I MISTER - m. SNITCH HE'S HERE NTS THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY- 992 Washington St., Paid WHERE! Volume 8, No. 28 HBbafcca.N.j.-OTOBO FRHJAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 AxHaMtca,N.j. TEN GENTS THB GUY is on vacation. That is; he has taken off but hie wife thinks it is a business trip, He'll get tbe business if she ever finds oat that, instead of visiting relatives in Penn- sylvania, he closed his ahop to act as a judge in a beau- ty contest. He is having the time of his life in the honorary Judge's job up in die Poconos. In fact, he's spending more than time on this job, he is going for a good sum more than he would hare made if he kept his shop open this week. SEEDY, never groomed, yet, this chap is forever buying drinks for the house. He never wears shoes-al- ways has on sneakers. If be ever took a bath. It is not evident. Despice all this he lives in a fancy apart- NEW COUPS COMMANDER of Hebokea Sal*4tiai Army. Aux. Capt. Army beadquarttn, I'7 Washington Street, are, left to rlfjbt, Janet ment, $300 a month. How Jote Copdand and bis wife, Mrs. Robert* Copland, Corp. Officer, Mtoddl, scottr soldier; Mrs. Roberta Copelan at' w ratten end Meads HoboK°n Pictorial Friday, August S, 1966 Page 3 STEVENS TAKES TITLE TO KNITTING MIU. TO RISE ON OLD GIUSEPPE McNAMARA PROPERTY SCOTT PAPER SITE After four years and four IN HOBOKEN .... months of negotiations with an Louis ScMesinger Company, SR. JAMES CATHERINE independent steamship line and Newark Realtors, announces the city officials in Hoboken,Stevens resale of the former Scott Paper Many are beginning to believe Tech yesterday finally took title Army Pvt. Paul A. Dello Stri- Building at 50 Harrison Street, tto, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- that from a political standpoint, WTERS NOVITIATE to toe "Long Dock" pier directly Hoboken. Dodd is dead. east of the college campus,on the drew J. Dello Stritto, 204 New- Eh-, and Mm. Janes Ortolano The present owner, Edward A. ark St., completed eight weeks • • • Hudson River. and Renee S. Cantor purchased Some people feared that • fed- of 911 Washington Street, Hobo- Frank Q. Lane, treasurer at of training as 8 combat engineer Ices, an* Surf City, New Jersey, the property from Scott Paper with the 2d Armored Division eral appropriation of $4,880 bU- Stevens, represented Dr. Jess H. last year for investment pur- lion to combat the depressteo of recently announced that their Davis and the college trustees at at Fort Hood, Texas, July 14. daughter. Sister James Cather- poses. • • • the 30s would start the country the tide closing yesterday morn- The new owners, Amersog Real- down the road to bankruptcy. ine, entered the Novitiate in the log In the city hall office of May- Dello Stritto was trained to Community of the DominicanOr- ty will operate one of their com- And maybe it did. er Louts De Pascale. He said panies. The Washington Knitting provide engineer support to ar- toto Order at a site. street parking area along the formal ceremony July, 1967. Additionally, 30,000 square feet Doubtless currently the way- Transfer of title to the "Long has been occupied since last year Washington st. main shopping outest people in the UJ5, are Dock" property was conducted by Red Cap, Inc., A division of area downtown. those members of the newly or- PROCESSION by NJ, Realty Title Insurance Blue Bell Corporation of Green- • • • ganized church that features tite Co., and insurance for title fur- sboro, North Carolina which deal A spokesman for..the feuding use of LSD which It calls "a nished by NJ. Realty Title In- was also arranged through Louis parties favors engaging an out- sacred biochemical." ENDS 12-DAY FEAST suraace Co., and Chicago Title Schleslnger Company. of-town consultant. And still • • • other members of the three Women from St. Ann's parish Insurance Co. It Is reported Donald Elsen of Louis Schles- the firms are prepared to in- groups favor the employment of | The hobby of sky diving at id Hoboken took turn) in carry- inger Company who handled the Mayo-Lynch Associates, an en- Lakewood has proven costly for Ing a stafue of St. Ann daring sure future building cm the site building for Scott Paper on an up to $15 million. gineering firm which has made Ignatius "Iggy" Laguna, hand- annual procession of the Feast exclusive basis negotiated the several city surveys in recent some young waiter at the Mar- of St. Ann Tuesday afternoon. Mayor De Pascale, who is sale to Edward A. and Renee S. credited with the idea of selling years, to help solve the off- tin Room, who broke Us leg in They were joined by more than Cantor. He also negotiated the street parking problem in the a thrill parachute jump last week. 1,000 persons. The procession the Bier facility to Stevens Tech, sale for the Cantor interests to conferred with Lane and Stevens shopping area between First and • # • left at 1 p.m. from St. Ann's Ani-TSog Realty. Sixth sts. The three brothers who oper- Roman Catholic Church, Seventh Controller Charles V. Boulton Amersog Realty was represen- after yesterday's meeting, and • • • ate Three Brothers Department and Jefferson sts., and wound ted by Joseph MiUstein, Presi- store at First and Grand sts., through the streets of the parish later told reporters the New York dent and Alex Millstein, Sec- "How to Tell a Man from a Stock Exchange is still consider- Woman." Title of a maga- are reportedly new owners of for an hour. The procession retary and legally by Nicholas the Scott Paper building, at 50 was the climax of a 12-day feast ing the use of part of the "Long Politan of Krieger, Chodash, and zine article. With reference to Dock" as a computer center. In- the youngest men and women, Harrison st. and bazaar held on the church Polltan of Jersey City. • • • grounds to raise funds for con- cluded in the conference was At- The Millsteln's are long-time this information is becoming In- struction of a new rectory and torney John T. Hanlon, legal ad- creasingly necessary. They say most every lawyer business leaders in Hoboken, and dreams of someday being ap- youth center. visor to Stevens board of trus- have been active in numerous • • * tees, representing the Jersey If you don't believe in advertis- pointed a judge. That reali- business projects throughout the zation comes on Monday for City law firm of MIlton-Keane City. ing, don't advertise your poor and Debona. Judgment by saying so. Any. Chris G. Pappas, won be MISS HEIDI YOLK Edward A. and Renee S. Cantor takes over as acting