MISTER SNITCH HE'S AmjCATION FOR MBMBEntlHP IN AUDIT HERE BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS PCMMNO HE'S THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY. 022 Washington Str*«t Ind Clu* Poauge P«ld WHERE! VOLUME 13 NO. 3 Hobofcra. N. I.-07090 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1970 At Hotaken, N, J. TEN CENTS

WHEN the mother and fethei ILA OFFICIALS TO ATTEND MODEL CITIES ELECTION n niai my couldn't go to tfw CLINIC GROUND BREAKING DRAWS HUD SCRUTINY became the picture Hoboken Model Cities "R" the kids were puzzled. On Tuesday, excavation for a sold and personnel reassigned to officials are preparing a When the Httlo Kid wanted to new $1.2 million medical clinic the new facility. CONTRACT AWARDS preliminary report to be filed know what **R" maant in will begin on lower Hudson St., Officials anticipate opening by ON SCHOOL MADE with the U. S. Department of Hoboken. Housing and Urban Development relation to the movias, his big January 1,1971. The two-story medical The King Construction Co. of (HUD) over a disputed election DfWlsW tOM flwtl TnCC n lYMMflt Middktown has been awarded tha picture wat ROTTEN. On acuity, designed to service most last month. medical needs for dockworkers TROOPER YOUTH the contract for general HUD has tapped Michael heerifig tiiis the father remarked construction of the new $3.8 to tha mothar about this flkkar and their families, is supported Coleman, head of the Mile by matching funds from the WEEK GRADUATE million Wallace School in Square City anti-poverty agency "It's good and rottan." Actually, International Longshoremen's Brian McBride, IS Church Hoboken The firm was the to investigate charges that an with tha naked art form a lot of Association and the New York Towers, Hoboken was one of 69 single bidder for the main election held May 27 was pictures could be rated rottan. Slipping Association. eleventh-grade boys from high contract at Tuesday's B rd of "conducted irregularly." • • • Mayor Louis DePascale and a schools throughout the State to Education meeting. The new The assertions had been made It's an old gag but this dame host of ILA officials are graduate from the ninth Trooper building wiU be located at 1 lth to the cabinet level department Street and Willow Avenue. must have had a good memory. expected to be on hand for Youth Week class conducted at and the New Jersey Community groundbreaking ceremonies. the State Police Academy, Sea Other low bids accepted were Vffairs Department in Trenton She was sitting at the bar with a Structural steel, Dayton Metal fTwna • gin irwna. SHW mo nsr William. "Big Bill" Murphy, ILA Girt. The graduation exercises by Louis Lopez, the vice president; John Powers, were held on Saturday. Co., Bronx, N.Y ,* $239,239; acknowledged leader of fffMKl vwi wvtditnQ tfltovhriofi. executive ILA vice president and Warren County Senator, plumbing, Edward Hansen Co., demonstrations which A bunch of loud mouthed guyt Anthony Scotto of the B rooklyn Wayne Dumont, Colonel, New Ridgcfield, $194,000; heating culminated in two nights of |KJv1r nOffVTffip ILA will join the mayor at a Jersey NAtional Guard, and ventilation, Hansen Co., racial disorder in Hoboken last Boout tfw slots in post-ceremony luncheon in the Commandant, National Guard $347,000, and the electrical week. the side pocket. This dignified Marlin Room. Training Center at Sea Girt, work, Badarraco Bros., Lopez said the entry of a lowwd nor drink The clinic, designed by delivered the graduation address Hoboken, $351,580. single slate in the election Mayo-Lynch & Associates, to the class and more than 500 It was learned the board must composed largely of incumbents, Hoboken, will be open to visitors. Sen. Dumont lauded raise an additional $190,000 to constituted a "rigged affair". certified longshoremen on the Colonel D.B. Kelly, State Police meet construction costs, since Over 1,670 residents voted with TV and, more important, could estimated cost of outfitting the k^aw «^A JUA—IS Mill ••! ai»A Hoboken, Bayonne, Jersey City Superintendent for striving to the incumbent slate registering near me owogue. <* nun sne and Weehawken waterfronts. provide young people with a new school will exceed the across the board victories, asked the boys to quiet down Parking space for 30 vehicles better understanding of law budgetary allocation by that including Lopez' defeat. around the rectangular building enforcement in our society and figure. The complaints to the of the drunkards asked her praised the boys for their much do you want to of white and dark brick wul be government and slate alleged provided. The structure, to be successful completion of the that specific violations occurred haunt a house?" Without located directly opposite the course. the senior year, may take the at the polling places with Puerto lowering her dignity she multi-million dollar Grogan Upon their return to school shape of an assembly program, a Rkan representatives not having "How many roomer Marine Plaza, will enclose nearly Brian and his fellow graduates feature story in his school been properly chosen. They also i to say that this brought 18,000 square feet of space. will be expected to report on newspaper, an exhibit, or any charged election procedures were to Hie rest of the bar The present clinic, according their experiences to the student other form he deems in violation of Model Cities unions and Quiet from the pool to a union spokesman, will be body. The report, made during appropriate. by-laws.

Kids are something, These in a local playground and the supervisor of the play area overheard this bit or Kinaergarcan cnener. une KM was bragging that his Dad had an important position in the Royal Order of Zebras. Another one of the kids wanted to know "What's a Zebra?" The youngest of the group, a kid who'll only go to school this year, supplied this explanation. He said: "My father said a Zebra is a jackass with pajamas on." Needless to say that the ground crew, literally, brokeup at the kid's remarks. The Park Supervisor noted: "With kids coming up with those kind of wise-cracks, there'll be no Zebras running this year." CouW the park boss be politically speaking?

From now on, a fellow whom well call Joe, will do some sober thinking before buying "hot" whisky. Two blokes approached Joe on the job and wanted to know if Mr. "X" the boss was in. Joe told them that the boas wouldn't be back that day. Instead of minding Ms own business Joe stuck his nose in and wanted to know what they wanted his boss for. They toW LIGHTING PROJECT NO COST TO COUNTY • Prime movers in successful drive to get Public Service to institute modernization lighting him that they had three cases of program on Boulevard East, Freeholders John R. AnneUtno and Louis DePaacaie are shown helping Charles B nincato, PS cable splicer, choice spirits - fine whisky for get the $500,000 program underway on Boulevard East. Armeilino represented North Hudson cities covered by Boulevard East in $30 e case. Joe evinced interest campaign for new lights and DePmcak represented county as chairman of roads committee. The Public Service finally undertook project wuaout cost to the Couaty. MS on Plage 4) MISTER SNITCH HE'S AmjCA TtON FOR MEMBERSHIP IN AUDIT HERE BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS FENDING HE'S THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY. S22 WMhington Stravt 2nd Clu* Postage Paid WHERE! VOLUME 13 NO. 3 Hobofcm.N. I.-07OM THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1970 At Hobolwii.N. j. TEN CENTS

