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Home My WebLink About1963-09-06 - Newport Harbor News Press• - I • ... f . { . . . a - VOL 56, NO. 178, 6 SECTIO~ PAG~ FRIDA X, SfPTEMBER. 6, 1963 c At• Ahoard for Catalina . Railroad Finally Gets on Track For His·toric 1st Run to Catafina By ALLEN LE ANCE lwo hours this morning. the Avalon , Ephemeral and West-the first and lut journey of lt took a lot of doing, but railroad-comprised entirely em's wheels left the ground. the LB,A,E and W, and the the Long Beach, Avalon, Df one 1914 Santa Fe parlor Tbe bow of the barge bold· end of an etcbtryear su.spenae Ephemeral and Western Rail-=er-looked more like ~ 95-ton mg the crane dipped dff? in ·story that beillll with the fin- road was finally poised today yo-yo as the largest crane the water as the railroad car uh of tbe SculllAg_ Society's for its maiden voyage-'er, ;outh of San Francisco labor-;wung free, rose in the air and boat trip across the desert to inaugural run across the Cata· ed to load it on the barge. :1nd traveled in a 180-<fegree Lu Vegas. lina Channel arc to its waiting barge. The entire railroad, owned CABLES The sweating crane operator P~OBLEM . llld operated by the Balboa Cables as thick as your arm gingerly lowered bis load, ihd Some~ said we . ~hould Island Sculling and Punting were lashed around the car, ior one moment, it looked like take a tram to ~~taltna, ~ ~iety, was hoisted aboard a and it was railled, inch-by-the rail car was going to take we started pl.annmg ~~ ~p >arfe moored at a tong Beach inch, and lowered, inch-by-barge and all to the bottom o1 as soon as we got back, said dock at1d lashed down !or its inch. time after time.. while the harbor, until the barge re-~J~b Commodor~ Dick Shaw. :rui.M across the bannel Sat-crews of longaho~men 1trug-covered from the impact of lta Since then, we v.~ had noth- urday. Ved to balance it on its cradle. load and bouyed upward. ing but problems. But for the better part of Finally, the Long Beach. Tt was the final step beCort The club eventually secured --------·-------------------------an antique parlor car -com· Wife Killer plete with bar and PuJJman berthB -from the Santa Fe Railroad, then club officials had to convince various offi· cials that they weren't fugi· I tives from a mental hospital. f .... Mix Pla~t Okayed, Butl MeS~ to Fight Planners 3 Stabbed LObsters Ready "1 r InCMBar; For Lions' Bake Approve Man Held Row. ~ klblt.er' freehl.y· l.AlhMr lllXlift wi! be p ---1 broiling Oil Cbe main beacb et served from D000 to 9 p.m . roputRl.1 Corona del Mar "'* Hart>c>+ Oil ~ ~ Sooday. The Tbne persons were stab-Ala residenb tllil we&eod ii.96 dinner 10Clude8 potia-n .. 1:1 .... ..., uc-°= -.. tw .......... 1 in toe&. salad, roll, deael1 bev· 041Y • .........., t-.a 1 ......, 0 """IVUJ y, a fight .at d>e 14Cb annual Balboa Bay ereg&-«ld charcoal~ Thlll'Sday won t2le • taJiy today at • Costa Mesa Uoos Ckj) ioblta' bak klii>ster nary round o1 b blllt1e tnr ~ Clice said. Youngster11 vying f;· the Proc~ from the bake will con.trldiou of a cement Eddie Eug ea y>llce bn ~ '1t.le of ''milet ~Jy be donat«i to the non-profit pld on tbe Newport ~ch JMO Santa eoeAn.a auf ve. '. a.ft.er dressed" wiU open Cbe bake fTanscribers of Orange Co~n. ~<Asta~-ixe tin•~ be allegedly stabbed two men Sat.urday at 9:30 a.m. with a ty, a volunteer group working . ed1at.e roadblock ~~ .ad a woman at the Silver parade from t.he U~ Cali· :o solve the sight problems of unm .,.,..,..y. Dollar Bar, um Newport Ion* Bel* in c.orona del more ban 100 visually banftt~ The Ne~rt Beach Plan- Blvd. J Mar to the beach. ::apped county children. nin~ ~ voted . II· Be was Jailed on suspicion nammously Thunday . rught ti uaault with intent to com-to appro~e a Ute pennlt for mtt murder. NB • coostruciion ol .the pln oa .::!hn b:e~Jo0 ·~ Planners Delay ~~ .~ = = ,,_ ' residential area. Noville, 29, of 1415 However, one Coeta Mes- e Ave., four tbnet dur-s Pl l an today IUbmi1Ud a letter ~en:!11~-d Tony De•· treet an Action ~ ~ ~ - p&, 50, of 311 OgJe st., alto Council and Newport coon· WU stabbed U be attem~ . ilm ' tndioa._. to break up the figb! poHoe Newport Beach Planning of the Coast P'reeway throu&h c en ..,.. they wen eatd His wit Nellie R Del-CommlQionen dedded Tbun-Newport Beach. divided on b ieaue. · 50 ~wd inm.. d.aJ to ~ ectlon on ap-The ~ were sup-'1be letter, reeeiwd by the ,,· woond"' ..... • ... at-pnwal ff ta. •.• tn.NW. PQrW &t the public hurhlg dty d•k. ..... aiped by ~ ......... tba ~ flan for *-la anA-bighwaya lite ftunday evdltC by Wfi. Mathew Lalllb, IOO W. 19'at iilnl U,. bar accordbl& to wlt1l ~ Jt. 1lam & Biil 21' Poi1111etSS:a Sb.'eE4. police repol'U.. Cotnmhslotlers .Jobo Jakos· A-., Caroi.a' dd Mar. , USE PERMIT Off1cen aafd-50 atJtches ky Jr. and Wllllam B. Clark The commission pla.nJ to D.1-'-oomm.i.ss.ionere were required to close the aaid. at an ~ftt!moon study meet with city Parks, Beach-~ ~ ant Read • chest and back wounds re-&e1sion that it is wrong for es and Recreation Commis · gr Bay Y ceived by Novllle, and anoth-~ city to 8:PPn>ve and pub-slon officials Sept. 16 to dis: ~ ~Y:"' uee "::: er 20 stitches were u&f'd to ~~a '";a':.t:.t ~~~ot •tee cuss. the city's policy toward plant 00 3.5 ~ol the close Delgado's c.ut. • re er g rou g signing an agreement with the Newport di9po9al yard. Both men received em~r· state on the freeway. But Chey warned the com- gency treatment. ~lice said. In reference to changing prmy that the permit woul.ct According to police report& Ch the freeway's route, Clark be revoked if barmfu1 du.st Vaughn had left the bar wben oppf1rS said it i.s very difficult to '1r botbersome noise and officers arrived at the scene. "combat those jokers from. smells were raiaed by tfle He was ~sted later at his Take 28 the state.•· plant or by its t:rud:s. borne. Public Workl Director Don-They also restricted nor- Alao held as a suspected aid. C. Simpson told com.mis-mal operation hours from accomplice was Vaughn's Off ToweJ"S sioners they can do nothing 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. roommate, R i c h a r d Carl to alter the course more than nwa. reacQoo. ol Newport Moss, 36. Police said Moss 300 feet and that any delay City Council memben we,. accompanied Vaughn to the BOSTON (UPI l _ Helicopt-on approvai of the master plan varied. bar, but denied knowing the ers today began evacuating 28 only means property owne~s Councilman Paul J. Gru- assault suspect or whe:e he men from two Texas towers along the proposed site will ber said, "I have said in the lived when first ~uesttoned. battered by 18-foot waves have to w~lt longer in order past that t oppoee Ile permit. Later. Moss adnu~ kno"'.· and gale force wind& in the to ~!l their land. Now I bave no oommtnt ... lng Vaughn and told ;.nvest.i· storm-swept North Atlantic. Ma~~-~-s.rt aid gating officers .where tbt SUS· Twelve men were plucked he wi1l watt tmtil after he pect lived, i_>«>lic~ .•aid. from tower no. 3 by two Sea Racer Kil'·~ 3 has listened to a public heiar-Witneues 1dentif1~d Vaughn King choppers from Quonset Le ing on the matter before he as. th~ man ~o wtelded the Point ( R. I. 1 Na val Air Sta· . favors or opposes the permit. knife tn th~ fight. b~t Vaughn tion. The aircraft landed on SAO PAULO. Brazil 'UPll Oouncilwoman Doreen Mar- denied havtng been in the bar, tower platforms and the men -A racing car went out of shall wa,, not ev'llilitble f'C'lf police rrported. . walked aboard. 1 control and overturned at the comment. The weapon used in the al-Three 0 th t r helicopters lnterlagos Track Thursday leged attack ha.s not b t e n were en route to tower no. 2 during trials for Sa~rd.ay's PURE ~~NNING found, pohce said. I to evacuate another 16 men. 500-kilometer r~ce. k 1 I 11 n g .CommisslOl'lers 1'hur&<My AU of the helicopters were three person~. it was reported 1 mght said tibey ~anted th9 I to return to Quonset ·Point today. (See PLANT, Past %) Reprieved By Brown WOllace Acts Again But Won't Monday "A lot of people we talkrd to thought it was a good idea. Shaw reported, clasping his head as the rail car inched off Of fices Shut HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (UPI) outraged parents by surprise. th~ grofund. "But there wert SACRAMENTO (AP)-Gov. _Gov. George c. Wallace to-One group of about a dcrzen q~t~ a .. ew who thought It was with the men. Three Coast Guard cutters. Ingham from Norfolk~ Va., Le Gare from Fairhaven, Mass. and Acushnet from Portland, Maine were stand· ing by. L'?11s I: ~e Inside News . J Brown, just back from Eu· students scampered around a idiotic. I On Holiday rope, granted a 31-day re· day temporarily closed four line of state troopen at qne The c 1 u b finally found a prieve today to WUllam Lee white schools scheduled to ad· elementary school and once suitable barge, and a tugboat . . Harrison. who was to have mit Negroes, then assured the inside. registered for the new to tow the railroad across the Adrrusslon i:>ay. observmg died in San Quentin gas cham-city his roving state troopers term. channel. and convinced the the 113th anruversary of th~ ber at 10 a.m. for slaying bis would not interfere when they At leut two of the four Ne· crane operating co_mpany to • date on which CalifornJa be· common law wife. The gov-groes scheduled to enter the carry out the loading chore came a state. will be celebrat· ernor said he wanted to per· re-open Monday. four I c h o o l.s were . turned CONVINClNG ed Monday and all state. coun- i;onally review the case. Wallace cited "racial ten· aw~y, along with hundreds of They ha.d more trouble l'OO· ty and municipal offices will I Brown ordered the reprieve slon'' in Alabama in an early white students. vincing the Coast Guard 8 k 1 'll''be about midnight, less tian morning executive order clos-A few hours after the armed "They took a di m view of be closed. an s-a so Wl .• Thieves (;et ;> Phone (~ash three hours after he flew troopers r I n g e d the. {o~ the whole thing," Shaw said ~losed but federa~ faci.llt1ei1 . hack to California from a six-ing the thr~ elementary and schools, Wallace's office m "But we got up a committrr mc~uding post offices, will re· 1'he Pac.Ute Telephone O> ' week tour of EllT'Ope. Prison one junior high school in th~s Montgomery telephone and sold them on the idea .. 1 main open. . . told Newport Beach police 1 officials said Harrison was In· city where the government 1s Huntsville School Supt. Dr. For the past few days. doc", Onl>: one l'OUl'l w1I~ be . in Thu.rsday that c'Oin::: were formed about 12: 10 a.m designing r 0 c k et 1 to put Raymond Christian to assure crews have been welding and operation, that of Superior coming out of nine phone • The prisoner had been re-Americans on the moon. him no Interference would be blocking the car's wheels. ~o Judge R obe rt Crookshank ~s fast.er ~ they were rused clf!mency by Acting offered Monday. it wouldn't roll off the bargr. where counsel for Moral In· gQmg Kl dunng the past I r.ov. Glenn M. Anderson and It caught city ofJici~ill and School board attorney Jo-and calculating the mechanil'• ~estment Co. :wm argue a mo· 1 month and a half 1 " '. 1C'nied a stay by U.S. Supreme · seph Payne said the gover· of hoisting 95 ton~ of dead hon for a writ of mandam~s Company collect.or N !!-: rourt .Justice Arthur .J. Gold· I nor's office said the one-day weight. to force Orange County to lift Black found the receptacle~ berg. I closing was taken because or According to the railroad ~zoning "freeze" on 16.'i acre!! of the nine machmes gone Brown said he was handed MARKETS a "peculiar set of circum-timetable, the railroad w i I I 1t owns under the approach when he w~ making Ills 11 Jetter al the airport on his stances existing in Alabama." begin its inaugural journey al pattern . to El. Toro Marine mo!lthly round.'! and told the I arrival from Harrison's attor-WaJJace's troopers, who had 8:02 a.m. Saturday. w it h Corps Air St.ahon . police burglars were $263 ney requesting a personal re· 'enforced th~ closing of an-about 60 c 1 u b membt'rs Attorneys a g re e d lo the richer. view. especially of Harrison's · NEW YORK <AP).-The other about-to-be-integrated aboard. They'll s pend thr Monday session since the Black !'aid th.ree of th~ 1 mental capacity at the time stock market closed mlXed to-school in Tuskegee earlier nlght tn Catalina and return Board of Supervisors hopes to booths were located on E. of the crime. day on the heaviest volume o( the week, were greeted with Sunday. act on Tuesday on a recom· ~ Highway, two on .New· John Mclvnerny, Brown's the year. !See quoatlons, shouts of "go home where Mid-way across channel. the mendalion o~ t~e county Plan· port Boulevard. and one each clemency secretary. said if ~ges 6-7.) you belong" by the angry club plans to drop 50 corked nlng Comm1ss1on that th e on Via Lido, Palm Street, Mc· there is no further executive The stock list was a hodie--parent..s who arrived at sch~] bottles into _the water. Th t area ~ permanently . zoned Fadden Place and the comer or judicial action Harrison podge of gains and losse&, before they heard of Wallace s bottles, provided by the Ne"'· for light manufactunng-te· of 19th Street and Bay Ave will be executed on Oct. 8. some of them wide. order. (Sff RArL, Pate %) search. nut>. _ __ Remember the Lobster Bake China Bitte r Over Borfller Red China accuses Soviets of kidnaping thousand~ of Chinese from border province. seek control. Paa• l 'l 'n.rpayer• .4r~ Renesf Ji'abulous computer put in use by Internal Rtvenu• Service shows mainly taxpayers are hone1't.. Pa&~ J ~.-laoob ta Sfafl ai Dome Burgeoning growth of high schools wW k~p mo11l prepstcrs playing near home this fall. Sport.., 12·1' J>(Jdger•. Gianu Tangle Again League·lcading Dodgers move ii;ito Candlestick JI.ark; for another go.round with the Giants. Sports. ll·H INDEX OF INSIDE FEATIJR.ES Boating ......... 16 California News . . . . II Church . . . . . . . . . 22 · ~:l Comics . , ............. 11 Editorials . . • .. .. . .... 24 Finance .. .. .. .. . . 6 · 7 National Nev. s . . . . . . 3 • 4 Obituaries . . .. . .. . . . . • • 3 Orange County . . . . . . . . ~ Real Estate .. . . . . . • 9 . 10 Social Notes ....... 17. 19 Sports .. .. . . . . . .. .. 12 • H Television .... Weekender Theaters . . . . . Weeltender Newport Harbor NEW~PRESS Combined Wtth Oranfe Coast DAILY PILOT Office in Newport Beach, 332! Newport Blvd. See Page 2 for addresses of other officu. F'or f.lasslfied AdverUsina. Call 875-3311 f nr All 0ther JH-partmcnt~. Calt S48-5.'i63 ' ... .. .. 0 2 DAl\.Y l'!Urf 1'aWW•lu flrl., s.pt. '· 1963• WASHINGTON.-CanirtW tween tfle CountY o( ~. f::' '-a~I. mt W&an.ra ol ~ Newport m:an Riclwd 'I'. Hmlna (I). the cities of NeWpor'l ~~I\ f!'lt Mc:Un-~ from Buch character boat parac» Fullerton) today outlined fiye Ind Huntklitoo .~ach ~ Con~~ Clarenot Can· wve honored th.la morn1aC burcDe1 which still must be the State of California wi.O non, Chatrman ~ the Bouae during a breakfut meeting of overcome if the Orange Coun· have to be executed. AppropriatiON Committee, the Newport Harbor Chamber S..UtlaM News Servke ty beach _ woeloo protection 2. T'be M.te must make a tnat Fedenl f~ for the of Comm«pe at tbe Balbol ANAltEIM-There'1 Ill old plan, approved earl« this formal oiler to the federal project ~ 'be fol1hc:omlng. Bay Club. water pr a c t pl e, '"lint in week b)t t.be Boartf ~ Super· aovwnment 10 advm>ee-'!undt 5. It· will. take at ~ 30 David Rose's S.S. Kobenha· ti fU.t rttht •• that Joni vt.ors and the cWes of New-ahead of adual coast.ruction. d.ayjs to ffClft *' • the \'11 won the ''wheel ltum. me. in ' port Beach and Huntlngu>n 3. The agreemm must be pro m -l .. and bell'' trophy ~ated by has betll recoanla.ed In the !Maob, la to becom. a reality. cleared by the Secretary of In llltiA1 Iha .ft•• IU'Gles Jim Berkshire. wf'Ao Hanna said the five hurdles the Army before the Army yet .to. be overcome. Hanna The '"leaking Umbers" tro- Trouble 15. the principle ls yet t.o be overcome to &el Corps ol Enguieera can ac-ma~~ it clear that be 4ld ool h donated by Apes Blom- hemg superseded by legiala-WOl'lt llf)der way by Nov 15 cept the funds from, ~ IUJe. antlclpate 1be deve.Jopment o( P [. nt to Dick CrooJ for were: 4. Belore Secreury ol tbe any aer:ioul delay ill the proJ· ~ .. ~ an n.~n .. rive demands M water proj-J. A nrm aueement be-Army Cyru11 Vat1ce wUl ap-eel's pl.anped . Pl'OIJ'l's: Dick cRI~ ·pre.Mnted ~ be ln ~ pabllc interut. Don Reed the "a.ndent mat· But just wbat ii the meanln& tner" trophy for h1a boat, of public tnterMtT PIJ ' W 'J1I "Ship Hou.." Ttns questioo was poled to ot 8 agner ere Bn.n plaque& were praeat. a Stale Senate fact-flndin1 ed to Mayor Charle.I Hart and committee on •te water ]\ T D • t R ll d the dty of N•~ Beach, probJems and ,rd~velopment j l' a VV isas er eca e . ; ~~nM~~-Ban~ ':CSU: Thursday by OaVJn M. Creta, .J Mri. Irvtnt Church and the <'hie! count•! IOI' tht Callfor· women'• division of the New- nia Water Ri&hU Board. s D t L 6-/ port Harbor Chamber of Com-~ com m itte e, which even es rovers os. I/_ meJ'C9 for decoraUnc tb• ad· cloaed two days ol he&rin11. .J mlraJ'a barge. hope• to &MWer it wt.. u . Gay MacGUUvray, MI s a r.po .... f·-.. '-•s to ttle Le•ia· By LES WAGNER lcommaodw; .and U . Cmdr. nel. Muller, owner of the Jud&e1' "' '"' ulUW• • I Donald T 1• •-..... .... Witflin nine fogdV -1-u•... boat, Mojo, at.a received lature in January, 1965. Forty yean ago, 00 Sept. : -.Ufh.c:•, ... e s .... p-nine of "tbt slffk61d~;:'~ plaque1 Other witln...., 'nunday a. um, the Dft'll'OOm of tbe per ot h19 naa.tup, De.lphy. were impaled. oo h rock•, The preaentationa were fol· ln luded Assemltlyman Carley S • n t 1 Barbara Momtnc w.uoo was the IOU of an teven never to free ~m-lowed by color alldel and mov· , c n Lo An 1 ) Preas wae •quiet• a t.omb. admiral and beaded for flal aelves. lea of the parade ahown by \. Porter (v-• ie es • Three people were putUn1 rant bim-1f. AlJ old·trPe Ttm Harmon. chllrman ol an interim com-the paper to bed -tbe city Navy man, Wabon had little TRADln ON ---------- m.ill.ec oo W'llter, and Jamea ed.M«, the Ullegraph editor use for such new navi1atlon Their commandllra h a d Mlc.batl San J'rancl«o AU«· and a cub reporter (me). 