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TV LOG DAILY FACTS, Redlands, Calif, TUESDAY OCTOBER 23 EVENING 6:00 QJB GD EB Mews (3 Hews Ukers Basketball Lakers vs. Houston Rockets. (6) Courtship ol Eddie's Fathei The Lucy Show (D The Flintstones fQ Star Trek Simplemente Maria Hodgepodge Lodge Three Stooges 6:30 (V7i Hogan's Heroes Movie: (C) (90) "After the Fox" (com) '66 Peter Sellers, Britt Ek land, Victor Mature. Dick Van Dyke Merv Griffin Show Andy Griffith Human Relations and Discipline Kg Living Easy 2D Usted la Policia CD Desert Theatre QjJ Little Rascals 7:000 (DOSB News Movie: (C) (2hr) "Thunder Bay" (dra) Stewart, Joannel Dru. (D Safari to Adventure What's My Line? I Love Lucy Mod Squad (3) I Dream ol Jeannie Esmeralda (p Dragnet 03 Feast ol Language ffi GD Hee Haw KB Mi Primer Amor 3D Cali Club del Hogar ffi Speed Racer 7:30 0 Treasure Hunt (g) Hogan's Heroes Hollywood Squares Duty's Trail I Concentration I Bewitched To Tell the Truth Let's Make a Deal Citywatchers Stand Up and Cheer Comedy The Ghoul Gang 8:00 Maude When takes a part-time job selling real es tate she discovers she may have Xd choose between her real estate license and her marriage) license.

SlffiChase "The Scene Steelers" Reel plots become real plots when the Chase unit pursues thieves who use unreleased movie scripts to plot robberies. CD Movie Special: (C) (2hr) "The President's Plane Is Missing" (dra) Ebsen, Peter Graves, Arthur Kennedy, Raymond Massey, Mercedes McCambridge, Rip Torn. A star-studded cast is featured in this suspenseful drama about the sudden disappearance of the President of the United States at a critical point in world history. i Million Movie: (2hr) "Love Tuesday, October 10 ABC-TV offers Walt Disney salute Senate may outlaw hobby forgeries By KICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) this year is the 50th anniversary of Police Story the Walt Disney organization, "The Ten Year Honeymoon" A ter- and it's surprising to me that minally ill policeman unnecessarily network television has not places his life in danger. Claude preS ented one of those extra- (star blockbuster documen- taries on the subject.

)fcB Marcus Welbj M.D. 4 "ends in High Places" A lie about For rt rs a fact that few a starring role by a bit-actor son to organizations have had as cheer his dying father backfires and much real impact on values the father loses the will to live, and attitudes in this country as Frank Langella and Jack Kruschen ko SD Muchacha Italiana CD Festival Meikano Akins and Paul Burke star. Night Gallery JHews guest. QfDfEH 10:15 Hews 10:30 Twilight Zone Community Feedback IB Bill Cosby ffiWdasen Conflicto SB Chespirfto 11:00 I Twilight Zone Perry Mason the Disney empire and its founding genius, the one and only Walt. At any rate, one of video's attempts to do justice to the Disney half century comes up this Thursday as a 90-minute entry on ABC-TV's late-night "Wide World of Entertainment" series.

The broadcast is entitled "Walt Golden Anniversary Salute," and there is some plain common sense in the (C) "Toy Tiger" (com) following words spoken by host- Chandler, Laraine Day. ID To Tell the Truth IB Get Smart 52) (E The Medic Alfred Hitchcock Presents Trails West narrator Dean Jones at the end of the program: "I wonder how many of us realize how much Walt Disney has influenced our lives, our CBS We Movie: concepts of right and wrong, of "Saddle the Wind" (wes) good and evil, our lyrical vision ert Taylor, Julie London. of romance and our unshakable 8 HI SB Johnny Carson belief in happy endings." wlite to According to ABC-TV, the Madeleme program review Disney ac 0(S)S )CBWide World of En- complishments, and Jeff tertainment "Honeymoon Suite" Harris, who coproduced the Part V. A comedy look at the saucy broadcast with Bernie Kukoff, goings-on in the bridal suite of a says: "Disney's art, his con- plush hotel. Morey Amsterdam Rose cepts and attitudes have Mane, Richard Deacon, Fannie nrpvalpnt that we Flagg and Herb Edelman star.

