HE'S EVERY. WHERE! FAMILY PICTUIi NEWSPAPER SNIfCH UNION CITY'S unsavory re- putation of dayB remained buried these 35 yrs. and then like Jetting the pro- verbial skeleton "out of the VOLUME 2 NUMBER 50 Xridav. December SL i960 PRICE 10 CENTS closet" a popular T.V. ahow put U.C. 4>ack on the map. The mention of Waxey Gordon and the old Berates Brewery was all that an oldtimer needed to remind him of something he had witnessed while working in the brewery during those hectic years, A call last week to Mr. Snitch from a man now 72 revealed more than $100 thousand in cash had been buried in the artesian wells on the Bermes Brewery prop- erty. He said the dflugh had been cached there after a tip* off a raid was to be pulled. It was payoff dough. Our inform* er saw the buriel but didn't see any "digging-up" of the large fortune or bear that it had ever been removed from the property. When he saw the- recent TV show and realized so many of the big shots of the era had passed on, he was won- dering if the wells still held the beer baron's dough. Union City could sure use that much dough or if it's still there and should be recovered, does It belong to the feds? Something; to think about.

SHE SELLS JEWELRY to her friends. They always buy tt. They know her husband will be around to. buy it bar* at a tidy profit for the price of their silence. He's a cop and try Vng to cover up for his wife who is a kleptomaniac. She re- TROPHIES FOR THE HEROES fuses to see a psychiatrist, always promises to stay away from the shops. Because the jewelry is returned and be- cause the merchants sympath- ize with the husband, no com- plaint is ever made. He is at the end of his rope though and is thinking of having her ad- mitted to a hospital for treat' ment. * * HE WAS termed a genius. He was the youngest graduate with the highest honors .in tfae history of the famous un- iversity. The other day a class nate - the, dumbest in the group - had his chauffeur drive htm to the Bowery where tfee "tsrtswhlle "boy-wonder" had gravitated. He picked up the rum-«oaked derelict and packed him off to a rehabil- itation home where room, board and treatment costs at least $100 dollars a day.' The dunce made his money in the stock market andclaim- «d: "I started to buy stocks that kept rising and all I did was make money." He added: "Johnny was the •martest k i d all through •chool and f was the dummy. Bat I tetred Wbst I didn't know while he was to know everything* Be 'about everything but women HOBOKEN "MKMTY MTTE" Mike Rubino mates flag. •ad fell i& love - she ruined long gain in 2nd quarter of championship held at SAD NOTE was injury to player Mike Rubino him." Brains be fat*. The Steven's Field. - r rich buddy knows this sad shown in hospital bed with dislocated elbow. But he is going to, stead him PAL won 33-0 to gain East Coast championships • he'll be on that California bound train as good as out and put him beck on hi* next stop - CaiiforniaJ sew. Director Arthur Marotta presented a trophy feet. Nice gesture bat the CHEER LEADERS did their share to keep spirits to Mike and to John Bruschi, standing at bedside, genius is new going to wait high at Sundays fch&mpionship game* PAL won for their excellent performance on the gridiron. for Ms stupid pal- 33-0 la their contest against Delaware Valley Looking on is Kitty, Mike's sister, and Lt. Elwood ©ft ©ag© 15^ of Pennsylvania. Picture shows lineup to salute Walker, representing PAL. » 1 [ i i SSk

HE*S EVERY. WHERE! MMILT PKIWI NEWSPAPER SHIKI UNION CrTY'B unsavory rt- putation of prohibition days remained buried these 35 yrs. and then like Jetting the pro- verbial skeleton "out of the VOLUME 2 NUMBER 50 .Friday»December Ju PRICE 10 CENTS ^ closet" a popular T.V. show put U.C. tack on the map. The mention of Waxey Gordon and the old Bermes Brewery was all that an oldtimer needed to remind him of something he . bad witnessed while working in the brewery during those hectic years. A call last week to Mr. Snitch from a man now 72 revealed more than $100 thousand in cash had been buried in the artesian wells on the Bermes Brewery prop- erty. He said the dflugh had been cached there after a tip- off a raid was to be pulled. It was payoff dough. Our inform- I er saw the buriel but didn't ' see any "digging-up" of the large fortune or hear mat it had ever been removed from the property. When he saw the- recent TV show and realized so many of the big shots of the era had passed on. he was won- dering if the wells still held the beer baron's dough. Union City could sure use that much dough or if it's still there and should be recovered, does it belong to the feds? Something to think about. r-- *** SHE SELLS JEWELRY to her friends. They always buy it, They know her husband frill be around to. buy it back at a tidy profit for the price of their silence. He's a cop and trying to cover up for his wife 1 who is a kleptomaniac. She re- TROPHIES FOR THE HEROES fuses to see a psychiatrist, always promises to stay away - from the shops. Because the Jewelry is returned and be- cause the merchants sympath- ize with the husband, no com- plaint is ever made. He is at L the end of his rope though and P* is thinking of having her ad- mitted to a hospital for treat- ment. * * HE WAS termed a genius. Be was the youngest graduate with the higaest honors .in Hie history of the famous un- iversity. The other day a class •tate - the, dumbest In the fcroup - had his chauffeur drive him to the Bowery where • tbeiertswhlle "boy-wonder" had gravitated. He picked up tile rum-soaked derelict and packed him off to a rehabil- itation home where room, board and treatment coats >., at least $190 dollars a day. • The dunce made bis money to the stock market and claim- ed! "I started to buy stocks that kept rising and all I did was make money." Re added: "Johnny was the smartest k t d all through school and I was the dummy. I teared what { didn't while he was to know everything. Be 'about everything I HOBOKEN "MIGHTY MITE" Mike Rubino mates to flag. •ad fell la love - she ruined long gala In 2nd quarter of championship held at SAD NOTE was injury to player Mike Rubino v him." Brain* he has. The Steven's Field. rich buddy knows Ola and shown in hospital bed with dislocated elbow. But he' is going to, steam htm PAL won 33-0 to gain East Coast championships » he'll be on that California bound train as good as out and put him hack on hie next stop - California! new. Director Arthur Marotta presented a trophy feet. Nice gesture but the CHEER LEADERS did their share to keep spirit* to Mike and to John Bruschi, standing at bedside, genius is now going to work high at Sundays Championship game. PAL won for their excellent performance on the gridiron. for his stupid pal, 33-0 in their contest against Delaware Valley Looking on is Kitty, Mike's sister, and Lt. Elwooft on naste 15^ of Pennsylvania. Picture shows lineup to salute Walker* representing PAL. Housing Booms

ft" In City Six banking institutions sub- 8 mitted bids to underwrite the 19th series for $3,000,000 in temporary notes otfered by the Housing Authority of Ho- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Scan- He was introducted by Mrs. boken at the unit's office, Ion, 1034 Washington St.. Pauline Unterweiser, church 400 Harrison St., it has been Hoboken, celebrated their 26th member. I PEACE DOVES announced. wedding anniversary Sunday, He described Nicodemus' The funds will be used toward at a dinner in the home of visit with Christ, saying that completion of the City's Har- their daughter and son-in-law, Jesus pointed out that to enter WITH BINOCULARS rison Gardens, a low cost Mr. and Mrs. John Dondero, the kingdom of heaven, one project which when completed Palisade. They wilLalso spend must cleanse his conscious- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover says, "The Soviets will house 208 families, 50 of Thanksgiving Day at the home ness of old, material beliefs, and their satellites have abused and will continue them reserved for elderly ten- •vith the couple. and start anew on a spir- to abuse every privilege available to them. Soviet ants. Couple were married Nov. itual basis. •aj Bids were submitted by 18, 1934, in St. Lawrence Rp- Slaughter said that spir- espionage agents have avidly acquired books, pam- itual thinking of this kind is z phlets, maps, technical journals and military value. Bank of America, National man Catholic Church, Wee- • 01 Trust and Savings Assn. at hawken. prayer. Russian intelligence files are filled with aerial a $16 premium and a 1.51 Miss Maureen Yager, 1Q12 "It is the proeese of men- photographs of the nation's cities, port facilities, interest rate; Morgan Guar- Park av., Hoboken , became tal purification," h e said, missile bases and other strategic areas. Data con- anty Trust Co. of the bride of Kenneth Heanty, "by which we eliminate from and Associates, a premium of iioboken, Sunday, in Our Lady our consciousness all erron- cerning our transportation systems. major in- eous-thoughts and thereby ex- dustries, technological advances and other achieve- $13 and a rate of 1.58; First of G r a c e Roman Catholic National Bank of New York, Church, Hoboken. R e v. perience the new birth, which ments are carefully collected by Soviet and satellite $18 premium and 1.53 rate; Charles Hession officiated. Jesus told Nicodemus was a agents, many operating with diplomatic immunity Chemical Bank New York Mr. and-Mrs. Peter J. requisite to attaining the king- from the United Nations in New York "and their Trust Co., First National Bank Born, 1030 Hudson St., Ho-dom of God." of Jersey City, $3 premium boken , announed the engage- rie described how amarriage embassies in Washington, D.C. despite Khrushchev's was saved by the wife's sin- blatant mquthings regarding peace and fellowship and a 1.43 rate; Trust Co. ment of their daughter, MJss of , $16 premium Eileen Claire Born, to James cere effort to harmonise her among nations, it 13 pure folly to ascribe" these and a 1.60 rate and Hudson J. McKeever, son of Mrs. thinking with God. tactics to any other course but one of planned County National Bank, a $10 Helen McKeever, 1310 Bloon- aggression." premium and a 1.40 interest field Bt., Hoboken, and the lite Dear Santa rate. James J. McKeever Jr., at Dear Santa Claus. The notes are to be dated a party for the immediate My name is Joseph and as of Dec. 6, and will be family Nov. 31, in Charges my brother's name is Jimn.te. payable to bearer Feb. 10,Restaurant, Union City. Ue are not really lutf tuiys WHAT GOES 1961. Miss Born is a graduate but we are not alWays so good. Chairman Michael J. Milat of Sacred Heart Academy, Ho- But we will try to bp letter said: 'The Housing Authority boken. and listen to our parents. of the City of Hoboken is Her fiance, a graduate, of Here is what we, want; Mr. ON HERE? pleased to receive the co-St. Peter's Prep^ Jersey City, Possibilities of assisting Machine, craiis and imp Cectrella, entertainment operation of local banking is employed by Public Service truck, set of gutis (2). bull- Hoboken firemen to improve chairman, AntoneandGratale. institutions and others from Gas and Electric Co., Jersey working conditions were ex- Mies Alice Gallina was voco- dozer, I bugle, puWhmi, t>ag, outside the City of Hoboken City. and a big ball |or •' n:' y we of Hoboken who will be amply John J. Smith, 15 Willow ter., wrqte down. Meeting was held at Ro- Estate and Insurance Co., atprovided for by this program. Hoboken became the-bride mano's Restaurant, Hoboken. 