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'i "fltnTiriii BERGEN EVENING RECORD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1537 31 LOOKING OVER MURDER WEAPON Jeanne Grain Has Her Family Medicos Hit Flaw In Script As Ready-Made T. Y. Audience TVKey Previews: MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1957. Today's, top shows as previewed by T. V.

Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. DEAN HIMSELF Makes Deal To Star In 39 Shows Based On Dennis's "Guestward Ho" Book A few weeks ago we reported in this space on a ridiculous show starring David Wayne that turned np on "Suspicion" over N. B. C. In the course of the teieplay, we By LOUELLA O.

PARSONS Hollywood, Dec. 23 (INS) Pardon my being facetious about anything as important to Jeanne Crain as her new deal to star in a series of 39 T. V. shows based on Patrick Dennis's "Guestward Ho!" best seller. FIFTH CHILD But I couldn't help thinking Barbara Fishground, who is John Ford's daughter, took me on a personal tour and I was that with the fifth child just born to Jeanni and Paul Brinkman plus both their large families, eW vV intrigued by so many modern conveniences.

The whole house was decorated in a beautiful Christmas motif and the four she got a big rating ready made! Seriously, Jeanne's T. V. show young people were very charm ill be one of the headliners over ing hosts. a When Natalie Wood and Wagner are married next Saturday I exclusively reported Edmond O'Brien shows Robert Wagner the murder weapon In this scene from the Cinemascope Technicolor filmization of John P. Marquand's best seller, "Stopover now at the Lee Theater in Fort Lee.

"Ride A Violent Mile" is the James Dean, one of the most talked about stars of our time, plays himself in "The James Dean now at the Oritanl Theater. Dina. Her father arrived home in time for her birthday and Christmas from "Me and the Colonel" location in France. I saw Jack Benny's show last week, and he kept me in stitches. In my opinion Jack is such a fine comedian he could get laughs just by reading a telephone book.

Artist Turns Actor To Star In Western Believe It Or Not, Adam Kennedy Of Californians, Signed In Paris By BOB THOMAS Hollywood, Dec. 23 UP) They're getting T. V. Western heroes from all over. Here's one who used to be a painter Everyone is concerned with Santa Claus these days but that isn't the reason Lowell Thomas went to the North Pole.

You'll see his film documentary. High Adventure, at 10 tonight. Burns and Allen and Danny Thomas deal with the same subjects gifts but the gifts given away by Jack Barry on Twenty One are unlikely to be exchanged. Good Christmas music on Voice of Firestone at 9. (2) EARLY SHOW.

"The Shop Around the starring Jimmy Stewart, Margaret Sullivan. (1940). Two department store clerks correspond with each other unknowingly. Delightful comedy, good fun. (5) ADVENTURES IN NUMBERS AND SPACE.

"How's Amusing show about the laws of probability, with the Bil and Cora Baird puppets dishing out mathematical data. 2) BURNS AND ALLEN. Ladies, if you're interested in how to inveigle a mink coat out of your husband, Gracie has the solution. She and neighbor Blanche wage war against their husbands' cloistered ideas on Christmas gifts. It's an odd war, but a sprightly session.

2) PRESIDENT EISENHOWER and Secretary of State Dulles report on results of the N. A. T. O. meeting.

(Repeated on Channel 7 at 10:30, on Channel 4 at (7)-BOLD JOURNEY. "Road to An above average travelogue. This program usually suffers from inept narration but tonight, veteran explorer Hector Actebes colorfully narrates some good African film. Scenes with the Ubangis are, as usual, both fascinating and revolting. (2) DANNY THOMAS SHOW.

Danny has a trained dog for son Rusty, but Rusty refuses to keep the pet. Show is brightened by the presence of Ben Lessey, a performer who can do no wrong, and by Rusty's four footed 'friend'. (4) TWENTY ONE. This show continues to use less gimmicks and more good sense than many T. V.

quizzers. First battle tonight pits scientist Richard Wall against sculptor Arnold Bergier. The winner will take on Dr. Catherine Masters, a housewife from Sea Isle, New Jersey, who has to her credit a string of college degrees and the authorship of the novel, "The Lady Who Loved (7) VOICE OF FIRESTONE. Traditional Christmas carols grace tonight's program of semi-classical music.