'n)fl gad&ets 118 the radio com-followed the unwmt.n tndi· • .._.....,.,., two od>eJ' report.en were nus tioo ol Deltroyw Doctrine -,,,.. .. P .. e 1 ney, ~ ~ O&I~ water bouoctnc around lo the lea ol ,,_ · follow-Oie-lelld«, a docUine lttipcJon for Or~ County San Miguel J1land on a flab-RDF IGNORED which still uiltl today. RAIL /or many years. inf boat lookmg for the Pan· A rad.lo direction tinder CapL Wauoe WM nduced • • • Porter recommended COO· ama Mail liner Cuba, wbich station Md been installed 150 numbers on the Utt o1. port Harbor Chamber of Com· t.iru.6.d uu ot local diatricu had gone asbon early that only two yeera previously at capt.alna. He retired in 11129. merce, contain g l t t certl· 1 T di pl iahment of un-morning. Point Arguello. But neither He never reached flag rant Ocatea, which w l 11 .ecure 0 an e re en Off in a cubbyhole, the Watson nor Hunter placed of rear ~iral. prlus to the botUe linden. der&round w1lt.et auppllet. He A&sodated Press telegrapher much faith in it. Lt. Cmdr. Huo.ter auffeced When they 1et back, the noted tt'8t these sourcea sup-wu almo.t out ol. his wits Wa tson ordered a chanae a loss of 100 numben. He too railroad tycoons hope to buy ply about so per ct.ht ol the atternptin1 to keep his Mone ol courae Into the Santa Bar· retired io t.m • a lleU\ell· the rail car from Santa Fe and state's current needs tet func1iioning. 'Ille toi 00 bata Chmmel at 9 p.m. be-ant. tW'D lt into a prrmanent club- . the wtres caused the dots ~d low Point Conception. His A tharp-eyed )'OUDI enal&n hOUM. Michael outlined attempts dashes to run together like dead reckoning told him to by tile name o1 Cbarlet C. "But first we've got to get to ctrb tflt mountin1 water mttcury. pay no attent.ion to the ac-Hartman, who wu oUlcer of to Catalln~ _ and back" dlveniorl from the Santa Ana ON THE BEACH tual position etv~n him by the deck o1 1be Furacut. Shaw mused, with frank treP. River by Redlands, Colton, Shortly before 10 pm. Point Arguello light. whlcb ICl'aped ita bottom but tdat1on, easily. "Right now, tuvenide a.od San a.mar-ther• came a three-lint bul-So the l4-ship squadron in pulled otl the roclu, now lives there's no telling just where diao letln whicb the operator man· parallel 11.nff of seven de-at Coronado. He retired aa this lrip will end." aaed to decipher. Three de· ::fa~'i5 =d = ol~ =~~th.:. r~ atroytrs were •tround near clear pasuce \JM the ctwl· of ·Rear Admiral Meet lo End Point AriueJlo, a> miles to · Slay Suspect ., Termed Sane By Doctor the northwest. By 11 p.m., tbe coroner had arranged wit.ti Southern Pacific for a sipedal train -locomotlte aft! caboose - to take him aod Red Cross representatives to the isolated Honda station. The city ed.i· tor swung aboard w+d> 1hem. So•"lud New1 Service There were a.t least Hvt de- Crystal Cove Car Wreck Injures Five SANT A ANA -One of two stroyera ashore, tbt city edJ. J'sycruat.rl8t& a~lnted !e,.de-~rtl~~ ml~ig:.~.: , Soutlllud News Service tArnune the ..ruty or a Buena too foggy to see much. 'There fo 1ve ~"°.ns were inju.red Park motel handyman ac· were some survivors uhore, on Coast ff.iehway 5outh ol cu.ed ol slaying a Beverly apparently unhqrt. Crystal Cove Thunday i.n a Hills , bus\nesswoman July 'nle aouthbound Lark was two-car cullislon near a clos· 15 nu declared him sane. flag~ down at 2 a .m. The ed vegetable and, the Call· . city editor climbed aboard. . • 1'ht other uked more tune He went to Monrovia for form.a Hi&hway Patrol re- for study. the weekend, leav\J\a the ported. ln IJfht of the poetpone· 1cene of America'• greatest Barbara N. Roos, 25, Loi ment request, Superior Judge peaceUme naval disMter. An&eles, wanted 10me ve1e- ~rt Knttland Thursday '7 SHIPS LOST leblet, puled her car off the • · · D · , ___ ..... ~• hi&t>way, then cont.inued ba<:k ~ off &1'\Y dllt'»IOO on the awn disc~ w.... 5even onto the roedway when .ne _.ty of »year~d Marvin destroyer~. were total losses •w the tt.and was obe<t, ~-1-M scheduled a new in ~a~. Graveyard of the otficera takl. Her northbound heerint Sept 2 Pacific -the Delphy. S. P. car wu hit from the rear by . 1 . Lee . Young, Woodbury, another auto. &balre ls accua~ "! bludi· Nteholu. FuJler Md Chaun· lnjW'ed in the craah were .!IOllln& Mu . Mar)orie ~w· cey Mra. ffoo3, the other driver, I.On, 43, wtule she slept in a Twenty-three men of the Doloreti c. Sulliv11r1, 38. Alta· room of the motel where he MlO aboard these ships of dena, her t0n, Brien, 14, and was employe:!. ~y ahe Squ ad ron 11, Destroyer passengers John GaUup , 14, awakened wtuJe he wa11 at-1 Force, Batlle Fleet, died in and Normary Baintl, 19, temptll\1 to rifle her purse. ttie foaming fllrf, m06'l of also of Alt.adene. Dr. W~r Johnlon declared them when the Young cap-All but youn& Brian recelv- Rl)baire legally sane and ca-~1zed. ~mergency treatment for pable of $landin& rial. but add-The court martial at San Ir injuriea at Hoag Pres- ed hls examination proved t:he Diego wttjch followed almost an Hospit.ai. The boy iouth was "somewhat men· fin ished the careers of Capt. wes taken to hi.a fM'l'Uly 's phy- 41fa.Uy retarded.'' Edwa rd H. Watson, ~uadron sk:ian. Fur Fro1n His Mo ther ,. Sottthlucl !Sen Service LAGUNA BEACH -The atart of a very expensJve fur coat wu sna tched from it.a mot.her'• breut some time over the Labor Day weekend, 1bertff'1 deputies reported today. A lavender-toned chlnchJI· la, valued at '7,!:m by Its owner, Charles R. Reynolds of Capistrano, disappeared from a cage at the home of Marilyn Zapp, 21W Laguna Canyon Road, where It waa betng boarded. "It'• tbe only one of iti kind ln the world,'' moaned Reynolds. Mrs. Zapp said the &- week-old animal waa given a bath on Aug. 28 and re- turned to nuraing with an· other brother or .uter She said the cage door waa open from the outltde when she looked In again. Spreads Death HONG KONG (UPI I Two pel"IOIU were ktlled and eight injured today by gales from the frJn.ges of typ~n Faye. .._.. Uwl 175 Nies repre- MDtal:IYN from Catalina, Inc , end a w..t~wea oon-ventiaD at ._ r Inn today with a black ·e ci.a.r- d.ance. Delegates saw IWlm and iports wear for t!lt 1964 season modeled dtJADg t.be week. Newport Harbo:-News- PT!H comblned with Or- a11ge Coast DAJLV PILOT J1 published dally except Saturday and Sunday by Orange Coast Publlahlng Company, 2'lll West Bal· boa &ulevard, Newport &>nch, Calilomia .. Printing plant! al 2211 West Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach, Caltfornla, and Bay Street and Tburt.n Ave., Co st a M e s a, Callfomla. Second cl:u1 pomge paid at New- port Beach, Calliornla. SUb- scripUon: •us monthly in OrMge County, •1 :50 else-where. .....,.,, He.-11_,_ -...... .... Dr-'-t OA~Y Plltt h Pllf>lllhed .. ""'" _, ....... ,,_ -t ectl IO< ,....._, INCi\. ca.ta MoM t fld ,.._..,.,.,.,. I MO\. ()fflc9 ..,.,,..._: Cttote M4M, ley It. I. Thu<HI • ..,.. HuflllM!oll k Kh. !till llMCll ..... ...._, IMCll. 7'11 "· ll•llloH l lvd. f/fwl m:t "'""'1 I""'· AMllMGretMe: Co.11 fMta. I' .o. 1•11 11' """'....,.,. hectl, ".o. t ow 1't H-1 I MCh. ".0. II• ms 111.0. lloi 2027 S.11 •••en. P .o. l ox Q Overcast Skies to Clear on. 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A Iv'" el Cool t lr MY•n<H Into ,,,. •l•ln• •nd .,,.,..... kite llw IOwor Mio ,,. .. ,. 6-.,,,.....,. wet llOled In t'>o Hertt.eul • Muell of tllt lila<lllc c .. 11 "'"' 1ll•oud tel In '" Ind ,._ Clo.* llUI motl ot tf\11 d ttred ll"I MtOf'I I nd 11-.1 -.iev .. _....., Steftmbtr -•IV•tt lnlt"d "'°""''''"' l,..H ., s.utfwrn C10Por"1t we11 trt1IH I& ltoltled lllU_'t_f 'I '~" .. "' CleWI•"' 61 n e>envor It '1 o.troll ,, ,.. l'or1 Worlll 101 1• ,,_.. " ., ...._ .... "-· (11'1 " ., Lu V"eJ IO .. l • ......... ,. .. MleMf " llO MllW9ull.M 41 0 M,_...,I, ll flt#' 1 H-~i.a111 91 7l 06 N-Yw1< 4l ,. It 0•~••"41 I) '° "-....... .. ,. ,..,11 ... l•lllo " S.O ,,_,. "' 7) ""•llolr•ll •1 )6 ,._, "'"" 10 Jt •eci l f\111 11 "' •ellCI 11 ll Secr..,...nlo IO ol SI. LOVll n }J S.llllH IS "'1 s.11 ~· c.11• .. " .as $ell Dt..o It /ti $411\ l'tellCIKe ~ S1 St nlt l erl>ero 11 •3 ... "~ 1J ,.. Sllolo•,,. Of! M T--1 9f ff W111\lntta11 .. M .16 CANAOIAM nATIOMI ,...,..... n o _.,.., .. .. 011••• "' d 11 .. 111. .. Q '"""''o .. n :; . ' .• .. •t-.... FOR WHEEL, STEAM, BELL -Roy Bartholomew (center) •ttepU trophy won by David Rose's entry S. S. Kobenhavn. Commodore Club Skipper Bob Harris loka on as donor Jim Berk.shJre makes presentation. I , . , J FOR LEA KING TIMBERS -Agnes Blomquist (right) of Balboa Savings and Loan, presents trophy to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Crout for their character boat entry, the African Queen. I FOR Sl-tlP HOUSE -Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed display Ancient Mariner trophy for their entry in lhf' \haracter Roal Parade. . /" ' f<'rnm Pag~ I PLANT • • per;rrtt purely from a plan-, Robert Ung~ saying the city that the councils from the two ner s point d vt~. not in ac-won't permit heavy vehicle I cities form a oomm~ ·to cordance Wllh public relations traff 11 ·i·~ Str~ · . , Co AsslStant Newport City At· r " t .. _ . Wlnnk>tt M Al Vl f'<OU'Vf ' n n ,011r1011 n &TIONt t lN UT and policie-s with the city or ic on ami ...,., . ""'· I write Ill 'reuonabl~ addi· sta . Mesa . , lornl'v Tully ~vmour t.errnffi ions o '"" permit Ill order T• Cha1 ~an Y>\h an ~cl . c le"t I lhe 11.:tte1 a "bl.utr" in Thuri;-to creat~ satisfaction on both encr sen °11 "1111 n 1 pw da\ ;iftc>roonn s c·nmm1;;s1on ~•des .. I• .... .. .. .. .. Wtettwr ,. ...... ,,f. ,,,,, .• (lf"lltlft• l-Modrlf Ml•k.e tty •n '°"' , .. . .....,. ~... ""' . . ... ··~"'""• c-..~ '""""' '-· r1~·""' ff'\44• .... ,,,,., .... "• •-• a l'IC'Uer placr •tn<I' intl11,1n :-tu«h :-('.~Km ·wr ·• as a "tlole rC'qu>rf'~ 1·Nn..,111 ran't ruk on the 1c ~Ill' In term~ o( pobhr rl'l:l lion~. · f>ov.nini: ca1d ;~ II~ wac 001' ('01l\ c•nwd with .IOI' T STI I>\~ • a<'ce~c ma8i> IP8r11n::.' Ir 1111 lhr ~ rfump stir .~fl.-r thr' c·unl •• m1:-,1<1n rr•;u1 ,l 1,.111•1 (111111 1'nmm1~~mnf'r ~.1m l)o"mlljl! 4,11d a la<'k M acce'' ro .. cts v1111ltl nnh llt' a h111.lf'11 111 < •"l.' \1r ,. ' llr -uccr~ll'«I Tht drc1~1nn on thf' 1w111\lt \\';" hl'lrl n\ Pl f min t hr ~Ppl '> ni4 1n g r ( r ( -Chinese Reveal Red -Border Problems BALT'L MOl<fUARIES Costa Mesa Ml 1-UU Corou deJ Mar OR 3-M5CI BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY ut Broadway, Cotta Me11 uwm · SMITHS' MORTUARY &!'7 Main St.. Runti.qt-0n Burh LE 5-G.19 \\'ESTf'LIVV MORT\ .~Rf Ml 4-~m ft? £. nth St., f'o.la ~"'' ~ ~ FLOWERS by ~~' Flower Shop OR 3-6513 Taxpayers Arc~ Honest Tli.nt' s What F eder<ll (;01npufer Firuls million taxpayers but thus far has failed to sniff out any serious wrongdoing. At leMt that was th• im- pression resulting from tht first use of the new IRS computers to check individ- ual incomf' tax returns from seven MlUlheastern states. Tht pilot pr<)CesslnR op· Nation wa~ 'lt't up In thf' i\ll11nt 11 r.;i . JR~ t11r.tn rt Th" rnmp11t n~ h111 P ~c;rn. ""ti mnrr 1h11 n 7 m1lhnn r•· en state!!. So far onh ""t case of fraud serious enn11 ::h to prosecute has been fr· •1d. The electronic checi-r rs clicked out .numerous rt>· turns showing errors . .WU.. generally these were tuu~a to be honest mistakes. the IRS &a.Id. The Atlanta e~rim1·nt marked the start of the f1"W computer processlng nr ~ Jtram for individual rtt111 •, "Xpected to be f'lpN;i1111'( nationwide in lgsf\ The system i~ coni;1rlr rl !hr t11 x lfnl'h?,.r·~ ~l'n -" hPrau~f' nf It., ~Pf'Pli 11·"11 d- f11•i,.nr1 th.-Allant11 rtt•irM -T"· portiOJt t'OJIPCtinnll Of '2 ~ billion -was ~t tn wttd out those taxpayers who filed more than ope return. The machines also checked arithmetic. Eventually. t he computers also wiU b4! able to spot sus- piciously high deductions and cases whert tht taxpay- Pr mi~ht ~ tryinf( t f'l hitiP somP nf h1i; inMmr 1 1111 "' fr nm lhP fi1,tnct ~ ~l'V· Tht Pll'f t rnnir. s111 \ r) •1f Thf' 111~ 'll!l<i 1t fn1•n!i thousand~ nf 1·av~ nf rliiph r11tr l11ln~~ rn fh" \1l:in1;i hatch. hut 1n nr111 I\ r1rrv 1 n~t11ncr rh" r 11xp11~rt 11 H 2u11ly onl) of h11d j11di;1w nr • .. 1963 BOGEN 120-WATI STEREO AM·FM-MX TUNEA·AMP. '•v u t Inf...,! ,.,_J fi"uf ,.,,.,. "'"' ff, • .,.. .. ...,.,. ... ,. """._, °JI•• tA•1tl el ,. ftittJ'-f••'h"'fU ft/--~ .,,.,...., ffl"'"~"''' ~'·°'· ,.,_,,.,.,. ",., O'J'tf'"t/ ,,..,,,... JKNirtM' ,,n,,. ~:;,,, ~M-,;,:~·~7r..~s Hours : Sundays 12-S, GARRARD "TYPE A", NEW MARK If SERIES TURNTABlE·CHANGU n.,_.,..,,N1.Ut1 Jwtl1t•H•Hl tr-•• 1 -. '" ,,_. t.••lt •• """'•lit•nt~ r-,..•-... ,, 0"'""" • tvl• Jltl• ~MrY• ;:_•'"t J''"i'a1''·~~~!: r .. :::.:~ :::::.· .. :: (I;:.;;,., wrn • r,• rroo Saturdays 9-6, doily Education RaceGOal . In North 12'' ElECTRO-VOfCE _, tt 18.000 CYCLE TAl·UIAl SPEAKERS I •aw •w•, .. ,..,.,.,u_.,. •~"919 ~~ -·~ ... ~g.. ••t-bfPW ··~ --l.l*I ,.... trt't(j/..,. 1111~"' d~ fllOUt fntWtf, ....,rrw ti a "' J), fl .... ~...,. ... ,.., ........ ,.._.... M1t,.t4/0cfWr pt-'t ...,..,..,. ....... ed. pn,., $44.00 12-9 p.m. closed Wed. atlantic music ·445 E.17th St., Costa Mesa factory direct pricesf t • \ ~) • . h nwt.et ID lWecl t~ IDd ~ ol tbe Moodatanft• ~---MCurtMll ... by wbidl~,,,, are lilted OD h ucblapwww !ltaft .. bulk in ti• .,._ bid been .,.., ta ... dl- ~ -moolht. Blble Readh•I • Schools Defying High Court ~ule Wbellber-by Md dimbed to merely a ~. or wbetb- • they bid led to • IOMld floor trOm wblch further Al· ~ Wll polltb'e, WM ilmo.t a leOODdery ~. At 1eut over'Dlilblly, b com· mumty wbJch de• in dollar •• could feel that it had ai000mplilbed 11Q1M0>1nc. .. By .\SSOt1ATED PRESS moat clu1room1. But in J INDEXU Public .tenool pupils ill thou· Nordl Brookfield Mus. lli&b It hid l8en two tndew -'f:Jrt. -=-· 11 =·~ •. _.,.. ~ u..111!11 .,1:-. l°""~.i·: -· eand• or classrooms begatt School, tbe lint day . beau the mMDerit'b1 comt.,,.u ol _ """' """'' ~ ...-v l'lli:lv •. the first days ol school thit -*L.rdation d •Slbe JOOtb. 1brlntrat 'bllf(Uyin oHnt. ------.....-------------yeer with Bible re.dint or a PMbn and the Lord's Preyer cal ChennoaMtert UMd to ~~~e:·='1:an~g~:: :.:_ ~Y~ri:° ~ meuure temperature-«eet. a-··._ te Bl te quired relig1oos deV'Otions. luve the hall. None dkl. klto new hlCb arotmd In trad· i.r ..-'8 llpD Open delianc~ was rare. School d'fWtls Mid they inl on 'lbinda)'. · JM a ~I chect ~ tbe would C'OllUnue the devotion One ol 1beM WM the venel'• e • nauon ind.icllted that reliP>o• UJJtil dW!enced, when they able and "W"lllled Oo'W Joaea Rail· Dn el Chie·' <1e,otio.ns ha\e oominued in wcdd review 1beir p<..s.itloo. Avera1e o1 aG UM1u1tri1J ,,;;-.n 'J ma.ny 9Chools Ill , flawtbome, N.J., t be atoc::b. It doeed It 737.98, up • t In many cases, most ol. Lord 1 Pre.yer lftd ftve vereee 5 oe for tbl _,aid 3 (fl hlP- .wtiom app1eently ocnlnu~ ol the Old Te~t were er 1.blrt"" 7M.tl it 0~ Ge'~ R. ht t W I k thw own or thew 1Cb>ol .• nctc.d. The acboo1 • lawyer 0ec. u. 1981• . NJ II 0 W 0 r practice. whether J)Nyer, B1-nid pupi.la not wte:hint to par· , -C' ble rea<»ng. silent meditation, ClidpMe could remain 1leot Tbe ._,WM h ~· inspirational reading or no de· or Jeeve tbe room. Teld>er1 ~'Ta:f. ~ ~ . WASHING~ (AP)--Pre9. bor dllpute1. t.o rouod out the vouans. who objected could ask that Poor's Index ol. 500 ttoc:ka It ident Kenned:ys choice a1 boerd. ~ t6acben, particularly a.oother CQllduot the devo-had made' recOrd chlirmen of h ad*lldou "---. rovided for ac>-thoee m states that had pre-tioM. ODI new . panel whldl 1Wl1 ~ tn tt. ......._. esa P 11cribed devotiooa. appareatly School o~als in .o\tlantia level on Tuesday• when it rllilroed llboc' dilpcJte i-. to'.'· l)Ol:ntment ol. two panel mem· droppecl the practice: This ap-and a distrtct lo San AIMD&o, ~ at 72.158. Y.