The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 35

Dec. 5, 1958' Patersorr Evening News35 KEY PREVIEWS Ckeanel I WCIS-TV Chal 4WCA-TV Ota! IWNIW.TV Channel 7 WASC-TV Channel WOI-TV' Channal It Wfl Channel 13 WNTA-TV nn II 9 "fi Television Hollywood TV-Radio News By 'CHARLES MERCER YORK Not even-day q'fer great entertainmerw on nc'irK tt'levi-inn, b.it nearly evcr' 'day TSpre'i K.mc(liing that' a beticr than i.imc'.h'.ni; e'sc For rsample', in the coming day. SATl KU I'tiS-TV- I'm the L.H. Ane'e Ham. cl.uh With'the t'HS I Lowell.

TBomas r.fferi a trip ten'rar. Africa and the fabled on aga.m rth.fnd. of the M.n in'' another: htf of opera'tng the place hi: Advcniurc ser.rs: private club Among the- SIADAY memberw. Iev Lunl CBS.TV:-Fr-.t.f.ttv..:i with the New -York lr. nu m.tina the kt7-it i0 HpfMv.i NBCTV- Pearl ll.r i com niemora'ed wi'h a i-m ftim narrated.

bv Hume C'ronvn VHr.TV-l)mn:hii. nreicnli P. ter Ustinov in own drama The Kmptv fha.r." a on the theme of p.m.t bad on CBS-TV nimlc raV. the 'French Revolution. -Kdward II Murrow a on Small involving p-et M.irU-iNh.

pian.jt Antir mid Po'ii)i literary of fic.a. An'ori CU.s-TV Century, offers the Mv-ord pari iin abvifb-ini! ex.im nnlion of narcotic ad- MONDAY Garfinkles Face Three Default -Judgments Three default judgment total ing S87Z23 41 agln Howard O. an'd Claire-Oarf Inkle have been entered, in superior court. whose address 'la 70 rnreit Ave. Wst Caldwell, nresidem of the Bev rrp Hnlrh ha, been de- Mrs Garfmkle.

listed a reildent of 39 Wither piwn Ave ciltton, is hn mother. Thiv (udijmenti are on money loured through nromlorv note. One i.v tnthe mm rf 175 In rif Krtsson and Son, and iualtnt Mie Henar and' tiarfinkle Another total $3fl. in favor of Certrude Segal and Maims Garf.inkle and his) mother The third total's $43 MltTo- and Mi the Oaf In favor of Frtcar Allen, li.n!i:i a Trov Allen. A Safety Thought" For This Week- End! nirt Fur- house to finance what Improvement are needed.

Memheri pay a 13 nnltiatloa and 19 quarterly due. They'll By BOB THOMAS AP Movle-TV WHter' HOLLVWOOI), Calif. 1 AP) -I Herman 1 majiwho iooki 'jind can art like a.bulldoji; av he going to reopen famed BClicj allowed the 0.uar in ue II, i nit- Mas Factor h' dev Lament niarki a new H'Her'ior and hectic mret in xne n.k .1 hd he Convinced tiut.nes. hi; rfwve hold fortctit j'urc 1 tninit me prvate cub is the wing, tttin trie entertainment fmarkeji en the ntgh' club is nn te viion or the kh r-- of -he sf.iiirant i in e.it n-l i not cay enter Inren' ri cover of nvn VMun thej ejt clu cluh. thev k.iow thev're "goiri to set staWied for a big bili But a ri' v.itc w.th a Income of dues coming in ami no federal, But he managed, to dig himself out from under, settle hli aults and-regain possession or tne Mm-set Strip pleasure "palace, he said, Though the place hai itood Idle for a year, he said it refurbishing: he little requires Invested lK-lvra il l)P ptiow.

