hohmann 201 twice, Ed Mads en for more than 25 years has Ur-bfich scored two new solo held at Minneapolis, Minn. Jean inson, 51-1223; Mlelaf-Tomaa- 210-204; Harry Smola 225; and I passed to the Great Beyond while Deruyter and Shirley Freeman merits when he bombed the pins enroute to visit with his daughter zewskl. 174-1218: Iannuzzelli- Bill Schmelz, 223. Our Salute scored a 1,156 good for 3rd lanziuelll, 20-1216; Socco-Man- for a 660 hi series and a 279 To You Jules! in California on Sunday. The place In the doubles. Jean shot hi rame. Rlckle Curasco shot local bowling world suffers a no, 147-1216; Holden-Holden, Joseph F. Cum-iings of Jersey 564 and Shirley hit 592. Bobble 186-1214; McGowmn-Farrell, a 6:0-246; Jerry Gtarmo 220- City, former president of the great loss. Our sympathy to the Loveland had a 550, Norma Mil- 242, Harry Raynor,201-223;John family of this good n. 114-1214. Our Salute To You Hudson County Catholic League ma kovlch 510 for a 1060 total and Top Star*. 4th place in division 2 doubles. Castle Lanes: West New York Bowl O Rama: Secaucus Art Short floored the ptn« for The Domenlco Bus Service team a 255 in the Triples Classic are the new champions of the League at CM tie Lanes. NOTICE Bantam Girls League at the Se- caucus Bowl O Rama. They were victorious with the 63 games TO ALL DOG OWNERS von and 2! lost and were honor- ed at their annual banquet. The SJONEX IN THE TOWN OF WEST NEW YORK champs are Doreen Boullle, Lin- da Alfleri, Donna Cronin, Evelyn CAST De Young and Kathleen Gascard. Our 10 Star Salute ToTheCham- pions! PRODUCTS FREE ANTI-RABIES VACCINATION At the latest session of the Wed, nlte Tavern League, Tom Bal- CO. FOR ALL LICENSED DOGS latlco was the tjl? gunner when he shot his 235 hi i>ame and a 536 series, Charles Ebel 204- AT: EXEMPT FIREHOUSE, 6106 POLK ST. 576; Aa^ie Lrppin, 192-547;Joe So'ecitto, 182-523; Joe Saporlto, ON: TUESDAY, WAY 5, 1964 181-518; Jack Brandenbure, 183- 515; BUI Thie-nann, 177-5 10; Club Royal 13 leading the league THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964 with 20 shames xon and 13 lost while Coral Bar is In 2nd with TIME: 7:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 1°-H; Club Royal holds hi ser- Add to the beauty of your ho ies thus far with 1'••'?!?. Pockets with do-it-your3t If Stone* steps. You can help to protect your dog, yourself, your family, and other citizens] of Fun, Inc. is in 1M place Well reinforced, needs no fill. by having your dog vaccinated. Remember, once the symptoms of Rabies] •sith 18-15 and holla hi team Just build your side -.vail ;- J wane thus far with £35. Art set your steps. appear — it is fatal! There have been no cates of Rabies in dogs in the I Oonito holis hi av. 182 and hi f CONCRETE N'ivn.1 IFS State of New Jersey in the last thirteen years. We can continue to have a] series 70 thus far •••hile Jack AND successful control program only if all dogs are vaccinated annually. Brandenburg ha3 hi _;a'ne 249. CEMENT SPKC1AI.TIFS Our Salute To Tom, Hub Royal, Coral Bar "A" and Pockets Fun, ' 5418 Tonnelle Ave. DOGS SHOULD RECEIVE ANTI-RABIES VACCINATION EACH" YEAR I Ar, K Jack! UN 7-3471 All dogs "brought to the clinic must be on a lecwh, accompanied by an adult,] who will place the animal on the examing table. A licensed Veterinarian will administer the vaccine. MAYOR JOHN R. ARMELLINO ROBERT S. GENDUSO Director Health Officer

NORTH BERGEN CLEAN-UP WEEK | MAY 4th to May 9th INCLUSIVE I North Bergen Householders are urged to cooperate with the Department of Six things you'll want to do Public Works in the Annual Clean-Up program. at the Bell System Pavilion 'Cast off household material placed at the curb during the two regular garbage of the New York World's Fair [removal days of CLEAN-UP WEEK for each district will be removed without costs. Take The Ride, one of the most impressive fea- \ Prevent fires by removing useless combustible material from attics, cellars and tures of the Pavilion. While you relax in contour .back yards. chairs provi'ded with individual speaker systc-ms, .Place your material in containers or bundle securely. you ar..- transported pasta series of stages -jtid filmed scenes that trace the history of m<.in s REMOVAL DAYS DISTRICT 1 communications. Monday, May 4, and Thursday, May 7. 1964 Try the new experimental picture phone service. ' WoodcliW, Weatherbee, Race Track sections, including Kennedy Boulevard from 54th This revolutionary new phone, a current re- i Street to 87th Street. Bounded south, by Guttenberg line; west, by Kennedy Boule- search product of the Bell System, lets both I vard; north, by Bergen County line; east, by North Hudson Park; north, by 7?th parties holding a telephone conversation see Street; east, by Kennedy Boulevard East. each other on small television screens. Watch the visible speech exhibit in which you I REMOVAL DAYS DISTRICT 2 see your own voice on a television screen. .Tuesday, May 5. and Friday, May 8, 1964 See the physical sciences exhibit: the actual ' Hudson Heights, Shadyside, West Slope in part including both sides el Kennedy gro.ving of crystals, the development of the tran- \ Boulevard north of 87th Street and west side of Kennedy Boulevard from 40th Street sistor, the solar battery, and the laser. ' to 54th Street; but not including that part of 43rd Street west of Bergen Turnpike; Review the past and present of the telephone. \ Bounded south, by Union City line (40th Street extended); Bergen Turnpike; 43rd ' Street; west, by Secaucus line; north by Bergen County Line. See the numerous different telephone models used during past years and observe the tele- I REMOVAL DAYS DISTRICT 3 phone manufacturing process. ^Wednesday, May 6, and Saturday, May 9, 1964 Examine the microwave equipment in the glass- enclosed base of the 140-foot television control I (4eck Area and balance of West Slope south of Bergen Turnpike, including both sides ef that portion of 43rd S»rwt west e* Bergen Turnpike, including west side ef Ken- tower that transmits all the television programs j nedy Boulevard from 5th Street to Bergen Turnpike. Bounded south, by Jersey City originating at the Fair. line; west, by Secaucus line; north, by Bergen Turnpike; east, by Kennedy Boulevard. Welcome to the Bell System Pavilion and By Order of: welcome to the Fair. NEW JERSEY BELL I JOSEPH J. JIALDINI (For information about the World's Fair, Director of Department 0/ Public Work$ dial 212 888 1212.) Hobok.i Pictorial, Friday, April 24, 1964