-.rday, tt lng no~ Jn ~to tit. ber-s Mdl, by ~ent peared to be tne c.ase in parts Tex.. Mid tbat 1~ dtvo-plaed ~ 0.38 from W~d· RaJpb T. Setird, a lone· abd Che muons ~ for selec· t1 Pemsy!vania. Iu law rt· tioos had been vohnlry tn oeeda11o doH at• new bith tlhne Jlil'OfesO• ... ~ tion by Cbe President ol. the ~ulrinf Blble ·reading was the put, they woo1d CODtintJe ~ 73.00. SlcP CID back up who. . lives here, WM ...S ttree ~ membens lf etruck doWo by the blgb court. on that basis. · ~ ~ by group. only Tbureday to baecl. the the labor·manaeement mem· Pub.Mc scboola kl F\orid.a, One cue of (lperl <HJf1.ance mes that • repreeeats 86 per MVM-mtmbtr l**-Ht ·told ben ~ not come to •il'ff· TeMessee. ·s o u t b. Carolina was in Alabama, where Oov. cera '1 ttle marW ~ue of a ~ be pa., Oil meet-ment on them. It took file two Ind ~ we" reported George C. Wallace has llllld: 1111 common at.ocb listed oo Ing with Secret.., ol !Albor UDiOn mtim.bers and two marl· continuing traditional prayer "We don't care what the Su· the New York Stock Ex· w. Willard Wilts 1lodi)' to &&emeat membel'a ooly two or Bible reactinl in ~ ab-preme ~ say~." Oaiiy Bi· c:t.ange. make preparations for Olil!Dc daya to ll'.lnO'IJDCe Utef had tience a! 1my orders froril Mte ble re~gs. witlhout com-RElJSHED a m..t!Qg ol tbt Nl ll'OUP· IC!eed to disagree. school offlcW.s. meot. will continue u re· Under the ~ dlilfted by 10 ~ wtU1 Seward u In New Eng\and. Slim med· quired by st.te law, Wallace Heevy trading for _three a bill enacted llUt week· to pubUc memben, Kennedy at~ replaced d~ in said. days. alm06t ol the baodwag-avert • ~ 1'19b0iild named James J. Heaiy, a on type ill ~ last balf..tlou.r ltrik.e on Aug » the art». proleucr ol indastl'W reU- Tburaday, had helped put · ' UoM at Harvent's Graduete these indaes at their new trldon Pllllll b te 'Mllft out a Schoc:i of Buslne$s, and Ben· P S Ch h leveh. It wu the kind ol eoludoo ~ with h jam in A11.roO. diredor ol. the Ope ays urc t.Nding r • 1i1 bed by ~ cncklkll *'-ol ~.ooo Instlt\a o1 lndustr1al Rele- "bula," or eme Mio wilb to freight ~ yard fhmeo'a tllom at (t)e Univerllty ot c.e,u.. Senators .Cold · Goldwater Fails To Get Support FREE ALL MAKES NEW AND UHD HelSinki Stop For Johnson TOUCH TYPING INSTRUCTION IOOK AND LAROI WALL CHART WITH 'UlCHASI RECOMDITIONB> Ir GUAUNTllD TYPEWRITERS 1995 UP 10 KEY ADDERS "'USI ONI OP OUR WIDI YAIUITY 01' TlltMS"' University Office Equipment A dlvltlen of Hervey lemera Inc. .ee Olllslng market: tt . •u ~~~, ~eap ol Lon'U at 1A1 ...... S illF.ht Rd ~~~h~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t 1 o s e s wh~ ~=~ f.;fh~ and two ~~ e.cuJty ""'O Dow" wu -g merket dole m~. all db tlr'oed ex· 19" HARBOR ILVD.,COSTA MUA)A1 6-711f • a--EOT ~ peneoce in artitilltion ol Ja. r.~STEL <iANOOLFO. lte.ly doeen 't signify changing apin· tit 3:30 p.m. • WM _,,ooo --------- 1 L-Pl f -Pope Paul VI sald Ion about t.hla, but rather sig· .ares. It WU heavy ~ lndav tt\e Roman Ca1h>llc nifies seeltll\a to combat it that the 1alt quot.etion on w1e Church haa noc. ~ed ·1u not only ~ally but lut active 1nde dkl not croa p l _!_t ,,pinion at>out the t•contagioot practically," he said. the New Yon SCoclt Exdlance 8~ 80 and lethal malady" of com· "It l11n1Uea follow1ng tbt ticara unW lftec 3:!0 p.m. munism. and will fight it ''not dtag;noGs wtth a therapy, and Total for the day wu more onJy theoretically but practi-that I.a, the doctrinal oondtm· thin l ,'190,000 tbaTet. - <'ally " nation 1ritb saving charity." To Remain West Ally It was the Pope's first di· The Pope'• words came OVER RALF reel pronouncement on com-a&a.inst a back.around ol. dra· SIMAS traded in the !Mt munism since hls election. It matic movea by the Vatican 30 rnmutu tot.a.led a1moat u apparently was intended to under the late Pope .John to muob &a wwe tnded ill an RAWALPINDI, P~ quiet the fears of those who obtain an improvement \n the awrage full day on the big (AP)-PMiilUlo baa adviaed helieved that the church un· situation of the church beblnd board 25 year1 l!iO. in a 1938 the United States it wiJ1 re- lier the la~ Pope John XXIll the Iron Curtain. Tbeae movea wNob many of Wiil Street's uW.n a firm West.em ally had softened Ua opposition to were well received by Com· eager Youn& men remembe!' a,ain~ communism despite <'ommW\Um. m\Dlist count.riee, wbiob aaw only u one of the 1ut yea.r's its n!Oe1Jt eoonorni.c. border The put.oral aollcltude of them All promoting a rap-before fattier went IWl&y to and ~.i pecta with Red ttle church. indicated by it.a prochement with the Vati· war. They were ~ ovel' China. mgti Pakii.Jtani sources teaching of charity toward can . twf as ~Y aa were traded aaid tod~. others, "does not a 1 g n I f Y Pope John himaelf frequent-during an . everyday aessJon· They said the aminnce wag <'han&es of juct«ment about er· ly condemned communism, even 10 years ago. given to Undersecretary of rora diffuaed ln our society but usually witbout menUon-A. w. 1-efomelr. head ot tile State ~ Ball, -MY> will irnd aJ.readr condemned by ing It tpeel!lcally and ln lntematiooal Statistical Bu-report Monda)' to ~sident the Church. such as atneisi tenna somewhat mildP.r than reau. Inc .. adviser and ecooo-Kennedy on resulta of his man.lam for example," the those Pope Paul uted today. miat who wa(9one ol. those three-day ntia&ion to deter- Pt>pe said, speaking to a M~ people felt that Pope who refused to panic during rrune the dr~ ol. Pairistan'g J{roup ol Italian J)f'iesu par· John's policies toward Com· the hectic spring ol. last year, foreign policy. ticipating in a pastoral coo· mun!st countries. may have said that what bas happened T'be sources said Ball. wes fef"'en«. contributec;t to brtnging a~ut in the .tock maricet recently t.old, howeve!', ct.at Pakistan 'To .eek t.o apply healthful a one·rnilllon·vote Commurust wa& meNAy a reflection ol. p1ana no baQc change in foc- And earnest remedies to a gain in I.he Italian electJefls the rising level ol an entire-eign policy to aooonunodatt C'ontagious and lethal malady last, sprini. and changing~y. the United Stateg. , Christine Arrested On Perjury Charges LONDON l t:PI 1 -Scandal ' quif't. i irl Christine Kee1er. "'ggl-Misa. Kee ler had 1tpenl the 1nf nervously and he r I o n It night '" J&ll -8 new exper· . lence for the 21·year-0ld red-hatr ll1 dtsaITay. was fo~al· haired beauty wh~ affec· ly ctmged in a London mag. tkwu1 DPC>ught the downfall ol lirtrate'a court today with per· war milllSt.er John Profumo jury and conspiracy to ob-three m'*1ths ago and 11et "truot ju.tice. ofl a scandal that almoM top.. The <.ilargu gr~ out of pied the government of Prime thf> unult trial of one of her Ml.nister Harold Macmillan. former Jamaican lovers, jazz The other three suspect.~ .11inger Aloysius 1 Lucky) Gor-\\Cre Paula HamHIOO·M a r· rl<>n, aoc~ " beating her shall. 21. a friend of Chris· up tine. Mr~. Olive Brooker. Mi~ll Keeler, a key figure Miss HamUton-MarshalJ 's ln the big Profumo scandal. maid. and Rudolf Fenton. a and three alleged co-conspir· Jamaican. The two women et.ors were ordered ~leased were chareed with perjury on bail followini a l~minute and conspiracy ~ Fentoo heerillJ at whidl she was waa charied with conspiracy. charted w 1th ••·willfully" All were arrested tut nlaht. maldo.C false statements ln No evidence was presented ~ht C&K. 1n thl• morning's brief hear· Gordon appealed h.L~ con· inJ!. attended bv about 30 vlction and three-year aen· spectat.orA and an equal num- timce on the bash ot 11eeret ber ot newsmen nf'W e~ence. Christine carri<•d her ui1ual Although It wag anticipated air " glamour. althouJ?h her the 1rn3t and charjJlng of hair WH un<.'M'lbed. 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HUNTllMTOet allACH INOUta• SUIT• t AWYTIM• Oii CALL Liberty a.11b It's Now Or Never--·Don 't Be Late -I ' ' I . .. Be Early For This Fqntistic Deal! ALL COLORS INCLUDIMG WHITE-PINK • YaLOW-GIEEN-IROWN ANO CCWPERTONE • Never Before Advenlsed At This Low, Low Dunlap Price! 7cur THEY GO! IT'S G.E.'S · · FAMOUS~ "FROST ·GUARD" FROST NEVER FORMS EVEN IN HUGE ROLL -OUT FREEZER! EMI meuy melting and mopping forveverl Pacbtet tlon, f,.... t ....... -C.lleh are always .. sy"to read. Famous str1l9ht llM .._.gn h.91 no coll•°" ~ck -fits flush at•ln1t walls. , • 3 BIG SLIDE-OUT SHRVES • SWING-OUT VEGETABLE BINS DEPENDAllLITiY \ r..11 MARY L YNM HARTMAN , Ecfitor Las Marineras Fiesta . . Students Benefit Las Marineras are in the throes of planning their annual ben• fil this year to be a fiesta on Saturday, Sept 21 , on the spadoua eroun& of the Jan\aica Inn, Corona del Mar. All proceedl from the benefit will go to Lu Marineru scholar· tbip fund for social service studeota. Laa Mari.Deras is the Newport Beach auxiliary of Family Service Association of Orange County. Mrs. June TaylOr and Mrs. William ,.Ke~ fieJta c<><halrmen, re~ all committees are in rudillf!SS for the ~filled gala. The menu will be planned bt Mrs. Boward Means,·Mrs. James · Herman and Mrs. H. E. McConnic.k; entertainment and games are beaded by the Mmes. William E. Fisher, Donald Harwood, Otto Chria-. t.enaen, L. A. Nel5on and Billie McLaughlin; invitations, Mrs. Arthur Atteerbury and Mrs. Lewis Dunmire, and game prizes, Mrs. William W. Hay Jr. Mrs. Peter Barrett .and Mrs. Charles B. Mitchell are in charge of decorations. • &ript chairman is Mrs. William Miles; serving as music and dance chairman 1a Mrs. Walter Worthen; scheduling chairman. Mrs. Henry John.son; coffee bar, Mrs. George Buccola; Mrs. Robert Kearns and Mrs. Muon Silar, ~hments; the Mmes. Ronald Birtcher, RobeJt Gardner, A. D. Md..achlan, M}'ton Sheward, hostesses. FIESTA PLANNERS -Las Marineras will add Span- ish flavor to their annual schorlarship benefit, this year calendared for Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Ja· malca Inn. Finalizing fiesta plarus are (from left) Mrs. William Kell, co-chairman; Mrs. Robert Kearns, refreshment c<>-ehairman, and Mrs. A. D. MacLach· lan, hostess. All proceeds will be given as scholar· • shipa to social service students • . . . Tournament Time at Irvine Coast Country Club Women golfers or Irvine Coast Country Club are practicing golfing skills for their member·guest. tournament, to which they expect 144 entries. The event, a shotgun tournament -better ba1l of partners, will be staged Thursday and Friday. Sept. 12 and 13. A special treasure chest or surprise gifts will be given to any lucky player making a hole-in-one. Lun.cheon will follow the play on Fri· day and as a grand climax there will be a dinner dant:c lhat cverunJ: with Jimmy Whetmore's orche!>t ra providing music On the links for a practice round are (from leftl the Mmes Donald Anderson. co-chairman; Charles Masters. Robert Llmcher. chairman. and El· ton Hallett, co-chairman. Mrs Robert Fisher, decorations chairman. reports decor will be in the sh1pwrf'ck theme. TRAVELING PRESIDENT -:---Mrs. Herbert Ma teas fsccond from left), president of '.\lewport Harbor Emblem Club recf'i~a farewell gift and wishes for a safr trip from Mrs A. 0 . Moses. Mrs. Charles Holm and Mrs Calvin S Foss 1from lefll as she boards a helicopter bound for a five-day Supreme Emblem Club con-, vent1on in Roston, Mass. Revelin'. •• With By EVELYN SHERWOOD IT WAS A SURPRISE hlrthday celebration f o r three b o r n under the Virgo sign -and the prog- nostigation could have read -"Happy Birthday" f o r All three, because it reaJ- 1 y was! The lundleon was held August JO, in the home of Harriet (Mrs. Robert) Gug· genbeim. Sabrina Terrace. Corona del Mar and the Cfu'ee dellgbted and sur- prised guests were Mrs. Paul Helms. Mn Torre} Webb and Mr~ Chari~ Thomas PART TIME RESIOENTS h;id ;i full t1mr party for 1 hf" celf>hr1tl 100 nf I h r mac:lpr'c: · 1f.rnrsir l.11nr·, h1rth'1<l' fhr rl11hho11~r ill Baysidt' V 1 I I a g e Mob- ile Homes was the decora- t.ed scene for the gala oc· cuion. GuelU were met \\1th strains of music from Rus- sell Erickson and his three· piece orchestra and the floral decorations were car· ried out in turquoise. coral and white colors Those that enjoyed t h e evening wi121 the delightful hosta. Bettie and George and w i a he d him "many happy returns" in· eluded the Messers a n d Mmes. George Carroll. George Haneburg. J o h n Conley. George FruehlinJt. .la ck Sayers. .Jerry Itel prm. 0 D Carlson .. lad. Peterson. Orval Stt-war1 lharlrs l\e-m .. John 1.o"" 1 Ruh~ l\rrlcr 1 11nt1 .I 1 m Evelyn Germame and Dr and Mn Willard Wilson Olhers were I.he Messer~ and Mmes R. I. Lohman. John Lohman, Glen Billing- sley. Pope Hillburn. Frank Kinsella. John Hurtt and Mrs. Nora Shaw FRIENDS in the Harbor Area were sorrowed to learn of the death of Carl Hanna. The news was re· ceived through a letter to friends on Balboa Island which advised that he had passed away in Mexko 10 .July, during a tour of thP world · Thr Hanna~ wrrP fornfrr resident: of Shorecliffs but ha<I ma<lr lhr1r homr on Wa1al11pt' lire-Ir llonolul11 11urinc lhr r<ic:t V\rr;il ~ Pllf\ Club Plans Celebration Commemorating the silver anniversary of the Nallonal Federated Republican \\'omen's Club, C'osta Mesa Federated Women are inviting all Republican women to their "Luncheon ls Served " Lunrh \\ 111 be served promptly at 11 :30 a m . Wednesday. Sept 11. in Thompson Hall of Costa Mesa First Methodist Church. 420 W 19th 3t. Afterward cards will be played and pmes awarded Reservations are to be made by ~ept 9 bv calling 548-2500 A?:l· i42fl or 548·387!l where further 1nformat1on also 1s ::iva1lable Asscmbl\man Robert Rarlham will speak at the next meeting. slate<l for J.O am . Th11rsday, Sf'pl 2fi 1n Coc;l;i ~lrsa Savin~~ anrl Loan hu1ldinJ,?. Emhl~m Attends President Convention Mrs He r b tr t Matea~. president of the Ne"i><>rt Harbor Emblem Club :194. 1~ attending a five-<la y con· vcnt1on of the Supreme Em· blem Club in Bost-On, Mass Serving as alternate 1s 'Mrs. Sylvester Capalbo who 1i. vacaUoning in the East Traveling last Tuesday by t.Phcopter from Disneyland H e I 1 po r t. Mrs. Matcas boarded a plane at lntema t1<>nal Airport bound for hc>r ronvcnllon des1mation Shr "111 1~tum Sunday. S<-p1 R lier fellow duh mf'mht>r\ presented her "1U1 a muu muu "h1rh -.hr "111 "r;i1 al t hr rom c>nl ion h1chlli:h1 " 011111m1111 p;:111' In hr ~t\rrl I hy Mrs SC'ntl Swa~erty ol La Crescent.a 11econd Viet rres1dent ol Uw Supremt Emblem Club for all Cah· fom1a presidents Tiie l'<ewport president w1U return JllSl tn time to conduct a husiness and in1· t1aUon meeting of lhe New- port Harbor Clut> on Sept. 1C Other act1vt1Jes crowdini ltie club's September calen- dar include a potluck dinner m~tlng f<>r members and Psrons at Bay~dr Village. and Mrs Matea11. a past pn.•sidenl of the Glendalt C"lub. "1U be honorc>d tw th4" - croup ::it lhr11 annual birth t1c:t \ t1innr1 al~n rlunnc th1' ninn th ·' l· -) \ _.. I 11 0Aa.Y ""-"••wweaa flrt.,lept.6.19'1 About Your Problems Mates Don't Mix ,. D!'.All ANN: Lut year we moved to thia uclu· live Nortbern California suburb, were accepted imme-diate~ and hl'ftted to joln Tbt Club. Thia bu been belpfUl to my haabud•1 halfoea. One coupi. 11e1111 llpedally fond of u.a. Perbap1 I'm lmaginin& thino but the woman (who ia beauWul) a.lway1 m&neuTera around so she can lit nut to my hu.aband in the theater, the cat, and at partiel. Ht doesn't seem to mind one bit. In the meantime, abt tells .. me repeatedly that her husband (who la a great pincher) thinb rm devuting. Lut. nltht 1ht uked me tf I thoutht HE wu attractive. I alct. "Of course," and tr it d to cbanee the subject. She then suaated we f ou.r fly to Mm co for a f tw days and balt·Joktntly added;' "Ra7 and I have been married 11 years and we think lt'1 time for a change." I've heard' ot couplet swit.chini mltM but I never believed k actually Mppen- ed. My huaband ••Y• I'm cracked -~ the memt no such tJ\ini. He thioU tbe tnp would be tun. WhM should I do? -G~IN BURLINGAME ed away. Her will WU ~ ~ a t--days IJO. We neYtr knew she Md any· t:blq. lt WM a aurpriat to find abe had a tidy IWD ln municipal bonds Mad Uber· ty Booda trom World War I wblch she inherited t.rom her flither. She Jett every. Uiini to UI. 1bia monUn& the tele- Jh>ne betan to rtn1. My wit•'• mter and brother fee) that ~ Aunt Us WU oil her rocker t.owwd the end it ii up to "' to lbare the money with tt>em even tbouP the will does not r..t t.bat way. We 1n not aquilittve people and there ia DO lle&t fortune involved here but we want to do the ritht ttdn1. What ls it! -SUDDENLY SOL VENT DEAR SUDDENLY: lf Aut Lii Md WaMM tkm t. lllre bl u.e llllterttutt 1lw W..W Juan pr-.vided tor tMa. I lff • teUM fer JM .. feel pJltJ abeet e• Jertac .. .-e,.....O of It. """'-,, ............ ---....... 'Neic Harullioob, New Program for Girl ScQuta A new concept in Glrl Scouting will untold this month for girla and leaden of Santiago and New- port Hut>or CounaSI .M they join Scouts internation· ally in adoption ol fbe program of four sge !eve~ lthougtl minimum. 7 and rnu.imum 17 remain the ume). Deplotin& the age level! as they &tudy their new bandboob, whidl have been develaped to oor· re1pood with tbe prO(ram, are (Crom left) Kristi Lynne Berry, Brownie Girl Scouts (age 7 to 8 years); mane Wight, Junior Girl Scouta (9 to 11 years); Marta Tisdail, Cadette Girl Scout.I (12 to 14 yean), and Elaine McPher10n, SenJor Girl Scout.a (15 to 17 yean). Leaders received IPflCial training last lpring in re-evaluting the Girl SCout program. Handbookl will to on sale Monday, Sept. 9, in county depart- ment stores-Hayt.bomes, Corona del Mar; Sears and May Company, Buena Part, and RobinsoM and SQR, Anaheim. DEAR GAMES: If lllJa eotple Jiu a nfteli•11'1 ......... ,..'D pttllll ------------------pftdl eveually, -rlOtt t.here la feocl eld BvU.,ame. Se I d .. 't Wnk It matten maelt whetbe.r 7w I• &. Memee. v ............... , ...... ., ........... t,,.. .... .... a wytpl te fall .. ~ ......... al&~ .. tO die tlafller ... -... tlln .. Mia b.e. It. DANCE . TRAINING lltlNGS MANY REWARDS ... • Poise ind Blllnce • Coonlin1Ho1 • Self Confidence • He11thy Body Coll Dorothy Jo l'or o.t•fft Of Her f•ll Scheduf•. All Types .t O.nclnt T •utht by Ex,.rfenc.d Te.ct..n ... T•p, lellet, Toe, H•w•l'-n & T•hitl•n, Acrohtlc 8•11 Room, Moct.rn Jui. a.ten. W~t's Doing? TODAY MA.llY DAY Ll1M:nJ .... 