magistrate. Lane said the institute will im- were represented legally by • * • Chris has been a barrister since mediately erect a seven-foot Henry FarerandJeromeKrueger "I'm not a member of the jet 1939. They say he's a tottghmaa ENGAGED TO WED chain liiJc fence about the dilap- of Elizabeth. Mr. Cantor la a set," said Old Sorehead. "1 in dealing with cop fighters and idated property pending demol- well-known developer of indus- belong to the set set. We gath- d-unken drivers. Miss Heidi H. Volk, daughter ition operations. trial real estate; especially ac- er at our favorite loafing place, of Alfred Volk, 1239 Btoomfield Present also at the title tive in the City of Linden where get set for the day and talk about • * * St., Hoboken, and the late Mrs. closing were Hoboken Law Direc- Louis Schlesinger Company has how fast the world Is falling to Former city employee Peter Vslk of Germany, and Wolfgang tor W. Norman Wilson, Raymond aeen Instrumental in the devel- pieces." Federtco attributes his good H. Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Clyons of the Hoboken Housing health to daily walks, punctttti opment of soin^ erf his proper- • • * eating habits, an occasional glass Karl Becker, 108 13th St., Ho- Authority, Silvio Failla of the ties. The Venus Pen & Pencil Corp boken, recently had their engage- city's urban renewal and rede- of red wine and ao smoking, in Hoboken has been sold to a Hsil be 84 on January 8. ment announced. velopment devision and City group of private investors In a Miss Volk, a graduate of Dem- Councilmen Bernard Scrivani, SERVING IN JAPAN multlrnilllon dollar transaction • * « arest High School, Jersey City, Francis J. Flnnerty and John J Marine Lance Corporal Angel that was announced Wednesday. Jim Quirui denies he will sell Is employed as an order editor Patoieri. L. Ortiz, son erf Mr. and Mrs. • • • his Elysian Tavern once he be- of the international division a? comes a county freeholder. Hts Angel Ortiz, 1037 Washington St., ! Fred Miller, vice president in place Is now closed for a two- Keuffei & Esser Co., Inc., Ho- Hoboken, Is serving as a member j charge (rf manufacturing, said boken. Her fiance, a cum laude of Marine Barracks- at Fleet week vacation ROTARY MEETS, } the more than 100-year-old com- • # » graduate of Fairieigh Dickinson Activities, Yokosuka, Japan. pany has been located at 622 University, is supervisor of data School supt. Tom McFeety can The Marine Barracks provides Jefferson St., since the i°20's be proud of his selection of Grace processing of Leeming Pacquin FORMS COMMITTEE security for the base, parades, part of the once American Pencil Division of Charles Pfizer Co., Manv.ll, Kenny Gallagher, Fred Hoboken Rotary Club met yes- civic functions and honor guards Co., at Fifth St. and Willow av., Kolb and Frank Spano to super- Inc., Parslppany. While at col- for visiting dignitaries. a building demolished to make lege, Mr. Becker was elected to terday at the Martin Room where vise the summer programs thai Edward Fisher gave a talk on his Yokosuka Is located 30 miles ! way for construction J. the city's Uncle Sam is financing PM Beta Kappa and Phi Omega south east of Tokyo and is near Church Towers apartment pro- Epsilon honor societies. A vet- hobby of collecting ship models. Rotary President, Guido Trts- Kamakura, one of the more fa- \ jecx. Marine Pvt. Israel Jr. Sato, eran of the U.S. Air Force, he mous tourist locations In Japan. '; • • # is a member of the Data Proces- iollni, presided at the session son of Mrs. Arninta Corcino of sing Management Assn. Wed- which was arranged by Neal i Five-year-old Linda Sgherzi 1235 Park Ave., was graduated ding Is planned for October. Breen. WED IN CHURCH ] las been selected to appear on from eight weeks of recruit train- Trisiolini announced formation Miss Antoinette Piccinich, I the WNEW-TV children's pro- ing at rhe Marine Corps Recruit of a fact finding committee to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ) gram, Romper Room, Aug 8-19. Depot, Parris Island.S.C. Under study ways and means of rais- seph Piccinich, 521 Willow Ave., Linda attends a dancing school the siqpervlsion of veteran aoi GALAGHER NAMED ing additional funds to help sup- Hoboken, was married recently to In Hoboken and has appeared in commissioned officer Drill In- port the Rotary Scholarship Foun- Silvio Mattessich, son of Mr and two programs staged by her dan- structors, he learned small anus ASST. TREASURER dation and YMCA programs for Mrs. Benjamin Mattessich, 700 cing school at Hoboken High marksmanship, bayonet fighting, young boys. Willow Ave., Hoboken in a cer- School. and methods of self-protection. Robert J. Adams, president of emony in St. Ann's R.C. Church The Trust Company of New Jer- sey, following a regular meeting of the Board of Directorr. an- nounced today that John C. Gal- LEGION AUXILIARY TO lagher, Administrative Assistant. In the Consumer Credit Division, INSTALL NEW OFFICERS had been named Assistant Treas- Mrs. Lawrence Focht will be sergeant-at-artns.* Mrs RoyNe- urer and will continue Us as- Installed as president of the Unit vill, historian: Margaret Muller signment with the consumer and 14 of the American Legion Aux- chaplain; Mrs. Philip Slett, re- small business loan functions of Uliary, West Hoboken Post at cording secretary, and Mrs. Sal- the bank. the first meeting of the fall vatore Gasbarro, corresponding secretary. Gallagher, a native of Bayonae, season scheduled for September is a graduate of Bayonae High 15, 8:00 p.m at the Post Rooms Mrs. Focht will assign commit- School and attended Seton Hall 1208 Palisade Ave., Union City. tees and outline plans for her Mrs Dante Rlvettl is outgoing unit, which has been the reci- University, majoring la the bus- "White man killed off our buffalo . . , now he's liter oat fisbf* iness administration aspects of president. pient of the National Citation consumer and small business fin- Other officers to be Installed for reaching membership quota. The unit has also announced that ancing. *ret Mrs. Francis Harma and K_pians are carried out to es- Anybody who believes poverty Mrs. Edward Walsh, first and oae of Its members, Mrs. An- He resides to Bsyonne with thony Vossa, has been elected tablish a fourth TV network, can be eliminated knows about his wife, Rosetta, and a son, second vice-presidents respect- there'll probably be about 33 as much about ' ively; Mrs. John Sara, treas- to the office of second vice- Sean and two daughters, Diane president of the County Legion. per cent more TV programs as a blind pfg knows aboat as- and Suzanne. urer; Mrs. Roderick Donobne, noTworth seeing. troBonsy, Friday, Aggust 5, Needleeraf t Firs*, we belie** ia FREEDOM OF THE PRESS «** tie FIGPTING OF NY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RE- POSSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC, Second, we Miere in a STATE by OTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we beJhrre w FREE ENTERPRISE. istly, we heliere the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY UB-A-DUB-DUB THEEE DOLLS IN A TUB and they are AXZ£ TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSS RATABLE TO THE R •li nutde t braided n»r ymrn w»*i inve your child hours erf pleasure. So eaay to make thai even « beghtr.?; K< sewing will hart ao trovble doisc it m .