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CKNTKAL KKK(JhN BERGKN KVKN1N0 RECORD, TUESDAY. MAY 31, 1955 ALL IN A LIFETIME I.y Frank Reck mm HI AW 11171 I THAT'LL BE THE DAY By Fritz Wilkinson Webb Gets TVKey Previews: uuiii man iiiiLU FOR ATTACKING iliDI TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1933. Promotion lAs An Out OON'T PAY ANY Gertrude IWg fans will be delighted with tonight's Elgin Hour story called "Mind Over Momma" co-authored by and starring Mrs. Berg. It's tonight's (on drama and Is followed at 10:30 by a See It Now report on cigarette smoking and lung cancer.

So, smokers, tune In! Tonight also marks Danger's last show and It's a pip about birds written by Daphne du Maurler. There are also two night bait games. A top flight T. V. night is in stort for viewers.

ATTENTION TO THAT VOUOCBAB NEXT DOOR" Defendcnt Faces Two Charges Following Highway Incident BAIL PROVIDED fS; UVtK WflttrM Me "MO COMPANY iMArS 'IS? yjl, Ve KNOW HE'D i1" CHASE US OPF IP Si" HE WAS ALONE -BUT THE KID'S EATING SOMETMINQ--WE mm Kasbrouck Heights Stephen Sipos of 3ii8 Church Street, Lodi was released In $100 bail yesterday for an appearance in Municipal Court, June 14 on two charges made by Patrolman A. Howard NHAND-OyTly Van lluiilen and Karl Koetter of ll3 Hamilton Avenue. Sergeant 1:00 M. 4 Brokenshlre Show. An Interview by book reviewer Harvey Breit with Southern author Flannery O'Connor on the publication of her new book "A Good Man Is Hard to 7:30 P.

M. 4 Dinah Shore. 7:55 P. M. Baseball.

Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. 7:55 P. M. 11 Baseball.

New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Phils. 8:00 P. M. 4 Milton Berle.

8:00 P. M. 13 University. "Education Past, Present and 9:00 P. M.

4 Fireside Theater. "The 99th A hired gunman is put on the trail of the only eye witness to a murder. Exciting melodrama, well acted by Virginia Grey and Arthur Franz. Production is head and shoulders above most of this series. 9:00 P.

M. 7 Make Room For Daddy. Repeat of an ex-, rellent show. There's a crisis in Danny's household. Terry has a big dale for the school dance.

Everyone kids her about it until they learn she was asked only so Danny could entertain. A happy mixture of laughs and George A. Gernert and Van AW Ilouten arrested Sipos at 1:02 A. M. yesterday.

Patrolman Van Hotilen charged Sipos with failing to identify him By STEVEN II. SCIIF.l'ER New York Ralph Bellamy will emcee the variety to replace Hie summer "Comedy Hour" Talking of summer changes, someone at C. B. S. suggested a low-budget replacement for New show Is called Jack Webb Is about lo set off the most important casting search in T.

V. history, when he starts looking for an actor to replace him. Jack will become a lieutenant in "Dragnet" so he can just appear occasionally. Ben Alexander (Frank Smith) continues as the new man's buddy. The "Dragnet" picture Webb made for Warner's, incidentally, will be Just the first of a series.

Probably one a year. Jerry Lewis has his own answer to Jackie (ileasnn's album "Music For Jerry's next will be "Music To Make People Miserable" and Jerry says the music In same will be both longhair and serious. Boss man on a kid's T. show in Las Vegas says he has a unique problem with his show that no children's program in any other city has to face. guests from the hostel come on the show and usually are jingling silver dollars in their pockets.

Emcee finds it hard to have the guests telling the kids to be good and at the same time jangling gambling money. Not everyone in makes a fortune: An official survey shows two-thirds of all post-freeze T. V. self, and Koetter's complaint Is (SUtaaaM Tin ra lt Tru. Mirk Kt II It tti nfflnl "Let me carry your bag, rookie!" sentiment with Rusty a howl as usual.

P. M. 2 Red Skeltnn. Shirley Yamaguchl, guest. 9:30 9:30 P.

M. 7 Elgin Hour. "Mind Over An Town Notes Holiday With Parade, Rites tor assault and battery. Koetter appeared at Police headquarters early Monday morning and said he was being pursued by a motorist who had assaulted him. At the same time Sergeant Gernert and Patrolman Van Houten reported by radio that they were in pursuit of the other car.

