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(-akWa The Boston Globe Wednesday, December 12. 1D62 32 Music-Edacatlon WGHT WATCH By Percy Sham Todav on TV High Spots pHlSK MORGAN SHOW: doctor, try to discover th. undr-. Thompson present "Fashions iny lyt cause: 10 4). 11:0 Evening at Symphony.

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1 Without Drums or Trumpets. 2:0 Jussi Bjoerling. tenor. The Barooue Ensemble. 3 :06 Symphonic Matinee.

Afternoon Pops. Panorama. 4 S0 Business Kerns Final. 6:35 In and About The Square. :00 Janet Baker-Carr Presents.

$:00 Variations on a Theme with John Thornton. Concert Hall. 10:00 Evening Serenade. 10 30 Folksongs. 11:00 Recital Hall.

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Bill Cavness ready "In-laws and Oultlaws" by C. North-cote Parkinson. 2:00 ERN Press Conference. 2:30 Genes: Final Determinant or Contributing Factor? UN General Assembly. 5:00 Kaleidoscope.

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8:00 This is the Blues. 9:00 Master works. 12:00 Jazz at Midnight 1630 Peasants In Iran Become Land Owners TEHRAN (AP) The Shah of Iran Tuesday gave land ownership papers to 1630 peas- ants in Meshad, the northeastern part of the country, known as the "fortress of feudalism." At the same time, the Shah announced huge shrine estates in the area will be rented to peasants instead of broken up under the governments land reform program. The compromise move was taken to meet some of the objections of the Mullahs (religious leaders) who have been the leading opponents of land reform, particularly in regard to the shrine estates. An estimated 35,000 Iran ian peasants have been given land so far under the govern ment's program.

The pity of it is that thisi could have been so much more, if it had treated the dilemma of; a democracy weakened by its own laws protecting the individual with the dignity and thoughtfulness it deserved. It cannot be denied that this courtroom spectacle packed a punch in many of its scenes, which were forcefully enacted by what must be considered the cast of the year. But its sensationalism seemed to be dragged in mainly for shock value. The savage ripping of a woman's decency by her own brother after her confession of an adulterous relationship was distasteful as it blurted forth from the screen. The reputations of a young boy and an old man were destroyed along the way, too needlessly.

It all boiled down a question or word connotation. The de fendant, a zealous patriot with worthy war service, had not "murdered" the atomic traitor who was going back to East Germany, mayhap to help the Reds; he had "executed" him. You certainly cannot fault the cast for the failure of the script There were stars galore and without exception they gave it their all. Dick Powell (who unfortunately is withdrawing from his own series because of illness and will be seen only a few times more) put power into his implacable prosecution of a case he did not like. Dina Merrill was forthright an his sister.

Robert Webber was stern as the self-appointed protector of his country. Ed Begley was vigorous as his counsel. Charlie Ruggles, James Mac Arthur and Robert Keith were vivid in cameo roles on the stand. But the fury was all on the surface. Lloyd Bridges Show, Ch- You had your choice of wars in the early viewing hours a Civil War fragment on the "Lloyd Bridges an incident torn from World War II on "Combat." Each had merits and drawbacks peculiar to its own format.

The former, with a fast MANCHESTER (N.H. ch. 9 STA WMUR 2 Modern Algebra. 4 Death Valley Days. 5-12 Walter Cronkite.

7 Everglades. 9 Santa's Workshop. 10 Shannon, George Nader. 7:15 5-12 News, weather. 7:30 2 House We Live In.

4-10 The Virginian. P.M. CBS REPORTS "109 Days to Venus" Pfporti tht U.S. spin nhiele Mariner II, in tt past by Vtnas within thi Muck. 5 7-9-12 Wagon Train.

8:00 2 I've Been Reading. 8:30 2 Court of Reason. 5 Dobie Gillis. 7-9 Going My Way. 12 Movie, "Korean Patrol," Richard Emery.

9:00 4-10 Perry Como Show. 5 Beverly Hillbillies. 9:30 2 President's Press Conference. 5 Dick Van Dyke. 7-9 Our Man Higgins.

12 Third- Man. 10:00 2 World at 10. 4-The Eleventh Hour. 5-12 Steel Hour. 5 U.S.

STEEL HOUR JAMES WH1TMORE in "Big Day For A Scrambler" City. 10:30 2 Turn of the Cen tury. 11:00 4-5-7-9-10-12 News. 11:15 4 Steve Allen Show. 7 Late Show.

.9 "The Long Dark Hall," Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer. 10 Tonight Show. 5 Don Gillis, sports. 12 "Night Ambush," David Oxley, Dirk Bogarde. 5 Tonight Show.

4 World News. A Highway Patrol. 11:20 11:30 12:45 1:00 Disabled Veteran Beaten, Robbed CARVER Lafayette Brad. ford, 71, of Main st, found beaten and unconscious in his cabin Monday morning, remained in critical condition Tuesday night at Jordan Hospital, Plymouth. He was the apparent victim of a robber.

