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MISTER HFJ HEM VOLUME 2 NUMBER 9 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1960 Price 10 Cent* HIS THfRI SEEK WAR RECOGNITION Hrs IVERY- WHIM! SNITCH STATE VETS BONUS SOUGHT MANY ATTEMPTS have been made to tear the veil IN NEW MOHR-CHRISTIE PLAN from tb« mystery of file. (SEE PAGE FOURTEEN) I1»ose who ehum to have been given a brief glimpse of a past ASST. SCHOOL SUPER existence are so ridiculed they refute to discuss their ex. periencee. Such is the ease of HAUSER HEADS HUDSON LAWYERS a local woman now in her fifties. When sha was in her (SEE PAGE I 01 early twenties she visited die Egyptian wing of a museum. ARTHRITIS VICTIM There aha saw a mommy. To na attendant standing nearby ah* said, "I know how he was A WOMAN APPEALS TO US ALL InSeoV The attendant thought (SEE PAGE TfiREE)
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worki fat a •tier • • e> OLD AND ALONE, mot fivsnf nW &e of wfateh fanftW plots would subject you to. Instoad, she k H^V •! —••!• «vannnj ^Wlal «#nj food days aad despite h» in he* so max imimiiM -4 age wuinot t to her system, a LLJL LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM pMad La* Kiely of Cleveland Indians with questions about big league baseball, Kiely, center she is s* of the gra«a>, —• iml aO apeitioni and said ha tbooiat the jackets presented to the players were iwe'l. The players received has • ra. the new ladntts at * dinner at Betty Lau Restaurant ft* the top of the staircase is John Moody, I.L.A. organizer. Other, in and clean the pietara are Sal Dc 5avino. mgr.j George liteas, eoaeh; Matthew Bumecuori, Kenneth Johnston, Victor Lwid, Ignado J. Bttk M««r Garcia, Frank CConneU, Jaok KaBy, Joseph RdnJpr4 Robart P. Grkco, James J. MoUoy, Thomas O*Connea, John S«rro, ( on Pag. 8) Ronald Cooney, Victor Criimsls, TJWSMS Avagnaj4 Richard Moody, John Moody. NICE Q EDITOR'S CORNER t°*M LAMHASS Ailing Woman, Arthritis Victim, By Dorothy Sexton IL.L U. i PJl^e- Departmeat ar- rested < >n2)*> •- Tories of M Wash- Seeks Hurse-ln-Residence 30 For. A Newsman on another in; St., in his latest attempt to was similarly an- rob the First Ward Tavern at 4 Mrs. Anna Seit, 57, of 9» Newark due to the nature of1 his work. A likeable figure has other embarrassment A.M. Sunday. Torres admitted to St., Hoboken, who has been bedrid- Since she and her husband have I at least 4 other robberies which den 28 months with arthritis, has . no hospitalizatioa plan, Mrs. Seltz 1 passed from the metro- Even, for a time, when plagued the city receatiy. He did O he zipped through Linc- appealed to the citizens of Hoboken has been a hospital patient only i politan reportorial scene, it, he claims, to pay lor his expens- to help her. short periods. A doctor from As- j ive habit, "Dope Addiction." the magnificent spotlight oln Tunnel for a hurried Her two sons, John, 10, and sociation for Arthritis has given \ r serviced by newsmen of conference with busi- Chief Kearins highly praised the Camille, 8, are in a Newark the woman exercises and will sup- j ness people in New York, men responsible lor Torres appre- orphanage 18 months. ply her with leg braces. j the local press into which hension, namely Det. Sgt. August To help pay doctor and medicine 2 things were happening Because -she does not have a 5 every politician and civk Riccardi, and Det. John Murphy, bills Mrs. Seltz knits stoles and •> here to embarrass Gro- who spotted Torres acting Li a nurse-in-residenee, her doctor says bed jackets. While -she has sold hopes to be focussed. He the boys must stay in Newark and gan. suspicious nature at the First Ward some, she still has several for sale are permitted to visit their mother was Barney Coons, pho- Tavern and immediately salt word Born in Jersey City. Mrs. Sell* , It all seemed like so back to headquarters. Det. Sgts. 1 weekend a month and on holi- tographer for the New days. was raised in Greenville section York Mirror who was much of a setup. But now Matthew Fmnerty, Vincent Connors and has liyed in Hobofccn 11 years the tables have been re- and Joseph Pereira and Det. Har- Mrs. Seltz has appealed for help Her husband has been a resident killed in his Volkswagen old Winrow, Frank Bach and James versed. What's going to to find a lonely middle-aged or 30 years. automobile Wednesday Breilhaupt aided in making the ar- elderly woman who would share Mrs: Seltz is a member Hdxiken ', happen next? And : afternoon as he an- rest. Mrs. Seltx' home, take care of her, Unit, 167, American Legion Awe- when? Again this proved the caliber of and prepare her meals in return iliary. Her brother is a member of swered "just one more" the men we have on the police for $49 a month and room and Legion post. Post members fam- assignment at North force in this great city of oars, who board. ished her with a hospital bed which j as in the Hancofck case and others permits her to watch television, i Brunswick, N. J. Churchgoer's The woman would have a day proved it again it was only thou- only entertainment she has. i Barney, shooting pic- Town sands of hours of extra work and off each week and would be free tures for the famous tab- vigilance that paid off- Nice job to go out when Mrs. Eettz brother, No matter what is men. Martin J. McCarthy, is able to stay Steals Kiddies' loid since 1933, didn't said, Hoboken is a According to Torres* story it cost with her. have a chance, they say, churchgoer's community. him over $30 per day for his nar- McCarthy, unable to leave his Shoes as he waited like a sit- cotics and therefore, he resorted to sister mdW than a few hours at a A thief in Hoboken broke into ting duck in his compact During this past week, committing these crimes for the time, has not been able to work Brody's clothing store, at 84 Wil- car behind a huge tract- the 125th year in exist- money, a poor excuse. However, much at Todd Shipyards because low A've., by smashing a window ence of St Paul's Episco- this was his reason. Whose fault is of his sister's illness. in a side door, and stole three pairs or-trailer for a traffic it? Yours a.id mine! Why* Because Her husband. Camile Sr, a of children's shoes police said. of the laws we have, especially in merchant seaman, is seldom home it never did. served. The exact "birth- regards to the punishment of nar- day" for the venerable, cotics crimes. Until we punish A lumbering truck be- beloved Protestant edi- anyone who has anything at all to Polttical Ramblingi hind rammed Barney's fice was Monday, Jan. do with the illegal selling of nar- auto beneath the vehicle 25. cotics from the little "punk" who in front and he was sells it to the victim to the so called crushed to death. A Also, during the past "Big Guys" withthe same punish- IN HUDSON week, Trinity Episcopal ment- Death in the Electric Chair,' By Giuseppe McNamara prize-winning photogra- for until that time, this type of pher for years known Church — and Hoboken crime and others will continue to Just what he assertedly based leader here. When Kenny's imp< nd- well to Hoboken (his itself — opened its arms rise. Why so severe a punishment? his 1953 and 1957 commissioner- ing arrival in Jt-r >.