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MU4-7977 WESTWARDin"wagon Train,"TREK raises-- Ward hiswhip Bond,to whosignal plays the thebeginning wagonmaster oft. he longhaul .from St. Joseph, Mo., to California. THE PublishedCHRONICLE WeeklyCOMI'ANYby ": . 1•0-172 Butler $•re•t - - - P•r•on, New lers•y LAmbert 5-•41 t. VINCENT S. PARRILLO, M•nagtng Editor Entered as Second Class matter August 24, 19•, at the Post Office at Paterson, N.J., under the act of March 3, 1879. SEPTEMBER 29, 1957 - Vol. XXIX, No. 39 !!!?,ii!iii!ig!i!ii!ii!i!iiii!iiii!?'::'.......... '........ '"......... ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ....................... Single Copy 5 Cents $3.00 a Year By Mall ::::::::::::::::::::::: . CONTENTS FEATURES ß. ß Complete Short Story ................. 14 • , ' When CBS Television'simportant new seriespremieres on Saturday,Sept. 21, attorney Perry Mason, as played by Raymond Burr,will encounternot only exciting and unusual cases but also Domeof the mostbeautiful girls ever to appearon television.Fooe DEPARTMENTS ofthem pictured here are (fromleft to rightand top to bottom) •ue England.Roxanne Arlev. Karen Steeleand PeggyMaley. Books 'n Stuff 5 Opportunities Unlimited Editorials ........................ The Editor Speaks Column of Comment The Showcase ...... 10 Complete Television Program for the Week ___11, 12, 13 COVER PICTURE- Miss Edith Campbell, 17, of Paterson, was chosen 1957 Queen of the Lakes last Saturday in a contest sponsored annually by the George P. Siek P.•st, VFW. Miss Campbell, a senior at Paterson Central High School, rcpr-ented Is}and Beach and competed against six other con- RaymondBurr as Erie Stanley Gardner's famous fictional testants. characterPerry Mason, questions actress Helene Chaney, played byGloria Henry ina scene from "Case ofthe Restless 1•.dhcad" whichinaugurates cBS Television's new. wee.k,l.v hour program, Photo By Edward Pankow, Zito Studio. Perry Mason." 3 . PA•,E THR. E$' The CHRONICLE -. RichardBoo.e star•sin New Show 1(0U 11 Z•Sr 11Uy-ALIVA Y$ .I J i / FRIEMDLYFAMILYSHOE STORES ,,• :: . •// ,///•,614 I•&IN AVE:. P•S$lJd///,•,//////////////////,/////,///,,//////,• • Richard Boone stars as Paladin, the soldier-of-fortune whose . lightning-like draw leads him into a life of turbulent adventure, in• _thenew dramatic Western series, "Have _Gun, Will-Tray_el," CommercialQuality Printing ß . Bed Skelton will return to the air oix Oct. 1 in the role of Freddie the. Freeloader when he starts his fifth season over the CBS Television Network. The initial program deals with the pro- series "Leave It To Beaver." The program premieres on Friday, posedmove of the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los And[el.esand will October 4. over the CBS Television Network. feature.Marie Wils0n_and Marilyn Maxwell as S_pe_cla!• guest stars. PAGE FOUR The CHRONICLE r Singswith Bing Books'0 Stuff ß o What does going steady really mean ? For parents who have become alarmed and 'perplexed when their ii::.:.ii:.:!i". • ' .:..-. .'-.:.:'---'.': young teenage sons and daugh- ters come home and'say, "I'm go- ing steady," two experts on te•n- age affairs, Mary and Judson Landis• have encouraging news. Talking to hundreds of teen-' agers in almost all the 48 states the• Landis' found that. going steady is usually not taken ser- iously by teens. They change "steadies" frequently. In "Teen- Agers Guide for Living," which Prentice-Hall published Sept. 13, RosemaryClooney is the dis- the Landis' reveal that teen-agers taft'member oE rite all-star go steady for the following rea- in "The Edse!Show," Bing sons ß Crosby and Frank 1. It is more comfortable. "You special hour-long musica! on can relax and be "y'ourself" with CBSTelevision, Sunday, Oct. 13. someone you have dated stead- Joiningthem are Louis Arm- ily." strongand his jazz quintet, 2. It offers security. "You can Bing's19-year-old son Lindsay, and Mr. Connand Mr. Mann, be sure of a date for that import- satirical dance duo. ant school dance." 3. It is socially acceptable. "The 'SUSPICION' -- E.G. Marshall (left), is the star and Alfred Hitch- other kids go steady. If you don't cock is the director-producer of "Four O'Clock," the suspense story you may •e left out of things." that will open NBC-TV's new weekly series of full-hour melodramas• 4. It is .cheaper--an important "Suspicion" Monday night, Sept. 30. "Four O'Clock" was written by matter to the teen-age budget. Cornell Woolrich • the other pen name of William Irish who-wrote Mr. Hitchcock's film classic, "Rear Window." "You can do many things togeth- e' er that don't cost money (televi- sion, baby-sitting, schoolwork)." "The Big Record"With Patti Page Thus young people who change partners frequently can enjoy the security they need and the social advantages of relationship with ma(ny of the opposite sex. The troubles in going steady arise when either of the couple finds that he or she is being tied down. A .break is often difficult but to continue the relationship means further unhappiness. The Landis' advise teen-agers to "face :':!':i:'"':.: '"'' the facts directly and to :break up before quarrels and antagonisms cause you to end up hating each other." The authors found too that "go- ' ing steady has different meanings in different communities for peo- ple of .different ages." It is there- fore-up to the parents to deter- mine what it means to their chil- dren before taking any action. "Teen-Agers Guide. for Living" gives young people. an under- standing approach to many' other problems which face them. It in- ß '-::::.- ...:v....:::':::....: :..-:.'.-. •"'>.'-:'-:...•:.-:.:-:'. ß '..' "'c:'.-.•: - .)-•c'-'- ß w.•o•. -.---. ß ':...':-::: .........:•':•i::...':i:: ..:•ii:•!.
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