1 Newark St., his election Thank You Santa. Particularly noted is the par- of Stephen Earl, son of Mr. Love &. Kisses Firemen were defeated at a followed a n annual organ- ticipation by six banks. This and Mrs. "Thomas Earl, 25 referendum i n the Nov. 8 ization meeting held Monday Jot_ph and Jim- certainly indicates the Willow ter., Hoboken, Satur- mie Laba election in an effort the se- at Meyers Hotel. Stack suc- strength of Hoboken Housing day, in Our Lady of Grace cure a $700 salary raise. Cit- ceeds late Frank Bucino as Authority's sound financial Roman Catholic Church, Ho- Mother's Guild izens United is an independent head of the Hoboken Chamber. condition. boken. Rev, Thomas He»»«*en political group formed in July. He will be installed Dec. 7. 'The favorable interest rate officiated. Plans Yule Fete • Hoboken Rotary Club mem- OBITUARIES received at this time indicates Given in marriage by her A Christmas jParty will \n< bers held their annual Thanks- the complete confidence of father, the bride wore a given by the Mbiher's GuiKf giving Day blessing cere- Joseph lorlano local banking institutions in French taffeta gown, with a of St. Joseph's School, 7:» mtates Tuesday during a Joseph lorlano, 57, of 231the Housing Authority pro- neckline of sequins and pearls, Jackson St.. Hoi»ken at 7:30 luncheon meeting at Meyers Madison St., Hoboken, died gram for low-income fam- full skirt with a chapel train. P.M. in the school hail or, Hotel. Saturday in St. Mary Hospital ilies. The need for- this She carried an orchid and Dec. 14. Rev. William Schafer of St. from complications. He hadhousing in greater today than stephanotis. Mrs. Lucy Zavardino and Matthew's Lutheran Church, been a patient there since Sept. at any other time in the past Mi«js Patricia Farley was Mrs. Margaret Andreano are Hoboken, conducted the 9. decade. We are noticing from maid of honor. Bridesmaids co-chairmen. A roast beef service in a program arranged A native of Italy, Mr. lor- experience that the old nous ing were Mrs. James Smith and dinner will be served and by George Allen. lano had resided in Hoboken in this city is continually get- Miss Josephine Vincenti^ all gifts will be exchanged. Rotary Club President Don for the past 22 yers and'was ting older. Many of the.of Hoboktsi. Serving on the committee also C-eighton, in charge, employed by American Lead dwellings units lack the fa- Thomas Earl, brother of will be Mrs. Connie Lizza, announced club members con- Pencil Co., Hoboken. cilities needed for decent, safe bridegrtx!;. , was best man. President; Mrs,. Kay SeptPm- tributed more than $200 cash He is survived by his wife and sanitary living. These Ushers were GSTZ'U) Malgner bre. Vise President, Mrs. and food parcels to Uoboken Marie (nn Mollico); two sons, tenaments are being over- and Ralph Canaruz/i, 'both of Lucy Keisen, Secretary, Mrs. Salvation Army for dustribu- Anthony and Rocco; a daughter crowd* and permitted to re- Hoboken. Grace Corngan, Recording tion today. Neil Mitts, official Mrs. Rosemary Dakmges, and mai. .» Us- pair. Our Public Reception followed in JBlue Secretary, Mrs. Claire Se- of Lackawanna-Erie Railroad, four grandchildren. Housing T'r.i-n-am is a direct Point Restaurant, Hobftken. besta. Treasurer and Mrs. was in charge, of the fund- Funeral was Saturday from at* . on -Lid housing con- After a wedding trip the couple I-OUise Cutillo, r»'>cra.m raising drive. Eric Lawton Funeral Home ditions and permits us to will reside in Hoboken. Chairman. Each year, Hoboken Rotary Hoboken. There was a furnish good housing to low- Bride, a graduate of Demarest GOVERNMENT members insure Thanksgiving 9 o'clock Mass in St. Francis income families who would High School, HolKtken, *a em- .Day contributions for the Roman Catholic Church, Ho- ployed by Lipton Tea. Co., SLRPLl 8 SAIXS otherwise be unable to obtain 1 city's needy. boken. Interment was in St. the same in this area. Hoboken as a secretary. Her NOW anyone <. ,(n l-uy i'Ui "! Co. K Club of Hoboken re- Mary Cemetery, Montgomery, 'We are confident that Ho- husband, also a graduate of from u s. e;\ 11 .