-position to "official policy". the SUM back directkms- The National Right-to-Work Committee, for example, has bees tmder bits of trim and dif- iivestigailon since early this year by the internal Revenue Service to r«nt fab«ca, you can put determine wtwtber it should lose its tax-exeaopt scans. The Committee the face y«w want - d OK successful flgnt against repeal of secttoa 14$) of the Taft-Hartley it Jtiee^y, aad, happy zu The result was a major setback for the Administration aad s disap- or betiUr y«t - make all three. The doiU can he pointment ior labor organizations which had counted on federal repeal of washable by catting ssass right-to>-work lews. Jkmtouta from "BOKBEX" Reports the National Review: "The Administration is continuing its stay-on fabric in- safttta against the-National Rigst-to-Work Committee. . . .Unableto «tead of felt, and by using uaesrm a&y wrongdoing, the first IRS agent was 'reassigned' aad the irip-dry fabnc and datron second one became 'sick'. The committee now is being investigated by a batttng. third ageat, requiring die entire process to mart agate.** The Labor De- BATHS CAN BE FUN partment la looking for any possible violation of the Laadrum-Griffin Yoar child will want to Act. The implication that federal investigative powers are being used to take a yarn doll into the ntimidate aad sigjpress is obvious. tab with him and make Polls indicate the majority of Americans agree with the National Right- sure it sets ctean too. Because it is washable, the yarn doll will dry so-Work Committee's opposition to the repeal of 14Q>). But, even if they in liekity-«plit time. Free instructions an available by sendinc * did not, such strong-arm actions againet peaceful and loyal opposition can- setf-addresMd, stamped envelope to the Needlework Editor srf this not be condoned in a free society. The right to oppose, as well as propose, newspaper atong- with your request far Leaflet PPE 1855. is fundamental to representative government- it ensures mat constructive criticism and debate will prevent ill-considered action. Use cf federal By JAMES P GRAZIOSO power to lesaaiu that right is sheer contempt for constitutional JOURNEY TO THE STARS

1 PARTNERS IN Looklsg beyaed Aswito, the Na- —— — —.——^^ • ^BtsBRaap A aMBBajHaavai wjflSBjflV a^^v^^^^^ ^^ ttaoal Aercssnoies aad Saiec Ad- cr«ft or««otberY*litcle would HOWARD, S. D. PIONEER; "The constitutional right of a free press tevda •iasCC ft *Wlf|(HTW wUCsa WQJUt h©*' a prefect for the emtaratton. CQB9C A CIsBBC&K sKKtftQB iM tfefi belongs to the people of me Dotted States - - those who subscribe to and bach Mars aad Veens The Ug buy the newspapers and those who advertise in mem. Without mesa free proUea H fladtag the ben way ed by thai' atpjosphertc probe and ladependeot readers and advertisers, there could be so tree pres*ai to make a soft lasdmg osMan wasM awi be seat to the apace- j we know it. There would be no freedom to seek and report the news; no andVaBBS. craft ia orbit arorodVeaaswMca freedom to express opinions and even criticise when necessary ... it is Maktsg a slow descent to the woald taes relay the data u Earth.' not easy for newspapers to collect, report and comment on fast-brei Marts* surface wll require TMa latortoadoa is expected t» evedis. Nor is it easy for readers to always understand what is repor about tise assoc ptxiccdksrcsi as a taclude ahftade aad bortwaBal aad why. Bat it ia very important that bom newspapers aad readers under laadtag with p posMan of rhe Ooattog «Mtas« dan a paracbon may be decoyed stand clearly the role of each other as 'partners in freedom'.'* if studies shew that fccsabeased ture. deaafcy, ta the rartfled tsartlan atmos- wiad Tetoetr/; loformattoa «B decawDagaetic adds, fravmv- probUm < it has a heavy tha, -sd Mdadoo: mea«ar«- statton A NATION WRECKER OaVt «Bly la die as* at possible, there is tertstics, doad top aad When a nation is ap to its ears in debt, and taking some one third of the sad cotapasMoa of clood par- cither to ticles. • income of its people for taxes, aad running deficits, you would think Ms as a device to make a PrantheMonb managers (me elected public officials) would welcome aad encourage l the surface. Whs » baltoas ta tte V taxpsyiog private industry mat provides revenue for federal, state and tote ta'mtad.NASA has awarded phere, tt ceuid be local governments. Bet, many political proposals today restrict tbe op- a stady ceatract to the Martta bald a d eration of the taxpaying private enterprise system- die foundation of a free hfarletta Corp., Dearer, Colo., cecanoly apknre 4e sorfaee te society. iBVsaugSM tae leasaMiity at spfte of tbetremeBdoos barriers. Tbeimpression given is mat political can in explorisg the aiiimapoare of Beoaaae aftBegreathaat,aV«aas serve the people bener man can pzt The of Veaas usiaK * hafloos or other probe has to be greatly dOtereat taOuahie booyaat device or Bias one aaed for a probe of pota it that such Mara. policies kill taxpaying industries that provide Jobs and devices ftacctaf ia the plaaets some of ita best .robea gf^bctii ptsaeoi They never show that oader suc&poUc4es,gov«rnm< In addttloB to entirely cBffereiR mater* customers (taxpaying enterprise) oat of business ft m as senseless for whether or net it is practical tebi. OaMsrstaei&eamsstbe government to harass and discourage business by si :h practices as it would to obtain data x*a •gatast 7«*f Uga tejtBperatsre. opposing the spread of tfce totalitarian government philosophy ia two world Corp. will also ready the teasi- wiB ante ta be prerMML wars fend other coaQtetB, But our politicians go merrily on promoting its hUtty of raUsabaj descent aad Exptortiglters, ooce the prob- inroads in our own land. 1B it not reasonable to ask- where are we beaded? lMsaauk# ^fe^^A^^^bA ^— ^L»ia S^A ^ftA4hM ^^^ lems of getting there are sofcrwi, Freedom dies without resistance to political forces working to restrict and will act be too bard bat trf&sg to tree enterprise. ' *' : - If the tdfonsattaa received f rote wtil he a roach greater problem Martaer H hi the Veans probe requtrtag equipment tmt we can How To Get In Touch With V» la December 1962 tocor - bmnty ixaagiae. tte Ugh-sitrface terBpen- All these problems wfli be DOROTHY SEXT9M, tare of theplaaet^boat 800 de- stodted whtle men are csqpterfag grees P.) precludes long—term the Mooa. Aad sooMttne la 1971 PHOTOGRAPHERS: OFFICES.* ami IMC

