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BI to Issue 'Wanted' Alert Zimbalist Series Show The Federal Bureau of Investigation will broadcast a public alert message on ABC- hour-long series, "The stalled a sump pump, saying "who needs a plumber." Though he has piano concerto, his he EB1.1' from 8 to 9 p.m. tomor- jow on Channel 9. starring Ef- noted violinist. Bfrem Zimbalist Jr. hst and the opera -s-D.

Deloach. assistant di-'Alan Cluck. written is not as parents, Zimbat- singer, of the FBI, 'in this onc-minulc will appear official announcement lo call attention to 1 a. "most wanted man" on the.anie, 8. criminal list.

This will be first of several such public alerts to be broadcast when the arises. Debuting in September, the Series met with nationwide pub- va I and is watched in pipre than 13 million homes by more than 30 million viewers. The episode tomorrow will be of a Conviction" with gucst-s a Edward Andrews land Susan Oliver. In inaugurating this FBI official announcement Mr. De- loadi said.

"The FBI thanks ABC for making available to tts this opportunity to reach the ljuge audience which tunes in on "The FBI" every week. "Calling our 'most wanted directly to the attention many millions of Ameri- pans should prove tremendously helpful to MS in our search lor "these criminals. "In effect, this is modern-day expansion of distributing, It will afford Ihe the largest public circulation that any law enforcement asency has ever had." Inspector i Ersfcine, a by Zurubalist, is a tweedy, serious man who has a i experience from the flays right after World War II when as a first lieutenant in the infantry he met movie director Joshua Logan. Ho now lives in an English manor house set in two and a half acres at Encino, Calif, the estate has its own lake and a stable, plus chickens running He has three children. Nancy; a son, Efrem III, in col-1 lege; youngest, Steph- The Zimbalist garden abounds in flowers, especially a garden wall of camellias and on a metal ptaque in the garden is this verse: "A kiss of the sun for pardon, song of the birds for mirth.

Man is nearer to Cod in Ihe garden Than a else on earth." FBI Star Zimlbalist's friends know him "do-it-yourself man." He mends fences and when water leaked into the cellar he in- Efrem Zimbalist Jr. stars as Inspector Lewis Erskine in "The dramatic series based on closed FBI cases which is seen 8 to 9 p.m. Sundays on ABC-TV, Channel 9. TODAY'S TELEVISION SBFBB Peter Falk, who received his master's degree in public ad ministration at the Maxwell School of Citizenship, Syracuse Dm vcrsity, had lunch at WHENVTV with former classmates, profes sors and a cousin from Cazenovia now attending the school -following his participation in the first of Syracuse University'. Benchmark Conferences in the Communications Arts last Satur day afternoon.

A classmate of Falk is Harvey Martens, formerly in Washington, D.C., who now is director of (lie Public Administration Program, His Cousin is Justin Green of Cazenovia, who re. turned to college after 15 years in the business world, und is teaching at the Maxwell school while studying for his doctorate. Falk told the group, which included Prof. Roscoe Martin and Prof. Howard Miller, that drama was an avocation but that two others from "White Bucks and Tails" show had made it Bob Dishy and Jerry Loiter.

Tile executive producer of "Trials of O'Brien," Richard Alan Simmons, is a former Toronto boy who once wrote two monthly political commentaries spoken on radio by Lome Greene. He and Paul Ailanti, head WH EN-TV, found a mutual interest in sailing and were soon discussing the merits of wood vs. tbierglns boats. In an earlier qucslion-and-answer period at Kittredge audl torium, on campus, moderated by Dr. A.

William Blucm ot the radio-television department, the discussion was lively. Falk, speaking of O'Brien who will again be seen at 8:30 p.m. today on CBS-TV (Channel 9) said: "In O'Brien I try to present a man with no cant hypocrisy who swings his own way, but is honest and compassionate." Simmons, who wrote the memorable "The Price of Tomatoes" which won him a Writers Guild Award, stated: "The smal' screen creates no aura of magic. It's smaller ttian you arc as you sit in your den watching it. There's no magic.

It's an intellectual expedience. It's difficult to move you to tears on television," In tonight's episode of O'Brien the guest stars include Theodore Bikcl and Lou Jacob i. COMING UP: On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25, Mrs. Lyndon B.