MR. SNITCH CLAVERO DOUBLE MIST H£ S H[Rl *Hf S 7 Short In Last Next Out Don't Overlook BY RED BOARD GOODT.. WIT AND WISDOM HORSES READY TO WIN Don't Overlook Should Be A Price THE SLUMLORDS are having a At New York ALI BABA 1! TAMAO field day. Especially is this STRONG SALIENT Likes This Track Should Win One Next Out true where tfie Latin-Americans Next Time Out I REDS FIRST At Maryland are concerned. However, in one BEYOND CALL J Last Not Bad Next Out IKEYA instant where the people had in- Last One Too Bad To Be True PAINTING Last One Too Bad To Be True j . telligence, they collected the THEODORES Rounding To Form PICULET cockroaches' and when the land- . In Rare Form Could Win: MA WEE Won Last Handily Could Win lord asked-, for security, they Another When Price Is Right Another "it's my lunch hogr." gave him ISO of the vermin in- DANHICKEY stead of dollars. It is about In And Outer - Tab ^ .ti—;e the boards of health get MAGOO tcreti.^r to eliminate the slum. Give Him One More Chance co'litions. High rents for dumps FELIX rr?i:-ht be all well and good, but • Stay With This One iv. :h<-3" times there is .no room KENTUCKY COtJSIN :" "Hary conditions. It is Don't Overlook "oblern in all the towns TAUT HAUL • Spanish now inhabit. Heavy Load Last Out OF Tin: At Florida :" was a real screw- DUMMY :o went -into the local -Xast Not Bad Next Out asl:ed for tvo single TROY OUR BOY. tin erican oLJctectiue The barkeeper said: Has To Be Hustled : i -an a double, don'tyou?" BEA HASTY DOMESTIC, MATRIMONIAL. CIVIL, CRIMINAL The• z '••' replied and explained, Rounding To Form "1 sail t-'.-o. singles. One iS( HOOKER 24 HOUR SERVICE for UP and the other is for' Likes A Long Race my friend in the mid-vest who SOMALI BIRD V/25 in Korea with tne.and at- . • .Last Not Bad Next Out 8409 BERGENLIN5 AVE. BONDED ft LICENSED, N. J. vavs drank with me,"- The WEST NEW YORK. N. J. UNION 3-131O ban ender shrugged his shoul- CONSTABLE *-••' delivered the order, bought her a mink coat/in one ned many times when of his drunken moments with ' 2 drithk ordered, "A his credit card. *'"\v that the OJULUUUULSL8JULT -rini." The bartender bill arrived, he clai..JS he never eked and. said, "A ordered a coat. The company :' I hope' nothing hap- is going to sue and bring the v.:r friend in the mid-. pretty chick into the picture. "SHOP ONCE FOR EVERYTHING" riartini drinker re- Actually, her husband is very i jealous and unless this roafter ' is settled out of court,there ^ill j be seme fists flying. The Jclc. .- guy better pay and stay in gf ci.; L"\G and not baa to health. . ' t i or dear hubby thinks has a good Job.- In •• is plavin-7 the Iqose- NOTION . and is bound to be rauso one old guy * LADIES- NECKWEAR * JEWELRY ACCESSORIES * BUTTONS. HAT & DRESS TRIMMINGS Whaf * LAMP SHADE TRIM Do .You Want For OVER I,OOI ITEMS FOR YOUR EVERY NEED Your Lawn... TOBYS TRIMMINGS Broadloom? J 416 CENTRAL AVENUE, NR. SCUTH ST.,J.C. • 5 W Q -3688

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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION TO CONCLUDE PLANS FOR DINNER

Mrs. Quinlan Heads The next regular meeting of CLASSIFIED IS FOR Hoboken Regular Democratic Or- Nominating Committee ganization Auxiliary will be held Of OLG Mothers Guild at 8 p.m. May 5 in clubrooms, 537 Park Ave. Final plans will Mother's Guild of Our Lady of be made for the closing dinner Grace School, will meet in the scheduled for June. auditorium. Fifth and Willowav., At a recent meeting of the Hoboken on Tuesday evening,May unit, newly Installed officers 12 at 8 p.m. at which time nom- were introduced. Mrs. John ination and election of officers O'Connell is serving as presi- will take place. At a recent dent for her third term. Other meeting of the Guild, Mrs.-Wil- officers Include Mrs. Fred liarn Quinlan as selected as Kurrle, first vice president; Mrs. chairman of the nominating com- Theodore Schneider, second vice mittee. president; Mrs. Rudolph Bahun, Mrs. Thomas Calligy, chair- treasurer; Miss Mary Stevens, man, E;ave a report on the re-financial secretary; Sirs. Helen cent Communion Breakfast. j McKeever, recording secretary; All past presidents were honor- i Mrs. Robert Schaeffer, corres- ed. Those attending were Mrs. : ponding secretary; Mrs. Edward William Kennedy, Mrs.Dominick i Mottershead, sergeant-at-anns; Gariv'anti, Mrs. Earl Boswqrth, 1 Miss Marion Kennedy, Mrs. Roy Mrs. William McCormick, Mrs. i Haack, Mrs. John Moll an.1 "Mrs". William Mathews and Mrs. LeoI Nicholas La Forgia, trustees; Tymon, in line of succession. J Mrs. Daniel Hanna.'an, punii ?i-•: The CYO entertained with a plav \ and Mrs Abe Harbanta, entcr- and refreshments were served. ; tainmenr. Mrs. Patrick Leonard, presi- | Mrs. o'ronnell spoke on her TRADE, HIRE OR RENT dent presided. recent visit to Ireland. Refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Bar- ZONTA CLUB TO barita and committee. SEAT NEW SLATE Named Delegate To Installation of officers will be Hemophilia Foundation i}-^ held bv Zonta Club of Hoboken at 6:30 p.m. May 13 in The Bow Richard T. Rozzone, public re- and Arrow, West Orange. Miss lations director nf the Plainfield Agnes Pfeifer, lieutenant gover- Area Chamber of Commorce.v.'ho -MABI- nor Mackensack-RidgewoodClub, resides at SIS Washtntrton St., vlll act as Installing officer. Hoboken, vas named as a dele- New officers t o be installed gate to rhf Apr. 2h meeting of V are Mrs. Felicia Santangelo, th'- Hi mophilia Foundation of the president; Mrs. Oetry Reblon, Fas'em I'nitod staffs amas, Rozzone, a member of the Cen- •"' e president; Mrs. SusannefV Leary, treasurer, and Mrs, tral Jersey Hem'iphilia League, Nancv Cerullo, secretary. was chosen as one nf ton from Board of directors will Include the s'ate of N'c v Jersey to rt- Miss Margaret Klrby, Miss Ruth present the Central Jersey chap- Kirbv,.and Miss Marie Dllcher. ter at 'he Metropolitan stssrin. Miss Margaret Corbett is I'rr'S' Imi of the HnhnK-en fay-" rurrent president. eery, I1-;77nnp is secrt-tarv of the plamfiold Remil Merclianta < TiTamzation, chainnan of rhe (-, ., ,.cr..e an,-j ln iusrrv riivisiori ; Education To Honor of the Plainfield I 'nitet r o-i- niunfrv H;md anri a 'nenher of ./•--^ I Legislators Wednesday the \e v 11 r3ev'~ba-r]!>' — of i"nrn — ACE | m'.rce Fxrcutiv-'s Assn. •to Pi- j The Hudson County Education L j Association held its annual le-r- Ranieri Questions AD D»* i islative dinner U'ednesdav' at the Clam Broth House, Hoboken. Playground Lay-Off Peter Smith, a Hoboken His;h vV-A School teacher and chairman of The lavoff of 3H emnicve-s of the dinner committee, said Uie the playgroun-1 recreation cen- association honors HudsonCoun- ter v.as quritinne' bv (~r>uncil— I HIRED IT -^ft: ty legislators every year for man Rudolph X. Ranit'ri nt Ho- their efforts in behalf of teachers. boken. "it seems more pract- John Mongon.countysuperimen- ical to keep the experienced dent of schools, and represen- people on so that th> y can ad- THROUGH THE tatives of Jersey City State Col- tninisfrT th'1 sun'ner prorra'Ti, V BUY-MART lege and Hudson County Pa rent of hiring inexperienced people," Teachers Association, vrre in Slid Panic ri. attendance, Mrs. Dorothy Rcyle, 1 When An'honv F. n.Tn.i'o,H..alih WANT ADS >*: president, announce 1 and Welfar" ' i"Mr'"i' i\: iin-.:tor .-•; •*.' -vas vi''S!i"iv ' 'n :h<- lavoff, a clear nns'er '.as no- rivn. N-'TIC: I ;a:'i,i!o, ho \i-v> r, sai ! !ie toul'.l w To whorn :r 'nav cone rn: \'v TV *o 'ivi SH-T • r i-.^s ;o thy •vifc, Angelina Rnbcrrn, having -ji'Mplf vh i are iai i "ff, Irft my bed an»! hoard and 1»- "'.',.> fiav" •)<< n toi:! th' rf',>AJU sorted m<~, I a:r no Ion?/ r rr- be 1! :uf-n rind 'hree "'oinert spon^ihlf for hf" d'-hts. \ in- -fnajnip.'^ in t'v- r'^vj,roiiri''s-r'>-- cent Ruherto, ti Garden St.,!!•>- rrr-a'i'.n ceri'' rs imrtau aj'-.r 1 boken. May I' ," Rankri Sfii-l.