oecorne so prevalent mat we Alfred Hitchcock Presents don 1 often sto and tmnk that Movie: "The Ring" (dra) he is influencing us." Gerald Mohr, Rita Moreno. The network says Kukoff and 12:00 One Step Beyond Ha ris niz1 their IB Movie: "Chad Henna" (dra) '40 material under the headings of Fonda, Linda Darnell. News Tomorrow 1:30 News Highway Patrol All-Night Show: "Cairo Road," "The "Below Zero" 1:45 Movie: (C) Broadway" (mus) nor, Scott Brady. Bloodhounds of Gay- Palestinians to continue for homeland Rare Spanish eagle to be flown home Duke. 00 Black Performers SD El Edificio de Enfrente Q3 Comedy S3 Roller Games 8:15 Movie: (2hr) "Kona Coast" (dra) Boone, Vera Miles.

released and flew from the car's window. Agents of the state Fish and Game Department halted the chase and rescued Vie. Since then, the bird has been kept at secret locations 8:300 Hawaii Rve-0 "Tricks because of anonymous Are Not Treats" The assassination of telephone threats against her. a Honolulu flesh peddler threatens Butrof icia i sav thev are at a all out war between two competing BUl lclals say tney are at a vice empires and brings McGarrett toss at reasons for the threats- into action to avert gang-style war- or why Vie was birdnaped. fare.

Rescheduled from last week. 8 1 Mere Griffin Show 3 Novela 9:00 SB Tne Magician "Illusion in Terror" When Joanna, his love interest, reportedly is killed after being struck by a car, Tony Blake, the magician, sets out to prove the report false. Brenda Benet, Cameron Mitchell and Macdonald Carey guest. BEIRUT (UPI) Palestinians, the original victims of 3:100 Movie: "Blind Spot" (dra) '58 the first Arab-Israeli war 25 MacKenzie, Anne Sharp. years ag0 warne( to day they would keep on fighting despite any Middle East cease-fire.

There are between 800,000 to one million Palestinian refugees living in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. About 20,000 of them are armed and' their opposition could threaten both Monday's U.N.-imposed fire and any permanent settlement that may grow out of it. The executive committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the parent body of all Palestinain guerrilla groups, today declared the resistance movement "does not consider itself party to the United Nations decision on a cease-fire and is therefore determined to continue the armed popular struggle against the Zionist entity." SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A rare Spanish imperial eagle, mysteriously kidnaped from a bird preserve in Spain, will be With the Proper Stranger" (dra) '64 re i rne to Wood, Steve McQueen. The 12-pound, two-foot high 0) That Girl bird named Vie, one of only 100 (0 The Untouchables (2hr) "Scar- of its species, was captured by face Mob" An account of how Scar- a agents who thought they face Al Capone's grip on the city of th Chicago was broken by a picked squad of Treasury Agents. llle al hawk ear Ha La Senora Joven ward several months ago.

58 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Journey to the Agents said they were pursu- Unknown" Miles, Patty a car when Vie was Jumble Now You Know By United Press International The earliest record of shorthand dates from 63 B.C., when Marcus Tullius Tiro developed a shorthand system to record the speeches of Cicero, Seneca and others in the Roman Senate. Answer to Previous Puzzle music, Disney the man, fear, animation, merchandising, special effects, true life adventures and slapstick." ABC-TV says the Disney story "is unfolded by people who knew him and worked for him. In addition, portions of his films, which brought him to the top of his field in animation, music, comedy and in the development and use of new cinematic techniques, will be shown." Those interviewed in the broadcast include the president of Disney Productions Card Walker; Julie Andrews; Fred McMurray; Buddy Ebsen; producer-director Woolie Reitherman; producer Bill Walsh; and Annette Funicello. Jones, the host, has been a headliner in a number of Disney films. For some televiewers, it might seem a bit odd that a program about the Disney achievements is airing so late at night.