usu- 11 man of'ert thui reTunr'er. ally one of the best 'variety show, Uke a night club without high wk. on the -air hr tnws Juf a few week TtFSIY If Hover mio etl in veh- I a-t year In- New Jersey -CBS-TV-A muMCal version of ture. he'll have made the trip week end Friday wa i free Henrv't "The hack cr-at od.l When he 'ra'fic de.vhv hut there one Oift r.n,'i:..L cIomnI down Oro' car. "Mav and two on Ma, rt'ie'amr Ann Howes, "was deep in dent ad in WF.I'FnP-Y nunierfu.

law in'n. one; The formula fr tafe'v I NBC-TV- A special I'ncle Sam the traffic Be sure sho, with gnes's'" including band 'What happened'1" he TefVotcd mcbide caution- ami rourtev.ln ie'a'lcr Harry and dancer "I don't even like to talk arK'uf your hnstm.n planning Make a Rohtty Van All I ran aj- ts onre'you start reaYv of the safety slog. Tlll'RSDYY 'going down, everything pile up art 'Tor a Safe and Merry Chrtat Plsvhotise 90 present "Seven on you." mat Give Courtesy!" I noticed you bought a new TV el I'd like to feave my card." ABC Rn Mulholtand Show AFTERNOON WRCA Monitor WOR New WABC Martin Block Show WCBS New; Amos N' Andy 12:15 WOR "Studio Mulc 12:30 WRCA Red Foley Show MOR Smirts, Studio HCRS Gunsmnke II 55 WRCA Heather Report 1:00 CA Monitor WCBS News; City Hospital 1:15 WRCA World ot Stamp 1:30 WRCA Monitor WOR Football: Armr v. Navy WCBS Jim lnwe' Hideaway 2 00 as Metropnliian Opera WtBC Tony Msrvln Show 2'30 WIN'tf-f Hockey: Boston y. Rangers 3:30 WCBS Jim Uwe's Hideaway WN'TA All that Jan DOCBLE DOl'BLE WINCHESTER.

Va Wl Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kremer became srand pareni ''twice on the same day. Their daughters-in- law.

Mrs. John Nreroer, Jr and Mrs. Donald B. Kremer the firnvr in Van Nuy. Cal and the latter In Winchester gave birth to habv boys the amc day.

DEDICATED TO YOUR 7 (Top TV programs at previewed by TV Key's staff eVt xptrti icreenlngi and rehearwU In New York and Hollywood) Tet Snfu Sun-" Walt Ihe a mn.t ZJm VTrr-' of extra fl.vor i ih character, in It. UrU Hit Parade's Aiy Knin and Ann Sothern. Boting at 10:00 tn. -lw he Contemporary Theatre, wifi th More en the pl.y lth loolal nmiir, Norri Houghton examines the late director MeyerholdV "expression 1st" movement In the Russia of the 30 s. and the to-called -action-' or "epic" a theatre, identified with Berthold Bmht In Germany-during the umr period 7:300 2-Your Hit Parade.

C.uesi Margaret Whiting sings her hit "It MUM A Well Joins johnny DMitjind and Dorothy Collin In a medley of old ke'. "June January." "Winter tax Your Fur- and -Sleigh Ride." Hit Parade dancer do a mm In a theme from Tschatkovskv Flat piano concerto (Vm Clibura award winner), and regular hn.n! DorolhT the top three at the finite. (13 Mavle. "Johnny Apollo." 194). Tyrone Pow-er and Dorothy l.amour e-star In this fast-pared gin, ater melodrama.

A prisoner son turn gangster to nab the crooks who framed Dad. MntW routine; but good entertainment. 2 Trarkdowa Ranter Oilman finds himself in a peculiar predicament. He has to track down nix outlaws, all of whom are over fifty and are Itching for one more burst of gunfight glory. Henry Hull.

Hank Pat-terson. and Sam Flint, playing: three of the give the show a special flavor. 4 Ellery Queen. 'The Diamond-Studded Type-- writer." A collection of character and an offbeat victim add a bit spice to tonight thriller. Poor Ellery (George Nader) bopped on the head so often If a wonder he can hold It up, but hi chase for the murderer is full of suspense.

even It the conclusion lets you down, i Colon. 7 Walt Disney Presentv "The Shot That Was Heard 'Round the World-." The second half of Disney's colorful tale of the star of the American Revolution, is a rehash of recent Disney feature. It's a must for the youngsters, and adults should find It satisfying. This chapter is based on the premise that nobody even knows which aide fired the shot heard round the and depicts the Immediate 'events leading np to that historic moment Jeff York as James Otis, deliver a fine speech on the meaning of the revolution. How about a TV aerie on the revolution.