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CELEBRATING HIS 86th birthday - - Pasquale Gabriele, 6th from left at table, straight and spry, enjoyed every second of his big birthday party. A resident of 598 67th Street, West New York, Mr. Gabriele, uncle of Town Clerk OTIS ASSN. TO HOLD Raymond Gabriele, has lived in the town for the past 24 DANCE SATURDAY years. He came to the United States from his native Italy in 1897. Others at the table are,left to right Frank Mas- John E. Otis Assn. of West tropaolo, grandson; Ann Mastropaolo, granddaughter;Dotty New York will sponsor a dance Imbimbo, granddaughter; Vincent Mastropaolo, son-in-law to be held in the Main Ballroom Filomena Mastropaolo, daughter; Joseph Gabriele, son; of the Cooperative Hall, 6018 Ann Gabriele, daughter-in-law; Pat Gabriele, son; Yolan- Hudson av.. West New York on Saturday, May 2nd. Chairman da Gabriele, daughter-in-law. The children seated infront for the event is Madio Ricelli. of the table are Deborah DeMaria, Larissa Abruscato, Continuous dancing music will Laura Imbimbo, Madelyn Mastropaolo, Denise Dinkjian, be supplied by Lenny Dians' Or- all great-granddaughters. In first row, standing, Frank chestra and BuckyBonito's Band. Mastropaolo Jr., great grandson; Anthony Imbimbo, greai. Mrs. Rose Najemian is co-chair grandson; Tony Imbimbo, grandson; Joseph DeMatia, man of the annual dance. grandson;Irene DeMatia, granddaughter; Jean Dinkjian, Athletic chairman, Frank De Santis has announced the follow- granddaughter; Karen Abruscato, great-granddaughter; ing dates for opening of the var- Sarah Abruscato, granddaughter; Dolly Karlovitch, niece; ious leagues sponsored by the Linda Karlovitch,- niece; Linda Gabriel, granddaughter; West New York Recreation Di- Beatrice Gabriele, niece; Marion Gabriele, niece; John MACK FUNERAL HOME vision: Sunday, Apr. 26, Babe Gabriele, nephew; Kattie Cervino, niece; Patricia Gabriele Ruth League, Miller Stadium; granddaughter; Carmen Gabriel, nephew; Gladys Gabriele, 12 to Patcrson F'lk. Rd. at Post Place Sunday, Apr. 26, Little League, s N. J. UN. 7-1752 Little League Field; Sunday,May niece; Raymond Gabriele, nephew; Bobby Gabriele, grand- 2, Comm. Otis Hudson County son, and, second row, Dinky Dinkjian.Norman Abruscato »ni mmiunumitnimiiinuniiimiminniimti,,,,,,,,,,,, Semi-Pro Baseball League^Mil- and Joseph Gabriele Jr., all grandsons; Tony Karlovitch, ler Stadium and Sunday, May 9, Anthony Karlovitch and James Cervino, all nephews. W.N.Y. Spanish-American Leag- Before you move in ue, Miller Stadium, Comm. Otis was presented with Our Servicemen Army Capt. William T. Lue- know the facts a special trophy from the Al Gregory J. Wolf, yeoman sea- ders, 35, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blozis Junior Football Program man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lueders, 1221 Cen- about insurance for his support of Junior Age George Wolf of 8509 Smith av.. tral av., Union City, participa- Football in Hudson County during North Bergen, Is participating ted with other members of 8:h Fact lr'Fire insurance alone on home and contents is not the past years, In an exercise called "Opera- Infantry Division units in a week enough. Your home could be destroyed by windstorm explo- tion Springboard" while serving of annual training tests (ATT) sion or other hazard. . Gattenberg Legion aboard the destroyer escort USS held, in the mountains south of Fact 2: Theft coverage of your possession?, at home and- To Hold Card Party Courtney in the Caribbean. the Moselle River In Germany. away, should be included. Fact/3: A lawn- in one Homeowners day, Apr. 24 at postrooms, 309 SECAUCUS policy . . . with one low premium! • ' - 70th St., Guttenberg at 8 p.m. *Door prizes and special prizes will be awarded during the even- WINE& LIQUOR STORE Inc. WILLIAM J. BREMMER ing. Refreshments, will also be (NEXT TO ACME SUPERMARKET) • served. Mrs. Catherine Pfeifer INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE is chairlady of the affair. Mrs. Dorothy Vurpillot is pre- 1315 Patersoit Plank Rd., Secaucus sident of the auxiliary. 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Rawhide for "Studio Girl" Cosmetics of DECKS, 2 TONE BLUE .BRAND leather on iron frame,quitestri- COMBINATION screen & storm NEW. $395. WH 3-8486 at his fingertips. Let auto-bible California. For further infor- accomp. you in your travels. ! king and modern* Cost $35, mation write to Box M-1014,Ho- door, wooden, 32" wide, 6'1P" ':5 - 25 H.P. Evlnrude outboard Only $5. Lux. edit, jeather bound I sell $12. AT 8-2437. bofcen P. O., Hoboken, N. J. in length. Cost $30. Sell for r-snual starter, w/gas can. Used w/golct- inlay $10. Pre-pafd by $10. Also, Metal kitchen cab- 2 -TS., exc. cond. $125. check, cash or m.o. Return post, LIVING Room Set with Hide a COMBINATION Sink and tub, 42 inet, 6 ft x 20 Inches. Brand UN 5-4530 (H) guar. Sorry no COD's. BIBEL- Bed, complete with mat, $100. In. $25. UN6-2514 (H) new, $8. Call UN 5-8485. (H) SERVICE, Vienna 13., Bratm- Call ni' 4-7031. (B) E-.'INRUDE-OUTBOARD MOTOR schweisrgasse 13, Austria. I 14 STORM WINDOWS, 23 window HOBBIES 3" HP., Elect., Perfect cond. MVniO C ouch $ 12. DU 4-7031 (B) j screens, 1 screen door. $10 UNUSUAL STAMP OFFER, *:25. Call LO 7-5909 • for the whole lot. In gd. cond.(B) ORIGINAL Catholic Bible-Beau- HFCORATER Wall clock, wal- • 300 color. Yugoslav, stamps, all *'-2 SPORTS CRAFT, like new tiful ly illus. with pictures. New, nut, sunburst, $1O.W1 4-5204(6) j ; diff;, only $5. Send cash, check 34 ft. boat & motor, also 25 was never used. Would Tiake i FOUR SHF1.F homemade book- or m.o. Prompt del. ^ar. bv i:. Johnson Outboard Motor. a nice gift. Cost S37. Asking Motors, Moritinery j case, antique •jold, must sell. KLEIN, S'eyr, Hafners*raase 4, WH 5-7536 $20. AR 4-SS34. ('i) ! $20. WH 5-70>'l aft 6 p.m. (B) Austria. «. Tools J ViRROR - ?S" y 46", beveled AMERICAN F.djcatorEnrvc!opc- •FEN-YAN— '63, 20 ft., 140 HP •Ul AS 12' band saw like ! edie, exc-. con .1. $20. MEDICAL dia, 14 vol. set, 2 yrs old, r.v.v, T L-3oard, outboard, cabin, head, Benjh and motor inc. $65. W|{3- | po 8-7714 (B) MODERN HOSPITAL TVt ' i\\^\ s:-.k, sleeps 2, like new. Must nev used. Oris;. prirc 51OD Sell for *29. GR 1-5S34 ' (P\ p'.ns het. 4-7 p.m. (P.) Wheel chair, push node;. >3'.) ss;. Best offer over $3600. i LAFAYF. n F. lir'-10 Comtnuni- Both in excell. conOitiori. 'all WH 5-5254 q COMICS, POCK.BOOKS * •-. >|N<- HANTAM SHOVEL *5 . A-1 | cations receiver—slightly used after 4 p.m. E. v,i/n< r, tt Harry's, 92 BloomfieLi .. ilro - i\'n., COMPLETELY OVER- $55 inc H" speaker. HE 3- Gardner av., jersey i"!!.1. '- -K TRAV 15FT 35 HP MERC. !' ,'l.Fn. S 10,500. HL1 9-3957 ! 5859 ' (H> V:iT. FULLY EQUIPPED, $800. OL 6-9163 STAI'FFER'S reducing -ouch, r: 3-8648 OR \H\LL '51, 2460 SERIES. Al ! R1VFR1A ELECTRIC SLICING pr-sture rrs* uni'. Del'ixr. C;ii' COMMERCIAL ms:i. COMPLETELY OVER- j knife, brand new Jift^iever used, $300. Sell $100. t'N 4-*'B3O (in •LARGE Fishing Boa:, motor •MULLER 9 cubic ft. c-rvit P.A' 1 • \ ASKING $l,2?0. HI1 i 511. Call 943-1522. " r-actlc. new. Call UN 3-5093 (H) mixer. Gas power. $200, ^-^". . (fl) EX'ERCYCLE like ne v !275! '\4- • • 5\v 8-9594 ! HFATH ModelO-lOScope.coi.i. 7620. (H) I i. 