• officers to serve a second CHRIST1AM SCHROEDER be solved and local housing ployed by Lackawanna I Rail- vourvrlf or fur r« ^.i't (' .'). term at a meeting Tuesday Christian Sehroeder, 65, of conditions for all families, road.'He served with the binoculars. . t-i. • ' night in.clubrooms, 525 Jef-70 Park av., Hoboken, died poor, middle income and rich, United States A i r Force 4 ly>ais. hardware <.ffi><- MI.MI'L.I^ ferson St. Saturday of a heart ailment will be brought about.' - yers. and equipni' ;ii • t-nt•>. |i«4> .mi>t Many ilir;^ tuand nf U c retary; Ralph Marano, Trea- ployed as assistant manager of Saturday, i n Our Lady of (jovemmon! Surplus iH-potv '<• sarer; Joseph Salinardi, rec- a trucking concern. Grace Roman Catholic cate\ sergeant-at-arms, and trus- by a brother, August, and a Elbert R. Slaughter of Dallas ernmerf Can Shfp Direct T<. tees, Frank Antoae, Eugene sister, Mrs. August Stango. Texas, spoke this past week- " plus procedures. HOW T< i Gallo and Dr. George BariUe. Funeral .was Tuesday from end before First Church of BUY and bow to ^ FRFf- Saturday night, members William Field Funeral Home. Christ, 829 Bloomfield^t. Ho- SURPLUS, maii $2 00 |<» SUii held a steak and spaghetti Hoboken, with Rev. William bokea. I PLUS SALES INFORMATION dinner. Frank Balletto and Schafer, pastor of St, Mat- "Hen's y»w supper, Dear, so yw His subject was "Chris- SERVICES. P.O Box No Salvatore DeTBoccifc pr«p*red thew* s Lutheran Church. Ho- can go right on painting." tian Science: The Open Door Washington 5, D C. the meal, assisted by Peter boken, officiating. to the Kingdom of Heaven." .! DOCTOR By Dr.' J. H. I efkowitz ' Pain referred to the ear Pain transferred idttie ear" JERSEY CITY MUNICIPAL may occur alone and not in- volve the inner ear at all. A definite diagnosis may need repeated examinations. Infections causing referred pain are caused by acute ton- sillitis, swelling of the glands ICE SKATING RINK in the neck, infection of the sinuses, larynx or breathing tube, pharynx or swallowing tube. Other infections are in- AT ROOSEVELT STADIUM 'tASM flamed and congested adenoids in younger children, infections of the salivary gltiKLs, - - 1 or poor teeth and iiii bite are sometimes reepcmaible causes for pain shooting to the ear. In view of infection being the most frequent cause of referred 'Otalgia' antibiotic 'rugs are often successful .in the treatment. The many ' ' ' go-rsi 'Sulfa' preparations are Trvs ' effective. *al disturbances causing •i theear niust have -. •r dental care in atidt - • antibiotics, rnoval of tonsils and *s is not justified whea colds and infection ears comes before an of tonsillitus and ade-

Removal of tonsils and adenoids may be advisable when ear infections are caused. by an attack of tonsils and , adenoids, ' In some cases the tonsil is helping to prevent the spread of infection to deeper ' parts of the neck and sur- rounding structures. CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE Chile Aid Brings Will AT OPENING SESSION The United States earned great goodwill with the "im- pressively swift" helpflowtrto WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS C hile in May after earthquakes AfwIWHI - and tidal waves killed 2,000 Monctay •© Ffidoy Maniac 1#:«0 cm to 12 Noon persons and devastated90,000 3:30 PM to 5:30 After—OM» 2:30 pa to 5:30 pm 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM square mites of tbe country, reports James H. Winchester 7:00 to 10:00 PM 7:09 putt 10:00 pm in a December Reader's Di- 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM gest article, "Vvnen the Earth- quakes Struck Chile." • From May 26 to June 1, the U. S. Air Force sent 74 fourr Children Under 16 Yrs. Of Age Wll Be Admitted f[{[[ engine cargo planes to Chile, carrying 1000 tods of emer- gency foods and 800 doctors, nurses and technicians. In- cludeti were two 4S0^>ed Army At Weekly and Saturday Monring Sessions field hospitals, adozen jethel- icepters, portable radio sta- tions and water purification ADULTS CHILDREN units, tents, blankets, clothing and rations. ___ AT ALL AT All EVMMG SBSIOAS mtt TIMES 50* SATRSAV t SUNDAY AFTOIW0M ffte West lie* ¥«far, DQBOTHY SEXTON, UN9ER THB MUECTiON OF HPT. f AIKS ft PUNJC ntOrtXTT AX IANBUSE Staff Ifatafacn Pietaral is & IARD J. BERRY, Director

cf *e Gty Ma people. ^^^'^^^^^^i^^v^^B^V^^|p^v^l^^%iP^kp^%[ its " Free Parting Skates Sharpened PW - WH «5« «r Snack Bar Skates for Hire Eattnd x Msfc ta- «t r«st QBRm at Nem Jewqr. OtBee; A ftat Heated Skate Row Music •0 Clarendon PTA Celebrates Book Week Children and Books was the dergarten teacher, and Mrs, theme of Miss Jeanette Her- Charles Bauer, 6th grade man Library Director of the teacher will attend the evening 8 Secaucus Public Library at session from 7 p.m. to 9:30 the Nov. 15th meeting of the p.m. Clarendon F.T.A. The meet- Mrs. Thomas Calnun Past ing was held in the library president and life member, in honor of Book Week and gave a report on the state to show the library service convention Nov 2nd, 3rd and I activities for both parent and 4th. at Atlantic City. child. Mrs. William Neithafrdt Prin- it was the first time many cipal reminded everyone to of the members were Inside stop and think of the many of the new library, which re- things that we have to be cently celebrated its 25th thankful for on Thanksgiving birthday. Miss Herman spoke on the Mrs. Charles Bauer read a importance of reading to both Veterans Day prayer at the the Child and' adult. How the close of the meeting. reading habits of the child Mrs. Rudolph Ortner, School- were influenced by the adults education chairman was in interest in reading. Books- charge of arrangments. M.MARTIN TURPANJIAN shown at testimonial dinner held in his honor that were recommended for The units annual Christmas at Schuetzen Park, North. Bergen. Tribute; to the founder o£ New Jersey- the family library are a set Bazaar will be held at the League of Weekly Newspapers .Inc. was