(2) Phil Stivers. The first ten minute of thin show is superb. When Ernie goes to see an old theatrical agent buddy about getting a bl( name show on a budget of $23.00, and the agent gives him Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak and the McGuire Sisters, It's top notch comedy. When he tries to break up the McGuire Sisters In the seoond half, the show Is still amusing, but routine. Clever surprise at the end.

ID Squad. One wfthe very best of the Entire series. A waiter inadvertently sees some stolen Jewelry changing hands, and from that moment on his life Is In danter. Plenty of thrills as the police1 try to outwit, a diabolically shrewd Only one complaint: how does. a viewer know what to, believe In anymore? Ilerschel Bernafdi.

who doe's such a fine Job as the" sympathetic police lieutenant "Peter Gunn." doe an equally good- Job tonight as the killer. Nan Leslie, who doesn't appear on "Gunn." should. She play one of -gangland' most attractive (7 77 Sunset Strip. "The Iron Curtain Caper." Fairly entertaining mystery. Private eye Bailey (Efrem Zimhalist Jr.) goes to Fast Berlin to bring back a captured American reporter.

With the help of a bold girl 'and a German friend, he pulls a neat trick t.i outwit the Soviet secret, police, plot move along nicely, and Zim-balist's easy charm helps considerably. (4) Boxing. Virgil Akin, v. Don-Jordan. Fifteen round welterweight bout (2) Person to Person.

Prince Aly Khan (Pakistan's Ambassador to the V.N.) Is still furnishing his brand new duplex apartment in New York, but he's fascinated by its view of his office, (the building) and the busy boat traffic on the, Fasj River. ActressIAnn.Plbrrn-ha.s -llHWuM-mffresTrTuTtSlW "a rcUy Tffiy. she owns music publishing firm, a knitting shop, and may be rais-' tng Black Angus 'steer! Ben Hecht Shaw. Jose Ferrer, actor and Broadway director, is no strangerlo the subject of tonight's discussion, He and Ben have a heart-to-heart talk on the role of the New York OW theatre vrttle. (2) The Late Show.

"The Three Musketeers." Fine version of the Dumas adventure tale, loaded with action and fine performances by Gene' Kelly, Van Heflln and Lana Turner. have the privilege of dining and dancing with a a-lect, clientele. In the! playing gin rummy, taking tem hi.s'haths, etc. theiJSO.Oon In redecorating lyear before closing: He Christmas sold AcalnM the Wall hv How ard. B-wne and David Davidson, a dramatisation of the 1931.

Sf Val-1 entine's Day massacre In Chicago. FRIDAY NBC-TV The finals of the World's Invitational Match-Oamel Bowing Championship Chicago Colleiitn. at FAMILY CHRISTMAS r. ar Open Every Evening ta 9j30 PM; 4 Fury (repeat) 7-tnclt Al Show Robin Hood Wircu Bot 1 11:45 8 New 11 The Magle Clown AFTERNOON 12:00 2 Film: "Courage of Lassie, 4 Trueilory 5-Noon Mytery 7 The fjontempla 9 Janet Dean 11 Through the Port Hole 13 Film 12:15 if Industry on Parade 12:30 i-Mark Saber 9- Life with ElUabeth 11 Bowling 1:00 4 Sport 'Page 7 Foreign egionnaire 9 Jmrv Playhouse 11 Pro Football Highlight 13 Film 1:15 4 Football: Boston College v. Holy Cros 1:18 2 Right Now 5 Ranch Party 7 Film 9 Million Dollar Movie 11 -Hall of Ivy 2:00 2 Pro Hockey: Red Ming v.

