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vv wy "yir w- rf 21 THE HERALD-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1960 Passaic-Clifton, N.J. yw W-W ww rw VTWvXY Television Programs Television In Review Place, Passaic, on January 20, fair Trade Tulhill cLimw ioU in alone the railroad track and Charles Castelli, of Buffalo, is gun along the railroad tracks and TV WABC 9 wcbs a woR-a WNBC a wpix-ji VS'NcW-5 NTA 10 WMGM 1050 WMCA 570 WINS 1810 All orofrun tub feet to chongt, AM WCFS-aaa ABC 770 1MW WN3C A0 WPAT 9.UI WOH WNJR 1439 WNSW llJO WNTA f70 Newest Spoofer of Capitol Hill Doings Is Claudette Colbert in Ona-Shot Role out a set of golf clubs, but. has gained a movie camera, as the result of a car theft. Lockport police found Cas-tellis car abandoned on a city Doubts Story About Gun, Fines 2 PATERSON A man who found a cun and the one to whom he gave it to hold for him were fined $100 each by Passaic County Judge Morris Pashman yesterday. Andrew Paulhill, 20, of 272 Sherman Street, Passaic, had asked Randolph to hold it for him while he went to the Washroom in a Passaic saloon.

Someone saw it and called the police. Judge Pashman said he was not inclined to accept their version of the incident. PHONE PReacott 7-6000 to Olac street after he reported it stolen, By Dtatlt Miss. Colbert's opponent lost the in Buffalo. When Castelli camel NEW YORK HTS-WiU Rogers elation to her.

He asked the to claim the car, he reported his is gone. Mort Sahl isn't Veryjvtri i to look at his record-golf clubs had been removed active on network TV. Neither is nf they did. Finally, Miss from the vehicle, but a movie'Bob Hope. Colbert was given this advice by camera apparently left by the) So, when it comes to kidding veteran of the political wars; thief had appeared in their politicians on Capitol Hill, Im Congress, he said, you place.

Iready to settle for Claudette 'have to learn how to think no, Colbert, of all people. say yes, and mean maybe." Relations between the TV in-i dustry and Congress being what they are, this is probably not uva a pleaded guilty to transferring aiJJ'" la J5SuHrld'Jw 22 caliber nlstol illesnllv yoUR NEW noma from tha J.m.. w- i. lreal eaute llatlnsa on the Want Ad Jinw Randolph, 26, of 9 Rosz pg of Th Herald-Newt the best time lor a producer to rnucn more promise than most sell a TV series that gently, ever a crack at' a full 39 -r arm nr served weeks. so gently, bounces laughs off the Hill.

(Actually, the way they play the game, no time is best.) But a few years ago, when we Diagnosis: Unknown gv of Today's Features 7:30 Reckoning; Tagalong" stars James Gregory and Burt Brinckerhoff In the' poignant predicament of a small boy following in the adventurous wake of older boys, (2). (Repeat) Music for a Summer Night: Her Name is Vienna is a song-and-dance salute to the city of the waltz, with guests Elaine Malbin, Maureen Cannon, James Hurst, Rex OMalley, Roberta Lubell, Kelly Brawn and EarF. Wild, (7). 8:30 The Nelson Family: Rick finds hes no match for a pretty co-ed who ia determined to snare him, especially when her girl friend joins the ranks, (7). (Repeat) 9:00 Happy; Sally tries to dissuade Chris from taking a new job in Florida, (4).

Hawaiian Eye: The investigator undertake to guard the prized Stradivarius of a celebrated violinist during his engagement at the Hawaiian Village Hotel, (Repeat) 9:30 Tate: Tate la hired to kill a strong-willed father who mur- dered his daughters boy friend, (). 10:00 Steel Hour: Ina Balm and Richard Kiley star Bride of the Fox', a Civil War adventure drama, (2). Boxing: Cuban lightweight champion Doug Vaillant Gene Gresham in a 10-round bout, (7). Top Program Offerings on Radio 1:55 Baseball: Yanks-White Sox. WMGM.