And that's a legitimate point. But anyone who has ever been to Disneyland has probably noticed the remarkable number of adult visitors. Day in and day out, this simple fact is continuing proof of the unceasing Disney influence. An adaptation of Robert Serling's novel, "The President's Plane is Missing" airs as a two-hour presentation on ABC-TV It deals with the disappearance of an American president at a critical point in history, and the cast includes Buddy Ebsen, Peter Graves, Arthur Kennedy, Raymond Massey, Mercedes McCambridge, Rip Torn, Tod Andrews and Joseph Campanella. The Almanac By United Press International Today is Tuesday, Oct.

23, the 296th day of 1973 with 69 to follow. The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning stars are Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio.

French actress Sarah Bernhardt was born Oct. 23, 1845. On this day in history: In 1915, an estimated 2,500 women marched in New York City demanding the right to vote throughout the United States. In 1942, the British 8th Army launched an offensive at El Alamein, Egypt, starting a campaign that was to sweep the Axis forces out of North Africa. In 1947, the state of Maine was declared a disaster area as forest fires caused damage estimated at $30 million.

In 1955, Ngo Dinh Diem was chosen to take over the South Vietnamese government in the country's first free election. He later was assassinated. A thought for the day: American writer Carl Sandburg said, "Time is a sandpile we run our fingers through." The Bold Ones (10) The Kopykats Raymond Burr hosts. 03 Carmina 03 Lightnin' Hopkins Concert El Show de Walter Mercado 9:30 Hawkins "Die, Darling, Die" Hawkins is asked to defend a young woman in the face of overwhelming her own she withheld vital medication from her hopelessly-ill husband. Julie Harris guests.

ACROSS 1 Baked 7 Capital of 49th state 13 Pollution of a sort 14 Makes vigilant 15 Carrier 49 Letter 52 Gratify 55 Horsemen 57 Calculating instrument 58 Eye medication var.) NEW MANAGEMENT REDLANDS TBEATBE Ryan O'Neil in "PAPER Plus Ruth Gordon in "HAROLD MAUDE" (PG) Daily hours: "Paper 7 10 p.m.; 1 :55 Sai ft 2, 5:30, 1 3:40, 10. 17 Viper 18 Separate column 20 Fruit 21 Declares 24 Heathen deity 27 Female rabbit 28 Chinese dynasty 31 Covet 34 Launch dock 36 Missive 37 Evades 38 Bitter vetch 39 Winglike part 41 Salamander 42 In attendance 45 Vend 48 Past 60 Bridge holding DOWN 1 Spinal cord matter (anat.i 2 Falsehoods 3 Nipa palm 4 Steamer (ab. I 5 Turns over 6Tapestrv 7 Clatter 8 The gums (comb, form) 9 Certain tides 10 Gaelic 11 Sweetsop 12 Eurasian nation lab. I 19 Masculine nickname 21 Dismounted 22 European capital 23 River duck 24 Unoccupied 25 Forest creature 26 Hops' kilns (var.) 28 Conceal 29 Afresh 30 American cartoonist 32 Hindmost 33 Mystery writers first name 35 Pigeon 40 King of Judah (Bib. I 42 Locality 43 Heron 44 Din 45 Health resorts 46 European river 47 Shakespearean king 49 Girl's name 50 Boy's name 51 Domestic slave 53 Celestial body 54 Compass point 56 Low haunt 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 r- I 24 25 26 I 27 28 29 30 31 32 33TH 35 36 37 38 40 HI 42 43 44 45 46 47 I 49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60 23 Legal counterfeiting has plagued the hobby industry for years.

Collectors items with any market value at all could be reproduced and sold as originals without fear of reprisal because there were no laws against it The older or rarer the article the easier it was to reproduce and, in many cases, the "legal copy" was so well made, it was impossible to distinguish from the original. Some copies have even been known to command a much higher price than the original although its authenticity was in doubt at the time of purchase. HulLT CUPS byMort Reed Whether or not it will ever be possible to completely eradicate this practice is questionalbe, but with the passing of Senate Bill S-1880 Congress will have taken a giant step in that direction. Unfortunately, it covers only two categories out of the thousands in the hobby industry: numismatic items coins, tokens, medals, wooden and paper money, script, legal documents and political items such as campaign material, political buttons and souvenirs. The new bill will make it mandatory that all reproduc- tins be clearly labeled as to date of production.

