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Hoboken Pictorial Every MISTIR SNITCH HTS HE'S THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY. WHERE! THURWAY OCTOBER 9. 2nd Claai Postage Paid VOLUME 11 NO. 32 At Hoboltwi, N. J. TEN CENTS AT THE wedding party, the a ptweagrapner TO io a job on the wadding party. COLUMBUS DAY CEREMONIES TO BE HELD MONDAY Ifonieatfy, none of tha psctures came out. Whan the The memory of Christopher Columbus Park, 9th-l($th am, National, Hoboken Chapter; Sorento, OFM-Conv., pastor of photographer asked the groom rf Columbus, discoverer of Clinton Streets. The program, Hoboken Council, K. of C 159, St. Francis KX. Church followed IM wantad n do it again, he America, will be honored at sponsored by Mayor Louis veterans, fraternal and civic by assemblage of organizations Minted out, "HeN, no! Ill tot impressive ceremonies Monday, DePascale, Judge Charles De socj-wjs will begin with a prayer led by Color Guard, Co. B • 4th October 13 at 4:30 pjm. at Fazio, Jr., coordinator Unico of invocation by Father Armar i Degree K. of C. Assembly - rou do the divorce shots." The Lout. John J. Calzetta disillusioned photographer went The assemblage will aff wondering if the guy was participate in the singing of *J» loing to shoot hit wife or get a Star Spangled Banner played by divorce already-only married for the Hoboken High School Band. two weeks. Judge Charles De Fazio will deliver the opening remarks and THIS GUY belongs to the introduce Mayor Louis Boat Jumpers - a fun DePascale the principal speaker. organization • and ha was A wreath will be placed on the statue of Columbus in the swarded a plaque for his business park by Paul Cardinale, president acumen. Not only did he qualify of Hoboken Unico; George K a boat jumper-having sneaked Paproth, PGK-PFN of Hoboken into the country but ateo he K. of C. 15 9; Leonard pined the award for sneaking Cannarozzi ( memorial to Emil into the $100 per ptota dinner at Cannarozzi), and Richard Peluso I swank country dub. Actually, rep.rsenting his neighbors in che this guy should be deported for Fifth Ward. non-payment of anything. He On behalf of the Hoboken believes the best things in life are Unico Chapter Rocco A. Gratale, Free. past president, will present awards to essay contest winners. Benediction by Father HE'S A real footbaH fan. At Armand Sorento will bring the MM tone he played for Columbia program to a close. University. As he explains it, that was before the cernpus riots TO BLESS ANIMALS ind violence at the university. Father Kelly of St. Lawrence hie pointed out that they Church, We«hawken, will bestow cheered the riots more than the blessings on animals on Sunday, Football teem. Ha said. "The H0SB«» AND OTOKNS CoantyDe October 12 at 3 pan. team was k*»y and I used to gat "of independents and crttaens organisations, All pet owners are urged to booed." Now he is working as a ratotatioa t«med by mambarjnnbes n reassurin. g County Democrats of bring th?m to the church. broker on Wan St. and he claims gn From left to right m DeTaacala's City Hill office. Hoboken, are Children tad their friends are svarything it worse baaamta the F/OscMr., De Pascale, and Lester Garo, praidant of HellenloGrwk also requested to attend so they prys he touts on stock want to may participate. kill. Yet. in spite of a* the), he's sn optimist and says, "You can't winlor toeing." THE TWO marriage edunsellors ware discussing ..Hants. Tha one advisor speaking of a dient toU of the conflict in that marriage. Actually, ha said, "There is no real conflict, just an kr Tinary grievance." The otter eourtteUor aakad, "Do their lives Mend?" Without hesitation the reply was "You bet. Sha has the pray matter and he has the long green." AT THE women's dub tha other day, two of the HFffean were speaking of uncther member of tha group. Or «f the conversation, the heed of the club wantad *, knr*v about the the icnocker. Tha , J of the dob wanted to know rf this women eoutd keep a ant VteM. tha secretary of Ute club^*ewe oat wrth a real . • .&_ .