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CLIFTON ß HALEDON GI 5-3342 GI 4-9891 LITTLE FALLS ß NORTH HALEDON ß PASSAIC PATERSON ß WEST PATERSON Letthe manfrom Equitable bring you peace of mind Page Two TIt• CH'I•ONICLE . & ? ß Published Weekly by THE CHRONICI• COMI'ANY 170-172 Butler Street Paterson, N.J. LAmbert 5-2741 VINCENT S. PARRILLO, Publisher VINCENT N. PARRILIa, Managing Editor '% Entered as SecondClass matter August 24, 1926, at the Office at Paterson, N.J., under the act o! March 3, 1879. SEPTEMBER 11, 1960-- VOL.. XXXII, No. 37 ! SingleCopy 10 Cents ..?_,..•.-.-_•.2e $4.00 • Year by M•il 'OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE'-- Arthur Kennedy (left), as Alex- ander Hamilton, and Ralph Bellamy, as Thomas Jefferson,will CONTENTS co-star in a full-hour, authentic drama of the last years of Ham- ilton, killed in 1804 in a duel with Aaron Burr, in one of seven new presentationsof the critically-acclaimed,award-winning series of historical, dramatic specials. Alex Segal will direct the Hamilton-Burr drama. Mildred Freed Alberg produces the series FEATURES which will also spotlight such great Americans as Theodore .. Roosevelt and Andrew Jackson on the NBG-TV Network, _. ß .. The Amazing Orioles .. .. ß Your. Bones- Their Functions . ... Crossword Puzzle 10 Locket A Complete Short Story 14 DEPARTMENTS Social World 7 Editorials .................... 8 F_.ditorSpeaks 8 Complete Television _11-12-13 COVER STORY Milton Berle returns to television on a regular basis as master of ceremonies of the NBC-TV Network's new Monday night entertainment-sports series. The half-hour program "Jackpot Bowling:' will present the nation's top bowlers in head-to- head competition for strikes in two nine-ball matches Week- 'WESTERNER'-- Starring Brian Keith as a workingcowboy in ly. Berle will make all the introductions. Contenders in the the Southwestduring the 18gOs,the new half-hourNBC-TV preliminary match, all of which will be televised live, will be NetworkWestern-adventure series will occupya Friday night timespot. Featured in "Westerner"will be a hugemongrel dog, awarded $5,000 for six straight strikes plus another $1,000 Brown(the animal that played"Old Yeller" in the Wait Disney for the player scoring the most strikes in nine rolls. motion picture). _. THE CHRONICLE Page Three THE DRIVER'S SEAT Oneo,the smallest statesis Delaware, but it's doing big thingsfor driversafety. Dela- warenow issues a "safety"li- censeuse a platemate•alto •ivers.to make Thethemplates vi- d•ver'sinsurance against the rear-endsible•20•infeetheadlightscollisionaway. --Theyfrom which are as-hasthefar b•nincre•ingly* ß co.mmonß inre- ings•atthe dusktr• is forlikethe walking lumps in ona forestyourhead.holding •rna candle. on yourYou can'tlow beamswhen.twilight falls. High-s•edhighways areno. placeto poke along and enjoy the view. Infact, some states have es- tablish•minimum speed limits thatmust • observedonhigh- sp•d roads. In brief, don't drive lowloher mus risks to passyou. Nosing into.an inters•tion or pullingout from a lineof cars 1.e a .gher h.s jaw.Someone may come along andknock your block off. Engine broke.hea., are pensivetofix. haveHighway found howsafety importantauthorities color nowisto usemotorists. signs thatThese not author•.tiesonlv show up brightly during .daylight, but Of he 164 forest fires reported even reflect color at night. They to the New Jers•'y Department say that, if it's important that of Conservati. on from July to No- you see a sign's co]or at noon vember of 1959, 107 were attribu- it's just as important you see it ted to smokers. at midnight. The Heinz Collection of 300 ..• .