Rlack Hawk 5 Film 11 Th Tracer 2:30 II- Tomahawk 13- -Pursuit 8:00 -9 Million Dollar Movie 11 Adventure Playhouie 3:30 5 Wanted 7 Film: "Dracula" 4:00 5 Big Adventure Western Theatre 13 Gunfire Radio Programs (Continued from Preceding Page) WCBS New 8:00 WRCA Monitor WOR The World Today WCBS Robert Q. Lewi Show IX Symphony Hall 8:25 WCBS PatU Pase Sbowv 8:30 WRCA Monitor WOR Sports: Studio- WCBS News: The LUht Touch WINS Baiketball: Knick v. Detroit 9:00 WRCA New; Monitor WCBS News: Woild Tonight WNTA All That Jazi 9:25 WCBS Eric Sevareld. New 9:30 WOR News; Studio Muiio hia, U.rw. VAtk.

WNEW The People's Choice 10:00 WKCA Boying WOR New WCBS Jan Orchestra WNTA Swinjf With Sinatra WOR Music From Studio 10:30 WABC U.N, Documentary WNTA The Spoken Word WQXR The Concert Hall 10:45 WRCA Sport Highlights 11:00 WOR New WRCA New Report WABC Profit Research' WCBSNews Report 11:15 WRCA Celebrity Table with Ray Heatherton WCR Tei and Jlni Show WABC Martin Starr, News of Hollywood WCBS Starlight Salute 11:20 WRCA Tei and Jlns WABC World of Tomorrow WCBS Music Till Dawn 12:00 WOR The Long John Show Vork WABC Big Joe' Happiness WRCA New! All Night hi New Exchange Soturday MORNING WOR Sunrise Serenade WCBS Jack Sterling Show 6:00 WRCA New; Pulse WOR New WABC Ros Mulholland Show :15 WOR Rambling with GambBngJ WABC New 6:20 WRCA Today' World WCBS New: Jack Sterling 6:45 WRCA Pulie. with Bill Cullen 7:00 WRCA New; Pulae Harry- llenneaaey WCBS New: Jack Sterling WOK John Gambling Show -WABC New 1:20 WRCA World New Roundup WABC Ross Mulholland Show WCBS New. Jack Sterling WRCA Pulse WCBS Early Morning Newt 8:00 WRTA Newi: Weather WOR New; Preacott Robinson WABC New; Rom Mulholland Show WCBS World New Roundup 8:15 WRCA Monitor WOR John Gambling Show WABC News WCBS Jack Sterling Show 8:30 WRCA Monitor: The Home Gardener WABC Ross Mulholland ShoWi 8:00 WRCA News: Monitor WCBS News: Robert Q. Lewis WCBS Haye 9:15 WORRambllng with Gambling 9:30 WCB Galen Drake. Show 10:00 WOR New WABC Martin Block Show 10:15 WOR Jean Shepherd Show WOR New WOR Jean Shepherd Show WCBS New: Robert Q.

Lewis 11:15 WOR News, Harry Hennessey Friday AFTERNOON 1 The Big' Payoff 4 1 Our 'T' Reader' Dlget 7 Beat the Clock 11 Contemporary Theatre 3:30 the Verdict I Your 4- From These Root 5 Jingo-At-Home 7Wno Do You TrutT 13 Riihard Wiilia Show 4:00 Day 4 Quern for A Day 7 American Bandstand 9 Hour of Star 11 Math for Teacher 13 Jimlor Town 4:30 2 The Edg of Night 4 County Fair 5 Mr. District Attorney II Spotlight on Youth 4:45 1J -Magic Clowr 5:00 2 The Life of Kiley 4 Movie 4: "Walls Came Tumbling Down" 5 Alan Freed Big Beat 9 rCartoons 11 Abbott and Costello 13 Action Theatre 5:30 2 Early Show: "Gold is Where You Find If .7 Mickey Club 9 Mystery Theatre 11' -Three Stooge Fub Ilouic EVENING 6:08 5 BuM Bunny 7 Little Rascali 11 Popeye 13 Sherwood Foreat 6:58 4 Local News 5 Cartoon 7 Beulah 9 Science Fiction Theatre 11 Sky King 13 Jungle 8:45 4 Newi 7:00 2 World and National Report 4- -The People' Choice 5 Sailor of Fortune 7 Men of Annapolis 9 Cartoons 11 National News. Kevin Kennedy 13 Crossroad 7:05 2 New Vork Report :10 2 Rain or Shine. Carol Reed 11 Weather. Joe Bolton 2 New, Douglas Edward 7 New, John Daly 11 New Vork New.