Sergeant Gernert came to headquarters and Patrolman Van Houten apprehend ed Sipos at the Boulevard and Franklin Avenue, where he first refused to identify himself. Sergeant Gernert and Van Houten brought him to headquarters, after considerable trouble at the intersection and a call for assistance, the police report staled. Koetter told Sergeant Gernert that he did not know Sipos and was at a loss to understand what It was all about. He said that he Student Is Speaker On Peace Barriers Memorial Service At Wood-Ridge Legion Home Led By High School Junior Wood-RidgeRichard Bielk junior honor student of Wood-Ridge High School, gave a summary of the complications facing the American people in their effort to achieve world peace at a memorial service at the American Legion Home yesterday. Richard said that the most important faction was the survival of the United States.

This, he said, would go the longest way toward the peace of the world with all freedom-loving countries aiding. I Mayor, Councilmcn Head Line Of March; eterans Honor War Dead absolutely delightful piece of writing masterminded by Gertrude Berg and James Yaffe, and starring Mrs. Berg, E. G. Marshall and Norma Crane.

10:00 P. M. 2 Danger. "The The final story of this show is one of its best. Written by Daphne du Maurier, it concerns a strange and terrifying phenomena the birds of the world seem to be attacking human beings.

The conclusion of this pointed, and disturbing story is powerful, and meaningful. With Michael Strong and Betty Lou Holland. Recommended. 10:30 P. M.

2 See It Now. "Report on Cigarettes and Lung An extremely interesting and responsibly handled report exploring the relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. From the opening salvo when we're told that Los Angeles smog is every bit as lethal as cigarette smoking, to a statement from a biggie in the American Medical Association which may give heavy smokers cause to ponder, proves this report to be of special Interest to all viewers including This and the second installment next week are another contribution of this distinguished show to adult T. V. stations arp losinfl mnnrv.

Hasbrouck Heights Tribute was paid lo the honored Ernest Borgninc. who plays the dead of two World Wars voctprd. untti a mr lead in the movie version of "Mar-. came off Route 46 at Collins Gerard Mo dor 'a Council FrwJ, nl nfl the filst installment nue, and that shortly after Vf1" Moei sdorf and Count lmen Francis Dominick, jof the forthromjng 0 series, cut him off. Forced to Koet-Ullzie A- Boffey, and Mario C.

Bellavigna. James V. Falbo was promises to be one of the better Paul Hergen County Board of Kducation, Masonic Club ier saia mat sipos puiied him out grana marsnai, wnn rouee cniet Harry P. (Jarty. Larry McCabe drama series bowing in pretty vice-commander, was master of of Wood-Ridge, and the the Ursa "1 "Km.

ne ana lea Aunch as assistant marshals. nearly the only decent one on film and one of the interesting ceremonies at the War Memorial lar Republican Club. Many other Library, where a brief halt was organziations and elubs made do- SCHOOL BAND HEARD Marching in the first division auKnt-Mcu mai aipos IOI10W mm 10 police headquarters and got back in his car and started out. Again Sipos cut him off and it was then that the police in the patrol car footnotes to the teleseries is that the monies paid to the 0. Henry estate go to the writer's 90-year- BEAUTY TITLE with the Mayor and Council were the Police department, wldovv noted what was happening on the Pat O'Brien said he has It on Fife and Drum Corps, Memorial made in the Memorial Day parade nations to the Living Memorial to rededicate the plaque in honor fund for the landscaping of the of the 16 local men who died Memorial Library grounds, lng World War II.

Arthur Wakel-' The program closed with the lug, for the Library board of benediction by the Rev. Valerian trustees, placed a wreath at the De Rome, 0. F. pastor of the memorial plaque. Church of the Assumption.

Re- Police Chief Emile E. Bugnon freshments were served to all the was marshal of the parade. Mayor children attending the ceremonies. Clarence E. Mathe Jr.

and mem-' Planning the program for Post Boulevard and gave chase. at T. V. is that when it goes on 'promptly noted. "I'm six years T.

V. It will be called "The Three old, but I don't look my age." I Norma Crane, one of our best Women are born that way de- young actresses whom many view-partment: On Sunday's "Back- ers will remember from last a pigtailed moppet in a son's memorable Studio One show Fort Wayne, Indiana, schoolroom! shows up tonight as the was asked tier age. With all the troubled daughter of Gertrude Berg aplomb of her post-21 elders she the U. S. Steel opus.