- City was an- bachelor party last wint- to a new pastor. Rev. R. Anyone who sells narcotics to any ship candidacies upon—so-called nounced just before the Christmas C. Ward. victim helps him to commit mur- shakedowns of city workers for holidays, Newark Airport was *er at the Lincoln Hotel der to himself slowly and many political slush funds—is now watched for days in advance by the was in regular fellow Beth events, unrelated, times to others. Remember, if it adopted by Mayor Charles S. Wit- faithful, the bandwagon hoppers tradition), he lived on testify to* religious char- were not for the little "punk" who kowski's followers. It seems the and his Republican foes. The same the Boulevard in North acter of our town. sokf it the "Big Guys" couldn't ex- reasoning goes something along the situation prevailed when his sister Bergen. For Barney: 30. ist. Both are just as guilty. We pun- lines of '"Don't Do as I Do, But died last week and Kenny's pres- ish murderers with capital punish- Do as I say". ence was again anticipaled at air- Past Lion ment, why not dope peddlers. Just the other day. followers of ports in the metropolitan area If you are wondering how you, the Jersey City mayor announced JVK fooled them all by outguess- What? No Arrests Presidents the little guys and gals, can stop they are going to hold a super- « ing his seeker-outers; he was sue this and other major crimes, press duper wingding somewhere for a cp&sful on both trips by landing Mayor Grogan recent- Honored the issue through your lawmakers price of $12.50 per bead, or there- at other locales. ly made a trek to Miami Fourteen past presidents of Ho- both statewide and federal. One abouts and ail the faithful sup- - Harry Thourot is "out", too, thc> for a few days. While boken lions Club were honored fact will amaze you. The so called porters (meaning those he's placed say, as leader in Union City and there, neither state po- Wednesday at a luncheon meeting big political bosses and politicans on the pad since coming into party top-kick In North Hudson lice nor prosecutor's of- in Grind HoteL fear nothing as much as they do power) had better tag along, or proper. If you read the fine prin! you, Mr. Little Guy. For some day, else. in the dailies, you'll learn thai fice or any other official Attending -yesterday were past you who do not vote on election Remembed Charlie blasting away Harry isn't doing badly at all in agency staged a raid in presidents Arthur Scheffler, J. Har- day will wake up and vote, and at this sort of news item when he his private business ... so who's Hoboken. ry O'Brien, Frank Bucrao. John then together with those few who was Public Safety Cdnunis.sioner losing out, after all. Wessliag, John Graziano, Charles do now, will spell out their doom. under Mayor Kenny back in late Down in Bayonne. Edward Can you remember De Fazio, Charles Poggi, Harry The fact that all politicians will 1M» and 1350. Kenny told him to "Howie" Clark isn't exactly s this happening before? Baker. Charles Hoffman, Rocco A. only vote oi. legislation that will go to the prosecutor thon if pauper, insofar as private affairs Gratale, Milton Quoin, Michael J. please the voters is your greatest Charlie though! anyone was being or political activity is concerned. Not in many a moon. Grataie aod Fred Martin. power; use it. forced to "gel it up" Charlie never So, even though, the new-bruom- For when the mayor Present also was Edward Brigga, Please, let's not have many more went to the Courthouse, and tickets sweeps-clean type of leadership weal to California for charter member of Hoboken Lions '"Torres" incidents. You and I have since been sold to many din- that seems to have emerged in the the PJUL football cham- Club established in Jin. Both J. cannot afford it. With taxes or ners, dances and such in and past few years would have: you Barry O'Brien and Scheffler are human lives. around City Hall, the Courthouse, believe otherwise, it seems the pionship game there with charter members of the Hoboken and even- other governmental in- "old pros" are stronger than ever. Bell Flower, there was a dab. stallation- where politicians place They've, found a new entrance at raid. Last year, when he Those Weddinq supporters in jobs. And the tickets the back door; had gone with police of• will continue to be sold. • ,. * • Installation Bells ... But now, when Charlie's men It will be interesting to learn Miss Celia Kilkenny, daughter of back such a plan . . . well, that's who picks up the tab on a projected" •OMICEN PICTORIAL Is Tonight Mrs. Mildred Kilkenny, 814 Wil- different to say the least. One can- television series featuring Frank not help but wonder why Charlie reek* *J Michael Oceflo, of 413 Jefferson low Are., Hoboken, became the Gifford of the New York fitotba!! doesn't blast this particular sale Giants squad who was an Ail- New Y«fcer, foe, St., Hobofea. will be installed bride of Patrick Bongo, son of Mrs. Gertrude Bongo, 825 Willow Awe., of tickets to political appointees by American .at Stanford and has MHfH SEXTON. ftfitor politicians who put them is their preside* of thai city's Santa Hoboken, Jan. If, in St ADO'S made everybody's all-Pro squad jobs. The shoe's on the other foot, since he started to play for pay. Febroma Catholic Society. Roman Cathoiic Church, Hobaken. nmn HCTOHAL, • Mia Irene Miter, Hobokea, was it is obvious. Gifford is a handsome ma/i. He at a maid of honor. Jama Roqgo, Ho- • • • also has suavity and native talent,' Otfcers boken, served as bed man. Despite aimless raatings of These be has already first vie* Beeeption followed in Kepuao's would-be do^ooders the "old pros" on TV. Now, a filmed FraakFoti, Hafl, Hobokea. After a weddjy of Hudson politics stiD hold on ia been announced (from Hollywood) trip to Florida, cvuplt wffl reside aone shape or form to the leader* in which Gifford will star as a New «hip» they are supposed to have Jersey Turnpike patrolman, or Mm Kttenny. graduate of Dem- been divested from. state trooper, to be ready (or arest H«b School. Boboken. i. em- Take John V. Kenny for instance. distribution later this year Name ployed by teafljd ani BserCo., Be'* stffl as modi desired in the of the show wQl be "Turnpike". das* nudomnsjt of state-wide To be filined here on the famed potties (art to ateatioB tnteroeciae Garden State strip's roadway, it warfare oo the tool euary level) should be educational and informa- m fc* fai btm whm be «as a* tive as well as extrenefv interest- « sis esner M active Urge Pedestrian same date ni DSL Letter "The continumg, high toll among Financing Needed For To Use Caution those afoot should be a warning To The People to both motorists and pedestrians. TRENTON, Jan. 27-Five pedes- Most pedestrian accdients result OfSecaucus trians were among the » persons from a violation of the law either *60 Olympic Games Dear Friend:. killed ir. traffic accidents in New by the driver, the person on foot January is March of Dimes Jersey daring the week - ending or both," the Attorney General Only * short time remains until our American system, I am happy Sunday midnight, Attorney General aaid. "The antidote is greater cau- 73 nations of'the world will be pre- to volunteer my services .for the month and I know you will be David D. Funnan announced to- tion. There is no such tiling as a sent at the historic rites of the 1960 New Jersey A.A.U. Olympic Fund interested mthe National Founda- day. The total of 9 contrasted with minor violation of the pedestrian Winter Games at Squaw Valley Drive We know of the deteranned tion's iBBBsrtaBt expanded health 11 in the cotrupondiuK week of law. Any violation can lead to aa California, symbolizing the begin- and ralmftnii efforts of Soviet program. hat year. The total to dato waa accident and any mjnry can prove ning of the XVH Olympiad. The Bustki to defeat the U.S. is all bronght to • against « on At fataL" summer event* will shift to Boise, sport* ia me 1MI Olympic Gaaes. The anccess of &e Saft Vaeesa* Italy, during the latter part of Aug- In the past, the American pabbe has drastically redoced "new" ust. Mr, J. Lyman Biagham, Exec- has cmn generously ia support of jpooo eases, bat there are sol utive Director of UM US. Olympic our Olympic teams and we have STOREWIPE JANUARY >min!tte*, has announced that, always had a full camptmient of 'We must have additional Qnan- athletes. I am sore they will not care and rehaoflitatioa In addition aaT support in order tor carefully fail us in meeting this challenge," to