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COURIER-POST, Comdan, N. Thuridey, March 12, 1964 29 Court Holds I Shoio Previeics. Television in Review Tonight on TV Finishes Concerts Thursday Television AFTERNOOX First Impression. 3 0 Seven Keys. Love of Life.

12:65 Film. 12: 30 0 Truth or Consequences. 0 Movie. "Bobby Ware Is Missing." Neville Brand, Arthur Franz. flj) Search for Tomorrow; The Guiding Light Sixth Grade Language A.1s.

12:55 News. 1:00 Hawaiian Eye. 10 TV Around Town. Bernstein HOLLYWOOD (LTD A musi cal composition emphasizing the jazz people pro- expenence last relationship of vided a joyful expenence night on the season's final Leonard Bernstein television concert for youngsters. The series of four CBS-TV programs, which will return next Friday Television MORNING 5: 45 0 Thought for Today; Farm and Market News; News.

5: 50 Give Us This Day; News. 6:00 0 Plays of Shakespeare. Sunrise Semester. 6:30 0 Man's Newest Servant. "Tomorrow's Master?" U.

of P. TV Seminar. 6:45 0 RFD Six. 7:00 0 Today. University of the Air.

News; Bill Bennett. 7:25 0 What's Doing. 7:30 0 Today. Gene London. 8:00 0 News; Weather.

Captain Kangaroo. 8:15 0 News for Women. 8:25 0 Happy the Clown. 9:00 0 Exercises. Pixanne.

Kindergarten. 9: 15 0 Romper Room. 9:25 0 News. 9:30 0 Bachelor Father. Love That Bob.

By RICK DU BROW program in its pioneering spirit inf an parlier pra 01 Bernstein finished oft tne evening by presenting a work by another young man, Larry Austin, an assistant professor of music at the University of California. The composition was called "Im- in a lunous. nair-raismg c-ici, that is best left to the music Lithuanian Bequest TRENTON (UPI)-A $22,163 bequest to a church in Lithuania made by a man who died 23 years ago was held up by an appeals court Thursday because "of the present unsettled conditions of religious bodies behind the Iron Curtain." The Appellate Division of Su perior Court ordered a lower court to gather additional proof to de termine whether the money would ultimately reach the Roman Cath olic church in Vevirzona, Lithuania. Attorneys seeking to upset the bequest claim "political authori ties controlling the Lithuanian satellite" would end up with the money. To Benefit Poor The bequest was made by the late Antanas Andrejauski, a Lith a in rwow probations for Orchestra and1 season, had Jazz in the Concert," culminated Hall" as the theme of its windup hour.

And the program started; 7:30 P.M. 0 NBC White Paper. Adam Clayton Powell, New York's powerful and controversial Negro congressman, is the subject of a one-hour study. His career will be traced, as will his varied activities in Washington and New York, in Europe and at his home in Puerto Rico. Chet Huntley is the reporter.

8:00 P.M. Rawhide. "Incident at Hourglass." The beautiful wife of an army post commandant swears that trail boss Gil Favor shot a junior officer to death in cold blood. 9:00 P.M. Perry Mason.

"The Case of the Garrulous Go-Be-tween." A fortune teller predicts impending death for a young woman, who then is arrested for murder. 9:00 P.M. Open End. "Money Talks: The New Millionaires." Host David Susskind talks with six millionaires, all of them started in life with few or no financial resources. They talk about how it feels to be a multi-millionaire, the secret of their success, the fun of accomplishment through shier ambition, and the effects of their wealth both on them and their immediate families.

10:00 P.M. 0 Suspense Theater. "The Threatening Eye." A young woman calculates cunningly to win the love of an older married man. 10:00 P.M. 0 Sid Caesar.

Caesar as a married man who doesn't want a maid, but changes his mind when he sees her. 10:30 P.M. ABC News Reports. The crisis in Cyprus is right off with the composition that critics to describe. Some h.

aDoared to deliriit musicians and!" members of the young Pkins turns up March appeared to delignt musicians and 25i and foiksulger joan Baez sieve Alien snow niarcn a. actor iec6) butMarch 27. audience as well, undoubtedly as, viewers: Journey into jazz, an introduction to the subject for youngsters, with a charming narrative accompanying the passages. The narrative was written by jazz critic Nat Hentoff, and de- I NBC-TVs "Tod a program offers a two-hour salute to song- Sammy Cahn and Jimmy lVan Heusen March 20 Rita Havwnrth i -hirliill for tho Hayworth is scheduled for the cast of ABC-TV's Oscar awards show April 13. "The Chosen Child," NBC-TV's one-hour study of adoption, was named by the Writers Guild of America as its choice for the dh 115 best documentary of the 1962-63 i season unus ramuig, ivuoei Prize-winning physicist, visits the SAVE AT GARDEN STATE TR0P.