The wonderful Vienna Boys Choir offers "Adeste Fideles" and "Ave and Metropolitan Opera star Eleanor Steber performs Mozart's Exulte Program closes with a lovely rendition of "Silent (4) GOODYEAR THEATER. "The David Niven is quite effective as a card cheat, asked to serve as preacher for a dying woman. The gambler's inherent goodness naturally conquers all. Incidentally, most of the play takes place at a wagon train camp, but Ward Bond is nowhere in sight. (2)-HIGH ADVENTURE.

"The Top of the This trip, the itinerant Mr. Lowell Thomas takes you to the North Pole or over the North Pole, to be more exact. This expensive production is frequently pretentious, but worth seeing for its vivid picture of the hardships of polar exploration. Program explains why it is important for America to maintain polar outposts, and details the er.crmous scope of American operations in the frozen North. 5)-BOXING.

Lulu Perez vs. Tommy Tibbs; from St. Nicholas Arena. (7)-NIGHT SHOW. "You Can't Take It With starring Jimmy Stewart, Jean Arthur.

(1938). This Frank Capra version of the screwball Broadway show is long, but has some charming and funny A business tycoon has his hard heart softened by a crazy, carefree family. IWSL the date in this column), they won't mind having a small wedding. Thursday all their pals came to the shower given by Mar Anita ar.d Dick Sale and brought beautiful gifts. Natalie's co-stars, Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis, and her director Delmer Davies, of Kings Go all came directly from the studio and all brought beautiful gifts.

Frankie, of course, was with Betty Bacall, and the affection these two show for each other inclines me to believe they might marry, although I didn't believe it in the beginning. Rock Hudson and Clifton Webb had a lot to say to each other. Rock has put back some of the weight he lost and he looks very well again. He sat and talked to Virginia Zanuck and myself for a long time. I missed Jane Russell, Laraine Day and Leo Duro-cher, who left before we reached the Sales.

The Walter Langs, Richard Lang, Wynn Rocamora, Jimmy Mcilugh, Cesar Romero were among those who admired the beautiful gifts. t- Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random: David Bartlelt, son of Sy Bartlett and Ellen Drew, and his wife dated the stork again. It was a very happy birthday for Danny Kaye's 11-year-old the C. B. S.

channel. Author Patrick Dennis has to his credit in addition to "Guestward He!" such hits as "Auntie Maine" and "Pink Hotel" and the producer will be Ralph Levy who formerly produced Jack Benny's successful shows. Famous Artists Agency made this deal for Jeanne with C. B. S.

Neither Gisele Mackenzie nor her producer were informed by N. B. C. why her T. V.

show for Saturday, has been preempted and will be off the air for this one night. It must be something very important. But Gisele isn't upset. She's too happy at this opportunity, the first she has had in seven years, to fly to Canada and spend the holidays with her parents. She planed out this morning, following her Saturday night show, loaded with gifts for her family.

Big doings will be staged in Winnipeg during her visit. A civic reception is being planned for her arrival tomorrow morning with Giselle riding at the head of a parade to the family home. At the party Irene and Jimmy Mcilugh and Barbara and Sidney Fischgrund gave for Jimmy's clients, Adrian Samish told me that Buddy Edseu and Keith Larsen have been signed for "Northwest Passage," a T. V. series to be made for N.

B. "Don't you remember that this is the Kenneth Roberts story that starred Spencer Tracy? It's a great adventure story and perfect for a series," he said. The Fischgrund home is the kind you'd like to move right into, with big rooms, modern decor, and plenty of windows. in Paris. 1 found Wayne going to a new doctor who looks over some cardiograms, makes no further check of any kind and promptly tells the pleased Wayne that he'3 fit as a fiddle.

The story would have us believe that there was a mix-up in cardiograms and that's how the asinine plot line was tied together for purposes of T. V. I've received this morning a letter from the American Medical Association which speaks for itself. The assistant director of the department of public relations writes me as follows: "Dear Mr. Scheuer: "We are very much interested In your recent comment regarding the Hitchcock 'Suspicion program on the mixed-up cardiograms.

"You might like to know that the American Medical Association has a physicians advisory committee on television, radio and motion pictures to check scripts on a voluntary basis for broadcasting and film producers. This committee has offites both in Los Angeles and New York. "Early this year the script which you saw enacted was submitted to the committee by the producers of the C. B. S.

Hitchcock show. Our physicians advised that the program not be produced for exactly the same reasons as you outlined in your column. The script was pulled out of production for the C. B. S.

series, but when material was assembled for the N. B. C. 'Suspicion' programs, it popped up again. "Once again, when the program came to the attention of the American Medical Association, both the producers and N.