WHEN the mother and father ILA OFFICIALS TO ATTEND MODEL CITIES ELECTION tosd the children that ttwy couldn't go to the movies DRAWS HUD SCRUTINY ^•a^BaMalBmAaVaVi 4AhA Ba<£dBiB>BBaBBftk *ma^^m, oa^hal^hflal CLINIC GROUND BREAKING OmSmmWB wM fnCMifV WS f8«aO Hoboken Model Cities "R" the kids were puzzled. On Tuesday, excavation for a sold and personnel reassigned to CONTRACT AWARDS officials are preparing a tO new $1.2 million medical clinic the new facility. preliminary report to be filed Know WM n meant in wfll begin on lower Hudson st., ON SCHOOL MADE with the U. S. Department of Hoboken. Officials anticipate opening by fetation to the moviaa, hit big January 1,1971. Housing and Urban Development brother totd him that "R" maam The two-story medical The King Construction Co. of (HUD) over a disputed election facility, designed to service most Middktown has been awarded last month the picture wat ROTTEN. On TROOPER YOUTH the contract for general hearing this the fattier remarked medical needs for dockworkers HUD has tapped Michael and their families, is supported construction of the new $3.8 to the mother about this flicker Coleman, head of the Mile by matching funds from the WEEK GRADUATE million Wallace School in Square City anti-poverty agency "It's good and rotten." Actually, International Longshoremen's Brian McBride, 15 Church Hoboken. The firm was the to investigate charges that an with the naked art form a lot of Association and the New York Towers, Hoboken was one of 69 single bidder for the main election held May 27 was pictures coutd be rated rotten. Shipping Association. eleventh-grade boys from high contract at Tuesday's Board of "conducted irregularly." • • • Mayor Louis DePascale and a schools throughout the State to Education meeting. The new The assertions had been made If • an old gag but this dame host of ILA officials are graduate from the ninth Trooper building will be located at 11 th to the cabinet level department must have had a good memory. expected to be on hand for Youth Week class conducted at Street and Willow Avenue. and the New Jersey Community She we* sitting at the bar with • groundbreaking ceremonies. the State Police Academy, Sea Other low bids accepted were Affairs Department in Trenton William. "Big Bill" Murphy, ILA Girt. The graduation exercises Structural steel, Dayton Metal by Louis Lopez, the friend - afri friend. She and her were held on Saturday. Co., Bronx, N.Y ,« 5239,239; •nenQ were wsccntng tsvoviSMH). vice president; John Powers, acknowledged leader of executive ILA vice president and Warren County Senator, plumbing, Edward Hansen Co., demonstrations which A bunch of loud mouthed guys Anthony Scotto of the B rooklyn Wayne Dumont, Colonel, New Ridgefield, $194,000; heating culminated in two nights of were shouting pool, hollering ILA will join the mayor at a Jersey NAtional Guard, and ventilation, Hansen Co., racial disorder in Hoboken last and shouting about the shots in post-ceremony luncheon in the Commandant, National Guard $347,000, and the electrical week. the aids pocket TMs dignified Marlin Room. Training Center at Sea Girt, work, Badarraco Bros., Lopez said the entry of a oame lowerea nor OTHIK long The clinic, designed by delivered the graduation address Hoboken, $351,580. single slate in the election enough to request that they be Mayo-Lynch & Associates, to the class and more than 500 It was learned the board must composed largely of incumbents, Hoboken, will be open to visitors. Sen. Dumont lauded raise an additional $190,000 to constituted a "rigged affair". TV and, more important, could certified longshoremen on the Colonel D.B. Kelly, State Police meet construction costs, since Over 1,670 residents voted with Hoboken, Bayoime, Jersey City Superintendent for striving to estimated cost of outfitting the the incumbent slate registering and Weehawken waterfronts. provide young people with a new school will exceed the across the board victories, asked the boys to quiet down Parking space for 30 vehicles better understanding of law budgetary allocation by that including LoptJ defeat. one of the drunkards asked her around the rectangular building enforcement in our society and figure. The complaints to the *4ttsta*« HIM i uti An iann - - - «w of white and dark brick will be praised the boys for their government and slate alleged now Hswm BO you VHNK V provided. The structure, to be successful completion of the haunt a boast?" Whhotft thst specific violations occurred located directly opposite the course. the senior year, may take the at the polling places with Puerto low«rin§ tier difnfty riw multi-million dollar Grogsn Upon their return to school shape of an assembly program, a Rican representatives not having feature story in his school TO wmf Marine Plaza, wfil enclose nearly Brian and his fellow graduates been properly chosen. They also 18,000 square feet of space. will be expected to report on newspaper, an exhibit, or any charged election procedures were other form he deems patrons and quiet from the pool The present clinic, according their experiences to the student in violation of Model Cities body. The report, made during appropriate. shooters. to a union spokesman, will be by-laws.

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— M ft-*-^- —S- . ^.^^—^ ^KaW^aataSiaaA S^^^Bbak S—g.^1 OT Kmoerserren cnener. UM KM was bragging that Ms Dad had an inyortant position in the Royal Order of Zebras. Another one of the kids wanted to know "Whet's s Zsbrsr The youngest of the group, s kid who'd onry to to school this yeer, supplied this explanation. He said: "My father said s Zebrs is a jackass with pejames on." Needless to say thst the ground crew, IHeraHy, brokeup at the kid's remarks. The Park Supervisor noted: "With kids coming up with those kind of wise-cracks, there'll be no Zebras running this year." Could the park boat be politically speaking?

From now on, a feHow whom well call Joe, will do some sober thinking before buying "hot" wWeky. Two blokes approached Jos on the job and wanted to know if Mr. "X" the boss was in. Joe told them thst the boss wouldn't be back thst day. OT mwiHfig ne own Joe stack his nose m to know what they his boss for. They told LIGHTING PROJECT NO COST TO COUNTY - Prime movers in successful drive to get Public Service to institute modernization lighting I Mm that they had three cases of program OB Boulevard East, Freeholders John R. ArraeHiDO and Lotus DePascale are shown helping Charles B runcato, PS cable splicer, ohoice spirits - fine whisky for get the $500,000 program underway on Boulevard East. Armetlino represented North Hudson cities covered by Boulevard East in $30 s case. Jos evinced interest campaign for new lights and DePascale represented county ss chairman of roads committee. The Public Service finally undertook project without cost to the County. on Page 4) figs 2 Thursday, Jhtry 2,1970

