SS^SPp^*" * ?|?i^^§ffpS:
• V*
HE'S THERE HE'S EVERY. WHERE! FAMILY PICTURE NEWSPAPER
nSous fa * pace he has lived far at » years now, but at last < too brie) he's slowing
things It* to* late became he's Volume 2 Number 32 Friday, July 8, I960 Price 10 Cents WR or less affected Us MI aervws system tfcnmga centin- AT RIGHT, Postmaster Nicholas «w pressuring of itis' physical J. Caruso displays the paster pro- being, working too hard and long claiming "Maritime Week." Hail •Matt wociyn^j mincecssaW iiy •VB>T tracks working out of the famoas hat job and family. They, now, seaport city carried the poster are all grown and independent; publicizing the slogan "American they've left him, to*, aWd tar afl Ships are America's Lifeline," practical purposes have ahaav Mayor John J. Gragan who pro- tloned ban. kit ynhnBhy condi- claimed "Maritime Week" k na- tion and the good he kas na>- tional president of the onion. In- dered them down through the terested spectator at the left k years, lust another pity tint fate Paul Van Wie. District Collector cm rack ap. of * • • TUGBOATS and excursion BELOW, Mayor John J. O steamers are their only avoca- maimed the shovel with the help tio> these days, in their goldear of Diane r.«f«|M|^ "little Mkm years. Twa or three times each Hoboken" at ground breaktBg week, they take pleasant, tef rest- ceremony on the site of the ing "journeys" up and down the High School. In the group witness- river reliving in retrospect the ing (he ceremony are Mefvin «—dufiri days sf their early Christie*. Lotus De Paseafe, years whea rtiey first fefl hi lave. secretary Board of Education; Today, their love having beest Jim Bostkk*. John McAkvy, fortified hy 45 years of hipnhwai president Board of Education; J. and iBBpimd to greater hearts of Haoley, Thomas McFeeky, bias hy an appreciative, though intendent of schools; Couadhnea snail family, they have conch to Frank Caprio, Joseph BartktU, he proud of. Their short jaaate Louis Francoae, L. O'Reilly, on the ships are a second, every- Loretta Haack, Gas Ganaro*, day honeymoon. Charles La*£*. Father Franc* • • • Fallen, pastor of Our Lady af Grace Chunk; Ed White*, Pti. her cash, and she is hcssg "taken" annHTci(uUy hy urn- dart*. *mc*nber «f Board af scrapatous bookmakers who ar* Education. tooting ail (he lentous in hath leagues to her. She shied away from horses, for fear the high stakes might ruin her bankbook; she shunned "numbers" Because it seemed futile and even petty. Her solution, and downfall, it seems, was the ball games. Now she's boxed in. what with "odds", point spreads, etc. It may eon- some a longer time to take all her funds, bat it certainly is in- evitable. * » ¥ A BOOTBLACK for years on the main drag and in the office buildings, plus various govern- ment facilities throughout the area, he works long, hack-break- ing boors but never has lost his identity as a shoe-shiner. Ever polite and neat, he arrives early ra the city and at 5 o'clock m the afternoon is picked up by his eld- est daughter m her automobile on her way home from work. They 4riw many miles oat of town to their rather palatial home in the suburbs where he enjoys the role of a minor country squire. He's respected in his neighborhood, where be is believed to be pre- U-ntiottt dealer in real estate and a stockbroker (which he is—from the profits of 5 and t«-cent tips aver a Jv year span). • • • THE LADIES were dressed to (he eye-teeth in the height of fashion astd stood out like sore thumbs amid the crowd at the graduation ceremonies.. When the grade filed oat, they did too, their heads tilted Ugh aad, without hesitating to greet anyone, they strooV on their way oat of tight Actaaily. they went at ate cere* monies to see K 60th Anniversary Of Waterfront teredl Mmfidmr State Teachers faVU Dedicate High School Site; Blaze Passes Without Notice To Be Ready By Sept. '61 years *gtf one
MEMBEB OF -DINER'S CLUt BANQUET FACILITIES FOR t* Maywood Inn Restaurant and CocktoiJ Lounge
9148 To«n«k Ay*., North Bergen ttt.f*r W. MAiANr AVL, MATHMMM Near F«Hrvi*w Cemetery ttlOsaard I-944* Olamond 3 JAMES CAGNEY o wonder that doilie* hs«« always been favorites with ne«dl«. workers acros* the country. So easy to make, these lovely "The Gallant Hours* Nhandmade pieces do so much to give ear' homes a graceful, femi- nine look. For Uu» reason, doilies are surely one of the most rewarding kinds of needlework. Although requiring a minimum FRANK SINAT1A of time and effort, they can he depended on to *M a crisp, clean Kings Go Forth* note to just about every room in the house. PINEAPPLE PATTERN Fri. * Sat. Extra Today we have a doily that's certain to be wel- CHAKLETON HESTON comed by many, many . women. We're f eatarinc "Far Horizons" a pineapple patters, that, perennial favorite of cro- MEM ehet J^ns fe?errwaere. Measuring tZ inchea in diameter — or slightly larger if yon choose to add, .a roftie—this grace- ful accessory is a elassie example of just now lovely the pineapple de- sign can be. A cluster of eight pineapples circle a anaQer 'etator pattern. This doily has se many cses — as a placemat, • Centerpiece, a eharmiag (Mfcs* for a booqaet of summer flowara. Wher- ever yon place this pretty vkee, yef can fee MB« it wiU be noticed by adni ' " frieods. • • - i rwTO ei¥E Beca«w FR r • i i i I 100 Worth Free I I reen Stamps I S&H GRtiN This coupon redemnobU wWi eurcW#>t* «* *"V00 Of SAMK . I mor*. Offer «»pir« (4>U Saturday, July 9iK limit on* coupon par family. jmuurr. I m «• Toir.v. I STAMPS •&••••••••• J ACME GOOD WILL COUPON In addition to your regular stamps with purchase I of $10 or more and coupon at right. J Del Monte Juice Pineapple Del Monte 14 oz. Tomato bottles Catsup MARKETS Van Camp Beans In Tomato Sauce You Never Had It So Fresh1 Van Camp Beans With Pork Blueberries Gaines New Jersey Dog Food Tru-Biue Chicken of the Sea Golden Ripe 25 Tuna Solid White Bananas 3" 25 California Iceberg Miracle Whip Lettuce 's 19 46 oz. — Dairy — Punchinello cans Golden quart Swiss Cheese Mazola Corn Oil bottle Ideal 8oz. Toilet Tissue Natural Sliced rolls Pkg. Scottissue Whire & Colors K 33 Lancaster Brand BELT5VH.LE and Young Hens — Frozen Foods — 4 fo \6 Green Beans Pounds Seabrook : ; TURKEYS 49 Cut or French 4: .; 69 Top quality! Serve with Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce! Dorann • \ Famous Lancaster Brand Boneless Bottom Pizza Fours 2 79c , i — Bakery Features — Round Roast 79 j Solid meat, no fat added. Urrmatchable for quality, flavor, tendernefs! Chiffon Cake °-*** - 49c Top Round Roost «R!S£«••» 89c 3-lb. 3-or 99c Apple Pie v^ue 55c Canned Chicken can Iced Cinnamon Lancaster Brand Sliced : 16 oz. Virginia Lee Special! Eye Round Roost * 1.09 Bacon l£ 35 pkg. 16 oi Bacon pkg. 49c 1 Top Round Steak »> 99c Lancaster Brand TERRIFIC OFFER! Liverwurst Fresh Ground Round *99c D _ I _ _ _ tancastw Brand . x ^ lb bologna chunk o, M,d9e» 63 Cunnon Bath Frozen Fish Features 2 6 Smoked Cottage x Ua ! Pollock "*fZ 2 J£ Towels ^ 39< u 16ot Whiting %%*" 2 OR With purchasMn e of f $r5 Butts 59 Cod Fillet Wash Cloth ^ » %° 29* All P*c« EffecHv' **v Setvrdey. ig»y 9th, I960 WHS J5 B«rctew. EBBBSSSam EDITOR'S CORNER Funeral for Francis A. Vezzetti Jr., 35.year-old World War II veteran and member of well Miss Carolyn Sealer, 75 Monroe Meeting will resume in Sep- known Hoboken family who died The pay increase did St., Hoboken, became the brid? tember. TOLERATING Saturday at Veteran's Hospital in * • • not include police de- New York City, was held Tues- of Martin Hemberger, 628 36th Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson, partment employes who day. St., Union City, Saturday, in St 158a 13th St.. Hoboken, announce NONSENSE received a $750 pay in- Newly ordained Rev.' James Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Hoboken. —• the engagement of their daugh- Hoboken Magistrate" crease last year, or the Pindar officiated at Solemn ter, Miss Maureen Bergin, to i* Hoboken firemen, who Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m., in George Von Bernewitz, son «f William J. Miller this St. Francis Roman Catholic David E. Rue School PTA. Ho past week cracked down sought a 42-hour-work- faoken. gave a luncheon party Mr. and Mrs George Von Berne- Church. Burial followed in Holy wite, 50 11th St.. Hoboken, at a on 3 youths charged