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149% MIRE WOOL PRAM JL STAY FttSS KOtATtON 99 RUGS SLACKS suMHehalA•Vl*sk te wKQmKSmm 2 dark or pesrti pia**. Full cnb VJ. For back-ttMchool m colors. Sizes 4-7. Page 6 Friday, Augnst 5, 1966 Hobolten Plctortai MfSTIR later U§ SNITCH with Jersey Jack By Bernard Lasky These sane guy#, along with dri- It's a sad commentary when die BOW to present corporatepr HOW YA GONAKBEPEMDOWN vers tike Carmine Abbatkil* who HE'S economy of any nation, let alone it would raise more than $10 ON THE FARM? got-Us big start and glory at , t billion a year toward* financing You can't anymore now that Freehold are now down at the mr. War to make foreign in- the Vietnam War. bese farm boys have learned raceway trying to -kick tbe man- HFS vestments profitable and foreign Too, those whose incomes have that there's no percentage la agement's bead in for an in- EVERY. land* {fertile with the blood of ©nr soared as a result of the war pulling a plow but tbat tf yon crease en tbe purses tbe dri- WHERE! youths. should also pay a special tax at book a sulky up to tbe same vers get there...... TTjeefe are nearly 300,000 young their extra Income. If such nag aad take him out where, its They met Tuesday at die Am- ana Aaferfcaas flgattng Vietnam and, Income takes the form of capital nice aad flat, there's gold ga- erican Hotel In die town outside (Continued from Page 1) acconSng to military estimates, gains it should be taxed at tbe 'ore awaiting. of tbe track to present their by ta# end of d» year more than Ml rate and not as now at tbe Take Austin Thomas for in- grievances.....Thsy "too now nave invited the kid to stay for 400,000 will be there. special low capital gains rate. stance, tbe 45-year-old former strength Ilk®, tne unions which the weekend. The flighty The House has vawRSS.obUlloo As enrichment tax. unlike an farmer from down Teuupwance» are Waning the papers off tne dame reluctantly agreed. military appropriation bill, vrith across-the-board rise in per- Va., way. Last year he captured streets ana die planes oat of Once away from tbe young- talk tlm another SlObillionrolght sonal income taxes, would sot driving chainflitonsiffns - at' tne air these days.....They go j eter she forgot ererything, be needed before the year f 3 out. penalize the lower or middle Rosecroft and Laurel Raceways under die flag of Tbe Standard- * especially since she is busy Official sources from the Penta- income families, who are taring In Maryland and then walked off bred Breeders and Owners'As- a hard enough time making ends making the rounds. How-* gon lsthat the struggle In Vietnam witn Freehold Raceway honors. sociation of New Jersey...and ever, the Hd IB har^>y at will be a long draws out affair. meet to live. Hell be bade agate this Aug. 8 now threaten to keep their horses The financing at this war should It should be enough thatthepoor and in the rasing until it cads off tbe track for tne meet...... file shore and she Is en- come from those who profit from are fighting tbe war without mak- Oct. 15 along wka another bunch Tbey are asking for an increase, joying tne vacation. But this increased military activity. ing them pay for it as well. Tbe of farm boys who will be in to from 25 pctcent to 42 to 45 school days will be coming The workers are paying through war-on-poverty is being fought drive from Yonkera, MoadceUo percent of the purse.. ..and, they up again, awl tbe Mama die nose in taxes with the cost of through tbe draft boards not in and tracks all over tbe country. don't care how tbey get ft, even better pull herself togetb'-t. living rising nearly 3 per cent the Improvement of slum condi- la 195 starts last year at the tf the Raceway has to cancel They, the relatives, are over the past year. tions. sooth Jersey track, Austin had oat Its low rates and pass die wondering when Mama will In the mean time, corporation Actually, financing a war is a 44 wins, 32 seconds and SO thirds spesdings on to die better who call for tee youngster. How profits are hitting an all-time problem - always bos been. Yet, which added up to a winning per- is always on die short end any- about the father? Well, this peak, i Every quarter such pro- die solution does not lie In try- centage of .371 aad plenty of way. gay is a real bum-never fits gi up farther In the first g to deny reasonable wage in- tbe old green stuff....A far cry JERSEY JACK takes btt bat quarter of 1966 they reached an creases to workers. The fair and from the hourly pay of a pro- off to die management for stan- once did he provide for annual rate of $80.6 WUion, be- only solution to this problem is duce truck driver shuttling loads ding their ground....Tbe trade his kid. He's a dog-a real fore taxes. to take the profit out of war or* between the north and tbe south has built Itself up from nothing mutt. Aside from the btg corporations, at least, to place the burden on and back...,WMch brings us to over tbe years to a real place many others,' farmers, land those who profit heavily from tbe meat of this column. _ in tbe harness racing sun and speculators, professional and wartime boom by heavier taxes. baa done it along with contin- The unions are taking tbe brant I can remember as a kid, my* TO CLARA whose pleasant business men executives, are father telling tales of bow Ms uous improvements of tbe racing voice gives the West 50th profiting from the wartime boom. of the argument as causing in- pop.used to hook up a. double plant and its horse caliber for To curb the Inflationary trend, flation. This is a lot of boloney. team of trotters and drive diem die fan...... Street Division boys tbu it would be well to finance the Right now the workers - union feeling "that all's well with members - know how they are all tbe way over to CSoshea. Tbe owners claim* tbey receive war taxing those who profit by N.Y., from die