'R«!N U)ADER '61, A 1 COND. V-EN-YAN—1963, 20 ft., 140 • W L. C. ?i Demodulator probes 3 - H Picture Card X: ors 1 3 4 'I OS., LOW HOl'R-S. $1,350 ! $35. T.V. Picture tube, new OFFICE "".-. Inboard-outboard-cabin- If Q-3957 (B1 • read-sink-sleeps 2, like new. S2^. 939-3739 ! ) I 12LP43 $6. CO 1-8655. (B) 100 METAL FILING cabinets-' "jst sacrifice. Best offer (•RESTAURANT FIXTURE .or HiR TABLE Skill saw, 7 1'4 1 KNIGHT 50 wart CW transmitter Desks, chairs, S'nra^c cabs Sm. -'-•OO. WH 5-5254. (S>, safes. Fnglewood desk, 24 H-.im- I sale. Counter, soda fo^'ai , heavy "duty, case, 100-ft. '"able, ) crystal ?,• key inc. $2". Call T ! Stainless stell reach-in be , sh- Ml\ WH'5-9374. (R) phrcy St I i i " -48s)O- y' FT. MOLDED Plywood Boat," j HE 3-58=)9. ' (H) [ cers, television, frigidavre H GF.STFTN'ER \!imeo^raph with T-enee trailer, 1963 50 h.p. stove, also repairs, CN 4-2""12 ONAN Ai" iy .TfTT'rator model "re. elec., fully equip.. Like s I F.RNS large reel type riding stand Si accessories H'scs pasti ' Eves, call HE 2-6313 (II) lawn-mower, good cond. neweng. j o'c ^9 R, new conri., SO0 cycle ink, producing von' superior wk\ 'i v. all equip. $1195. UN 3- I 120 volts .\r_2* volts DC 2 ^8. (H^ 796-5420 (B) Pcrf. cond., hardlv used, ("ost : NEPTUNE-large dial rreis-7"r7 cyl. opposed S Ii.p. "as driven over %^0, Srll 5-47". -\ V S-2437 ', new cond with accumulative- $12", 796-5420 (B) *::-0 TROJAN 23-ft. cabin crui- r MUSICAL i totalizer mad? of alum. . b^onzt I:SED OFFICF FI 'RNIT! !RK £•:-. 185 h.p, VS. Sacrifice, ] for use on fuel & oil del 'rucks MINK STOLE FREE wher, you rv 5-0208. (B) n GERSTNER tool ho.v with tools, •Rrfinished Desks, Files Chairs ; $30. "96-5420 ( >\ bv.y the world's finest o~gan meral pa-;ern Tiakers, drawers, *;'EED BOAT, 18 Ft. 1951 Cris W'th the purchase of a Thomas have moral ho"o:ns. S95 comp. EDELSTEIN i CGARETfE MACHINE (! ri^h '-.'• eng) New finish. Must see. Symphonotte Or-gan, a free mink KN 6-30f>- (If) Office Furniture Warehouse S4 5O. Call 656-9669 after 6:30 I Smoke Center) Model M2?/"'r200. is yours. A fine pastel with LA 3-M53 r.-i.OL 3-3207. (h) J 866-4.471 (in f*la:r:oroug color and Slash pock- I 200 Montaomerv PI,, r'aterson ers. All fullv Silk lined. Qual- I I"AHLF NAW-Hilncti Blade Many i >.-K TRAV. 15 FT 35 H P. ! *EMERV THOMPSON - Soft irp ity is certified^ with Emba Seal- j extras. Mus' sell, Best offer \ cream mach., 2 flavors, 2 vrs. tlie official seal of the Mink PETS I ACCESSORIES "TRC. MOTOR, FULLY E- r I over 550. Other misc equip, •' ' IPPED, $900. DI 3-3648. (P.) i • .old. Cost 53,000. Best of ?r ovpr Breeders Assn. A stole you will I f> ' 4-5732 ' ] POODLE PUPPIES, tiny toy & be proui to uvar. miniature, also st>,:ci serv., all ; siooo. sw s-^w -, \RBAGE DISPOSAL General ! v 14' BOAT, 25 h.p. motor, craik- FAIRVIFW PIANO CO. i -F-hciri.; , JQftO Drluxr rrodcl : colors by todays top c :amplon •tr.i ail accessories, S235. Hi: • ROBTAIL fountain 3- tub s::•'.<: Subsidiary of "astro Music- Studio i ex cond. 520. Q43-7O45 (B) producing blooiline, syrup holders etc., 30x60 in. '9-4114. (B) 3?4 F-.irview Ave. I __—: Gl 4-3^7 stainless steel, for restaurant Fairview J cZ FT. Ganfield Skiff, 95 h.p. or lunch.. Cost J600 stli $R5 | WHI IF china '-ibinot, drawer ' FRENCH [ (X>DLF. Pt'PPIF.S - Offer ends Apr. 30. Open eves. i for silv. r, sliding class doors, toys, int. ch. Wilbur S^an bk?rd C:od (or offshore fishing, out- j AR4-9106 : P)_ WH 3-3410 r'rgers in water, good shape. ^O.O'.I con.i. ST^. 04 AKC Rcj. Call 76,5-1445 or 261- 1 8160 ?:;0O. TE 6-6515 PAY) or '*ONE 16 CASE Stainless Steel HARTMAN SPINET, like new, SHORT WAVF radio buiit for 7- 7-44S7 (eveninga) (B) ; cooler, used for 2 mons. One light mah. $500. OI 4-1342 PUPPIES— (MIN.\ ITAL. CRAY j 5 hole w/tray on side steam Police Calls. $35 : DRUMS, clear, sale, new & used HE 2-43&5 (H) I HOUND. A.K.C. SHOW STOCK. S FT. Pram, perfect for small i table. UN 9-0251 after 5 p.m. 10 WKS. SI00. fAPER TRAIN- Vr-.-s. S30. 332-5683 (H) Gretsch, Ludwig, Slingerland, I *JENNY STEAM CLFANT R Rogers. Cymbals, etc. G. E. Refrigerator—11 cubic ft. ED. EASILY RAISED. TE 6- $75. WH 5-9079. (B) •3561. with variable speed motor !P for '64 season. See this FORMICA Kitchen se: W,-3chairs Price $65. WH 5-9214 (B) I furniture. Top cond. Moving j $150. 939-3739 (B) lore you buy. No trades. Can UN 8-0474. (H) ! to smaller aptmt. Ol. 9-IS601 financed for 3 yrs. $ 4900. 5 PIECE DINETTE SFT-John MISCELLANEOUS j bet. 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (H) i PHOTOGRAPHIC 5KY LINE MARINAjINC, . FAVORITE TUNFS FROM AUS- Stuart Fine Furn., blond finish j 4 COMMERCIAL Dryers —S150 1 DE-VRY 16mm movie Camera - River Rd. Edgewater^NJ. A 1 cond. $40 WH 5-3332 (B) TRIA & GERMANY....Authentic i apiece. ?,3"7-42^. ' (R) j WH 5-9500 waltzes, drinking songs^narches 100 ft. apool fl-9 lens »ood j , cond. $30. 914 HA9-5791 (R) 1' GRAND BANKS dory, custom FORMICA kitchen table 34 x 44. folk music. Bring old world fla- j WARNER PROS. 4x5 laminating j rr::or well inboard for outboard, $10 WH 5-6970 (B) vor Into your home w/unforger. ; press-plastic, some materials | i-:'.udes spare motor, w/trailer, melodies of masters and trad. . | & instructions paid 570. sell j POLAROID land camera. Model cnplete equip. Cost $I100-Sell DINING ROOM Austrian.German tunes present, i S30. 914 HA9-5791. (R1* I 95. Takes Black&White K Color by native ensembles. 20 fact, }--'O. TE 6-2116 (B) •WARFIELD dropleaf mah. pictures. With case & access- new 45 rpm records for the un- (T3) ories. Asking $45, AR 4-8S34 <;TS. DA 7-3122. l"_~- - l6Ft. Fincraft, 1961 45 exten. table 54 x 40, 3 leaves | believable low price of $10. Cash, fJ. -, Evinrude Lark motor, elec. extend., 40 x 96 table pads. Al check or r...o. We pay post. sie-t. plus all equip. $550. cond. $95; 4 decorator side chairs ! Prompt del. VERSAND-QUELLE WE LIST YOUR AD FREE 3':-7413. After 3 p.m. UN for dining or liv. rm. excel, ; Vienna, Stammersdorferstrasse ~-^»9 (H) cond, $100 complete; breakfast * 133, Austria. PAY ONLY WHEN YOU SELL mah., 54x79, good cond. 5100. PIC iae list the foIJowina; Ufrrn(a) in your 6 n^rtpiTMT^. 1 igrw to fiottfy you lmmH- Utcly wH*n the sale Is made so ttat the «d m*y be remftvecJ from your uewfrpaprrs. DE 2-0862 aft. 4 p.m. | *KIRBY VACUUM-A11 accessor. 1 'm-irr»t«nd rhK rh*r« Is • commission due when the Item la soldi *n4 «gre« to re-wir HV7SO.-8 ft. 3 point 10 H.P. paymo Vlf-:. 3 props, car carrier w/ j UN 6-9166 « promptly.MAIL TQ RUY_MART CLASSIFJEJ? {>i CARE OF DINNING Rm. set 9 piece Mod- THIS °>""». $295. WH5-8874 (B) ern antique white UN6-2468. (H) TAR PAPER - factory rejects. NEWSPAPER - 155 BROAD AVENUE. FA1RVIEW. N. J. I'.' RACINGPRAM-fiberglasbot- DINING Room Set, $40. Call ' 50< roll, shingles, $4.75 sq.,as- ITEM * 1 trrr, Mark 25 Mercury outboard, DU 4-7031. (B) j phalt ter liquid & cement $1.95 just overhauled, $175. DI 3-4999 I can. Also' rallrd. damaged furn. a::. 5 p.m. (B) 7 PC. MODERN dining room set of every kind. Tralla's, 179 buffet, china closet, table & 4 ] Broadway, corn. 6th st. ,Bayonne. ! HE 6-4373 KAYAK-17 ft., canvas over wood chairs, good cond. $60. ITLM * 2 frs-ne safe & light, cushions, WH 5-6970 (B) •2 WALL CABINETS, 3 show psiile. $50. DU 4-3221 (B) ! cases. National Cash Register JEWELRY 332-3323 CHRYSLER" Crownmarineengiae ALL ITEMS MUST INCLUDE PRICE . 1 1/7 to 1 reduction gear, hy- WANTED TO BUY £yjllc, $150. WE 9-0829. (B) OLD GOLD, diamonds, jewelry, •TRADITIONAL bedroom b y NAME docks, stones, for cash. Arian Wittcomb. Duncan Phyfe Chip- 14 FT. Trailer' for Boat, $95. Jewelers,24-A.E. Palisade Ave. pendale table. Love seat. 945- ADDRESS 251-7715. (B) EnRlewood LO 7-2653 0341 (B) CiTY PHONE NO. Pigt 12 CLASSIFIED SECTION