sponsored by the League.A pioneer of encyclopedias and almanac school on Friday^vening Dec- journalist, the guest-of-honor began his newspaper career on the Hudson books for the reading to ember 9th at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. children. Many books were. Charles Scaglione is chair- DispatchMO years ago. Committee in charge of the dinner included officials on display that are useful for man. of state, county and local level. On Turpanjian's left is August W. Heckman, reference in F-'.T.A., school, I Director Dept. of Public Works, Jersey City, who was honorary chairman. home decorating and scouts. On the left is Mrs. Turpanjian and on the right, Edward J. Patten, secretary Other guests were Arthur Couch, assistant superinten- dent ol Secaucus.schools, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arrigo, Mrs. Arrigo is the treasurer of the library and her husband is ft member of the board of education and Mr. and Mrs. John Gifford, of Uniop City, Mrs. Gifford is Hudson County F.T.A Historian, and the local units-legislation chairman; Mrs. Jacob Bucher of Kearny, Hudson County P.T.A Vice President of Region 1 assisted Mrs. Herman J. Harris County President of P.T.A. display the industrial map of Hudson County, and a banner with the P.T.A. slo- gan 'Vocational education doesn't cost, it pays! Hudson County NEEDS vocational training .' darendon F.T.A was the first to display them. A film was shown in Con- junction with Education Week. The attendance banner was Won by Mrs. Walter Mc- Loughlin's morning kinder- garten class. Mrs. John Smit, president of the unit asked for volunteers to attend the Hudson County Fail Council Meeting at the Jersey City State College, Dr. Alice Kelahar will be the guest speaker, on Moaday Nov.C8tb FALL FESTIVAL, an! old time minstrel show pre-* .lire. Smit, Mrs. Walter sented by St. Joseph's of the Palisades Church for Becker Hudson County Regis- the benefit of St. Joseph's five parochial schools, tration chairmen and Mrs. revealed an array of talent which delighted the spec- Victoria Constanzo Guidance (Beautiful Retractable Bail Pens Director of the Secaucua I 10 For 49^-100 For $3.50 tators. George Van Hook directed the show with the jtchools will attend all day. J 1000 For $30.00 help of Carol Collins, choreographer, in the picture Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lew- (Send 3$ postage for sample) are Charles Coco, Jim Hollywood, Aldo Daglia, endoakl, Mrs. Roland Diehl, EXTRA REFILLS PLASTIC BLUE INK Michael Schriksc, Thomas Barkigia, George Me Mrs. Walter McLaughlin.kin- 100 For $2.00 Donald, Rita Desmond, Jo Cag, DollyBorrelli,Eileen SEND ORDER TO: Piano, Phyllis Lomolino, Margaret Sardi.Rose Vec- MILLER DEPT..P. cica, Eileen Kleess, Vera Bennett,Francis Foley, • Shop Early, P.O. BOX 54 Josephine Cirulli, Ronnie Stillson, Rae Scerbo.Ruth No Fun In FAIRVIEW, N.J. Storf.Mary Croft, Mildred Mayone, Lillian Mac Millan,Dorothy Daglia,Margaret Cullen, Edward Van Being Late With This Ad—Save S3.5O Sprang, Harold May, James Hillman,Frank Heiser, PI DELTA prmtmu Ik CLEAN, OIL, ADJUST TENSION, NEW BELT, Joseph Mayone .Harold Gebhardt,Harold J.Jones, Joe IF NEEDED. CHECK MOTOR & LUBRICATE Handle .John MacMillan.Joe D'Amico.BobPelletre^u, *rjy DANCES•! 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Members, Bob Davis, your president wishes to assure PALISADE you that you will be delighted VeneUan Blinds O with thisrbeautiful program in Massfadsici. PICK YOU the Spirit of Christmas! This Keiaped and y is one time of the year, thai Made to order in all Pioneers should expend ALUMINUM, STEEL * WOOD a concerted effort to be pre- Combination Aliiiiii—in sent and think of the many Screens - Windows • Dowt years that have roiled by in W2 ANDERSON AVENUE FREE GIFT which we h:.vp bepn so fortun- FAIRVIEW, N. I. , ate lo enjoy together in the WHitney 5-37S7-37W LTVkw S-T' ** \ past. Our usu i 203 game. Other hi-scores L aeries were-Sol Legs. Professional Size, m Q Outdoor BtalL Official Solomon-236, VinFiiippo-212, ELSIE Folds for Easy Storage.... I w Siie and Weight 6 John P»sseriai-20*--202. Joe Pastore-201, K-e a Watkins- BEAUTY SHOPPE 623-244 * 206. ^pb Mother- OPfN wetl-224, Otto Helmer-637- PARKING 243-231, CharleaHughes-657- TUE5BAY 239-234. Boy Hagm*n-214, ond In Nebo R«ttiano-645-236 & 216, THURSDAY IOT Tony MOHteai-618-234-201, AiR-COKDTTlONED ADJACENT Don Moraa-«H-ai3-212-202 L FOR YOUR COMFORT TO STORE 200, RahA Rosato-«21-246 & t24 43t0fTtKT 22S. LOB ScerbO-641-223 h Cafl Fot 244,' Larry Starttii-2tl L 2W, UNio« 34)011 Den Melio*-224, AlSalectto- 443 **k SL, WJi.Y. LUMBER £ MILLWOKK CO. 606-213 h 205, Tom Guido- Arm. 222-215, Mike Riccardi-213. errv • ^.. i..