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Fully Guaranteed nil 99l FISH SALE uanian immigrant who died in'livered by Bernstein, who turned Union County on June 21, 1941. He the conducting over to the young willed his entire estate to the American composer of the piece. Gunther Schuller. Bernstein, whojXV.s upcoming situation comedy (CI COLOR tj i Tin TV LIVE (Fl FILM IIAUIU IV (Rl RERUN WFIl WIP WQR I WAC WKDN I WPEN WHSl W8CV 1 WCAU I WCAM WWIZjWDAS AM aa jtio 710 iio 100 so M0 IQtO HIP hit I t0 1410 TV WRCVi channtl 3 Wfll; chcnnel 6 WCAU: channel 1 0 channtl 1 2 never let it be said that Bernstein is afraid to expose listeners to the excitement of experiment and daring. He is a good man to trust the kids with.

THE CHANNEL SWIM: Carolyn Jones is reported signed for ABC-' series based on the Charles Addams cartoon characters Don Ameche and Betty Hutton ap pear on the same network's "Greatest Show on Earth" March 31 as a promoter and a musical comedy star. Carl Reiner will be the host of CBS-TV's new half hour quiz show, "The Celebrity Game," which bows the night of April 5 Salri Sfrvlre Installation OIL BURNERS FUEL OIL Frank Hall, Inc. MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Phsna llncaln 7-1499 ATLANTIC HEATING OILS STORE University 12. "Edgar ABan Poe." 1: 30 As the World Turns. 1:40 Fit as Fiddle.

2:00 Let's Make a Deal. Password. Religion and the Arts. 2:25 f) News. 2:30 The Doctors.

Day In Court. Art Linkletter. Advanced Science. 2:55 News. 3:00 Loretta Young.

General Hospital. To Tell the Truth. Sixth Grade Social Stud ies. 3:25 News. 3:30 You Don't Say.

Queen for a Day. The Edge of Night. From Darkness to Light. 4:00 0 Match Game. Cartoons.

The Secret Storm. Turn of the Century. 4:25 0 News. Sander Vanocur. 4:300 Make Room for Daddy.

Leave It to Beaver. Telesports. 5:00 0 Cheyenne. Movie. "The Son of Dr.

Jekyll." Louis Hayward, Jody Lawrence. Davey and Goliath. 5:15 Off to Adventure. 5:30 What's New. EVENING 6:00 0 News; Weather; Sports.

0 Adventures in Paradise The Friendly Giant 6:15 News. 6:30 0 News. Chet Huntley, David Brinkley. News. Walter Cronkite, TV Garden Club.

7:00 0 Wyatt Earp. 0 News; Weather. 0 cm News. University 12. "Major American Writers to 1860 Edgar Allan Poe.

METRO FUELS -100 GALLON FUEL OIL $15.10 With SiH Breen STAMPS WO 0-0030 "533 N. 6th St, Comd.n, N. J. nas an t'linauie way ui uuiuaii' izing his programs, added a warm touch before the selection began by introducing Schuller's father, a member of the New York Philharmonic which then played the composition. It would have taken a hard man to resist the contagious fun of the occasion as expressed by the! violinist who sat behind Bernstein and couldn't stop smiling as the piece and the story progressed.

The second selection was yet another treat. Aaron Copland, the composer conductor pianist, was on hand to play his "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra," which he wrote in the 1920s and which he-flected the theme of last night's BASEMENT OPEN FRIDAY 10 iiiiiiinjiunn.iJT.mniin'MUtJ FRIDAY! SATURDAY! IT1 You and the Law. "Har bor Police." 9:45 Studio Schoolhouse. 9:55 News. Bob Collier.

10:00 0 Say When. 0 Father Knows Best. News. 10:05 Books in Action. 10:25 0 News.

10:30 0 Word for Word. 0 Tennessee Lrnie ford. I Love Lucy. Film. 10:50 Under Billy Penn's Hat, 11:00 0 Concentration.

The Price Is Right. The McCoys. 11:15 Film. 11:20 Fifth Grade Spanish. 11:30 0 Missing Links.

The Object Is. Pete and Gladys. 11:35 Medical News. 11:40 Jr. High Science.

AFTERNOON 12:00 Your First Impression. Seven Keys. Love of Life. 12:05 10 Film. 12:25 flj) News.