this, Die Foundatioa will begin Tain and equip a group of over IW The Fund Drive la now in full an even bigger job-research into i CLEARANCE"! men and women athletes. The. cost swing. Mr. Wests ia asking leaders the fields of Birth Defects and WmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmwMiummmmmmm of preparation, selection, transport- in the fields of government, busi- Arthritis. Few of us realize that ation, feeding and housing totals ness, labor, industry, education, Birth Defects constitute the most more than $1,500,000." A large part civic servic , professional and important unmet cmldbood medical of this sum must still be raised by youth organizations, through the public subscription. Participation newspapers of N. J., to appeal to problem while Arthritis is the lead- Size* 9-241/j in the Olympic Games is jo highly their groups for funds. Further ing cause of disability is America $C00 regarded in many countries that the fund-raising materials or informa- today. Reg. $35 values 5 governments themselves pay the tion may be obtained from Mr. Besides mis Research and Patient expenses. The U $. Olympic Com- Weiss, All individual or group Aid, the Foundation provides train- mittee, believing that the sporta- contributions should be made to ing through scholarships for tech- loving public prefers to finance the U. S. Olympic Fund and malted to nicians who are so vitally needed SUfTS & COATS American team on a purely demo- Irwin W. Weiss, 348 Moon St, for whahPaHon. As it accepts cratic basis, free from government Princeton, New Jersey. these -new challenges, the Founda- * 00 control, raises it's funds largely tion is in* need of even greater sup- Reg $110 values ..... though popular subscriptions. Other port, e 50 receipts to finance the work of the Press Club Diners U.S. Olympic Committee come from : Surely you know, personally, of conducting tryouts for the U. S. To Hear Speakers some child or adult who has been Olympic and Pan-American teams, 'a victim of one of these crippling FORMALS from special sporting activities and From Both Parties and costly diseases. Won't you help by mating your contribution today, benefits, and through contributions A bipartisan spirit will be evi-. Reg. $35 values sending your check to MARCH OF $|Q00 from colleges and athletic organ- dent when Democrats and Republi- DIMES. izations. The U.S. Olympic Comm- cans break bread together Saturday ittee does not employ professional night at the 33rd annual dinner- Thank you in advance for your fund-raisers nor does it pay a com- installation of, the Hudson County very kind cooperation. mission to anyone for fundsfraised. BRADLEY'S ^ Press Club at the Union Club, Ho- Pbelps Phelps Because of the lag in financial boken. "A Bradley GM Is a Fashionable Girln returns, Mr. Bingham has sent an Staring places at the headtable UN Jersey City I©st women, Tm son you'll agree, tak* tetosat aside to tbefr ones. Not ail bowanaktrs, bowew. jean sxpcess this prid* fa M many ways as the acedfeeraftor. Tmt tbJ» tatated lady *a» evidence ber Interest by fadikwriwg beautiful handa add charm and personality to ber home. Cowstiwu -accaasories she knits «r crocbeto an Mtjar pra|eeto : great deal of time. Men often aba rmals bow aaaeh aba cam about ber home with easy-to-do needtemrlc aiatss that serve as aniqM Mflojohag touches" that give ber baas • really i look. ' • . • Jost such * k' fee wrV* fMtarmg to- day. The Irish tens fc a graceM eoe ri,nl. •Mm******"'*' M. STUHRMAm & : that .«a beta to caaa ton. *M M. «_.., ,"a«._ _ Am UN 3-1813-4 Ul Dspt. «f «bU aewspajwr. 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EH«r'i — Reg« Ib Jt^ VIRGINIA LEE LAff AP r. ri Hflt Orange Juice 2 .:39« Wllvv Drip, jil«x •:»" W^vw Morton AppJ«,CWry,P««A, ot Appie Pie .^49c Saltines ««"» "V, i.J« Swotdfish Bai-JCake «^39« Cookies .::'''"- n,C25< THOMAS GREANY, 54 from left, smilingly received the congratulations of fellow officers following his installation as president of Hoboken Police Federal Credit AJmon. Installation dinner was held at Union Club. Others in the picture are, 1. to r., Marti Goode,. Sgt Joseph McGavin, Lt George Crinunings, Sgt. Steve Capiello, trees; Richard Carroll, Charles O'Reilly, J.CP.D.C.U.; add Edward Monaghan, J.C.P.D.C.U. 1SEUN, N. J., DRUM AND FIFE CORPS won the applause of spectators who attended St Joseph's band competition in the school hall. Dram majorette, to the left, was awarded second prise in the girls' competition. First prise was won by St Anthony's Corns' fancy stepper. Terry Palnusano of tbe Elizabeth group was chosen beet twirler and Barbara Mundes placed first in the senior competition. Miss Maureen Burke, twirling for the Iselm Corps, showed splendid if not prize wimung form. Better hick next time, Maureen. FATHER LAMBERT KENNEDY proudly accept* the Mayor Grogan trophy on behalf of the boys and girls who made such a good showing in tine recent band competition at St Joseph's Hall. Charles Nabor, chief Judge, presented the trophy in the presence of Angus Forbes, band director. 'The trophy, perse nai gift of Mayor Grogan, was won by National Fife and Dram Corps, Newark, N. J. The Newark group also won the SaLSaUngo Memorial Trophy. Trophies were also awarded C-Y.O. Corps; Church of the Madonna, Ft Lee, N. J.—Corps. August Dele trophy; Carlstadt Flits and Dram Corps, CarlsUdt, N. t; Corps sponsored by C.W.V. Pope HIS CASE REMANDED to the Grand Jury, Gualberto Torres Pius XP—high score trophy; St. AntLony's Corp.—St Joseph's Boys' Club Trophy; Union of 60 Washington St, Hoboken, is shown being transferred Gty Elk's Junior Fife and Drum Corps won the Charles Catanno trophy as the best junior to the County Jail by PtL Joseph Pataliano of Hoboken Pols* corps in the competition. ' / Department. An exclusive photo by Al LandnasL (See Story Page 3) 1 HEALTH SERVICE Marcus JEWELERS INC. MEETS 106 Washington K YOUR GOOD HEALTH is their concern. Tbe quartet in HOBOKEN OL, the above picture are Every r^axhMe A BargauftJ ben of Onsen's Board of Public Health Nan. • DIAMONDS . ing Service. They were at- tending the troop's annual • Gins -r ^ meeting at Union ChA and • WATCHES !~^ are, L to r., Robert Raniieri, • JEWELRT 3 progiam chairman} Mrs. Ed. If MARCUS Can't Fb ^ ; Mrs. George RetUg, and He Will GIY. You A Paul Samper! &• group's N«wOne • m &e dub aad wiil be Pontiac and J^ew England Furriers NUNGESSERS LANES-*i-x.' i SPORTSMAN'S lot ML More each wan 2 games from Elsie's The latest standings of tbe dab wfli appear in this Beauty Shoppe and Kotran's. A Tuesday afternoon league in m near More, watch Five Star Sahrte to Dorothy Valen- the Hearth Rest, team for it tine of Botucarti's Funeral Home the league by 7}i games over On Saturday January JO, tbe Ex- for that 3M series 243 hi-garae. Iris's. Freda Ferris has hi plorer Scout Post «, will take over Congrartdat»,is are also in order 14C, hi-series 51«, Marie Lipton tbe feed and shelter day for the for June Galasso of Rochettes with hi-game 218. Nice Bowling Gii birds and unfa"1" of the fields and a 547 series and a 224 game! Helen woods. They will be led by tbe LITES Badhuber of Model Pontiac 518 and CASTLE LAXES-W.N.Y. troop's advisor George W. Kuhn Elsie Esehenbeck 513. At the latest session of the Fru a who will supervise the program. The latest standings of the John- Nite. Mixed League Ferd Mo. c Any of tbe sportsmen or sports- TERRY and BOB DAVIS ny Otis Majorettes show Fronjian who has 147 aver, had h>-3 gs men's dab of Hudson County who We have noticed lately that al- Emb. Works leading the league by series 383 and a 304-203 game. 1 wftnd file to participate a tbe though we have automatic pin- SH games with 574 wins and U4 you are to be eomplin3en!ed Br 8ZLLKUHK program especially with their sons spotters ia tournaments, mere losses over Gascon}- Bowling Sup- that series! to round out a day of shelter build- new fishing party boat Sea seems to be a scarcity of score ply. Fronjian Emb. has hi-aver. Clara Hess had hi-game for he ing and feeding with camp f»» Star which pulls out of pier 15. keepers. We wonder if the manu- *7>, high 3 games 2210 and high ladies 190. eoaftiag out in me open, are .very Hobokeo on the east site of the facturers of the automatic piaset- single game 783. Ann Fro.ijian is welcome to attend. It will make We are sorry to hear t Lipton Bidding girt off to a good ting machines mjjy not go a step leading the averages 148. Alice you feel younger and bring back Josephine Knapp, one of the start on it's maiden fishing trip further in bringitfg into complete Waneck has high 3 games 518 and your kids days {which I think yoa bowlers, has had to resign due Saturday January 18th. The boat synchronization of automatic scor- June Galasso high single game 220. all like to remembre) and at the an operation on New Year's E came back to it's dock with a big ing. This is merdy a suggestion. 