«.i he was ^ tims of » frame-«|», it i3, in- One of t&em - William o COUNTYi deed, a sad commentary on Miller, a contractor frankly REGENT'S :8" American justice that the eight professed his own anti-union- •LABOR LOGunionist are i n the Central ism, but declared of Payton Full Lin* Of Panel Drapes Prison for terms ranging from 'there is no man ot hi^ier By Bernard LMICT two to 10 years. -.ntegrity." Miller *aid, "He In All Patterns The leader of the group was railroaded in an effort Undoubtedly, union organ- was Boyd E. Payton, a vice- Modern orProvencial o izers *re not" welcome in the to get rid of the union." .1 South. Perhaps, anything with president of the union and or- Another neighbor, attorney Also Solid Antique Satins the connotation of union brtn^s • ganizational director for the Russell Lowe, told the Ob- CALL FOR* r REE bSTIMATES out the confederate spirit Carolines and a former min- server: "I have only respect Which was supposed to hu e •*§ter. The others included for him; he's the highest type STYLED in been squelched at the eni of s; i*T representatives and to- of Christian gentleman, who Q. the Civil War. ca} union officers, • never stoops except to lift Lamp Shades P The unionists lost sub- others. I do not believe him Bring Lamp* fw Parfect Recently, after-having ex- sequent appeals in the fourst Fitting. Largest Selection in hausted all means of kppe*J, capable of criminal involve- Hudson County. o sequent appeals in the courts ment." There were many CD eig'it unionists were se..t to and failed in a Hast minute 7516 jai>- in North Carolina. These other neighbors who voiced Bcrgenlifl* 3 ttD'.on officials were convicted plea to Governor Luther H. similar expressions of con- Hit. of a ''crime" which never. Hodges f or exctitive cle- fidence in Payton. ttortfc jnency. Then last week, amid B*r#en to happened. Back in 1959 during a tearful and dramatic demon- At the same time, Presi- UN. 9-9460 a Miter strike at the Harriett dent William Pollock of the Urn stration b y their famines, ,<£> -Hsnderson Cotton Mills in friends, and fellow unionists, Textile Union asserted that Henderson, North Carolina, they marwhed to their prison he has ''complete faith in the FfcHI they were found guilt/ by a cells. i integrity" of a 1 1 the eight jurv 01 '*pio!tio2" tooVnamite unionists. He charged that they SPECIAL SALE t h e plants,- although they Tress Sympathetic were "victimized by a special staunchly claimed innocence. Just before the unionist agent of the police," who had •T't". verdict was based ert- went to jail, the Charlotte testified he sought toy induce tirely on the testimony of iS.C.i Observer, a conserv- the men to bomb the main Christmas a person termed a '"police ative daily newspaper with offices of the plant. The ag*nt." Actually, the eu- no particular friendliness tp siool-pigeon claimed they « Dolls phemism "Police a g e n t" labor, ran a human interest agreed to the plot although " could have been factually stal- .story about Fayton which east no such bombing took place. #40WALKER ed as "convicted by the word great doubt as to his'guilt. Pollick declared that, on of a paid stool-pigeon." The story quoted the re- the basis of such testimony, While, top officials of their action of neighbors of Pay- the unionists were''indicted union, the Textile Workers of ton's home street in Char- and tried with extreme haste Keg. $20.00 America, evinced complete 1. o t t e. A 11 emphatically and sentenced in harsh and confidence in them and con- praised his character and in- vindictive terms for a crime tended that they were vic- tegr ity and voiced the opin- that never occurred." Remember, this happened in N o r t It Carolina not in PAUUES Russia, Cuba or any other dic- WHILE THEY LAST tatorial government, y e t, there might be some consola- DI COUNT With Low Bank Rates tion in the thought that, at least, they didn't put 'em be- TOYS & DOLLS fore a firing squad as they All Toys & Dolls-Carriages NEW CHRYSLERS do in the lands of Communism. In a recent year U. 5. oil At Discount Prices! and naturalgas production was valued at about $10 billion- (3801 PARK AVE.UNI0N CITY N,J OO VALIANTS NOW AT Pre-Christmas Factory Sale of J- &L MOTORS Knitwear for the Family! 54 GRAND AVE., PALISADE PK. Regularly "One Stop Service** f t©>25.00 Orlons OiwmitfM Lmrit^ • Bulky CALL NOW WH 5-9704 J B«m-Leiis Open Evenings TUJ 9 PJI. SAVINGS TO Fashioned GRAND OPENING Classic CITY AUTO PARTS Tw» Sets BitHtkes PARV$ FOR ALL MAKES OF CMS UD1ES' BRUSHED WHOLESALE Open Sunday ORLONS 9-To-l Reg. 4.98 *nd 6.95 WASH Specializing Now Clutch Ports 175 r. Mufflers & Tai SPKlAl IARGAM COUMTOS AC Parts-Plugs SAVE UP TO 75% Cartaraters **§. ASS #• 13M H *%, »3 Lots A|uto Lite Batteries MOT AU. SOBS Brakes mm Fuel Pumps ••, . • • UTIST FASHION STYLIS AND COIOW • Shocks & ect. fact fa«Mtfw Formely of *" VARC3SH KNITWEAR CO. rw ***™* {BRILX3E SERVICE STATION) Hit MtrMiLsM* UN. Wl» AMI» *-*— •iiiMWi SW2-.3025*6 Habotam n. 4 t#ff c^ty wj; . 132^ WdshSnoton St« HobokenL 1961 Valiant Immediate Delivery u ALL MODELS ALL COLORS v Hudson County's Largest I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH *C '•a VALIANT IMPERIAL Dealers 2945 HUDSON BLVD. JERSEY CITY, N. J. MOOSE LODGE 1983 of North Bergen, recently! organized, installed its first slate of officers at Fine Motors Inc. Moose Hall, Cliffside. Abe Marcus, membership OB Journal Square director, is shown accepting the unit's charter Opp. Stanley Theatre from Ronald Gerisch, governor. Officers in the Free Parkiag On Premises picture are, 1. to r., James Tagliare, Inner Guard; James Ardito, Past Governor; Anthony P. Vainieri, - OL 3-6100 - Junior Governor; Francis Zumkley, Secretary;Fred H. Liekefett, Treasurer; Walter Rohner, Prelate; Americas Number Philip A. Perrini, Sgt.-at-arms; Gerard Cecere, One Compact Trustee; Jean Naffule, Outer Guard; William F. Stratton, Conservation; Alfred Walker, Member- ship Chairman; Arthur T. Rega, Publicity Chair- RAMBLER man; Nicholas Esaena, Audit Chairman; Joe Follio, Committee-Entertainment; Pat*y Spitaletto, 2-Yr. For Trustee; Carlo Bruno, Trustee; George R. Adams, Sports Chairman. 