WEST NEW YORKER, Inc. Pubfaheo of: JERSEY PICTOBlAt, £»,1945, GBEENVILIE WEWS, Ea. 1936 JOURNEY Tl SECAUCUS PRESS, Esi. 1946; HOBOKE* •WrrORIAl, Ea. 195?; BERGEN FREE PRESS En 1964 & JERSEY PICTORIAL, Bergen Edition Es! 194? -• STARS WE BELIEVE.. Fim, wf belie*- in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS MfCH WVViLfi HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO WE PUBLIC. Sectmd, we belhfre in a STA TE LOTTERY for New Jersey (Ltw Puotd 1969), Thudly. we bettent in FREE ENTERPRISE. Uufy. we belien the N. Y.-NJ. PORT A UTHORITY SHOULD PA Y TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RA TABLES It hardly seems possible that and Conrad had things under TO THE EXPANDING 81-STATE AGENCY mote than a decade has passed control. They completsd the since the names of America's Gemini 5 mission and in so first astronauts were announced. doing, Cooper had accumulated They were to be known as the 222 hours and tS minutes in Mercury Astronauts, the toast of space, at that time the world SIX JERSEYANS RISKED NOOSE the space world, the elite. Six of record. Another distinction for them flew the Mercury capsule, Cooper was the fact that he was the seventh, Donald SJayton, was the first man ever to make a taken off flight status due to a second orbital flight. TO SIGN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE heart murmer. Following the conclusion of The Mercury project started the Gemini program, Cooper was with Alan Shepard flying a assigned to important tasks in When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people sub-orbital mission. He was the Apollo and Apollo to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and followed by Gus Grissom, also Applications (Skylab) programs. to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to on a sub-orbital mission. Then In addition to demanding ground which the laws of nature and nature's Cod entitle them, a decent respect to came John Glenn's three orbit test jobs, both ss so astronaut the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which flight that was followed by the aad engineer, Cooper served as entire nation as television backup command pilot for impel them to the separation. coveted the flight from launch to Gemini 12 and backup So begins the most binding document upon which any government has touchdown. Scott Carpenter commander for ApoBo 10. been founded - a document to be reread every Independence Day. On this followed with s three orbit Cooper said that following his July 4th let us consider the men who, in the belief that all men are created mission and WaBy Schirra made resignation from NASA aad Air s six orbii mission. Then came Force retirement, he is to equal, pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. Six New the toujii one. Jeneyans affixed their signatures to the Declaration of Independence. They become President of National This was a twenty-two orbit, Exhibits, lac, aad s member of were Wiffiam Livingston, Richard Stockton, John Hart, John Witherspoon, 34-hour mission which the Board and engineering Francis Hopkinson and Abraham dark. The war was yet to be won. For concluded the mercury program consultant to Intersaks, Inc., these six men and the others, the signing of a document of separation from oa May 16, 1963. The but both Washington based the mother country could have ended on the gaOows. Mercury astronaut to fly into enterprises. National Exhibits space was L. Gordon Cooper. It was formed to establish a new General George Washington and his officers must, at times, have feared was the longest of the Mercury convention center and a the defeat of their untrained, ragged colonial soldiers who were no match for flight* «ad an important step in permanent exposition promoting the British and mercenary troops sent by the Crown to whip diem into demonstrating that relatively exhibits from the fifty states. submission. What gave these ragged men, many of whom had never handled a long pried* of space flight had IntersaJes is aa international gun befote, the determination to resist to the finish. Could it have been John no serious permanent physical export marketing organization effects on the human system. formed in 1968. Hancock's closing paragraph in which he appealed to "the supreme Judge of When Cooper stepped on the -. the work) for the rectitude of our intentions." Inspiring words then - Cooper attended public deckof the aircraft carrier he did schools in Shawnee, Oklahoma, inspiring words now almost 200 years latsr. Words to give Washington's stagger a ttttle. Prom this flight and received a BS degree in weary men the faith to continue the battle for what they believed to be certain exercizes were devised Aeronautical Engineering from right. Words to give all of us living in today's trying period in history the for aa astronaut on long the Air Force Institute of missions. I remember too that faith to defend the tenets ofthat sacred document. Technology. He was graduated Cooper drank eight glasses of from the Air Force Experimental The rugged colonial army won. The post war years were difficult. But the orange juice after hit flight as he Flight Test School at Edwards infant nation was peopled by a new breed - the American. They had chosen had become sUghtly dehydrated Ah- Force Base, California hi from his space flight. to carve a nation out of a wilderness and in so doing had developed 19S7 aad assigned as an characteristics distinguishing them in many ways from their forebears. They Cooper, the durable astronaut, aeronautical engineer aad test were more determined and had greater endurance. Above all the winning of is leaving the space program effective Jury 31 to become a pilot at Edwards. then* independence had given them the incentive to work together to Washington business executive. Cooper has received many establish a near perfect society. And from the ashes of the long war our Ms retirement as an Air Force honors and decorations including government of the people, by the people and for the people was born and colonel is effective the same day. the Distinguished Flying Cross That leaves only Alan Shepard as with duster and the NASA has become the enviable Democratic way of life a greater part of the world is Distinguished Service aad striving to achieve today. a Mercury astronaut still on flight status. He is scheduled to Exceptional Service Medak. The signers of the Declaration of Independence, although they may not go to the Moon in Apollo 14 and Cooper is married to the have known it, were laying the cornerstone of a nation that was to spread that will probably be hi* last former Trudy Olson of Seattle, across a continent and become a powerful influence on the civilized world. space flight. With the passing of Washington. They have two daughters, Camala and Jaaita. Oppressed people everywhere look to the U.S. for liberation. Enslaved the Mercury astronauts from space flight status, a brilliant Much less known but of more nations are breaking their shackles with U. S. help and money. Our founding page of history will be turned. importance locally, was the fact fathers had established a system of government unequalled elsewhere. It is that Gordon Cooper was an Cooper's contributions in the honorary member of the Junior our responsibility to keep it that way no matter what the cost. Let that be pioneer days of space flight were our pledge to those courageous men who dared to put their signatures on a Astronautics! Society, a youth many. He faced quite a few organization I organized in 1961. document that could have become a death warrant. life, Liberty and the emergencies. His Mercury-Atlas It actually came about when a Pursuit of Happiness will always be ours if we renew this pledge not only on 9 flight was the longest in the couple of our members -on their the 4th of July but every day of the year. We must always remember that program. In his second space own • sent a letter and a flight he was command pilot of Eternal Vigilance is the price of liberty. I membership card after his the 8-day, 120 revolution Mercury flight. Gemini S mission on August 21, 1965. With ban on this mission Cooper not only accepted the was Pete Conrad, years later to membership card, he also wrote be the third man to walk on the a letter addressed to the Society states* Moon. and the boys expressing his Hot* To Get In Touch With 13* Right from the beginning this gratitude at being asked to join flight, which at the time set a the IAS. He said both he and DOROTHY SEXTON, new manned flight endurance 'his family were honored. This letter is in my files and PHOTOGRAPHERS record, began to have troubles. The fuel ceO did not operate needless to say is one of my Hudson County OFFICES: properly and was producing too most prized possessions. Anthony Cangiano -UNion 9-7973 much water. Officials began We can only wish this great contemplating aborting the American the best bat the MITCHELL WARTH WEST NEW YORK-M14 BwfanHm thought that Gordon Cooper will 866-8560 NORTH BERGEW-7101, mission but Cooper and Conrad kept cool and somehow managed not make another space mission BERGEN COUNTY JERSEY CITY-3607 K< to keep things going. Though the leaves us feelmg a little older and A. J. STRtPP - 943-9322 HOBOKEN-022W mission had been scheduled for a little sadder. or 945-5596 JS-OTt eight days most of the television #• • If ;•«„ .J^omv**, tmm* tea naanwl Caw WH BERGEN COUNTY-156 Braes i commentators, all quite It's God's moon; people g-SS—, WHS-Saa7a>WH0B»aa.T»ai»lt»;o«ha»a» knowledgeable on such things, should stay off it, sdaid a Miami Dudtin* for Iwrttttnt COWy « WMMMty 10 predicted that the Gemini 5 f«r pfettnw takan by our Bliateirajftafront MmH bu. Alt l8 phot » 1o0 A. M dt tmtmm ~^m~i^^mm~mA —> .. - «. * woman in an interview. She's •kMvy prims may b» V IM0 vp^W^V^pm. M9VOTK w* would be cut snort. inconsistent—she isn't staying H t>P.U. By the time the flight reached off the earth. •'• moms: •".-. '; . - • • * W .t/our day*, it tfch WSK e way. By the ^ there was DO doubt as Cooper CEN PICTORIAL Thursday, inly 2;119?0rcFi committee, stormed City Hall rush to elect delegates the federal government ordered nothing but open the doors Michael Coleman to submit a those who wanted to t complete report on the May 27 advantage of the program uiseppe McNAMARA election. use it for their own purpose Last Wednesday and Thursday whatever they may be. (NANDE2 NITS SCHOOL BOARD BIAS HOBOKEN nights will propably wind up as the only satisfaction Lopez and seems like it was a hundred years ago when we fust began telling our Hoboken readers what 100 his foliowei.. will ever get. We mt assessment was al] about and how it would affect them. Our efforts, at least in our opinion, were doubt very nu.-h it Coleman's y dear and easily understood. report is going to substantiate it H seems that experience is still the best tea-her Thousands of property owners will start finding any of the charges made by his month all the things we were trying to tell them months ago, and they'll be finding out the hard Lopez. Since the Model Cities agency city's once-a-year tax bills board of education somewhat enforcement officials? We and Coleman as its director were it this month and with them unpleasant due to a heated honestly don't know, but there supposed to be overseeing the the bad news in black and argument between himself and seems to be a helluva lot of whole election show and guiding t. The bills contain the several other board members people running scared. the people participating in it, tl adjusted taxes that must over hiring practices- There also seems to be a few how can his report say anything lid for the last two quarters Seems Jose was disturbed that jokers around who are taking that would cast a poor reflection J70 and the estimated taxes the board wouldn't hire a certain delight in fostering false rumors on him and his staff? the first two quarters of Puerto Rican girl who had about indictments and And then there is a very good graduated in the top third of her subpoenas. One day it's this guy chance that the election was iw all the claims about college class. In the same breath and the next day it's someone conducted in a legal fashion. But ng the middle class property they turned around and hired a else. there is something else involved trs out of the city will have dozen or so other teachers with Meanwhile, everyone has a here which goes beyond legality. and the test. It will be hard no real special qualifications case of nerves wondering about They call it faith and morality. etermine just how hard the other than knowing the right what is rumor and what is fact. Taking advantage of a die class workers and people. It's getting so you can't tell situation cannot be called illegal, erty owners have been hit Hernandez hollered long and anymore. * * but it does nothing for the faith sometime to come. The loud but to no avail. The girl still Chalk up another one for GM. the residents of the Model Cities >n being that if you want to wasn't appointed and the board It was here that you first were area are supposed to have in the t it there is always a way. MARINE PFC William Mart members wouldn't drop any of told that group of young Puerto program. And didn't those who time jobs are still relatively husband of the former the others to get her on. Jose is Ricans who were dissatisfied were familiar with the political to find and can make up the Eraida Rodriguez, 133 Cli still burning, and we don't blame with the way the Model Cities path have a moid) obligation to i money needed to meet the Avenue Hoboken, him. NPC election was held and the program lo make sure nils. meritoriously promoted to • • • planned to so something about everything was done in such a le immediate impact should present rank upon graduu Will there be any indictments what they called "irregularities." way that there wouldn't be any from basic training at the Mi elt a lot quicker by those in Hoboken in connection with After the group, led by Luis question about whether it was erty owners who, because of Corps Recruit Depot at F the current probes of organized Lopez, former chairman of the right or not. Island. are living on fixed incomes crime by state and federal law Hoboken Day Care Center police Again, we say thai the big can't go out and get a part position to tide them over, ayor DePascale has all but nised a reduction in taxes for ! but taxpayers who have Our DIAMOND is your best friend. d that song before sre more i a little skeptical of ever lg it happen. hey point out that it wasn't long ago when they used to actual reduction every few s. So what if it was every th year and it happened to in election year. At least it a reduction. nyway you look at it, it's g to be a long time before yone has forgotten auout percent assessments and the King controversies. There are some who argue that the assessments aren't fair since city still catered to special rests by giving out tax iks. * • • ackers of the petition ipaign to have Hoboken rt back to the five-man imission form of municipal Eminent are breathig a lot er these days and are almost itive they will have enough atures to get the question on ballot in November. k spokesman for the group ntains the question will be roved by Hoboken voters but re was a problem in getting pie to sign the petitions, ind no wonder. With Here are 4 reasons why: ryone and his brother ployed by either the city, Diamond Jubilee Accounts ... Diamond Jubilee Account . . . ird of education, Model Cities pay 5% (mr year interest from day of de deposits can be made any time in one of the other federally posit, compounded and entered quarterly. amounts of $50 or more. meed anti-poverty programs ras difficult to find registered Diamond Jubilee Accounts ... Withdrawals may be made 90 days follow ers who had nothing to lose. may be opened with a first deposit of only 'We're getting a warm ing receipt of a written notice to the Trust eption from these people but $500, the minimum balance that earns Company of New Jersey. re aren't too many of them 5% interact. 0 want to put their jobs on Ask about our Otamond Jubitee Passbook Account at your nearest Trust Company of New Jersey office. line by signing the petition Tel 201-653-4100 1 having their names there in ck and white for anyone to ," the spokesman remarked. Me added that even though y wouldn't sign the petition THE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY y were expected to vote for i change since a voting booth The BANK with the CUSTOMER in mind a bit more private than an en petition. 13 Banking Office* In Hudson County • •• Secaucuc Jersey City lose Hernandez, director of New York Uoton City Weehewfcen t Hoot* kfaW-Swrte CHter, Memoer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. iif Ur fft-Mn oi the Page 2 Tauwday, July 2, 1970