week in lieu of a salary Name Cemetery. June 20, dance award went to Ivonne Lugo and Jose Gassen, reception, June 18, in Maxwell's advance. Latter depart- Mr. Vezzetti, a resident of 1126 with injuring a 19-year- most popular to Patricia Corlett Hall, Hoboken. Hudson St., managed Madison old girl with fireworks. ment is reported to be and Harry Guttilla, most hand Miss Bergin, a graduate i>f Hotel and Restaurant at 14th and They were each fined seeking a salary hike some and prettiest Ivonne Lugo Academy of Sacred Heart, Ho- Washington Sts., a well known ll either in November by and Joseph Auth. Mrs. Jack Fo- boken. is employed by Chemical $30, Hoboken landmark. The business ley, PTA president, at the gradu Bank Trust Co., New York. Her referendum or at the was established by the late Frank r After imposing fines ation exercises June 22. made fiance, a graduate of Dem a rest next municipal election Vezzetti, father ol the deceased or 5-day jail sentences awards to Patricia Coriett and High School,, Hoboken, employed Mr. Vezzetti Jr., was bom in Ho upon Sal va tore De- in May next year. Robert Brown as the most prom- by Commercial Trust Co, New boken. Pin to, 18, of 409 Wash- ising students who have made Jersey Members of American Legion the most progress in the class. * » • ington St; Louis Alto- Post 107 conducted services at « • * mara, 18, of 931 Park RUMORED the Bosworth Funeral Home at Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsey, 311 Willow Ave. Miss Adeline D'Andrea, 130 1229 Park Ave., Hoboken. an- Ave.; and Nichlas Bi- nounce the engagement of their Survivors include wife ol the Bloomfield St., Hoboken, became netti, 21, of 231 Grand SWITCHES^ daughter. Miss Sheila Ann Ram deceased, Sonia (nee Satise) a the bride of Thomas Straten, 310 St., all Hoboken, Magis- 1 sey to Walter McGovern, 607 16th native of France; daughters Harrison St., Hoboken, Saturday. Is it a good thing for St., Union City. trate Miller admonished Mkheie and Jeanette, brothers June 25, at St. Joseph's Roman Our Town? That is the Miss Ramsey, a graduate of the youths and the girls first question that Robert Thomas and John; » CathoKc Church. involved to "stay away sister, Mrs. Louise Camp and his • » . • St. Michael's High School, Union x comes to our mind on Miss Louise Molinari, #>1 Mon- City, is employed by Franklin from loitering on the mother, Louise Mussi Vezzetti. 1 hearing that City Busi- • * * roe St., Hoboken, became the Baker, Division of Genera Foods, corner of . 4th and n e s s Administrator bride of James Powers, Hoboken, Hoboken. Bloomfield Sts. or suf- Daniel F. Carmody may SAMUEL M. MAGIC June 25. at St. Ann's Roman Her fiance, a graduate of Em- Catholic Church, Hoboken. erson High School, Union City. fer the consequences if Funeral for Samuel Michael shortly retire from his • * * attends Seton Hall University brought before me Magic, 66-year-old European ar- ^position, to be succeeded Miss Arlene Petrizzo, 208 Jack evening classes, Jersey City, and again." tist and dealer in jades and son St.,-Hoboken. became the is employed by Chase Manhattan by Revenue and Fi- antiques who died Sunday at The 3 youths, witk bride of Anthony Mancuso, 125 Bank, New York City. nance Director James North Hudson Hospital, was held Jackson St., Hoboken, recently, No date has been set for the another 17 - year - old, Quinn, at 8:30 Tuesday from Earl F. were charged by Miss at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic wedding. m The Strongly backed Bosworth Funeral home in Hobo- Nancy uzzio, 19, of 333 ke n 'Church. Hoboken. * * • reports also involve the* • * * Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Let- Monroe St,, with tossing accession of Thomas A. A Solemn Maes of Requiem was Born July 4. 1903, Hudson Court tiere. 1008 DeGroot Ave., Ridge- a lighted fire cracker Gallo, erstwhile oppon- offered at 9:30 a.m. in St. Peter ty Clerk Edward J. Borrone of field, announce the engagement into a convertible car and Paul Roman Catholic Church, Hoboken, today is celebrating his cf their daughter, Miss Marie ent of Mayor John J. followed by burial in Holy Cross 5Tth birthday quietly at home. Elizabeth Lettiere to James J. she was sitting in with Grogan and his admin- Cemetery. Miss Ellen Abrams, 17, Now serving his second 5-year Peat, son of Mrs. J. Lester Peat istration to fill Quinn's * A former resident of Hoboken, term as county clerk, Borrone is Levittown, Pa., and Hie late J of 914 Bioomfietd St., Mr.. Magic conducted his art also a Hoboken councilman-at- Lester Peat. job. There is also the studio and antique shop from his Hoboken. large. rumored possibility that late residence st 4522 Park Ave.. Miss Lettiere, a graduate of • • • When brought into Public Works Director Weehawken. Born in Yugoslavia, Hightstown High School, Hights- police headquarters on Hugh McGuire may he has been in this country 50 Miss Ann Manwzo, 503 1st St., tewn, is employed by American Monday, the Abrams take Carmody's post. years. His" death was caused by Hoboken. became the bride of Power Jet CQ., Ridgefield, as a girl's father at first re- complications, having been a Raffaele Pappagallo, 209 Clinton secretary. Her fiance was dis- Jn his City Halt office patient at the hospital 1 week. St., Hoboken, June 25, at St. charged from U. S. Navy and is fused to sign a com* Francis Roman Catholic Church, employed by Circle F Mfg. Co.. this past week, the 44- Survivors include his wife. Anna plaint against the Hoboken. in Trenton. year-old Carmody de- (nee Shipshinski) 2 sons, Samuel • • • youths, saying he didn't nied he woutt submit and George of Hoboken; and 3 No date has been set for the want any publicity. his resignation at to- daughters, Mrs. Margaret Ciket Mrs. Joseph Stubin of Joseph wedding. kh and Mrs. Catherine Arddiz- Brandt PTA, Hoboken, announced * * * day's regular meeting xone erf Hoboken and Mrs. Anita board members for the M60-1961 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gun* WORKERS' of Hoboken City Coun- Stalega of Dumont. season, June 20, in school hail, ther, 39 Cranford PL, Teaneck. cil, but declined to ad- • • • Hoboken. Board members in- announce the engagement «f mit he will officially re- clude: Mrs. Aftert Masterson, their daughter, Miss Claire Ann WINDFALL WffiTLOCK BOARDMAN budget and finance arid student Gunrher', to Gerard Deleu Jr., sign July 14. aid fund chairman; Mrs. Mary son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A $46,000 windfall of •'I'm representing the Whitlock Boardman, 72, of 1000 Aimes, Mrs. Anne Coppola, class Deleu, 240 Kenneth Ave., Fair Hudson St., Hoboken, died Satur- checks averaging $150 citizens of Hoboken mothers; Mrs. James Gilligan, re- Lawn. day after an intermittent illness. ception chairman and Founders' apiece was distributed soon at a Civil Service A former director of Ferguson Miss Gunther is a graduate of Day chairman, Mrs. "Jack" Teaneck High School and is em- this past week to muni- hearing in Trenton. Bros., furniture manufacturers, Marks, Founders' Day co-chair- Does that indicate I am new defunct, Mr. Boardman was ployed by Prentice Hall, Engl* cipal workers. It was a man; Mrs. Lucille Russell, health wood Cliffs. about to resign right a brother-in-law oi Mrs. Haddon and safety chairman; Mrs. James blessing in disguise for Ivtns. Her fiance is a graduate. of vacation-bound persons, now?" the former Ho- Mets, historian; Mrs. Clara Ba- Fair Lawn High School and He was with the firm for 35 eota, Mrs. Afcert Ursprekh, hos- and just as well-re- boken cop who ad- years, serving first as superin- American Institute of Banking. pitality chairman; Joseph Toohey, He is employed by First National ceived by others. vanced to city business tendent and general manager be- legal procedures and by-taws It was representative administrator asked fore becoming a director., The Bank of Passak County. chairman; Mrs. Alfred Davis, No ... *H3IHSHB- all over the area and no fish, sun goes along. •item you Wouldn't put off dropping anchor here and there Now would be a good tune to days. Obviously, lack of adequat SPORTSMAN'S requiring. •swth no results. rat a "safety check' on your refngeratiun m not. as rt Finally, gne yourself a safety It's about time the fishing previously thought to be, boat to make awe that every- cnutfc