B. C. continuity clearance were advised of the inaccuracies in the story line. The show was filmed anyway. "It's good to know that someone else besides, our committee members felt the 'same way about the production." This is typical of the idiocy that goes on in certain parts of the T.

V. programming industry and may help to give readers of this column a better idea of how some of those nonsensical shows get that way. Joyce Brothers, the gal who made a killing on the $64,000 Question answering questions on boxing, has just co-authored a new book called "10 Days to A Successful Joyce is just the gal Ho write such a book. As I've pointed out in this space before, one of the reasons that the $64,000 Question isn't entirely above board in its dealings with the audience is that it has, on numerous occasions, presented as mm bJV Actress Is Wed Bui Honeymoon Wails For Show i A DIFFERENT KIND OF MOTION lues. Matinee Dee.

31st GIEATFC.T Kinmr Plnftliui jVjt ti. fV Iht JOHNNY JELLYBEAN Show V' 'TIME FOR FUM' iBOYticKtiSNOwT 'TWPF0 Fort Lee An actress at the North Jersey Playhouse, Fort Lee, quickly said I do at the altar then rushed to the theater to give an evening performance. Katerine Lind, appearing at the Fort Lee Playhouse in "I Am A was married in the afternoon. Adhering to the tradition the show must go on, she refused to have an understudy take over her role so that she could leave on a honeymoon. The entire cast and crew attended the ceremony, fife a piece of wending cake then went back to the theater.

Miss Lind's honeymoon began after the last performance last night. III TOUAt "THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN" "THE CAT PEOPLE'' Movie Timetable mm SKQURAS -JUi IFrom a.m. Last feat. 10 p.m. 1 BELLEVUE Girl, 2:44, 7:30, 10; Balloon, 2, 7, 9:25.

BERGEN Battle, 3, Deer-slaver, 1:30, 7. CAPITOL April, 2:55, 6:15, Restless, 1:35, 4:55, 8:15. CENTRAL Stopover, 2:50, 6:15, Ride, 1, 4:50, 8:20. EMBASSY Shield, 1:46, 5, Heaven, 3:25, 6:50, 10:15. NOW THRU SUNDAY (NO TIES.

MATINEE) JERRY LEWIS Playhouse Host For Boy's Town The youngsters at Eoy's Town, Kearny, have been invited to be the guests of the North Jersey FOX CANNED FOOD MATINEE 12:30 TCMO'W Everyone Under 14 Yrs. Bringing Canned Food Admitted FREE "THE SAD SACK" Playhouse for next Saturday's experts on a subject people possessed of little more than a good memory. A few months before Joyce went on the air she knew virtually nothing whatever about boxing and had almost never been near ENGLEWOOD Mankind, 3, 7, The Hackensack Police Dept the show decided it would be fun to have her as a boxing expert on the program. The obliging and bright Dr. Brothers went home, put her good memory to work poring over the books on boxing she was given.

The rest you know about. matinee performance of "Char ley's 2ND HIT Dana "TCDft UftllB" i Dean, 1:40, 8:50. FABIAN Cat, 1, 3:36, 6:12, will distribute to the needy. 1 "ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST" aklW IIUUIx ANDREWS A theater party held by the Evening Contemporary Club of Englewood on October 20 for the Amazing, 2:09, 4:45, 7:21, 9:57. a boxing ring.

The producers of GOOD BUT NO CASH He's Adam Kennedy, the tall, blond hero of "The You'd never guess from the way he handles a gun on the Tuesday night show that he once pursued an art career in Gay Paree. He might be there yet if he had caught what he was pursuing. Adam' was an Indiana boy who decided he would do what he wanted most when he got out of the army: be an artist. And what better place than Paris? "I was doing quite well, too," he recalled. "I had a 1-man show and got very good notices.

But I discovered a hard fact: that critical success and monetary reward do not necessarily go hand-in-hand." Being 6 foot 3 with a hearty appetite, he had to seek some other means of earning a living. Friends convinced him he could get jobs from European film makers, who were seeking young American types. So he gave it a try and did quite well, working from French and Swedish companies as well as in the Kirk Douglas flim, "Act of He returned to the U. S. to determine if he could make a living as an actor.

To his surprise, he could. He had fair success in New York T. V. Feeling guilty that things had come so easily, he enrolled at the Neighborhood Playhouse to see if what he was doing was right. It was, and he picked up more technique.

NO LONGHAIR While he was in Hollywood for a "Crossroads" show, he had an interview with the makers of the proposed They liked his looks and manner and he was signed up for the series. Though he has to let his locks grow for the period Western, Adam is no longhair. He tried out for the part with a crewcut. And even in Paris he refused to sport a beard. "I was determined I wouldn't be typed as one of those Bohemians who sit around and talk about art but never get any done," he said.