little town of die lowest > purse percentage is the worid" when tfcay check it. An excess profit tax was used paying through tbe nose. The in for worlc. The boys ag- housewtf e and the supermarket Hughsonville for a roue . or two die country and claim dan die in World War D and toth e Korean with sane of die local termers raceway baa refused to release praciate your cheerful at- War. The government in those cashier counters sees the pennies dwindling away. They are getting for a few bocks spotting money its operating statement for last titude and the speed with instances levied taxes on the por- and a day's outing. year. Tbe tion af the firm's profit which less food for more ramiey. The which you take care of their high price of w?.r and government 1 can remember too, when ray tiy baa a court order calls. A cheery voice at exceeded the normal pre-war dad and I used to bit the local against tbe State Racing Com- level. is a luxury that can hardly be tbat time of the morning is afforded by working men and cattle shows aad county fairs mission over it, indeed rare. So, to Clara According to reliable estimates, at Orangeburgh, N.Y., on a San- A meeting on die matter will ' tbe corporations are paying 40 women. The trade unions are goes mis week's Snitcb-a- doing their bit to expose tbe day afternoon and watch tbe bean be held today with tbe State per cent of their profits in fed- and potato plaster* from New Racing Cotnrolsslaa la Trenton dalion. eral income tax. During the myth that union demands for in- creased wages are causing the York and New Jersey push their which will listen to both aides. • • • Korean War, with excess profit Look for picketing, but also look tax, corporations paid S3 per splraling prices or Inflation - pacers cad trotters around the riS, SNITCH knows about whichever term suits yourfancy. one-mile oval as a highlight of for the track toopenonsecbedule the "peeping torn" who has cent of their profit to the govern- the day. Monday. These grown up farm ment. boys know it ain't bay bat money been looking into windows If the method of taxation used And I can remember back a tber^ hot days hoping to lot leas years than that when Involved and will want to get fina the lady within in the in tbe Korean War was applied you could go over to Yonker's oat on tbat track as soon as Raceway and they would let yon possible to rake In all diey can... all-together or scant cloth- la free to watch tbe races so HORSES TO WATCH AT YON- ing. fWs kid, he is a teen- Mmic for Ywr Party? tbe drivers wouldn't feel lon- ager, is in for trouble if RENT A SCOUTS HONOR he doesn't quit. Why not The harness sport has come WILDCAT 2 try swimming or fishing? a loag way to tbe last decade DONf&RVBL* JUKE BOX and baa made a lot of near KNIGHT CHOICE IKES KID is abrat- always "Pitch in, Charlie. I eat UN. 9-9113 millionaires oat of guys like Stan- TOBY STAR annoying the neighbors. He kind of informally when ley and Verson Dancer who other- RIVER ROAD got cangh in his own trap the wife's away!" wise would still be bade on the SUPER YANKEE last week, however. He farts with a pitchfork in their SCOTCH DUK8 rigged up all kinds of noise TRADER PAL makers in the adjoining WHY THEN ALL THE ORBED. OOOD CANDY drive, thinking be would With Confidence-San mi have fun when the family returned from a day trip 1966 DODOES ant they tangled in tbe }onk. But, guess who got DARTS—CORON there first. His father. His mother had company Potortift-Monacos and the father, seeing all aiify Ut*d Cort the cars, in his driveway CARLO VIC arid knowing his neighbors Santaneelo TRUCKS SantangelQ were awey, drove into the trap. Did the kid get It - now bis old man believes YEAR END what me neighbors are say- TEE . ing about his precious off- Immediate Erection spring. CLEARANCE SALE •• • • A ALL-1966.CARS-MUST GO HO MONEY DOWM I mcx. REGARDLESS OF PRICE Manaflo SANTANGELO DODGE 2artO SPIWAL PIT Cars (7#ed Cars ou. (BUST tmr i m» 222 fat t- Mv. i MIL CALLT«DAT Ridgefield, N. J. Fairview, N. J. S COMPARE Vic Jr. wnm tttsfsKftnt t*. 945-2900 Sanungelo f434654 « nutr.t.LHi, u. _ OPEN EVENINGS - BANK FINANCING KtMy, tot MOtODY $tib For Lass "joe is lucky .. his wife .m^..-m.m-t** k******* *******'> worib' Hoboken Pictorial Friday, August 5,1966 Page 9 ally we'd Uke to see J.C's legal their comfort about with them.... Sept. 11th for the Secaucus Elks eagle give the OK to the gal la Though some of our friends are Lodge #2338 Annual Picnic and Mae** wfeo *? now on a maternity traveling about the world John A. OaHBf at Schmidt's Woods la the MICKEY CARROLL leave—sure her Job classification DtStaulc. former H.C, Medical great Secaueos (John GatnbUag A PHOTOGRAPHER may designate heras a policeman Center comptroller, has started and Peter Roberts please note a new job and we send along our following) Tickets avaliablefront TURNS REPORTER - but come oa fella's- she's still Chairman Walter Capitol or Co- ABOUT TOWN a lady and soon to be someone's congratulation ontheappotsment as supervisor at the Regional Chalrman "Doc" Jerry Mam .. mother. You know this may lead Rumor Mill Dept " possible cast- to a new method of recruiting for State Sales Tax Bureau. . Joe Yan am be sore that a good Tony Nocera actfag ward leader Delle Fave of Secaucus back from di dates for North Bergen May *67 percentage of your friends are on the police dept.- for show me a elections James Nolan, Richard Is doing a wonderful job pitch- P.D. which doesn't have trouble a 2 weeks vacation at Lake vacation because of the seasou, hltdng - congrad's Tony. ... . George, N.Y..... TheGreat Lover King, Harold Sturtanan, Rail* while we of the 4th estate can getting good recruits- why join Affuso Sr., and one other dai* We hear a minor about town later- when you can be born to of the Administration 81 dg, Tom tell tfae season by the number of that a bunch <6) of West New McCoy is headlr^ W«st - to West horse whom we will let out of the friends who are on vacation..... the blue- all kidding asldd guys stable another day ... . We mourn York boys, who not too long ago and gals- I do think any woman Point Pleasant (don't cry girls - Jon ted word that the H. Roger wore W.N.Y. shields, have a Hell be back) Paul Lamendola the loss of our goodfrtendWilUsat Gilbert's Hagen Place Secaucus, real swinging pob going, I sure - no matter how her job is des- S. Montanaro—Our sincere sym- cribed is entitled to a maternity of Cator Aye f .C. is recuperating are headed for Miami.....Their wish they let roe In on the next at home after a short stay