Go uvcf the rules of safe public got together and tacked thing is a* it should be. chief tauw cf tta» spread buatmg Review your knowledge >alniontlla g»rtn». Contact up Uw captains of the party boats Comwonly negtactod items in of the laws and practices of the for their own good. There's no many outboard* are the hf« fxpused food enables the roving waterways. roach to plant colonies of germ 00 sense to paying out dottar* for jacket* ami buoyant cushion*, boat fare and coming home deck to see that aM strap, and that will poison ufm«ry eaters practically empty handed, you ties are still sewed on firmly. Poisoner On What should be dune is dear fishermen haw to work bard for If the fee jacket* have been Ktep all food well covered, re that boat fare and the captains stored in tbe forward hold or The Prowl fngerattKl, and proiected fro.'d don't, fed any too good about under the aeats, examine them Scientists tell us that germ ooniammation—this goes even foi taking your money with nothing for any signs of mildew or rot. warfare is being employed on the cereals, crackers, arid bread to show for it. at the end at Q* Make sure that the covering of domestic front—even in the latch- wage twtal war against roarhe day. bouyant cushions has not worn ens and pantries of our favorite and other insect invaders. Gq How about getting up a peti- through and that the stittfhing is eating places and our homes—by them before they get you Well, it lodes lite feat dd an ancient and dangerous enemy. complaint is coming back to us tion and wndirg it to a place tight and secure at all point where it will do the moat goat? Co over your boat thoroughly. The sinister foe is the common again. Commercial net fishermen cockroach, and the deadly agents with their bottom dragger boats As you may or may not know Screws and bolts have a way of With 24th a couple of members of the Di- working toose. so check each one of his choice are salmonella •re scalping up the bottoms off germs. These filth-borne organ- In Germany the beaches within less than • vision of Fish and Gam* are for tightness with a good screw- representatives of the commercial driver of the correct size. If they isms generally manage to make Army Sgt. Harold F.. Fa«L thousand feet and no one bother- their way into our bodies through rone, whose wife, Dorothy, hv ing them when they putt their net fishermen and that may be lire too wom to tighten properly, the reason they can pull this in- replace them immediately with the medium of contaminated at 541 48th St., North Bergen, ij stuff at night, so many of the food They cause various serious a member of the 24th Infant >- bass trolling ' fishermen inform shore stuff and get away with k. ethers d the same length in the The coastal wardens arc so bitty next larger thickness. forms of illness, including a fever Division in Germany, us. If I'm not mistaken the law similar to typhoid, meningitis. Sergeant Fagliarone is a squa call* for no closer than a mile looking for striped baas Betters How are your lights? Qteck all thai they don't give a thought to wires and conneetiofw *ni re- and common food poisoning, with leader in Headquarters and Scr. off shore, and are the party boat its characteristic sjtmptotns of ice Company of the division' captains plenty blistered about it, what's going on around the Sandy place any burnt-out bulbs. Clean Hook area dragging conditions, the lenses ... a good household acute diarrhea, severe abdominal 4Sth Infantry. He entered th due to the fact that their custom- pain, vomiting, and prostration- Array in 1948 and arrived ove ers are not making many catches (or would they even bother about cleanser will cut any film which it?) to worry about the party boat has accumulated on them. It has been discovered that in- seas on this tour of duty in N anymore off the Sandy Hook fected roaches excrete .salmonella vember 1858. area. complaints. Your battery and battery box As I have said before many should be clean and free from germs for as long as twenty days Last Wednesday Capt. Fred after initial infection. Germs re- Sail ea toe S3' Twin Dksel Sajdik of the Sea Star sailed all times in this column, you are the any corrosion residue. A strong suckers that are being taken, and solution of baking soda is best main alive and viable on the over the Sandy Hook area and roach for as long as seventy-eight VIKING II into Sandy Hook Bay with nary if you sit back and do nothing for this job, but don't let any a fish being taken from 8:38 a.m. about it. then you deserv«Lto get gat into the battery itself. U your SAILS DAILY g A.M. from until about 2 p.m. in the after- doable of what they're puffing on motor is not equipped with a 16' Boat with 16 H.P. Siwals Dock. Gnat Kills, S I noon when the porgies started to you now. As 1 have said many generator, take the battery into Mercury motor. FLUKE bite. Al! the other boats fishing tunes in the past, it's up to you. a service station and have it Cpt. Aody Koadracki UN 9-Ter; *mt there were in the same pre- MID-SEASON CHECK-UP brought up to full charge. Call after 5 P.M. dicament a* the Sea Star moving Most outboarders start the boat- Examine afl your "lines" very HE. 4-3456 ing season with a full complement thoroughly. Any manila hemp BETTY L of safety equipment on board, bid rope whicl^has become very soft Opes Boat Deep So* F«t*iag Salt Water Proof J the Mercury outboard people should be replaced, for the soft- Leaves Foot of 4th 6t have found thai many of us tend ness means that the fibers have-- ROXY'SPIER Hoboken, N. J. - 7:M KM 1. Leach, Capt. OUfieJd i Zebco's new model 89 to neglect these things as the sea- broken and will not carry a full HIGHLANDS, N. J. Sails Wed., Sat., *~ Spinning: reel is made load. Netel • Restaurant Cleats and other hardware of DuPont Delrin and Bar - Gas • lee Sandy Hook Basin BAIT should be checked to see that DEEP SEA FISHING Stainless Steel. they are secure 3fi Barsidc Ave., Highland Needs no care in ?alt Of Alt Kinds The inside ot your boat should SEA HORSE Highlands Met* water. . LIVE KILLIES . be given a thorough inspection. Sails Daily 8 a in. FINEST I DRIVES AFUH Wholesale & Retail Are all seat* tight? Are steering KING FLASH II 36-Fuot SIH-IUT Sea Staff- wheel and control level secured Kl>rl>«t«l Mi.ritM- Toilet - O.HT "HARNELL Satis Twice Daily 8 a.m. - Jp.rn I hr, «l,-r !*5»rin.- Kwuh- firmly Kmli-in huh V>>il Sheehan's FOR CHARTER s-l'iTwifl Mnximui* ULTIMATE If there is any woodwork on TAPER RODS Boat Yard your boat, check for splintering. LANCER CLUB CHARTERS A file and sandpaper will re- Phone HI Mill Ed Ouster wtgr For salt water MUtJOTER (PATTV't Rt 440, Bayonne, N. J. move the possibility of any mtt catting «M M% to SHARE THE RIDE Largv, Fust. SKI*. Ct««o4.'ut| &*aatt, aad east a wide *rifft* FE 9-S742 splinters causing injury to your and ra*Re el hires—a« ea eae self or your passengers. Smooth FISHING TRIPS re*. down the rough spots and revant- INI Cars - Dafty | Maa Party i»h them right away. By Arrangement Good Crabbing You have a fire extinguisher Td UN. 5-W7R Larry Karcutno KING FLASH II CHUM on board, and some sort of f 5a snare inei rafreshneats Sails Twice DaUy whistle or horn. But what about fast as* fresh Water 8 A.M. & 2 P.M. THE WET GHOST STUMER? a first aid kit? If you have one. check Us content*; if you FOR KVTNRUDE MOTORS SPORT SHOP haven't, thu \s NEW AND USED ROXY'S Bait-Tactic PASTS AND SERVICE SEE Gtfftf » AMSMMtttiM FLASKAMP FISHING PIER Archery and Variety Sports mnrs MOTORS Highlands, N. Jj Bait k Ctan Daily Bar & Restaurant Evismde Heist* • Buhear Boats HI 3-2451 l«M3K PatersM MB. IUL adaea Blvd. Nafta Bergea Capts. Dick t Mike Keate 3t, Seata Amhay At The Plata TcL UNiea HHt 1-9733 John Flumara SCCAUCU8. N. J. OPEN IOAT Fiaest CoekleJI Ber I* The State PAUIIS "SEA STAR Catertag te Weddfags. Parties BOATS 8 WASHINGTON ST. m.UKI end PORGtES ENTERTAINMENT ^eaves IJ* »., Fridays * RUMSON, N. J. *:lf A. M. DAILY Air ixcirr Far Year Ceatfert g Fleet ef Cleaa Boats Rettannmt emd OUTBOAXD6 TO HIRE TockU M BtK HALL TO HIRE B Lodtea Accommodated CALLVH1ON 7mm rap^lsrT^'^^r^Wr• ssst as*— rt a» ^HiAa l FINE WOW! RAY! k« •» *«*h •* . -Wwt« • Seek V lunteers tiw EMI tftajms Man* to He farther stated how weadofid 'cMaea and gi*e to ti» from a Salvatwi Army Of OT7 kite « • total