45TH ST. LANES, UNION CITY same time the game birds and ani- However, we do think that some She is now convalescing at hone catch of wfriting. ling and about At the latest session of the Sun- mals will benefit by it all. For serious consideration be given to and everyone is wishing her flhe 15 large cod ap to the poo! winner day Nite Mixed League. Hazelton's further information contact George this matter. We itlso have a con- best of luck and hopes she wili H fl*. which «ras eaaght by a Mr. won 3 games from Wolfe's. Bu- W. Kahn. Sstl Hudson Blvd . North ception as to the working feasibil- . turn to the lanes soon. Coma of Hoboken. Of the 25 pas- chanan's, Chappie's Florist, and Bergen, UN. S-1BJ for safari in- ity, of how the mechanics can be sengers who braved the cold were Koch's each won 2 games from OUIt CHILDREN—THE stnictjoas. >v done. several young ladies who mostly Roman Gardens, Nick's Tavern and ALL-AMERICAN CHAMPK».NS went along for a lark, but when Have you ever wondered what BOWUNC. NEWS k the question most often asked Frank's Sport Center, Emma Haz- In the January edition of t m tbe question was asked about them To all the Male Bowlers in Hud- by tourists when confronted with ellon of Hazelton's had a 201 game, Prep Pin-Patter of the Am eric getting seasick they just giggled a son County. Tbe Stth Annual Hud- scenic wonders like tbe Grand Congratulations Emma' Harvey Junior Bowling Congress, we n< te bii bat made DO comment. Capi son County Bowling Ass'n. Cham- Canyon. Niagara Fails, etc? This Cheringal of Buchanan's had high that the De Malay suggests bowii ig Fred Sajdik tbe skipper of tbe boat pionship wtti be neid this year at » it: "Where is the rest room?" series 591, high game 224. A! Bu- for the 2MB Chapters on an ini and bu passengers commented bow the Adam Lanes, Hoboken. This is chanan had 221 game and Angie De national se»!e. Thj« was quite weB tbe boat handled in the rough a 109% handicap tournament. Get SteYano had a S81 series with a accomplishment, considering ; waters an the outside fishing Boot Owners behind your A.B.C. by getting 204 high game. territories involved. The;' alrea grounds even-though the biting your entries in early for choice WOODCLIFF REC. N. B. have underway plans for an Int winter *inds froze the hands and Urged To Report dates! Entries dose March 13th. The latest standings of the Thttrs- national Postal Bowling Tourr faces of those hardy souls fishing First Prize Team Event-$1000. day Nite Ladies League shows ment. a Christmas Tournament a «ver tbe ships rail and hooking Bridge Violations Entry blanks are also out for me Pie-Soa Radio TV leading the a De Malay Sweetheart Douhf onto those big cod. As long as the The Ceanty of Bergen has peti- Sed Feather Bowl which will be league by 4 games—Wk wins and This is whai we admire—action fish were biting, who mioded the tioned the U. S. Army Engineers held at the Roosevelt Lanes, Jersey 124 losses and in 2nd place is one of our fraternal organizatu coW or paid any attention Is it? for a 4-bour notice to opes the City. This tournament sUrts Feb. Robert'* Jewelers. Pie-Sons have (hat realize what bowling has MQdtown Bridge over the Haeken- Cth. Use your highest averages as hi-aver. O», b-game 792. Roberts offer in the way of recreation at Last weekend was the same story sack River at Backeasack, N. J. of January 3rd tins season. Entries have hi-series 2lS3. Gilda PantaJeo a wholesome sport for "all. Mr. M. all over and with a good Captain Unless the Corps of Engineers re- dose Jan. list. 1st place—$50*. 2nd had hi-aver. 150, followed by Gloria ton Raynier, Executive Directs; and a.guod boat to match, what ceive protests from interested pUce~*Sa. To the new bowlers Pavtos. 148 who also had lu-3 game you are to i be congratulated up* r more can a party boat Gehenna parties and boat owners by Feb. who have not as yet experienced series and hi-game 224 this commendable deed in ti i ask lor. The Captain supplies 17. they will assume mere is no the thrill of entering tournaments EMPIRE LLVES, Hoboken interest of our American Youth everything but the weather and such as these, we know that the opposition and automatically grant At the latest session of the Jer- The latest standings^ of the Nl that's one thing BO one can coatroi excitement you wfll derive regard- their request. Interested parties* sey City Protestant Church Bowl- Hudson Kivanis Bantam Bftw'.i:*: «s yet, tet as long « the fish less of whether you are a top win- are urged to write to Division of ing League. Our Saviour, Redeem- League shows Lincoln School PT \ •H6 luting oat there wno cares ner or not will more than compen- Engineers. M Church St. New er. St. Stephen.** all won 3 games leading the] league by 7Vj about weather, weH atl take a sate you. York City. from Ziott, Grace P.E. and dare- over the B4>b Daws AD-Stars Th chance, good fishermen are bora COLUMBIA PASK LANES, N.B that way. Many boat owners have reported mom. St. John's. Emory, St. Bob Dgvis All-Stars have hi 2 sarrf- mat they were informed mat this The latest standings of the COOMB, Matthew's EJL each won 2 games serieg 1413. Cub Pa<-k 81, Team Last Sunday a rabbit hunting bridge did not open. The present Sarubbis Bowierettes show Organ- from St. Matthew's, Westminister has hi-game 740. Kathy lanuhle < f Baity of 13 men led by Frank N. law requires that aS bridges on the die Emb. leading the league with and Grace Lutheran. Charles Heir- Lincoln continues to lead li Carte, who runs rtbe B.C.1L Sports Hackensack Bi ver except Overpeck 31 wins and 17 losses. Donate Auto hagen had hi-senes, tSS and hi- league in the averages, 119. Shop. VOi Summit Avc, Chick Creek be manned and be opened Painting is in 2nd place and 14 games 223-21L Walt Smith had a The latest standing! of the N Bakfe^cbi of' Chick's Restaurant upon proper whistle signals. Some games behind, a % game behLid, (08 series, 221 hi-game they are Hudson Kiwarus Jr. Bowl. Leagi *2th St aad New York Are. and of ihe bridge operators have been Donato's is MaisUnd Bros. Trans, both of Our Saviour's. A Five Star shows LmcoLi PTA leading th "Snooky" Notre ail of Union City flagrantly disobeying this law. Tbe in the average race. Barbara Salute to you Boys—Good Bowling! league by •! ^ames over the &> joureeyen1 «p to a town in New law provides a minimum penalty Petiiio has tb-aver. of 156.32 Carol m i w Other 2M games were Gu« Colle-. Davis Ail-Stars. Lincoln also ha York State 2t mites south of Al- of $141* and a '" e ™ of $2,MI FerMo VX.13, followed by Muriel sides 220, Harry Donner 206, St. hi-3 game series 1642 and hi-sinai bany. They report the snow was plus a prison sentence for failure Beda 155» and at the latest Stephen's; Herm Eenkevens 213-219 game, OK. Henry Fitsehen contu deep and M were