Robert Trout. 12:30 Truth or Consequences. Movie. "Johnny Angel." George Raft, Hoagy Carmi-chael. Search for Tomorrow; The Guiding Light.

TJ World Theater. "The Turitan vs. Cavalier." 12:55 News. 1:00 CI Hawaiian Eye. (0 TV 10 Around Town.

1:30 As the World Turns. 1:35 Fourth Grade Science. 2:00 Let's Make a Deal. Password. Frontiers of Science.

2:25 News. 2:30 The Doctors. 0 Day in Court. Art Linkletter. Film.

2:55 News. 3:00 Loretta Young. General Hospital. To Tell the Truth. Basic Issues of Man.

"Public Hearing." 3:25 News. 3:30 You Don't Say. 0 Queen for a Day. Ill The Edge of Night. Sfi Two Hundred Years ol Woodwinds.

4:00 Match Game. 0 Cartoons. The Secret Storm. ITl Forty-Five Years With Fitzpatrlck. 4:25 News.

4:30 Make Room for Daddy Leave It to Beaver. Away From It All. 5:00 0 Cheyenne. Movie. "Tarzan and the Leopard Woman." Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce.

Kindergarten. 5:30 What's New. Police Check Somerdale Dogs Somerdale police are conduct ing the annual dog census which will be completed by March 31 according to Police Chief Jules Sandor. Owners of unlicensed dogs will be issued court sum monses. Sandor said local ordinances make it unlawful to allow pets to run at large.

The Board of Health wul coa duct a rabies clinic April 18 in the Youth Center, Hilltop and Ogg aves. 2 DELUXE PLAY GYMS All 2" Tubing Trapezt fifirlQQ Host David Susskind talks with six millionaires, all of whom started life with few or no financial resources. 9:30 0 Hazel wins a bonus for a boner when she misreads a telegram over the telephone to George Baxter. 8 10:00 0 Suspense Theater. Pat Brien, Annie Farge, Jack Klugman, Coleen Gray and Phyllis Thaxter star in the drama of a young woman's plot to win the love of a married man.

The Nurses. Alden General Hospital becomes a hotbed of gossip when a rumor circulates that one of its most promising resident doctors cheated on his medical school exams. 10:30 0 News Reports. "Cyprus: Island of Fear. 10:45 TBA.

11:00 0 0 News; Weath er. 11:15 0 Tonight. Guests: The Clancy Brothers, Sam Levenson. 0 Movies. "Forty Second Street," starring Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler; "Destination Mur der," starring Hurd Hatfield, Myrna Dell.

Movies. "Magnificent Roughnecks," starring Jack Carson, Mickey Rooney, Jeff Donnell; "Tall in the Saddle," starring John Wayne, Ella Raines. 1:00 0 Star Performance. 1:30 0 FBI Most Wanted. 1:35 0 Next Generation.

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Appeal Award Pauline Styler and Petronella Padagas Scanlon, Andrejauski's next of kin, appealed the award. Their lawyers claimed the transmission of a lump sum of this size "and even its most cau tious and piecemeal distribution to its intended beneficiaries will not long escape the avid attention of the local commissars. Perhaps even now they are on the lookout for it They also contended Brizgys failed to prove the existence of the church and claimed no witness had had personal contact with the church since 1944. The Appellate Court noted Scanlon and Miss Tyler were unable to prove the church did not exist. But it said it would be best to take further testimony from two witnesses who Brizgys claimed visited Vevirzenai in 1963 and can testify as to the existence of the church.

The court also notified New Jer sey Atty. Gen. Sills it may be advisable for him to participate in further proceedings, since a charitable trust is involved. Beauty Test For Coun ty Outlined Aspirants for the title of "Miss Camden County 1964" have until Monday to enter the contest at which a girl to represent the county in the Miss New Jersey Pageant will be selected. At the finals of the latter pageant in Wildwood in June, the winner will represent the state in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City next September.

COMPLETE details of the county pageant are included on the entry blanks which may be obtained from Bamberger's, Strawbridge and Clothier, the Courier-Post building, or Suburban Newspapers, Cherry Hill; Stations WCAM and WKDN, Camden; the Country Way Store, Ellisburg Shopping Center, or from pageant headquarters, Suite 7, 134 King's Highway East, Haddonfield. Ten finalists will be selected from the entrants by a screening committee of the Cherry Hill Kiwanis Club, sponsors of the pageant, and Robert D. Danoff, committee chairman, said screening would be conducted early next month. Miss Camden County 1964 will be named at the pageant finals May 23 at the Camden County Music Fair. Turn to Classified for Delaware Valley's largest listing of South Jersey apartments, rooms and homes For Rent.

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