"The only time I've had a beard was when I came back here and had to wear one for a role." He's no greenhorn with horses, either, having grown up with them in Indiana. Has art suffered with his T. V. success? "I haven't been able to paint because I don't have the time," he said. "Besides, I determined I would stick to one line of work and devote all my energies to it.

But just to keep my hand in, I have designed 50 greeting cards of the modern type which my own company will 2 "RIDE A VIOLENT FOX Stopover, 2:45, 6, Ride. 1:20, 4:30, 7:50. benefit of Town prompted producer Robert Ludlum to in MILE" 3CARTOONS GARDEN Noah, 1, 4, 7, 10; Kill, Til: 2:35,5:40,8:40. ON TELEVISION TODAY HAWTHORNE Time, 9, Court, I i. i 7:15.

Pat Shlrle BOONE JONES "APRIL LOVE" C.ina Anlhonr I.OLLOBR1G1DA LINN "Hunchboek Of Nofre Dome" j-i- rj iiu -8oo 12:00 FiiJ Ma LU 11 Trap 11:10 2, 4 Weather; SporU 7 Sports 11:15 2 Film. Holly and Ivy 4 Tonight 7 Film. You Can't Take It With You 11:30 9 Boston Blackie li News 12:00 5 Film Shorts AFTERNOON 2 Hotel Cosmopolitan 4 Tic Tac Dough Time for Fun 9 Film. Blind Man'i Bluff 2 Love of Life 2 Search for Tomorrow 4 It Could Be You 7 Memory Lane 2 Guiding Light 7 Bandstand 9 Ted Steele 11 Film. Cry the Beloved Country 13 Jr.

Frolics 4:13 2 Secret Storm 4. 30 2 fcdge Of Night 5 Mr. D. A. 4:43 4 Modern Romances 5:00 2 Susie 4 Dear Phoebe 5 Studio Party 7 Superman 9 Bandstand estwood 12:30 vite the boys to attend a performance of a Playhouse production during Christmas week.

Father Egan of Boy's Town said that more than 100 boys are living at the charitable organization. "Charley's a perennial comedy favorite, opens Wednesday, Christmas night, at the Playhouse for a 2-week run. FOX CANNED FOOD SHOW AIDS NEEDY S-3200 NOW THRU ICES. mmm STOPOVER TOKYO" 13:45 1:00 9 Beat the Champions 2 Film. Blind Date 2 Our Miss Brooks 1:00 Tex and Jinx 13 Hollywood Theate Llberace Newt 4 EARLY TOMORROW ON T.

V. 1:23 1:30 Hollywood Theater 5:30 2 Film, Shop Arund the Corner As World Turn Robert HAI.NKK Joan COI.LJNS ALSO 'RIDE A VIOLENT MILE" John Agar Penny Edwards "PFRRI" Valt Disney's 1 1 I Howard Miller Film. Casbah 4 Film, Call of Yukon 2 Previews 2 Give Us This Day; News TODAY TIES. Danny KAYE "COURT JESTER" BOB HOPE "OFF LIMITS" 7 Mickey Mouse turn. Keeper of the 6:15 6:30 6:30 6:55 7:00 11 Abbott and Costello Serenade Semester Bert Dunce Recital 13 Cartoons 2 Beat the Clock Vko 'BLACK BEAUTY' Sermonette Laurel and Hardy Todav Special Matinee Tomorrow For 1:00 13 Keports from RuUters EVENING 6:00 5 Cartoons 7 Little Hiisral! At Fox Englewood Theatre Children; Food Is Admittance 9 It's Fun to Travel 7:30 2 Robin Hood 4 Price is Right (Color) 5 Doug Fairbanks 7 American Bandstand 9 FUm, Trail Street 11 Coae Three 8:00 2 Burns and Allen 4 Restless Gun 5 Sword of Freedom 7 Guy Mitchell 11 City Detective 8:30 2 President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles 4 Wells Fargo 5 Confidential File 7 Bold Journey 11 San Francisco 13 Film.