at St. pathy to his widow Am G. Moa- objective . is the Catholic War beefsteak dinner and trip to the leave - and it should be separate tanaro J.C. Dept of Women Re- Veterans Convention at the Fon- track, What say you at the from sick leave Francis Hospital. . creation Supervisor .. ... tainblee Hotel.... H.R.G. is headquarters?.. . They say a There is nothing will kill a man President of Hudson County Labor Council Pat McGlnty in New Location - Thomas P.Sab- National Welfare Chairman of policemaas lot is not a happy one so soon as having nobody to find blo insurance and Real Estate the CWVs,.... Oar good friend but to paraphase old "G * S" we fault with but himself. ... IVe Pollack Hospital after Partway accident., don't forget to send a now at 280 Newark Ave., Jersey Tom Breschia Is on vacation read of one whose lot is to soon never any pity for conceited City, Tom and wife are looking soaking up a bit of sun and be a very happy event—person- people because I think they carry a card to help speed his re- covery—he's missed around the for a 3 1/2 room apartment in town... . Never to ha/e sinned is Secaucus. • the unpardonable sin. ... Sam Scarne •• nephew of "The Scarue" back from California and still amazed at the West Coast ver- sion of Cocktail Waltressess and GO-GO Gal's - their costumes When you Compare. were GONE—GONE—GONE. ... Amy Ann Verdon checked in at 8 lbs. 8 oz, on July 25th at Margaret Hague Hospital to mike Supervisor Jack and Mrs. Deegan new Grandparents - of course by Lou's courtesy at son Bill and daugher- tn-law Carol Best to All Cliff One of the strangest things about Tunnel ML, *» life is that the poor, who need money the most, are the very BEAUTY ON A BUDGET ones that never have It ... (No Appointment Necessary) Mark your calander for Sunday ffl-STYU PBWANENTS TWIRLERETTES WIN TROPHY FROSTING $2.50 SIT eul, «•». ritw Thurs.,Fri., Sat. $3.00 0.1)3 UP HAIRCUTS $1.99 COLORING RAZOR CUTS FKSHAMPOO ^lA i. $2.50 up S7.95 $10.95 BEAUTall worfc under supervision of Michele-ArnolY d eCITt E'douard HairstylistYs 6-60th ST. WEST NEW YORK TEL. 868-2424 9 KM . 6 *M. '« 9 TEENAGERS!

ON NEW STANDS TWIRtERETTES PRESENT AWARDS - Proudly displaying the trophy they won Flag Day, and under their red, white, and Une banner, the Twtrlerettes Baton Twirling Squad at North Bergen THE NEW held their spring awards assembly On June 25th. Amidst proud parents each girl marched and twirled while being judged by their instructor, Camille Zampetti This assembly is the official ending for the Twirlerettes winter pregram. During this time they per- formed for club functions and variety shows and recently appeared In the Americanization Day Parade, North Bergen Flag Day Parade, and the Jersey City Flag Dmy Parade for which they won a trophy for their performance. On June 5th, the Twirlerettes summer pro- gram will begin. Besides regular twirling lessons a rwirllng day camp will be held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 to 12. Students will gather at Twirlerettes headquarters at 78f*7 Kennedy Blvd for three hours of games, arts and crafts, and baton twirling lessons Refreshments are served and prizes given to game winners, along with occasional picnics at Hudson County Park. A similar awurds assembly ends this [jm&ram In late August Their instructor, a member of the National Baton Twirling Assoc , The United States Twirling Assoc , and All Amer- ica!: Twirling Assoc., also teaches baton twirling to-those girls enrolled in the North Bergen Recreation Dept. program Ttiase THE NEWSPAPER FOR TEENS winning ribboia were: Beginner Class A- 1st, Karen Buortcmo, 2nd, Lynn Giotini. 3rd, Laura Zskarian, 4th, Nancy Lowery Begin- ner Class B- 1st, Lauren Filafelfo, 2nd, Gaye Marino, 3rd, DebM* ON SALE AUG15 Reynolds, 4th, Lisa A versa. Beginner Class C* (not r ~; 1st, Maryellen Brauer, 2nd, Maryaim Brauer, 3rd, J»-v -> 4th, Elaine Wilson. Intermediates-1st, Gertrude Pair PER COPY lori Lowensteln (not pictured) 3rd, Doraia Poerio, 4th i->i, ir Advanced class competition to be held at a later date.. medals went to: Donna Poerio, Lynn Giotttni, Joy ABJICSO, iUarysms TWICE A MONTH Brauer, and Gaye Marino. Membership m?dais went to: Lyras Giottini, Drama Criscione, Karen Covietto, Jo Am "~ JudyGraber, Page * Frtds:,, Aagagg 5. 1966 DANELSIAUDED ON DUSE FLOOR Comttf V. OaaLdM (D-MthNJ) wu ttt«d Olt «Mk feqrM»M» - ctanct* Coagrc*«nB«a Jmaes A. Baritc (P) fur MM rofac ta pro»

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AUTOMOTIVE I w$. ffTSFORSttE fBTAIS POR"D "57, 4 dr. scats, auto.; PATERSON -Grocery Dettcataa- POODLE-PUPPIES. Saver ARC, 2 OFFICES for rest 3 blocks GLEN KOCK-Nr. Rt %«. Modern R m. Good rannlag * good tires sen, going business redringaffcer Reg. Ch. sired. Hone raised. south of George Wash. Bridge: Brfck 0s% Ne $100. 670* Smith Ave. .No.Bergen 50 rears. Reas. for qatlek Wfte. Good with children. Lovable. 1S62 Lemotae av.. Fort Lee Igt BARONE*S MARKET. 121-16th Call 327-9582 Wl 7-2237 Lg OH doors, W 63 CHEVROLET hnpala, Po Avev, Paxersoa. Call LA-S-9879 S lease, wffl SwV- Brakes & Steering, auto drive, askforPhfL DESK SPACE la store, Bergea- «v to soft. ApproK tO/HSsoift. radio & heater, 1 owner, garage line Ave. & 60th St.. West New OL 2-1959 Irept. THNER - Bergen Cowry, Newly JNTEWdR EXTERIOR York. For information Call WH Call 864-2637 1-3 pjn.6-8p.ni. Decorated No nt^taCBv soSmdavys 'AINTING GOOD WORK REA1 ESTATE Established 35 years. Priced BrfcftTooy 867-3238 CHEYY-T53 cm Silver Mae, for quick sale. 384-9747 APARTMBENT-101-76di St., 4- NORTH BBRCEN-1 fnatfty, Col- V-S, 327 Engine. New Top. New 4 1/2-5 rooms,alltmprcveaients ombta are, 8th St., Taxes $260 COMO DECORATOR 6 1/2 RMS, 3 bedRBS, 1 1/2 Brks, New Heavy daty Shocks, TAVERN Interior - Exterior Psbrtng. new wall ovens ft birch cabinets, New Extant system. Stereo Ra- *40 68tB Street GuceBberg sjvenlent £0 stores ft tcsjESpor— baths, hot water gas baa Work tnswrecL free $21,900. Call 865-9260 dio, Exc. condMon. $.1,600 Prtv. Callaoydme 332-0100 dos.$i»to${35. 863-4447or Call. 488-4562 868-5309 ' RESTAURANT FDR SALE 714 BergeoUne Ave. Union Ctty "-• •61 RAMBLER-4 dr. classic ,R/H $3200. Most aetL Located HAVE PAINT BRUSH, will travel RIVERSnCKS - H0PATGONG - Corner - 5 family Stand, shttt. Good cond., low onl. 356 West Side Are. Jersey City |1S, $30. $25 a rm. Exterior 5 rooms, and bath, right on take. carafe kept, Owner. Sacrifice 333-4(39' or k commercial work. Best prices CaU 398-7947 Un 4-4672 1*85. Cell UN 5-8485 aft. 1 pjn. a> town. 867-2197 aft. 6 p.m.