at a )ob afl Oiainaen, Captata, and Health Campaign", Snitzar fa-M.. Hi Drive mjHUM has b*en «ola«tai » BaM lingers haw done, and how parted in front of The A. R Snilrer, Hudson County the county. IT*** miBiN they can materially effect tbe Army Headquarter* A M Chairman for the Hudson Ccunty kits to be sent in and Snhzer final total of the campaign by For Kids Sake wgtan Slrat a Newark. M.H.A furl campaign has an- state* be would ajpradite ttwiri doing everything they can to in- The projector was a new Bell nounced the following totals on bcity «nt in as men m sure getting in a« many more of Please Return k HoweB wtocb was being trans- workers kite at poaa*l« ported to The Salvaioe Army's n "A contrftution from you today Projector To S. A. Cttfdnn's Camp. T«oum»eh Vil- may save someone you love to- The Salvation Army ««eJi*ly lage in B4oamkiadaJ4 The pro- NOW AT VINCENTS morrow" Sritizer declared. He ex- request* that the man or wwaan jector «u eatrnaaead to bring I ptatned, "Singlehanded we can do «iito took The Salvation Anoy'« many noun of entertainment and very little but together with other motion picture projector Wednes- instruction to the New Jersey people in the community through- day noon. June 29th at l:J0 re- boys and girls The Salvation a 5 BARBERS out the country, we can give the consider and return it to ito «*»• Army will afford numer camp- mentally iM tbe help they need" er. The projector was taken ing vacations this summer We now far** a eomptde •cw aec&a k Snitzer a^iiained, "You don't «wr ultra modern rime derated exthtsivriy to need to start from scratch, there e Hair Coloring tor MOB, Bair C«tta*g lor are right now. working in behalf A. PENSA MODERN MOVERS Women. All done in «ur private new depart- of the mentally ill, 9M state and Agents for 00 ment. Visit either «tr apodal section or «wr county affiliates of the National PHONE 8 GR£YVAN Ultra modem barter stop. See «or —«« t Association for Mental Health, Electric Comb, use it to set asry style possi- LOSES which is sponsoring the Hudaon J a* ble. Sun Tan aad Kadiasl Tnahmarf sh* County fund campaign. Hiese or- \MociaM wilh UN 3-3560 o available. W« specialize in meres hairpieces. ganizations are made up of citi- BEKINS S barbers on premises. Scalp consultation zens and have already done a COAST TO €»4ST given. Hobby hors«» for children. great deal to help the mentally Sulphurized I Padded. Vam aad ill. Bid with your support they HoistinR SperiaiisU |X>CAL SEBVKX I Piamm, Sato, Etc could do a hundred times more, Office, Cacamereial so join your mental health asso- Furniture 4 Appliance DeKrery & Induobial Movmg B\ Hour oi Contract 'rite, SNITCH- Sutnge Padun( Cratiag ALL U)\[>S INSLEED vtNcettrs from Page 1) MAIN Direct Service T* S21 - 12th ST., UNION CITY. N. J. BARBER SHOP - Air Conditioned changed since they taught at the N. V.. Pom., Cosa. same mtboei 28 years back. Un- and Shore Areas Cor. H Blvd. 661)7 B'iine Ave. — \JH 3^224 — W.XY. known to tie pnmmt faculty, they were able to appraise the UN: HI. •etap without interruption. Their report k going to tbe state com- COM? missionw—but it's aa excellent one. N« complaints, whatsoever! HAUPTMAN • • • JERSEY SHE STEPS out for tbe "pap- m" each evening about 9:M and AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL makes her way home an hour or "A Millhn MMH Of S*/« Tucking" so later, frequently without what die went after. Though she AUTOMATIC STANDARD 9x12 RUGS thmks she's slkk and getting- CLEANED away with-muwler, her hubby k wise «l the way. Me eve* atepc • 3J T«m Siftly iKMd • CM fafii immti innide the flat oesi door while afae • btdradtn Uctmcd If Ik tehta Of Motor VtMclts FREE STORAGE M ou< for the papers. He can • W. Itadw hm/ ferric* T. AoU YN II ObUi ws*n c new JOOTY JTOVE PlPES- DR. N. FREED W€R£ AN UNSIGHTLY OPTOMETRIST MFCJJUTV, AMD THE Janitrol ftULKY JTOVS WA* Now Located At WFlCULTTDHft»TER 1301 PATERSON PLK. RD., SECAUCUS '^-. C (In The Plaza) '& Eyes Man. & IWs - 9:M A.M. to »:M P.M. Examined T«tea. 4 Fri. - 9:3» A.M. to t:» PJW. Sat — 9:30 A.M. to 1:M P.M. UN. 4-29651 NO OFFICE UQURS WEDNESDAY happy trirrf aWv ywr rW/ homemakers t'a th« bofior with «»„. «ur* m» AT RIGHT, TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONERS were the •t die recent dance sooasdred by North Berccn Democratic Organiza- tion «t Sctaetwn Park. In the metis* Walter Soendley, a«st town clerk and oresadmt of the chib is shown met thug Mayor Charles J. Weaver. Others in the grotto are, 1. to r., Vincent McKerma. candidate for Coesress 9Ui district: and Cammissioners Theodora Doll Jr.. Angel* I. Sarubbi, and James P. Nolan. TALKS on the operation of county JKKpiUb and courtier intelligence activities during WW2 were given by special guest speakers at the final meeting of the season of John C Cendo ASMI. Talk on counter intelligence was given by Ma). Charles Maske, shown on Commissioner Cendo's right, and William Schutman. on his left. spoke on hospitals. Others in the picture arc. left, Edward Cariuc- ei, trustee, and Joseph Arrigotti, president, and light, Ray Hyatt, «rostee, and Frank Errte», secre- Ury. FR.\NK Mn. Wiina Miac Waken, Mn. Moore, Mks Heatoa, Mrs. On*. M'nw, Mr. Bwrctt. ATTENDING Nortfc Hudson Bowttag Lngue «mer Mr. Sdhrm, Mr. Dewtaal, Mrs. FWejr, Mr. MkM, Mn. Bern. Mn. Torre. Mr. Torre, RasA Soad, UBMB City, were *e large *rw Mrs. DeMai*. Mr. L. PiairfadosJ. Mrs. Sir. Bock, Mr. Harabes, Mr. Mod, Mrs. Fonrsfcr. Mr. Ceecre, Mr*. CMCSC Mrs. NiaaA Mr. Zarro, Mr. Moore. Mist IMM. Mr. KTMB*ya*. Mr. aad Mm Porter, oach raw, Wm m BcsW Mr. IYOMKOO, MtJ F« Lauraine Waters Confirmed A PARTY was held at Walker'. Ion in honor of Laoraine Waters, «rf 37* Walker St. Fairview, hoU- ing bouquet, Mrs. Josephine Schapp, left, center, of lt»U 76th St., North Bergen, and Mrs. Violet Kemp, right, center, of 4061 Pali- sade Ave., Union City. Mrs. Kemp is Lauraine's grandmother. The three had received the rite of eoafirmatioa. Others in the pic- ture are, L to r., Mrs. Joan Kemp, aunt; Mrs. Phoebe Ftetsher, cousin; Edward Waters, father; Mrs. Mary Waters, aunt and sponsor; Mrs. Joane Waters, mother: Edward Waters, sou; and Peter Kemp, brother CONFIRMATION PARTY wa» held in honor of Kenneth PwnpeJ, standing between nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pampel. at the family's home, 8211 4th Ave., North Bergen. Others in the picture are, seated, L to r., Arthur Ross, trade; Mrs. P. Pampel, grandmother; Lois Ross, eousin; Mr. P. Pompel. grand- father; Dotty Ross, aunt; stead- ing, I. to r., Russell PatapeL Brother; Marge Frontera, Lynn Frontera, Mrs. Joe Stevens, Joe Stevens, Marilyn and Lynn Froav tera. . FOURTEEN CANDLES burned brightly am the birthday cake about to be eat by Marie Desk der» ia the afcerc pictare. Hiss Desidem eehbnted the happy 4ay with a party at her home, Ml Gs4 SL, WJS.Y. In fee petare are, ttttimg, Dmxtm Ftoceawnto, Claire Speck. KsMm Carkn, Mary Am Vdkm. Katb^ea Grate, Helta Mary Koaml Matto. Mart. Cafe,, "! • CAJWATt J Wrttrfay wfth *>rty aa__ *^^ JfetHMtaaWtaf alMaa ffiaaiaaiaaalii If t > F » I ' taytet. AXrei WOetw ta Larr> gittew—. Son* Kiehar4 spoke Tuesday evening, Juoe fl. Mental Health ef Seeaucus Chap- Just Attends on the bill which was recently ter Uak» National, presented to Specialist Martin.a clerk in the Tax Assessors signed by Governor Meyner, and Dr. Joseph Campanula, Seeau- He's Expert company in Schweinfurt, entered *'.ie final session of the confer- cus chairman of Mental HeatRt, Army Specialist Four William the Army in February IMS and Conference ence was devoted to questions and a check for $311.25. Felix Sgam- G. Martin, 16. son of Mrs. AMce received basic training at Fort . Anthony E. Just, 161 Huber answers about local applications bati, president of the Secaucus Martin, 5606 Park Ave., West Dix. He arrived overseas in 1st., tax atsewor, is among the of the new law. Chapter of Unico National, New York, recently qualified as September 1959. 