WEST NEW YORKER, Inc. i Pubtobcn of: JERSEY PICTOflfAt, E«, .1945,: GREENVILLE »I£WS Eft ISSf JOURNEY TO SECAUCUS PRESS, Est. 1946, H080KEN WCTORIAL, Est. 195?; BERGEN F«EE PRESS Ew 1964 & JERSEY PICTORIAL. Bergen Edition, Est,1947 ' W WE BELIEVE... Pint,- w£ AWiw in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and Me FIGHIiNG OF ANY Ijk WS WHICH WStVLD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC Second, we beli&e in a STATE LOTTERY for New Jersey (Law- Ptaetl 1969). Thirdly we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-NJ. PORT A UTHORITY SHOULD PA Y TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RA TABLES hardly seems possible that and Conrad had things under TO THE EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY. more than a decade has passed control. They completsd the since the names of America's Gemini 5 mission and in so first astronauts were announced. doing, Cooper had accumulated They were to be known as the 222 hours and IS minutes in Mercury Astronauts, the toast of space, at that time the world SIX JERSEYANS RISKED NOOSE the space world, the elite. Six of record. Another distinction for them flew the Mercury capsule, Cooper was the fact that he was the seventh, Donald Slayton, was the first man ever to make a taken off flight status due to a second orbital flight. TO SIGN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE heart murmer. Following the conclusion of The Mercury project started the Gemini program, Cooper was with Alan Shepard flying a assigned to important tasks in When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people sub-orbital mission. He was the Apollo and Apollo to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and followed by Gus Grissom, also Applications (Skybb) programs. to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to on a sub-orbital mission. Then Is addition to demanding ground which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to came John Glenn's three orbit test jobs, bovh as aa astronaut the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which flight that was followed by the and engineer, Cooper served as entire nation as television backup command pilot for impel them to the separation. covered the flight from hunch to Gemini 12 and backup So begins the most binding document upon which any government has touchdown. Scott Carpenter commander for Apollo 10. been founded - a document to be reread every Independence Day. On this followed with a three orbit Cooper said that following his Jury 4th let us consider the men who, in the belief that all men are created mission and WaDy Schirra made resignation from NASA aad Air a six orbit mission. Then came Force retirement, he is to equal, pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. Six New the tcjgh one. Jerseyans afiUed their signatures to the Declaration of Independence. They become President of National This was h twenty-two orbit, Exhibits, Inc., and a member of were Wittam Livingston, Richard Stockton, John Hart, John Witherspoon, 34-hour mission which the Board and engineering Francs Hopkinson and Abraham Clark. The war was yet to be won. For concluded the mercury program consultant to Intersaks, Inc., these six men and the others, the signing of a document of separation from oa May 16, 1963. The hut both Washington based the mother country could have ended on the gallows. Mercury astronaut to fly into enterprises. National Exhibits space was L. Gordon Cooper, h was formed to establish a new General George Washington and his officers must, at times, have feared was the longest of the Mercury coaventioa center and a the defeat of then* untrained, ragged colonial soldiers who were no match for flights and an important step in permanent exposition promoting the British and mercenary troops sent by the Crown to whip them into demonstrating that relatively exhibits from the fifty states. submission. What gave these ragged men, many of whom had never handled a long periods of space flight had Intersales is an international gun before, the determination to resist to the finish. Could it have been John no serious permanent physical export marketing organization effects on the human system. formed in 1968. Hancock's closing paragraph in which he appealed to "tile supreme Judge of When Cooper stepped on the the world for the rectitude of our intentions." Inspiring words then - Cooper attended public deck of the aircraft carrier he did schools in Shawnee, Oklahoma, inspiring words now almost 200 years later. Words to give Washington's stagger a little. From this flight and received a BS degree in weary men the faith to continue the battle for what they believed to be certain exercizes were devised Aeronautical Engineering from right. Words to give all of us living in today's trying period in history the for an astronaut on long the Air Force Institute of missions. I remember too that faith to defend the tenets of that sacred document | . Technology. He was graduated Cooper drank eight glasses of from the Air Force Experimental The rugged colonial army won. The post war years were difficult. But the orange juke after his flight as he Flight Test School at Edwards infant nation was peopled by a new breed - the American. They had chosen had become slightly dehydrated Air Force Base, California in from his space flight. to carve a nation out of a wilderness and in so doing had developed 19S7 and assigned as aa characteristics distinguishing them in many ways from their forebears. They Cooper, the durable astronaut, aeronautical engineer and test were more determined and had greater endurance. Above an the winning of k leaving the space program effective July 31 to become a pilot at Edwards. then- independence had given them the incentive to work together to Washington business executive. Cooper has received many establish a near perfect society. And from the ashes of the long war oar His retirement as aa Air Force honors aad decorations including the Distinguished Frying Cross government of the people, by the people and for the people was born and colonel is effective the same day. That leaves only Aha Shepard as with chutes and the NASA has become the enviable Democratic way of life a greater part of the world to Distinguished Service and striving to achieve today. a Mercury astronaut still on flight status. He is scheduled to Exceptional Service Medals. The signers of the Declaration of Independence, although they may not go to the Moon in Apollo 14 and Cooper is married to the have known it. were laying the cornerstone of a nation that was to spread that will probably be his last former Trudy Olson of Seattle, across a continent and become a powerful influence on the civilized world. space flight. With the passing of Washington. They have two daughters, Camala and Janita. Oppressed people everywhere look to the U.S. for liberation. Enslaved the Mercury astronauts from space flight status, a brilliant Much less known but of more nations are breaking their shackles with U, S. help and money. Our founding page of history will be turned. importance locally, was the fact fathers had established a system of government unequalled elsewhere. It is Cooper's contributions in the that Gordon Cooper was an our responsibility to keep it that way no matter what the cost. Let that be pioneer days of space flight were honorary member of the Junior our pledge to those courageous men who dared to put their signatures on a many. He faced quite a few Astronautkal Society, a youth emergencies. His Mercury-Atlas organization I organized in 1961. document that could have become a death warrant. Life, Liberty and the It actually came about when a Pursuit of Happiness will always be ours if we renew this pledge not only on 9 flight was the longest in th* program. In his second spa::; couple of our members - on their the 4th of July but every day of the year. We must always remember that own • sent a totter and a flight he was command ri!ct of Eternal Vigilance is the price of liberty. the 8-day, 120 revolution membership card after his Gemini 5 mission on August 21, Mercury flight. 1965. With him on this mission Cooper not only accepted the was Pete Conrad, years later to membership card, he also wrote be the third man to walk on the a letter addressed to the Society Moon. and the boys expressing his How To Get In Touch With C/« , Right from the beginning this gratitude at being asked to join flight, which at the time set a the J.A.S. He said both he and DOROTHY SEXTON, new manned flight endurance his family were honored. This letter is in my fifes and PHOTOGRAPHERS record, began to have troubles. The fuel cell did not operate needless to say is one of my Hudson County OFFICES: properly and was producing too most prized possessions. Anthony Cangmnv • UNion 9-7973 much water. Officials began We can only wish this great unerican the best but the MITCHELL WARTH WEST NEW YORK-6014 Bcrflanliiw contemplating aborting the mission but Cooper and Conrad thought that Gordon Cooper will 8663560 NORTH BERGEN-71O1 Jaduen Stract not make another space mission JERSEY CITY-36O7 Kennedy Boulevard kept cool aad somehow managed BERGEN COUNTY to keep things going. Though the leaves us feeling a little older and A.J. STRtPP. 943-9322 HOBOKEN-922W«h«tt«. mission had been scheduled for a little sadder. ! SECAUCUS-i279PtaM eight days most of the television • •• or 945-5596 BERGEN COUNTY-156 Broad Ave«MM,Fairvt«w commentators, all quite It's God's moon; people S-65MIf j*-~. WM. .,t>..'A>mm*mi5-68*7 m WH eawnoth S-86M.a Thar faatftailCa* * *• M«*•«* WM• OaHtina tor aOvartiwnt copy J* w«dr>«jdiy 10 knowledgeable on such things, far picturw takan by our pnutoajiiwan a*rt 8 a 10 should stay off it, sdaid a Miami A M. AM rates uewttcjuesL Deadline far mm copy predicted that the G-nnini 5 woman in an interview. She's y p would be cut short. inconsistent—she isn't faying —«jnmant» rmwt tw nciHaJ at *raa atayi In is Tutsdw * •»• M- Call pHotayph ta of . ; PHONES: By the time the flight reached off the earth. wntmmmiw, the halfway point at/bur day., it, began to took Ifce they might go •B the way. By the sixthda* *•ther—e was no doubt at Cooper HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, My 2^9?0>-:rtge 3 committee, stormed City Hall rush to elect delegates did the federal government ordered nothing but open the doors for Michael Coleman to submit a those who wanted to take complete report on the May 27 advantage of the program and Guiseppe McNAMARA - election. use it for their own purposes - Last Wednesday and Thursday whatever they may be. HERNANDEZ HITS SCHOOL BOARD BIAS HOBOKEN nights will propably wind up as the only satisfaction Lopez and It seems like it was a hundred years ago when we first began telling our Hoboken readers what 100 his followers will ever get. We percent assessment was all about and how it would affect them. Our efforts, at least in our opinion, were doubt very much if Coleman's pretty clear and easily understood. report is going to substantiate But it seems that experience ir still the best teacher Thousands of property owners will start finding any of the charges made by out this month all the things we were trying to tell them months ago, and they'll be finding out the hard Lopez. way. Since the Model Cities agency The city's once-a-year tax bills board of education somewhat enforcement officials? We and Coleman as its director were go out this month and with them unpleasant due to a heated honestly don't know, but there supposed to be overseeing the goes the bad news in black and argument between himself and seems to be a helluva lot of whole election show and guiding white. The Hills contain the several other board members people running scared. actual adjusted taxes that must the people participating in it, over hiring practices. There also seems to be a few how can his report say anything be paid for the last two quarters jokers around who are taking of 1970 and the estimated taxes Seems Jose was disturbed that that would cast a poor reflection the board wouldn't hire a certain delight in fostering false rumors on him and his staff? for the first two quarters of about indictments and 1971. Puerto Rican girl who had And then there is a very good graduated in the top third of her subpoenas. One day it's this guy chance that the election was Now all the claims about college class. In the same breath and the next day it's someone conducted in a legal fashion. But forcing the middle class property they turned around and hired a else. there is something else involved owners out of the city will have dozen or so other teachers with Meanwhile, everyone has a here which goes beyond legality. to stand the test. It will be hard no real special qualifications case of nerves wondering about They call it faith and morality. to determine just how hard the other than knowing the right what is Tumor and what is fact. middle class workers and Taking advantage of a people. It's getting so you can't tell situation cannot be called illegal, property owners have been hit Hernandez hollered long and anymore. * * for sometime to come. The but it does nothing for the faith loud but to no avail. The girl still Chalk up another one for GM. the residents of the Model Cities reason being that if you want to wasn't appointed and the board It was here that you first were area are supposed to have in the MARINE PFC William Martinez, make it there is always a way. members wouldn't drop any of told that group of young Puerto program. And didn't those who husband ot the forme* Miss Part-time jobs are still relatively the others to get her on. Jose is Ricans who were dissatisfied were familiar with the political Eraida Rodriguez. 133 Clinton easy to find and can make up the still burning, and we don't blame extra money needed to meet the with the way the Model Cities path have a moral obligation to Avenue, Hoboken, was him. tax bills. NPC election was held and the program to make sure meritoriously promoted to his • • • planned to so something about everything was done in such a The immediate impact should present rank upon graduating Will there be any indictments what they called "irregularities." way that there wouldn't be any be felt a lot quicker by those from bask training at the Marine in Hoboken in connection with After the group, led by Luis question about whether it was property owners who, because of Corps Recruit Depot at Pirns the current probes of organized Lopez, former chairman of the right or not. age, are living on fixed incomes Island. crime by state and federal law Hoboken Day Care Center ;• Mice Again, we say that the big and can't go out and get a part time position to tide them over. Mayor DePascak has all but promised a reduction in taxes for 1971 but taxpayers who have Our DIAMOND is your best friend. heard that song before sre more than a little skeptical of ever seeing it happen. They point out that it wasn't too long ago when they used to get actual reduction every few years. So what if it was every fourth year and it happened to be an election year. At least it was a reduction. Anyway you look at it, it's going to be a long time before everyone has forgotten about 100 percent assessments and the resulting controversies. There are still some who argue that the new assessments aren't fair since the city still catered to special interests by giving out tax breaks. • • • Backers of the petition campaign to have Hoboken revert back to the five-man commission form of municipal government are breathig a lot easier these days and are almost positive they will have enough signatures to get the question on the ballot in November. A spokesman for the group maintains the question will be approved by Hoboken voters but there was a problem in getting people to sign the petitions. Here are 4 reasons why: And no wonder. With everyone and his brother employed by either the city, Diamond Jubilee Accounts ... Diamond Jubilee Account . . . board of education, Model Cities pay 5% per year interest from day of de- deposits can be made any time in or one of the other federally posit, compounded and entered quarterly. amounts ot $50 or more. financed anti-poverty programs it was difficult to find registered Diamond Jubilee Accounts . . . Withdrawals may b« made 90 days follow voters who had nothing to lose. may be opened with a first deposit of only "We're getting a warm ing receipt Of a written notice to the Trust $500, the minimum balance that earns Company of New Jersey reception from these people but 5% interest. there aren't too many of them who want to put their jobs on the line by signing the petition Ask about our Diamond Jubilee Passbook Account at your nearest Trust Company of New Jersey office. and having their names there in Tel 201-653-4100 black and white for anyone to see," the spokesman remarked. He added that even though they wouldn't sign the petition THE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY they were expected to vote for the change since a voting booth The BANK with the CUSTOMER in mind it a bit nioie private than an open petition. 13 Banking Office* in Hudson County • • • Josse HernanHernandezd , director of Meat Mew York Hobota Union City WMhewfcen Secaucut Jersey Ctty the HopeHopess kMti-SemckMti- e Center, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. w UrMW