Johnson will take ABC-TV (Channel 9) viewers on a tour of Washington "on behalf of a more beautiful America" For Christmas, one of the most popular of all ballets, "The Nutcrack er," wilt be performed by an international cast of dancers includ ing Edward Vijlella, Melissa Hayden and Patricia McBride of Ihe New York City Ballet. It will be a one-hour special in color from 7:30 lo m. on Tuesday, Dee. 21 on CBS-TV Eve Arden mil guest-star in her first western role in "Laredo" in color over NBC-TV on Thursday, Nov. 13 "Musical Atoms A Study of Intervals" will bo Leonard Bernstein's subject when he con ducts a-nd narrates 1ihe ninth-season premiere broadcast of lihe New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 29, on CBS-TV, Channel 5 The con cert will open witfi the prelude to ACT III of "Lohengrin WSYR--Channel 3 Sign On. fD Sign On. Movie: "The Lawless Breed" (1953). Eock ITLT Budson, Julie Adams, Hugh O'Brien.

Farm Report. Capt, Kangaroo. Hi Kids 30--d) Popeye. Lone Ranger. Heckle and Jeckle Funny Company Tennessee Tuxedo Leave It to Beaver.

Secret Squirrel 5) Mighty Mouse Shenanigans, Underdog S) Linus Beatles WHEN--Channel 5 Top Cat GO Tom and Jerry Baron and Buddies. Fury. (B Quick Draw. McGraw Movie: "The Uninvit cd (1944). Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey, Cornelia Otis Skinner.

Sky'King. Bugs Bunny Lassie. tB Milton the Monster My Friend Flicfca Hoppity Hooper Gadabout Gaddis Cartoons. Rocky and His Friends. College Football WNtS--Channel 9 Army vs.

Air Force. M'o i "Godzilla" (1956). a Burr. Afternoon Playhouse. Barn Dance, Bud Ballou, Countdown.

Movie: Quick and the Dead" '(1963), Victor Larry Mann. Wide World of Sports, National -Air Races from Reno. 5.15--O Movie: "Men of the i i Lady" (1954)" (1954). Van Johnson, Waller gcon, Louis' Calhern. Today's Radio Dial a.m.

to 11 a.m., Pwl- ish Polka jamboree. WSEN--Noon to 4:45 p.m. Saturday in the country. p.m. Football.

Syracuse vs Oregon St. p.m. a Notre Dame vs. Pitt. to 530 p.m.

Sain- bow Lounge. 6 p.m. to Midnight. Bud Ballou. WOLF--7 p.m.

to Midnight. Jim Davis. NEWS BROADCAST!) H'FBL-- 1390--Five nnia Often tbe hou! WHEK--620--On half nour ttl 9-SS ftvsrr hour the hour Headline! 30 tain after mJ Iti tnin before hour WSEN--1030--Ten mm fief thf hour WSOQ-- 1210--Every hour on tSe.Dour budllnei on hair hour WSYfc--570--Every nour: tlTt nln fort the nour Sunday's Radio Dial a.m. to Neon. Country Serenade.

TVOLF--1 p.m. Football. Giant's. vs Redskins. to 2:30 p.m.

Polish Polka Jamboree. p.m. Football. Buffalo Bills vs Boston. "The Father Justin Boasry Hour, debut.

Oldest religious network program presented in the Polish language. WNDR--6 p.m. lo Midnight. Jim O'Brien. p.m.

Meet the Waiter W. Heller, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors. p.m. Face the Nation. THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N.

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C. OBLIGATIONS Fill in word as. 37 38 40 41 TOTAL SCORE i The National Citizenship Test Here's the official test form for the citizenship test from 10 to 11 p.m. CBS to Telecast Citizenship Test Teusday over CBS-TV--Channel 9. National Citizenship Test," which will tackle questions of the rights and obligations of Americans against a backdrop of civi! disobedience and the current widespread con- roversy over government pol- cies will be telecast 10 to 11 p.m.

Tuesday oji CBS-TV, channel 5, ample, how the Congressmen score versus their wives. TO SPONSOR DANCE The sisters Of KE Delta soror-. ily wilt sponsor an open dance from p.m. to midnight today i Memorial Hall, DanfortK United Church, 1641 S. Salina with music by the Stran.

fiers. Admission of $1 will be" charged. The "Citizenship Test" i be similar in format to the re- ent popular "National Drivers Test." On the air, CBS News Correspondent Harry Reasoner will ask questions concerning "You and the Law," "You and Your jovernment," "You and Your Obligations," with ost situa- ions illustrated by means of scenes, and will hen provide the correct an- iwers. Three groups will actually participate in the broadcast by tak-i ng the test live Louis 1 high school students, Republican and Democratic a workers in Philadelphia, a U. S.

