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HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY- 2Nd Clml Poatage Paid VOLUME 13 NO MISTER SNITCH AFPUCATtON FOR IN AUDIT HERE BUREAU OF CmCU THCHJt HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY- 2nd ClMl Poatage Paid VOLUME 13 NO. 2 922 Wa*iin«ton Str»«1 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 WHERE! Hobofcca.N. !.-07080 At Habetvn.M. J. TEN CENTS As a topless Go-Go girt she was a complete failure. She was REC CENTER ITEMS STILL MISSING; DePASCALE RULES OUT THEFT built fika an aircraft carriar Mayor Louis DePascals misunderstanding and ordered confidence in me and asked me least some of the stolen items (flat-topi and had no appeal commenting on the Anthony Damato, director of to clear this whole thing up" had been returned to the Center, wfiBtsoever. But now she's a disappearance of $300 worth of health, recreation and welfare, to Damato recalled that on June but their return went unnoticed. success. Thanks to plastic paint, chains and tools from the look into the nutter. 15 he received a report from Also, it seems that the paint surgery, har frame has bean filled store room of the Jefferson Following a conference with acting superintendent of. thinner that had allegedly been out and she is a standout feature Street Recreation Center, the mayor on Wednesday recreation, Abben C. Maguire, in "Hair" the ptty that has no suggested that the reported theft morning, Damato said, "The that the Jefferson Street kept in the storeroom is now in Recreation Center had been possession of the fire dUUiiUg^ d^ha^^pA^^h^^J ^k^flb^^^t^^^A ^rTB&^ might really be just a mayor has expressed his wm ywei overneaii expenses, i ne vandalized. department. one who told this story knew her THEY'LL STUDY TRAFFIC SNARL "I went down there and took Understandably, Damato is a wed and when she was speaking a look myself," Damato said. little confused, "1 don't see any about a "D" cup, her friend Magui>e also reported that a wrongdoing in this incident," the theft had taken place. thought she was speaking of a Then it was reported that at (Continued on Page 12) cup of tea or something • never of a plastic frontal Job. Modern TWO RECEIVE B.A. DEGREES science can do most anything these days. That*s the bare fact of things. Clothing hid a lot of flaws but plastic surgery improves me curves of body English - it speaks for itself. • • • THE priest was walking down the street with his arm in a cast. Two "Hippies" passing by noted the outstretched arm. With the jtter disregard for amenities end with the usual disrespect that their Hk have for everyone and werythmg, the one hippie said, "Man. what happened, man?" rhe good priest completely gnoring the discourteous TRAFFIC HAZARD - Kevin McCusker, left, points out to members manner of the question replied: of the Hudson County Chamber of Commerce, a section of Lincoln "I broke my arm when I fell in Tunnel approach ramp from Route 3 leading into Union City and the bathtub." With this North Bergen area. On the right are V. A. Paradise, president of the County Chamber and Raymond Neary of Weehawken, chairman of explanation, the two hippies the business group's Traffic Task Force. This section b very meandered off with the one dangerous, according to the County Chamber because motorists LAWRENCE FLEMMING CHARLES CADEMARTORI laying to the other "Mao! comiag from Route 3 and wishing to cross over to the North Bergen /•hat's e bathtub?" The hippie; and Union Oty upper ramp, must literally cross three fames of RECEIVE DEGREES-Charles Stephen Cademartori. 91 Jackson to whom this question was posed oncoming traffic. Besides, there are daily tkups on this approach Street and Lawrence Patrick Fleming, IS Church Towers, both of inswered! ^flan, why ask me? due to backups in the tunnel in Weehawken almost one mile Hoboken, recently graduated from Newark State College, Union I'm not a Catholic." away. with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Industrial Education. • • • THIS is one way to have your cake and eat it. Of all the unmitigated » ever heart of this tops everything. They should gat the Academy Awards for the best acting of the ages. He even ef .jded her wedding. This demands an explanation. He if H* 'aver and her husband thinks he is his brother-in-law. Thus, the "cake and eet it" bit She had this lover and she didn't want to give him up. Sure, he was broke, had no money but was highly endowed in other ways. She thought up the acheme end he went along with it • anything but working was his motto. Over the years the ne'er-do-well brother has lived in style. This husband has been completely fooled. In fact, he is concerned with his brother-in-lew'* health. Sends him to the