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BY Jotjr Sisst acts from a dreutt that iMtoded Don Rickles »nd Rodnay Danaarfield top notch THE DOUBLE EXPOSURE OF DICK SABOL You may lecaB that in the t. In ncaHini thota ase of thaKdamide animal days* this night dub executive Actor Dick that the owner always Sabol is currently experiments revealed no serious enjoying the kind a<"e effects ,et when the drag of double was tskea is a tranqniizer by comic Den Riekles would exposure wished , tbe results to appear. He also poartsd out that for by every tLe offspring were bonifying. Rodney Denoarfield used to do performer «.al thousand babies were his art under the name of appearing en Rodney Roy. The owner of the bc-.a without legs or anna or "Roland, when you finish stage and screen other malformations. HUB was dub had to take these acts at the same time. whether or not he Weed them. your kid's homework may Nightly at the die most widespread and moat I make a copy?" tragic example of what animal Aecordine to tha Club's financial Shubert Theatre, records when Daogsrhrtd end he can be seen in drag tests can lead to when the the hit musical drag ii prematurely given to Ricktos did their routine, the ''Promises, human beings. niaht dub business in this erea Promises," ami auffered. The owner of the Aa example of die reverse: esbarat only judged almost around Drugs used effectively on the corner, he can performances by the cash see himself on the humans may be lethal to some register tapes not talent. Donj large screen of PcnicsHm has proved and Rodney ware on the "sit" | the De Mille fatal to guinea pigs, and k list because the audiences were autaorities had retted on these Theater in his first motion picture, "Cotton Comes to Harlem" is* a trisb, penirirm never would role that has been singled out for praise by the film critics of Cue, have been marketed. Newsweek aad Variety to name a few. One wouW think these things The six foot five, blond, blue-eyed actor was selected for his film woald ghc pause to laboratory debut by none other than the producer himself, Sam GoWwyn Jr., JULY 3rd TO 10th who spotted him in "Promises, Promises" and thought him perfect animal experimentation all the for the rote of the white policeman, Jarema. In discussing the rote, way down the one, but at usual which called for a nude scene, Dick Sabol still reacts with the same out dear political control in both embarrassment he felt in fuming the sequence but he can't help the medical and government TOWN PUFF PASTRY being pleased at the mention of that scene in all the eviews as the most hilarious one in the picture. , antiquated routine. "BAGEL WEEK" Dick Sabol studied acting with Stella Adler and has -ppeared on If a fraction of the money Broadway with Paul Ford in "3 Bags F Jl", in the national that faUs into fnritJess pet companies of '"Oie Hostage" by Brendan Behan and "Hello Dolly" experimentation wete applied with Carol Channing. He has been on television in the Jackie Gleason fo oevetopsng new ana mo Show, The Gary Moore Show, "The Reporter" and "Route 66." effective methods of drug 1DZ. Modern Jazz Quartet At Rainbow Grill 2ndDoan For Three Week Engagement ; Elegance, polish and precision - three descriptives that accurately nagM be portray a perfect diamond, just as concisely describe the musical suffering. However, qualities of the Modern Jazz Quartet, at the 65 story high Rainbow many more tragic errors wsa be Grill. - made but it's one way the Four sides of the "diamond" are John Lewis, piano; Percy Heath, have of ''staying hi bass; Milt JAckson, vibraharp and Connie Kay, drums. The quartet has been lauded from Philharmonic Hall to San Francisco, from Las I shudder st the Vegas back to Carnegie Hall. There is little that can be said that has to drug TOWN PUFF N'CUP not already been chronicled about these superlative musicians. Then •ad humans behind the what is left is to listen ~ 6117 POLK ST. GUTTENBER6 N.J. laboratory doors of the The Modern JAzz Quartet will perform two shows nightly, at PHONE: 869-6957 9:30 p.m. and 12:15 a-m. experimenton. So much k The Rainbow Grill, in Rockefeller Center, is open nightly, Monday through Saturday, at 7:00 p.m. for dinner. Dancing begins VJS. I beertiry endorse the at 8:00 p.m. being carried out by the At the Rivtrboat Drink all the drinks you can drink. Dance to all the musk you can 41 West 58th Street, New York dance to. And enjoy a full-course dinner. All for $10.75. At the N.Y. 10019. Pubic support is Riverboat -- New York's greatest dinner and supper entertainment needed. Literature wB be package. • • - _ All you can drink at the Riverboat means glass after glass of your favorite cocktail or mixed drink. As many as you'd like before, with or after your full-course steak dinner. Along with continuous \jm MR, SNiTCH . dance music. Everything for just $10.75. SUMMER *70 Your full-course dinner features a sizzling 16-ounce boneless sirloin steak. With all the trimmings. From appetizer to dessert. With DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS musical entertainment and all you can drink. All for $10.75. not earing whm Now you can dance to the rhythms of Eddy McGinnis and his Orchestra featuring Tommy Mercer. And the rock sounds of The Hw boom OHM fioiH. H# Two Fhe-Wtek Smiom: impossible Dream. Enjoy a full-course steak dinner. And all you can tham that he didn't have $30 but drink. For just $10.75. And there's never a cover or music charge at to return tomorrow. TMt, Fit iHsitmJ— IS to Jrty It naturally, they couldn't do. Joa the Riverboat. After 11 p.m. there's a special late supper menu that SMMHI SMioaUdy »to Aaawt 20 includes all you can drink for just $7.75. •arched Ms weNst end came up LL ^wharhps Great New Restaurant - Steak & Brew with $» for the "hot" shots. •.Liberal Arts The Great White Way now has a great new restaurant. A brand Here's tha rub. Tha yar didn't new Steak & Brew .. at 51st Street and Broadway, Steak & Brew: tNWtt uW WtlUKy Wfttl t§M0l Dtlt * Business Administration complete with alHhe draught beer you can drink .. all the salad you would brine it rtaht bask. Thay can make, right at our huge salad boards . . plus a tender boneless poekatad Joe's $25 and * Teacher Training twelve-ounce sirloin stean . . and, listen to this: all for just and Joa hain't four-thirty-five. For those who prefer the king-size sixteen-ounce * Data Processing sirloin, the complete tab is only five-thirty-five. What's more . , to this day. All this children under twelve are half price, for their junior portions. And mon than a month there's birch beer for the youngsters. If you know Steak & Brew, ago and Joa had tha most you already know the beautiful setting of an old English Pub, with sobering tffect from this deep rich woods and pewter tankards. And so: come see and enjoy experience. Hall not only rafusa the new Steak & Brew at Broadway and 51st Street. whisky but wiM not touch a drop Contact Summer Seokm Office Issuance Of Commemorative Medai To Dignitaries MArks ai wdl • even at Luis' birthday United NAtions Celebration of 25th Anniversary Sitat fetor's Cdcfe New York - To celebrate the. Silver Anniversary of the United sssana this story to her boy Kennedy Boulevard NAtions, the General Assembly has endorsed the issuance of wWftmam^ "»-*- mlui attM. «|»- jenajyOty, New ftney ««* Commemorative Medals, which have been designed by the Franklin ffiQRVf VMBK WHM MiB> JtQQ Mint, to be available to the public at participating banks throughout : the country for a limited period from June 22nd through Jttty 17th* bought *2S worth of flood 1970. " Thus, aTs wsU that