Congressmen and their' wives in Washington, Correspondent Mike Wallace vill present an analysis of their answers and also compare results With those of a national est sample taken prior to the iroadcast." Breakdowns on each group's answers will be made vatlable including, for ex- HEY KIDS- Becret Saturday Evening Television Slattery's People. (S) Jimmy Dean, with Arthur Godfrey freyland his Dixieland Band. News, Sehcrcr, MacNeil. Flipper Jackie Gleason. Shindig.

I Dream of Jeannlc. King Family. A salute to Veterans' Day, including "Battle Hymn of the TM Republic." Get (D Trials of O'Brien. Entertaining hour that thrives on its authentic Seventh Ave. dress business setting.

Lawrence Welk Matte, "The Desperate Hours" (1955). Here's Humphrey Bogart in the kind of role that made him fatuous, as -a. murderous-, escaped criminal holding innocents as hos- tages. With Fredric March, Martha Scott. The Loner.

(D Hollywood Palace Host Ray Bolger. BfgBands, Art Mooney. News, Weather, Sports. Movie, "The Slime People" (1963) science-fiction. News, Weather, Sports.

Movie, "Battle Cry" (1955). Van Heflin, Aldo Ray, Mona Freeman, Movie, "She Devil" (1957). Mari Blanchard, Albert Dekker. No Opera ior lane Morgan SUNDAY DAYTIME TV Sign On. This Is the Life.

Faith for Today Catholic Hour. (D Farm Report. Christopher Program 3) Film. Sen. Javits, Movie: "Abbott and Costcllo Meet Frankenstein" (1949).

"The Saint Takes Over" (1940). George Sanders, Wendy Sar- ric. Casper. Lamp Unto My Annie Oakley. Beany and Cecil.

11: (HMD Camera Three. 3D Bullwinkle Navy Log. Discovery '65. "The American Cowboy." Syracuse Bowling. State Trooper.

Movie: "The i Piper of Hamlin." Van Johnson, Claude Rains. Woody's Workshop. Fashions at Lunch- con. Pro Football: Redskins vs. Giants.

Issues and Answers. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay. Pro Football Bills vs.

Patriots. Hawaiian Eye. Roller Range Riders. Championship Bowling. Cartoon Fun Wisdom.

A visit With Dr. Paul White, heart speial- ist. (D Mister Ed. Porky Pig. Movie: Glory" "The a (1939).

Gary Andrea Leeds, David Nivcn. Amateur Hour. Thunderbird Bowling. Twentieth Ottary, "Duke ton Swings Through Japan." John Fmytto 6: SiMthers Bnften. Shindig.

Jazzman Louis Armstrong and his combo. Lasste Voyage (he Mbm the Set "Leviathan." A show the kids will not want to miss. The has a unique adversary--a gigantic, human, deep sea diver, Wan Diner My Favorite fltarflM Ed SnlllvM Conwditn Alan King, Opera star Anna Motto, Song-stylist Peggy Lee, Pianist Ginny Tin, Jazz pianist Peter Nero England's Harry SecomK The Mil BtaMetf Sunday Evening Television Elling- Boiiaiza (D Perry Ataon. Mason has his hands full in this complicated murder case about a corpse that comes back to life. "Warlock" (1939), Violence in a frontier town with Henry Fonda, Richard Widmark, Anthony Quirm, Dorothy Malone, Dolores Michaels and Regis Toomey.

10; Wiektest In fee Army i (D CmtfM Camera. WHt's My Line? News, Weather, Sports, Hams Tfcwrter, "The Talented By MARGARET MC MANUS Jane Morgan is a small pretty, blonde woman, who sings popular music, never to confused with J. P. Morgan, another small, pretty, blonde woman who sings popular music. Jane Morgan's mother, who was a pianist and had a classically trained voice, a all her life to be "an opera singer.

She wanted Jane to be an opera singer. Jane doesn't care for the opera, neither as singer nor listener. To this day she rarely goes. She gave up the Juilhard School or Music, to sing with a hand, and then went to Paris to be the star- act of a night club opening on the Champs She stayed there three years. It was a new gimmick, the American girl in Paris, singing American, songs in a French ciub.

Jane Morgan is very American. Her real name is Florence Currier. She was born in Boston and as a child, grew up in the neighborhood of Boston and Maine. She's a direct descendant of Nathaniel Currier, of Currier and Ivcs, Her grandfather was J. Frank Currier, whose pictures bang in the Lou COLOR SECRET SQUIRREL and MOROCCO ARE ASSIGNED TO GUARD A FOREIGN RULER Metropolitan.