His brother Joseph, also of Carver, told police that last week he had between $300- 400 and checks on his person. When a nearby sawmill op erator discovered him, he had 32 cents in his pockets. Bradford is a pensioned dis abled veteran who lives Ann WiUumi-Heller show, how to C-irrounze meals with potato chips. Friday: Marcia Moore returns to tell more about the relaxing qual- itiet of 9 30 a.m. (T).

lOLLTWOOD PLAYHOUSE: "The Song Parade" John Carroll. Mane McDonald. Story of young crooner and light-hearted gambler. In debt, who exchange places for 1 a while; 12:45 4 FEESIDEXT KENNEDY'S news conference. 4 p.m.

(4. 7. 10; 6:30 (5); 8:30 (2. CHILDREN'S THEATER: Scenes from Dickens' "A Christmas 4:30 4. BOSTON MOVIE TIME: "The Perfect Marriage" (1947), Loretta Young.

David Niven. After 10 years of 1 domestic bliss and happiness, a couple begin quarreling over petty things; 5 (4). DEATH VALLEY DAYS: "Suiie." Army medical Captain Walter Reed (Jeffrey Hunter) and his wife, Em-Hie (Aneta Corsaut) brave the wrath of Apaches to furnish a home for a half-breed child, Suzie (Le- nice Heywood; 7 4). THE VIRGINIAN: "50 Days to Moose Jaw." A runaway farm boy (Brandon de Wilde) tries to pattens his life after a veteran cowhand (James Gregory; 7:30 (4). CBS REPORTS: "109 Days to Venus." Report on Mariner 2's space journey to within 21.000 miles of the planet Venus.

Dr. Edward Teller among the speakers: 7:30 (5). WAGON TRAIN: "The Orly French Story," starring Peter Fonda. Story of a young desperado (Fonda) who falls prisoner to a gentle, bible- quoting lawman: 7:30 (7). GOING MY WAY: "Keep an Eye on Santa Claus." Trusting FT.

Fitz lands a job as a department store Santa for an ex-convict who claims he has reformed. James Dunn, Frank McHugh, guest stars. 8:30 (7). PERRY COMO SHOW, in black-and-white. Show taped at Guantanamo Bay at the U.S.

Naval Base. Guests: Dorothy Collins, singer; Jean Carroll, comedienne; Senor Wences, ventriloauist; 9 (4). BEVERLY HILLBILLIES: Sonny Drysdale jilts Elly May and the Clampetts load their shootin' irons for a real mountain-style feud; 8 (5). DICK VAN DYKE SHOW: According to Jerry Helper's amateur psychoanalysis, Rob's sneezing attacks are an outlet for suppressed feelings of hostility toward his devoted wife; 9:30 (5). OUR MAN HIGGINS: "Golf Partner." Higgins makes such a hit as a golfer with a prospective client of Duncan's, he all but kills a business deal; 9:30 (7).

THE ELEVENTH HOUR: Inger Stevens, Robert Vaughn in a drama about a young mother who suffers post partum psychosis, and the DESIGN IN BOSTON'S Decade of Development EDWARD LOGUE Boston's Urban Renewal Chief HUGH STUBBINS Cambridge Architect and a panel of experts BOSTON COLLEGE CITIZENS' SEMINAR The ULTIMATE in Compact TV Performance! Soft-Glo Channel Window 9 i 1WGBH-TY Ull thM features! j. 'trtf HY "AMA: "Bi a Scrambler." starring James Whit- more. Story of an aging golf pro who makes one final effort to get into the big money; 10 (5). NAKED CITT; "King Stanislaus and the Knights of the Round Stable." John Larch and Jack Klugrnan. boyhood friends, feel there's some bad blood between them and lock themselves in a meat warehouse to thrash it out; 10 (7).

STEVE ALLEN SHOW: Lou Monte and Jennie Smith in songs. Steve mounts a helium balloon above a street In Hollywood, for laughs; LATE SHOW: "The Naked Street" (1954). Farley Granger. Anthony Ouinn, Anne Bancroft. A crime reporter exposes a racketeer.

"Scared." Ernest Trues, Una Mer- kel. Edward Arnold. An eloping pair, making a telephone call at a lonely roadside house, find themselves among gangsters; 11:15 (7). Todav on Radio OPERA CONCERT: Excerpts from Rossini's "The Barber of Seville." Maria Callas among the soloists; Fhilharmonia Orchestra. Chorus; WXHR-FM, 10 a m.

f.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, live cov- erage from New York. WGBH-FM, 10:30. COPLEY THEATER: "Curtain Call," featured on Louise Morgan-Gus Saunders Show. WNAC, 12:15.

R. SARGENT SHR1VER. Director of Peace Corps, questioned by newsmen on the Peace Corps program In Latin America: WGBH-FM, 2. JUSSI BJOERLING, tenor, in Swed- ish songs and ballads on Art of Song broadcast; WXHR-FM, 2. LOUIS LYONS, WGBH newsman: "News Management by the Gov't Yes or No?" WEEI, 2:15.