7:15 Dick Ricardo" Sugar Show; Latm music, WNTA. 7:30 Baseball: Jersey City-Miami, WNTA. 8:15 Ed Joyce WCBS. 10:05 Professor Floyd Zulll: Literary program, WCBS. 11:00 A1 Collins: Interview with Robert Clary, WINS.

IT'S HERE MDW! were ail more innocent, a pilot mst of its regular cast the film called, Welcome to Wash-joff yesterday and sent Dr. Dan ington" was produced by on vacation trip to Colbert. It was side-tracked. In a remote community inhabited the proposed series, Miss Col- by. sec fiddle-playing re-bert played the part of Elizabeth ligious fanatics.

Harper, a freshman congress- Mr. Dan soon found a woman (party affiliation un- murder case percolating and ha specified.) A tried to pin the crime on the Miss Colbert's pilot film sects leader, a chap named reached our living rooms last Jared Gaunt. There were a night a one-shot affair, to be number of well-timed and as part of CBS-TVs venient convolutions in Ernest Comedy Spot." script, if you stayed Compared with the hard-bit-, with it past the first half hour, ten, sadistic cowboy junk andu the best part of this episode the hard-bitten, sadistic private was the camera work in the THE FAMOUS CRICKETEER 3-PC. VESTED SUITS YOUNG MAN: The Vested Suit is sound, substontiol. Doctors, lowyers, bankers weor it.

The man without vest is Lost Year's Mon. Crieketeer tailors the vested suit for us in every style worthy of 1960. Trtmlme shoulders oil your own, shorter coot, narrower trouser. 62.50 outdoor locations. cast was made up to look like the most uncommunicative bunch of roughnecks weve had on TV eye junk that we ordinarily get and will continue to get Miss Colberts effort was as welcome as a glass of ice water in a '-1 It I I since the Kefauver Crime mittee.

SEEKS JOB IN CUBA Paul D. Wilson of Indianapolis, is shown in a Havana hotel where he said he hopes to join Cubas intelligence service. Wilson went to Cuba after serving court martial sentence in the U.S. for forgery, larceny and desertion. Osmers Asks Rail Service Another in our Crickrtetr Trim-lint series iirtcir.d to Thr YOl NG MAN WHO WATS TO MAKE HOMO A YEAR BEFORE HES 30.

English SEA EA Houndstooth Topcoat WfciwU Turkish bath. Sure, there were bjts of traditional situation comedy code the eternal honeymooners, the red-blooded kids. But the show also had some perky dia-louge. At one point Leif Erickson, playing Miss Colberts 1 hubby, was if his next book would be based on fact or fiction. Half-and-half, tory, he replied.

Not widly funny or bold but different enough to show an honest, literate approach to the task. Dig at Lobbyist There also was a mild dig at professional lobbyists. A twit-tery old gal visited Miss Colbert to demand better housing for non-migratory birds. She told the congresswoman, A worthy cause. Its for the birds, my dear Another line explained how his- for MEN 177 Jefferson Passaic Op" doily to I Monday and Friday to 9 7 Uix, -KM 1 'to -j' WASHINGTON VP) seotative Frank C.

Osmers, Jr. (R-NJ) wants the New York Central Railroad to restore commuter service on its West Shore division. He urged the New Jersey Division of Railroad Transportation to redouble its efforts to restore train service on the divisions line in Bergen and Hudson Counties. If the New York Central refuses to restore West Shore passenger service, then the state should aggressively seek another rail carrier to operate commuter trains over the West Shore tracks from Norwood to Hoboken and Jersey City, Osmers said. The New York Central discontinued its West Shore passenger line between Haver-straw, N.

and Weehawken, after it halted service on its Weehawken to 42nd Street ferry. Osmers said the state should provide a subsidy to cover the cost of connecting the West Shore tracks with other railroads to carry passengers to ferries at Hoboken and the Hudson and Manhattan Tubes. He made the recommendation in a letter yesterday to Herbert A. Thomas, director of the State Railroad Transportation Division. Boating Accidents On Rise in State NEW BRUNSWICK IP More persons die as the result of boating accidents in NeW Jersey, percentage-wise, than on the states highways, a Rutgers Uni ersity forum on boating was told yesterday, William Hettenbach, of Bloomfield, deputy chief of the marine police of the State Department of Conservation and Economic Development, said that 1 per cent of those who drive cars are killed a year, while on the water the fatality rate is 14 per cent.