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Page 8 Thurtday, July 2, 1970 JR. GIRL SCOUTS ENJOY CAMPOUT The weekend of June 12 was a happy one for 32 Juniors and three cadettcs of the Junior Girl Scout Troop 340 and Cadctte Patrol of Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel, North Bergen. With their leader Mrs. Marie AngeUne and Assistant Leader Mrs. Betty Pohorilak spent the weekend of June 12 at Girl Scout Camp Hudsonia, Hibernia, New Jersey. The girls financed the trip by selling over 500 American flap during the months of May and June. Aside from raising the money for the trip the girls felt the program had a rribre worthwhile purpose inasmuch as posesskm of the American flag helped encourage love of the flag and country. The sales went so well that the girls now have enough monies to replace flag equipment for the Junior Troop and obtain new troop flag and pole and —, >, LeChapesn Departmental of New accompanying equipment for the Jersey. Mrs. Sahaty, New Cbapeaax of Salon 79, b a past of Gutteabe newly formed Cadette Troop. Mrs SalvatSelvaty and Mrs. Rush to Mrs, Mar.y, Bosko, , _ . American Legion Auxfliary. Standing between Le Petit r June Becker is at right. She is the Hudson County On May 17 a Court of Awards American Legion AuxMiary President She a also a past at of the Guttenberg unit was held in the gym of St. Joseph of the Palisades High School. Troop 340 acquired 186 badges including five Sign of the Arrow and 17 Sign of the Star. Thirteen girls received their five year pins. Fifteen Juniors participated in Fly-Up Ceremony to Cadette level. Attending the weekend campout were Barbara Abler, Estelle Altamura, Maria Angeline, Lynn Brunhuber, Diane CAncelleri, Susan Clough, KAthryn Dapcic, Lori Dugan, Marie Espoato, Linda Forster, Barbara HAckel, Joanne Hutnik, Nancy Hutnik, Barbara Lisa, Marilyn lisa, Donna Lombardi, Lori Natoli, Kathy CDonnell, Catherine Picone, Theresa PJCOIK, Gigi Pohorilak, Lori Roser. KAthleen Scarry, Joanne Schiano, NAncy Schiano, Barbara Scrivanich, Angela Spadaccini, KAthleen Suriani, Regina Testa, Donna Vaccaro, Linda VaHillo, Mary Verbovsky and Cadettes Donna Kazia, Linda Mazawey and Kathy Piper. Miss Jody Mahnken, camp consultant, accompanied the troop and was assisted by the following mothers: Mrs. Rosetta Cancelled, Mrs. Carolyn Natoli and Mrs. Pat Roser. WriY-UNION CITY TO RECEIVE FIA FUNDS Congressman Dominick V. Daniels announced this week Wise up... that Union City and West New York w»M receive the full remainder of Federal Education funds within the next two To the Four Wise Ones weeks. The Federal Impact Aid Funds will reimburse the two cities for education expenditures made by the two cities on behalf 3% of Cuban Refugees. The aid is % the result of legislation introduced and managed through Congress by Congressman 6 Daniels. DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY BY CHECK BY MAIL ON ALL ACCOUNTS BY REQUEST According to a letter to Congressman Daniels from the Depar.;nent of HealthJEducatkm j tkmal.nform.tioflcafl 886^6700. Or, «op in st OM sf our three con- and Welfare, Unicn City will be f vemently locate offices. Account trantfan? Of course. Brina in paid $421,644 and West New your bwkhook tad well take care af tht details. Awl, we insure your York will receive $290,219, The account to $20,000. two cities have already received respectively S281.095 and $193,479. With the receipt of these 11 PALISADE SAVINGS funds in two weeks, almost the full entitlement will be paid. The only funds which will not have been paid in two weeks will be WEST HEW YBB* about two percent of the total umowcrrY WORTH BERBEW entitlement. This amount is SINtsraMOM •SriKasattftM. normally held back until a final count of students can be made. Thunday. My 2. 19K Ihp * TORIAL ENOUNCING fHE OPENING Of The