1 1 good authority that if Bishop Sheen goes on color T. V. they're going on to use stained glass tubes. Which reminds me: the current gag in the movie industry aimed mm nuiUR Councilman's Daughter Selected By V. F.

W. Post, 4591, V. F. and Auxiliary, James B. Scarr Post 106, American Legion, and Auxiliary, and Fire Department.

The second division included the High School Band, directed by Raymond W. Westcrdale, Culj Scouts, Brownies. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Fire Department equipment. Edward F. Newkirk Jr.

was master of ceremonies at the Me bers of the Borough Council led 9,37 were Robert I. Stoesser and the marchers, who included trust-j William Barlow, chairmen; Keogh, ees of the Board of Education. James Pawnee. Hammig, William DEAD COMRADES American Lesion Post 97 and Atix-'Llrfleld' Robert Andrews, Law- Wood-Ridge Miss Elaine Bnwe, daughter of Councilman and Mrs. Albert W.

Rowe of North Avenue, ON TELEVISION TODAY iliary, V. F. W. Memorial Post and rcnce Crowley, George Hashagen, Auxiliary, the High School Thomas Gilroy, Fire Department and Auxiliary, George L'rciouli, George Stall, wearing their new uniforms, and Edward Moran, Thomas Moran. the American Red Cross.

Gerard Curtin, Eugene C. Spies, Monument Is Dedicated In Little Ferry was selected Miss Wood-Ridge of 1955 and will represent Memorial Post 3616, V. F. W. in the County heantv rnntpst nt Rortmii.

Also Boy and Girl Scouts, Cubs and Henry Wer Little Ferry A AFTERNOON" 3 Valiant La-lv 4 Ttvinc.se permanent fjed 1 flo li Telepir Newa 10 55 11 Weather 11.00 2, 4. 5 News 7 Playhouse 9 Film, Th Captive City 11 Liberace mann. oo and Brownies, church, fraternal memorial to deceased members of morial Park program which opened with the singing of the national anthem by Miss Gilria Edwards accompanied by the High, School Band. The invocation wasl given by the Rev. Donald A.

Cooper, assistant pastor of Corpus Christi R. C. Church. Miss Rowe was selected from five candidates at the Memorial the Fire Department was dedicated here Sunday before a crowd of and civic organizations, Chamber of Commerce and school children. Upon reaching the American Le- 13 Mystery Hour 11:10 FA.MIL HAS RF.IMOV Little Ferry Private Krnesl Hughes son of Mr.

and Mrs Day dance Saturday at the Ameri more than 300 persons can Legion Hall. Judges were frton Home and following the mass- The memorial is a large stone Find Funny B.imiv 7 for Fun 11 V. Calendar 1.1 Nw 03 13 Coifer Cluh 15 2 Ltnp of II Tia, fl Kilm 2 Seaich lor Tomorrow 4 Feather Your Nt 5 Food for Thought 7 Entertainment lng of the colors, the invocation IKrnest Huches of 21 I.afavetie monument with a nlanno watrt Mayor Clarence E. Mathe Ed- 2 Weather. Sporta 4 Weather 5 Futurama 2 Film.

Frank St Jesse James it Sara Bass 4 Steve Allen 4 Tonight 7 Weather 11 Film was given by the Rev. EdwardiStreet, was home on furlough "from 11 30 7 Franklin'i Memory Lane 13 omedv Corner 3:45 4 Concerning Mis Marlowe 4 00 2 Rnnhter Dav 4 Hawkins Falls 5 Fiim. Hundred Hour Hunt 7 Hopalong Cassldv 13 Western Roundup 4 15 2 Secret Storm 4 First Love 4 30 2 On Your Account 4 World of Mr. Sweeney 1 1 Dione Lucas 5:00 2 Film, Miu Robin Hood 4 Pinky Lee 9 Bandstand 11 Cartoon Cornice 1.1 Jr Frolics 5 15 7 Tales of the Trsveler 5:30 4 Howdv Doody 5 Old Timer 11 Clubhouse Gang omedies 5:45 13 Fun Time at the Kavrik Stree-Marshall Ave-ard Chase- Portent of the nue triangle. It honors 29 of Commerce: and Mrs.

Fort Dix over the Memorial Day Mayor Moersdorf welcomed. 12.30 those who filled the triangular park area to pay tribute to those I memoralized by the monument, V. F. W. Adjutant Joseph Midlar 12 30 Joseph Clayton and Mrs.