^SW^.A^. ^aJ "YgM-ttM RgViHaJPaT VaTtnasW eW a«gM| a ^aa* «••* nasty creature." Indeed, this is one dub that it not a P admioistntoT of St. Mary Hospital, Hoboken, reviews preliminary wtmorm TENSION FUND PLANS 0«j, s to set up an Eaaplovee Fund era study by an actuarial firm at the health center. This announcement HI CpWftW, 1«W Stasstoa, oraridealof tb Boa^ taBd president of the Fin* National Bank of North Bergen .. awl Slstw teatod,lfe.AtteeThonAMM Thorntoi n of City, Nuning Aide; Miat Edna William*, of Jersey City, Housekeeping; Sister k¥ BS Office; Left to right, ««Kliiig,Vtocent#emra of Ley aty. Eg. nce; SUa. Rkhatdaon of Hoboken, Security; RoittoMogmo of Oonex of ieney City, Ftat Cook, Dietary; Jose Qutnonet of Hoboton, Porter, of Hobatan, Nursing Supervisor. Page 2 Thursday, October 9,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL WE BELIEVE IN. .... First, we believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS mad the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RE- JOURNEY TOYiumf SPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STATE LOTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. THE STWlS GiAZIOSO Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO THE EXPANDING BI-3TATE AGENCY. | the hmar surface, protecting out The hmar rocks brought back from the huge crater Tycfcb for a from the Moon by the Apollo 11 thousand kilometers to the astronauts are priceless. If you direction of 19o north of hmar possessed one the size of t east and passing over the smaBer marble you would have no I crater Rosse. trouble setting it for a sizeable .fortune. One reason for this very ! By screening a million A POISONOUS BROTH high value placed on the lunar tektites, and chemically rocks was that these pieces of 'analyzing a select 600 of them hmar soil were the only such from 200 different discovery A short time ago, U. S. steel companies were criticized for raising prices. pieces in the world. It could be, sites, he has chatted their precise Efforts were made to bring the matter of steel prices into the arena of public however, that there are from 10 'landing pattern as an inclined decision. In England, where the steel industry has been nationalized for two to 100 million tons of the ."S" spread over the Earth's surface. Thousands of computer yean under a socialist government, public decisions on how to run the Moon's material already oa' Earth. : trajectory run have proved ih»: British steel industry have led to losses that have to be made up by the This material is called only a shower of objects taxpayers or added to the public debt. In its first lull year of operation after "tektites" and if scientists at the originating at Tycho and nationalization, the British steel industry lost $45.8 million. It lost another National Aeronautics and Space traveling in the same direction as $7.7 million in the fast half of 1969. And in spite of recent price increases Administration's Ames Research the Rosse ray could have Center are right, the last shower produced this particular pattern and record output, it has only the slimmest hopes, according to reports, of on Earth. breaking even in the near future. of this lunar material arrived ' some 700,000 yean ago, sprayed These conclusions throw light Everyday in the United States critics of one stripe or another rail against from the Moon's surface by the on the Moon's history and allow the performance of bask industries or professions—the target may be steel . impact of a meteorite the size of dating of certain lunar features. a small mountain which formed Since the Australasian tektites of companies, the : harmaceutical industry, the medical profession, railroads or certain lunj features are an retailers. Yet, we have the most advanced drug products and medical •the 56-mile-wide, nine mfle deep 'hmar enter Tycho. estimated 700,000 years old, so facilities available in the world, our mass distribution, retailing system is a 1 The scientists have worked is Tycho. Material on the Moon wonder of efficiency and competitive performance, our basic industries . •ten yean on the program and mat is overlain by rock ejected employ tens of millions of people, earn a profit, finance research, have produced major new from Tycho is older. evidence that millions of tons of At least three cosmic impacts development, and expansion costs and pay heavy taxes to support all levels have showered the Earth with of government.; Maybe we should quit kicking private enterprise-after all, it this lunar splash traveled 240,000 miles through space for lunar debris: one - 35 million 'works. " 1 about three days and snewered years ago landing in the United Would tose who criticized steel price increases in the United States be in down on the Earth, mainly over States; another -15 million yean favor of holding down prices and passing the losses along to taxpayers as is Australia, the Philippines and ago landing in Czechoslovakia; done in England under socialism? This is what usually happens when the southeast Ask. and the 700,000 year old Tektites are chunks of glass Australasian tektites. state takes over an industry and mixes politics and economics in a broth of Dr. Ctmpnw surmises that expediency and inefficiency.
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