Rings on Her Fingers 9:00 2 Dannv Thomas 4 Twenty-One 5 Racket Squad 7 Voice of Firestone 9 Harbor Command 11 Scotland Yard 9:30 2 December Bride 4 Goodyear Theater 5 Boxing Prelims 7 Lawrence Welk 9 Science Fiction Film 11 Crime Detective 10:00 2 Hi8h Adventure, Lowell Thomas (color! 4 Suspicion 5 Boxing 9 Film. Trail St. Public Defender 13 Film 10:30 7 Man of Annapolis 11 President Eisenhower and Secre-retary Dulles 10:45 5 Spoils 11:00 2, 4. 7 News i N'ight Heat 7:30 2 News Cartoons "Operation Mod Ball'' "Ridel Hackensack Youngsters and 8:00 2 Captain Kangaroo The Hi eh Iron" at PLAZA HYWAY Jailhouse, 2:45, 7, Action, 1:05, 8:40. LEE Stopover, 3, 7, Ride, 1:40, 8:50.

LOEWS J. Nelson, 1, 4, 7, 10; Duel, 11:40, 2:40, 5:40, 8:40. ORITANI Mankind. 2:30, 5:50, Dean, 1:05, 4:20, 7:50. PALACE Earth, 2:45, Invaders, 1:30, 7:30.

PARK LANE Court, 1:10, Limits. 2:40, 7, 10. PASCACK Stopover, 3, Ride, 1:30, 7:30. PLAZA Stopover, 3, 7, Ride, 1:40,8:50. STANLEY Sack, 12:50, 3:55, 7, 10; Zero, 11:30, 2:30, 5:30, 8:35.

STATE Naked, 12:50, 3:30, 6:10, Noah, 11:30, 2:05, 4:45, 7:25, 10:05. TEANECK-Giant, 2:40, 7, Night, 1:30, 8:20. WARNER April, 1:30, 7, Hunchback, 3:10, 8:30. NEWARK Drive-In Brothers, 7:15, 11: Esther, 9:15. ROCKLAND Drive-In) Pharaohs.

7, Chalice, 9:13. ROUTE 3 Drive-In Slaughter, 7:07. Slim, 9:20. ROUTE 46 (Drive-In) Creature, 7. Conquered, 8:40.

ROUTE 303 (Drive-In) Pharaohs, 7, 11; Chalice, 9. Cartoons 9 Film. San Fernando LO 9 S1M 1:30 6:45 9:00 7 Tinker Workshop 2 News 2 Topper 4 Santa Claus tiie needy ot Hackensack both profit from the special Christmas Eve afternoon special matinee being held at the Fox 11 wuest for Adventure 13 Foreign Correi-pondent 2 Hous Party 4 Bride and Groom 0 Film, Odette 11 Film, Game of Danger 2 Biff Payoff 4 Matinee Theater PATERSON Municipal parking rear ot thealer tseulali Shari Lewis My Little Margie Plavhouse Theater in Hackensack tomor 1:00 CHILDREN'S SHOW TOMURKOW MATINEE Rogues of Sherw'd Forest 3 STODGES- COMEDY "RIDE A VIOLENT MILE" CARTOONS 10:00 2 Garry Moore THE GREATEST SPECTACLE ol ALL TIMES "NOAH'S ARK" Also "Kill Me Tomorrow" 5 Mr. and s. North Arlene Francis Film.

Disc Jockev row. Manager Monty Salmon has arranged the special canned food matinee. All children bring Valley 11 Popeye 13 Sport Theater 6:30 5 Loonpy Tuuei 7 falcon 11 Amos 'n' Andv 13 Hollywood Half Hour 6 40 4 News 2 News 4 Highway Patrol A Numbers and Spape 7 Sports, Howard C'osell 9 Cartoons 11 News 13 Film, Yank In HAF 7 10 2, 7, 11 Weather 7 5, 7, 1 1 News Film. Black Beauty Arthur Godfrey Treasure Hunt I 30 7 American Bandstand 3 Salute to Vets 3 Verdict I Yourt 5 V. Dlnest 7 Tio You Trust Your Wife? ing canned food will be admitted NOW THRU TIES.

'THE STORY OF MANKIND" IN TECHNICOLOR free for the special show. The food will be for the needy of 13 Report to Parents 11 :00 4 Price is Right 11 Christmas Program 11:30 2 Strike It Rich 4 Truth or Conseq uences 5 Romper Room 7 Dramatically Yours 11 Mela Presents Hackensack and will be distri i Hi IK liter Day 4 Queen for a Day .1 Wendv Bari'ic "JAMES iS buted by the Hackensack Police DEAN STORY" Dean Playing Htmbelf El IN COLOR James Department. IJEN-GURION IREI) On Thursday as part of the big holiday week at the Fox, there will be a stage presentation of PAT BOONE 'APRIL LOVE' ALSO "THE RESTLESS BREED" I he nationally known Chorale NOW thru tES. "THE DAY THE Polonaise Singers. The group of Eli more than 60 voices will be heard break by allowing them to keep their jobs.