Thomas teers who served with the Depart Quinn, chairman of the evening 1135 11 .45 12:00 1215 ment. weeK-enn to join in a family reunion party at his parents' home. Hughes will complete his basic training at Dix in two weeks. 7 Sports 7 News 5 Weather 2 Film, Lost Continent 4 Film, To Be or Not to Be. Part 3 membership department of the Guest speaker for the affair was called the roll of the honored dead 1:00 C.

H. Hasselhuhn. president of thel Woman club- Cosbey, rector of St. Paul's Church. Commander Harold C.

Ferger of Post 97 gave the welcome and Mayor Mathe the official greeting of the governing body. The High School Band, directed by Edward J. Napiwocki, played several selections. Roll call of department com 1:00 EARLY ON T. V.

TOMORROW and Turner C. Blaine of Scarr Post gave the response. Wreaths were placed at the monument by the Mayor and Council and other New Jersey Firemen's Associa- The winner received a trophy tion. Other fire officials attending and bouquet of flowers from Coin-included William L. Kour.

presi-jmander Edward C. Meyers, a cor-dent of the New Jersey Exempt sage from Mrs. Norma Birham. Firemen's Association: Hoy B. president of the V.

F. W. Auxiliary. FELLOWSHIP HAS DANCE Moonachie A dungaree dance was held by the Kohler Youth Fellowship of the First Presbvterian 7:10 11 Weather 7 15 7 Newi Daly 9 Sports Wigmer 11 Teiepix News 1.1 Sports 7:25 5 Weather Girl 1 1 Sports Powers 7.30 2 News Edwards 4 Dinah Shore 5 Waterfront 7 Cavalcade of America 9 Happv Felton 11 Big Playback 7:45 2 Jo Staiford 4 News Swavre 1 1 Day with the Giants 13 Spora on Parade 7:55 9 Baseball: Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh 11 Baseball: Giants vs. Phila.

2 Life With Father 4 Milton Berle 5 Hollywood Preview 7 Film. Pardon My Aunt 1.1 University 1 30 2 Halls of Ivy 5 Film. Any Time You Need Me 7 Who Said That? 13 Big Picture 9.00 2 Meet Millie 4 Fireside Theater 5 Mr. and Mrs. North 7 Make Room for Daddv 13 Time for Pete 9:30 2 Red Skelton 4 Circle Theater 5 President a Presa Conference 7 Elgin Hour.

Mind Over Momma 13 Thrills in Sporta 10:00 2 Danger 4 Truth or Consequences 5 Film. Papa Goes to the Ball 13 Western 10:30 2 See It Now 4 It a Great Lifa 5 Have a Heart 7 Stop the Music 10:40 11 Frank Frlsch in 45 8 Happy Felton rades was called by Post Adjutant EVENING Wright, president of the New Jer- and a gift certificate from Chase. itooert fweoch and taDs was Church at the church hall FHH.iv Simp, LouK, Cook 2 (iuidnig Light Dr Norman V. Peale 2 The Inner Flame 4 Hi nkenshire Show 5 Claire Mann 9 Si-reenlng the World 11 Punne 3 Mijtterv Film 2 Road of Life 2 Welcome Tiaveleig 4 r- wi 5 Fiim 8 Film. The Straw Man 11 Picture Parade 4 R' nenhlre Show 11 Film 2 Lewis 4 Hrre Looking at You 5 Mi.i VcN'rllii 11 F'lma.

Wolf Call, Thunder in the Ftne 13 Film. Winning the West 2 Ait Link letter organizations and clubs and then veterans and Auxiliaries placed poppies. Taps was sounded hy a High School busier and the firing squad of Scarr Post fired three volleys. sounded by a High School night. The dance was to raise Wreaths were laid at the monu-jfunds for the Fellowship's' social ment by the High School Tri-Hi-Y, program.

Miss Eva Koch was in F're Department and Auxiliaryjcharge. The benediction was given by the Rev. Herman J. Meiburg, pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 8 40 4 Sermonette 6 .45 2 Prevues 4 Kida Today 55 2 Give Is Thia Day 2 Morning Show 7 Today 00 7 Tinker'a Work Shop 13 TV Pastor 9 00 2 George Skinner 4 Herb Sheldon 7 Two Story Hour 13 Casa Serena 9 30 13 Italian Film 9 55 7 News 10:00 2 Garry Moor 4 Dmg Dong School 7 Road of Romance 10.30 2 Arthur Godfrey 4 Way of the World 7 Drama of Life 10:45 4 Sheilah Graham 11 4 Home 7 Tire Romper Room 13 Musical Moments 11:19 5 News 13 Aldo Aldi Show 11:30 2 Strike It Rich 5 Wendy Bame Planning the annual observance sey and New York Volunteer Fire-Miss Diane Foley of Marlboro was men's Association: and Fire Chiefs selected runner-up and to serve as Harry Puglis of Ridgefield, Dom-! alternate should Miss Rowe be un-inick Tucci Jr. of Moonachie, and able to participate.