138 assessing officials from the The conferees were welcomed praised Michael J. Marra and expert in firing the Ml rifle Martin is a 1959 graduate (»f State of New Jersey who attended to the Rutgers campus by Dr. members of chapter for their while serving wiih the 537th Memorial High School. the five day^eveitfh Annual But- Bennett M. Rich, who is turning loyal cooperation in obtaining Ordnance Company in Germany. #ers Conference for Assessing over on July 1 the direction of the money to help in the cam- Officers here last «eek (June 10- the Bureau of Government Re- paign for mental health. The search, which sponsored the con- president emphasized that the 24). ference, to Dr. Ernest E. Reock Mental Health campaign is the Announcement! The conference was conducted and Alfred M. Greene, Jr., pre«- prime charity of Unico National. in three parts, one on techniques WIU1AM A. HAUOK First Mortgage loan* $15,272,313.51 CWnua Federal Horn* Loan Bank Stock.. 305,000.00 wnuAM H. D*vnr U. S. Government Bonds 7Y)&,859.38 AffTMW L MCOON Other Investments 78,977.23 rnANSFER TO OUS. I. POWWOW Cash 721,221.73 LIQUOR STORES WAlit* IMC. MUAS Office Fixtures and Equipment.. $4,500.00 INC. Oth«r Assets 67,542.34 FRISK K. HOH0NS 606 PstCrSOIl riantu van t, i , Total Assets «17,246,414.1» a M Union City. UN. 3-1775 HTB 0UUA. J*. v GORMAN'S fXClUSIVf UN. J-J10J ototei w. STAM LIABILITIES AND RESWVIS SONNENBLUME-19S7 GORMAN'S "606" WOUAM 9. WBUi Liebfraumildi Savings Accounts $15 942,675.00 OQkMAN MUM WWM Scsteh Wtaiskey Mortgagors' Escrow Funds — . 268,457.60 23-« Ode Cm Oth«r Liabilities 40,221.87 bottle O7 9.61 3"5th 1,095,059.72 »**»»*»*»«»« GORMAN'S "606" *%89 97 Total liabilities and Re*rv«s $17,246,414.19 BUNDED WHIStCCY .. Jm 5th 49 at. 6 Vt at!. Fit fo, a King/ B«ftl*4 in Bond— KM Proof T2-oi. CANS Gormofl't "604" Kentucky SttVffHi BOURBON A69 *59 Kingsbury WHISKEY J 5th *l at. from VINO DANTE- 59 RCtl WINE BEER aai 1 I AIWC - m MMNPS OF BEKR Km UK the Army last December and lllVfll UK CM new i urn competed bar.c (raining at Fort more. Maryland. Dix, N. J. According to Wolf, H is advisa- He attended Emerson High Me lor workers and setf-employed SkJisd in Union City and was peopk> to check #ieir account WARD OF TRADE STORES employed by the Portio Corp.. every three years. TWs makes it before entering the Army. possible fo cmrect any record which might not be complete. AHE ^ Your future benefit payments Serving In will he based on earnings credited in your account Germany Local employers and lafeor 1SS Army PFC August J. Gunth- organiiatiom may request a CLOSED ner. 18, son of Mr. and Mrr. supply of the Wage Statement August J. Guntfcner. 422 3rd St., Request: for (heir employees Union City, is a member el the There is no charge for this serv- 24Sh Infantry Division in Ger- ice. The local social security dis- many. trict office telephone number is Gunthner, a gunner in Company Diamond 3-3515. EDNESDAYS A or the division's 18th Infantry, sntercd the Army in September 1951 and received bask training Never swhn »lone. at Fort Benning, Ga. He arrived buddy system. DURING JULY AND AUGUST overseas in February of this year. Thursday and Friday 'til 9:30 Gunthner is a 195S graduate of •••...• Saturday *tU 6 Emerson High School. I960 Monday 'til 9#0 • • • • Tuesday Evening'ti! 6 Checked S. S. AUANT JK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION Account Lately? It may be time once again to Immediate Delivery { 2 BIG MUNICIPAL check on your social security ac- PARKING AREAS IN count, according to Fred B. Wolf ALL MODELS WEST NEW YORK of the Hackensacfc District Office of the Social Security Adminis- ALL COLORS W!.. Enter 59th or 61st Sts. tration. Wolf advised that most people Hudscn County's now niching age 65 need WJ Largest Valiant • ^lymouth DeSoto LE LEAGUE BASEBALL Mercedes Benz Dealers WHEREAS Little League BasebaM is symbolic of 2945 HUDSON BLVD America and the highest concepts of democracy, I JERSEY CITY, N. J. citizenship and teamwork, and WHEREAS this great movement embraces more nMllfltors Inc* On Jaonml Square than one million boys under 12 years of age who Opp. Stanley Tneitre are helped to become responsible Americans of the future, and Free Parking On Premises - OL 3-6100 - WHEREAS thonsands of adult volunteers, whose only motive is to cultivate a wholesome, beneficial climate of formative training and who give on* stintingly of their time and energies to Mis end, and 1960 WHEREAS the Little League Foundation has be-| com*, the Keystone of the future and the corner RAMBLER stone of permanency for this great movement in the broad ares of our country's youth, and •1795 NOW, THEREFORE,'BE IT RESOLVED that PIUVHBP the Board of Commissioners of the Township of 'North Barren to the County of Hudson do hereby urge all citizens to recognise and give rapport to the program of Uttle League Baseball. il»,vlsHKfM Director af Parks and PubHc Property MOTOR Charles J. Weaver •ector of PaMfc Affalrf MART 4112 HUDSON BLVD. TtaeodoreD*!. (Cor. 42nd St.) Eeter of Ret caw and Finance Csaw. Aogtts J.itnbW cmr County Views HUDSON - BERGEN By ROUNDUP Gosh David Punyon was elected neering on a New Jersey Stafe president of the newly formed scholarship . . . Anniversary dob of Temple Beft-EI. greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Henry S'crth Bergen, at a recent organ- Charles Seibel, 14 Laird PI., Cliff- THIS WEEK national meeting. Other officers side Park, their 35th; Miss Rita Views expressed on this page are n*>t necessarily those of this newspaper.icated were ^ so»««on Jacofcy, 163 Mallory Ave., Jersey v <:e City, president of the New Jersey WBKBMKKUBB^Bt^nKnmKK&mnHKHBKtKtEtKKBRnK0iBMHKBBBKEnHBBK&BlKEi i president; Lester KarmtlJer, Elementary Classroom Teachers and presents two great problems, time thai they realize charity recording secretary; Henry Bund, First, no methods are now avail- beginu^usu a<••t. home.^...v. Th«.«e. America.—.~.. n financial secretary; and Max Assn.ventio,n attendeof the dNationa the annual Educatiol conn- Journey To Theable for obtaining the required workers and J>eir families de- ScWanger, treasurer ... The energy, which calls for a prac- serve a better Jot than to be birthdays of Mrs. Lucille Lazma Assn. in Los Angeles tically complete conversion of forced from thefr jobs and their and Ml»- *&"* Roin* were <***• * * * M Joseph Sehlesinger has been ap- matter on a reasonably large standards lowered to peonage by orated •* • meeting of the Mc- di f h scale; and second, designs are not people who hate this country but ^ow^ VFW Auxiliary, North pointed campaign director of the available for the near perfect re- prefer to live here, work here **&* • • • Mr. sad Mrs. Fred $l,740.0(ft building fund campaign flector that woulS be needed to and enjoy the high standards of Strc^g-she's president of Demar- of Hebrew Home and Hospi'al. Mt SciMtASchool PTA, Hoboken— Jersey City shape this energy- into a directed living won through the hard are **"takin*g up residencP™ eHoboken in Puert-o Jersefensey coarsCitye ..for .registere A civiliad nnurse de-s beam, work of those who fought—at a Rico. They're leaving Hoboken on only will be given in Ridgefield, STARS The photon rockets represents great sacrifice—the eariy battles Aug. 10 ... Miss Barbara Irwtai starting Oct. 18 ... Andrew Grif- By JAMES P. GRAZ1OSO an ultimate in rocket perform- of unionism. Was hostess at a bridal shower lei. son of Rabbi and Mrs. Henry When the Wright Brothers took ance. This is like comparing the Fidel Castro takes great delight man off the ground for the first d ieTens'in; ^the^'u- - ^ in h^a^- s- an^In- ^ ££i »»•'«• rjJ-*- Mr arwr»i Mr»-s irviiv*"*- *-*"Mmtr - CUffsid°; .<**>e Park. «, ***«*.was graduate ^d time it was a flight that took a in World War I. Some engineers the United States Government ter"of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mintz. few minutes and covered a dis- are of the opinion that the photon and the American people. There 27-75th St.. North Bergen. She will with honors from Yeshiva Lm- tance of a few hundred feet. As rocket.«.«.., whe...«n . «.developedCHV,V>, wil-„l en... - i„s n..o„ doubv^.t wo f .hi„s „lov, e for ** marrie—-*—d» t•o« Rober*-*-t - Botwkuck*»»«*.«*, vcrsity High School in New York planes unproved, longer flights able us to reach speeds approach- Krushchev and Communism. His 512-87th St., North Bergen, on City . . . Army Pvt Ronald H. covering greater lengths of time • «•»"• u" Bret*, sen cf Mr. and Mrs. Her- ing that of light. When such action is anti-American and he ^^ - man Broft, 43 Bergen Blvd., became possible until planes speeds are availabli e k woukl en- i making Cuba an outpost for s Anniversary greetings to Mr. Fairview, has completed ad- could go anywhere in the world able man to reach the distant "Russia—just in case Communism and Mrs. Hcary C. Hoehl. 