1. BUY-MART PRESS 2. JERSEY PICTORIAL TO PLACE 3. JERSEY PICTORIAL ADVERTISE FREE BERGEN EDITION AD DIAL 4. SECAUCUS PRESS 5. HOBOKEN PICTORIAL PAY ONLY WHEN YOU SELL 6. JERSEY CITY NEWS C- WH5-4119 . *S.ee rate schedule for ads not accepted on commission. GREENVILLE NEWS 90,000 READERS WILL SEE YOUR AD IN 6 NEWSPAPERS VOLKSWAGEN '60 Kombi. Good AUTOMOBILES cond. $500 CHEAP TE 7-2415 (B) CHEVY 'S3 - stand, shift, sta, iATTENTION BUYERS; . \yagon, radio & heater, 6 cyl., VOLKSWAGON '61 Sed., red, 21, HERE'S HOW /I WORKS/ 000 mi., new clutch, carb. & bat. = GLT YOUR CASH BON I : one owner, ne'.v tires, $275. r HU 7-3247 after 6 p.m. PAID AND FREE installed R/H. Ex. cond. Illness -with purchase of m --" forces sale $1095. 866-5649. items through this new- - COMET- '61 Station Wagon, 4 1. AH ads are listed in our newspapers at no paper. Buyers are er- dr.. auto,, r/h, S1275. W!(3-5234 FORD TANUS '59, 2 dr. , blue (B) charge to advertisers except for the class- & white, fully equip. $275.Call titled to a cash borv--. ifications listed under "PAID ADS" in the U57-7521 aft. 6 p.m. JB) (See "Cash to Buyers FfiR-i '--r _ Fairlane 500., R/H below "Rate Schedule." Auto Accessories _ notice.) . \V ",\p e-c. Inirnac, cond. $250, • 4~l-2240 aft. 6 p.m. (P) 2. If an item is not sold there is absolutely no iiiiiiiiuiii •iiiiiiiinimS charge or obligation to the advertiser. 1955 CADILLAC eng., 3-2"s, GO-KART, Tornado, red paddei, >nriGE LAN'CER - '61 4 dr." cam, Mallory solids, balanced; s 3. If an item is sold the auveriisr- pays a com- lge thick wheels, speed to 3 Sedan, nc* tires, 5750, Call mission as specified in the beiow rate sched- 1937 LaSalle trans., rebuilt. mph, helmet & goggles inc. Pr.:e 943-l""6! after 6:30 p.m. Will sell all or part. $200 or $200—914 ST 6-5951 ,•» ; ule. ': ' best offer. UN 9-4958. (H) poNTl.v auto, r/ 4. Buyers of items advertised on acommission like ne (H) • basis are entitled to cash dividends. •VOLKSWAGON Air cond. compl. Air Conditioners Will fit up to '63 VW sedan. ! & Fans Fi '••-> i—'/Ml , • rcaro,1 , ualaxie (See below "CASH TO BUYERS" Notice) Make offer. HU79072. aft 6,AIR CONDITIONER, $50. Ci'.l , very clean,going 945-0727. (B) in'o servU Call after 6 p.m.' DU 4-7031. "> (B) I Trucks, Trailers TE N-2= •RAMBLER '62 Wagon, Classic, FORD '56,' 2 dr. Sedan, R H, ANTIQUES '55, pover windo-.vs,-) completely equipped,one owner, must sell, sood buy. $100. Call Jeeps & Tractors DISPOSING of many antique. i new trans,, SlSs. j' beautiful cond. Best offer. Call 914 ,NA 3-4584 aft. 5 p.m. (R) Authentic Spanish chest $3y). (P) after 6:30 p.m PR 9-7034. (P) FORD '59 - WRECKER,HEAVY FORD '57 Fairlanfe500R/HW.W. DUTY SUSPENSION. ASK, $1,100 Edison phonograph, $65. Car-id r! :•' '~2 Bel-Mr, 4 dr. sedan, LINCOLN '58 Continental, 4 dr. etc. immac. cond. $395. 471- 836-9724 card table $100. Many clocks, r••' ' •-•••or." Slide, R & H, hdtp., 34,000 mi., R/H, P.S. 2240. after 6 p m. (P) watches, so forth from $10 std ;'. , hat;r>cJ, 2 'r vagon, alurn. BUICK '60 LeSabre, 4 dr, £ New-Used-Rentals. Pre-season STROLL-O-CHAIR " \ •*ns., 4;56 posi. rear, P.S., P.B., Ex. cond. S995. Lp CADILLAC '57 Conv. full pwr. sale. Fairmont Park Garage,259 121 Broad Ave. Palisades " r.. KinderkamacR rd., Hackensack • > earbs.chromG'.vhls, 8-3875. ••. . (3) good cond. leather int. Best offer CRIB - grey, Paulson, no r- = •- . nych chr-ne, 51,000. over $700. Must sell. DU4-5732 . • HU 9-9340 FORD '63 Fairlan 1100 mi., tress, exc. cond,, not a sera::.i. fH) (B) SI5 PP. 8-7714 r) like- n>new, P. S,, beaterr, %.Askin As g •HOME- TRAILER-10x50, Great •rn Reas. 'all $1800. Call TE 7-2450. T-BIRD '57, 2 tops, full pwr, Lakes '60 , 3 bedims., bath, ATLAS Coach Carriage. G::; living rm., big kitchen, good 5-8586. (JLDS '56-auto trans^,4 dr., P.'S A-l, 51400. \VH 5-6310. (B) cond. $25. Navy Blue UN. 9-8-'-S cond. It's a bargain. Call P/B, R/H, v.g. tires,' good cond. FORD '60 Starliner, factory air. 438-4645. BABY CHIFFEROBE - Rockr-i- ., P.S.,.P.B., S225. UN 7-7685 fH> :ed, goodcojii. cond., power seats, wind., brfcs, ple, like new $15. WH 5-7755 "V> steering. Cruise-O-Matic trans, DODGE '49-Step-in mobile kit- WI 4-4583. (8) DODGE *n J3.0& minimum commission $450. 914 EL8-6492. (R) JEEP '63 Willys CJ5 tuxedo park DU 4-7031 J3) western hyd. plow R/H , white MUST INCLUDE PRICE. COMMISSION PAID ON SELLING PRICE. •TRIUMPH '63 - TR-4, excel, vinyl roof w/rose body must TWIN BED - single twin ied DISPLAY AD INFORMATION FURNISHED ON REQUEST. cond., red-black inter., less than sell $2000. 471-2240 aft. 6. (p) limed oak light grey, no m«- 1 yr. old. $2,200. firm. tress. $5 WI 4-5204 .13) WE 3-1217 CHEVY '62 Corvan panel truck, CASH TO BUYERS.'.' W/W tires, no signs, ex. cond. BEDROOM SET Walnut, 1 , '61 FOREIGN CAR (Skoda),yel- R&H. WH 5-7800, Eves. WH I double dresser, 1 night taMe, 1% CASH DIVIDEND ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE low conv., 4 pass., 2 tops, wind 5-1814. (Bj up windows, twin carbs., w/w 1 double bed, $100. 567-8158 (B* 12 of 1% ON CARS, BOATS, TRUCKS, TRAILERS & TRACTORS 15,000 mi. Sac, best offer DODGE '56 3/4 Ten pick-up. BICYCLES {M«*mum Ctjh Ot»1(la*i-n..50 on CirJ. Bams Truck*. Ew.) over $300. Will trade. -—-PURCHASES OF ITEMS'UNDER THE CLASSIFICATION "PAID ADS" Good cond. $225. 835-9712. GIRL'S English racer 2 IN TiiH "RATE SCHEDULE" AND ALL APS BEGINNING WITH AN AS- UN 7-2784 aft. 6 p.m. (H) IcRtt(')ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CASH DIVIDENDS. Motorcycles cond. $20. WH 3-7460. {3) FOR CASH DIVIDEND FILL IN THE BLAi-iK BELOW AND MAIL TO."BUY-MART CLASSIFIED" P.O. BOX 254, FORT LEE, N. J. AUSTIN '53, 4 dr. sed., ex. & Scooters COLUMBIA 26" boy'a bleycls, SEND CASH DIVIDEND BY CHECK tires, good eng., good cond. deluxe model, red, chrome fee- $150 or best offer. TE 6- 1953 KING Midget auto, cust- ders, luggage rack, ww tires ITEMp) Pt RCHASFP..... 