OLDS-'M fsO power, fatty eqtdp, MSB3B PAOCTBHG ft MMDRRS- .good coadbton, $110. Call 944- I958-4OX8' Uvgnn.,8edro.,JClt, s $20 a room av 7129 beianiea 9 a_m. - 3 pjn. BatibAtrcoad. erage stes. Houses also painted 1959-50X8' Umt, bstfc. 1*. 2 aai—Mr. Mr. Parsdtee. 1964 MPALA . Convertfbie, , New Fwna, carpets, 944- CaUUN-6-3709 wMie, black tap, fall power, air or WB-f-4724 after 3 pja. . to* mileage. I ow- •" , W1-4-74I9, 23' ExtensioB Ladder, Man's Soft Rac, Desk b Cteir, BowUng Ball ASPHALT PAVOC %Bag» Wtadow Fan. Tabl* ft PDRP--5A. V-3, Rncfc Body. 1f/2 Casirs. Paper Cotter, Masonic merclal asd Resfdeadal. ••• ni» a. manbac coadtdoo. BJfale. Call KJ-9-8568. wu« Stairs. $13.00, 1965 CADflXAC (BnoBbun) PLASTERB4G - MASONRY - 1 Sbaper with Motor, $20.00 PATIOS. Expert workmsssip, Cdi 868-6812. 4 door, viasl top. Usck,aII ac- free estimates* no Job to big or. ceawartes. Call IM-9-8SS7 •afl. He 7-H83 - Used Clatfaiag 1965 MJSTANG - VS. 4 dealaraf For sale approx. 1000 PET1ONE BROTHERS tra«0, Ml of extras, asfctag $1, . Call DI-3-3266. MASON BUILDERS 400. Call DU-4-6096 Sidewalks, porches, patios, etc. free est», reasos. prices. 1965 SPORT FURY coBvertltte, tooww UNJ-0516 "hocket seats, power steerisg. SERVWG all Nordi Jersey, free Dad, Ml be down soon ... tell Fred tc natL: himself at stereo revert nulo, 4 di«l 90 lBtss OA your rof/lnjl CARPBNTRY, espery S«wire wli>*i>>aMtwjBMtet Most sldnHj. gweatv sw! li stap. remodailBg kluJ be seen. ttjMO Call after 5 cefltag*, "roc py 947-4374 after 6. O.ra. 86B-77U! dows, doors, etc. Call HftdccawKfc RooBag Co. 1957 CADILLAC 83 First St., ALLTYPBSof A-I Ml power, air YOUR MESSAGE MflaK •&* vces CQ oc ROOF14G- CaU 457-5060 Call UN « S-06S2 UN-5-4636. UNS-4061 GETS HOME SCOOTERS-CYCLES TUTORlNS-oiBBaier scsooL El- ftlL seksol «*-Mj smunonwAJira OOLDBN CYCLE tflasHwCTS MMt\ Jl'Wpl^ S$0 Itefca St.. _Hatt Lee. No. tamx, 5) have ejp. j^jtf EXPERIENCED elderly wa [to over Jerseyli largaaK Yamaha dealer ebCdren wAearaiag wffi take.care of cbOd £a Pree ridbsj leBsoas to prtv. area. PASTORE TUTORINC SCHOOL km*. Loving care, from ~ 32,000 Free dettrcry. OPEN EVERY UN-3-34M to 5 years. OJU 865-9010 NKarr WISSM BLEMBNTARY School homes] g Is grades 3-4-5, H&. Of f Of OWTT g IK flsy oam BsaBe at $4 asd boar. Give your cMttd t UJNCHBONBTTE FOR SALE- bead start. 94S-1556 $700 gross a week« large fact. opening sooBf good appor. for WORK middle aged eoqple, for tafor. HiSICAl Call33S-7SK U-COUNT SALE-gaters, »m- STATWNBRY, CANDY, / plif 1 er». acconaana, organs, papers. Most sell (Bl bealtti) dnans, cnuBpets, saxapbooes, across from Weessw. school, clarinets, flatas, viatos, banjos, w/3 room apt. Sacrifice $1,300 mandoHna.- Expert repairing on Call 86-7-0465 HOME PasSDreftfeaite Studios Inc. 507 32nd Sfc Union City NEWSPAPER ROUTE-BaT* In- I flight up 863-3424 W0MBI10 SHI come, good for aoaa or woman 1 1/7 hrs. a day . Call *«*-386* after 9 P.M. PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS on*U JUMJl'IBIlGflU, CQTGlI QOW. SICKLES MUS3C STORE DENTAL PRACTICE POR SALE- 6S2 ~Newarfc Ave., Jersey City FOR INFORMATION PLEASE Call OL-3-3375 Call l 3 or 4 Hours COCTAtt. LOWGB - Beandftil MUSICAL BCTRUCTiONS of all a Day. 8attr ft OBCAfwKftosaV, Prtpcd Vont *****, & special sale on ail tn- tar qelck sale. Call Days ft S after 8 pja. 865-9731 dto, 6518 Part; Ave., West New CaU WH 5^596 York. Call 868-564*. FUKNBJffiD OPFICE-Weat New you place a York, tat air cow*. % «£*- wKMtVQIXS Between erator & sbawer. Root $60 a Low Cost Want Ad moBdt. $800 tatas all. 9 and 10 ajn. CaU 868-7*31 an day. in the OHOCBRY % DEUCA' Mon^Tues, Wed Hudsos. Cooaiy Am. Mafaaffrr. BUY-MART Call 863-8203. Page 10 Prfetay, Aapre5,196p fiOi«.K":; :-v:.v. SAL SCHBI IS PttHJD DAD GOIDW AGE CLUB TO OPEN SEASON -. A son, weighing 7 pomds, 10 et North Barges, the eoBpi* re- ounces, was born to Sal aadi l moved »> Rocbelle Park. WITH PICNIC Linda Scherl at Pascack Valley ft tt hoped that tin* year's large Golden Age Clvt at North Ber- Hoeffcal on Jriy 27. The baby's ea, comprised of local residents d»d» Sal, is wdl known la North crop of June trUM win each' 5 years at age and older, has Bergen as