223-49th vanced individual training at the in a matter of hours. The plane stars. and Americanism clash. of today is s" far advanced from St., Union City, their 33rd; to Mr. Artillery and Missile Center. Fort \— The Cubans in this country Sill. Okla. . . . Miss Elaine Wunks the one that the Wright Brothers nave no and Mrs. John Reuter, 81 Colum- ArlllllVU intention of becoming . ma tin. 17. cf 4003 Liberty Ave. flew that the only resemblance is tizens Av e Jerse Clt North Bergen, is Miss New Jersey the fact that both got off the UUUIlTY9S£§HI ^e™™ « - They sing the *"and• Mrs •. Harolyd Matthews>'' *-'»:, 140**.3 Marine Corps League. The North ground. So it will be with our praise of Cat-fro and work night 77th St. North Bergen, 25th, Bergen girl was crowned queen and day to further his cause. former North Bergen Commis spacecraft. at the annual convention of the Some hold two and three jobs to Today we are limited in space send money to the bearded one ^ **"***. "* ^"S"" group in Atlantic City. By Bernard Laakrv because our vehicles are really whom they claim as a saviour. CMtl',"" ** Ave.. North Bcr- * * •" primitive. We have to use chemi- CUBAN SCABS en 3Sth Mr M lU m Ask them why they love Castro | ' ' " ^ "; 5 ? Arthur Abba Goldberg, son of cal fuels which burn out in a few For many years the labor 2056 and they tell you'that he took *"*£ "^ Blvd.. Jer- Hudson County Prosecutor and minutes so that we have to get unions in this country have Clty Mr the farms and property from the %* ™5^' ""* ** Mrs. Jack Geddy Gclt^erg, 25 all of the necessary speed to fought against "scab labor." The farmers and made the land the Tfceron Fletcher, 401 33rd St.. GLTford Ave., Jersey City, has break free of gravity in that short battle had been against those 1 property of the state. He even JJ™* ?ty, 57th, Mr. and Mrs. b«:i ntrned editor-in-chief cf The tune. When the fuel is gone, the workers who would take over Ja er St N(>r :h gavVhis own farm! Too, they are Y*^ ^ - ™_*™ _-_ . Eagle, weekly student paper at rocket must coast in space. We jebs cf sinking workers or who Bergen. 25th; to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- jubilant over the fact that he lets American University, Washington can't steer in space we have to would work under the hat—work seph liggio, 426 56th St., West them on the beaches to relax and DC. . . Mrs. Lysae Miller arm our rockets and if we are for less money than scale ac- New York, 25th; and to Mr. and swim. Mrs. Martin M. Feingold, 8015 Guss. daughter cf Mr. and Mrs off just a tiny fraction we have cording to union standards. These aliens—from Cuba—have 3rd Ave., North Bergen, their 25th Abraham Miller, 55 Gifford Ave missed our objective. Another important fight waged , ^ ^ earned wefl to from * * * Jersey City, has received her Naturally, space-vehicles will by organized labor was against ^ ^ ^ ^ unem Miss Norah Smaridge, 106 7th R A. degree from University <»f improve and in time we will have moonlighting or working more ^ insurance> ^ are wt St., Hcboken, is author of "Bern- Maine. Oiono, Maine . . . Mhs true spaceships that can go great than one job-workjng night and ^ (a|d jobj awa ard", a book en the life of St. Marcelia Rock, a graduate >/ distance and can maneuver in day This practice has to cur- Arm>ricans but abo arc col,ecting Bernard <':» Menlhon. founder of Academy of the Sacred Hear, space at will. One of the pre- ailed through the efforts of the u ,ovment insurance frM£ the famed Swiss hospice and Hoboken. plans a nursing career requisites will have to be a labor unions. However. slrwo the onp ^ worki on ano^er mountain climbers' rescue center. She'll atten-d St. Mary's Nursing method of propulsion u-ith a fuel advent cf the Cuban alien,. ^ ^ ^ e in Alfred Ganci has been elected Schixil in Hcboken in Sq>iemb«»r that can give great thrust and "moonughting is once again be- xhe'mmev belt for a fast flight Anniversary greetings h cnming prevalent in American chitT squire of Greenville Squires. do it f«r a great period of time. • i ™ -, ,, . to Cuba where they go not to see ... . ,, , . . „ Mr. snd Mrs. Paul Wilke. Lnwn 6 And, <>f course, that would be industnes. The aL«i Cubans are Tc|atives flWs ;r for a vaca. . Knights of Cilunbus Jersey City, City, their 5CMi: to Mr. and Mrs. nuclear propelled fuels, which working night and day and hold- 1)f>n a} 1hoge ^^^ but for ,n. Michael .\iuirsf is deputy chief Waller J. (.oerke. 145 35th Si J have the advantage of sue and ing two and three different j,>bs s(rilctions on how {o undermine squire . John J. Kerk^wsk. t.'nion City. 36th; and to Mr. a weight. For instance, one pound Unlike other immigrants, the the slandards of American work. 32alten6 6-tdh NewarSt., Wesk t CollegNew eYork of , Engiwill - Mrs. Albert Schwab. 4603 Hudwr^ of uranium fully consumed will alien Cubans came to this coun- ; ,e R.s ^^ tme ^ BKd . Union City, 36th. yield as much energy as 1,000 try only to accumulate enough Immi^ration AulhoriUes ^ me tons of coal burned at the earth's dough to get back to their land and pain. With this instrument weeks and in the- more sev surface. of' slavery and to donate to the the lining of the rectum is ob- P • cases up to 2 months. The Atomic Energy Commis- untidy, unshavened, ungrateful served and incidentally if there Patients with colitis should. sion has two projects going at bum Castro. Others from foreign are polyps, fissures or hemor- ceive vitamins. Vitamin C p this time that may well solve this lands came here to become citi- rhoids they could be found in the 3 times a day seems to be v^ry problem. One is called Project zens and to escape the tyranny FAMILY course of this examination. important. Rover, a nuclear rocket propul- of despots like Castro. They came The second most important pro- Patients in sickness are aptj sion program, and the other is here to settle down in the land DOCTOR cedure are X-rays. The X-rays be nervous and emotionally called Project SNAP, to develop of the free arrf the iand of oppor- studies reveal the markings of r'able. Phenobartial is gencrl WL J. H. LEFKOWm systems for nuclear auxiliary tuni*y to become good. citizens the large colon and the degree the drug of choice. power program. who have a right to use their COLITIS cf colitis. In brief colitis can be The one system would be one God-given talents. The alien Physicians in general practice In a good many cases a drop to the satisfaction of the pat|enl whereby nuclear energy is used Cubans have no such ambitions. see a number of cases under the cf the stool is to be studied to and hk doctor. to heat a fluid. This fluid ejected The ancient Romans through heading cf Colitis. rule out the presence of bacteria against the rocket, as ki our con- the poet Horace, who so aptly This ailment must at times be or emeba. fANCY— 300 yeors ago, bef ir« ventional rockets, is expected to described a depression in Rome distinguished from a number of The general plan of treatment the Dutch itorfed cuttivoting tu- give us tremendous thrusts that by means of iambic pentameter, ether intestinal ailments such as is as follows: Bland diet-Avoid lips, an Antwerp merchant lot r*£ will make possible the lifting of could be paraphrased to expose polyps, dysentery and smaH milk for a week, the elimination torn* butbf in a bale of cloth. Tl my Casrtro. Horace bad written: growths on the wall of the Urge of milk has helped a good many were rare ovttide the Middle & i>*, great payloads into space. The and* the merchant thought f i«y second system would use nuclear "Even Theuophus the dandy intestine. cases. Vegetables, fruits, sea- whose complexion was his pride, Colitis generally occurs in were onion*—and ate them # energy to generate electricity soned feeds should not be given dressing of oil and vinegar! which would in turn accelerate new adopts the bearded Cato as young persons between the ages for tbcut 6 to 7 days. Since the and eject tiny charged particles his model and his guide. He has of 20 and 49 who are under phy- bacteria grewth may have an ir- called ions. The second system rented an allotment where he sical