3045 after 6 p.m. (B) omize your own body design $50. $25. WI 4-5204. f3) WE 9-0829 .. (B) MERCEDES BENZ '61-190 Die- ENGLISH Racer bicycle, 3 «?da PH5NE NO. IN AD_ GO-*ART, 2 1/2 h,p., Clinton hand brake*, good cowl faarm PA?TB COPY OP sel, 35-40 mi per gal., black eng., live axle, run only 10 hrs. w/silver top & red leatherette $25. Original coat $65. Phone AD HERE mmmmmm ex. cond. Asking $110. Orig. NA 3-2872 (R} Int., exc. cond,, low mi. Sac- cost $220. 914 NA 3-2872 (R) YOU* NAM rifice $1995. TE 9-1620 aft. YOUR 3 LINE AD WILL _._CITY 5 p.m. or ask for Mr Breen TO PLACE AD at TE 9-1600 during day. (P) COST ONLY $3 FOR PHONE WH5-4119 OUR SIX PAPERS. TAVERN FOR SALE-JerseyCity HGTS. - 2 rroi. REAL ESTATE LOTS FOR SALE Heights. SW 2-1945. 3 to 8 p.m. and bath, compl. furn. w/hotel DRUMMER - 17 yrs. old, exper. PALISADES PARK—New mod. FAIRVIEW 2 building lota zoned services for 2 men. AT 8-8859 wants weekend, summer work. exclus. 2-fams., 11 lg. rms. for 1 or 2 '"lamllys centrally MObERN STORE-900 sq. ft., Call DU 4-0383 Conv. loc. 5 min. G.W. Brdge located, short walk to all busses stearn heat, best locatloninWee- For Ren; 2nd fl. yearly Income $2,KX\ 20 minutes to New York. Call hawken, 3508 Park Ave, DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE WILL MIND Children Inmyhome Builder $47,000. Wl 4-7708. aft. 5 os all day Sat, & Sun. 867-8397 . LO S-8080 or at their home in Union City WH38*l£ TEANECK - bright, mod. 6 nns, RIDGEFIELD for sale' or rent BEROENFIELD-35 Liberty Ra.". area. Highest references. 866- large store or office. Modern 1 & 2 rm. air cond. offices 7835. (H) Exc. cond. Near Rt. 4 bus stop, Nr. Lowell School. Princ. only. Investment Property > apt., 2 car garage. Lge patting avail. Conv. to Branch P.O.Tea- area. Very low taxes.. Ovnier, neck Rd. Buses-Ample parking. TRACTOR TRAILER drivingjob. TE 6-8952 943-8662 Looking to travel the country. TEANECK - 4 FAMILY BRICK Lease or mo.tomo.ModeatRent. WI 4-4506 EHJMONT - Beaut, split level, BLDG. 10% RETURN INCLUD. DU 4-1950 •• 3 bedrms., I 1/2 baths/tnod. AMORT. $33,000. DI 2-4434' TAVERN-Going into construction Call after 6 p.m. WH 3-9693 WEST NEW YORK on 61M St.nr. CARPENTER'S HELPER-Young fplc, eat in kit,, att. gar., rec. Bergenline Ave. ground floor en- rm. . DU 5-3567 RIDGEFIELD - For sale or rent. or WH 5-8090 man interested In learning trade. Large store or off. Modern apt. trance. Well furnished desk room ( Please call aft. 7 p.m. 947=-0315 DUMONT - $25,900. Bi-level 2 car gar. Lge. parking area. BEA17TY SALON $35 a month. WH 5-5596 ranch. Prin, only, Lge. LR,DK, Very low taxes. Sacrifice, Own- Well established. PaliaadeaPark Help Wanted kit., 3 bedrms., 2 1/2 baths, er. 943-8662. Wl 4-2099 Apts. For Rent iEWFRS WANTED lmmediately- rec. rm./bar, Canopied patio ,att, BUSINESS MASONRY Bi SINE.SS for sale. WOOD-RIDGE - 500 Marlboro Vork at home doing simple sew- gar. 385-3123 OPPORTUNITIES 1951 Chevy utility truck, 1 pad- Rd., . 3 rms., 2nd floor, mod. ng. We supply materials and pay SECAUCUS - two family bung, dle mixer, all masonry tools. kitchen, bath. AT 8-0366 shipping both ways. Good rate of stone &. brick siding, 5 rms. & AITO BODY SHOP & equip, for $600. or best offer GE 8-0803 (B) Jay. Piece work. Apply, Dept. rent or lease. 434-9641 * — - ENGLEWOOD - 3 1/2 rm. gar, mod. 3 room apt,, 2 tile baths, apt., air cond., Individ, heat con- UV.% Box 7010, Adelaide Po3t full base., oversized garage.plot FOR RENT-Lunchconrtte, large Office, Toronto, Ontario.Canada. LUNCHEONETTE forsaie. Fully store, partly equip. ,est. location, trol, parking on premises, gar. 37 1/2 ft, by 100 ft., mid twen- avail., 5 min. N.Y., immed. oc- ties. Write BOM 110 c/o this equipped. Must sell. $l,500cash 335 Grand Ave., Palisade?.Park. JOYS! BOY51 BOYS! .fall price. OL 3-9526. • (H) WI 4-M63 orVvl4-71S9 . • cupancy, $135.' paper, 155 Broad av.,J?airvie"/. WI 7-0392 LO 8-4546 vfo experience necessary, white 'DRESS MAKING Business for- ihlrt & tie, full time and part NORTH BERGEN—New one-fa- DL'E to Illnes modern dress shop mily, 3 up &. 3 down, 1 1/2 for sale. Excellent location sale. Well established,'50.^bus- PALISADES PARK - 31n?e.rms, ime summer sale3 work. $1.25 iness increase 1963, No legal with garage, garden apt. $110, >er hour 8t commission, Apply baths, 2 air conditioners,storms Call UN 6-8,R03 after 6 p.m. & screens. Hot wate r heat, competition. For apptmt call '__ 944-27J4 aft. 5 p.m. ilutual, 401 Cedar Lane, Tea-' •RESTAURANT - Luncheonette, 5 943-8761- (B) leek; 435 Bloomfield Ave.,Cald-- fully air cond., cultivated lawn, PASSAIC—A new four room veil, or 1020 Broad St., Newark. $20,000. UN6-1016aft,4p.m.(H) .corners. $800 weekly business, aptmnt, Im. oc. $115 permon. 6 days. Rent $125 monthly. 3.LARGE GARAGES together vvith Free parking, lots of closeta, IAN WITH CAR to verify new BRICKTOWN-Baywood 7 rooms, Call OL 6-9649 ask for Jimmie. house for dwelling 6 store. Zon- -C.V. Signorello, 48 Main Ave., ccounts. Salary and ear ex- bi-level, S bdrmsjlving ran,kit, ed for auto repairs & body work. Passaic Park, N, J, No phone ense. Apply Mutual, 401 Cedar family room, utility rm doubles BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. Immed. possession. . LQ 8-6479. calls. Interested parties only. .a., Teaneck; 435 Bloomfield as bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. $18,000 Call after 6:30 p.m. 943-1484 >ve., Calthvell, or 1020 Broad TW 2-6347 FOR RENT CLIPFSIDB PARK—3 lge rms, >t., Newark. • GROCERY—Gross S1600weekly, heat & hot water, available May Farm,.For Sale 6 days. Other jnterest3. HE 1. • Rent $70, 257 Walker St. 4-1188 until 7 p.m. DE 3-7928 Industrials For Rent WH 3-8909 ' . (B) rKLFPMONE Solicitors-No exp $7,000 25-acre ranch, 9 rms., 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. lecessary, $1,2" plug com-n. to GARAGE TYPE BLDG." - 2500 house, 'bank bacn, near to To- GUTTENBERG - - Ultra - modern vork from Teaneck, Cald.uell, wanda, "Pa. Call NO 6-1388 aft YOU CAN RENT Due to illness si. ft., 2 entra- -es with large ir Newark. Call TE 6-4567, best location, finest looking, overhead docs; suitable for any apt,, 2 rms & bath. 'Inc. gas :.\ «-138R.or MI 2-1936. 4 p.m.-- •••'•'. (H) purpose. Reas. UN 3-0212 & elec. Fully air cond. Effi- equipped shop in city. Meats, ciency apt. $li0. WH 5-2464 (B) IAIRDRESSER, Female, expert- NEW MILFORD—7 rms;, split frozen foods, groceries.- Must FOR SALE OR LEASE - 50 x need. Full time, good working level, d.w., garage, 1 1/2 baths, see to appreciate. OL 6-9827. 100, 3 story, brick indust. "ildg. WEEHAWKEN—3 light rms,heat' ond. Call LO 8-5728. (B) panelled rec. rm., w-./w. car- plus 50 x 100 & hot water, newly decorated, pets, screened patio. Extras. LUNCHEONETTE lor sale-6 1/2 days , surburhan area. For new sink, 15 min. to N. Y.. :A\APHON1ST AND ORGANIST $27,900. Call DU 4-3649 eves, FOR SALE OR LFASE - 50* x Rent $72. Call UN 3-3974. (H)_ •ock & variety, union card req. or -weekends. - (B) information call 327-9877. (B) 100', 3 story brick indust. bldg, :l and over. Call 488-4873 plus 50' by 100' parking lot. RIDGEFIELD-4 ktng-siz<£jiltra- ROCHELLE PARK—New ranch GROCERY & nelicsressen, Gut- 5,000 or 10,000 sq. ff. available. OUNO MFN -part time4-Sp.m.