Each of the Thomas Watson of Bogota. contestants received a compact. Little Ferry Fire Department I Miss Rowe. escorted bv Corn-President John Baacke and Chief mander Meyers, Thomas Me Don-Leonard Chivers thanked the Boys aid, senior vice-commander, An-Band for its services and expressed ithony Bevacqua. junoir vice-com-special thanks to the Rev.

F. VJmander, and. Edward Nordel. will MacPeck, pastor emeritus of thet01ir the Borough by automobile at Congregational Church, for his de- 8:30 P. M.

Friday so that all the vo ion to the Department through- townspeople can see their repre- 0Ut in the County contest. John Ebcrle and C. Ravmondl 2 News: Sports 4 Herb Sheldon 5 Cottage 7 Files of Jeffrey Jones 9 Merry Mailman 1 1 Rarrtar of the Jungle 13 Western 2 Film. Rendezvous with Annie 4 Skv's the Limit 5 Looney Tunea 7 Film 1 1 Llbei ace 4. 9 Newl 7 Sportl 7 Newt 4 7 Weather 9 Sportl 4 Meet Corliss Archer 5 Western Gal 7 Kukla.

Fran Ollie 9 Raseball Hall of Fame 11 News 11 Barrv Cray 4 Jtnx Fatkenhui 5 Letter to Lee 5ra- were Clarence M. Hoencr, chairman. Blaine. Commander Paul Brunkhorst of Scarr Post, Commander Joseph Lagaltuta of the V. F.

W. Post, Carl Durante, and Falbo. najn 2 Bin Pavoff 4 Ted Mack Matinee 5 Film. The Clitic 7 Film 9 Ted Steele 2 Rob Crnnhv 4 Gift 5 Fiim. The Lady Wears a Star 30 RITES HELD VOLUNTEERS BUSY WITH FIRE, INJURY Schopp unveiled the memorial and Assistant Chief Georee Becker placed the wreath.

The plaque reads: "Dedicated and erected in memory of deceased members of the Little Ferry Fire Department, May 29, 1955." ON RADIO TODAY Initial Confirmation Exercises Are Conducted At Jewish Center Hasbrouck Heights Initial confirmation exercises were held Sunday at the Jewish Community Center with members of the class. A Word With You (R.l O. B. Pat. Oft.) By JULES VAN ITEM Mezzotinto The word or goes back to the Italian meaning half, plus meaning tinted or colored.

Mezzotinto refers to an engraving process whereby a copper or steel plate is first prepared for uniformly black impressions on paper. This preparation process consists of roughening the aurface of the plate by means of a so-called cradle, and then removing the roughness in places by burnishing for the purpose of producing the requisite light and shade. Originally, it was believed that mezzotinting had been invented by Prince Ruppert, a nephew of Charles who devoted much of his time to the pursuit of chemical and chemical experiments. Actually, the mezzotinto engraving process was invented by Ludwig Von Siegen, who was born in 1609 in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and who was a member of the household of the landgrave of Hesse Cassel. The first known mezzotinto print executed by Von Siegen was a portrait of his patron's mother, the Dowager Landgravine, Amelia Elizabeth, and the print is dated 1642.

INFANT ARRIVES Firemen Put Out Blaze In Auto, Take Man To Hospital Hasbrouck Heights Two calls were answered by the Fire Department on Sunday, for an early prepared by Mrs. M. Leonard Singer, participating. Show 4 30 WRCA-Young Widder Ri own WQXR Jacques Fray 4 45 WRCA Woman In Mv House Child Adopted By Couple Flown In From Germany 1.00 WRCA Tex and Jinx Show WABC Paul Harvey, News WCBS Road of Life WNYC Famous Artist 1:05 WQXR Midday Symphony 1:15 WABC Ted Malmie WCBS Ma Perkins morning fire in a converitble on 8:00 WRCA Just Plain Bill Each girl presented her theme for the year. Carol Jamgoshian gave the invocation, and the floral offering was made by Paula Wood-Ridge Mr.

and Mrs. Fred 'Route 17 and one at night to an Korb of Wood-Ridge Street spent lce eream stand where a man 1.30 WOR Ted Steele Show the holiday week-end getting ac struck his laceration neaa ana sutlered a and possible concus- Urown. Rabbi Judah Washer of the Teaneck Jewish Community WCB.S Young Dr. Malone WN'YC Speaking Volumes 1:43 WCBS Guiding Light tenter said the benediction. Members of the class were Bev quainted with their new son, Gerard, who was a year old Saturday.