John Tillman 2 Your Hit Parade 4 Buckskin 5 O.S. 7 Rin Tin Tin Million DolUe.Mail 11 Amo 'n' Andy 13- Film: "Johnny Apollo" 2 Trackdown .1 4 Ellery Queen 5 Night Court 7 Walt Disney Present 11 Panic 8:30 2 Jackie Gleason Show 5 Racket Squad 11 Vou Are There 8:55 lSNewsbreak Walter Klernan 9:00 Phil Sliver Show Squad S-Fotlow That Man 7 7 Man with a Camera 9 football Forecast 11 Charles Boyer Star 13 Second Showing 9:15 9 Wrestling 9:30 I Playhouse 4 The Thin Man 5 Waterfront 7--77 Sunset Strip 11 David Nlven 10:00 I Thi Lineup 4 Cavalcade of Sport 5 Adventure or Jim Bowie 11 Divorce Court 10:30 2 Person to Person 5 Official Detective 7 John Dal? and the New 9 Million Dollar Movie 13 Third Showing 10:45 4 Post Fight Beat 7 Weather Girl 10:50 .7 Ben Hecht Show 11:00 2 New. Ron. Cochran 4 New. John K.

M. McCaffery 5 Film UNw 11:10 2 Late Weather and porta 4 Weather, Tei Antolne 11:15 2 Late Show: "The Three Musketeers" aek Paar Show 7 Film: "Bride of Frankenstein" rcfrffour1 of 'Stark 1 IS The Other Show 12:30 6 Film 1:00 4 Spanish Program 1:30 2 Laft-Late Show: "Guadal- Saturday HORNING 6:55 Sermonette 7:00 2 Sunrise Semester 4 The Modem Fanner 8:00 21-The B'g Picture 7 Cartoon Festival 2 United Nation Review 4 Andy' Gang. 9:00 2 Ori the Carousel 4 Children' Theatre 9:30 2 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 4 Howdy Doody 5 Double Featura 7 Film 13- Funderama 10:30 2 Mighty Plyhoue -a Ruff nd Reddy, 11:00 2 HeckJ and Jeckle 2 fjm LA A Citizens Group on Correction To Come into Being Next Friday new Citizens'' Association on-committee working on the organ. -1 Tama- Correction wilL come-into beins in of 4he new roup Among New Jersey next Friday night Its purposes are to ascertain the whfn a group of citizens meets at facts about delinquency and crime the Essex House in Newark to in Jersey and the effective-elect a slate of officers and adopt hess of existing methods 'of cor- a set of bv-laws. rrection: to evaluate the various of- The organization of the new as- ficia! unofficial studies of ociation culminates more than a and delinquency that have year's study of the problems of i been made, including recommenda-Cflrrection bv a temporary com-ition as to possible remedies; to mittee appointed by the New Jer- carry on or promote further re-gey Welfare Council.

The associa- search in the field when needed; tidn will be a non-nrfit group cooperate will), individuals, or- icated to work toward the preven- anijations and governmental tion of crime and dt'linqurncy and'aencies concerned with "conc-for the rehabilitation of- the offend- tion. and to serve as a clearing er against society. Shopping Hour fmwmn, The temporary committee has, forts of local organizations work-been chaired bv Mrs. Maxwell Ba-ing in this-field through the exr rus of Montclair who is slated to change of information and idieas. become third vice-president of the The new association hat the lup-new association.