the rabbits. Out to. open a bridge upon proper session Fran De Benedictus had Charles Boresen 206. of Redeemer; ues U> lead the league in average of the whale party Chick made whistle signals. bi-score 211 Congratulations Fran." Bob Motherwefl 881 of Grace P.E.: 174, hi-sertes 584, tr game 229. Many people, unaware of' the At tbe latest session of the Merch- fee only connection of fte-day with Art Naogfe 217, Our Saviour; Jack Will all «f the proprietors < oae bonny. However, the Sunday provisions of the law and the proper ants Bowierettes. Chappie's Florist Tattle and Bill Hunt 21!. each of authorities to compUifl to, have won 3 games from Winston Jewel- bowling establishments in !iuci> : before the party coasting of 8 Zkar. Lee Zecher 292, Paul Miller and Southern Bergen Cour/ii*. hunters came hotn« with an even had men- try to the head of the ers, Standard Coat & Dress and 280. Emory: Jack Eitzen 203, Hackensack River either cancelled Frank's Beauty Salon each won pieasfe either persaially write o dozen cottentafls. This Sunday tbe Westmmirfer; Fred Ebetmg 215; have your managers, secrelanc same bunch will make trades for by being misinformed by tbe 2 games from Union TV andMax Desorae 263 and Hal Jacobs bridge operators as to the opening Spiekennann's Bakery. Lillian Foy of leagues and bowlers please sR son C«Bry Laos* fadastrial COJOlrO. ATTRACTION PaftKING LOT aoapaats mtitmn ban festal Leajw. the Bocbette tarta,F*asi^s .. against ne briqg* by the faroe of Jjsatt Center and Vanacartft sfl 9m earnest. Lass at Iffe way fuel 545«0thSt, W.N.Y. TeLOLMS* 'hare been the result. Fareskfa's ami TIIBWS. UN. days in the fight game, Israel, Trenton; H&v. Boy L. JKHF&TjT USE TwB fiS IrltMMf -. Legion Memorial Lew^s, Grovevilk, Past State state ef me land (boxinc; pwerty, Legion Chaplain, aed Major Gen- fatb) M is snfe hard for as oat Program Sunday eral James F. Cantwell', NJANG, of liner to set a fair akake He New Jersey American •nk^ Uw Wit 1L •«) n « Trenton, Chief of Staff New Jersey By Ed Fischer o^aHsn snap iiw all Bniav emu •)*y • Legion wS hold its annual state- Department of Defense. Boxing has tad Ms troubles In- 1O.A. Middleweight Some of the most famous sites wide "For God and Country" pro- of ring robberies ef the past were volving bad decisions in the past Gene Fullmer, kit * right gram at me War Memorial Bafld- Rer. Lloyd G. Chattin, Canon the aforementioned Philadelphia The recent fight between Bay said Oat he woakni fight Residentiary of Trinity Episcopal and Chicago, St Louis, New Or- inf, Tresten, on Sunday, February Cathedral, Trenton, .will deliver the Robinson and Paul Fender looked in Boston, Fender's home town. leans and Houston. Now' we can 7m at J:» p.m. principal address. to "me like another bom*, iowji. de- FaDmer said thaf to fight Pat* there wosld be givmg the title to add Boston Jo mis undistinguished A commennrative tribute to the cision. The result of a .fight differs Ralph A, D'Olivo, Morristown, him. Use. % memory of the four heroic Army between the newer*. But the tally In contrast, most fighters agreed Stale Legion Commander, and Mrs. There are few tears shed far fTiantains who perished o» me that New York was me best place Barry R. Evans, Neptune, State last Friday was suspect, to say the Robinson, an ail time great filter troapmap "Dorchester" off me far a square dent along with Miami Legion Auxiliary President, will least . ' who has tarnished his brOIknt coast of Greenland ea February 3, Los Angeles and San Francisco head attending delegations from Sugar Ray is way over the bill, career with bis contractual shen- ISA, me special program will fea- were good. too. This doesot speak their respective organizations. that much vat obvious. Huiaeiei, anigans outside the ring^ lay got tyn the appearance of the well- to well of oar system of safe Paul Pender *d so mUe leafing - rasoea on, MK as one feels HRT. kaova Fort Dix Male Chorus which The general public is invited to gnardmf the light game from un- and so little real poaehiae; Out to Probably the mart talwtwl fight- wffl reader appropriate musical attend the program at Trenton. fair decisions. We know af the give the raaa the MlrtnVweight er af the past twenty jwn, regard- trouble with thrown or fixed fights TL? Legion's national "For *«od Championship of tf» World (New less of weight, Robinson has raised "but when the public is fortunate Participating in the program and Country" program will he tele- York and Mass. version) on a fight the ill will of many by his con- enough to see an boaeat effort by •ader the direction of State Legion vised from 10:96 until 10:30 a.m., that featured the rabit punch as stant rminf oat en agreements two pugs, at least let men have dtaplam. Rev. Fred B. Sehultz, Sunday, January 31st, over the his most forceful -eapon seems «K* his recent battles between lam- honest effort by the judge*. St John's ^Jiscopal Chnreb, Safcaa, Columbia Broadcasting System. less than reasonable. self and promoters and Commis- It is not uncommon among the wffl be: Her. Amheny i. ODrisoofl, The telecast will appear on the siem which all wound up in Court boys ia the fight game to take a OJ"Jt, St. Bonaventure's Monas- "Lamp Unto My Feet" program, Are You Worried? The judges of the Pender-Robin- fight knowing, that they awat wm tery, Pasaaie County Legion Chap- a public affairs award winning son fight gave the fight to PaoL fcy a knockout or BO via at afl. The lam; Bahbi Gerald Lerer, Spiritual regular Sunday feature of CBS. Or troubled about Love, Marriage, (hie gave Pen&x the first le Business, Sickness, etc. Commissions know of this, too, yet Leader of Coagregation-Brothers of rounds. I don't flunk he won two they appoint the same—officials Consult Madam Qntnn of the first ten. This kind of sear- ever and over again. ing brings to amid the night that Mohawk Noted reader and Adviser wa# Ezzard Charles was ahaest all the New York State Athletic COJB- can help you solve these atatJems. rounds from Jersey Joe Wateett in has the best system for Carpets Satisfaction Guaranteed Philadelphia yet lost the fight The their officiate. They re- me cards and check with Or No Charge " referee was urging Watcutt on sod FAIR and tapes of the contests. be was heard over the TV. These Daily IS A.M. t* t P.M. They have as impartial observer 316 37th St., Wert New YorV rank abuses of the boxing kin who reports his opinions at each Floor Covering •re a»re nails in the games coffin. fASY Ehone UN fight and aB these things are gone 6112 Befjenir,: :•.? „ The way things are gone these over carefully. The CommfSBOS MIDGET WguUriy talks with their officials West New Vor* PAYMENTS and asestkm the ramfcmg that lei 3 VtAM TO PAT to the various verdicts rendered. When too many questions arise UN. 5-2585 regarding any referee or judge that man is not given any work for FAIR CO. Lcwipnriinn, shopper* thoroughly checked a while. If the problem continues the u>1y ajHl tommi NO LOWER PRICES than the man is dropped and not ever FAIR'S en famous, Mohawk 1st quality carpet! used again. There is also a constant search for new officials. New York does the most to msare good re- ' Kits on the part of their judges. They get the best in the land, even thoagh sometimes the verdicts are FOR SERVICE strange m N. Y. too The little mterest oat the average sports fas has left in the fijht game canst take any mom raw dechasaa. Wheat the judge and jary go soar the normaLman in the street throws up Ms hands and says, "What's me use?" , . A few more hie the Pender- ... to Homo Robmson decision and that wiU be 1 the reaction to boxing. That is if an c Industry the reaction hasn't asready set m. tune* fjt m» ef M swap * AH n man, it'«antfuls Ac Ml Wafcer •«, CHWoe Park OfGttfW WHitney 5-7685 _ Plntti Dtstriawtiea IMM swfefl isd (ejutpment w for os littf* as • « . investawnt