• , canes is displayed at the Alex- ander Grant House in Salem. The 1V•ost street name signs are' historic mansion was construct- pretty difficult- and dangerous -- to ..read after dark But recent ed in 1721. reports indicate that some cities are putting up street name signs that reduce after-dark acc!.dents. On January 2, 1777, General Made of material that reflects Washington's patriot troops de- leated. the British on grounds light, these signs can be seen from almost a block away after now part of Princeton Battle- dark. field State Park. 'THEJACK PAAR-SHOW'-- It's hear, see and speakno evil Straddle lane driving is a sign for Jack Paar (left) and his numerous late-night conversational Over 300 minerals found in the cohorts, including announcer Hugh Downs (center) and music of a pretty careless motorist. State have been catalogued in a director Jose Melis, plus a bevy of popular guest panelists, as Give such a driver lots of room. new publication entitled "Miner- the late-night entertainment series on the NBC-TV Network ob- Sooner or later he'll meet another serves its fourth season of providing the unexpected for Jack'a like him coming from the oppos- als of New Jersey." The 50-page millions of fans. To be colorcast during the new aeason, the book is the first report by the series will again feature a happy mixture of old favorites and ite direction. The hospital might Geological Society of New Jersey. new discoverlea each Monday-through-Friday. be able to take care of the rest. PageFour THE OHI•N! CLE Those Amazing,Orioles: .' .:.(•:•.!:•.... -.. ß:. ß.-",::- •;,•.. .-ß- ...:. • -:.:-- •:.::: . ^ '?: • .. ...... .,....... ... ß. , ,:;:::. -.::.:•:•. '.•:!;. ' .. •.• ..........• ? •.' •:'• •''.' :•: ?" ½."..•.•. :::?•.........:.27• .: . .......•..:. • .........•. •::". ...;'r•".5 .-':'"....... :•.' ..:•.½½--- . ':.-•:.• ....:,'•'k. :'-•:.3•:.•::•.,'::". .. '• • ..:'• ' •?•:•:;...... •..r:•: 4. -.•::-:-:..• .... • :-' -. y •..• Bait'more Team Could Win :.-.:.:.:.:...:.••..- -.. • -:• . •:, .. • •½•'•::-.•ß:-:::-.:.:S• :.'.' - x . •-:•...•:.'.•?:• •/ • . .. • ::./-: . .;..•.:.:•.• ..... • .,• ß . .:•:.:•.•:•.-.. •:. :..•::. / .: . •-• .. :•....• .....:.•.:.•:•.•.?. •.½ :.:. •.. - . ½: ..-..•'. •. :: .....:..•..•:.::•.... .: •.. • - .. .:,..,:•;•, -• • . .. • .:•:,.•, . .• , .." .•.::•-:•' ' ".. .., ?•:•, .'-•.• • -. : AndKeep ..• •:: :•ß:. ?•' ••: '"• . -. ,' . ½ ' .:. .: -.'•. ,, ]: ½,. ... .. •. .½. ..: The New. York Yankees have been that the Orioles could keep playing .. • ]•:' •.•'-• .. .• ß ff ;• . x.:.:.z.:4,::•q . occupying the. American League sum- baseball right through the World Series. •f.... •....' .. :;;•-:-:•-'4:'.,-' mit most-of. this season and the Chicago He took on prophet's stature, because ßWhite $0X, 1959 champions, certainly the Orioles not only remained in the -.,;....•-...:,-:.. ,.,,-. ;•( :. :::•..':-•g'.•'*.•*?½•::•"-'•:'. .-;-. i, % •;. - :..-•:•'-•: . remain in _c.ontentiondown to the wire. running as July and August arrived, •' ....'.:'.:.:..:...;..:.-".--;' .. But the odds are., that if a fan poll were but also when September came along. .- .':.• .. ßtaken up and 'down and across the So now, regarded as the hottest team in ::'::•'";'½;':-:,...•4.-..... "::'"' country, .the popular vote would go• to. the majors this past month with 20 ".."...7.:;•-•½•'•.• ";•:.:;:...... •.• the Baltimore Orioles. In fact, it could victories in 28 games, the Richards con- PAUL RICHARDS be a landslide, tingent kept hanging on and increasing- .....FOr, this is a-teamwith all the appeal ly won grudging and .reluctant respect Skipper of the Orioles from the rest of the circuit. .and the ingredientsß . to becomethe "peo- ple's choice". The Yankees, of course, Accordingly,