Hettenbach described the boat ing death as terriffc. The main problem of the marine police on non-tidal waters in New Jersey is not enforcement of regulations so much as education and safety, he said. Assemblyman Elmer M. Mat thews (D-Essex) told the forum he was sponsoring a bill in the Legislature providing for registration of all boats over 10 horsepower operated on- tidal waters Matthews said the purpose of the bill was to register boats in tidal waters just as boats are registered by the state in non-tidal waters. Prepared PHOENIX, Ariz.

Picking Locations Moore and Theopolus Matthews HOLLYWOOD (EPD Produ-pleaded guilty to petty theft and cer Martin Jurow and director approached the Superior CourtjBlake Edwards have joined bench, each clasping a paper! forces to select locations for "'rif? JL. Jj 4 Concentration 5--Romper Room- 71 Married Joan 12:00 Noon 2 Love of Life 4 Truth or Consequence 7 Restless Gun 12:30 PM. 2 Search for Tomorrow 4 It Could Be You (color) 5 Cartoon Playtime 7 Love That Bob! 12:45 P. M. 2 Guiding Light 1:00 P.M.

2 News; Burns-Alien 4 Dr. Joyce Brother 7 About Face 1:30 P.M. 2 As the World Turn 4 Film Drama 5 Movie; That Man Frofh Tangier 1 7 Ray Milland Show 9 Playhouse 60 'I 2:00 P. M. 2 Full Circle 4 Queen For a Day 7 Day In Court 9 Continental Cookery 2:05 P.

M. 11 Movie: Hudsons Bay 2:30 P.M. 3 House Party 4 Loretta Young Theater 7 Gale Storm 9 Love Story 3:00 P. M. 2 Millionaire 4 Young Dr.

Malone 5 TV Readers Digest 7 Beat The Clock 9 Strange Stories 3:30 P. M. 2 Verdict Is Yours. 4 From These Roots 5 Doorway to Destiny 7 Who Do You Trust? 9 Movie; Red Stallion 11 -Movie; White Corridor 13 Jack La Lanne 4:00 P. MU, Brighter Day 4 Fibber McGee and Molly 5 louglaa Fairbanks 7 American Bandstand 13 Curtain Time 4:15 P.M., 2 Secret Storm 4:30 P.M.

2 Edge of Night 4 Buckskin 5 Mr District Attorney 13 Movie: Varsity Show 5:00 P. M. 2 Life of Riley 4 Movie; Double Jeopardy 5 Dateline Europe 9 Flash Gordon 11 Bozo the Clown 5:25 P. M. 11 Chimp Theater 5:36 P.

M. 2 Movie; Faithful Jn My Fashion 5 Big Beat 7 Rocky and His Friends 9 Movie: Annapurna 11 Three Stooges Valentino Service Attracts 50 Persons HOLLYWOOD (IJPD About 5(1 persons yesterday turned out to pay tribute to Rudolph Valentino on the 34th anniversary of the silent screen idols death. Missing for the third straight years was the Lady in Black who formerly made an annual pilgrimage to the crypt. Former silent film figure James Kirkwood and Belle Maf- tell spoke at the memorial serv ice at Valentinos crypt at Holly wood Memorial Park. I Miss Martell said Valentino's1 memory remains so green, alive because: His great attraction Was that he came along when millions (iO women all over the world werJ suffering.