7:JO p.m. -Hart.-Duplicate arw,. Clult -Colt.a Mesa Women'• ClubbouH. 810 W. 18th St., Costa Kea -O.,.,_ C,_. ef Hunth .. .,. a..dl -Odd Fellows' Hall. 228 Kain St., Huntlniton -Beach 7:45 ,.m. -,.,..,. W1theGt Partners -Hoac H01pital Conference Center { · 1:00 p.m. -,...,, ""' c1.-. (slnCle and marrl-4 per· IODlf -·Colt& lleaa RecreaUon Auditorium. entrance off P'llmew Road. oppollt. Oranp Cout Collett partlllt lot -Slntle, ._,nett MMI Prefwlenel Adults .t Or•nte <Aunty -:-Colla Kea nnt Meth~ d1lt Church, 420 W. 19th St., "COit& Mea -Junior Dvpllcate Incite Clult -Cotta Mesa Women'• Club, 810 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa -L.C. and LMtMr Squ•r• D•nce Cfub - Westmont School, 8251 Heil, Huntington Beach • -Ceeatl1ne Au.xJlluy to Vet•r•ns ef f-.lgn Wart 3536 -Colla Mesa American Legion Hall. 5e5 W. 18th Sl, Costa Mesa 'Aloha' to .. Mr&. Read Mn. Dorodly Read (center) wu honored with a llUT· -prise Aloha party and buffet Jiven by fellow New· port Harbor Soroptimists in the home of Mrs. Lonnie Kott Oeft), 1215 Pembrook.e, Newi>ort Beach. AmoDf those waving goodby ~ Mn. Read. a buOd· ing dMcner, who wiU make her new home in Honolulu, Hawaii, were the Mme1 Howard 0.wJOO (right), club president: Farel Walter, De' Mur1 Tolb, ~rt M'OQdy, Henry Muto, Harold SWanlon, Zelma O'Brien, Cql Leland, L. J . OUJsey, June Farrar and E. J. "96nner. • l :>O p.m. -Newport Hart.er Pl•yers pwt "Antel St,..,.' -New Playbou.ae, 526 Center St., Costa Mesa. reservations by callint 548- 6484 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. dally or Mtr3838 on performance nightJ ,.._...., ___ ===""""---------. TOMORROW 1:30 p.m. -Newpert Harbor Pie yen p,....nt "Antel Street" -New pbyhouae, 528 Center St., Costa Mesa, reservations by calling 548- 6484 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily or 64&-3838 on performance nights MONDAY 9:30 •.m. -leMac't Duptfcate Brldfe Club -Irvine Cout Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach BACK-TO-SCHOOL ' IEAUTY SPECIALS! one of our finest perm1 ••• llECIC "ENDURING A" THE FINUT NAMf IN l'UMAHENTS Yew'" '••• • MICI "INllltN• Ir ... •• r;,ht fw tt.. f,.hi .. wi•• • . S.ft. fH~ie .. ~ft. yaf firM Hiit ~:-:.::::r~: :·.:.~12 so l•t •. Why ••f .. jay the llu l7 c .... ,.,... , •• h. • , .. .. ; .. uf. •tyla a .. .. .... ••Mr: nm llf...m_... Jl.00 Dw1rt 1Nf ............. v ......... SCHOOL TIME AGAIN Another Big Circle. Time's brought u1 around put summer vacations and now another school year belln•· Begins what? Begins. maybe, new careere and new railures ... begins a new season and endl an old one ... begins , too, a change in habits and patterns of dress: Ends the summer vacation 100'"' casual look, and begins the informal·bUt·dressed look Of school wear. And begins, we hope. some ne,w pattern1 ln taking care of clothes. Let's end an old habit of lettin& 1oUed clothes bang too lone ln closets, and let's begin a food new habit of cleaning them soon after stamin" and often durtnc their life • This wiU end waste and he gin an easy, simple econo- my which will save and save and save .... Let's end an old habit or buying any old thing just b:_e<:ause it's got fl~sh : and let's begin the sensible and Ju~ as easy and Just as appealing practice of buying thmgs which wiU give us the wear we're entitled to for our money And let's end the old hilb1t of taking our things to be cleaned just any old plate: let's Instead begin the school year wilh a good new habit of givlnc our clothes the very be~t of cleaning earl' 10 which they're entitled. Ct\LL OR BRING THJ::~.t TO Jackson Cleaners 557 W. 19th, Costa Mes• PlaH Ml '-3006 -Stanf or.ii Fre81iiiien ... ......... - To Be Feted Sunday ltuduta ~m the Harbor ;l ...... a ..... Area about to .... 8tan· Stanlity ~. ford Unhentty u fnab· _ Stanford Club olfteen uct board membca are 1tOJ P, IDllll will be ct.rtalaed br Jacbon, president; Mr a. ottl~n and board mem-John Parb, vice prtlidllll; bell of the Orant• Count, Mrs. Peter Dobbl~ llCD- stuford Club at a 119t10 par-tary; Roser S. Poolil, tnu. tJ ID4 barbecue, Sunday, ·urer, and Jack M. PeWs, ~ a. Eucene c. Treut., .1Gla Mr. and Mn. O. H. L. Rlcbardlon and Mr1. Scboct of Newport Beach Schock. 4 will open th.tr home for tbe felttve ocouioa. G u e a t a will allo bacJu.s. Staford IOpbomoret IDd u p p •-. rr c1111mm ol Orur• County who wUl be on hand to an- DISTRESSED .... ,. .... , ........ ..................... ..., nw ~. Pllnnlnl to tab part tn the tnforma1 •• tocetMr from Newport Beach are Cathy Bjorklund, Donna Bryan, lnp1d lfubler. Su· llD Evans James Ray IDd John Vlerilni; Cotta Mua· Robert Amon and Markita ..., ....... tasm...r ~.,.. ........... 4 tM11~1·1 ... ltati ...... ....... ,...._ "wil ......... ... • •flfyw.Aftlrll, ...... .. ,. .. ,. .. , ...... ,.... /]RICKER . Plt!PAllATOltY SCHOOL 900 lalboo llYcl.--Newport leach NOW ACCll'TINO AltltLICATIONf 'Olt l'ALL TERM For Student. ot above avera1e abWty that require the cballen1e of Small Seminar Clusea. GUDIS 9 THIOUGH 12 lnteniewa ly Appointment Only PHONES '41·1t90 & 67S.1H1 WlllllEI ae's 1 MOPP£T .•• I THll·AGER ••• or I CAMPUS com IACIC·To.satool. PERMANENTS FOR APfOINTMENT 646-2717 lnclud1"1 etyle&cut Heura: Men. & Tuea. .. .JO e.m. te' ""'· Wt4., Thun.·frf. t te t. Set. ,a a.m. te ' p.m. ~a Ji Cw.afola 170 E. SEVENTEENTH ST. Thrift Corner Building PBGGY 6 ALP'RED CURATOLA MR. BILL and RUTH THOMASON ·Orte smart style after another ! Brt.q the youn1sten in ror a loot- aee I They're all C-. ahoes ... for beat flt and loniest wear. For the boys, the "Lorenzo" tn handaome, h.igh·luster brown or black. Durable, yet right for dre.,.. up. The "Jllgblander" a a cluaic in adult 1tyling ••. wtng Up In ricll antiqued brown. P'or the little mi,., the pert, lilht "Jennifer" oh-so- casual •.. in red or black. For U. lot It teen, the blue·IJ>d.white ud- dle "Barclay" .•. 1tyllab. IJNf and 1upporUn1. in a leen·age -le. AU ~ -r •hots. naturally .• They 're b u I I t better to last much Ioneer. Phone OR 3-3420 DOROTHY JO DANCE STUDIO 11.00 '-··Fl•ir ..,. ,_MANINT WAYI I f ..... -mu -• I = 4" I _ & llf MA.fCIT I.It ""' IN BY 10 OIRT'f-CLEANID IY 4:30 SAME DAY-NO EXTRA CHARGI em • H•rbor Shepplnt Center 0...lwMIY &•---.. ,,...... Kl 9.(J757 ·. . ' PERM A-TRESS \IORE BARGAI~, BY FAR OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ONLY 2515 J. CoHt Hwy. Coron• del M., HUNTINGTON BEACH r '"°""''" . 101 .... I I• ,--, • •lftOOAL • C•llTll ·-C-. ·. '., .. ·. I IN MESA CENTER I With DA l LY Pl LOT CJ a if icd Ads! llS E. 17th St. letwe.n Sefewey & Thrif1y Drut VI M IU "7_, ~~~~~~~~---Z'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__:_~~~-! ' ~ f • .. , I .. , p bfft wort sele es tiler ~hr A said! sora that livir roor roor TI alwa Ing per ti on Th men you uali: just an stor wrlt Of and YOUI way shou visit will decc hap1 p Ml • " 17 -OPE -.... - s~ • OPE - EbylliB Wolcott . Weds ~ Keith SchUltz ·1n ,., .... 8A1lT I'll.OT"""" Hhl Prl., lept. 6, tNa " TQ«StniislreSB Count;il ~eels Mn. Ina PotW. Loni JngtioD Beach, and preeident Bea.ch City College instruc-~ LM 01.u ~· wr, wW be 1be iU8St fPeak· .-c.1t1•b•. -------· er Monday, Sept. t, at the Cow>cil I ol. ~ational Fall Clauet .... FM'mllC 1'oaltmlltrest Club meetlnf LEARN in lmic Beach. ¥ LBCC Engllab and ~ speecll instrudor, Mrs. Pot-SKATE ter will conduct a workshop on ·•The Art ol Convene· tion." SM IJ"pretid«lt of the C&lifomia State Associ· ation ~ Parliameotari.a and a past president of In· t«natiooal Toa$n.istreaa. Mn. Anne Cook, Council I obairman, will preaide over the Dl9eting. Invoca- .., tion will be given by Mn. Richard L. LaRue, Hunt- IHllel ---· _...... ic:..~:irtt-· Tt-"" ...... -::. .,,.. ,,_. ·i WI DAVIS SCHOOL of IQ SIATIM& Ttl. .._. -COSTA M8M m 8. 1"91 -MILLMeN MUMW ~. AND MIS. lOll'IT J. · SIMfSON JI. ____ _,_ __ ..___She'• former Ma. .Hlften c...., Nest Ilea thine t. • aeaJ coat-- A PAIR OF STRETCH CAPRJS! Get ready for Fall •'- CALLING ALL HOME MAKERS By Penny C•tl'o• HOW DO YOU STAIT 'UlNISHING YOUlt HOME? 1 have ask· ed this ques-tion of three pronunent de- ICOl'atora and eive tbeae answers: One aaid be always start.a with the floor P .......... 1'0 covering. AJ, .r..J'ln 1 ter this bu been decided upon, be works out his col2,I 1cl\eme. selection of furniture, drap- es end accessories from there, keeping in mind the type, color and texture of the floor covering. A famous lady decorator said · she starts with the sofa or sectional sofa since that is the main item in the living room and the living room is the most important room in the bouae. The third replied that ahe always bellna by decorat- ing the walla with wall I*" per or paint or a combina· tion of both. The important.thing to re-member,regardless of how you get started, it to vis· !Jalize the entire· picture, Jud as an author must have an outline of h!J entire story before he can start writing the book. Of course, your furniture and decorating will express your own personality and way of life. which ia as it should be. If you want ideaa visit our store where you will find the latest ideas in decoration and I will be happy to help you. ' Penny C.ti:o•, ID&erlor Dea~r Robert'• C.•temporary Fantltare l\U f.nr7 Opea Moa. Ii FrL eves. tB t. Sudaya 11.f lm Newport Blvd., C.M. Jillian Cagney Becomes Bride Ai }; /!J -/)_ _ ,/ nt E. 111.Sl .,, {( (/ ({j,t Rill.GREN SQUARE • COSTA MHA WITH THIS AD ONLY ..... . R6nfll ,.... ••• ..., .. eompMlnented bir aitire. IM vowa pJed&ed betore L. Jam• Amtbori Jr. the alW' ot St. Jamee Ept.. terved the bttdegrown u copal C h u r ch · Nwport beet IDlll, while S te v e n n-~h b u:'.... um--JlUUrwel IDd damet Pat• MIS. 8'11TH SCHULTZ Nee l'hyllia Welcett BEAUTY SALON Ne Appellltmeat Neceaury LI 8-9820 ~ ' y .. ..._ .nUHW rWl Hated tbe file•. Elizabetll Cagney and Rob- ert J. ~ k . Two bun· dred guests gathered to wJt. neaa the eventni nuptiala performed by the Rev. Jolla H. Parke. tba oraan while Mia Nor·"' ma Ivarl uni "Whither Thou Goest" a 11 d "Be· ' caUN." nw bride's mother wore . a yellow linen sheath iown and the brldesroom's moth· er. beige ltneo. Both wen presented with cymbldlum orchids. SPECIAL .PER~NENT Tbt. bride la the daugiht« ol Wilhm J. C&CMY, S8(l9 Baysbol'e Drive, Newport .s.aclt, and tbe ~ b the soo ol. Mr. ~ ~..: Robert J . Simplon, 1818 Corsica Place, Costa Mesa. Escorted to the ~ by her father, Mill CaCneY chose a CabiB weddinl gown ol cla11acally aimple lines. The dreag WU faeb· iooed ol IMk ora-z,a and feabred a ICOOPld neckJine mld elbow lenctb lleevt1. BOUQUET A bu*rfty veil fl'olted .... Ned J?!.Mia ...... te.ned to a pilbox headpiece and llhe cmrted a cascad· ing bo(Jquet ol whi~ rotes, carnations, trues ot tlie vaJ. ley and orchida. Identical medium blue 11eevelen fO'W1lS were 1"1111 by Miss Irene Gates. maid of honor; MW Louise W. Peters and Miss Mary Jo Reilly, bridesmaid.I. Their ensembles were de- 1iigned with A-s Daped skirta, scooped necklines md bows in back. A bow headpiece and bouquet of wtib oar· nations and yellow roges BAY a.UB GALA F~ the wddinC ouem<Jel1, a NC)eptioo WU tieki in the Behl 'Bay Club to fete 1he newlywedded oouple. Wlrlte Cll1lJlltlonl IDd ltock IC ol1. a four tier W9ddln& cake. Allktlnc Ill ~ nceptba w.s Mn. soo. ya Buber, 1Bd1Mlle Mary MacDooell circWl1ed tbt eveat boot. For the feetive occaaion, the bride'• a u n t, Mra. Jeanne Olpey McJrTUoa, aeleoted a told~ toned lilk au.it ~ pmed with a wllit.e ordiid Ctt• HCe. Tb. bridecroom'a moCber mo.. • ,..,.. •ilk ' ASSISTANTS Servin1 at the church re- ception were Mrs. L. J . Scrocll• of Newport Beach and Mn. Phil McKenney of New Jersey I arandmotberl at the bride. Min Nancy Jensen served· punch and' Mn. EldoA Andersen,. and Mn. William farker, ~aki. The three tier cake was .et off by yellow carnations and stock. :Miss Linda Madsen circu· la~d the iuest book and Miss Sallle Elliott and Mn. J . Wayne Rehn took care of the (ilt tablt. Jl'or the honeymoon trip to Canada, the n e w Mrs. Schultz selected a blue silk suit with matchin1 bat and navy acceuorles. Upon return, The couple will establiBh their home in Springfield, Ore. She ia a graduate of Woodrow W f.11 o n High School, Long Beach and Or· egon State University. Her husband, a graduate o( Junction City Hilh School and Oregon State Universi· ty, will teach at Pleasant Hill Junior Hi1h. IO'Wlllftdeollt,~neot· ................................................ .. eel bJ maa.;blq acceaaor· Ml IDd ,,..._ orobid cor· ~ ... boWtaMa 1rip to lAb Tahoe, U. new· ......................................................... . Across the B.oard • a1c1 ••• .. .....,... ...----=-..;;._--• "-"* Meir, ......... • OW C-UM~-·-• .,.,... ........ •C,_.11_ A R .. ular $10 $19.50 Val. For Only comp .. Back·to-Scheol PERMAN'ENT SPECIAL Res. .... ••s.• .. " .. ~ Im,_ s.t. 11, IHI '---------' ~1118 COMIULTAT!Otl l'T'l'LIMO AND KAlll l'IOll.8MI. W8 Alll UCCLUllVW IUT ... T Ul'81UIV8 1836 tffWPORT BL VD. COST A. MESA WITH THIS AD ON~ Y WE ARE FEATURED AT THE FOLLOWING QUALITY MARKETS. PLEA.SE COME IN AND ASK FOR US. "THE IAR M TWINS" -·1;;.~.;~·ioy Mk~····"(····.iti~~;.d~i:id;."~:·- .,. Paclftc Cout R'ffJ. : M.13 Vla Udo -···-~!>~~-~~L~!r: ..... : ...... !!~~n.~.a.~~-- Chopplng Block Mkt. : ley Clty Meets 1115 Park Ave. : ml nth St. Colta M.eaa : Costa M.eaa -·-··········--·----·---Mn. Simpeoa ..... into a yellow ag lleend ctresa COSTA MESA DUPUCATE Wilbeid. GuJck Murdock, bana Duplioate Bridie al.lb l'llJlm 01 fllE' 'ESf l'llJlm f %m Efi.1119 .od beiee colt Ind hit. Yel· Member• and int.erelted Hall Wison, 1tfr. md Mn. games held latt Monday, 1 8':llllS ii• low roau lftd whJte orcbMll tlriqe play.,. wtl1 vte for Geor1e Wilt, Vlrpu Ma· Sept. 2, were Mr. and Mrs. tt•ft Jlmm JDllde 111' JMr PJC away muter point.I durlne a mM-bar, Mfg. Roy Sabin, Mrs. Marvin Bryant. 6111111 JIU oonage. ter point same acbeduled Dudley o.y, N~. Placing second, third and M 1be co'"Hllo.....Llli 'studied fol' 7:30 p.m. tMitht. Sept. ~ Silva Md Maryanne fourth respectively ~re Mr. !l'Wlmm ... at Oran1e Coite1e:. I. In the Co• Me. Warn· Waldo. and Mrs. Thomas Gamtt, she is J m.lf!i .. a. of New-en'a Cleboule. 610 W. lltil JUNIOR DUPUCATE Gordan Lewta. Mrs. ,Max· -~:j port Sdlool, St., COit& Mesa. A Junior pay~ iam• xine Burgan. FAnilie Quick and he, ol Juan Capi· Nortb.soath winners in la slated fOf' 7:45 p.m. Fri· Md Mary Sherman. •. ltrano. °""h P'riday, AU(. 3>, 1ames day, Sept. •. in the Costa P\ayers intere5ted in du· ~· 'Ibey are at home to ww. Dr. md Mn. D. Di Meta Womm'a Clubhouse, plioate bridge are weloome ~ fmnds at 16'.5 Pbcentia Fiore tyinc with Mrs . John 810 W. l8ttt St., Co*~. to join the group at 7:3> Ave., <Mita M-. H ... and Robert AlJAll'I in New playsa are invited to p.m. every Mooday in tii. I Section A ·.,d Section B join. Pacific TN.iler Parle Ciba· 1tAcx111 ••• M MllAT co. -... , 1 .• ~ro n .• &..01 ANe1L11 Organist Entertains ~~~.~~ ~~~~-~"~n~a~C=~=~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Griffes and Mrs. M a r Y found Mr. md Mn. David r JMDS. Sabal taDy6nc bllh IOOres Section A hip ICOrerl in in the nortb....ooth field and the eut.-west competjtion Mr. and Mra. W1Wam John. were Mariaret Wilt •d *>ft recti\4nc hiCb taa-1 a.its UqaJia. Dr. N. TH· in the eut-welt 1ame1. "Andy" Andersen, noted professional organilt, will entertain members of the Hammond Orfan Society of the Orange Coast next !fonday, Sept. t , at 2854 E . U>ut Highway, Corona del Mar. M9mber1 a.re request.ct' to arm. promptly before 7: 30 p.m. wbrn tWr suest orcanllt la scheduled to play. Mny and Mn. Edith Keane-In the norih-IOUth oompe. dJ wtn Sed1on B winnen. titian Mr. a Mn. R. 0. NOl'Cb·IOUtb flnUb«s In Baillargeon ll>d Mr. and boUl MCtione were Mr. and Mn. Mvvin Bryant were Mn. WHbur Hanisoo tying ruonen-up. with Mn. Ardl McAllilter Eaat-Weat finbhers were OPEN SUNDAY, SEPT. 8th,.10 il.111. to 4 p.111. Anderaen 11 a former the- ater orianl.lt and has made several appearana!a on tel· eviaion. CUrrently be ta ap- pearing at the Revere and Mn .. Robert Suhr, Mrs. Willard Crane and Bruce Broker, Mrs> John Mrc. E . Cartwel. Mr. and OPEN SUNDAY, SEPT. 8th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Houte,c Tustin. Refreshments will be suved followinf the pro- gram. Carey, Connie Clarr. Milton Mn. W. R. Updergraff, CobeA, lNbe! Becker and Mn. Helen Loweoatein and Bruce Hartwell. Mrs. D. C. Armstrong. Eut-lrelt section runoen· CABANA DUPLICATE up wwe Howani Bowen, R. Hilb scoren in the Ca· <Mary Naegeli WISHES TO SAY THANK YOU! . "' YOU HAVE MADE MY OPENING A HUGE SUCCESS, DO COME IN AND SEE THE FALL FASHIONS! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 mar'Jj BAND BOX IN THE VISTA SHOPPING CENTER 139 WEST 19th ST. COSTA MfSA • t ' • t NO DOWN PAYMENT 44 00 MONTHLY PUTS YOUR 1AMIL Y IN THIS PICTURE \\hr ~ndurc a 1.rowdcd, unattracti'e harhroom. "h~n vou lan stretch !fut in a new or remodeled o~c ••• tor no mnney down. \X'e'JI g1Ve you som~ ~ood ideas and do the whole job for )'Ou ~·ith CHJP our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, that's noted for !deas, Designing, Finondng, Materials ond Construct1~n. Call for .FREE booklet or an appointmeot m your bomt. HUAILI, UTAILISHED lUMHtt DIALHS KNOW HOME IM,ROVIMINT lfST osta Mesa Lumber Co.1 FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL-LI 8-1061 , . { - • HAND-WIRED CHASSISt and full year guarantee· .. Motorola builds quality Into e11ery HI ... thand-wired chassis, precision craf1ed with modern hand and dip soldering for circuit connections of high reltablllty ... triple checked for quality ,.remium Rated Tubea. This quality of design and construction maku possible this •manufacturer"s one year guarantu that covers free exchange or repair of 1ny compooent proven defec- ti11e In norm1I use. A rranged through selling dealer. Labor extra. Valu.