The boy arrived at Idlewild Airport Thursday after an 18-hour flight from Munich, Germany. On hand to bring the child "to his WN'YC Weather: News erly Bergman. Susan Gordon sion. Damage to the convertible operated by Frank Ward of 215 Clinton Place, Hackensack, was confined to the wiring and was caused llene Lcff, Diana Kerew. Miss Jamgoshian, Anne Ginsberg, Miss 1-55 WABC Gordon Fraser 2:00 WRCA News: Coys Corner WOR Down at Holm-sr Brown, Barbara Rosenberg, Ra new home were Mr.

and Mrs. a short circuit WABC George Ansbro chelle Strasnick, and Cecilia and her mother, Mrs. Anne George Brown of 141 Center Strehle. The Korbs adopted Ge-Street, Clifton, a refrigerator serv-rard, a native of Rhineland, after! iceman, struck his head as he was Schuster. A reception for parents and friends followed the exercises.

nis momer died and his father was 'working at the ice cream stand. Hour .7:05 WCBS Tennessee Fnne WQXR To France Music, with Jacques Frav 7:15 WOR Henrv Gladstone WABC Quincv Howa 7:20 WOR The Answer Man 7:30 WRCA News WOR Gabriel Heatter WABC Strange: Walter Gibson. Narrator WQXR Studio Artists 7:45 WRCA One Man Family WOR Dinner Data ARC Saga WCBS Edward R. Muitow 7:55 WABC News 8:00 WRCA People Are Funny WOR Treasury Agent WABC Red Benaon, Variety WCBS Suspense 05 WQXR Symphony Hall 30 WRCA Dragnet WOR John Steele Adventurer WCBS Disk Dei-bv WN'YC Music for the Connoisseur 55 WABC Newa Report 9:00 WRCA Radio Theater WOR News. History Notes WABC Sammy Kaye Serenade WCBS Rosemary Cloonev 9:05 WQXR Gilbert Highet 9:15 WOR President Fisenhower WCBS Bing Crosby Show 9 20 WQXR Concert Hall 9 25 WABC Erwin D.

Canham 9:30 WOR The Rajah 'a Diamond WABC President Fisenhower WCBS Amoa 'n' Andv WNYC Readers unable to care for him. Almanar :53 WABC. WCBS Newa WNYC News 10:00 WRCA Fibber McGee- Mollv WOR Newt. Weather WABC Edward P. Mr i gan WCBS Melody In the Night WNYC Concert Hall 10:05 WQXR The Showcase 10:15 WRCA Great Gildersleeve WOR John Gambling WABC How to Fix it 10:30 WRCA Newa, Ai Collins WABC George K.

Comba 10:45 WABC Musical Interlude WCBS President Eisenhower 10:55 WNYC Newa WRCA, WOR. WCBS News Reoorta WABC Les Griffith, News 11:07 WQXR Muaic for Orchestra 11:1 0 WC BS Eric Sevareid 11 1 5 WRC A Lindsey Nelson WOR Jean Shepherd Show WCBS Galen Drake 11:20 WRCA Tex and Jin. Show 11:30 WOR Dane Muaic WABC Sporta Clubhouse WCBS Thia i New York, Rev. Robert Kellmer. Guest 12:00 WRCA News.

Tex am Jinx WOR News. Dane Music WABC Recorded Music WCBS Music Till Dawn 12 05 WQXR World of Mur 12:30 WRCA Music Throu the N'jjht. Fleetwrx Is Host 1 OO WOR Mitch Reid He was taken to Beth Israel Hos WOR Preston of the Yukon WCBS News; John Faulk WNYC World We Want 5 05 WQXR Cocktail Time 5:15 WRCA Lorenzo Jones WNYC The Runaway 5:30 WRCA Lone Ranger WOR Bobby Benson Show WNYC Foreign Trade Talk 5:45 WOK Weather: Sportl WNYC Reserve Newa WOR Cecil Brown, News WCBS News EVENING 6:00 WRCA. WOR, WCBS Newa WNYC N. Storv 05 WQXR Dinner Concert 6:15 WRCA Jimmv Powers WOR Dorothy and Dirk WCBS Herman Hickman WNYC U.

