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Hollywood News- 12 Incfana Evening GaieUe, Local TV Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1962. Listings TV Tonight Elvis Presley Winner Of Another Platter Record By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) It should come as news to no one that Elvis Presley has another winning phonograph re- his "Return to Sender" has cord. But it should be noted that sold 600,000 copies in its first Presley mentor, Col. Tom Parker.

It is certain to win trie singer his 31st gold record, not counting albums, and may hit two million sales worldwide. This information also from Parker, who mieht well be promoted to general for his han "38 BJ 'McllALE'S NAVY' Thursday, 950 Emet Borgnme tton itiit tfie new comedy series at Lt. Cmdr. Quinfon McHale, chief of a small U.S. Navy detachment based in the Pacific in 1943.

Ernie brings realism to the role, drawing on his 10 years of service in the Nary. dling of the Presley fortunes. We've played It very says the oldtime medicine showman. "Other singers glut the market. We put out only four single releases a year, two albums.

iThat's all." What does Elvis have to say II dropped in for a chat on the set of "It Happened at the World's Fair." his latest (Urn for MGM. dent that "the people of Florida are prepared to stand with you in every way." Col. H. W. Tarkington, Florida civil defense director, alerted all county governments and civil de fense organizations to be ready for "possible emergency action." The Cuban Revolutionary Coun cil In Miami called for "immedi ate military action to destroy the Soviet war apparatus la Cuba.

Pan American Airways an nounced it planned to operate two flights dally between Miami and Havana, as It has done ever since Fidel Castro imposed stringent restrictions on travel between the two countries. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, which has two flights weekly, said It planned to continue service "as of now." Peggy Knudsen Divorces Mate LOS ANGELES (AP) Actress' Peggy Knudsen has divorced electrical contractor Francis S. Kell- strom. She won $500 monthly ali mony. Miss Knudsen, 33, said Monday that Kellstrom, 49, "was very rude, would constantly criticize me and would fly into an angry rage." They married In Honolulu last Feb.

12 and separated last July 2. (Read Gazette Classified Ads) 7: Chan, 4 (Drama) COMBAT "Any Second Now." Alex Davton plays a soldier who must face one more highly dangerous task. When a German time bomb lands In a church, trapping Gil Hanley (Rick Jason) in the wreckage, Davion. must deactivate both his nerves and the bomb. For Suspense Drama Fans.

Chan, 1 (Drama) THE LLOYD BRIDGES "The Testing Ground." Bridges heads a group of four astronauts who land on a desolate planet, only to discover a large cross carved out ol a solid hunk ol diamond. The men's reactions Paul Richards' religious fervor and Frank Aletler's greed provide the story. For Weird Drama Fans. Chan. 4 (Adventure) HAWAIIAN EYE A jealous husband wants to find the man his wife was with the afternoon she was killed in an accident.

A run in her stocking is the clue. A well-worn page in a telephone book sends Greg (Grant Williams) on a search for a "Roger But things are complicateed by the fact that Greg himself was once In love with the dead girl. For Suspense Fans. Chan. 11 (Adventure) EMPIRE "Long Past, Lone Remembered." Troubles Include: a five month drought, a sick Indian child and Connie's (Terry Moore) efforts get through to tbe impassive Indians, and a rich Okie (Tom Tully) who uses hearts and flowers routine to convince Lucia (Anne Seymour) t.

sell Mm the ranch. For Drama Fans, 10-11 Chan. 2, 10 (Variety) THE GARRY MOORE SHOW There are only. four men on tonight's show Garry, Durward Kirby, Steva Lawrence and Roy Castle. In a funny bit, they sit around on stools and talk about women.

They also advise Roy, who wanders if he should get married. Steve sings and plays an Eric Von Stroheim type Prussian officer in a skit. Garry and Durward plays a pair of actors trapped in a medical show. For Music And Comedy Fans. Chan.

11 (Special) HERE'S EDIE One of eight specials Edie Adams Is doing. This one was taped In New York, with two numbers actually taped en the streets. Guest Is Peter Falk. Duke Ellington and his Band are also around. For Edle's Fans.

Dany Kaye Plans 40 Video Shows HOLLYWOOD (AP) Comedian Danny Kaye will do 40 one-hour shows for the CBS television net-iwork next season. CBS President James Aubrey said Monday the series will mark Kaye's first venture into regular, television. Details of the contract were not announced. to TV-Radio News Show Notes Lost, Writer Worried By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) Cynthia Lindsay, assigned to writel the script for Princess Grace's forthcoming tour of Monaco, p.m. ABC-TV ebruary, is a nervous pas plane today.

She airaid of gence agency. CBS says, and will also show a few of the ingenious espionage devices used to pass on information. Daniel Schorr, the LBS nan on the scene, estimates there are as many as 16,000 trained spies and 150,000 informants in West Germany gathering: information estimated to cost the Communists some S12S-million a year. It seems pretty obvious that Ed die Fisher, after a long absence, is plunging back into show bust- ness in earnest. He is accepting guest-star appearances all over I the place ranging from the Ed Sullivan Show, where he sings, to the Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin snows where he talks although presumably sot much about Rome.

Recommended tonight: "Here's Edie," ABC. (EDT) Edie Adams, In the first of her short specials, aided by Peter Falk and Duke Ellington. 8:00 A.M. 4- tte 1ft Caat Raaiarat 8:15 AJVL Capt. ImitrM 0:80 A.M.

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Hobart Ryan. Togl Hear 11 Catioona May Be Old, But Doesn't Scare Easily CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP)-A. Cobb may be old but he doesn't scare essy. He told a would-be bank robber to Kt Monday and the robber did. Cobb, 72, sold the man came in, pulled what looked like a pistol and pushed a canvas bag towards him.