-pachd conto/e 11> J Thia U' (cweull dl1g. lube "'•II.; 213 IQ. In. plctur• v11wlng arH ) TV hit oowor tran1tonf11r Suoer GoldM M • Ch1u11: 0•0•1de1 hloh r•ll• I hllily and d1o•nd1ble perform. "'"• r r1m1 Grid C u11om Matk Tuner mfntmi111 n••d tM hn• tuntn9 whtu• th•"O'"'O ......... ,. •El•g•nce •nd ml•blllty ' 8Hut1ful •J11tno '•ynot11 Ihle tuomly tnOl'll!'•d M11torol1 mod1J. Feetu•1~w•r trent· former. S up., Golden M Ch11111 for h•oh re•••blhtt Eff1c••ntty 00*~'.cl IO CS•h .... r 1ha1p o•ctvro Doubt~ Ct•o· e>t r" Circuitry h•lo• ~·~o l'k· turt l lHdY NO DOWN PAYMENT MAKE NO PAYMENT 'TIL OCTOBER 15 - 21 DAILY l'tLOTllHW .. 1'•8» Fri., S.pt. 6, 1963 • .. :BEAT. OUR PRICES •. , . 1 8ElT OUR " DEAL OI ANY 1964 ·MOTOROLA • -QT YOUl •SIT FREE • QT YOUI Money Back Too , . S19.995 WITH STAND 19T40 Why this 2~_:.J_'l§et is a bargain at S24888 \ THAT'S RIGHT BEAT OUR PRICE OR BEAT OUR DEAL ON ANY 1964 MOTOROLA BLACK AND WHIH r.v., COLOR TV., RADIO, OR STEREO AND RECEVE YOUR PURCHASE FREE AND YOUR MONEY REFUNDED TOO. NO GIMMICKS! NO STRINGS! ONE YEAR GUARANTEE! THAT'S •IGHT! ONE FUU YEAR WRl1TEN PARTS GUAR· ANTEE ON ALL T.V. SETS SOLD DURING THIS HISTORY MAKING EVfNT • MOTOROLA This Motorola console has tine-furniture styling. full year guarantee• and features you'd expect in a higher priced set Everything ill premium Motorola qual- ity in thia fuiely styled Model 23K97 console ezoept our special-value price. Motorol•'a t"4nd-wired chcu1i1 'i1 preci8ion crafted with modem hand and dip solderin( for long life. The Golden M• picture tube ia llcientificall,v designed and matched to the cha.11818 circuitry to provide roo\, efficient chu-m operation. Motorola standard• that h.aye helped Motorola eetabliah a reputation for reliability and quality. Even the beautifully atyled Con- temporary cabinet offers fine detailing you probably wouldn't apect at any- wheNJ near \be price. All th.ii plm a •manuf11cturer'1 one year guarantee that covers fr~ exchange or reeair of any componen~roven defective in normal use. Al'T'&iipd throuih selling dealer. Labor extn. ~e&i~ Gol.den M Premium Rated Tube& are built and tfleted to meet rigid The Prices Advertised Here Are Compet~lve 'I. See Us For A Final Price or Final Deal Lulls you to sle<'p and \J.·akes you to radio- or a buzzer alarm. Lazalarm• Jeta you sneak an extra 40 wink~. Visilite softly li~ht.s the clock face from behind, so you can tell time in the nark' I 3)95 Ca&tntwcMOM ollvt , or •llltt •Ith beige • bl.,._ KING TELEVISION CREDIT 15 EASY AT WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 8 NEW TRUC KS -RADIO DISPATCHED TO BRING INSTANT SERVICE TO YOUR HOME STORE HOURS: 9 'TIL 9 DAILY 3019 HARBOR BLVD., C6STA MESA Kl 9-2255 JUST NORTH OF BAKER 18573 MAIN ST ., HUNTINGTON BEACH VI 7-6007 .5 POINTS SHOPPING CENTER ' I KING TV A WIUINGNBS TO PAY YOUR llLU IS THE ONLY OUALIFICA TION NECESSARL Y FOR CREDIT AT KING T.V. &. • . / --~ .. / -.. -----:-~, * OUNGI COUNTY'S MOST AGGllSSIVE TELEVISION DEALER ·EVERY , 11110TORou·rv HAS . A FULL YEAR GUARANTEE* What H covers, How It works, Why you should have It I Why ..u!e for tO daya when every 1984 Motorola TY, rerardleu of price, II ruarant.9ed for a hill 1•1. •Manufaetmw'1 one_,.., ruarantee eov .. fNe achuce or Npalr of any eomponent Pl'O'f9l dlfeative in normal ... A.nuaed tbrouitue1llllC data. Labor .ma. Motorolflan make thie "'-'~- Motorol•'• IHIPUler Terta" 11 (overall dlao. tube-.: t'll Ml· In. picture vlewlno ar .. 1. Hu • ,.oeMJp he11dle ••. a11d Meglc Mut• Altt.,,1\11 lyste111. Froltt "'OUllled I' J 5' 'Olden Voice• SpeU.et beam1 eound ..._det~. '13C)88 ruarantu bffauH of the 111perb qualit.y they upertly enrU»eer into every Mt. Every 11t ii produced with f•tur• like Premium Rated Tube. .•. fband-wlr1d eba11la, pree~ion enfted with modern hud and dip eolckrinr for eircuit eonMCtiou ol birh rellabilit7. 0./11H TMl•n 11 flM pe.formance In • highly atylM cabinet me1. .. thla 110ttable •reel value. fMfur .. tound ovt ffol'lt for ~ H1W..lno ... plua tinted ~•Nici• flltor olau for lmprov9d co11trut end rech1ctlon of .,,. 11oyl"o rellectfon1. Avallable In cho~• ol decor .. tor co~ra. -,15 918 Tartan 19* portable TV has a hand-wired .......,. ... _:m ... -....,.......,._,._... c~ass~st and a full year guara ntee• Cb.a.ocm are you alreedy own one TV eel Now Motorbla eorineerinr mabl it pomible to own a eecond eet at thia surprislnr.fy low price and still enjoy the advanta,_ of brand-name reliability. Tb.ii Tartan 19, for eumple. is thand-wired-preciaion-c:n!ted with modem hand and dip eolderiq methoda for lone life. It pulla in razor. 9barp pictu:rea and bu a built-in ..U.V to repair billa that will rladden the heart of any budret keeper. Other advanta.-? Sound-out-front speaker llnd front-mounted con- troJa. Convenient pull-up handle. Decorator-styled ICUft'-and mar- nm.t&nt polystyrene cue.. And a ~uf.acturer'a one year ruarantee that cove.rs free exchanreor repair of aQ.Y component proven defective in normal use. Arranged throur:h eelling deeler. Labor extra. Sound rood? Why nol drop in and• aa about a-=ond let for your family, IOOll.. • • COSTS ONLY SPECIAL TERMS MOOEL19P3S • DAIL. Y "'"'°' IWllWW•Ht ,, .. I Sept. 41 1963 21 HAllOll ancl IAKD COITA MllA Radios you ~an rely on by MOTOROLA /low«f11I S,_.w I IS4Q a· Golden Vo6ce ..... ., end lOM COft!rol b bold. tMlf inellow souad. Acc:unlt• d1'KI tlmlno. too. ~ .. ~. only $ 5995 ~~Woe '2495 ,.,,..., ,,.,."°""., Tlll1 hlfh ~me.-Mt le tfllde"llJ llO• .,ed IO ci.-.., ,,._. llictu rte. Hea hlfh oaln "9IM o1'd luMr for btllttant llk1vrt1. fttcture Opttmtnr Control Itta 1ou edjust picture to YoUr 1reftr.nca. 6C)88 o.co,.,°' ~. Motorola pulled out II\• a1001 d111Gnln11 thla c:o- poct llMUty. Uoht9d cl'lllnn•I l11dtutor for .. ,, cfl1W1•I .. 1ect10" ••• PIH premium .nol,,...lno feature• ••• plua Youf choice of dec:oretof colora for thl• beautllul c.blntt. htn tiu a Hollted c:h1,.. ,,.1 lndlcato•. $l B9'6 Every MO OROLA TV is all-channel adaptable EMly Am•ric•n Ch•rm Aulhe1'1•c: alyltl\O ~•ynot•• I ot "•P•rbly engineered Moto•ola mo I r tt-1ur•• OOWftf tr•r'llfOf'rner. Su , Gold•n M~ Cl'lu11a lor ~•Oh r1h1 I· l!y Clfltl1"llY pow•r•d lo dtlt r llrllh1n1. t htro olc lu•o . "Oo11b • Clipper" C11cu1lrt ft•My. twolp1 ~HP picture $2 s THIS OFFER GOOD FOR 30 DAYS. THIS OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 4, 1963 The Prices Advertised Here Ar Competitive · See Us For A Final Price or Final Deal! CX21 Economy consol• KINCi TELEVISION _Ull ... "owtt tran1fo rm1t. Gold•n • Ch111l1 provide de11end1ble o••· lormanc•. Hu ltnt•d •r•·•h•d• fllltr ol•u lo lmprov• pl(lure conlrut whll• ••dutlno ol1r1. Fram• Grid Cutlo,,,..M1tl' Tune< '"''"mlzH th• ,...d ~ INM tvnW.g ;~~;.;.:~"''"O $23995 Come in and look ovef my llne·up ~ tM& Moto,ola T V1 , •• than Qtl my dt1n I WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 8 NEW TRUCKS -RADIO DISPATCHED TO BRING INSTANT SERVICE TO YOUR HOME STORE HOURS: 9 'TIL 9 DAILY 3019 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Kl 9-2255 JUST NOR TH OF BAKER 18S73 MAIN ST., HUNTINGTON BEACH Vt 7-6007 5 POINTS SHOPPING CENTER Powerful battery-ot>- erated 'hauis with t Iran s1stors f-0< s harp.. c li-ar sound. 2 built.in antennas- l'ilrh 11 ·spec1111ts1 • one IN F M .~ for AU. NO DOWN PAYMINT MAKI NO PAYMENT 'TIL OCTOISER 15 • / 'DUSTY CORNER' "A Youn& petlOll spends more time In ooe year study- lq u1tfametic tbu M ... in flw ,..,a ol SUadaJ tebool clauel,.. 1811 ... Rev. Mr. Parker. Under UMile drcumltanc:es,' be ftnda 1l bard.ly IUJ'Prilinl that ''Christian tralnhii .na experience rradually ndn to • dwity CCll'1MI' " the c:hlld'• thlnklni• O I A variety of .Uort. are Wt· der ft.1 In mtjor ~ denominatlonJ lo provide more time for reUitoua ectu. cation. Ona poulbUlty la to Jenitb- et'I the Sundly morn.tni 1e1- lion. The EJUcopAl Cburch bu~. mlnt· mum of to mlnutM, and tbl Untt.d PNbyterl.an Church II urclni all ot lta ~a· tiona to alloc:at. at leaat 75 mlnutu for &md&7 Scbool . But hl1cioua ed\tcaton .. llttJe hope for • ~ bl'Mk· ~lnthb~ P'uton find It dlttlc:uJt to flt • loq Sunday ICbool --Into a mornin& IChedWa wblcb Is already compli- cated, In many cue1. by the JMCeafty of boldlnl two ad- ult wonhlp aervtcea. And panata -lfP9da1ly thOM Stress 22 .... ., fl-..TJ ......... ,,.. .. s.,t. 41961 wbo reprd SUDday achool u an intrullon on tbelr ••morn-lnl to llMp" • -..... aft.a unmthuaiutlc about loa&• IHliom. NEW TREND A more promilin1 trend. which baa been developlnt lD ~nt yean, 11 to aspp1e- ment SWtday achool wtth OD1 • on Westminster School Days Youths Help JFK in 1964 ~ r Historic Church To Be Noted A l1Jt ol advt.lorl for tbl Cb1na to the UN, birth con· 1164 Youth for Kan.nedJ cam-trol or Cutroiam." -Gets New Pastor In Services pa1p In Oran1• County wu "We JOit want to do a job announced today by Dan for u outltandiq Phlldlat and we 're not loin& to watt Wooldridl• ol Garo.ii Grove, until thr• montha before the 1be nr..t Metbodilt Chrch, ltneral chairman. election," WooJdridt• added. 11th Street and Oran&• Av• The Ult includea Concreu- Firrt Pnabyterian Church et« thia fall. Mr. Ind Mrs. nue, Jbmtinetioa JIMdl. will mu Richard T. Hanna, Id- ol wettinater wBl ,....t tta Campbell will Hve at 13211 bonor u. iWn ~ ,..._, ~ WUllam Dann. School District tint new ~ In 15 ytan Whttney Circle m w..unm. to JdilJc IC'bDola WW. ll*ill IDl.1W. Walt.er B. Cbaff•, oo Sunday, Sept. is, when Ute *'· ..mce. at t :30 md u :• • Cclq:ruaional Dtltrlct Hires Teacher1 .Rev. Jay M. Campbell, called The W~ dudi la a.m. &Jnda1. Tba R.v. O. cUlnna and John R. Dun. by the concn&ltioa in Au-tl y .... old, oae ol tht old-RmMR Shaw, pat.or. w\)l ::..-Grow dty coundl· Mre. Elma c . Annitace. rust. conducta bh firlt Mrv· Mt )n Southern Calif'omia. ~ on h 41o1*, ""lbt WOotdrtdl• aald l n l t t a 1 H\IDt.inctOll s..ctl, hM belll ices. The city of Weaitmimter WM Rlct& Book." membenbip lJ from the Welt bind • a tudler by h Rev. Mr. Campbell bu fOUl-1ed by h .Rev. L. P . The Smduary a.oil". --Oran&• County Young Demo-to.ta Meta tJmoa Scmooi 1*- been put« of Belbany Unit Webber, who orianized the tile direcCioa ol Mn. ~ crata. wh1cb II a "moderate trict. MIW PASTO. ltev. Mr. C•mpbeU P~abyterian Cbun:b ln Bur· firllt ~nan c b u r c b S&on:iaer will ollf//fopr' oriamution not especially tn.. ~ Coet& Meu IChool bank, when be orpnized the there in lm ln receat yeen .._ ~ Ml~ r tueated In admWion of Red lloerd \.Vednt~ ~ al.lo con~gaticn and built it to a under the ;_.,.--., ol ~ ....__ Churdl ~ · _._ ..,...oved the emp&oymtDt of 7 Will Join membenh.ip of about llOO. n-K ~R--Bo d Hiii: ~, ....... m-four OCf)M' t.eair:fters: Mm Pa- Tbe Weltminater Churd1 ;;'vi.omZ~~ ·~ch ':: at 9:30 a.m. witn c1-se1 f'or trlcla AM>ert.. Wh.ittier; Mn. now hu a 000.-.clltion o1 P'OWD ~ 1 11nall coorre-all a1es; T. Clydl Sp>mler, Aboard Picket Pltric:ia A. Jotlbw. Oma- 850 rnemben and serves~ -+.: •-.... t ll ii -·~--'-... ba; Mn. Dolly S. Moore.~ Weltmlnster and Huotiotton 1-..oo "' . .... ereeen eo.ro -._ -----· William D. Davis, eonar-ta Ao&. and Ma g.,. CdM Church Bead! ment. Future JSlanl include a The Rev. L a w re n c • P . man au.man aon ol Mr. and K El . Olmo Rtv . Mr. Campbell aUead-new aoo..e.t sanctuary oo tbe BjortSund, tninUtc to yOldh, Mn. J. C. D~via DeO Golden SOI, yna, . · IJ"OQnds, temaUvely acbeduled will meet 'With members ol Circl N rt' 0 -b •· The Lutheran Chureb of the ed Grove Ctty, Pem. College 1 -...-"br akin in ..__ e, ewpo DCAC , .. and Pittsburfh-Xenia Semin· or 6'"'"""" • I ...., the three youth groupe It. 5:30 serving aboard tht radar pick- Master, 3M5 E. Cout HJ&hway ary He served as a Navy spring ol 1984• p.m . 1bey wtl1 10 to Loi An· et deltro~r USS Vetole which Corona del Mar, will receive cbaplll'I and hu worked in ~·to eUend Uw final meet-recently won UM 1993 Battle new members on Sunday at many capacities wtumi the Ulf ol the BW1 Gntlam Cnl· Efficiency "E " award ln com. the 9 15 a.m. aervi«. Pretbyteriart . d«lOOlination. ~13th Sunday' ~ Commission on SUw peWioo with oCblr' Atlantic: HARBOit RIST MEMORW PAii ltl 1-11• The newcome~1 have stud· ~alhe ~ss~ the and~ ~ and Firla.ra .ui Fleet destroyers. led lbe tuchina• of the Commission on Evanrellm at Communion Set meet at the dlurdl on Mon-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i;;;w;p;;iiiiif;Piiiiiir;t1:it;----- c hurch In a alx·wetk aerte. of ttie national level and MrWI day evenJnc at 7:30 o'clock. r lau ea on Wedneaday even-u chairman of 'the Depert.. 1be llttl Stmay alter Trin-A coacre1at6oml meeUne will / inga, and ~•led their de-ment of Survey and Plannlnc ity will be ~ with be~ on n:~ = me to unit. wtth the church of h Los Angelet Plwby· Holy Commumol\ ~ a and ~ 1H~ ~: tery and on the Preebytery 9: 15 a.m. Mld mormnc prey. • ·-v-r- fam1ly. On . Sunday after lbe ChlS'Ch Exteneioo Boa.rd. He .. at 11 a.m . Sunday at St. idmt ol the Huntioctoa Ba.cb service, a l"fleeption will be has been active in Bl111>ent James Epiec-Opal Olurdl. Oo., wfil be the ~er. held an their honor. community atfaJn mcludin& Newport Beach 1be Sanduary am wit Those to be received are urvice on the Red Crou 1bt Rev . .John H. Pne meet for rebeanal oo Wed-~ • COl.MM1'8Mlll • a.www. Mrs. Paul B. Field. and Mr. n. C.mpbell family in-enecker will prtllde " the tor'• d•• cm Church Memo ., .. of the WORLD Mrs Allen Bre"."er• Mr. and board. and the Rev. OoneJd Loog-needay at 7:~ p.rn. The PM-slzds ... , TREES and Mn. Harold Hopper, Cor. eludes foot children, two ol. tel'Vlcee. Holy Communion benhlp will meet on Wed-._ ona del Mar. and Mr. and whom will attend WMt.mintter will be coodoeCed at 7 a.m. netday at 7:30 p.m. in h ••••••_:-~ = =-Mrs. John Trittipo. Lapna Higb SchooJ and two the Ray WednMday and 10:30 a.m. churdl atudy. Beach Sdlm.iU School .lri Wutmln· Thursday. ;:::;;============================:::;. Vsing Horse Sense Kerm Rima. left, and Or. Dudley PfaCf, Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club member~. care· fully examine one of the more unusuaJ pieces or merchandise offered at the 1 lub's ··w orld's Second Largest Garage Sale and Auction" Sept. 27 and 28 on !hr ra~t parkil'\g lot of the Harbor Shop ping Center. Rummage donations are 4iou:zht from anyone In the Newport Beach · Costa Mesa Area. Donors may ar· 1 an:.:l' lo ha Yr anvthin~ of valuP p1r k ed up bv r allinj? Kf'n Loi;tan i1f Mlrlwa v ti 12.!fl ,. . I ' . HOW TO ENJOY THE CllMNIENCE OF SlltOAY TIMES HOME DELIVERY . Tm ideal way to talce the Los Angeles Sunday Times is by convenient.. thrifty home delivery. You're sure of prompt, regular receipt of your newspaper y.•hen your neighborbood carrier de· livn1 the Sundty Ti.ma to your home. The coupon below it all you need to 1tart your service. Fill it out and mail it today. Your local dealer ..,.ill bill rou; you need Sft!d no monty now. r--------~-------------PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPT. LOS ANGELES TIMBS TIMES MIRROR SQUARE WS ANGELES H. CALIF. p.3 ' Start delivering the Sunday Times to my home at the rate of $1 pu month and continue until further notia. N AME ADDRESS ---L.-'-":;;..· ____ AP.T. __ _ I I CJTY PHONE ___ _ ~---==---------~---------J . ' ~~ SMART "A" LINE JUMPER SETS FOR YOUNG FASHIONABLES 3-6x 3.97 AND 7-12 4.97 Triple-threat fashion .•• thf"y're layered ••• they're corduroy ... and they're black! And washable, oT eourse. The square-collared' jumper in 3-6X, black with white ric-rac and crisp wrute blouse, 3.97. The inverted pleat jumper in 7-14, black with red-and·, white check bow-neck blouse, 4.97. HERE'S WHY • 1111 .... , 1er .. ..,, YOU SAVE • T""" .,. ......... t11e1-• AT ltOIEltT HALL • "'• .. ._. • uMtt .._.,, • v ....... ~ ...... , Air-conditioned for your •hopping comfort OPEN SUNDAYS . 11 to S AMPLE FREE PARKING 16th & Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa ------- GOT A DIME? 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" • -·----~----~.---·,.,·~.--·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·~·~·~.~.--·~.~-.-.-~:~'.0~ ......... ,~ .. ~,. ....... ~1-·--~:-·· ..... ~ .. ~·--··-··--.-.~"!-·~-..... ~~~.~,~-~ ... ~~ ..... -. ... ·~-·-... ~~-~· .. ··~·-···~-. ..... ·~·~"~•,...··-·~·--·--··-·-----.. St.. Andrew'• Farthest Out Methodists To Gather In Anaheim • C M ts Member• ol 'the MethodJat Thia wW be ~ tb.1111 rw mambul wW ~ ..&mp ee . Cburthee: of the Whittier Oil· U11t tbe M6t.bod1rt UnJon b11 Dr. WW HllOehrand, uecr.t- 1 Churche'S Women Will Hear trict, ranai£; from Monterey held the "Welcome Breakfut" Uve MCtetal}' ot the Cool_... On Saturday Part: to San Clemente, will honorinj the new pastors, and toOt Bowel ol M111lou ol tat School Psycholdgist mett It tbl. rm Me~ tt .. upected that 1om1 .!IOI) So..u..n .~..