Regarding coins, the bill specifies that the manufacture in the United States, or importation of any imitation numismatic item which is not plainly and permanently marked "COPY," is unlawful and is an unfair or deceptive act (under) the Federal Trade Commission Act." Enforcement of the law is left to the Federal Trade Commission. The legislators' intentions are good, but about all this bill will do is drive the manu- Losing 20 pounds for surgery By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB A deteriorating hip socket makes walking painful, and I have been advised to keep off it. No replacement is recommended until 20 pounds are lost.

This I've been unable to accomplish possibly because of this inactivity. Will you tell me please, in calories, how little I can eat safely? I'm in good health generally speaking, 77 years old, no hearing difficulty, thread a needle without glasses and sleep well. I'm five-foot nine and weight 180 pounds. To prevent becoming incapacitated (am now on a walker) and a care to the family, the replacement seems necessary, so the weight loss must be made, should be, of course, anyway. I will deeply appreciate your advice.

DEAR READER You do have a problem. It is difficult enough to lose weight on a the diet. It will take five months for you to lose your 20 pounds. Exercise helps some, but an average 150 pound person only uses an additional 60 calories in walking a mile. So, it is a slow process.

Nevertheless, if you can figure out a way to exercise while you are dieting it will help, and you will be in better shape for surgery when the time comes. I don't know if you can swim or not, or if pools are available to you. Exercise in water is a good way to help people who can't walk. Swimming uses a lot of calories. is Burglar trouble LOS ANGELES (UPI) -It's not every family that has their home burglarized and comes out ahead.

A repentant thief stole three coats from a Bel-Air area home but "felt so bad about the whole thing" that he returned the coats, wrote the victims an apologetic note and left them $50 for all the trouble. James Lipow, 18, Culver City, then turned himself into police, who booked him on suspicion of burglary. Even if you can't swim, some exercises in a pool will help. If there is a physiotherapy or physical medicine section in any of your nearby hospitals they could help you with such a program. I don't know how limited you are, but if your doctor thinks you can sit on a stationary bicycle you can bicycle at home and help to exer- sensible diet when you can be active.

Also, any diet you use should be such as to keep your health in good shape for surgery. Specifically, I don't think anyone should be on less than a 1200-calorie diet, except under very careful medical supervision. At that level, if you-are careful, you can get enough vitamins and minerals. You might be well off to take a daily vitamin tablet anyway if you restrict your diet to that level. Then you will need to concern yourself with mostly the protein and mineral problems.

You should include in your diet a quart of fortified skim milk a day to give you enough calcium, and it will also help out your protein intake. If you are inactive you very likely don't use much more than 1800 calories a day. That means on 1200 calories a day you will be losing only 600 calories daily or just about the number of calories in one pound of fat for each week of cise this way. What is left is a lot of less effective exercises using the arms and upper body. If you can develop the strength to do these for a relatively long period of time, they will help to burn calories.

Many thin people are thin not because they eat less, but because they are never still making continuous small movements, and this adds up over the day. If your doctor wants you to lose 20 pounds before surgery, I'm sure he will help you get to people who can help you with your diet and an activity program suitable for you. CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL In conjunction with the 45th anniversary of the building of the Redlands Theatre building at 125 Cajon street, the present management has arranged to present four classic films from the mid To start Wednesday and continuing through Saturday is the Marx Bros, in "Cocoanuts" and "Monkey Beginning Sunday and continuing through Tuesday will be W. C. Fields in "You Can't Cheat an Honest Man" with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.

The second feature will be Fields and Mae West in "My Little Weeknights the box office will open at 6:30 and Saturday and Sunday the hour is 1:30 p.m. facturers of such material underground for the next few years. The only way the American lobbyist can hope to win is through is own diligence. The law is there and the penalties are there. All we have to do is see to it that every questionable case is brought to the attention of the Federal Trade Commission.