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TRADE- JAMES A. MANALIO,left,shown receiving the Unico- national organization Others in the picture are, • SALES Award for Accomplishment from Frank D<"Sociowho 1. to r., Father Eugene Fanelli, J. Cimino, district • REPAIRS was chairman of a dinner sponsored by North Hud- governor; Mrs. Rose Manalio, Joseph J. Salerno, • ACCESSORIES son Chapter, Unico National inManalio'shonor. The National General Counsel; Charles Fiumefreddo, USED BICYCLE • TOYS affair was held at Italian Comiimnity Center and was executive vice president; Alphonse Leto, toast Use Owr Lay Away Ptaa attended by 300 persons. Manalioisapast president master; Paul Vescio, Eastern Expansion Director Financing QTTUU0&A of the North Hudson Chapter and is presently serving from Stamford, Conn., and George Florio, president through his third term a.s athletic awards director for the North Hudson Chapter. Milton Lerner D.D.S., and TOWN & COUNTRY SECAUCUS POST AWARDED Cwunty Sergeant at Arms John Heyny. Vice Commander Mar - Bicycle Stores, Inc. chesani addressed the post and 491$ BERGENUNE AVE. CITATION FOR MEMBERSHIP! GUTTENBERG At the regular meeting of the sixth post in the depart- explained the possible alter- R&H the Secaucus American Legion ment to surpass their 1960 nate plans for the 1961 De- Post 118 on Monday evening membership. ' County Com-^ partment Convention. Auto Spring Co. .Hudson C ounty Commander mander Schneider praised the In the regular order of James Schneider presented Secaucus Post for their out- business, the post made final Truck and Auto F o s t Commander Kenneth standing job in membership plans for the Card and Dance party sponsored jointly by the Springs Kitchen Tanner and Membership and also the work they are *» COUNTY AVEM'E accomplishing in the other Post and the Auxiliary. The Chairman Albe I Bartolozzi a card party will "be held at SECALCIS. Y i. department m; nbership cita- Legion programs. Schneider — UNion S-NWB — 'tton. The ctta<.»on was awarded especially praised Comman- the Plaza Recreation Center Aid to the post by the department der Tanner and Chairman on Friday evening, Nov. 25. Bartolozzi for their fine ef- The Turkey Dance Chairman, for the post surpassing heir Carmen Ross, reported that 1E60 membership record and forts in directing this BERTHA W. &BOO8B BY having a post all time high membership program. the dance and drawing held on Teacker ef Plane, Also representing the Hudson Friday evening, Nov. 18th was Vete*. Orgaa. membership of 26$ members. , a financial and social success. By Awetatamt Oeiy Hobart The Secaucus Post was the County American Legion were Private laatractsea first post in the county and Vice Commander Harry Mar- Call UN. 4-7M1 chesani. Vice Commander Elect Gallagher PaaOa Of All Agea The Head Of 1407 43rd St. North Bergea ••^-" -^m^ ~^^r ^^m^ "^aw ^^B*P- ^mm^ ^"w ^^m*' "^aw ^-^^ '•••" K. of C••dent 'Symptoma of Distress, Arising from" Finest GULL'S GARAGE, INC. In a recent election of STOMACH ULCERS 138-40 36th St., Union City-UN. 7-0527 officers of the Greenville Irish American Club; John F.Gall- agher was elected president. DISHWASHERS Motor Tune-up Mr. Gallagher is also a mem- Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer! ber of the Greenville K of C, Carburetor, Generator, Regulator', Starter, Clutch, HAROLD M. and the Catholic War Vet- • Over five million packages of the Brakes and Auto. Trans.'Repairs WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold erans. He is also active in for relief of symptoms of distress arising from STUHRMANN NEW JERSEY STATE INSPECTION SERVICE Irish American affairs Stomach und Duedtnal Ukm due to E«- ttn Acid-fW Di(»tiMt. Sour or Uput WE GIVE &H. GREEN STAMPS throughout the county. Wom«th, Gtriww, Heartburn, HMB- &SONS '««-». 'te-, due to EICM* AcM. A»k for Elected as officers to other "WHIanP* MKMS*" which fully explains posts in the Greenville Irish this home treatment f t 4825 BergenKne Ave. American-Club: Lawrence Union City Hayes, vice *pres.; Joseph Marra's Drug Store UNion 3-1313-4 LINOLEUM & CARPET Henry, recording secretary; Plaza, Secaucus James Shaw, financial sec- OUTLET OF UMMHvCITY retary; John Kelly, sergeant » « m* HUDSON BLVD., UNION CITY, N- J. —^_ at arms; and Fierce Shaw Between 39Oi and ttth SL organizer. FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS! Installation ceremonies will be held December II, I960, For Your Problems On | and will be officiated by v\ al- GEFRO SUPPLY. Inc. ter E. Mclnerney, president BROADLOOM CARPETS of the Irish American Council "Over 100 Tear* of Experienct at Yottr Service" or LINOLEUM FLOORS & TILE FLOORS Of Hudson County. 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McELevy Jr.»dir- Chairlady will be Mrs. Ann ' •__ 5 ROUN WiP_ by ector of Hoboken's law depart- ment and Port Authority com- missioner, has been appoint- Anniversary greetings to Mr. resides at 203 Third Ave.. ed New Jersey State chairman ' Grand and Mrs.FlorianDmochowski, Fairview, has completed his of the Natknal Institute of o 49 Stevens Ave. ..