shore, gives him pocket money and has his sister go along for company. Well, alt this is not as horrible as it seems, since the husband is glad to get rid of Ms wife with her brother because he, himself, has some commitments in the Hi-Rise. He has a MtrJe extra nest and a JACKIE FARRELL VISITS JERSEY CITY - Famous Jack FarreO, former local newspaperman and presently Yankee baseball public "coo-ing" loVey dovey awaiting relations expert, in a visit to Jersey City, met several community workers in the Hudson Oty ares, shown left to right, Frank Turner, htm so that they might discuss Hudson County Weights and Measures Dnvctot; Peter Caravoulias, president, Hudson County Park Commission; Ferret!, Freeholder Waiiam J. Wolfe and John R. Long©, Hudson County Public Relations Direcotor. In rear are Al D'Auria and Howie Fink, "Mr. (Continued on Page 4) Dickinson" Alumni fan. P»ge2 -rhumUy, June 2*5, 1970 HOBOKEN PKTORiAL WEST NEW YORKER, Inc. j Publiilrnof: JERSEY PICTORIAL, EsK 1345; GREENVILLE «*S, Est. 1936 f SECAUCUS PRESS, Est 1346, H060KIN PICTORIAL, Est. J9§?; BERGEN FREI PRESS, Est. 1964 IY JMK$ & JERSEY PICTORIAL, Bergen Edition, Est 194"7 STARS Fintsmebehfre in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS BELIEVE. WHICH ~mUl£ HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STA TL LOTTER Y for New Jersey I Law Postal 196i). Thinity, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE Lastly, wt believe the N. Y.-NJ. PORT A UTHORITY SHOULD PA Y TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RA TABLES drifts very slowly about the same TO THE EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY , Jupiter could well be called the mystery planet of our solar latitude but it floats relatively system. It is so huge, so repkDy in longitude. In the last dynamic, so turbulent that 200 years the Red Spot has earth-based t ^scopes have not circled the planet three times yet revealed whether the surface relative to outer features on the of this giant planet is solid, rapidly rotating planet. Thus the liquid or gas. Red Spot, a major feature of The largest planet in the solar Jupiter which is not tied tightly system, Jupiter has a volume to the rest of the planet, is of 1300 times that of Earth and major scientific interest. outweighs us 318 times. Gravity Jupiter periodically emits is 2.64 times Earth's. In spite of huge surges of radio noise. It its huge bulk, Jupiter's day is apoears to have a magnetic field only 9 hours and 55 minutes. Its of its own, similar in shape to rapid rotation has flattened out Earth but far stronger, and the large planet considerably. Its radiation belts an estimated one equatorial diameter is 88,000 million times more intense than miles, polar diameter is only Earth's. 82,900 miles. Because of its great distance Jupiter is in a way a snvi from Earth, Jupiter is always solar system. It is believed to be seen from Earth almost the only planet in our solar completely illuminated by system which radiates more sunlight so that little of a dark energy than it absorbs from the Jupiter can be observed. San, current measurements One of the Pioneers F and G indicating about twice as much. missions will be an infrared If these observations are correct, radiometer study of the planet a pot they show that Jupiter has a very which should provide data to dynamic interior and may have analyze the thermal balance of He weighs 60 pounds. He was bought for $6 just two days ago. processes at work which are Jupiter from several different similar to a star's such as our angles aad establish whether the Quite a bargain. Sun. planet does have an unusual internal source of energy. Especially when you consider that his furry hide wraps up (if you Jupiter has twelvt moons, • can put a price on it) say ten thousand dollars' worth of companion* four of them are of considerable Jupiter has played quite a part in the history of astronomy. ship. Another ten thousand dollars' worth of comfort and protection, size. These are Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. Io and Galileo discovered the four large About eighty thousand dollars' worth of devotion. Europa are about the same size moons of Jupiter and first noted And love? Well, let him put his own price on that. He'd give his life as our Moon white Ganymede that the planet was a rraniture solar system. for ris master. and Callisto are both larger than the planet Mercury. Ganymede The very measurement of the Maybe his purchase price was low because he was stolen. Some has an atmosphere of sorts speed of light was done by inconsolable kid just waits with reddened eyes for the miracle of making a visit to this moon of measuring the eclipse of one of.
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