\rir.Glla , Church ot Anaheim to wel· Contereooe wW IPMt. He ta Tbe month.ly meeuac pl come lhll newly Ulipecl min-st.a.rune Ida ~ yeu in ttil• Camp Flrtheot Out lrtn be lNn and uoociatn and their Forward Look ._.1 bavtns tonnerJy..,.. MH. Edl1& Clark McAtet, Unlver1Jty' Of Chlcaao, Clar•· tducator and pl)'Cbolop.t wW mont Graduate School and the be_ introduced .. pelt 1peak· Unlven.ity of Nankin1. Shi bald $at.Urda)' at 0a South [.a. wive1, from other locat.iOQI lo Ved fot tJ1: :rean U superlJ>:_ pna Mtlhodln Church, 2192 churchea l.n UU. dlltrlct. "A Forwwd Look'' » ~ tmdeal ol. tM Paeeckn• D»- Wuley Drive South L....ulii 'Ille proiram-breakf'alt will topk ol Sunda.Y'• eennoa at trtct. Kll wort now l.nvolvM Buch. ' • be held at the Fellowship Hall the PlymouCh Corigreptioo.al the 1up1rvWon and adminfa. a.ptld er Wed:Duda.y at the lntUal bas tautftt U~LA emnlion • 1 of the Anaht1m Chw-ch, 302 lratlon ot all MttthodiJt. Miao Thi Galilean speaker rW E. Broadway on Saturday at 9 Chul'ch, 2ll06 E. Clout Higtl· 1ion project.I and act1.vttJe1 .. oiu&.T ,....., , ...,.,... M be UM Rev. R.algtt Wilk.inion, a .m. Pruldln& wW be Oleri R . ..-.y, Corona del MAr. Dr, wtll 11 u. aid aod .uperv\1- f I .._. 6 ,..... H mlnilttr or the Cbria"an cen. Wliiymati, newly elected nreal-Thomas B. Hoover wtll pre. ton nt new churcheo .. d ••••v11w -~ ... w ,-., fall 1.u..rina « t.bt Women's ooune1. 0r1.... c..i. ...... , u -•1• ..., w -11 , ... Fellowebtp Of BL Andrew I Mr1. McAfee came to lbe '·-•It.IT. COflOU •L IWI _ wu L Prwbyteriaa Cbw'cL Newport Stach di&trict from r .., .....,... , pv. "' .. _, ol '"-ur-•"-~'-~ -----------ttr, Aa.aheim. 1-M if; known ror ,_, '°" IWC~t Uruon. llide. llt the 10 a.m. Rn'ice. chureh ulenllon wort. c-:• -H~-_.. • _ 11 ,...,_ Mn. McAfet, 1'bo .. ttart-Huntinit.on Beach Hilb Scbool r:• ...... lq her HCOOd year u ac:bool where 1he 1erved u psycho~ , •• ., COIT.I .... -............... ---i.-i .. for t.be Ne-rt -'•l --.._..... ........ rJ-.-• ~,... •• . u -t:• '"" w -11 '"" Buch tlemartarJ IOhool &.-A1 pgycbolo&Jlt, 1be ldenU· 1111•~.'0:MOOO -L...-!MIL "" w. trlct, wW d*uu the ro1a ot fie• and diapodl 1umlnl 1111r1 M. c.t• ..,,,,..., the p1ycbolot1ft 1n lbe tcbool problems of ch.lldt"M and "1•sT 10WT191•• -• w . ......,._ and the cbvrch'• _....,. ... n..iuty worb with --nts and teacb-11 .. c.t. ..... .-.-.......... ..-~ u-t1• •-"'· -11 Liiio< ,,. ...... i. childr9n and youth Of lbe ers In an effort to overeome MU... TllllUT'f -1DI ...... .... __ ,.,u., c..t1o ,,,...., oo .. .._......v, those problem•. u -t1• '"' • -" ...., ' ...... Mn Mcatee bu ~ and Luncheon wW bt served to u"""!: 9t.:..;. ".:...,~ ": i.auatri UQ"Ouebwt U.. Unlt9d Woroen'a Fellonhlp mem· ·T-t ;• ...,., * -:.. 11 '·"' States, and abe terved thr'etl be'n and tuuts at 11:30 \.m ., ' ,,,... yean Jn Ch1fta u psycholo(llt followed by a brlef ~11 ... le at Unlvenl\y HospUal at ineeUna. Mrs. Mactyn Somers, ct "1'UL. l llUI awlCtl _ er-Nantiq. She and i.t bilsband pnilldenl, will conduct the ,._ -... • .. c.. ....... Dr. W'allace McAf ... were ln bualDeu wuien, and the ff .~1'f :.;: ........ ,,. •-"'· Cblna u m1aaloGari., of tbe speaker will be lntroduefld ro1. Pretbyterlan Church. Dr. MC-liowinJ the meeUn1. AlM la a JllYcboJofiat ia. Fl&ll-No reHrVatioN wW be nec- arton. .,.ary for the tint meetln&, 1'be put speaker earned membera &fl reminded. her blichelor'1 and muter'• Meetlna;s are concluded by 2 de&l'MI from the Unfveralty p.m. to allow mothers oi ol California a1 Bezteley; and achoo! children to meet tbl Claridlea ,seie..ee bu done l?'aduat.e work at UC bwe1. Church Slates Youth Rally hJ1 ~). wllh )'OUlh •t lht center. e.,l.nnlna at 4:30 p.m. Mn. La1&ra Warren will le.id the medltatlon bout and tbt pray. A youth rally IDder' lhe di· •r IJ'OUPI which follow. rec&a d ev....... Dool Buffet dinner wW be 1erved Payne will be ~ at at I p.m. Guest.a are a1ked to 7::l> p.m. SMla'da7 at the brln.I a dish lar&e imou&b to Fint MMmbl)' ~ God make ill serving1, and tbl!ir CbJrch, 157 23nd Sl, co.ta own table servict. Mea. The GaµIean Hour wW be- 'lbe Rev. Payne will ~ Jtn at 1:15 p.m. with 1n1plra· at 7:30 p.m. W'YioM Sondl.J, tlonal afnttn& led by Mrs. Putor M. C. cnmc 1riD ~ MDitred McP~s and with skie at ~ 1:30 and 10:60 Mn. Wllk1naon at the piano. a.m. &er"Vicee Sundl.y. Rev . Mr. Wlltinson will 1peak Attend The Church of Your Choice on the 1ubject, "The Greate1t Cballenl• of the American Home 1n 1113." Tbb: ii an lnt.erdenomlna- Hoaal meettn1 and all are wel- 09Dle. Mn. Joy Apel will be ctwrman of lhl meettn1. IT'S EYE CHECK -UP TIME • Centact L•nMI • Attractive S~t_ FramM • S.fety Len ... for Children • Ir•.,, Len1n ReflilacH School Begins Soonl Have Eyes Examined Yocir Child's NOWI Your yoongater won•t be able to handle hit achoo) wort properly lf he can't 1ee ttflcientJy and clearly! Let u1 ti• amine hi• eyes lhOroua:bJJ before you Mild hlm. b.ct to IChool. GLASSES ON EASY TERMS CALL NOW fOR A,POINTMINT Dr. B. H. KLllNI In the Harber ShepwNne Center Harbor at Wiison, Costa Me,. IClrnobrly 5-'162 IUICOllD COllCNIA H~ -· --I . ~ ttwf, Si • t :ll •·"'-W • II ·~ PlllT COSTA ,._IA -•11 W. 1• It. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ,, • .,. • .....,. •e.ACll - -.,.. , ;.,.. • .:. i1 '!~ ..... ~ 11 ....... w • U • t,11 1-. W • II .,,.., 11==;;;:;;:;;;:;~~~;==1,------~----:---:~:---:-----i=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;-;:==;::=::::==:=:==::====:::=======::! Plll'f MYWflffTOM ••.r.at -Ill OIM """' II • t ia I.Ill. W • 11 ..,,,, c ... rcll ., Cllrln c;JSll,!!l-58~AJt~~H II ' J //t I Evangelical Fr.et Churth of Huntington Beach C:MTA MQA !;MlolKll -., --~rit.k. ve. .-N-tkn Lhurch ~unday School ...... ' ... 9:45 l .m. ~~i:.~=0~~1,'"111v1c1 ······ .. ......... .. •1• ..... . ..._ .. M VOUTll ... LlOWaHI, . U.• Lfll, u -ha ...... w -tti• ...... Huntlniton Beach ontin1 Wonh.lp .. , . , .• 11 :00 a.m. r:11r:H•°'° wo•1H1, se•v.Ci .......................... ,, ....... . ,,.~ ... ~...,.-•IA.CM -Ull R•T; ~·-~~D 6 ~cl 1nlnln1 U·'--• 30 lltL• fTVO'I' .... ,.AT•• •• ~ .... :·::::: .. :.:.,....,..,, ;:: ;::: u t. • l!U a a.a~••-""-"' • • • · • • • · • • • • • 11: p.m. A ....... ,..,. wttl M --"'111.t1111 1-... _.,...... ,,,.-.. ...: ....... -Vl!l'fl au Evenln1 Wonhip ............ 7:4S p.m. llllTH .... MAGPfOLIA ..•. HUHTING'TON 11.-.cH CIVI!= Cl:•T"U c.-.,re,.,...., If If W~dnuda• ._ 1 1 1• J ->efV Ct •••. , • ; ~ p.m. toMMUtttn CIUllKA' :-111 ~ -...... car.. .. "-· BAHA'I Parkini Sclkt • N_._-, iirovldad .. T..::.m.·~ -:::..:.-~;·..:·;:; UPPER BAY Central Bible =-.... -~ --· ~n;rF°lri'.l'cRoN BAPTIST CHURCH Church ~ UNITY OF' MANICIND c.,,._ ·-............. ... Orana:e ATe .• 21;zl rr. JAMllr --,,.. Li. ........., Tel. Ml-4M7 .,... -..._... COlta Mesa ,_ ~========== .... Mr. It.., D. CINI! ll E J p ''· JOM• '"' DIVIN• -... Or-. ones, ..... _ c.i. """" u 8-5303 :Jir61 Sou!h1m /Japli6l Church !ACROSS FROM EVERE1T A. REA SCHOOL) 6.10 WIST HAMILTON, COSTA MESA REV. CLYD! SKIDMO~ Putor LI B-~83 CHR ISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES First Church of Christ, Scientist Second Church of Christ, Scientist u -, * -1:a " 11 a.M. •-----------i 11 IVNDAY tT. MKMIL MD .U. A1t91Lr -II ~ _,,,. .. I.AJA. ,_.,.. -...__... •-Newport Harbor MondllcWonbip .. U:•a.m. :_-:::..., ~·,:,:::: 1 11 ~====================;1 1 ~ ~. '::: • -" '''' ...... Lutheran Church Youfb Trainln& e:oo p.m. ll'wMlil ....... '•• •.M. llT. 9ll.Nto'I --.. II .. Pll• Se~-7 "" 0, ._ ... ~ •-. .--... .....,. at am Dr. u ...-• ~"'' · · · · · · · · · :...., p.m. "....,.· w .,_. -TtloU...•• ......... -M .-u ldtlal ,, u a..111. ... U :ll A.K. .._,U ~ l :U A...M. ,_,.., ~ 9,u .._.... ... U 1• A.lo&. ~ -..i._ II:• A.IL ·~ .... iq ......__ •• ·---,. ...... ~ , ..-°"""""" .,,...... ., •• "'-The Reif. J, =LD. P-. WEDf'C'rmA'Y w n 1oi ..,. ._ E'*"9~1ietll 1:11 A.x...... Sen1.ct1 Po-a1• •Bible ltDdJ 1:• p.a. _. ~ ,,. •.a ~aa1 C:MUM.M ---111 -...t.I t :JO A.M.-1Wonb.ip111:==========~~==========· .... ~ .... e"ll ............ _.,.,.,, • CbarCh School •.-.;,,. 11:00 A.M.-Senrke of w -11 '·"'" 1 •·"'·' Wonbip FOll~re Nunery car. available ,OfT .. Mau. OtUKto -mi· 0r-at all aervicel .. '1s _ ,,. '·""·. _ ,, ...... , ...... WELCOMI 11\llft"lMftOM DU.CM C:MliltKM -111 C...----------'11 L•• An. a.& -t :4' '""' W -II t MI. I t.l'I. -----------, ..... .. tillLU'\A ·~ -....... Ill """' _,,., .. , I'.....,_ MeL 1$ \I .. Lutheran Church "'i. *'-Cat. -,.,L I '-"' Ltstllers• of the Mosler Cttlm' Lunt•t.AW -,. y..,.. JI. .. g_ C.oul ~· c'isi. -~i ,..,.. " -t!• -CORONA DEL ilAll CHUI~~'::' TM• MAITll -.. I . UV. FliN'K GtlNN c-Hl-n, c.r-*" Mar, Pbcmit OR ~ U -f:AS •.m.W -1,t:Ue.lft. •AITK --Ill -_......., t :U A..M. F&.IGL'I WOAllll'P HUNTINGTON BEACH First Christian Church 1207 Main St. I.Extngton B-2!189 lllniaten: TbOllW W. Ovorlon.-Richard E. Lea= -SE RVI CES- • llllOttHIJrfG WCllUlllP ''"' ... u •• • llllLll 9CHOOI. ......... • YOtlTlll KOU1l I:• P.K. e KYDIDilG WDalMD' To• P.a. ~~w.-~ I.Md! "• m •"" c.........,.,. ,.,. --... •• a.. ..,.. P'irit Church of Chrllt, ,,,..._,........ ... _ - ss -1•=• '"" • -,,. a.-. 1 A.M. WORSHIP Sclentbt, Huntincton Beach lltNe Oii' eL.OeT -tml ~ M. ... a_ •I Oil.,. ....... ~w ~,. ...... L.C.A. Services: SundaT 11 •.m .: Wednesdaly tv11nint I p.m. 111"POH 11•11---t•"' Drift. Sundu Schoo.I 9:30 a .m. "-•:••·"'-• -''"' 11 a""' J=========== JJ Readinl; Room Roura: 12~4 .m. Monday, WedneldaJ .. II.Cl Of> IOU.Cl -·-....... •---_..,.~c.ta-. « . FIR'ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vktcria ud PJaceDtia A••. rrll'ltlhl o. awer . .:rr .• Minill• SUNDAY WEDNESDAY SUndsy Sdtca.il .. t :• A.M., Prayer re.Uo..-lh;o 7 P .M. <hltr Practb .. l :llG P.M .. WCll'lhip SerTb lt:40 A.If • y._ P.aple .. l :JO P.li. YlllPW Se"1oa .. t :M P.M.. Nunery 6: cblld care provld~ · CBURCR: LI HT1I PARSONAGE ~9--0614 ST. MA•K ~RISIYTIRIAN CHURCH CORONA DEL MAR Meetin& Auplt 25 and September I and R with the Corona del Mar Community Church, 811 HeUoC.rope Avenue. Corpor- ate Worship 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church Scbool Cl..ses 9:30 1.m. Nunery tor both houn. 11-t,....._w -1J11.a n...,.., A• an....._., ..... w. ..._. tlloo ..._. ~ ... -.111".,. 1101p11 -rnst ...,.... .. "'"· 'r----------,1 1 L-=-==~·~-=-~-'='":.:-=:,._ ___________ ...J IJ ~--II FIRST PRESIYTERIAH CHURCH of W•lmlnster A -11:• a.m .. w -t :lll 1.M. .llfetllffUt I ALMA llU."9 COMMUWITT -Ill -W -t :•-11 •.m.. CllllrT CMlllK:M IY Tiii ... -ldlW ....... l ...... "-la..cfl u -t :Ui ....... * -,, .. 11 ...... •ran COSTA _.,. -oe *· '"" 11. U -f:A 11 IA. W-t:ll. t<a II 1.m.. Pll:IT NUITllMTH IU.Cll -Cl ............ It. u-•:•w-t:-.11 1 ..... llUNTl....,Dtl &aACM C:O-UWITY !'#.......-.) -°""*" • t , •• ' .............. _ u-t:• •-"'· -_,, .. Ml:lll .,,.., CALVARY CHAPEL IWCI OIDrdi st., Celta 11 .. ...... IJ.., ...,,.,.~ .... _......-.... .......................... ........ l&ortllM: Wlll"lhip • IO:U 1.m. E"n!nfnl s.r.x:. .. 7:• p.m. (.-....~ ........... ,_ ----~ Thunda' .......... 7:• p.m, Ii 0 wi....,._.1 ,,.,,. W. ~ Padar ~IRST ASSEMIL Y OI' 000 2'IW flt !"91\. COITeul .... -. ......,_. P- SlJNDA Y SERVICES: S. S. 11:30 a.m. Momin• Worship 10:50 •.m . V...,+I! lh .... 6.111 •. m. -Iv-. 1Mv1oN 7:• ...... t. Wlf, t:• t m f UMM.11 VlllTOlll WILCDMI CMUICll Of' Tiii eGOD IMIP'M•IO 1 ·----------- -I-VIII ...... r._ ..... illlll ·• 1-----------MllA Vlltl>I -1111 I-It. Gall FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, ·COSTA MESA Coat& ,.,.. Women'• Club llulldlnj •10 w. 18th st .. Colla Kua ..... -----------SS. W -f:lll II e.m . ... ..,.. ....... 1_ ...... ..... ...... --»-t:CI •-"'• W-M:e ....... I '-"'· NtU•rette CDST.t. MIU. CHUICM -111!1 "'- V!llm St. MUNTIN•TOM &IACll CMUJttM -Dm w ........... u -t :lll •.M. W -it:• •.m~ "~ REDEEMER LUTHERAN ClltTRCH 1"'51 .......... lolA ... (Hunt1Mf911 VM .......... ) Branch ol The Mother Ourth Tht Flrst Clurch of Ori1t. Scientbt in Bolton, Muuchulettl ll!'Jt\llCll ~U :llllA~ W-y1...r-lal ~t:Ml"M. .._, ~ f :IJ A..M. ltlADl"9 IOOM MOUltl t...C N_.,A,,., OM "' T. W. '"·~UT . ,,...., n• SunJay Wonhlp Service D:30 A.M. AD are cordially mrit.td to au.od thechatth .....--s •)Dy Sunrl11y School-1G:"5 A.M. I I C-----""-""-"-''""--"-"" _____ 1_i•_"-_____ _ l<IHAI --... I~"" -.. ""~ L ____ .. ::::7:·""'=~---J I ------------:;==========~ HllolM -~ '" """"""' ., .. c;.•. -· 111:1.,._ CMA .. IL -171 -. .======================, Vlo!O a..... Coote -11 -,:'1•.m.w -10 •...., l •m. Ti'll l"•O .... elOt -41t "· ,_ II. M••~ '-" w -•1 •m. I Prall>1tm•11 tHUI CM OP TMI C0\19'MWT -IUI I !'•....,-Id~ totle -.. as.-t:.lll. II ...... W-f:lll ...... I IT ..... Dfll ... --ti, .. ...,._.. ----W -t1.110 .. 11 • ..... IT. -ltll -Uni.. ...-vlwoo •I 1!>t c;__.., ~ l it HtllOlf-. t ....... ,,.,. •. " -t:• ...... w -•1» ..... ~ ,,,_ b -11•.m.*-M •.m.. 17•lt• NIWl>OllT u•nV -!Met"" lot lloel1 C-JU w t 11-· ,,.,.., u -••.m .. W-11•••" ll"lver•alUt Ui'llVellSALllT CMUll'-M -Im ~ ~!• ii, t o.II _... IS -ii :» e.tft. w -IO JI t !l'I. Wltne••~• MlllOOOM i'IALl -n '1 t ..,,,.., 0 ..... J te\I• ...... "'1 -llfe m ,l •,om. EPI SCOPAL CHURCHES Newpert lkach Rev. John H Parke Rev. Donald Longnecker ST. JAMES, 3209 Via Udo, OR 5--0210 .._¥ ltn"i.,.. I 01. t:!!, -11.Gll , ..... -•¥ ~ I Ill •flf f:lll 1.m. Tlrtv,_.,, t<ol¥ C-.Olen & ~tlln9 It:•'·"'- 61. J-Oft -0 1 ,.,,. C..-ona chi Mar Riv. Edward P. AUell ST. MICHAllL AND ALL ANGELS' .., ... _ • "" ........ QI!. ..... .............. ltw ,,. -f :lJ ...... ........ -,,,, ...... Coda MtN Rev. John W, Donaldson ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, LI 8-8326 2043 Oran1e Ave. (II Bay St.) -.¥ ltn"IC:to ,, .. t :OO -n .• •.m. -· ~ ,, ........ •:• T-..rev """ C-11111 & It:• Huntin;ton leach Rev. William E. LlttJcwOOd ST. WILFRID 'S, LE S.929! 82.36 Ellis Avenue ' 100-••1111 •m. !.(Ill ...... , CHURCH OF CHRI ST 7.87 W. Wilson REV. D. D. liURST. Minl1bir ........ , ..... 1n, ~· •fflt. cl•-,_ •I ·-'"""'· . ............ c-........ "'" .... __ , .,... ... ..,..._, ...................... • ......., s......., aiw. ....,. ...., ,,,. r.ll. Teltiphaoii LJ "711 R.aldeol!e Phone LI Miii CHURCH Of GOO 426 11th St. LI MS2t Huntington Beach Rev. Arlie Starn, Pastor SS 10 a.m. Worship 11:11 • 7;30 YPE Thur1 . 1:l'J pm 'l'70I Westminster TW~3832 Ave .. Westm!nster Rei. Kt l-0.137 Sunday Services: 1.00 & lO :lJ A.M .. 6:30 P,l.t Sunday School: I : Ir 10· 30 Preschool thru ad uh\ Wednelday: Midweek Rlble Hour 7 P .M Youth Groupa : Sunday Mornina le Eveni.na Neighborhood Church -BAPTIST - AUand th eChurch where "Chri't i1 1he 1ame-yestcr- day, today, fett;ver." 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School-Brin&: The f'~amity 11 :00 a .m.-Moming Worship 1;00 p.m .-EvangeWtic DYNAMIC PREACHING -INSPIRING MUSIC f"undamental-Evangeli8tic-Scriptural meeting in Legion Holl 565 W . 18th c~~~~ DR. BEN DANIEL GRIFFITH, PASTOR HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURC H .... a. I: ,....,... ,.,.,, OOS'l'A ..... ROB!:RT S. JtESS, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES luflWy ~ f l.SAM. M<lnl"'9 w-i. 11:111 ""' ll"'"tl f t1i!llolt Union • 01 P' M .................. lc.t l ••M WEDNESDAY 7:JI P.M. HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Phone $45-5771 Re•. JOHOh 'nucb. Put.or 1007 W. Vlctorl•. Costa MtM ... o.dl .. Dell~ SUNDAY ~1 School 1:4$ A.M. Worship 11.00 A.M Evana:tlical Suvi.ce 7:30 r .t.f yp Stn1c. •.JO p M.. 'WEDNF..SDA Y Pra~~ ~c• ? Jn PM " . ac-... •• ... w. ......,., •.• 1>.M Reading Room All YI• u.t.. 1'•--9 1 .. .ci ~ ·-11),,, , .-,.M. ........ • ... .,_ *"' ,,., r.111. ,.....,., .... rno1•1- f A..k ............ Reading Room -a.c...i "-"'" c..-. "" ..., ..,... ..... ...,_ "'•A.ti ... t:lot 1>.N. ,. ..... ffntl.olb' 19""'*! oa H• -U.. Oll&rdo ~ •IW too _.,.. ....... a.-.&. "'In El.atnU.b, Un!IJ; la Opinions. Libert1; i. AU 'nlin&s. Lovt. •• A MW ~t.!D ol DlldplN ot QrUc meeWI( rerularlJ in the Sellll?th Day Advtnti.ll Sanctuary on Clay neu Ot.llli• A•enue, Ntwpott Hel&hta. Worship Hour, JD:U Church School for all. l :JO a.m. ISmmd Burry, pnlor Ml 1-&W Nunery prO\ided FOURSQUARE CHURCH 0raaa ltld C.-.. C..U. .... I Char'" W. Smith, Mlnllt..- , SIJNOAV WORSIDP II A.M. Ir 7 P.M. 'An Hour With U1 11 Invested -Not Spent" /' \ atl)rist liutJimm C!lµn-rfJ ..,ssou~ l'l'l'fOo 760 YietOri a Street Co.ta Me• ua . ..- S.4ay Wor1hip Senic. 1:1, _. 11;00 .... S1191.d11 Sclllool •d Ahk INW1 Ci.ie •.JO a..a. \_J Lodtltt' Y. T~. P1M11C ClfJUSnAN BU!MEl<UJ.? mt, LI 1~366 FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH •-cu ••'*'4 c:. ... tloil a1 '-'Ill• C c,..., "•"""'-""'"II .... r .... on..., c-111-""'rn ~ t·••...i. feta-. ....... "-l ........ ....._. '. M•nlolll "°"""" M:• ....._ .......... _,. a .. ~ .... .. ,....... ...... HVMrJ" "" •IJ ~ .,._, 1 • ' •-rt llllL'l'll'f 1'. 'laY&.ea . . I-& VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 9151 Adarru Ave., Huntlntton Beach s_s , 9·45 A.M. ll:t.5 A.M. Mornln,r worihlp H~WARD M. GREEN. Pastor Director of CburchE.1,maion l:onservaUve Baptist Association CONGREGATIONAL CORONA DEL MAA COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. P. G. Neuma.nn i.ct.o.•1t • Bihl. Baptbt Sant.a An. Ave., .t U.qnotia CHURCH 1111~ A .... Co!oNi dd Mar. Cl:llf. ~fORNtNG WORSBIP ll:JO and II A.M. Church School cleuH 11:3IO 1.m. NurM;ry for hoUI hour• f lfw1n C. Gomke. Mlnilltr eo...- StlNDAY Suod'!"r Sc.booJ .. ... t :U a.m. Worahfp Sft-rlc. .. 11 :00 1.m. rr.inios Unioe .... t :OO o.m. Evmin1 St.n1oe ... 7:00 o.m. WEDNESDAY PralM A Bibl:e Stud' 7:08 ci.m. Praver M~n• ... t :oa 11.m. ' " " .. I .. ·: ~:· .