PARAMOUNT AVERAGES October 15,1973 Silver Coins 1873 1892 1917- T-I" 1875-Trade 1899 1921-Peace Total V4 Dime U. 1 Dime U. 25c U. 25c U. $1 U.

$1 u. $1 u. U. 110.00 65.00 220.00 155.00 290.00 40.00 90.00 30.00 $1000.00 City Mint; T-I" Type 1: Oregon Trail Commemorative Half Dollar. CARSON CITY DOLLARS All orders for the Carson City Dollar Sales being conducted by the General Services Administration must be postmarked no later than October 31, 1973.

Orders received after that date will be returned to the sender. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Editor's Note: Redlands Coin Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the Provident Federal Savings and Loan Association on Citrus avenue at Sixth street. The meetings are open to juniors as well as adults who are interested in coin collecting. Saigon reports many killed since cease fire SAIGON (UPI) -Communist cease-fire violations hit their highest point in six weeks today and the military command reported 48,151 Vietnamese, including more than 10,000 government soldiers, have been killed since the Jan.

28 truce. The command said the Communists violated the ceasefire 124 times in the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today, the most since 126 were reported Sept. 7. A command spokesman said the worst fighting was in Dinh Tuong Province stradling Highway 4, the '-rice road" from Saigon to the Mekong Delta.

Government troops, ordered by President Nguyen Van Thieu to "consider every grain of rice as a bullet," skirmished at 14 different places in Dinh Tuong Province Monday and early today, the command said. A command spokesman reported 11 Communists and 16 government troops killed in the fighting, with 14 other South Vietnamese soldiers wounded and 13 missing. Many of the latest incidents involved civilians. In the most serious, 10 children were injured Monday when four Communist 82mm mortar shells exploded near their primary school at Mo Cay district town in Kien Hoa province, about 45 miles southwest of Saigon, the command said. Outside the old imperial capital of Hue, 400 miles north of Saigon, a land mine exploded, killing two children and injuring three civilians, the command said.

A South Vietnamese air force helicopter was shot down Monday near Bao Loc, 100 miles north of Saigon, military sources said, and all four crewmen were wounded. CARNIVAL By Bern ice Bede Osol For Wednesday, October 24, 1973 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Listen to the suggestions your mate or partner have to offer today. They're thinking of your good. You'll benefit. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Extra profits will come from work or service you perform for others.

Do tasks willingly, cheerfully. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Cupid has singled you out as his special target today. You'll be very fortunate in matters relating to the heart. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your greatest joy today will come from what you can do for members of your family. It won't go unappreciated.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can easily win others over to your way of thinking just by turning on the old charm. You'll have an abundance of it today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.

22) This would be a good day to look seriously into home improvements you've been considering. Shop for prices. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some type of good news will give you ample reason to be cheerful today.

You may not learn of it till later in the afternoon. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This should be a perfect evening for a rendezvous with that special someone. Seek a quiet place, atmosphere and soft music.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) Friendships are very important to you at this time. Things of value to you will be advanced through the help of pals. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22- Jan. 19) Make your needs known to one who is in the position to give you a boost where your career is concerned. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A strong belief you have been doubtful about will be bolstered today.

This will reinforce your faith. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Things are changing for the better. Today and tomorrow look for opportunities where they didn't previously exist. your birthday October 24,1973 You'll have some very profitable ideas this year.

Be sure not to waste them. Keep a suitcase ready for the short trips you'll be impulsively taking. Flier hits bad weather HEMET, Calif. (UPI) -A retired Air Force colonel attempting to fly his homemade plane around the world has run into some bad weather over the Bering Sea, his wife said from the couple's home here Monday. Donald P.

Taylor, 53, who mortgaged his home to finance the flight, called home and told his wife, Lois, he was giving up the voyage because of the bad weather. by Dick Turner UBRARV "Just when Janie and I decided we were made for each I found out she wants a wrist watch for her birthday!" UNLIMITED SOFT WATER CHECK OUR LOW PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! THE SERViSOFT TOUCH Call 793-2359 Redlands 612 Texas St..