^Jersey City, advanced course at the Air Municipal Law Officers..JU their 55th; to Mr. and Mrs. Defense Training Center at Mandel is the proud possessor Re-Opening *1 Joseph Baer, 1908 Bergenhne Fort Bliss. Tex. ...Miss Gail of a plaque presented by the Ave.. Union City, 56th; to"Mr. Henyecz, 13, daughter of Mr. Jersey City Tavern Owners and Mrs. Andrew Cieri, 1207 and l Mrs. John Henyeez,750 Assn; of which he is a past OF *4 Central Ave., Union City. 54th; Irving St., Secaucus, has the president. Mandel was honor- H to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liebl, role of Little Mary in "The ed for his TO years of service PISANO'S DINER 216 Shippen St., tt'eehawken* Women." a play produced by to the organization and his I 51st; to Mr. and Mrs. Domin- the jjecaucusCommunity, years of community service in ick Nes Spanc 154 Nesbitt St., Theater, to be staged Dec.l- Jersey City...Co. K Club of Weehawken, 50th;to Mr. and 3, in the Huber St. School ... Hoboken has reelected August Mrs. CharlesOddo, 7504 First Golden Age Club of Jersey Gratale president at a recent Ave., North Bergen", 47th; to City Community Center plan- meeting in clubrooms, 5 25 g Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wood, ning a combination birthday Jefferson St. .., Louis Schnei- 416 9th. St., Union City.-40th; and Chanukah party Dec. 13.1 weis is the new president of to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Earl *** \ Congregation of Mount Sinai H 2714 Summit Ave., Union City, Capt. Clinton E. Fisk Post. of J. C. ... Martin J. Brennan 26th; to Mr. and Mrs. Barney VFW, Jersey City, presented has been seated to his 10th a JRoggg, .4204 Park Ave..Wee- 200 American Flags to new term as president of John J. hawken, 42nd; to Mr. and Mrs. citizens at a recent naturali- Grogan Assn. of Hoboken. In- Archangele Urciuoli,7l5 24th stalling officer was County CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN sation ceremonies in Hudson Clerk Edward J. Borrone. St..Union City, 54th; to Mr. County Courthouse. Mrs. Pat- H and Mrs. Frank G. Nappi,242 ricia Neiman and Mrs. Lesia Mr. and Mrs. David Nutkis 74ft St. A Oil Facific St., Jersey City,41st; Russell are American ism were honored at a testimonial to Mr. and Mrs* Herman Wein- chairmen...William Me Indoe dinner sponsored by Jersey TwmeleAve. AH s.tein, 1100 Palisade Ave., .has been nominated to his City HistadrutCouncil.Nutkis. Union City. 49th; and 'o Mr. second term as president of as a youth, served in the Jew- and Mrs. Morris Kantor.709 Walter Me Indoe Social Club ish Legion which fought to free Hard to Get . . . But Summit Ave., Jersey City, at a meeting in Oasis Hall. Palestine from the Turks in 50th. Union City...Leon Bauer and 1917 ... Percy A. Holtje has Mrs. Leon Kahn and Mrs.Max Schlanger.wili be honored been elected president of M>ron Appel, both of North at the annual dinner-dance of Union City's 10th Ward Dem- Bergen, have been elected to West New York's Knights of ocratic Club...TheJerseyCity the B'nai B'rith Women's Re- Pythias Lodge March 26 at Lions Club was host to rival gional Board...West New York' Westmont Country~-Club,Pat- football teams from Dickinson has a record to be proud of^ erson.AVilliam J. Stack has High School and Jersey City 490 da^ys without a traffic fa- been elected president of the St. Peter's at annual rally in tality. The last one was on Hoboken Chamber of Com- Hotel Plaza, Jersey City... July 25, 1959,..Army Pvt.John merce. He will be installed Greenville Irish-American T. Schumacher, whose'wife Dec. 7...Dominick Nuzzi will Club of Jersey City will install John Gallagher Jr. as presi- dent Dec. II...Union City Fire Chief Edward A. Beadle has been elected president of North Hudson Loyola Retreat HURRY f GET YOURS NOW I Club. PUN PARTY The John R. Armellino Ladies Auxiliary are planning a Xmas Party for Dec. 5th at thePa,rk Casino, 57th and JacksonSts., Chairladies for the evening PORTABLE DISH WASHER will be. Mrs. Marie Gribbens and Mrs. Mary Cavadi. There ^vith Exclusive, Amazing will also be a grab bag for F/iTfR- STREAM pg Pre-Rinsingl w rmer*S^eefli vftert •e relieve ?eetf «*tt>«* ltita dewe *ol»l p . . . 21 roll» nnywhsb. 2, 6, 8 Parties ALL INCLUSIVE IN ENTERTAINMENT PARtY PACKAGE FKE DOIVttY Tor Air CaB u/nm Ohi-tllOO HAUL TO HIRE JQUftK.U SQUAftl, J. 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HUDSON AND BERGEN ACCOUNT ANTS.members presenting the flag to I. Paul Friedman, president. of National Association of Accountants, HOBOKEN - Looking on are, seated, 1. to r., Ames Hilperts, Hudson Chapter, receive 50-star flag from Congress- treasurer; Francis V. Larfcin, secretary; standing, man Dominick V. Daniels at recent dinner meeting in 1. to r.. Edward Walther, guest speaker; Mrs. Ann Oyster Bay Restaurant, J.C. Another highlight of the Slier, associate directorj Mrs. Viola Gillease.dir- affair was the presence of Edward Walther, senior eetdr; Edward J. Harding, director* Harold C.Jacob BOYS partner of Management Development Association of director; Robert Davis, director; Robert Davis 3rd, New York. The development of the executive mind guest soloist; Donald Geraghty. director, William was the subject of his talk. Rep, Daniels is shown Malia Jr., director.

PRESENTATION of tropMes highlight of recent award's dinner held by B Better I-oy's Baseball Assn. In the picture sponsori nod league officials are grouped around Uni City's Nick Mastorelli, manager of the champions. Other are, 1. to r., Don Gsell, Frank Rispoli, Larry Gl&ydos* Cosmo Lepore, Hoboken manager; Charles DeSoi^io, Dr. Dennis Buttimore, Frank Tabacchi, West New York manager* Pat Abate, Don Kranich, Kevin Turner.