· ·: ·' " r I - Deu Gloomy Gus ••• lt'1 cornl"I ott time fof the UAitN FuRd driYL I hope thla Y"' enryone will undentond tt.ot ''unihcl" mMftl lust th.t· thot tt.i1 cuta 1olici-' . totlon com ao moN money goes to tt.e chorj.t1 H , oncl it ovoicl1 o lot of nuiNnce from mony drive&. We 1hould put this one way ov., the top. --A.L.I . A Mightier 'Pen' A irut mystery to many Americans ment. HiJ own pre.stiee. plus some wise bas been the apparent fiilure of the personnel choices and vigoroUI speak- Unlted Stat.es Information Agency to ing up in inner counclla, hu made USJA, "sell" the integrity of this nation and as the psycbolo&ical arm of foreign pot. convey a true image of the meaning. of icy, as well established as the political, freedom. Amerlan brand. to other military and economJc arms. countries. Two techniques a.re key factors bi For the greatest nation of sales-the improvement under Murrow. One b men. tor a people with the most advanc-"tallorinc" OT shaping the information ed tecbnlqaea of persuasion in the mar-flow overseas to convey a de&ired mes- ketplace, to fail In international propa-sage with maximum impact. Five themes ganda bu seemed unthinkable. Yet until make up the core: Berlin, Disarmament, recently we've been foot-in-mouth all the United Nations, the Right of Free over the globe. Choice and Modernixation. Each baa a Over the yea.rs from 1948 to l9el, generally favorable connotation. USIA was burdened by two inappropriate The other technique employs the doctrines. First, there wu what bas been Big Event to carry the message. People called the Mystique of Truth. Just tell can be reached when something dnm.a- the world wbal really happened in tic happens. So Murrow was prepared America and everyone will turn pro-with packages for world-wide releue American and anti-Communist. capitali.z.ing on the Communist error in This didn't wort, so it was supplant· building the Berlin Wall. Public opinion ed by the Mystique of Superiority. Just adverse to the Reds resulted f)'Om US· FEN<E-MY BABY tell the world how far ahead and how lA'.s uploitation of this sho~ of weak- mu~ ~t~~ue~nothe~areun· n~a~bwidelycredi~d~ththe~~1-----------~-------------------~ der other l)'ltems of government; they'll sening o( Communiat drum-beating and believe ua and be for us. This patently tension over Berlin. Everyday ProbleD18 wrong approach only produced envy Other e:umples of lhil Big ltvt nl a.nd enmity. technique were the roU.lld-the-world Effective propaganda techniques •• coverage of John Glenn's space flitht had their origin in societies differing and the equally widespread publication radically from the U.S. The word itself of pictures of the missile sites in Cuba. Price of Hostility comes from the Roman C'tbolic Church It seems incredible that USIA for By XEITH L. CONCANNON and specifically from Sacra Congrega· years spent huge sums on propaganda Ch.let Deputy PHbation tio de Propaganda Fide, or Society for in countries already our friends and al· Offlev the Propaptlon of the Faith. lies. Now Murrow has cut back in f;avor Oran&e County Probation It wu adopted for political uu by of greater effort in unfriendly nations Deparmeat the Communists and the Nazis. It is used and the newly emergin~ ones where Recently, 1 pointed out bv those "who relate everything to a there is merely suspicion of the U.S. m this column tblt ps~lu· single central vision, one system, more One example: Cultivation of the leaders a t r.i c and psychological or less .coher~nt •.• ~ single, univer~l of t.he Soc~alist trade unio~ wh~ led lhe =~ :ridr em~~ organinng pnndple, 1n terms of which anti·Amencan demonstrations m Japan . all co U:ty~~~. people understand, think and feel." in 1960. A number of them have been ~Jya F~ that unW For the U.S. to use propaganda el-brought to the U S for better under· such time a1 the commun· rectively it must put aside its tradition standing. 1ty recogniies the urgent of pragmatic debate and emphasize the USIA personnel abroad .._, handi· ~ ror tbese..sernces. they Big Central Idea. . cap~ by °!e familiar American we~k· will not become available It appears thi5 is now bemg done ness tn foreign languages and a naive under the leadership of Edward R. Mur· intolerance of foreign cultures. Also. row. who t.ook over USIA dired,ion in too many USIA meo lack profession.al 1961. He started with what bad been journalism training; many would have a built into the largest information service hard time getting a job on any good in the world, with a permanent staff of newspaper in the U.S. 10,000 persons. It had short wave broad· At home. USIA is burdened with the casting in 30 languages to an estimated usual curses of bureaucracies -en· audience of 20 million. including enough trenched mediocnties and too many of Russians to cause the Reds to spend some them. Promotion on merit is difCicult: $100 million a year to jam the airwaves. But Murrow has worked hard to over- There were 150 libraries and other as-come such difficulties. His personal sets. prestige has helped. But most important, Murrow has since succeeded in he has attacked and in large degree cor· making USIA. for the first time. more reeled the basic weaknesse~ in policy than a stepchild of the federal govern· and approach to the job Postcard Jam on the Spanish) BJ STAN DELAPLAHE DORADO BEACH -l have my coffee bemde " M11'( ttiat comes "' like. pow- dered IUi&r poured on a bright blue bowl. 'nle coco pa.I.nu bend ex - adiy as advertaed by ttie Puerto Rico Development Boa.rd. And the &'Olden pa- paya throbs with Vit.arniil C A ftJW bal'& of "Gnnada" and we closeUp on waiter pouring ooUee . ''1'iene el azucar!'' "Yes. sir. the sugu ~ on the table." "Mud\as gracwt1." ··~..nJOY the trea.kfut. l1T nus LS tilt morning WI· gu.aae chess game or one· upma.nshlp. 1 try to forte tum into Sparultl to I can pr.act.ace. He ~ to force rm U'lto EntJish. So M> cari practice. Spa1'Ush ls the mother tonrue 111 Puerto Rico. But evtty Puerto Rican tr~ to bt bilinguM. ----------~---- It produc~ some !trange marnaaes of the Language 1'wo maids wal.lting ahead ti me bro~ this up ·1 tned washing the clothe sin jabon-but they didn't limp\ar... "Stn jabori" hi>· ing without soap " ' Lim· pi.ar" IS to clean AMERICANS who l 1 v t tl t r e sunply Jam on tht Spanish. They throw 1t at taxi drivers and wa.iters maid$ and bellbo~ a n d grocery clerks Friday, September 6. 1963 Thomas A Murph1ne, Editor Walter Burrouths. Publisher ; Ch<irlrs Neiswender. Busine•~ Manaiier. N Paul J';1sscn AsMstant Pubhsher. Thomas Keev1I l'rl1'nnal DtrN."tor M~mber A'lsoc1ated Prt''~ I n1ted Prr~s lntcrru111on111 Member Aud1 l Burra11 of C1rC'ulat1oru M11mbcr California 'lie'' ~p:i!)(>r Publtshf>r~ As~1sttl0fl Mcm~r N::il1nnal Frl1111rial Ac;c;OC'1a1mn ··u he can, a Puert.o RJc. an will answ« you in Eng- Listi anyway. But 1( y o u don't speak Spanish, you won't team. lt they answer you right. in English, at leut you know you were iipeaJdng correct Spanish. '·Ea correcto, no?" ht. ~aid Including the ta.xi drlv. er. "Yea. nr. 1bat ees cor · red.," said Ult driver. "Another thlng,': he said. · 1/ you get. trapped into English, 10metimes t h t Puerto Rican doesn't under· Ill.and you. But he won't SAY so. He ju.st rides alon~ hopmg you'U drop so m , other hint '° he can bac le <Jpace and p;cJ< up what you're t.al.lang about. "No 96 ve.rdacf'" he ta1d 1n the driver You bet." said tM dr1v· er over his lhouJder ''OK .. WHETHER V 0 U ~k Sparu.~h or English, PueT· to Rican talk lit! sprinkled with "OK." The shuWe bus operator fires a bum ot Spanlsh in· to the ~Jephone. Winds it up with "OK? OK'" Distances on ttle I o c a I map and ~ post& are m kilometers. But the speed UmJt .tim are in miles-per hovr 'Then ~·11 :;ome !()cal t11alect A bull 1~ a "guagua' · Tl's the way the hrst tw>rn~ -.ou.nded " ~ friend expl:un rd to me Wit h wah " Th«-hu~ ~top 111 ma rl.:l'rl p;tra1b rl• r.11-'l'1lllt' .... USUALLY. when oot·pe· tient psyclnatric aervice.s are propoeed, th tr e are 10me individuals wtio ex- press anxieties, as well a.s boat.llities, c.ooceming t h e need for c h i 1 d guidance programs. Marty times they will negate the effor1a to establish clink service~. Such negaive expre&siona in no way resolve the prob- lem but merely add to an already confused situation. On many occasions. J Edgar Hoover has said that something must be d o n e about juvenile dehnquency but he in6l.stl. U)at moUy- coddling oi young hoodlunu must stop. Tho6e who uae Hoov«'s ideou out oi prop- er cootext usually propound tbetr own viev.·s· and present oountlegg panace414 ror ju- venile deli:oquency, mo..« ot whdt heYe been tried md found to be want111g THOSE WHO roncem themselves w 1 t h all Ule available facu tend to make less bombastlc statements and are far le6S certain that any one remedy is tile ans- wer to the total problem. M a n y commumty precs- 11ures can contribute to de· linquent ac:U. It W'OUld ap- pear tbat the community is contributing to further delinquency if it fails lo furnish these bas•<' serv- ices for prevenuon and treatment. fOR EXM1PLI-.. wher t ts the comrnumty respon - s1bi1Jty in this c~? A hve year old child. vtolen1 and aggressive in the homr ac- c!dentaUy OT maJ1c~)USly 1 difficult to deot.erm1nr ht>· ca~ ol the age l dama,cC'd 5cverelv the vision or Im playmate. Gu1daoce 11 a ~ sought from the comm11ni1v h11I psychiatric seniircs were not availabl<' In desperation, h<-< .iuse of the boy's conUnued an11. aoc1al acts, the mother t urned to the Prob&t.100 or. fleer for assist.a.nee. T .n e child was detained in .fu. v en 11 e Hall's Dependenl Unit. because oi his a~e. But his aggressive behavi- or m a de tum a \('tk>ll~ threat to the ptlys1<:al ,ltff' ly of h1~ vouthful plavmaTr• < 0\1~11T\1f-::\T 111 a ,1,1,,. M!-pllal fnlln wr<l ~ntt v. h1l1• therr hr undrr" I'll! , •" t-irlN~hlr ttwr;\p t 1 ,. ~"it over aeain .m play therapy. ht would meke day mode.la of people, large aod small, and would theo jab penclh th.rough the clay heads and decapitate the ftgures. Alter a long period ol bos- pitalaation the b 0 y W a I placed in a fu6ter home md out.patient therapy WU 000· tinued. Later the d\ild 'ff/U rdeMed to. live ~ hls mother who had no funds Cor psydtiatric treatmerit which heT son ltill needed. And t h e community --m which she lived did not pro- vide cliruc serviceg such as these. WITH nu.: supportive help of therapy, true child might have malntaloed the progrw he hai made ewer a period of sewn& years. Without therapy, be may $p back. no his aana· sive, acting out, ~ behavior a n d become an even gr-.,r tlhreet to hia home commun1ty tn.n be WM ptt~y. particular- ly as be b&ad& tow.rd ado- leaceoce. If the communi- ty bad 9UCb ....ncea avail-able.. and tide boy could recem -.iditional help, this mi~ not bappeo. Where tbeo does the re- spoosibility for the treat- ment of this d.i$turbed youn- ster rest, especially il tile fainly Ml financially unable to furn:W1 the needed pey · ctDatric services! Doesn't it rest w1lih the community! /Mailbox .. Blgla Preuur~ To tile Editor A note to Gloomy Gus (Sept. 5) prompts me to comm«tl 00 the high pttS• sure fft system and its po- terDJ for e{fideot fitt figtmog oombUled w ith large savings ot tax money. AS A TOWN starts. a hrst oonsideraitioo is public salety. so tile people set up a lire department. Al. the town grows the fire depart- mt'l'lt becomes too small so anottier one ~ built at great expense. nm growtti keel>' on to a po.int where )t be- comes ooe of tbe major eJC· penses ot m~ govern- ment and a heavy tax bur· den The system I'll try to ex· • plam can save a lot ot ltlon· ey and, aa other cities t'an ' hook up with it to their ben- efit, our city can oollect rev- enue from !tie others using I( IN Nt::W YORK CITY'S r.ower Moohattan in the yeaN before the buildings became too tall to take cart nf them. they had a system caJled the HlJ.?h Pressure System. A pumping station was built and the piping in· stalled under str~ to the various· hazardous areas. Hydrants w*1 four vutlets were Inst.ailed at e a c h place. Four hose companies could hook onto each hy- drant and each oould have 125 t() z.25 pounds of pres- sure. As a valve was open- ed the pwnping station took up and kept ~ pressure up. AH tkY needed w~ 1 gauge and then adjlL!t to the pressure Th1i; meant a btir .savtng! 11'1 ~wpment Tlft.: l\ \'STEM r ;1n "'" -1alt v.<tlN and 11ftn Padi fi rt' J)I(' -.y~lrrn 1<. v. tl~hrrl tlllf ;In(! fllll'rf 14 llh fll''" \I I • ter to prevent corr<>Qon. It is unlimited because an the aru where the pumping station cannot reach can have a relay or tandem It.a· tion installed. Thi.a could be exteoded to the national park. aod the federal gov- ernment cooJd help pay the ~-ne natJooai pert would ttM!l1 have water for fU"es when needed, a pres- ent lac& that cames a lot oi trouble when forest firet break out. I have cootaded New York City and learn that they still have this system at the Cooey Island area and woo!d be happy '° as- sist any interested city wittl drawings, ~ I believe it should be investigated in the spirdt of avoiding unnec- essary f i re department costs while keeping up effi . ciency t. ll. MAHONEY l --..._.. .,. -'°",.· Thoy or• Mlt<f .. --te flt -ct oM fe ellfnlMtt f!NI, ...-. -.. ........ Wffll ... --..... "·-· ........ .. .. ._. ,,,. --""' wilt .. - H, "' "'--· I~. -drc:untt1t-WtfTH I. ..... - w --· • , • -tl!Jf9 .... ·-'-"'trt ._,. Grnss roots Opinion Clermont, Fla., S 11 u t h L11ke Pren: "In our opinion , regimentation has gone too far already. How long are we as citizens -God-fear· ing citizeM. if you please-- going to stand Idly by while our individual rights. privil· eges and obligations crum· hie away from under our fret ' The end resull 1~ tyr· anr v <11c(atorsh.Jp and sll l1tni: nl all l hO!iP 1 l.-ment~ "" wh,ic h our r·ountrv WA~ fo11nrlrJ1 ;inrl "hrr h h:1v11 m~rl" ht I!• 1':11 • Allen~Seoti ly ltOal ltT S. ~LLIN M4 'AUL SCOTT Foreign OQu.atriel desirous of beinl cut tn oo U.S. aid wW find Jf very usetuJ t.o study P&kiatan'a ~ auoceaful t~ue. 1l haa p extremely proOtable-to the tune ot more tt>an $5 bIDlon. P&tiatan'1 ettective formula is .w.aively simple and direct. It can be suc- cinctly summed up u "~at 'em rou&h Mld make 'em Ute ll., For Plliltan, th.la policy bu been an un!ailhig "open sesame" to U.S. lid oof- f era. Altbou."1 a member of the SEA TO aWance. and tlte recipient ol bil· llom in military and eco- nomic lid from this country, Pakiltan II }J(M- ily estllbliahlng c 1 o • e commerdal and military Uee with Red Obfna. 'Ibe 1atelt ii an a~ on a dvil air lfne between the t'W'O nations. '1'be Kennedy administra- 1im tm·Tea.'ted -.tttl cfw'. .::terlltlc "'/1ea'h." Prtv&Wy' It ls pourinC ~ more Jl.dey eoooomk aid to Paldltan, while publicly the P?fAl6dent nMbed a per- sonal repretentatiYe to ap- peal to Presidem A 1 u b Khan. Wlwt thk ...... ol tJodenlec::reta ol State George BaR .. ~ ing, W anyibioc. Iii not b\OW1\. 11JE ODDS are again&( any f•YOr"able re1ult.s-for tbe u. s. For P~. tbe ~-Off al.reedy is tmdel" wy ill the form ol a ~ ''aale'' "' 100,000 tom (91ppr'Oxima- teb' 3.5 mJllion bUlbek) "' 1urplU1 wbQt under Tille I o1. PWUc i..w ao. Under tlM .P11cMlbi, Pl!k- lltM pl!)'I for tile grain wtcb b OMS cumocy, whld1 the u. s:tn tum lives bltct to PatW.an mi IJ'8llU and loallS I« projects thet'e. In e4ect, TiUe I trwllac· tiona amount to ' 1 v e-a- WfltJI. TbiJ ii the lat.eat oi DWlY Paitistao bM iotten. cosr TO u. s. taxpey- en of t.tw. t.lge Wheat &hip. meat le more ttmi $10 mil- lidn. Of that total, 1 o m e S2. 4 millioo i8 tor shipping cbarfe1. The gr..m ii bdne trans· ported on the SS Mmbattao, largeet tank« in the world. Loeded it a GUI port, tbe wheat .. diestined for the Pakistan p o r t ol Cbalna- Chittlng. w b ~ r e Uberty- iri.zed vellels will ~er k ashore. UNCLE SANTA CLAUS- 'Ibe '6 bWm in military and economic aid to Paki- a.t la only part ol tne tA/Jry. Latest available official figures, including 1962, show Pakistan ha& received a to- tal o( St.BM bilion in eco- nomic aid. or that. $1.062 billion was in gra,U, '791.S milion in long-term loaN. The amooot ol military a.id as clesaified. It oan be defi- nitely .tated. how~ver. that 'It le ill excess oi S2.S bit· lion. lo additiml to dleSe im- mense llDM. PalcUtar'I alto has received well over $1.S bCllion in surplua oommodi- tie<s under the vvnoua titles "' Public Law 480 UNDER TITLE 1, be- tween July 1, 1964, and De· cember 31, 1962, . Pakistan got surplus commodities that cost U.S. taxpeyers $1.- -i'¥1 billion. lno\uded lrl this amomt was $138.8 m.Jllion for shipping charges. Un- <k! r Tit.le 2, $48. 6 ml1.lion in surplus commodities w a 5 shipped there as "emergen- cy relief". This was givefl TB E ORACKDOWN - ,,,_. UUJe.known facts are C&UIBlc much coocem 10 ~ qllal1«S. Rep. OUo P....-nan, '(). IA.., <lha1rman ol 1ht Hoose ~ SUbcommit- tee la dmle " the forelp lid bodcet, and loq a mll· itlllt .tVOCllte "' dashlog Cbete fUDdl to the booe, is d11ht u*'8d to melle the ut- mott ol 1be Paldatau rtary t o drlllticelly pnme t b e Pruldeat'a dMnend for M.5 bilbi. PM!lman's aim la to cul that to S2. 