You can't do this." said Cobb, secretary-treasurer of the Antonio Savings Loan Co. "We are Inking your picture all over thu, place. Now R1 out." When the etmman hesitated. repeated. "I said eel null" The gunman Cobb had nut been kiddinc and police short ly arrested Robert T.

Belser, 49, a sleeping; car porter, who was charged with attempted robbery. Flashing Beacon Satellite Due CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) The Defense Department hopes lo launch a flashing beacon satellite Wednesday lo make more ac curate measurements of the earth. The shot had been scheduled to day but was delayed 24 hours because of technical piublems with the booster rocket. Florida Throbs With Activity MIAMI, Fla.

(AP) Florida- bristling with air bases and boast ing big naval operations at Key West, Jacksonville and Pensacola throbbed with activity today to back up President Kennedy's blockade or Cuba. At Key West, only 90 miles from Cuba, naval vessels had put sea and the county granted permission for an Army unit to bivouac In the local baseball park. A new control tower, previously unneeded at the Key West airport because only one commercial flight goes Into and out of the city! daily, was rushed to completion in less than two days. Boca Chica field at the naval air station la a separate operation. Soldiers seen earlier at Sugar- loaf Key, a few miles from the city, had disappeared, Medical and surgical supplies were reported to be stockpiled at the Navy base.

Telephone calls to Key West were delayed Monday night by "heavy traffic" but were going through early today. All naval vessels In the harbor at Mayport, near Jacksonville, had gone to sea. Unusual activity was reported at such big air bases as MacDill Field at Tampa, McCoy Air Forcel Base at Orlando and Homestead Air Force Base near Miami. The movement of troops and planes was clothed in strict secrecy. No security measures other than the usual tight arrangements were in effect at Cape Canaveral, the ibig missile test center 350 miles north of Key West, but let planes were at Patrick Air Force Base, a few miles from the cape.

Florida's National Guard and civil defense units were placed on an alert status. 'There will be no calling out the National Guard," said Gov. Farrls Bryant. "We anticipate no trouble. We want to be ready if anything should occur.

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The rising post-war living standard made it possible for former used car buyers to move into the new car class. This process has been greatly speeded up in rei-nt years by low-pricid com pacta. The miinufiiclurrr's production race of the late fifties resulted in extended credit terms that opened the new car mar kel to fctill greater numbers of buyers. For all rhc-he reasons, plus the fart that modern curs have been built to last longer, the values offered turiay on the used car m.nkel an: the great est in history. They represent the THUK MAHKKT VAUJK of the cars at in ninny rases, a fraction nf their new car price But one word of caution: Unless you are an expert mechanic, appraiser and market expert, you cim still make a bad mistake.

Your only sufe- guard is a reputable dealer who is both and who wishes to keep yiiUi repeat business B. H. Fleming Huick, Inc 07 Ota flt three weeks, according to the "Yeah, I heard that 'Return to Sender' had the biggest advance sale of any record," he said. But I don't pay much attention to those matters. 1 hist do the numbers and hope somebody likes em." He doesn't even listen to them afterward.

This came up when I asked him if his singing style had changed in his six years in the blgtime. "I don't think so," he remarked. 'I wouldn't change the way I sing, other than to break up the fast tunes with a ballad now and then. 'I don't really listen to my old numbers, anyway. Once a record Is released I forget It After I've recorded It, I listen to it over and over again to see if there's anything 1 can improve.

But when I ve okayed It, I don't want to hear it any more. "There are only three or four records of mine that I really care about Back home (Memphis) I've got a Juke box that was given me for Christmas. There's only one of my records on it 'Return to And that's only be cause it's got a pretty good beat for the kids to dance to." Elvis will finish the movie in couple of weeks and will ba heading back to Memphis in his house-bus that takes him everywhere. Except for a couple of benefits. Elvis hasn't been out to meet the public In the last year or two.

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4JJ Lmm WHAT QUALITY! WHAT PRICE! It's The New 1962 ROUND SQUARE DANCING Saturday, Oct. 27 DEEP VALLEY BOYS Peck Fairman, Caller MEADOWBROOK I Miles N. ot Indiana on Haute 11 A SURE CURE FOR THE BLUEsf IS A NIGHT OUT AT THE MOVIES! wrucn will De a special in senger in a ruviera-Douna jet arrest. Mrs, Lindsay was in Mexico re cently doing research and gather ing material for her television writing chores. Somehow and somewhere there she tost one of her notebooks.

It was the one in which she had scribbled some memoranda to herself, as follows: 1. Tunnel under the palace? 2. Shoot Princess Grace In front of mirror? "3. What should we do about the throne?" She knows the Hems relate in. nocently to whether the program should show the under palace tunnel, to some camera shots of the princess before a mirror and how to show the throne of the tiny principality without anyone physically sitting on it.

"But will the Monagasque who found the notebook know it?" she asked worriedly. "Or will he think it's an assassination plot and have the authorities waiting to pick me up at the border?" CBS' answer to NBC's forth coming news special about a Ber lin escape tunnel will be the Nov. 4 edition of Its "Twentieth Cen tury," It's called "Cermany, Red Spy Target," and will show "remarka ble films of actual contacts be tween Red agents and known spy suspects." The films were made by a West German counter-intelli Angle Sgro's ALEXANDER (The Hotel With The 11 Is Band Sound) PRESENTS Every lues. Sat. IN I'KRSON LEE ANGELO ft hi famous orchestra NO COVKR CHARGE Coming Mon.

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