- tenbenj, near school, 2 rm apt. modern rboms available May 1. home. 6 1/2 cms., 2 brhs. UN 5-7247 WH 3-5337 Rent $150. WH 3-5372 (B) SALARY 5 2.00 PER HOUR 1 blk to schls.,cttirch,nr. shops. very reasonable. UN 5-9802. (H) TO START Call IfU 9-4645.. (B) 2 LOFTS FOR LEASE, 3,000 ort Lee office needs 1 qual. Restaurant For Sale sq. ft., and 2,700 so,, ft., suit- 4 ROOMS, Steam 8i bath, chil- ' jun^ men to work in verifica- HASBROUCK HGTS.-7 rm. bung. Excel!, location ?,• oppor. able for lia;hf manufacturing. Call dren accepted,' nice'location, : between 10 and 12 noon. WH Will decorate to.suit. Jersey on dept., car necessary. Call' Semi-modern. Frpl., ear. Excel. Citv. DE 2-0732> (H)' Ir. -Henry 944-70O3 loc. $19,500. Princ. only. Eves.- 5-023" ROAO STAND REST.-Pizza IOOKKFFPING MACK. OPER, Sat. . • . 28R-44M 2 LOFTS FOR LEASE - 3,000 FNC.LEWOOD-3 AN!) 4«-R,OOM parking area, w/or without huilj- An". W/HEAT, IMMED, .POSS,- I.C.R. 3100, Good pay, 4 girl WEST ENGLEWOOD - Bergcn- ing. Aft. 10 a.m. ' W1I 3-9806 sq. ft. & 2,700 sq. ft. suitable ff. Benefits. DI 2-3100 Ext. 106 field. 6 lge, rm. brick and stone for li^ht manufacturing. U) 8-6479 ranch. 2 1/2 baths. Best area. Call WH 5-9235 9 to 12 a.m. 'OL'NG MEN with autos toverify LAI.'NDROMAT FOR SALE K\CK.—3 and 4 rms. wfbth,, Nr. everything. Call 385-2564 Good trade. Call 795-5244 after WAREHOUSE Garage tor rent, utilities, close to everything. Gd. ew accounts. Auto expenses 8 p.m. . aid. Cood salary. Apply 362 PALISADES PARK-I fam* Dutch; suitable for any business. 414- for bus. cple, irn. occup. 1 mo. 'edar Lane, Teaneck,-Room 4. Colonial, $33,500, 7 rms., 2 1/2 416 2nd St., Jersey City.» OL security, Reas, ,HU 9-3239 for .DRY CLFANING &. Tailoring. 3-7073. . (H> .sk for Mr. Merriit.from 3-8:30 baths, fin. baserot., detached gar Good bus. equip. Low rent. ,m. we"ekdays. many more extras. Must see to UN 4-2228 . aft. 6 332-6428 LODI—Rte. 46. For lease.3,000 apprec. Best location in town. sq. ft. on 100x100 plot. Will CITY-4 room's h bath with gas on gas heat, all im- ELEPHONE SOLICITORS to Wl 7-5221 ' • " WI 4-4563 LARGE LIGHT SHOP for rent. alter to suit. Good for off; ;e, ork from my -office. FJII or showroom or retail outlet, 933- prove., newly decorated. $65. Suitable for light manu, or other ! . ..UN 6-0542 art -time. Mo exp. necess. 51.25 • JERSEY SHORE-Point Pleasant, type of business in W.N.Y, 7272. f?r hr. plus comm. Call. 3 bdrfh.-ranch, citv water- & I :\ 7-BS99 : 4 ROOMS. & BATH-Jersey City, E 6-7950 from 10-6 weeigiays.." gas, heat, fully furnished. Asking NOR'M M ,[)_l3,n00 sq. ft., a" nn heat Zi hot water $65 mb,, also $10,700. HE 3-lirO or i.'i. 2- T AVFRN F< >R SALE 1 flnoi", avail. i"wu J.,a"!divonal a furn. rnT. I0S Sussex sr. 4916; . ' . (I!) space "\3,r bv a-V!<•".! if I1' • '"'1. g IS-35,wOrk \VJ! "-8O90 or \VM 3-9639 4"3f-l204 3n~ 1: ^n in ,Ft. Lee renewal aft 6 p,~r>. M' r. ilin-3, '•» I-;.-: 'i;i:r r]-~^f >rms,' p:. salary $ 1.25-.? 1.7$ per hr. LEONIA-New 1 Fan-.Hv Ranch sprinl'-or syst.-'-, parkin,T .irta, ]|orV>KKN—5 nns, hot water ill Personnel I>pt. 944-7003. $33,500. 3 bedri'S. r-nrv/ev-a5 I RF^F \rU \\T - 03 Central ov.~ Ai - i supplied, newly renovated blcfe;, Mr. Antfmny WI 7-5221 • or '••:] 4-4 "^3 Jers- y C'fv. Busy enrncr. Open 10,0- "• <;q. fr. '.''••... M" r'-iliTT, .inquire aupt. on premises. Call T 5 C!T •:. 5^,000. l.'.i : • - pl.v'ir , ;.3rV in ' arc-.l, 332- 4OO.. After 5:30 798-2318 S:\A\Q MECHANICS TENXFLY $3!,•. PrafT-:* tntn Armv, • %n ' ] ,r af-er ":1O Mr. Dennis,' CHEVY '52 Bel-Air, 4 dr. sedan. ALLIED ASSOCIATES 5 ROf.)MS EACH >IDF Rebuilt Powergllde, R h H, new SEPARATE HOT WATER li7".\T 4 r-;r:,)Fo\i, 1 i : haths. i.ov<-!y" tires, battery. One owner. Call IA\TH\' FOR SALE due to 111- ki'cii-n, living room wirh fire- after h p.m. $125. ."TE 6-2c.?<:," GARRET H. FELTER 1 ALES • REALTOR nctis Rragon. 12" Jackson av., place, screened porch. On Ige Jersey City . • ' DE 3-9416 corner lot overlooking Barnegat FORD '62 Cow., red, On u.lie XECUTIVE TRAINEE 30 River Edge Rd., Tenafly, N.J- nav. Contact Mrs. Lane, 567- 500, one owner. Very clean. C -• LO 8-2442 Evea. PO 8-1973 BF.ALTY SALON - mod., air- rjivon procedures will deter- ;| 8''69. . " (B) ing into service. Call alt t- inr your "aptitude for this HOUSE For Sale, 65x100 on Sad- con .., egtab. cliental. Englewood 6 p.m. $1675. TE 6-2528 V3) •nf ssional selling career. dle River Road, .Saddle Brook, Good uppor. for stylist. VACATION Rental, AsburyPaMT, -a.nin? salary $500. to $700! 6 rms, cuE'otn built, fin, attic, After 7 p.m. 947-5948 lovely 7 bedrm home furnished, CASTRO COUCH-goodcond. $100' •r nonth with really substan- 4 blocks to beach & amusement, owned by carpenter, will fin. to j STATIONARY & CANDY store Call for appoint. WIJ 3-8013 (B) il iicome prospects thereafter suit your desire, inside & out.- I 2 blocks to R R & center qf i;?--icnced personal super- for sale. 405 Grovp St., J.C,, 527,500* ?91- m | e;oo1 location & Income. town. Private Parking. T.V., 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM set with sio". Outstanding opportunity Season $>,6OO. HE 2-3656. covers. $60 943-7863 . ff}) Management. If you have SPLIT Level Hnnsv, hriok, 5 OL 3-943? rer.ifi college and haveasound yrs., also 3 rrn Bun^alfv-v, lol RT : \ RANT in '{.sekensack. Sl'-.spv ror\TY ror:pieteiy 2 BLOND END TABLES and mat- ipl'ivTnr-nt barlccrrour.d.callMr 50x196, N. Y. f; P39rs-ic bus. furnished bur •ii>>M, fishing & ching cocktail tble. $25. V Goo_' 'ocatlon, ?ood terms. No l hantz, HU 9-3223 between 10.1 passes Corner. V'-i.OiJ'J. VF Sun.U-s, Reason. Swimming; pi •• . e in-.',: v Soat; 943-7863 (B) ii' 9-3533. (B> 1 wn^'y or r.'o-'.'lv." W14-4 506 HUJ-'-? *} or PR 3-A694 ~1V- \IriOAN'Y End'Tab!es, made 0' NTER GIRL - Experienced House NE'~ i'B: )R}}> >C:U g-cepp.' St deli- to order, leath^ top & handtooled ours 5 P.M. - 12 P.M. Call in 3ol!d gold. $60. HF 6-2121 (H) l FAMILY under 10 yrs. old; | catrssf-n. Good loca:!nn. Ill, DI2-2484 nri.v S'il. 224-f492 2 CHAIRS, Light blue, recently .2 family clean, 6 h 6, or 5 ! TF -*-.NECK-Furn., sleeping rms. 1GH SCHOOL BOYS-T4-17 to 8u6 rooms. Ridgcfield anJ vicin- •uphol., ex. cond. .$75. for both. B:"-;.T-;.5 FOR S.\LE-Reason. nea- all trcu., newly decorated, \VH 3-5818 (B\ ork for Fort Lee office, #20 ity. Brokers invited. Modem Shoe rfpair,hats cifaned,a!so dry priv. home, entr. & patio. Pro- k., must be neat & ambitious. Agency (Broker) 375 Bernard cle,ir.. & rai.'or. CcU 343-3626 fessional women or students pref. ITALIAN Pink Marble Toffee Ta- 944-6946 PI., Ridgefield. 