head of Scberi Pod when ch* cornea down to aarth., set ts? it* program of fall aeti- Oil Service. Formerly resident* vitles for this year. The season will open early,how- ever, with so 'VM Timer*" pic ale August 17 at Orchard Grove, North Bergea, according to Michael Qotalan. The grasp meats at Our Lady «f Pattoa Awfitortwn, Remedy Btrtf. and 81st St. Robert Gayr* ispreaideat. HINTS FOR TEENAGE call far showing «f * mottoa picture, TJatewsy to To- ... From year Sewing Editor morrow**, on September 7; a has MRS. THERESA MUSTO of Wen New York, secretary of the newly ride to Astmry Park at * SJD. il CoaMBlttee for aCgeamoulty Ccllege, ptember 14 and "playtime" draft af reaelndea argtag frwhaithri to anxlat a college September 21. onr'ttee, M <|efttorlsjR^fr«at)UaliN. BsjnattBt e att J Jeraey Cltjr, HCCCCC trostee; Dr. Phtllp Nemoff, O.DA ft Nor* Betfaa, vice pasta, sad Prsak V. Goadmaaof Kaaray.piAUc reladasaTof- flcer, offcr advice. LookiagoastrearareOefttor|gst)BmU A. Del a^ltvo of Weehewkea, Chester D. Larkftas of Jersey C3tey, Cash M. Stanley Jr. of Ourcenberg andMlchad J.Marraof Sacaaew, trustees. Absent from the ptctnre were Richard T. Boarooe of Jersey City, president, and Wllltatn J. Knowte* of Jersey City Jerome A, Nowkkl af Bayonae sad Anthony J. Paacatilo of Jersey Cl^, MEETING SH tkdaon CsvBTjr CtnnBltte> A- _ lands, for the Vietnam merican Legion's annual meet- Drive, Christmas Overseas, ing wtU be held at F.A. Mack- sponsored by tlte American Le- enzie post, 534 Avenue E, Bay- gion, at the meeting. • DRIVWB RARSE onne, on Wednesday, August • MR 3 COURSE 3, at 8:30 p.m. f18 Hoi* Pitch & PuW> Hudson County Commander MAKE SEMIFINALS Hamilton Irrtog will preside • MIIIIATURE 80LF at the meeting. Annas! nomin- Among the latest 50 semifjaal- ations, election Mad Installation lsts for the Little Miss America • PRO SHOP of county officers for 1966- contest at Palisades Amusement 1967 will be held. Park were 9 area residents. • RICK TARRO Michael Pastozyn, County Prom Bergen County: ElisaChl- First Vice Commander, will t*aro, 6 of Port Us; Lisa Squl- • MIKE POWER step ia> as County Commander. ectmarri 6, of GUffsIde Park; • ARCHERY No opposition Uexpectedf or the Patricia KorzeUt* 5, of Bergai- office. field; Sharon Monash 7,

AIRMAN Ancrfrlo Plsani, sou of Mr. and Mrs. S. Pisani, of 536 GSrdan St, , lloboltea., hSS been selected for technical training at THE BAPTISM of Lisa Joyce Bow, la^nc daughter of Mr. and Mrs.4 Lackland AFB, Tex., as a U.S. Loots Save, 1132 BUmnfleld Street, HobokcB, was followed by « Air Force air policeman. rceefCtas. held in die Oak Room of OR 14th Street Diner, Hoboken. The aJrman recently completed The 24-4«y-otd tnCtat was christened at St. +m*a Cbarch by Pather basic training at Lackland. His Lade. Fifty persons attended the dtener reception. In toe plcnre new school is part m omm WTE Knights ef CohKDbnsHall,UBtoa borhood Center Ho. 1, to be lo- Miss MarceUa Rede, daughter Ctty. cated at 117 Madison st. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Rod:, As Arectar d HOPES and re- 140 Robert St., Sewarrea, lor- sponsible for disbursement <* M^tBCERK ^B^HSBaSy1 %mjaaT iWWHWila<^ha^aa^alp'SBaft a OBGHDBa^BBSBBBaaasCi V*wk^aiOCi federal toads to aid the city's bride recently of George Com- seedy, Ctyons declined comment merford, soa of Mrs. Oeorge «• who would be named as his Comiaerford, 399 New York Ave., MARCUS depoty or who will be named to Jersey City sad the tee Mr. the other Be%hborhoodceBterdI- Jewelers, Iae. rectorsblp. It has been reported 106 WASHINGTON ST. that ftree candidates for such post* taclode Any. E. Norman HOBOKEN OL 3-3180 Wilson Jr., Atty. Channa Tam ~' flalfl«fi a sod Joseph Bartleta, former Sixth Ward councilman who new AUTORAWATOR holds a board of education post as assistant business adminis- SEtVICE trator. Barletta, Ions; a dose Complete *OFTS confidant of Mayor Loots De. Pascale. . Radiator Service Gottlieb who maintains bis pri- IFWE-CANTPDCrr *WATCHES vate law practice at 84 Washing- THROW rr AWAY ton St., Is past president of Hobo- ken Bar Assn., a member of Ho- m •JEWELRY boken County Bar Assn., a mem- EVERY PURCHASE ber