Other officers se- port of important figures in pub- lectpd. hv a nominating comm tee headed by Mrs. Arthur V. Ver-. Supreme Court Justice Welntraub vaet of Oakland are: and former Governor Driscoll who Archibald S.

Alexander. Bernards-has declared that he know of "no yille; first vice-president. former; area of social welfare where there jndofl Richard .1 Hushes. Tren-iis a greater opportunity for service ton: second vice-president, former; Thn'mnc Zimmerman, Riripewonrt-' ieeretarv. Mrs.

Web i ater B. Todd, Far Hills, and treas-ibe held after a dinner at which Dr urer, Bayard L. England, Atlantic: Austin MacCormack, noted InoJoeist and consultant on correc- Tho no'iTnroanijntinn 1 has a board of director including Mrs. Pevno f. Rnrrh Robert io- wan, William H.

Jackson. Mrs. Arthur Rohhins Richard -B. Scud- der and Mrs. Davenport West- MrsBarui welcome 10 auani 1 I.

vu 'jnyTO rot Jt arvi. i rvf Wi Approach to Open A rtA. "TRENTON (AP) The new approach system to Sea-aide Heights is due to be opened to traffic tonight, if the weather permits. The State Department eaid the Route 37 approach from the Mathis'Bridce across. Barne-gat Bay and Pelican Island is bo ins The app'oach evstem leads to taterctianEe at Seaside-Heights.

with branches to house for the coordination of the ef- lie including Governor Meyner to than In the field of I correction. The orsaniiational meeting will tion for the Secretary of the Army, will be the principal speaker. Res- ervaiions ror-ine anair may oe made through the New Jersey Wei. fare Council. 40 Fulton Street, New.

'ark. All persons interested In cor-l freeway across the atat to a freeway across tne iiate fices they actually wught. 669 GrCup Host LTo Three at Beefsteak Fete The second shift steward body of Local 669. UAW-CIO Of 'Wright Aeronautical Division, in Wood- inm held a beefsteak dinner Tuesday evening at the Haledon Coates; and plant chairman Har Brown. This was the first in a of beefsteak dinners to be during the, Christmas holidays jn honor of tne tnree.

ibv coates and Brown all ex. p-e5SOd their appreciation for the Ifme suppon given to them in the nast. Twe wno attended Included Joseph Eraiey. cnairman ot tne recreation ani welcoming Leroy Groom, 'FEPC commit, teeman; R. Bambara, Belstra.

A. Masturu, J. Tashik, Agamic, F. Aleska, A. Ambro, E.

Bavlor. A. Canttsano, J. Carrlno M. peBlock.

E. DeRocco, H. Eb-erson. S. Gemia, A.

Goulding, E. He)jer, A. Muti. W. C.

Pickett, J. Shevelin, J. Sugalski, Tiernev, T. Titterington. S.

Wagenhoffer. 'J. Woodcock, F. Za-kim, P. Kahwatv, J.

NeiU and Route 35 and Central Avenue rehouse on West Broadway in Dover Township and Bay I 0f president Robert Orms-Avenue and Central Avenue hv.t financial secretary, James Christmas. Shopping at the Mall is Fun! You'll find it mil Bergen MalL GEN )) We Jiave dressed up the Mall for Christmas and ite're bursting with Christmas spirit. From our lovely tree with its myriad klin ft lights to our Yule-decorated walks and stores we an proud to make the Mall a shopping wonderland of ChrUtma-fun. BEIt Seaside Park. j.

The department plans nidi" the highway a dual road west to the Garden State Parkway, long range master pian mission will appoint them to the of a. freeway across th3 state Trenton. Route 37 is the major entry to Island Beach, the state owned) ceninsu south ot aeasiue r. Ti I. I Ballot Mlxup I -Straightened Out NEWTON, CAP) Albert 1 Kattier sought re-election as tovvn- ship treasurer in November, fie 1 was elected clerk.

I Jerald Muerer, the clerk, sought re-eiection-aiid was elected treas- urer. The mistake in printing bal- Int. will rctlMed. Next month to I liHi 4 at FMt Avo x. fu-n will take the office to.