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Thursday, July 2, 1970 P»ge 7 DAilTO AWARDED NEW EQUIPMENT PARK DISTURBANCE OUR SERVICEMEN Marine Staff Sergeant Luis R ARMY MEDAL AT STEVENS f ARK BRINGS FINES FOR 3 Calderon, son of Mr. Luis Calderon of 810 Willow Ave.. A contractor has been hired After allegedly calling a failure to move on and were Hoboken, is serving at the Naval by the City of Hoboken to put policeman an obscene name in fined $-25 each. Security Group Activity in some new playground equipment municipal court, Jose Cabrera, Cabrera appeared upset after Kamiseya, Japan. into use, recommended by the 18, of 231 Grand St., Hoboken, charges were read. Judge Naddeo • • * Peoples Parks Committee. The arrested during last week's said the incident stemmed more job is underway in Stevens Park disturbances around Church from "emotion." than wrong Marine Sergeant David M. Ure, at the corner of Fifth and Square Park, was rearrested and intent. husband of the former Miss Hudson sts. booked on a third disorderly Kathleen L. Dempsey of 513 Workers were on hand person charge Bloomfield Street, Hoboken, is yesterday to install the city's KIWANIS SETS now serving at Marine Corps Air Carbrera was appearing before Station, Beaufort, S.C. new woodblock playpound Judge Rudolph Naddeo on SUMMER PROGRAM equipment. The men were charges of failing to move on and besieged with questions from throwing a brick through a Louis J. Campagna is Once upon a time there was a youngsters asking what the storefront window. organizing a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce that set-up would look like, why they He had pleaded guilty to Hoboken Kiwanis Club today in believed the census takers had the Clam Broth House at 12:15 were digging such deep holes and refusing to move on, but not counted all the people in its area p.m. how they were going to move guilty on the window breaking • • • the big wooden blocks into the charge. Two other defendants, Beginning today, past The Detroit bride who fatally hole. Julio Vasquez, 211 Adams st. presidents will supply the shot her husband five hours after Anthony Damato, director and Samuel Flores, 128 Garden program for the club. It will last the wedding may have hurt her said, "The new type of st., both Hoboken, also pleaded weekly until August 27. chances of marrying again. equipment is intended to help CAPTAIN James Damato, son of develop children's "creative" SlllllltlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllHIIUS Mr. and Mrs. James Damato, 903 imagination." Washington Street, Hoboken, recently received the Army CARDINALE HEADS Commendation Medal during ceremonies at Ft. Rocker, Ah. UNICO SLATE His wife, Marion, is with him at the Fort. At the last meeting of the Hoboken Chapter, Unico Foundation, Inc. held in B archi's 1 HAVEN SAVINGS ' Restaurant, the following FISHING officers were elected by the Board of Trustees: Paul Cardinale, president; i SAVINGS CERTIFICATES SEA STAR Frank Ortolano, vice-president; M. Edward DeFazio, secretary SAILING EVERY DAY and Guido Trisolini, treasurer. In addition, the following PER ANNUM EXCEPT FRIDAY Trustees will serve: 659-9339 Term expiring July, 1973 - Guaranteed for 2 Years Anthony Cilento, Peter Turso PIER IB, HOBOKEN and Frank D'Esposito; Term Dividends Compounded Quarterly expiring July, 1972 - Rocco A. Gratak, ST., Dominick Canzano t _ • and Stephen Mongiello; Term expiring July, 1971 - Alphonse Berardi, Charles DeFazio, Jr. and PER ANNUM Silvio Failla. President Cardinale pledged GUARANTIED FOR 1 YEAR continuance of the varied Dividends Compoundwd Quartwriy Scholarship Award programs and Summer Camp committment which have been the Hallmark of Hoboken Unico. NEW POLICE CARS PER ANNUM GUARANTEED FOR 3 MONTHS READY TO ROLL DMdhndi Compounded Quarterly Three new police cars ordered by the City of Hoboken will be out on the streets this week, according to police chief George §§ (Subject to Regulation* of the Supervisory Authoritiet) Crtmmins. The cars, replacing older ones, will cost about MjOOO. The slight delay in getting the I REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS cars on the streets is due to the final installation of minor parts for the sirens. First ordered late in February, two of the three cars were originally scheduled to be marked while the third was to be unmarked. AH cars, however, Q Per Annum - Compounded Quarterly | MARCUS wiD be marked. Jewelers, Inc. COUPLE AWARDED »06 WASHINGTON ST. SAVINGS INSURED TO *20,000.00 HOBOKEN OL 6-3180 $25,000 DAMA6ES A Hoboken couple, Mr. and SAVE BY MAIL—WE WILL PAY POSTAGE Mrs. Joseph Fernandez, tare f UK been awarded $25,000 for injuries resulting from a 1965 *6fTS accident. Damages were brought against Hoboken Estates, Inc., owner of 'WATCHES the apartment at 1307 Haven? Bloomfkid st. Mrs. Palma Fernandez •JEWELRY received $20,000 for head, right EVERY PURCHASE hip, left leg and hand injuries A BARGAIN) when she fell through the front door in the vestibule onto the If MARCUS CAH1 marble floor. She testified that 41 NEWARK STREET, HOBOKEN FIX IT, HE Will the glass in the door was missing. Her husband, Joseph, was GIVE YOU A awarded $5,000 in damages. Hours: Daily 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. - Monday to 7 P.M. - Phone 659-7302 NEW ONI! ^^tiititiitiiiitiitiiiiitiuaiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiifiNiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiitiitiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiitiittti

Thursday, July 2, 1V7U Page V THAT OTHER WOMAN: YOUR WIFE! the FINE FOflD d of w>wii you want her ba. To bring this about, >ugh, you must be subtle. ID king another woman oat of v wife, the "don't*" are as portant as the "do's." Don't tell her she looks aw- in slacks. . .or in (lowered is.. .or in purple. Do buy ' a garment of the type you B. Do say, when you're out Iking together and you lice another woman in an tfit you don't like, "My, j ean't she took silly in that | -up!" Your wife will soon . the idea. Don't mention that she's ting too fat. Do buy her a ny negligee or a clingy swea- that's a size too small; even she returns it to the store morrow, shell have new Frieda D Elia, your hostess, xl for thought. If you've al- makes dining out a memorable put on a few pounds, do give her a bigger lift than a pair beautify themselves. The beat of four-inch heels! occasion Exclusive but not ration the fact, and suggest Don't say, "Are we having antidote for this attitude: lav- ing on a diet together. that for dinner again!" Do ish praise whenever she looks expensive, The Edge has been under Do take her out for a stay at good—and a pair of tickets to a the same management toteJ or motel or to dine out praise her cooking whenever shoT ' i she makes the dishes you pre- continuously. a good restaurant every so fer; do say, "I was just Dragging Don't disappear with dis- ten. Going places and doing to Bob Smith about your vea; heartening (to her) frequency ings will boost her morale. scailopini." Do bring home a for an ever ing of bowling or an Don't stew because she gourmet cookbook, but don't tfternoon of fishing or football ems to be absorbed with the even hint that it may improve with the boys. Do offer to take Serving from 4:30 P.M. til 11:30 P.M. is. Do give her an "our song" her cooking; tell her one of the her the next time you want to weekdays, 1:30 A.M. Saturday. Closed on rthday or anniversary present guys at the office says his wife jo. Shell be flattered that you at will recall courtship days swears by it. p; r hi company, and who Tuesday. .occasionally bring home »no«»— i* may yet become a ly, inexpensive gifts for no Don't confine her to the proficient tx #ler, a passable •son at ail. . .arrange to have house for prolonged periods ..ngler or \ knowledgeable evening alcne with her at As a wife-*aver, every once in i football lectator. i*t once a month. while do take your gal on a sut 127 Bergen Blvd. Don't disappear behind a prise "holi-date" for a day or FatrV-'v NJ. rwspaper on the theory that long weekend at a hotel or Don't bark back at her For Rexnatiammwtt y > ' mr wife has nothing to talk motel where she can relax when she's jumpy and irritable. out except what Mrs. Jones During the month of April, Do investigate the causes. May- up to. Do discuss politics numerous hotels, motels arid be you should take the kids off ith her, or bat.ing averages, restaurants are offering specia' her hands for one afternoon a ' any other topic that takes low rates for such occasions. week. . .or give her more help >ur fancy—teeing that you Don't say, "Why don't you with the marketing or house- AT THE Jue her opinion enough to ever fix your hair up the way hold chores. . .or perhaps in- k for it, she may find time to you used to?" Do underwrite a vest in a work-caving appliance. ad up on the things that in- trip to the beauty parlor; offer Do "notice" other men ad- rest ycHi. Do ask her advice OULEVARD DINER to baby-sit, if necessary. Many miring her—and pretend to be tout oustneas occasionally. busy wives and mothers feet jealous! It will give her ap- Ml take it if it's good—you II guilty about stealing time to proximately the same warm SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU glow as a new mink—and at STEA .5, CHOPS & SEA FOODS considerably less cost to you. - BROILED TO YOUR TA$TB 'FwMCamrte Dinners Daily A Sundays CASA MARIA BmkmgOomt On fiwum ENJOY RESTAURANT AMPLE PARKIN^ «* l"*""*'^" . FINE FOOD Ktnrtedy Wvd: & Pit PHM. ^^^Ty, COME AND ENJOY OUR AT DELECTABLE ITALIAN CUISINE BUCKS 324 3rd St. Jersey City i m. * 659-7289 OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY DICK'S INN RESTAURANT . 453S IwiwlM At. Ui4m PIZZA SPECIAL dry - FTM Mridssj REG. $2.00 PIZZA TUB WOTS SKOAL- PICKED -3S4 FAtRVIEW AVE., FAIRV1EW, NOW $1.20 UP ONLY CAPRI PIZZERIA Enjoy Family 328 PALISADE AVE. CLIFFSIDE PK. N.J. PHONE: 941-0001 945-4060 Atmosphere

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jT \* III ^ • • Thundty, July 2, 1970 JERSEY CITY- NEAR TURNPIKE 5,000 - 10,000 aq. ft («H or part) FALCON '61 Station wat a, $200. 1MM1 5,000 n- ft vacant land $1 groai Cadfflac, 1961 convertible. $400. tq. ft rental. 867-9168 BUY-MART CLAS5IHH) SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ, BROKER 666-8777 HIRF ;ELL- RENT • SWAP IRE • BUY TUTORING