of mil-,, .can * lions sat miffiois ef . leave ooliars—are in horn* Gn it's so easy to stop by phone!» a bail cold... tad weather ... any of 101 things .., keeps you front getting out — just turn to ywar phone. It gels the job done. And iht'lumiy Ttiltw Ptgu makt it t*$y — » find any More, any item, any brand you wast. Quite a shopping combination) Typical, thwagh, of today** phooe service -- FVBLIC bighia value, tewin cost. " ? NBVV'JERSEY BELL here cerenumies president clerks; Marnell, Anthony Natalicchio, MOce Nigri, Ralph Marino, Loon bsigiia, Charles Mantra, Robert Denkola, Vincent Caruso HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD chorused the tea children of Charjes Musto of 506 Grand Street. It was • *wpri»e birthday party arranged by Mr. Musto'* rtnkfarco shown in Ihe above picture. They are, seated, 1. to r., Mr*. Diane Jaccodine, Mn. Mary Ahem, Thomas Musto. Mr*. Celia Bright, Mr*. Theresa Sfcafckald, and, staf»ding, L to r., Sebastian, Mrs. Loretta DeLeonardis, Mrs. Nancy Patti, Miss Ann Musto, Ralph Musto. SMALL FRY KEGLERS delighted the Pioneer Bowlers of Hudson County with their talents. The children entertained at a Christmas party at the Union City Elks Club. In the picture are, seated L to r., 1st row, Mrs. Jacobus, Mrs. Amelia Davit, Mrs. Jennie Zerinfo, -co-chairman; Mrs. Grace Gonasjaa, Mr*. Betty Johnson, standing, L to r., Bob Davis, president and bowling editor; Mr. Hickey, Terry Davis, bowling reporter; Mrs. Loretta Hiekey, Mr. Jacobm, George Adie, Gus Martell, Ernie Petersen, Rudolph Pfeiffer, former Hudson County Freeholder Wilbur J. McGowen, Mrs. Me Gowan, directly m froat of ban seated; Fred Los, Mrs. EUie Johnson, Mrs. ABB MeLaoffclta, seated in front Sue Pfeiffer and Mrs. Edna Elter, Mrs. Helen Loop Fred rT*»w»«HK Dr. LOOM Hubner, Mrs. Elsie EsebenlMck, ArU Kramer, Owra Alkn, Ray Alien. Th* children are Barry Gonzales, sVynoad OVrisjL Thaw as Zerntfo, Martin Schapiro, Marie Carcich, twirl «r; Patricu Morrow, Glenn Carcich, Robert Canned, David Scaapiro, pianist | Raymond W Paolo, Je«et Sherry, Diane Heidenthal, ballet dancer; PbiKp Gallo, Robert C&Mmsv, accordiooirt; David Cemy, Joan G«Jlo, Kathleen kWftats, Qwrlaoe Wirtk, Kathy Uwale, twWtr; Sandra Di Paolo, twirler; Patrick ffiatxe, Barbara H.wlentfaal, tap dancer; Joanne SpiUUtto, Larry sokmtj Lois rBchey, tap eWceri Jamas Gebhsrdt; Robert Davk, soloiet , *. "MR. SNITCH" ... g < (Continued from Page 1) g neighbors who don't care bow BUYS they Hve. * # • CHAGRIN was hardly the FIRST word for the politician's feel- ings when he burst mto his wife's boudoir when he beard FEATHER whispering there after tip- toeing into their apartment MAYOR JOHN GROG AN last Tuesday night Tbe fights kicked off Hoboken's Red were out and the low bilk Feather Day by buying 25 seemed to be quite secretive. Red Feathers from Dick Vac. He flung the door open with ley, President of tbe Find, as an "I caught you" roar, but Lou Scbellmg, Jr., Exec. v.p. was somewhat i\aken aback looks on. The Red Feathers when tbe, TV man and the which were sold by scores of wtfe stepped away from a volunteers were redeemable at new, portable set she was 30 stores on Washington giving him as a present so be Street for Extra discounts and can watch late shows from his "Loss Leader.." The United double-size bed. Fund of Hoboken planned ' * • • * , this program to demonstrate A TUX and 2 BUCKS k tbe slogan "Everybody bene- all he ever has to his name fit*, Everybody gives." The on Saturday nights, when he's Fund gets dollars, the people observed strolling cavaner-like get bargains, the stores get down the Main Drag. Though traffic The United Fund lie wears a sporty topcoat, stands at the halfway mark in beneath is a somewhat seamy its drive for $64,000 dollars soup-and-fish that has seen with many of the payroll pay- better days. With his deuce, ment plans in the factories of he's able to cadge cocktails, the fc. i .fo still be heard and even get some more in- from. teresting invitations from weak-minded women whose husbands are' busy with ar- rangemeitt*, etc, for tbe af- fair in particular. Someday* tho', POW . . ; •:*•». • WITH A SONG, be can win over any gal. But when he fell bead over heels in love 3 years ago, poetic justice befell bras and be was strick- en tone-deaf and hoarse. That did it, be turned to drink and although he since has regained las ability to croon, bis voice now is nothing but a whisky tenor. He's through. • - * . * THEIR HAPPINESS U centered about wonderful grandchildren who are earing for them in the manner which their very own children failed to. QbyioWy, the grandchil- dren know the fact* of their own parents' irresponsibility and ingratitude and are mak- ing up for sins that are not at . all theirs. However, and right- •••••^••••••••mp^l^w^^fp^ ^"^^PW^BBSiBBaW" ^"^W^wj&gSfiplp&i&s* wwwgy^ - ^MHlafM^swaW ly so, they're not saying a PRESS CLUB AWARDS COMMITTEE, seated, carefully go over entries of contestants to select newsmen and photographers to be honored at the anauaj award dinner to be beld Saturday night at Union Club, Hoboken. Contest judges are, 1. to r., word and justice is ekeiag out w i E ahmA so that the old folks are now i™ ?Hr°& ^i ^JSS^ ** ^S ^ J°»"«l! Mark Sherwm, New York Port; Ted Kdl, pbotogrlpber, New York enjoying a peaceful, pleasant Herald Tribune ^ Jack O'Bnen, New York Journal. In tbe group standing are members of tbe Press Club serving; on the general golden age with respectability e^mmrttee. They are, 1. to r.,# Barry Factor, Phil Schwarta, Ron DUn, Al Cangi, and Nat Berg. Mr. C-ngi is pubfisber of and confidence that it is not Hoboken Pictorial and will be mstalled as vice president of Hudson County Press Club Saturday artificial or strained. . Joseph's Guild Holds Annual Fete Methers' Guild of ""St. Joseph's Reman Catholic Church, Hoboken, held its annual "Past Presidents' Night" Wednesday night in the school auditorium, 73 Jackson St Past presidents' pins and honor* ary membership cards were pre- sented to Mrs. George Temple, Mrs. Joseph Sheridan, Mrs. Joseph Keynolds, Mrse3Peorge Fitzpatrick, Mrs. William Muffins, Mrs. Ellen Wagner, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. Patrick Mazzeo and Mr*. Joseph BrendeL Sister Mary Agnita, foimder of the guild and a member of the school faculty, received * bouquet A buffet supper was served. Mrs. Matthew Sefeesta and Mrs. Howard HeU« »«rv*d M «-cn«ir- -,.,,-- „ . . -* r" — ' m*n. M«. Fr«J Cutilk, is pr«id«t f «jjk «M fWw Rovegno, brother^ulaw and •ad Rev. Lan&at Kennedy. «—*"-- -• •*-- • -"•— "-' - —- - - p.F.M,, dm,, pastar «f t& * church, is moderator «f the guild. Tab smart turn. Past State Commander of Jersej At a Bike. OH SO IRON - life Membership Gty. HO:.SES YOttTOWN- With good rider. Lovcs the mod. DominTck Strada of West New PATROLMAN PETE ~ Awarded Grom Yort Past National Commander, Needs distance. Smart barn, tab. AMVETS Hudson County Council spoke on AMVETS annual scholar- WACO SCAMP- U ROHAN — at a dinner meeting at John's ship awards which are available- THE BOARD Always dose Restaurant, 385 Commumpaw Ave., to high school graduates this com- Bf Had Board GAM1ALA - HONEST - Jersey City, Tuesday evening, had ing February. : Mc-Phee WM and Blue-Novice Another long shot WiD be along «oon. as guest speaker Samuel Procopio I at $137.0t beaded oar setectiom UNCLE PETE - BLUE HUE — of Philadelphia. AMVETS National I last week. We also had plenty of Ready for a win. Stay with tins one. Executive Committeeman from AT CHARLES TOWN KEILP'S ; place and show. BREEZE I WILL - Pennsylvania. j AT FLORIDA HIGH KEVIN — BAR&RESTURANT Ready for a win. Will breeze. At the meeting, a life Member- | PLAY Wire FIRE- ship was awarded to Fr»-W toom, 1322 1336 Pa TKNMSSBOES- ROGERS BROTHER - Plank Road Start the fire. Long over due. Trails say yes. Past Commander of Dingsor-Ryan SAMOAN — Memorial Post, the presentation At The Pirza MR. WDM - 5ECAUCUS N. J • WiU be a price. Win with Winn being made by Joseph Popovich, DARLING PARKS - 1£D ARROW- New Jersey's Finest Fiacst Codrtad Bar |A Stay with it. In the State f PREY — Smart barn, tab. Drive-la Theater OWO CBOO LAD - WOW! HAY! Ca*ering to Weddrnga Next out. Always trys. TUO-SK - ELDE BROCADE - Parties . Banqoeoj Will better last. ifiOOSEVELTl LOOKEE HERE! PORKY — Will be a price. ENTERTAINMENT AT SANTA ANITA ROUTE 440—OLD KT. I Tammany Hall One more chance. Near Stadium Fridays A Satarday* AT NEW ORLEANS NO GUNS — Kiddie Land Now Open No. 1 on PaJka Hit P«rad« — la Car Heaters — Hay! Krajewata Air Conditioned rSTVATE BOOMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HAY! HAY! Polk. For Your Comfort Sun., Mon., Toe. 