or nervous strain. The first rittting effect in the bowel an would not give us enough thrust hoes and sows and digs, shuns complaints are cramp like pains intestinal antiseptic is prescribed to get a rochet off the ground the company of the ladies for he's in the abdomen and more fre- to be administered when the bat would be useful for a dup busy raising pigs." queni bewd movements. The indi patient is swake and for a already in orbit where gravity THE BEARD victual involved in ttiese cora- period ci one to two weeks. The is no problem. Being able to ac- To paraphrase Horace, it could plaints- has an irritable color, is antiseptic is a suitable "sulfa" or celerate for a very long toae it be said: Many Cuban dandies always tired, has problems with "mycen' preparation. couW eventually give a rocket whose complexions were their the det and ts bothered by mr- T#wo ^spee d recoverjy cortisone in such a tremendous velocity that pride, now adopts the bearded you* exhaustion and emotional ^ vanous forms is most effect • trip to Man and Vents would Castro M their model and their disturbances. iv, ** valuable. Symptoms be poss&ie in « matter of weeks. wide. Theyy have invadev d Hudson The diagnosis of lower tetason- mu^y improve within two day* Another propulsion scheme if y wbe*e the.. ey .liv, e aann,—d woruk ri ccayfafiM COBM U ottried out ^ ^^ feeto betUr. eats '' c*4*d fttftW *lfcW 'the 10** •ad dig. They M*d la aput* by * T#*"* ste>*:>*W*i8»< better and is more cheerful . mm BnR iruui a very menta more crowded than Stem* gently into At McM» «r by « -jv durrt** decrease*, fte m furore m MBS^H W yoj> ' —-— . I. «B«iaiihed and «• F» «» doyodtw and critics Hudson County** Largest Savfeqs * Lorn ASM. PETE PICKS JOHNSON; 17 YEARS of PROGRESS MEYNER IN 2ND SPOT By PETE SHARKEY cratic candidates will make an A WEEK FROM NOW Hudson appearance. County's Democrats will know ON SUNDAY EVENING the 3 whether the sledding will be New Jersey delegates will occu- rough for them in November or py five tables at the $100 dinner FIRST WINGS whether they'll win the general sponsored by the National Demo- election in a breeze. cratic Committee. This will be IF MASSACHUSETTS Senator at the swanky Beverly Hilton in & loan Association of Jersey City John F. Kennedy is on the ticket, Beverly Hills. either as a presidential candidate THE CONVENTION sessions STATEMENTS OF CONDITION or in the No. 2 spot behind will begin at 5 p.m. daily start* I Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, ing Monday. That's 8 p.m. East- JUNE 30th f Senator Stuart -Symington or ern Daylight Time, and if you 9 Adlai Stevenson, the local organ- want to catch a glimpse of the 1943 ASSETSS 1960 ization Democrats will have Hudson and Jersey delegates nothing to worry about, for Hud- you'll find them on your TV r .1 $ 701,736.68 Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 909,549.60 son County will vote for Kennedy creen in front of and to the right U. S. Government Securities 5,832,801.06 and right across the party line. of the speakers' rostrum. It's one HOWEVE'ft, IF Kennedy is not of the be.it locations in the Sports ' U. S. Government Agency Notes , 1.944.67L19 on (he national ticket and the Arena. G.I. Mortgage Loans—Guaranteed .... 14,364,973.81 Republicans come up with a * • • NOW COMES the difficult part F.H.A. Loans—Guaranteed 9,811,849.74 strong slate at their convention in Chicago, John V. Kenny's candi- of picking the winners, the time 3,021./. Passbook Account Loans 218,290.88 dates will be in for trouble this when one must go out on a limb 3 407,035.85 First Mortgage Loans 12,910,323.36 Fall. as a political writer. • • • IN THE EAST( the Northeast 5 33,500.00 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 610,000.00 LED BY GOVERNOR and Mrs. and in. the Central and Border 653.08 Office Buildings and Equipment 521.073.41 Meyner, a delegation of more States there is strong feeling for 10,500.00 Other Assets , 102,485.05 than MO New Jersey Democrats Senator Kennedy and the nation's will converge on Los Angeles by leading political pundits say that $1,156,447.43 TOTAL ASSETS...... !.....«.. $47,226,018.10 plane, train and automobile for Kennedy will win the nomination the Democratic National Conven- on the first ballot. But I don't buy tion beginning Monday. that. • THE MAIN CONTINGENT, 130 HAVING OBSERVED a few LIABILITIES or so, leaves tomorrow (Friday) conventions in my time, I know i 1,085,065.65 Meflibers' Savings $42,354,928.06 aboard the "Meyner Liner." a that things don't always pan out chartered jet which will depart- the way the prognosticators pick Construction Loans in Process ...... 1,418,905.00 from Idlewild around noon. There 'em. As often as not the leading 3,150.00 Advances—Federal Home Loan Bank .. will be at least a dozen Hudson candidate falters on the second 3,333.13 Other Liabilities 17,911.16 County delegates and alternate or third ballot and one of the pre- delegates aboard the plane. convention runners up wins the Unearned Discount ...... 280,363.23 INCLUDED in the latter group nomination. One year a candi- , Deferred Credits to Future Operations . 453,331.53 will be Mayor Harry Thourot of date won although he hadn't re- 64,898.65 Reserves and Undivided Profits Union City; Supervisor Thomas ceived any votes i "*il after the 2,700,579.12 Gangemi; Prosecutor Lawrence 30th ballot. N. J. Gcv. Woodrow $1,156,447.43 TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $47,226,018.10 A. Whipple;. Rep. Cornelius E. Wilson had given u; hope early i Gallagher of the 13th District: in the balk'.ing dteing the 1912 I State Senator William F. Kelly; convention, but he won the nom- ; Sheriff William J. Flanagan and ination on the 46th ballot. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS County Democratic Chairman PERSONALLY, I'm for Senator GEORGE «• FANGMANN, President 1 Louis Messano. Kennedy. He has everything a THEODORE R. THOMAS, Exec. Vice Pres. ROBERT A. BEATUS, Vice Pres. ! THE BULK (.f the New Jersey . President needs in these times of JOSEPH M. KIN14N, Secretary IRVING SCHWARTZ, Treasurer j delegation will be quartered at national and international crises— Julius DeVries Christian L. Erifesea Henry A. KM* | the Statler Hilton Hotel, . five youth, courage, experience, dedi- Wichart F. Piato E. Curtis Plant , EmU W. A. Schumann L blocks from the canvention head- cation and determination. Walter Seott ; quarters at the Biitmore Hotel BUT I DON'T THINK Kennedy COUNSEL | and 12 minutes by car frcm the will get it. If I was betting—and NATHAN BODNER WM. ALLAN CUDLIPP I EMIL W. A. SCHUMANN I Los Angeles Sports Area where maybe I will plunk down a saw- I the voting will take place buck—I'd say Senator Johnson | A PRE-CONVENTION hignlight on the seventh or eighth ballot. j will be a luncheon at 1 p.m. Sun- AND HQLD YOUR HATS on I s' day honoring Gov. Meyner and this one: Johnson's running mate | the New Jersey delegates at the will be Robert B. Meyner! | Pacific Ballroom in the Statler PUT THAT in your pipe and | Hilton. All of the major Demo- smoke it. STEP i Never better • CURRENT PER HORSES DIVIDEND ANNUM HOE DOWN - f ACROSS Smart barn. DOE - Will be right there. THE BOARD THE SPORT — Last not true. .-£ «ur tret wfnrmr*. Wfn» ©gaftr snd ACANTHA — • i Warrior ware «w fte* Real good sprinter. \ ir»sf laslveeV. AT NEW JERSEY * i AT THE TROTS OUR BROOK — OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW \ FARAND HANOVER - Fast and fit. WILD RIDE — where thousands save millions took foe h prfca « F BRADY - Will repeat. FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE 15th OP JULY WILL EARN Another locking fot a price. SKIP SKIP - Will be a price. DIVIDENDS FROM 1st OF JULY AT THE NEW HIGHER RATE. TRINITY PLACE - • iteal sharp rxexX out WING AGAIN - Funds insured to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan ADIOS PAUL — Always tries. Insurance Corporation, an instrumentality of U. S. Government. Will bo there t>oo». COL. ARCEY*- IN HASTE — Last not true. 3 Convenient Offices—Hours Daily 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. in tiadg wtai eut. KEV — LUSTY LEADER — Stay with this one. BLUE LAVA — MAIN OFFICE HUDSON CITY V3T! win WuAtoer. GREENVILLE HOME BOY — When in cheap. JOURNAL SQ. OFFICE OFFICE iU:al good pace"" 1ROJAN SETH — ADIOS JUDGE — Training smartlv. 