943-3332 anytime. Also Sat. & Sun. TE 6-1354 after 5 p.m. ble. $30. HE 6-2121. (H> TYPEWRITERS CONCRETE WORK WE PAINT Interiors and do gen- NATIONAL RUG OUTLET Patios - Steps - Garages LANDSCAPING eral plastering work. discounts. Showroom PORTABLE Typewriter, Rem- LO 9-0978 , . Specialists In Sod Anselmo Feraandez ington quiet riter, new cond. New 1201 Kennedy Blvd. carpets, mill ends & used rugs. MABBILL GEN*L MASON WORK New Lawns ribbon. Price $50. with carrying Amazingly low in Price UN 6-4063 No. Bergea National Carpet Cleaning~Co. cue & key. 9M-ST 4-5931 (R) . Patios - Steps . • 539 Grand St., Jertey City. Curbing *•* Fireplaces DU4-6253 HE 4-7776 . DU 4-2473 PORTABLE Underwood type- Home Repairs Rooiino, : writer with case, french key*.. DO 4-2337 LIGHT GoldAlexanderSraithwail LO 8-7479. (B) PARK ROOFING to wall carpet, 2 rooms. UN 8- ODD JOBS, light carpentry or Roofing, siding, gutters, leaders Dongs' Maintenance masonry, painting, air condition- JM74 nn WANTED TO BUY General coitfrlwtors,alteratlft«J AH types of regairs. 48J-424? borne or Industrial, specializing . er wall installations, gardening RtfRIGERATORS .HIGHEST PRICES PAID for pa- In kitchen cabinets & appliances. or garden manure delivered by per, rags, lead, copper, brass,' truck load or bushel. WH 3- I Serving'Alg l North Jersey & FREEZERS etc. UN 7-2698' DOMINICK CONTICCHIO, Prop. 55 GREENVILLE AVE., JERSEY 2808 or WH 5-8346 (B) I FREEE ESTIMATES REFRfG.—ex. cond. $50. UN on your 8-1196. Wearing Apparel CITY. DE 2-1668. (H) CARPENTRY-AIterations, ce- ment, block, brick work, root c\ ROOFINROOF G & SIDJNG •2 EXPENSIVE COATS - spring, coating., Eavestrough. 944-5895 ^Gutters, Leaders & Repairs,1? SEWING MACHINES CRIS winter, size 42. $23 each. Call ^Alum. Storm Windows,Do«rs.fc KNITTING Machine - - " Stride bet. 5 .& 8 p.m. UN 6-2373 CONSTRUCTION REMODELING HOUSES-expert S CALL $ Matador" made In Germany. work, reas. prices, painting, wall Asking $25. AR 4-8&S4 ^B) WASHERS & DRYERS Reinforced Concrete Sidewalks- papering, Sanitas, paneling, HACKENSACK & ceiling & floors. 437-0967 'USED SINGER SEWING KJACH.' AUTOMATIC Washer, $25. UN Finished Basements ROOFING CO. ELECTRIC. $17. GOOD GOND.' 8-0474. 10O. DL! 4-7031. (B) Appliances Subjects. Eng., Math., Sciences, AERONAUTICS, Teterboro. Apt, Languages, College Boards, Etc. M & M AIR CONDITIONING PLASTIC PARTY - Have a plas- AT 8-4777, Ev. 343-8611. STFREO-2 nnos. old. Coffee tab- tic party in your home. Receive DI 3-5581 le model. Beat offer over $75. i & . APPLIANCE CO. a 24 piece set of stainless steel Painting; || Sewers Cleaned • Must sell. .DU. 4-5732" TE 6-2946 ' HU 7-8682 flatware as a gift for saying yes, STOVES plus other premiums. PAINTING - Wallpapering, Sani- SEWERS CLEANFD Portraits - WH 5-7749 " tas hanging, Celetex ceilings, MAIN $20; TOILETS, DP \INS 30 INCH Frigidaire electric floor & tile work. General carp- $1O-$15. "WE DONT FAIL." FAREWELL TO A PRESIDENT UN 4-0063 range, Perfect cond". $60. WH- Beautiful remembrance of Presi- entry. Reas. prices. Free eat. 5-1875 • (B) dent John F. Kennedy in plastic fJUKE BOXES! CALL JOHNJURASIN WH 3-0969 BENGAL gas range w/clock,36" casing'.ll"xl7'V Send $1 money """ R. GUENTHER . $65. UN6-2514 (H) Order to J.. Casper, P. O. Box I Rented for All I Inside & Outside painting. Spe- WINDOW SHADES 596, West New York, N. J. cial price on apart, house.wln- Window shades,blinds & awnings. OVEN-ELECTRIC-3 deck. Like- I PARTIES I dows & scaffold work. Special Aluminum storm doors, windows new $100 or best offer. Appraisals I UN. 3-4266 I rates on halls & paper hanging. & siding. OF. 8-8704' ATPPRAISAL SERVICE Light carpentry work. Roof coat- JOHNRUNGE.JR. Are you selling? Areyoubuying? ing, roof shingling and outside 608 Anderson Ave. WESTING! IOUSE—electric gas siding. range. Perfect cond. $.40. \VI j\re you settling an estate? If 30, ANTHONY'S PHARMACY Ciiffside Park, N'J, 4-8! 65. ' (B) have your property inspected by UN 3-6033 UN 3-4797 WH 5-7800 a qualified appraiser. Immediate Prescription Service Open all day Sunday; Free Deliv- Truekim> G. E. Elect. Range—Like new. I. Frisco _ UN 9-1825 ery service. PAINTING ti Decorating. Interior push bu't.m . control, clock, 60 ' & exterior. Neat workmanship. TRUCKING, Demolition--Odd cyc> 1 •-••'Ire irsst. $75, Cost Beauty Schools 329 Broad Ave. WH 4-2720 Palisades Park Recom. by my customers. Fully J obs — Rubbish removal — Tree $300 nf--v. HE: 2-6733./ (H) MODERN COLLEGF of BFAL'TY insured. A. Skorstad. 385-3955 removal. LO 7-1306 & LO 8- ELECTRIC " SH )VE-Frigidaire- CULTURE - Established over Decorations PAINTING CONTRACTOR 7716. (B) Fuli sire. 40 in. Good buy at thirty years. Our graduates Interior—Exteror. Free Esti- ; will decorate for all occasions. ~ >. GR 1-5944 ;. fP) are successful beauticians. 29? Also will make favors. Call mate. Reasonable Rates. Call Main Street, Hackensack, N. Ji LO 8-8526. (B) JNIVTERSAL Gas rai^e, 6burn- HU 8-9106 j HE 2-1061. ers, completely auto., Excell. SECAUCUS PAINTERS P & W TV SERVICE cond. SI50. DU 4-8890. PARISIAN BEAUTY SCHOOL 1 Electrical Services Interior and Exterior. Free All Makes Repaired The Academy of Beauty Culture 100 AMP, 220 VOLT SERVICE TELEVISION SETS Estimates UN 7-5704. (H) Antenna Installation Finest Training-Best Jobs ; Complete with circuit breakers, 658 Anderson Avenue T.V. Console, $65. DU 4-7031 362 State Street j $100 and up. Mid-Century E- INTERSTATE PAINTING CO.- Hackensack ^JJ, ! lectric. DU 5-2093. (B) Cornmercial, struc. steel,indust. Ciiffside Park WH 3-6400 "£r" ADMIRALiJT.V.. console, HU 7-2203 residential. Brush, roll, spray. blonde mah,, new picture tube, ALL ELECTRICAL WORK and Free est., fully ins. HE 2-1955 very reas, WH J-6481 after 6 repairs done. 100-amp services j.m. $35. (B) Carpenter needs work. No job installed, ali work underwriter INTERIOR & EXTERIOR paint- TILING, all kinds, Celotox ceil- too big or too small. Also, Inspected. All types of building ing, aver, rm. $15. General cont. ings, hardwood floors installed, 24" T. V." CONSOLE, 1 yr. gua- any alteration work. ON 4- work. HE 2-3090 also minor repairs, all work also finished woodpaneitng. Paul rantee on picture tube, cabinet 6221 after 6 p.m. (H) guar. UN 5-9865 UN 6-3709 Catanio. 434-2116. (H) In perfect cond. 565. 833-2124(B) GARDENING PLASTERING & PAINTING 21" RCA T.V. Console, massive Clean Up Work AAA LANDSCAPING - all types of landscape work and mainten. No Job Too Small UPHOLSTERING-Drapes, slip - custom mahogany corner cabinet. CLEAN UP It Wilfred M. Bilodeau 945-0374 covers, reweb chair, $5.95; sofa •Good cond. $50, Call 5-8 p.m. topsoil excavating,'spring clean- DEMOLITION WORK up., reas. rates. CO 1-2330 $11. Millers Decorating, 7416 HE 3-7622, (H) J. LOGAN & CO., SECAUCUS One Man Bergenline Ave., North Bergen "21" ADMIRAL TV Console, $50. UN 7-6908 TURF LAND Maintenance Serv- Call for free est. UN 9-8060 UN 9-7657 (H) ice—Lawn maintenance. Indus- PAINTING . trial and residential. Call UN Exterior - Interior TOYS & TRAINS CONTRACTOR - self employed. 4-0967. (H) Gutter & Leader Work SALES ADMIN. - 6 yrs, sales ELECTRIC Trains (2 sets com- Brick steps, porches, sidewalks, Reasonable Rates . exp., elect, tnfg. 1 yr. Imp. elect, plete with board & 2 transfor- etc. Free est. given. A. DeCarto ED'S GARDENING SERVICE J. DOTSON \ sales, personnel/office proeed. mers) $50. Call DU 4-7031 (B) 661-1437 evenings. Free Estimates 244 Phelps Av.,BergenfIMd,NJ «xp.» age 25 married. 489-7509 Day or Night DI 3-4788. 385-6036 7 •fter 6 p.tn. j