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Scotch «» 3.99 - WNkm 7^600 UMofi f-7«4S M FOREIGN ft DOMESTIC B1ANDS OF 1EE1 aai AL1 A change in the ctamsb? of the tfcan s<..^i L._- j li are the p ••** L . - i» • ••••aW MI* !•»!«•• tins useful for at City Hall? of local acidity contribute toth e * ••••", ~: County Vien$ Mews of fantastic, construction In ante of al the processes that projects that stir the imagination ,> can take in -the mouth there is of Hudson's waterfront workers X absolutely no need to worry. aad coeatroetion laborers alibi The treatment consists in keep- CfOf^pOB flp iB JNTSBOC *flK wBtaC ing the tongue dean with mild The facts rival the spectacular •flr»Hi» astringent ywt^" wash. scope of the bridge that aomeday- THIS WEEK Such a preparation is glycoUiymo- if the red tape ever gets unsnarled —y^- vs expressed on this {tape are not neccesaarily these of thiaf newspaper. Hne. 2 teaspoonfuls dissolved in % —will cross the Narrows in the glass of warm water. Application lower New York Harbor. The teamsters did weJTfor nze of our galaxy, which ha* ben of y%% gentian violet for a period It seems that French aad Italian of'organized labor. •o aptly called an island universe, of five days is hetofuL Brushing construction teams are racing each COUNTY of the teamsters im- even our most brilliant scientists of the teeth and mild brushing of other from opposite skies of J portant position in organised labor, wotdd have trouble comprehending the tongue is practical and en- France's highest mountain, Mont it is clear that the enemies of its vastness. Oar galaxy is esti- couraging. BUne. to finish installation of a By Bernard Latsfcr unions had to break the important mated to be about one hundred The patient should avoid ex- nmaeL The roadway will be a 7 mile-long stretch tmder the 16,000 ANTtLAWn LAWS organizational wedge that labor bad thousand light years across. Ex- tremely spicy and sharp foods. in the teamsters support. The pressed in miles it would look Proper bowel movement with the foot peak mat wifl cot the driving ^ Those who° would hamper the Landrum-Griffin Bill has the wrong something like this: «,«M*MKV helpful digestive enzymes give the time of the trip from Paris to progress of organized labor have title, it should be called after the MMMjPM miles. A really meaning- mouth and tongue a healthful re- , Some by one-fifth. succeeded far beyond their greatest anti-Hoff» Law or the anti-Team- less figure because we have no freshing feeling. A 75-ton boring machine used by expectations especially in the sec- sters Act. It is aimed against the idea of just how vast this sum is B complex with Vitamin C are the French workers that cost ondary boycott aad "hot cargo" teamstert^fc J it is class legislation yet this colossal figure represents essential to .the autritioaal status (MMM gives the French what provisions ip the Landrum-Griffin and if not designed to break onions but a smalL minute part of the and well being of the patient they believe an advantage over the / et. certainly it was made to prevent universe; one of billions oi galax- Italians. But fte Mafians began Despite propaganda to the con- toe progress of organized labor. ies. their job, with such a device, a trary, the Teamsters' union is a Being kicked, out of the AFL-CIO Just thinking of the distance to year oeure the French. "Jumbo", law-abiding organization. As it WATCH seem* to have -'strengthened the the nearest star, Alpha CentaurL the borer, can blast fSi tons of could be with individuals, families teamsters and weakened the other staggers the imagination. For' in- rock and debris three times a day. or in "any phase of endeavor cor- unions in the federation. The team- stance, if we had a rocket capable • « • ruption could exist. But for the sters unions are growing in num- of attaining a speed of one minion Further dim prospect lor future shortcomings of a few, there is no bers each day while the uatoas miles an hour it would take that development along the Hudson sense in condemning the whole. within the framework of the AFL- rocket over twenty five thousand waterfront involves the Pennsyl- Legislation as a deterrent to CIO are showing a decrease in yean to reach Alpha CentanrL Let ft. WATERFRONvaniT a Baur»ad*s decision-to short- crime and corruption is all well membership. us increase the speed of the rocket ly be given the green light by and good but those who engage in By REEfi JOHNSON Surely, it is DO secret that many to oae minion miles a minute. Pobfic Utility Commissioners—for these evil commodities, generally, unions would rather be with the. Pause awhile and think of this It seems the only thing interest- J^mnmliim mmrm of jjj Exchange ^ have little respect for law and , teamsters than as they are affil- figure; one tuition miles ia one ing enough to raise a body's eye- Place station in Jersey City. order and in many recorded in- iated today. This sentiment alone, minute! Weil, at this fantastic brows these days_ along the Hudson Once a teeming center of com- stances have -been known to cor- if nothing else, should give the speed our souped op rocket would waterfront is the fact Hoboken has mercial aad commuter traffic, Ex- rupt officials to gain immunity in AFL-CIO leaders concern and cause still take one hundred and twenty a new basketball whiz a-budding oa change Place tike most other rail their illegal activities. for examination of their steward- years to reach our "neighboring Ha school courts. And if you think points along Jersey's side of ths Thus, it is with the Landrum- ship. * star." that's a non-sequitur, then consider river has gradually but determin- Griffiii kct. For the breach of bust These figures are tnay staggering what else is not going oa that edly deteriorated daring the past of a few "all the members of or- should be. ganized labo% must pay the piper. yet they represent a trip toth e Especially is this true when it Journey To Tie closest star in the sky which if The basketeer is Johnny We ..Today, its skyline hears an im- comes to organizational picketing. about four and a half tight years ken of Demarest whoat pressive array of architecture, but Under this law, Che union engaged away. Now think of the thousands play against Holy Family last aside from Colgate-PahnoUve's ia a strike cannot ask or seek of stars that are hundreds of light Tuesday night brought about a ' operations and those of a few bask other labour unions to support the yean away and the millions. of thrilling Frank MerriweB victory bufldings. business intercourse haa strike—to honor the picket line. In- stars that are thousands of light for the Bed Wmp, by the score dividuals have a right to honor the years away and you would stiH be of 56-51 anyone realizes * that Abraham picket line but other unions—like in our galaxy! Our galitxy is so Negative things that haw beta Lincoln oace stopped off there from the teamsters for .example—cannot vast that if every human being oa happening with remarkable