78 241 315 Cittst fesi} fcad. Sip Avenue AT NEW YORK Central Avenue Jackson Avenue MYSTIC II - OH» M0N.-7 tt 830 tM. OPEN THURS^-7 to 1:30 fM. OWt THUftS.-7 H *M ML LEGAL FOR TRUST FUNDS * ~ * WEATHER WISE — Mumbtr Tt&tnl Horn* Loan Bank ,. . Mtmbtr F«l«-ttt Savinft tmd lot* Intaranet Corp. ' RCWTANV RYE - ?«.«•» • -. «rTIT • • MHHM m« •' •m«m i—»naiii • i• ••iilmi i i ;" DO IT YOURSELF NORTH ESS GUIDE AND SAVE! A HANDY GUIDE TO BETTER BUYS AND BETTER BIS! NESS IN HUDSON AND BERCEN CULTIVATED »»»»»»»»<••••»••••••••'» • Hoi Air and Coat Furnace* GRASS SOU • Iron, Scrap Metal, Paper.* FOR SALE Ragt, Beds, Springs • GEFRO SUPPLY. Inc. asd Mattresses i i ' We %bo make evening picfc * -Over 100 Tears W Sxptrkmu at f«w RENTALS ops for your convenience X C. BOHGES & W $7.50 PER MONTH and dean out cellar*. J "GENERAl SUPftlB 10 Ml HUMS" 3 MONTHS -$19.50 PHONE HE. 4-3060 $ SECAUCUS, N. INAIOWAM ^^ *••»•»••»»•»•»•»••••«»•« UN. 5-1631 Attfctt %-mt* nimms «** Mtw Yt*, NL X jDaaa Typewriter Co* lac ! 698 BERGEN AVE. I Pfcww VNittt 7'1$9$ C. F. DUKE Storage Warehout© FRED'S 601 Ocean Ave. AUTO REPAIRS Jl KE BOXES Jersey City, N J. o AD makes of cars & trucks • Brokerage Service * Long Distance Moving POOL GAMES REBUILT ENGINES RENTED - INSTALLED • Wholesale—Retail * Sea Snore Service o FOR ALL CARS HOM4~S - TAVERNS •a Diamonds • Certified Appraisals Ignition-Carburetors ' Packing—Crating o Brakes * Local Moving JUKE BOX •a * We will size diamond you nay deaira, or ami * Storage you? OMI ftiaMiwfift foe you* IVHJD MF Kpuurfioti MMS State Inspection Service Rental Service o knowledge we an in i poertioa to get the best possible 6902 Hudson Blvd. HEnderson 3-3789 value for you at a nominal fee. Guttenberg, N. J. UN 3-4266 * All diamond Sale* of $100.00 or over are at wholesale. t'N Other* at low discount price* with 10-Day Money Back Guarantee. Term* may be arranged Fet $3.00 and u,., we will appraise your jewelry for in- DRUGSTC.;£ surance purpose* by our Pboto-Gem System. Hours from MARRA'S 9:30 to 12.30 also by appointment ELSIE MODERN SEMI SELF SERVICE BEAUTY SHOPPE COMPLETE FOUR REGISTERED VINCENTS *•— PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS The unusual in fine jewelry Dedicated 6147 Be^fensne Av... W.N.Y. UNion 5-326S To MORE DEPARTMENT ifiF*^ IN CHARGE Beautiful Women Established Over 30 Yrs. nmmiaMiiMm»»i • > eogouuuxxxxxxxxxxxxjuoi MOKTGAGE LOAMS AIR-CONDITIONED WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PRESCRiPTiONS MOKTCAGJBS: Lena inmad tm MPERATOREi FOR YOUR COMFORT OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Fiist »nd Second Mortgages. Can alu arrange for th« purchase of First tn4 Call For Appointment Second Mortgages yam may dttkn t* UNion 3-007S UNion 5-3540 ^ •ell. SOUIE GOLDSTEIN, Broker, 8301 HOUR PRESCRIPTION^ SERVICE BtTttnline Ave.. West t*tm y«*f H. J, FURNITURES Pbone UN. 3-7523 443 60th St., W.N.Y. UFt7-l«3 (Nr. BcrtenSne Ave. »•••••••»•»•»••••••••••« YaA A* TO PLACE ADVERTISEMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••I Tilly Hoehl's Hardware and Points » ran DOECTOIY ~ BERTHA W. HB0O88 S24S P«t»ra»w fHmfc Road, S«c«ucus TeacWt of Pteae, Vak% Ortaa. UNton 7-1735 CALL By Aawaiatawat Oaly Discounts On All Merchandise •Tirefe tnamciiaa WHititey 5-5596 J C«U UN. 4-7M1 Fasti* Of AB Age* SPECIAL SALE ON ALL PAINT: CHAS. 14ff7 «rd St.. North Bergea r MURTAGH'S CIRINCION, Inc. 15 TO 20*- OFF STEPLADDERS of WOOD and METAL BAR Motors A F«fl line of I All Kind* of & foe GARDEN TOOLS I ROOFING MATER' RESTAURANT IMOR CITY, ft JL MELOHE FERTILIZERS I LEADERS — GU1T WDIDOW SHADES, AND SPRAYS | Ready Made abd to C FINE FOOD W« Alt* Do th««t Metal Wotfc and ftoof BEAUTIFUL DIVING METAL EDGING, ETC; AutoBedyWM BANQUET FACILITIES lyim, 8-1712 FLOOR SCRAPING I WE HAVE ALL KIM: CoffinoB MM! WAXING MACHHlNLSj 4920 Hiufaon BML TO RENT I OF WINDOW SHADLS W.N.Y. UN. 3-3310 Arthur "Babe" Meioae, 1 Prea. LADDERS Train TaWe Tops CEILING TILE W*\ix%- MOULDINGS R&H POLKT MUBEBS GUTTERS Aato Spring Co. ROOFING Each 4.89 FURRING South Hudson S«t of folding legs Trod, and Auto COATING Hardware IM SAKRETE Sprints GKEENVELLE Preuaci-HE 280 COUNTY AVENUE LAFAYETTE Preciael~lE 3-2SM SECAUCUS, N. J. JtHJSNAL SQ. FtecMKt-HE BAYQNNB - FE MW RENDALL LUMBER — UNMM 5-MWO — North Hudson MARINE PAINT b HARDWARE UNION UT¥ - UN HOBOKEN - OL %JSm 4116Tonnele Ave., North Bergen, NJ GUTTENBERG - UN SO3M WEST NEW YOKE - UN 7-17M NOBTB BEBGEN - UN 7-MM UNion 7-22%-2297 WALL PANELS WINDOWS MAIDEN LANE Ea«t B«rgen SHEET ROCK DOORS INSULATION Flag Paog Takte* CASINGS JEWELERS FAUV1EW - « Fakling, Paiated STORM SA«H VINYL FLOORS Camplrte. S31J5 , 185 Jackson Ave; CLOTSmE - Wl frMN PORCH FLOORS FIR STUDS STEPPING FIR BEAMS HE 4-8639 UDGEFIELD - Wl 34Ot Frt EDGEVATEX - WB EVE. HOURS, TUES. & THURS. TO 9, SAT. TO 4 TOWN OF SECAUCUS SUMMER RECREATION " SCHEDULE Beginning July 11 — Ending September 2nd 1. SUPERVISED PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES (AGES 5 TO 12 INCLUSIVE) Charles Street Playground — Monday thru Friday 1 to 4 PJL 5th Street Playrrouiwi — Monday thru Friday 1 to 4 PJL Huher Sti-eet Playground — Monday thru Friday 1 to 4 P.M. 2nd Avenue Playground — Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 1 to 4 PJL July 5 to August 5 — Tuesday* Thiir*- day 1 to 4 P.M. August 8 to September 2. Humboidt Street Playground — Tuesday, Thursdays 1 to 4 PJ1. from July 11 to Aujm«< 5th — Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1 to 4 PM. August 7th to September 2nd. 2. SUMMER BLOCK DANCES (AT ACME PARKING AREA) EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM I'M P.M. TO 10:30 P.M. BEGINNING JULY 13th — ENDING AUGUST 30th. 3. GIRLS SUMMER SOFTBALL LEAGUE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT GLINDMEYER FARM RECREATION AREA. •»» 4- COMMUNITY THEATER WORKSHOP (AGES 18AMD OVER) EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. AT SECAUCUS LIBRARY. Boys and girfc who wish to paiticipate in the above can obtain further information by catling the office of the Mayor Union 7 -0365. Secaucus citizens are urged to visit and view the recreational facilities provided for the youth of our community. The Build Better Boys League plays on Monday eve- nings or the Kane Stadium, followed by the Babe Ruth League on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings. The Little League plays on Tuesday' Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings at the Gitndmeyer Farm Area at 6>h St. The same area is used by the new Girls (ages 8 to 12) softball league on Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings. ^^ James F. Moore HENRY J. CORRADINO Re I ) > • Players EAST WEST BASKETBALL play- ers were tendered a- pre-game reception in Grand Hotel. In the picture Mayor Juan J. Grogan goes over plans for entertaining the nation's top players with. L to r., Monsignor Carroll, head of C.Y.O.; Pat Kelly, Director Arthur Marctta, Ray Butler and Tom McDonough. The event, spotfsored by the C.Y.O., brought together ander , the lights at Roosevelt Stadium the nation's best players. Grad Celebrates Below, FLORENCE MOROCCO'S graduation from Our Lady of Grace School was the occasion for a big family celebration. Attend- ing the party at 316 Madison Street were, 1st row, L to r., Mrs. Nettie Lamanna, Mrs. Frank Morocco, mother, and next to Florence, Maria, sister; Ptl. Frank Morocco, father; Mrs. Florence Morocco, Barbara La- manna, 2nd row, Anthony Laman- na, Mrs. Rose D'Elia. Amelia D'EUa, Mrs. John Laznaana, Nancy Lamanna, Annette Moroc- co, Virginia Oram , Mrs. Angle Oram, Nancy Caruso, Mrs. Bob Lamanna, Annette Lamanna, Mrs. Paul Rizek, 3rd raw, Kathleen O'Connor, Doris Maazi, Pat Far- ran, Franklin High, James Ve» agiiat, Anthony Leonia. Above. EAGER Councilman Mongietlo, eantp chairman, found the kids in the above picture to be an apprecia- tive audience when be talked **eaa»p." Wearing "Uaico" shirts, the boys are all set to begin a two week's vacation at Camp Tamaqua at the expense of Hobo- ten Chapter of Draco KaUcmaL IMeo's president. Domktick CM: riiy. is seated at the left Ibexe are 12 boys in the picture but- 39 were m (be group corcnte to tamp. Camp Tamaqua k now in its 25th year. It is located in bear Mnunfoin and provides camping facilities for both bars and Rirt>.