They had lost them lovers, their husbands, thejr fathers in the first World WarJ He filled a need for them. He also commanded the spect of men, she said. Valentino died in 1926 at the age of 31. ft PROVED on Americas Fastest speedways. offer you the safety you need on a turnpikel FULL Firestone never compromises on Quality I FULL FEATURED.

cord body, Firestone Rubber-X, 7-rib tread. sack. Judge Warren L. McCarthy sentenced them to six months in jail and asked, What do you have in the bags?" Our toothbrushes, Matthews answered. filming the Trumaii Capote story, Breakfast at Tiffanys.

Audrey Hepburn will have the starring role in the picture, which will be shot in both New York and Hollywood. Filming is expected to start about Sept. 15. ST3 Today's Television M. 5 Felix and Friends 7 Little Rascals 1 1 Popeye 13 Citizen Soldier 8:30 P.

M. 4 News Reports 5 Sandy Becker 7 Yesterdays Newsreels 11 Abbott it Costello 13 Clay Coles Summer Show 6:45 P.M. 7 News 7:80 P. M. 2 News; Weather 4 Death Valley Da.yJ 5 Tombstone Territory 7 Ray Milland 9 Terrytoons 11 News; Weather 7:30 P.

M. 2 Reckoning 4 Wagon Train 5 Racket Squad 7 Music for a Summer Night 9 Movie; Halfbreed 11 Air Power 13 Highway Patrol 8:60 P. M. 8 Follow That Man 11 The Honeymooners 13 Movie 8:30 P. M.

2 Men Into Space 4 Price Is Right (color) 5 Award Theater 7 Nelson Family 11 San Francisco Beat 9:00 P. M. 2 The Millionaire 4 Happy 5 Wrestling 7 Hawaiian Eye 9 Long John Nebel 11 Trackdown 9:30 P. M. 2 Ive Got a Secret 4 Tate 9 Harness Racing 11 The Californians 10:00 P.

M. 2 Steel Hour 4 This Is Your Life 7 Boxing 1 1 Policewoman Decoy 13- Playback 10:05 P. M. 13 Summer Dance Party 10:30 P. M.

4 People Are Funny 9 Movie: Halfbreed 11 Bold Venture 10:59 P. M. 7 Sports Page 11:00 P. M. 2 News 4 News 5 Newsreel 7 News 11 News 13 Mike Wallace Anthology 11:05 P.

M. 5 Movie: Address Unknown 11:15 P. M. 2 Movie: Sun Comes Up 4 Jack Paar Show 7 Movie; Disaster 11:18 P. M.

11 Today at Wescon 11:30 P. M. 13 Playback 11:33 P. M. 11 Movie; Blue Lagoon 11:35 P.

M. 13 Movie: Judge Steps Out MIDNIGHT 9 Movie; Murder on the Blackboard 12:45 A. M. 5 Newsreel 1:00 A. M.

2 Movie: Dr. Kildarea Crisis Consult Dr. Brothers 1:15 A. M. 4 New; Sermonette 9 News; Weather Tomorrow's Television 8:18 A.M.

2 Previews: Give Us This Day 6:25 AAL 2 News 6:30 A.M. 2 Summer Serrtester 6:55 A. M. 4 Sermonette 7:00 A.M. 2 News Reports 4 Today 7:30 A.

M. 7 Cartoons 7:49 A.M. 5 Call to Prayer 8:09 A. M. 5 Ding Dong School 7-Littia Rascals 8:15 A.M.

2 Capt. Kangaroo 8:39 A.M. 5 Sandy Becker 9:09 A. M. 2 Peoples Choice 4 Hi Mom 7 Beulah 9:30 A.

M. 2 My Little Margia 5 Topper 7 Of Life and Lova 10:00 A. M. 2 December Bride 4 Dough-Re-Mi 5 Movie: That Man From Tangier 7 Memory Lane 10:30 A. M.

2 Video Village 4 Play Your Hunch 11:00 A. M. 2 I Love Lucy 4 Price Is Right (color) 7 Summer Playhouse 11:25 A. M. i 5 Newsreel 11:30 A.M.

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