rapid- fats ferryboat voyage interlude to refuse to bring goods and materials earth had a rocket capable of at- ity of dubious value are the report New York City after a Washington. across the picket line to prevent STARS taining the speed of light and each (not yet denied) that J. L ffistak D. C, railroad journey at what scab and slave labor from taking visits a different star we couU . is moving out of Jersey dry to men was known as Taylor's Hotel the jobs of the strikers. By JAMES P. GRAZIOSO not visit all the stars in our gal- Newark and that clergymen are fof a rest The • importance of: this restric- The great scientist, Albert Ein- axy in ?ur time! embarrassing municipal officials ia John L. Snfimm once cut a . Jersey dry with their concerted tion in the law was indicated in a stein, once said that the universe This is staggering to the imag- organize. The article then goes oa aad that oar galaxy weobl be t$BB WfyWOtA fpfSKBL to regret that the teamsters cannot about the size of the orbit af Hart Allergies with nasal staffiness or do this now and the members were around the am i of " toJd to-fibe y the law-the letter of jCarrymg ea tak trip through a me law,. Asytwdy. connected nun amoas—•• find mat the galaay. As- especially those eagaged ia or- flyrnpB, ganizing—knows that the teamsters far u the planet Plato. On oar the aanearance af ttieiongoe. AnbV aided and actually organised £tiTfR) WtUCft VOWF •© -flMWK 9m hkr of toe workers throughout the na- •mtf M • WD&k «l Mad. tiHr Wl- tion, watwnt«» teamsters H* job wewd never haw been anue se '•agnUw* w ttuough the use of the radna telaseopw si far away as the "struck" plants not only etaatated Star SWua. I» other words they jtafe and mMeaee eaused ia tee •ariy days bf company hired terms of hgfct feats, Aad store laa- ftWEO, rang* aaa* seabs but coded Udk, the uarvwr« would m be the strike with better working eoadttioas ia these former sweat Though we have aa idea of the MR SNITCH THE LIVELIEST COLUMN THIS f SIDE OF THE HUDSON WHO READS t 60,000 READERS That's the combined readership of five weekly newspapers in Hudson & Bergen Counties. NOW! the new addition is the Bergen edition of the Jer- sey Pictorial. IN BERGEN COUNTY THE JERSEY PICTORIAL 55 IN WEST NEW YORK, NORTH BERGEN, GUTTENBERG, AND UNION CITY THE JERSEY PICTORIAL IN THE SECAUCUS PRESS IN HOBOKEN THE HOBOKEN PICTORIAL II JERSEY CITY ' jSTGREENVILLE NEWS AND STILL GROWING FAMILY COVERAGE •**•" Open THURS. And FRI. 'til 10 p. m. Open SAT. tifli p. m. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! Sale At 2 Stores In Jersey City 2847 HUDSON BOULEVARD at Journal Square 313 JACKSON AVENUE Bet. Grant and Claremont Aves. FREE PARKING at Square Ramp Parking IK I Of California MUST CLOSE FOREVER AFTER SATURDAY, JAN. 30th NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! MENB suns ling Must Go! 6 TOPCOATS i Entire Stock Mas* Be SoH By Jan. Kft! Men's Most-Wanted Style* and Patterns From America's Top Makers! Imputed aad Values SUBURBAN Domestic Fabrics! {JUITS in Popular J-and 3-Bttttoa Models,' TOPCOATS in COATS VaL to 23.95 Ali-Hool. Quilt-Lined Ragtan aad Box Models! , To 75 Men's FINE TIES SPORT COATS MEN'S ALL COLORS MEN'S SUCKS Most Popular SUITS & COATS Val. to 1.59 ea. - limit t Variety of Styles! ^Button Models hy, Cootiiieatals jVaLtolfi and Executive m—mmmamm—mmm Val. to 1M 12 Models Men's white-on-wtiite Vai. to |8S 34 Handkerchiefs MEN'S BELTS Limit « - Reg: 25c ea. MEN'S SHIRTS WHILE THEY LAST! Leather 1 Streidi DRESS t SPOBT C MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND VaL to 1.5« OUT THEY GO! Including Javsoe, 68 UNDERWEAR v Vaa Beusea, Vaa Heasen, Otk. : MEN'S Breotwood. 3 for $2 Star 3M Wash «N Wear 1 OUTERWEAR Val to t» Val to LM ea. Special Crnise Table! Ifor $J 68 Swim Trenka 4|Q& Jackets MEN'S HOSE Bermudas C3am 1OO P including Leather like Diggers. Start • " ** MEN'S SWEATERS Cords, Wools, VaL to 75c pr. *% OC Steered Shirts. Gabardines 411 Famous Brands A I>M fnr «1 mkk^m VaL to m 5 VaL to 12JS SALE AT 2 STORES IN JERSEY CITY 2847 HUDSON BOULEVARD at Journal Square MS JACKSON AVENUE Bet. Grant ft CUmw** Afw. FHEE PAKKTSG *T SQUARE RAKP PAttKINC GOING QIT OF BUSINESS AT JOURNAL SQUARE STORE ONLY HeM Pumu»«t to •f Mombtr, 1M». To Place jyawruag SEY BUSINESS GUIDE Tfck Section C»fl A HANDY GUIDE TO BETTER BUYS AND BETTER BUS NESS IN HUDSON AND BERGEN WHitney 5-5596 of tie Department for 8 years. tester? of Local 35. Ail ctMBraiiiees ' Atfano Heads wfll be selected at the next meet- fiadolpfa Tedesca Bcv. Father Eogese Faacfii of Oar Engine No. 6 Lady «f Liber* R. C dnvfa and Joseph AXam «f Engine • was Chief Charles Smith served as ia- Letter To Editor GEFRO SUPPLY. Inc. ; officers and guest speakers elected as presdeat «f the West Ike lincxrfn Sctal PTA of New Y«fc Firemen's Matea! Bea- for the meeting. North Bergen, wishes to express mtTma- evofcnt Associate. Local 15. Al- Oner officers installed are: their gratitude ana thanks far the ton, a former Nary veteran of Hoary Beider; secretary, Aheraate very fine coapenixin you save SUPPUES TO ALL TRADE" Henry Bolder, secretary. Alternate afforded them j^# for the very fin* Worid War O. Kvw at Mt F5hnore secretary; Edward DoaBeOy, Treas- publicity during the past and Place, win Me wSe Dorothy and urer; Eobert Ijpmtwi, Finaacial s' seacUry; WiBiam ShaipJes, Sgt- May you have good lock together •a Marie. He has been a at-Araas; Domay Jacfcsaa and with your staff, for this and man; Han*! Zocdw. Trustees; Edward yean. Wdsoa and J«aeph Ubertoo. Mrs. Elsie Pnggis, FRED'S Befresfaaents were served bj the Corr. SeCTetary AUTO REPAIRS was siaipUed by the Fire- t Rent a JUKE BOX | AH make* of can & trucks mea's Siimg Trio. Noct meetug is REBUILT ENGINES the second week of February. For Music For LOU'S PET SHOP FOR ALL CARS Alfano thanked all the members Your Party Ignition-Carburetor* lor their votes and asked for their Aquarian and Tropical wholehearted support for bimsrif JUKEBOX Fish Supply. State aad fanfdkn r officers lor the C«D- Canary, Parrakeet and m& year. He expressed the hope it Rental Service ! 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MORTGAGE LOAXS \m CM SL. Nara DUTCH BOY — «U. DUTCH BOY OILS — and ORB^CION. be SUPER KEMTONE IN ALL COLORS , me. ;: «>•>«< ««- STEPLADDERS JUDGE CHARLES DE FAZIO, JR., who served at toaatmaster at the> installation of officers of Ausonia Professional Socaty at Union Cldb, is skown in At above picture seated between auxiliary president, Marie Marciano, and auxiliary treasurer, Mary Loose De Fazio. Omen in the picture are Dr. Frank Marciano, president; tb* Rev. Crispin Fumo, pastor St. Francis R. C. Church; Marie Alosio, past president auxiliary; Dr. Michael Ak»k>, part president, and Edward De Fazio, chairman. MATTHEW KONGO, standard bearer of Matthew Rongo Assn., looks on as Ralph Leeeese is installed a* presides* by Michael Ocello, left, at earn. monies held at the ctubrooms, 4th and Jackson Sb. Others m the picture are, Joe Valentino, v.p.j James Giatvi, secretary) Joe Rongo, treasurer; Pan! Castelfranco, sgt..at-arm»; Dkk Aligo, house chairman; Anthony latempa, trustee; Thomas Del Mastro, trustee; Pat Lombardi, Joseph Distiso, puUkstjr director. Louis POSTMASTER NICHOLAS J. CARUSO, seated right, smile* with aiuasement when An Mwpfar k wtth a birtMay eake. Groop were atteadMg the installation dinner.dance of Postal Clerks and Carriers at Grand Hotel when the word passed that it was AMI'S birthday. The improvised cake was brought to her tabk and presented with tbe traditional "Happy Birthday To You" - la the group are Mrs. Patrick Tnoallo, , Sam Tridente, Mrs. Sam Tridente, Mrs. Vincent Caruso, Mrs. Patrick Totaro, MBat Joam Fusoo, Vinoastf Pat Totaro and Patrick TuoBe leading ' the jingers- Ann i» Ae niece of Superitendent of Mails Patrick J. iBroderick.