CARS WANTED CONROCK CONSTRUCTION CORF. SUMMER MONTHS • Aft*. A evw. NORTH WESTERN We boy any kind of car, any yen, and < Brick-block-patioMfctewalka-waBa. Instruction in afl mbJMtt aad Gfeek. -ay model. 863-2260 Skilled tradesmen. 641-2525 Reason. Call 944-9341. G. Vagkmis SEWER SERVICE '63 CHEV., Nova conv., 2 door, COMPLETE General Cooplttt HoMt t CoMtrcfal Strvict $450. CaB 43S4K42 ' Coatrictiag-Alterition and FRENCH, SPANISH TEACHER Additioa*. Larayette Baidiag Corp., Univentty of Paw aad Spam. Call 342^210 864-4313 7 DAYS A WEEK '67 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, aB power, bait in stereo. CaB bet. 10 YET - Siding contractor, flatter, OWN A PIANO? Want to study with 24 HOUR SERVICE and 7 at 451-1000. A* for Toay ifceet rock, tuipeaded ceiling*, an inspiring young teacher? CaB celotex cettan. All minor home 864 4*air* PONTIAC "66 repairs, real. 333-7280 CAU 798-7925 OR 792-1581 Sfe ANY SIZE Waft In Gate installed. Port * fittinp included. $39^0. I. NEUMAN STOLEN - '65 F«nr, rod 941-0197 7717 BBBSHBTW^B "% afe NNB-685. FURNrTURE CO. Deat few ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS A 343-347 GROVE STREET Aay 38 east A 1 afaua. stotm door A FRANK RICH •aa. Cal HE 53019 JERSEY CITY. NJ. '69IENNILU NEAR GROVE S1*JU«ES GAIIAGE I RUIIISH IEMOVAL 2S0ce,» CARPENTER AND HELPER - 641-6240 WILL TRADE - QUALITY WORK CLEANUP COWTAINf R MRVICI FOR CASH. 837-1696. BUNK BEDS (1«YDaV) COMPLETE WITH SPRINGS 24 HR. SERVICE •EAUIK1AN ft MATTRESSES FULL OR f ART TIME SALE-war ail Hall of aM ARLENFS KAU1Y SALON win. Bayonet World Wan I and B. 867-2971 S79.95 *v, HOHXH BERGEN. N. J. LEGAL SECRETARY MG SALALE •• UaaUaadd raMfantora, gooi wmn &M «Wrmy. 865-9128 "Tkr GLEN'S WHOLESALE HOUSE PAYROLL CLERK AtfaakvAaW^ Sba^aflaWaa 1SM«MB^ A am -a 30 Years Experience Fall ckarge, kaowledft. of AtiMwl rvOMUIa ttWmmn m rBM OUTFIT bookkeepias MCUM. 867-3254, Rates) Plaajty of aaoney makeo. We haw laiW anoaa. 2^aitc* aw BCDAOOat • LrVINQ ROOM «Mk KITCHfN Sf T UNIQUE MASON

COACH CARRIAGE, CONTRACTORS COKSTRUCTION CORP. J299.95 BRICKWORK .STONE & CONCRETE FIREPLACES . STEPS.. .VENEER MECHANIC ADDITIONS "Track diaaaL Top pay. overtime, FACTORY REJECTS . REMODELING btegaa. Cal »694<$9 Rofl rootaj 90 Ibt, is color, teal n* tS, tat, maad aad WATEtfROOFIWG 436-4373 For Estimates Call 943-9881 PLORIST Ma* be Good pay. VICTOR 16«a.m. atMBd protector Salary * No Sunday*. $125. Bel and Howel tOp projector INTERIOR OR 342-2195 $50,871-4166 EXTERIOR GUARDS LOST - in rietarry- 664k Street. Sal prior aale or chawgs to price. aM or part lorpartftae. of key*. Ramed. 8684396 RUBBER CAULKING 944-0B58 128 Shires INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES CARPENTRY BEAUTICIAN - ton 869-0445 NEW OR REPAIRS NATIONAL BANK OF SECAUCUS or food beftaaer. HE 2-3050 Dor man, Attics, NJ. WOMAN-flood w/taM. Typeaypeag StoraRwnoi $45 per start, Mt aacneary,. Haw Mp&M L 3355 fci.VfcfcVfc. rOODLE -Stad Santo. Tiny latcreatiajlatti , nlle office te all colon. Abo aeaaiea CariMadt. 933-8282 447-0116. MARINO ROTA W« lnvt» inquftrtaB onWf LOST DOG - vfctatty RidgefMd. Hat Corp. Bctavt Stocfc i^paVvi^M of locettton. LADIES OR STUDENTS NEEDED ttecaw*. MedieK, feme*, long hair, to work bom borne. Pan or faB tine. boeay taA, teddian brownT white 8674841 MMtaneaft. Reward, 343-3463 D. Raymond Kenney & Co (CataWiahe* 1947T HARDWARE - Experienced. THREE FRENCH TOY POODLES Knowledge of tefldfakj materiala w/papert. $125. 869-9895 aad 51 MMMOWAY, NEW YOKK. N. Y. 1000. hafcafBL «ot eawntiaL PaBeadea Fade 869-5940. Aat tor Roawaary. Lamber A ^uppJy Co. 944-1036 : (212) HA 5-71*1 TWO AdoraWe Kitten*. To good MANICURIST - all around, home only. Cal 865-7581 weekends. Exper. only. Nal Ga«. Fort Lee 944-2369 or 944-9809 WEIMARANER PUP, BMIC, 3 ^ ckaapioa aired. Reason. Cal 432-5516 or 434-7518 BEAUTICIAN - part time, tafary, Fooataia of Beaaty. 8216 Kennedy Blvd., North ' SIBERIAN HUSKIE 869-9710

HARDWARE aardea aappaea. Eat 18 yn$17.5 ^0^0 ggma tale*. KILL PESTY Largeat at Saajax CCoaatr . IBIBawt rorce* taie. For fartker iaformatlok. INSECTS 729-5130, Sparta, NJ. Inaast peats cams STATIONERY STORE - Sx, toda foaataam, atowcaaaa, card damage. Cad us to WE BAKE OUR OWN cabaaeta, reat. 869-9765. 6212 Pa* •xtarmmata them Awaa*, West New YOTJL EXWERT PICTURE the fast, expert way. Pure Whipped Cream Cakeg- FRAMING Roaches, Bee*, Paiataagi - RearodactiOM - Rodents & Squirrel Wedding-Birthday- Original Oil Print* A Reprodactiont. Largeat removal. Act now! AII Special Occasion tefectioa of oietane ftaaaea. BSB'S WASHINGTON Get STEPS, SIDEWALKS, PATIOS PEST CONTROL KAMPFE BAKERY AND ALL BRICK WORK^ DJKHUUNO 944-5821 LICENSE LASS t MIRROR CO INC. 6813 PARK AVE! 6UTTENBER6. N.J. 381-4292 ALL TYISS W CSS***1* WORK 861-1533 Page 12 Thursday, July 2,1970 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL youth rebellion is not .the that the youth of today will be County appreciate a capable and complete picture of our our nation's leaders of conscientious legislator as u DANIELS SUPPORTS youngsters. The majority is good tomorrow." He then said: "I Congressman Daniels it reflected and seek change through normal have faith is our youngsters and in the ballot box where the or legal channels. Those who feel confident in the future of voter, of this county have YOUTH CORPS BILL incite riots and urge change the country under the registered their thanks to Rep. Congressman Dominick V. matter is that now t>ey are far through violence are but a Constitutional process so ably Daniels by adding to his margin Daniels (D. - 14th N.J.) is one better educated and, rather, vociferous few who stigmatize designed by the youth rebellion of victory each time he has been legislator who is alert to the than being permissive are eager the many with their unlawful of 1776." elected to the House of needs not only of the people of for knowledge. What seme call antics." He added: "Never forget That the people of Hudson Representatives. the 14th District but also is noted, for his efforts • in legislation that benefits the people of the entire nation. Representative Daniels, chairman of the Select Subcommittee on Labor, Starting July, 1970 at recently spearheaded a drive for an occupational, safety and health bill and was the leader in the House for the passage of a bill (Hit 15361) to establish a Youth Conservation Corps. ] Under Congressman Daniel's HOBOKEN BANK for SAVINGS astute guidance the measure was j approved by a vote of 256 to 54. \ In hailing the passage of the Youth Conservation Corps bill, : Daniels said: "It will provide meaningful employment opportunities for young men and women between the ages of 16 and 18 and will do much to eliminate serious problems of unemployment, which are among the principal causes of civil disorder. The bill creates a three-year INTER pilot program, costing $3.5 million per year, to be WILL BE administered jointly by the Department of Interior and Agriculture. The program provides that the youths would be employed for a period not to exceed 90 days and would receive appointments to the PAID AND corps regardless of economic status or geographical location. Besides giving the youngster an opportunity to earn while learning, the program, according to Rep. Daniels, will provide the youngsters with work experience COMPOUNDED in educational projects in our national parks, forests and wildufe refuges and should give them keen insight and need for the preservation of our great natural resources. Rep. Darnels, a Democrat of Hudson County, is deeply concerned with the youth problem. Yet, he does not wish the Youth Corps to be a plan for merely passing the buck on the current uprising by the teenage MONTHLY rebellion. Rep. Daniels, is confident that he Senate will act favorably and speedily on the Youth On All Regular Passbook Conservation Corps. He pointed out that the bill is not concerned with any "generation gap" but rather is essential especially for the young people to become Savings Accounts acquainted with the vast and wonderful natural blessing bestowed upon us in this natron. PAYASU THE FIRST DAY He said, "In this day and age when all are alarmed about pollution and ecology is a term OF EVERY MONTH added to the warning that our environment is taxed to its AT THE ANNUAL RATE OF ... capacity, it is more than an experience and an adjustment to employment for youngsters to Deposits mode by July TO will enlist in the Youth Conservation Corps, it is a step in the right draw interest from July I direction for the preservation of We will collect 'your account our natural resources." He from other bank* without charge. added, "The so-called generation pp is but an expression to evade the issues that confront the youngsters, today." According BANKING to Rep. Daniels, "The urban HOBO BANK for youths have been fenced-in by HOURS expanding industrial and housing needs along with highways, DAILY 9 AM. to 3 P.M. SAVINGS airports and other transportation MONDAY EVENINGS terminals especially in the Sttmbtitked1857 Metropolitan area." 4:90 f» 7 fM. Congressman Daniels asserted. "There i* no difference between WASHINGTON AT RAST the youth of today than a generation ago. The fact of the