The dispute flared after the Leftist (Labor Party) daily news-Piiper Lamerhav reported that the Cabinet had decided to send two high Israeli officials to West Germany. Ben-Gurion's party charged that the two Labor Party Cabinet members had passed the information on to the paper and rendered the mission useless. Demands that the two Leftists get out of the 5-party coalition Cabinet apparently were headed off. Ben-Gurion for a time was reported considering trying to form a new Cabinet without the Leftists. IARTH STOOD STILL' in addition to the regular pro Prime Minister Scores Leftists, Bui Averts Open Break Jerusalem, Dee.

23 Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion rnpperl the knuckles of two Leftist ministers In a heated 4-hour Cabinet session yesterday. But he reportedly averted an open TOOAV! Michael Rennie Pat Neal ALSO gram at 9 P. M. The Fox is to have a 5-hour New Year's Eve show on Tuesday night, Decem "INVADERS FROM MARS" I IN COLOR Jiirk HAWKINS Joan COLLINS "LAND OF THE PHAR0AHS" Viminla Mam Panl Newman Jsrk Panre "sn vm chalice F.LFCTRIC IN-CAR HKATFRS! ber 31. lenet-k Mickey ROONEY TE K0 b3 MATINEE TOMORROW HESTER 73'.

3 tOMH'Y AMI 1(1 CARTOON? "BABY FACE KELSON" "GUN DUEL" IN DURANGO" UNREmiEBi NOW thru TIES. "THE GIANT CLAW" THE NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLOI1EH" DOUBLE CELEBRATION Hoosick Falls, N. Dec. 23 Mrs. Anna P.

Armstrong of nearby West Hoosick is 101 years old today but she won't celebrate until Christmas Day the fiftieth anniversary of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt, with whom she lives. "BATTLE HELL" ti'i P1ERMONT With rhsrd TOOD "THE DEERSLAYER" I fx RAHK1R ftftn MORKN'O 1-8021 IWsirfj' For Entertaining, For MOW thru TIES. "LAND OF THE PHARAOHS" mi Yti ALL Clll.

(IK blldrt! Jane Ruck WTMAN HIKSON "ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS" AND Jnet CIRTIS I.EIt.H "BLACK SHIELD ln-l'r Llrrlric Inters l-Khh! Today Tom'w. Jntin Crawford In "I HE STORY OF COM tl.LO" phu Rlrh'd Cnnlr IlKOllll RS HH I Jack Hawkins Joan Collins it. tm Gifts! NAMED TO BOARD Three Bergen Men Elected By Security Group Three County men have been elected to the board of officers of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association. Colonel L. It.

Engler of Now York Cily was elected president. Major General F. 11. Lanahan of Hillsdale, Major General It. C.

Maude of Itidgewood, and M. fi. Nattress Jr. of Bergenficid werj all elected to the post of director. This group is the New York Chapter of a national society of American citizens working -ward national security in the combined field of communication, electronics, and phoiography, It is patriotic and nonseclarian, with no commercial interests and no political alliances.

It Is nonprofit and its elected officers serve without salary. G. O. P. HOLDS PARTY Hasbrouck Heights The Young Republican Club held their Christmas party Saturday in the recreation room of the home of Councilman and Mrs.

Ritzie A. Boffey of 245 Passaic Avenue. Robert J. Gortiuest arranged (lie party. Miss Louise Davenport is president.

She will he siircedcd early in the new year by Harry II. Chandless Jr. ANNUAL PARTY CONDUCTED Wood-Ridge Preschool children and those1 attending school, including third grades, were gues's of the Recreation CornmUsunn Saturday at the annual Christmas party. Films were shown, and candy canes mid Individual gifts were distributed by Santa Claus. George Itapui, assisted by members of iho Commission, arranged the Mm -f FULL A T-lTl OF FALWORTH" In the famous ALSO Jack Palance Pier Amrll "silver" chalice" T-riJAlJZ CAFE EO Both Hits Cinemascope Color IS-CAK HEATERS RIALTO Zr Main Rirtirrflfld Farlc person' $10.00 pc LAST DAY 'NO All Thrill Show "SHE V'l CREATURE" CM) HITB LAB1' WALK INTO HELL" 4-2500 till Parkins Philadelphia Whisky has proved that it is truly unrivalled in flavor and quality.

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