A Charles Currier, vre and the great uncle, was a photographer of his day. Mbs Morgan, home from Paris these past 10 years, now appears in the best of the Amcri- supper clubs, carries on lie -American tradition of Las Vegas, and makes guest appearances on all the big American television shows. Her half- tour special, "The Morgan Show," was a distinct' success on Canada's CBS-TV. She will appear on the Dean Uartin show TV) where it's 18, all so (NTJC- casual Husband." "Riffraff" (1S35), Jean Harlow, Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney, Una Mcrkcl, Mwte, "The Fugitive Kind" Marlon Brando, Aftna Magnani. and unrehearsed, and such good, carefree fun, it's almost like not doing a show at all.

On )cc. IS, she will be a guest on he Bell Telephone Hour's show, and early In February, she will appear on ABC-TV's Hollywood Palace. This is the way she likes to work now, a limited amount of touring, with personal appearances in the right places, about one television appearance a month, and properly spaced recordings, She has both a new Jane Morgan Pretty and Blonde album and a new single about to came out. 'Tm not working as hard as I used to, but I'm making more money," she said, "Isn't that the way iit's supposed to be? I'm just not as ambitious as I was when I. was 20." Jane Morgan is a very nice woman.

There is little guile about her and she seems almost loo gentle for the racket she's in, yet the centrifugal force has to be there or she could never have survived this successfully against the drive of all the otber lady singers. In her duplex cooperative apartment here on West Hst this rainy, gray November day, Miss Morgan was preoccupied with a family conference with two older brothers, C- Bertram CPA, Currier, a who lives lawyer and in Hanover, and Robert Currier, who Kvcs on Jane's 40 acre farm, "Blueberry Hill." in Kennebank Port, Maine, They had driven down to ec her just for the day. A third brother, Stephen, an engineer, lives in Newton, Mass, and an older sister, Mrs. Olga McCaffrey, lives in Williams- vilfc, Vermont. The family ties are strong in New England, and Jane Morgan, singer from New York and Paris, is slill very much a Yankee from Maine.

As a child, she spent all her summers In Kemmsbunk Port and as a performer she appeared Ire- quently in the summer Playhouse there, which her brother, Robert, owned and ran until recently. He has now leased it to new producers, and he runs "Blueberry Hill," where Ihe Curriers rent rooms to summer visitors, have an antique shop, and sell Jane Morgan blueberries. Fortunately, Jane Morgan is deeply attached to Kennebunkjl Port, is interested in antiques and eats blueberries. She is the youngest of the five children, by many years, and as a child, she was always taking lessons from her older brothers and sisters. "My mother was a stage mother," she said, "no doubt that- She had studied at the New England Conservatory end the Sorbonne and she want- cd to be a concert singer.

She had us all doing something musical and artistic. My sister was a fine ballet dancer, so I look ballet lessons from Olga. I took acting lessons from Robert, and musical composition and violin lessons from ray father, and piano lessons from my mother. 1 was brought up on strong quartets. I'd go to sleep at night listening to my parents and their friend playing chamber music." Whether or not such an abundance of classical music drove Jane Morgan straight to her hit recordings of "Fascination," and "Love Makes the World -Go Round." and "The Day The Rains Came," is a moot point.

However, her early classical training and the gift of a lovely voice, have worked well for her. She can sing any kind of song from popular to semi-classical to light opera, and she wants very much to put this range to use in a Broadway musical. "Oh, I'd lore to open out of town in Boston," she saw. 'That would be fun for me. I'm never in any one place very long at a time, but Maine is still home, and Boston is near enough.

It woukl be a lot of fun to hav a hit show in Boston." Miss Morgan's father, tbe late Bertram Herbert Currier, for many years, was the first cellist with the Boston Symphony, and with the Boston Opera Comp- pany He also composed music and Miss Morgan said it is a major frustration la her that she POLLY UNDERDOG 1 10:30 IN COLOR UNDERDOG TO THE RESCUE WHEN SWEET GETS IN TROUBLE A. COLOR TOPCAT POSES AS OIL KING csmrol write music. II FIRST TIME ON TV! "MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY 5:15 P. JOHNSON WALTER PNEON Ci NAVY OFFICER RISKS HIS LIFE TO SAVE A ILINDIO PILOT TRYING TO LAND.