U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, live coverage from New York; WGBH-FM, 3. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S news con-conference. WBZ, WEEI, 4 p.m. (WEZE, 9:05 p.m.; WHDH, 11:15 p.m.).

KALEIDOSCOPE: Joseph R. Julin, "Law in the report from the U.N.; Nichols and May, comic sketch; comments on "Teaching WGBH-FM, 5 and 11. FUTURE OF THE METROPOLITAN Press. Guests: Murray Weiss, Columbia John Luter, N.Y. Herald-Tribune: Robert Baram, manager, N.E.

Weekly Press William Dickinson, managing editor, Philadelphia Bulletin; Joseph Paul, asst. managing editor, Washington Post. Moderator Dr. Charles Lee, Univ. of WGBH-FM, 7.

VIETNAM: THE SECRET WAR. Ha- mish Sinclair, broadcast journalist, gives the reasons behind the divi sion of Vietnam; WGBH-FM, 8. N. E. CONSERVATORY Concert, Jor dan Hall.

Two Sonatas for Trom bone, Dean Warner, soloist; Sonata for Oboe, Ira Deutsch; Sonata for Clarinet, Arne Running. Newton Wayland, pianist: WGBH-FM, 8:30. COLLEGE HOCKEY: B.C. vs. Brown, at McHugh Forum.

Fred Cusick, play-by-play; WEEI, 8:15. PABLO CASALS, cellist; Jacques Thibaud, violinist, play Brahms' Double Concerto in A minor, during Concert Hall program; WCRB, 9. VICTOR BORGE Music Theater. Musical interpretations of literary clas sics. WBCN-FM, 9:05.

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5 News, Dateline, 7 Evening Report. Gene Autry. 12 Beany and Cecil. 4:55 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 NEW! ph i Leo Lots of Symphony, but Ad: Urgent, Will Repay; MIT Boy Needs Funds 'GLOBE RATING Very Good 1 Good Fair Poor i 30 minutes to tell its story, had to speed up all the elementseven an unlikely love-at-second-sight between a Yankee officer and a gracious southern hostess. But by cutting to the heart of its plot with no nonsense or folderol it managed a dramatic tautness that noly only POWELL BRIDGES stirred the emotions but provided a telling illustration of the senselessness of war.

"Combat," with a roomy 60-minute edifice to romp in, and even less of a story to tell, could play around with real ism, impart more suspense, and give a better feeling of the texture of war. Because of thei'" overlapping time slots, I watched each for a half-hour and tried to get the essence of both. The Bridges tale, titled "Gentlemen in Blue," related the story of the death of a chivalrous northern captain who fought with such elan that to this day his body is buried at the gate of the mansion where he fell. Bridges, as usual, was splendid in his portrayal. He had his own son, 12-year-old Jeff, playing with him, and the lad was surprisingly effective as the boy who alerts a bunch of Johnny Rebs, thus setting up the last battle of the war (fought one day after the surrender was signed).

what further help it could give," Mrs. Ladish said. Her son was awarded a state scholarship to attend Providence College, but lost it when he decided to switch to M.I.T. Joe, who aspires to be a physicist, made the dean's list at M.I.T. in his freshman year.

The institute has given him a $900 grant and an $800 loan. Joe helped by being a hu man guinea pig in the college laboratory, but the pay was small. Last Summer he worked in a Lonsdale, R.I. plant and hopes to work there during Christmas vacation. He works at school cleaning up the labs.

"His school bills are paid except for the last two months of this semester and all of next," Joe's mother said. Joe's father, a bartender, recently got home from the hospital where he was operated on for a ruptured appendix. The Ladishes have two other children a 22-year-old married son and a 14-year-old daughter. come a zone point for an additional 10-cent fare. The Freeport Mills st.

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BRIDGE IN RHYME GONE The London Bridge of the rhymo was demolishei: a century ago. iSLv Ll iie lust ui wau -uuu Th constantly LTilVLWPUC1lTuesda? night at the Alexan- CHECK OUR LOW PRICE! EASY TERMS! The first completely new concept in Compact TV styling new elegance and luxurious styling that matches any decor. wallet was returned. State Police and Carver Chief Raymond E. Parent theorized that Bradford's assailant got his lead from that event.

Bradford has a skull fracture and cuts and bruises on face, head and body. Island-Return Advance Party Wipes Out Dogs CAFJS TOWN, South Africa der S. Ladish home in Central Falls, R.I. The callers were sympathetic. But that didn't solve the big problem facing the family.

On Sunday and Monday Mrs. Ladish ran an ad for financial aid in the classified section of a Providence newspaper. The Ladish' 19-year-old son, Joseph S. Ladish, a sophomore at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, may have to leave college unless the family finds the money to help him to continue. Mrs T.nHisVi's npursnnnpr nil o-" footnote "Will Rpnav" "I couldn't think of any other way out," Mrs.

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