N. Is My Beat 8 30 WRCA Time for Music WOR Henrv Gladstone WCBS Martha Wught WNYC French News 6:45 WRCA News WOR Stan Lomax, Sports WABC Bill Stem, Snorts WCBS Lowell Thomas Time WN Weather: News 7:00 WRCA Time for Music WOR Fulton Lewis Jr. WABC John W. Van- dercook WCBS Sports Joa Foss i W'NYC Masterwork The child was one of 75 immigrants, of which six others were children, who were on the plane pital at the request of his family after Dr. Thomas K.

Bouregy responded with the Fire Depart- NAMED FOR OFFENSE Durham, N. C. iP A defendant pleaded euiltv to two rharopc nf Republican Foes Attack Srholez Sewer Policies Dunn, Flynn Issue Joint Statement Noting State Suit To Halt Pollution Of River Little Ferry Republican Council candidates Frank It. Dunn and Robert C. Flynn in a joint statement last night criticized Mayor Joseph Srholez Jr.

and his Democratic administration for what they termed incompetence and negligence regarding the local sewage disposal system. chartered by the Intergovermental Committee for Eurpocn ment's ambulance. He was treated public drunkenness and was sen-for a laceration of the forehead jtenced to 30 days on each charge and possible concussion. His name: William Henry Booze Show WCBS Second Mrs, Rin ton WNYC Chamber Music 5 05 WQXR Music of Spain 2.15 WOR Easy Dors It WCBS Perry Mason 2 25 WOR Headline News WABC Gordon Fraser 2.30 WOR Radio Playhouse: Radio Novel. Contraband.

The U. Storv. Classics Series WABC Martin Block WCBS This Is Nora Drake WNYC For the Ladies WQXR Alma Det-tinger: Other People's Business 2 45 WCBS Brighter Day 3.00 WRCA News Reports WCBS Hilltop House 3:03 WRCA Woman In Love WQXR Symphonic Mat inpe 3:15 WCBS House Party 3 in WRCA pepper Young 3 43 WRCA RiKht to Hap- pinrsa WCBS Galen Drake 4:00 WRCA Backstage Wife WNYC Ci itics Choice 4 05 WQXR Concert Hall 4:15 WRCA Stella Dallas WCRS Lnnv Rons Srholez Warns Little Ferry A udience A bou Red Menace ORADELL ALSO CITED disease from Conditions nrnnnrl the The statement referred to a court fuit which last week was brought plant. He has kept quiet numerous plant and trunk line breakdowns. against tne Borough by the State Health Department.

The suit, which The State Health Department, will be tried in the Chancery Di-i ever- insists tnat he protect the vision of Superior Court, cited Pe.Ple of tn'S municipality. Little Ferry and Oradell for al-l 0ne of his favorite themes, leged failure to cease pollution ofithat the RePublican State powers WOOD-RIDGE CUBS I Mayor Says Keeping Nation Strong Best Memorial To Those Who Died In War Little Ferry Memorial Day, honoring those who died in the service of their country, was marked here yesterday by a plea from Mayor Joseph Srholez Jr. that every citizen keep alert and aware of the Communist menace not only in distant parts of the world but here in the United States. Sauer. Siamese twins, and Janet Lenkowec.

half-boy, half-girl. Harry Bowman Jr. performed as a Hawaiian dancer, William Schwartz, Craig Richards, and PRESENT CIRCUS are picking on his Democratic administration, has rlparlv honn toton Hackensack River as ordered by the State February 17. a dance by Charles Ludme-, Thomas Stevenson, Arthur Raabr, Gavin Burks, and William Cahil The final act was the Daw Crockett Gang, including Gary Tabor, Janeczko, Rexford Hover, Ricardo Calherios, Kenneth Kaly-ka, and John Lenkowec in the leading role. The statement of sin.

the Bh 1 11 1 ci awim nt'ijuiii ran Flynn read in part town, also is being cited. year and a half aco. 17 Hackensack Vail PV tnu'nc PARADE SEEN BY 2,000 Brownie Troop 3. led by Mrs. Dorothy Nerone, and Cub Pack 101, led by Maurice De Steno, also marched.

There were three bands. The V. F. W. Post 809 Band and the Boys Band are local organizations.

