MISTER SNITCH HE'S 1 HERE | HE'S I THERE | HE'S 1 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY. I WHERE! I Published We kl 2nd Class Postage Paid 1 VOLUME 10 NO. 10 ?K Washirw THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 At Hoboken, N. J, TEN CENTS ummii Hoboken, N.. THIS doorbell ringing politico was a great asset to his party. Best vote getter in the district, HONOR SCHEFFLER FOR SERVICE TO HOSPITAL the leader would comment wherever his name came up. But Arthur Scheffler of 1000 that was before he rang Blondie's Hudson st., Hoboken, past doorbell and took her to vote. i president and former director of He rang her doorbell many times the New Jersey Hotel-Motel Association and civic leader, after that and she really fell for received the first "St. Mary this guy's line. So when he tired I Hospital Distinguished Man of of the dame • she really was a the Year Award" at the 65th dizzy blonde - he gave her the Golden Crystal Rose Ball for the air. But Blondie didn't let it go hospital. This event, a salute to the 105th year for the oldest at that. She told all in the hospital in New Jersey, was held district what a rat he was and at the Hotel Robert Treat. suggested they vote trfie other Newark, Saturday evening. ticket next election. Now this The award, in the form of a politico has been told by his boss beautiful golden placque, was to go back to that neighborhood (Continued on Page 3) and do the "same swell job he 65TH Golden Crystal Ball for St. did before." The poor guy is Mary Hospital, Hoboken, was really sweating because if he held Saturday evening. The doesn't bring in the votes he may event, a salute to the 105th year lose his county job as well. for the oldest hospital in New Jersey, was held at the Hotel • • • Robert Treat, Newark. (Story SWEET, petite and very shy, she Page 3). At upper left, the Ticket waits on the same corner for the Committee welcomes guests. bus every a.m. She would love to They are, Miss Margaret Corbett, have a steady boy friend but R.N., MA Director of Nurses, seldom does she get a second Reservation Chairman, seated at far end of table; Joseph Tighe, date. No, it's not that she North Bergen, Vice President of doesn't use the right soap or Hoboken Bank for Savings, deodorant. It.s her masculine Charity Ball Treasurer and voice which draws raised Lillian Cordero, R.N., secretary, and mebcr of School of Nursing when her dates take her to a Faculty. Pictured at right, left to public place. Tragedy is, she isn't right, are Dr. George Ginsberg of Hoboken, Past President of St. like that at all. She is a very Mary Hospital Medical Staff and sweet, very feminine girl but the Hudson County Heart boys are embarrassed. Perhaps Association; Dr. Nayan Borker, she should learn to speak in a hospital intern from Goa, India; low whisper.. Dr. Rose Ubanez Utzurrum, * * * resident physician from AT a recent political banquet Dumaguete City, Phillipines and in South Jersey a matronly lady DT. James Nobile, Past President was heard to ask the Senior of Medical Staff and member of Senator the following question Executive Committee. Sister M. Felicitas, S.FP., administrator, is "Don't you get tired of pictured above receiving Golden explaining to the folks what Cup of Service Award from Dr. you've been doing in Charles L. Quaglieri of Hoboken, Washington?" The Senior co-chairman of the Ball and Senator replied, without President of the Medical Staff. blushing, "No, I am most grateful for the opportunity. They might come to their own conclusions." No doubt about it, this is one thinking senator in the U.S. Senate. THIS couple frequent the bowling alleys. They both shoot a good game and the bull along with it. Many of the ten-pins fans thought that they were married until the other night when they were heard in between spares speaking, thusly, she asked 'Then we are now engaged?" He, picking up his ball, replied: "Naturally." Not satisfied with the nonchalance of his answer she probed further "And am I the very first girl you ever loved?" He hit a direct stTike with this retort "No, dear. But I'm harder to suit now than I used to be." BROTHERHOOD COCKTAIL PARTY, sponsored by Hoboken Knights of Columbus, will be held at the Elks Club, J003 Washington THESE two work in the Street on April 28 from 4 to 8 ?M. Purpose of the party is to provide an opportunity for people to greet one another socially which will in tum help respect and understanding to grow. Combining tlieir efforts, left to right, are Bruce Batali, co-chairman, past master Hoboken supermarket. They take cash - Lodge No. 35 FAM (Masons); Rabbi Samuel Tabak, Pastor Carl Bergen, Rev. Roy Carter, Father Albert Hess, Vincent J. W isman, PER Elks, co-ordinator and John Gato, PGK, chairman. The groups philosophy is, Under God, let us march together to a world of love, peace their penchant for gabbing, they and understanding. (Continued on Pace 4) Page 2 Thursday, April 25, 1968 HOBOKEl* PICTORIAL WE BEUEVE IN First* we believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF (Jn ANY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS Iff ITS RE- SPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STA TE LOTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY HINTS FOR TEENAGE TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RA TABLES TO THE EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY. ...Frost jour Sewing Editor BLINDED BY DELUSION There is virtually unanimous agreement that another year of continuing inflation is ahead of us. Press reports carrying the heading "Cmt of Living Hits New High" will appear with the usual monotonous regularity on the front pages of every paper. They will be accompanied by the usual "explanation" describing the rise as due to a jump in prices of this or that commodity or service - a seesawing process that will know no end as long as we persist in trying to hitch a free ride to paradise. Instead of reporting cost of living rises, it might be more instructive if the progress of inflation were measured monthly by publishing the fractional decline in the value of the dollar. A great many people still live under the delusion that they can beat inflation. Secretary of Labor W. WUlard Wirtz had a word of warning for those who think they can keep ahead of the game via the higher wage route. He said, "today there is a danger where there was not before, that wages and prices will move up to the point where the gains are as nothing ... where the costs of them will be greater than their gain." A VICIOUS CIRCLE In the earlier days of the industrial revolution, union leaders and their members fought an uphill battle to organize on a large enough scale to be heard in conflicts with employers - - but that day has long passed .The pendulum has swung to the other extreme. Dr. Van- de Water Adjunct Professor of Industrial Relations and Management at the University of Southern California, says: "One of our pressing and increasingly obvious needs, in America, is to deal with the discomforting growth of union-management-govemment power blocs." They are becoming a threat to a free economy as our laws encourage a massive "whipsawing" of industry by national unions With virtually unlimited economic power. Dr. Van de Water points out this has led to FROM RAGS TO RICHES more and more government-imposed settlements of labor-management differences. He One day spring happened again. 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