The third, St. Stephen's Drum and Bugle Corps came from Garfield to join the parade at Grand and Main Streets. Each organization met after the parade for a social hour and refreshments. At the monument ceremonies, wreaths were placed by American Legion Post 310 Commander Thomas J. O'Keefe.

V. F. W. Post 809 Commander Robert Spencer, and Mayor Srholez. Taps was played by John Kaufman the V.

F. W. Band played the national anthem, and the Boys Band concluded with Road and ending at Borough Hall. The parade was one of the most colorful in the County. About 30 organizations took part, including veterans groups, vet- were ordered to cease polluting waters.

Virtually all have acted. The Little Ferry mayor, however, has managed in that time to raise the local tax rate to one of the TEXAS EDUCATION Vernon. Tex. tA-S. Sgt.

James Moore, 25. of Miami. will have to believe those Texas talcs now. He was stationed for months in Alaska, but the first and on rw Tol- i i ci I Dennis Johnson were clowns. The urn I'k AS Tumbli8 Tumbleweeds were with 100 Parents, Fr.ends Hatch Thomsa Bonow Bowman Jame" wood-Ridce A circus was Neuman, Lawrence Kocher and staged in the Presbyterian Church Anthony Muller.

Takin? part in a hall Friday nijjht by Cub Pack 3 wild animal act were Ronald Fri-as the final program of the season, lole. Gary Tahmesian, Andrew Can-Eight dens participated in thejnazzaro, Robert Kohler Ronald Di show which was staged by den Simone. Gerald Hempel Albert mothers under the direction of and George Young Mrs. John Kohler. About 100 par- Forest Priovano did slight-of-ents and friends attended.

jhand tricks and Ten Little Indians Mrs. Kohler was assisted by were Bonow, Bruce Heppa Walter Mrs. Russell Nebiker, Mrs. Michael Scivoletti. John aid Pirovano, Mrs.

Albert Keston-iMurachanian. Walter Glesias holz, Mrs. J. R. Hahn, Mrs.

John Peter Leila, William Skene Rieh-Lenkowec, Mrs. Harry Bowman. Tahmesian, and Robert Lib-and Mrs. Stanley Fitzgerald. Alan erti.

Srholez delivered the main Memorial Day address at observances at the World War II monument before a gathering of several hundred persons. The Mayor stressed the fact that the most fitting memorial to those who died for their country was in keeping the nation strong for those who eians auxiliaries, tire companies "It comes as no surprise to residents that the Mayor and his Democrat administration is being hauled into court for failure to provide residents with proper sewage- disposal. We have been laughed at In the past for calling attention to conditions caused by the disposal plant and to the effect and concern of health conditions. "The Mayor has said that conditions are very healthful and that his opponents only want to cause alarm. "He has denied or ignored, de- highest in the State without correcting a daneerons nnrl intrUnr.

able sewage situation. ana tire auxiliaries, police, members of the Borough Council and local officials. Gold Star Mothers. Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts and Boy time he was ever snowbound was in Texas this winter. It may have hern Hiffmnlt tn raise taxes to $10.25 in nnr tmaii are yet to come.

Scouts, the Safety Patrol, Little Leaguers, Sokol gymnasts. First jtown without properly maintaining ISO PllS fJV S1ITI Almost 1,000 persons marched in the traditional parade which Dre- AIE DAY SERV'll 2 a local sewage system but with effort the Mavnr hac mananoH ceeded services at the two monu penuing on tne situation, the seep do it. No other administration in In Hill Billy Time were Donald ments. It was estimated that more JS0 reactor operation mayihohler was ringmaster and side call for an annual consumption of, show acts included John Bach- Aid Corpsmen, and local service and social organizations. Members of Susquehanna Council 107, Degree of Pocahontas, marched in full-dress Indian uni REPAIRS Call Anytime HU 7-1008 NITE Fitzgerald, Donald Bacheller, John Janeczko, and Leonard Sileo.

Brian 8,000 metric tons of natural uran the siirrnnnrtinT "1 CUnty C3n boast a 0-25 tax we surrounding area, plant de- rate and a polluting sewer svstem tenoration and the possibility ofjat the same time." ellcr, thin man; John McAloon, than 2,000 persons watched the paraders as they wound through the Borough, starling at Mehrhof strong man: John Matteo, fat lady: ium, including 26 tons in the form of enriched uranium 235. aid a tieht-rope act and forms. Two Moonachie croons. Rithard Goerner and Donald ithe Hulalettes of Den 4 presented.