4 bi.Won. lN THE SENATE, Wayne Mone, D-Ore., member of the Forei111 Rel.at:IOM Com- miUee aod long a champion ot foreigil aid, now 11 on the warpatb agaiMt auch IargHC8'e ~inc. He ts citinf Pakiltan a. a graphic ~ for bis lignif,lcant chance "' view. ·Mone bu ~ noUc. that "If the present foreign policy ol Pakiatan c.ootin· ues, I atMlll p r o po 1 e the el.imlna&n of every dollar of authorized funds for that cowary ... It ii engag.ina in internatiooal blaclan8.1.1 a.gain.at the United States. "IT IS ABOUT time for P a k i s t a n ' 1 band to ~ called," continued Morse, "and I do not intend to vote a .m,1e dollar few a country which proposee to eriter m- to treaties with Red China. nor do I in1end to vote a single dollar for any coun- try which enllsU the aid ol Red Chm& in fighting its ~liti~!] wan wiUl India." Morse la fon::elully gun- ning for the foreign aid budget as a whole. His in· tent ia to reduce it by at least $1 billion below the 14.5 billion .ougta by the Pr~ident. FOREIGN SPARKS - The State of New Mexico has a S.S mlllion mortgage on the SS Manhattan -un- der a law permitting the state to tnvest in privat~ en- t.erpnse,. This mortgage i11 in default, and New Mexico bas decided to dispose o{ 1l -if and whee it oari Last aJSing, the Manhattan transported a large grain shi:pmem to Poland. Thi11 abo waa • give-away under Public Law 480. b e 1 n 2 "sold" to tlle Soviet sat.el· li1e for its own CWTency The U.S. now has $486 mil· lion in Polish zlotys. This 1s the largest amount of so- called counterpart fund$ of an u.s. aid befleficiaries. Second largest is India. with 1362 million in counteJ'1>arl funds. 'Ibese huge sums can only be used in tl'lo6e coun · tries and are of no help to the U.S. in coping with its increasingly serious bal· ance ot payments deficit problem. ( . IT'S CLEAN -UP TIME AT MILLER-CONNELL CHEVROLET 11AN EXCRLENT PLAE TO DO BUSINESS'' OFFICIAL CLEAN-UP' IN PROGRESS. OVER 90 BRAND NEW CHEVROLETS MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE 64'S COMING IN OCTOBER! I - 111111 GREATEST SAVING OF THE YEAR ll' I' I 11 1 Ii ,111 11i 11 I Iii' ]!~ I !!!I I 111, I ,_ Monza Coupe Model 927 14 COVAIRS TO SELECT FROM 17 NOVAS AVAILABLE ~ F~~~~-~8-1 $29!EST~::MS, $~?:E:: .:::: On• Non Cpe • "We want to show you a Chevy II at Year End Savinas!" .~~!.~a I :!!c o:::NK :~!: ~:CE On • Monza Cpe , .. 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Rkh llOft Jitatber. lo smokey red or smol:ey eJt. THE MARS Real comlart. Moccaain tJpe. Y .. ddel .t leaf green, tflver. or olive brown. ' $10.95 $1.95 Anthony's LIDO 3'33 Vil Udo-llewport Bue• "lat te Ridairls Miner' fido 6hors DIRECTORY Anthony's Shoes Lido Bidwell Shop tor Men Rlchard'a Udo Market Be'rbhJre'a on the Bay Blue Dolphin Restaurant Kini'• Lldo RichfjeJd SCatloner'a Store Barrows• Via Udol>rqs Odo T011ud Bay Cleaners Gene Burton's Tbe Shoe Tree Udo Window Udo Travel Agency Lido Shaving Mur Bank"' America Lido Realty' lDc. Rohn'• Jewelen Via Udo Cameru NelftlM't Balboa SaTinp and Lou !Me Ft .. ._, II Bemdy 8'ep • PLDTY OF FREE PMICINe • -~ ,, .. ~ f; ' i;"-··· ... • "'\.. -.. ,- ~: Guide to Fun I Sf>ecial Events LOBSl'ER BAKE -Balboa Bay Uoas C'blb'1 14th Annual LeWer BMe wW be kAd w.. urdaJ an'4 Sanday, Sept. 7-1, at the main beach iD ~ del Mar. Charcoal broiled loblter c11fnen will be terved from 12 DOClll to I p.m. and the menu includes baked po. tat.oes, salad, ~ deuut, and beve~. Tkketa aie $1.15 for edulta and $1.25 for childrel. h'be1 may be purcba.sed from any Lioo~ Club member or al the main beach. Various organizations will operate conceasioU. VICTOR BO~GE -"Comeey in Mu.sic," fea- turin&~r Borge, will be presented one niCht · Sunday, Sept. I, at 1:30 p.m, at the Bowl. l50 Broadway, Laguna Beach.=, ranging in price from '2.75 to '5, from '5 to n~ for box aeab, may be o , by wrltiDg P . 0 . Box Zll7, Newport Beach. Procffds will go toward 1 a CUltur_. Center Fund. ICE ro~· Tbe 2ab annual edition el the ice F la being beld through Sept. 11 at Lot Ancelu Sporta Arena, 38.W So. li'f!rueroa. Performances: Monda:J throutb 'J)unda1, I p.m.; Friday, 1:31 p.m.; three abows ~s, 1, 5 and I p.m.; ~ abowa ~s. 2 and I p.m Tickets, rJDCiDC from $1 to $4. are avail- able al ~et agenciea, at the Sport.a Arena, od bJ Writing: lee FolliH, P. 0 . Box 37912i Los Angeles '37. • J. Yachting A ~ RACE -This tw~ for Ufe AhmanlOD Trophy gets under- wa, at 7 p.m., with ocean racing yacbta ving from the north jetty en. trance. ht.a leave Catalina .to the star- board, in r only "wrong way" race of the season. B a Yacht Club ~sts the event. BYC a1SC) • host the annual Cata- liu and Retuna r or Rhodes and Pa- cific class.fs on Saturday and Sunday. ADMl~ION QA Y RBGATI A -Bahai Corin- lbian Yactt Club ia sponsoring this event for all clases, on inside and outsiM courses, tomorrow and Sunday. l Sports DEL MAR HORSE RACES -Thoroughbreds are running for the 21th year at the beauti- ru1 Del~ track beside the sea near San Diego Uuiugb September 11. Post time, 2: 15 p.rq. Saturday's feature race, $20.~added Escondido Handicap. LOS ANGEi.BS ANGELS -The Angels wiD PlaJ Kan4a City tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. and SUnday at 1 p.m . Tiley will play Boston Sej>t. 9, 10, 11 at 8 p m. and Sept. 12 at 1 p.m. Theater llELOOYIAND 'IDAftE -··Bye 879 mnse," lbln1DC ee..,. Gobel anc1 Elaine Duna, la plaJiq tllrGa&h Sunday at the Melodyland n.e.De U.S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, OIJl)Ode 1>ime71a.od. "Tbe Ftre- Qy. •• stan1q A-.a Maria Albergbetti. will be presented SeFt. a-22.. Perforrna. " are Dig:bt!y, acept Mon~, al 1:31 p.m. and a matinee &mday at 3 p.m. 'nck- ds, which may be pwcbased by writiDI the theatre at the above address or from Mutual Ticket ~, Stationers Store, 3430 Vla Udo, OR ,_.., are $5.!50 te $2.00. For informatian call 776-7220. ANGEL STREET -Newport Harbor PJayen att presenting "Aqel Street," by Patrick Hamilton CID Fl'iU;J and Saturday of ea Wttk through SeJ*mber 21 at their thea- ter, a Center St., c.ta Mesa. The story cent1 a huaband'a attempts to drive ~ wife insane. 'l1cbta are $1.50 and curtain time ii 1:30. Reaea tadoaa may be made by tdepbonlng .. .,. or 548-329'1. BEAVEN CAN WArl'-WestminsUr Playen will present ta.ii eomedy tonight and Sa~ U'day at I p.a. .. Westminstu'a 17Ut Street Scbool Auditmlmu. T\ckets are '1 aDd 1Da.J be oH•tned 8l the box office. GJIEEI THEATRE -Rury Belaloote, aut- meated by a 9elec:t CJ'OGP ol singers, muai- mna and dmcer'I, • appearinc t.brou&JI &:mday, and the JDnptcm Trio will enter- tain Sept. t thJ'oaP Sept. ts, at the Gred Theatre, 27GO N. Vermont, Los Angela, Jbooe NO~ Tickets are available at an aienc:::ies and at the box office. Coming Up FOi.iC MUSIC Ji'Ei11YAL -Bud and Travil and the Four Preps will be presented in an evening of folk masic Saturday, Sept. H, at the Irvine Bowl, l50 Broadway, Laguna Beach. The show is sponsored by the San- ta Ana Chapter of Women's American Organization for Rehabilitation through Training and all proceeds will go towards furthering its goal ol helping man lo help himself. AD aeata are reserved at $2, '3. '3.50, "4 and f.f.50. Mail ticket orders to the Bowl or phone HY +11'5. See ad page 15 for ticket Information. DONKEY SOFl'BAIL -A donkey soflbaD came betweeu tbe Onmge Coast Uoos and Coda Meaa North KhirmWs clubs, will be played SUoday, Sept. JS, at 2 p.m. al Ute Orange County FaJrcround.s, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $1 for adalta, 50 cents for ~ dren six to 12. and ddldren under six att admitted free. Family units are admitted five for $1.50 If tleketa are obtained In ad- vance by calling U Ml65.or by contactlnc Lions or North Khranla members. Prc>- Cffds go to youth cbarities of Xi Lambda Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma PbJ, spoo- !l()r, and Uona and Kiwanis Cluba. _MA <;AZINE DAILY PIU>TINEWS PRESS P.O. e.s UH, New,.n Be•ll • COVER: This week we salute the United Fund Drive lo three coaataJ cities with a picture of the poster girl for the National United Fund. For information on the local United Fund Drive, see feature on pages 6 and 7. ~.1ff3 .._ ............ ---------.. .._ __ =~ .... ca...-: ;:, .............. ~ S..lllllb .. ~..,,. ~:M-lla ' Gujde to Fun Meet the People Garden Notes United Fund .. Angel Stft.et" Donke'J SoftblD Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Pages 6, 7 Pages 8, 9 Page 10 Folk Singers Page 11 Entutalnm~nt Pages 12--lS The Vikings Page 1% Food 'n Tare Page lS Melodyland Page 14 Mones Page 15 TelnW... P .... TV 1-TV 12 -._ ..._ _ DAK.Y P-T/ .. ••l.P••• 1'IOOA'I'. Sa .. TeMeaot &. IN,J j ,. ..... •••• PA••u .. o ..._ • __ .. ,_.,,,45 _ ·-S-S.t. t P.M. C 7 I ._y 2 P.M. Tenittht Thru Sunday l,WCWAY ••• fOI nas ruR'S 11c ·ADYlllTU lE. t "''4=°'·4?"":1 Back to School FREE MATINEE SMnrday • % P.M. &,eclal Feat.re la Color S stooges + CartM11 MoDll.ay Only-Jn Color .. BOLSHOI BALLET" l! !~~-,4 .;.,&i.•;•a~t Lib<> TRANSFER Co. r~~ ~ll~n "" • U .'A Mt .. SA I H.a LUU I .tii a ti .. iii. ti: Bob HOP8 Anita EKb0fg w .. kcS.ys -7 and 9: 15 Cont. Sat. & Sun. from 2:30 KIDS· MAT. SAT. 2 p.m. "20,000 LNgUff Unckr TIM s.aH For Advertising In The W9"enckr ~xlne Call Ed Minn LI 1-5563. ALEXANDER SURF BOARDS 2912 W. CoHt Hiway Newport Beach NEW' BOARDS CUSTOM and REPAIRS FROM $65 WIN FREE BOARD COME Yt TO SHOP FOtl DETAILS ----DAlt.Y P~OT/• ...... PRCH l'llOAY. Sii~-·· "' -' •r !fil•;·~~-''•iJ!.H.!!~~ ...... ••• MOVIE NEWS Walt Disney presents "20,000 Lea· gues Under the Sea," a science·!ic· tion thriller in color, now at the Mesa Theatre, Costa Mesa. ;<. Kirk Douglas has his problems in "'For Love or Money," now showing at the Lido Theatre, Newport Beach. PaUl Newman stars in "Hud," with Patricia Neal It is now showing at the Port Theatre in Corona del Mar. Lee Marvin and Dorothy Lamour sw in ''Donovan's Reef," with Jolla Wa.yne. It is now showing at the Bal- boa 'nutre. Balboa.~ &mday. . ' .... (fuiiFil! GAIDEN __ .,__ * L~ .... _ 1t• M l .. ....... , ... '-'"''fl .... II -·-•• lrACl9 •••••• u. ~ ADULTS & JRS.-~ SOc 'Tll 7:00 • .... ,_ 191.. D.CIPJ....,. * Tocla,y Al 5:30 & 9:15 * ..,. .. LONGEST O•y" Wllh « Name Stars ~Noh S.t. rames .. LONGEST DA\'" S:• 6 I :• S.t. Pal Club Feature "The Phantom Plane~ Plas • Cartoo•, <Mnedy & on Stare AdtvltJes Doors Open 1%:45 Over 4:.0 G Sts.Weds. ummer Magic'' all Me Bwa.na '' ...... ~ .. a·· ·1·r-·a·.~"'&": ~·~· ~:;: ... AIOl!a5 OF Lt!YTI GULF' -~~ -Gey.,. ~otl LOVIE er I -t!Y~ _.._ ~ 1:: .. ~ - . -..... c .. w.. I I -•r--MVTINY ON rE.J THE aOUtrrrlTY .. .... -CAfl'TAlllirf S1HaAO·· Jttl'l' Lewt\ "THIE NUTTY P•OFE5'0R" .... "TAMMY __, TIM OOCTOlt" c-,..,.. ...... .. SlRDRA D£E PETER FONDA ~ ............. !Ill; ..!~COLOR ff 'fi? w ... .&.y. -6~45 . 1:.u Continous Sun. from 2;30 . , , l'lft: u-i.w • ..., -... , ,,_, Ritual of love! Two New llladnp J&allu Far(ft ~W...118ult~ S a It AM Sa::: ~ •. ,.~. ~ Gldlrt• -Claudia • • I CaNNle • -ANO---- .. PSYCHOSISSIMO" -.. 7:1t .. ,___. & -, lt ( --I--_ . -.. •:1 '" • '•If • I/ • '" • .:·~··' Jlui7 -•~ am Tbur1 -Re~ Santa An.t Chapter Nornen's American O.R.T. P~sents Laguna Folk Mu"c Festival starring BUD AMO TRAVIS FOUi PREPS IRVINE BOWL Saturday, September 14, 1963 -8 .30 p.m . Tkketa $2.00, $3.00, $3.SO, $4.00, $4.50 R~rved at: Woochronh Pluo a. Or~u ZG4 E. Co.a Hlt,b~ ay Con>na del Mar Coast Mask Sen kt 1188 Han. Btvd Costa \ft"1.a lrvlnt Uo" I 6SO fl road" a\ La~•a Rta<;h Ma.U & ......,..,... .,,,..,.. • ._, 6tl .,..._.,, L•9Yft• •••<fll HY .. llU Ah TtO. ... S-attt F-,,..1 c--..... Gr am's Surpfus Sfort J7SO Nt"port Rhd Cost. Mt-u, ('alil ,-,;i:.1,im COllOfCA .. ._ ... _ ..._ FREE PARKING Now Thrv TueMfay -PAUL NiWMAN IS ·- ·HuO~I === 16 " - ... , .,, ~'!'· ~~if{fi'T'".,-t ··~·H•~ I t Hft 'l·r .... " ED'S llotUmu • 1mpor1ecl !ken O• Tap • COCKTAILS Happy Hoar Mon. TW-u Fri. t to I P.M. a. Tbe EJbow Room -C1>Cktalll J5e ()pea 1 n.-ya . J. • • STEAKS You Can't Afford e TO MlSSI !9..~., !~~.~9.&ls~ $119 FINE FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES I 01pE1s ro ao PHONE u a-1211 I Try 0ul' Famous Corned Beef • Also Roa.It Beef, Prime Rlba RoHt Turkey, Baked Ham Alto Rot Sandwlcllea. LI l-'221 1712 Pl•ncenti.a COSTA MESA THE S·IZZLER ~~~~. cw ..... 9' I!. 1m & S.nl• AM -TH•ce SlalM9 Service Bafle& Style IN HILLGREN SQl'.\RE -COSTA MESA OPEN DAJLY It A.M. TO 9 P.M. • PREVIEW OF OUR • • • • • :lea luring : Spencer Steak .Dinner • 1/2 Fried Chicken Dinner Spaghetti Dinner • • • Shrimp Dinner • • • • Fish Dinner • • • • • • • ALL DINNERS INCLUDE • • • • • • • • • • 1.39 1.19 • 99 1.39 .75 & .95 • •• POTATOES · ROLL · SALAD AND DESSERT < • OPEN 11 A.M. TO 11 P.M. DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY • Patio Pantry -~ irs · FAMILY RESTAURANT 2845 HARBOR BL VD. • Kl 5-2278 ONE MILE NORTH OF HARBOR SHOPPING CENTER ON HARBOR BLVD. . 14 _c .. 11 ·•••11110•• ~ a; -. • 11 Apprentice Program At Melodyland Theatre Seventeon apprentices in theater arts are concluding 12 weeks of mlx-oo glamor and hard work at the new Mclodyland Theatre in Anaheim. and a new apprentiee ere\\ is being re- cruited to succeed the original drama-learners in the roming fall season, which sta~ts with ''Firefly" on September 10. Theater apprentices are rC<."Og- ni.z.ed by Act<mS Equity Association, illld receive a ''criash" course in all · phases of theater operation a<:cord· in~ to Co-producer Sammy Lewis of Melodyland Theatre. "We are making the apprentice training program a basic part of the Melody\and Theatre operation." Lew- lS reported. "This <>pporbunity for professional training is vital to a healthy American theater." The "kids" in the original Mel- ooyland Theatre apprentic-e crew range' in age from 18 to 29 years. Mo.st of them are dramatic arts majors in high school or rollege. and most of this crew will ret.u m to sobooJ in mid-September. making room for another apprentice group. House Manager Dick Osoc-io l5 accepting applkati<>us oow for the second apprentice training group at Melody•and Th~tre. Apprenlkes are chosen for theater background and :.ptitudes. and those who plan life- time careers in the theater are pre- ferred. Apprentices under Equity reg- ulations, draw $15 a wook expen<;e money. During their apprenticeship. the youngsters rub elbows day and nif:?'hl with actors. singers. d::in et'r-. .ind the ;tars . They are given intensive t rain- ing in such diverse C'hores ai.s dloral ~rngmc under ~usical Director Boris Kogan, tips on choreography from Dance Director..., Jack Beaker. and under the direolbn of Hal SIY.lfer . scenic dC':'\igner. ac-tuallv conslnact all props and scenery in the theater car- penter shop Stage Mgr. Al Mill man coad1es llhem in the intriC'acies of props and a robust ~rew stands by for e very perfo rmance. ready to carry props and scenery up and down thi! aisles, setting each 9Ceoe oo the circular stage with split serond timing. As8ociate Producer David SheJ- lfll'J provides detiam ol. casting and billing to the apprentices. General Mao.ager Bill Trim and Hoose Man- atrM" Ooorio use the services of ap- prenticu exteosively, assigning them 1000 as telephone reserv;wtion takers, ushers, and on different OCX'a.Si.ons , .a.s assistants t.o the wardrobe mistress_ '"' t.o Company Manager Harry Zevin and Publicity-Public Relations Direc- t.ors Hant Levy and Sparky Saldena.. The girl apprentices are also as- ~lgned as dressers f&r Melodyland Theatre's female stars. A new appren- tice takes over this chore every two weeks. You can take the word of 18 year-0ki Glenda Lovell of 320 Nor. mandy Pl., Anaheim. wbo 'Was Janet Blair's dresser when "South Padfic'' played the theatre. when she says, "Yoo work hard and very fast . but you really loorn what show business is aill about." M<l .. ll ... SOC!--DAILY ,.ILOT /"ll:WS "•EH 1'11 10 •'1' '""'" ........ 1'61 ~ ) •Hiit! I h~ •f ,H • ·, 1• • ·' ~.\ .. t' • ' Meet the People .. : Loves Jam Sessions Jack Marshetft -music romposer, guibarigt, oomediarn, actor, angineer -is tbe type o! man who loves his work., no matter what he's doing. The '\'ey,port Bt•a-eh t•ompost>r was graduated from the· Uni· ·l ver.srty of Southern C':ilifornia in 1951 as an enginrer, but fou nd llhat .. life was too s~rious '' He joined a j<l'lz oond and the staff >rchestr:i a-t MGM studios. playing guitar, the instnnnent he'd ;t ru rrn11e-d si nee he wais a n 11 -yoo.r-old boy in Kansas. Then he started writing music: arrangements for vocalists ruch as Peggy Lee. Judy Gadand. Vic Damone; television music.rat ~re:. for shows like 'I'he Deputy. It's a M31D's World, and. this fall the new series, Channing His Capitol recordings include jucieland. jazz. experimental contemporary music and '·dressed .lp rock and roij " And now Ja-ck Marshall is venturing inllo two more Ciclds: romedy and acting. He wrote and recorded the lyrks and music ~or .. My Son the Surf-Nut." recentl~·-released hilarious parody on surfers and their music "It 's great fun to work these out1 especially when they get laughs." he said. · • His favorite diversions are spontaneous jam sessions that often last more then half the night. And because a frAend. Ricbard Boone. attended one of them, Marshall is now studt1ng acting .t Boone's drama wortsbop. "It's like a repertory company -each week you pby a dif· terent part;; he explained and added, .. I go just for fWl." So you could call him Jack--0!-all-trades Marshall, but be pre- ~ers the term "musical drltt.er." It's apropos for a man who io one diy might amuige and plaly classical mmic with Igor Stra- ri.n.sky aDd a few boul"S later pby "strictly modern jm'' wiWt Shorty Rogers. But he is also a hobby-drifter who has at one time or ~ avidly pursued chess, cycling. cruising in his power boat or fixing :rp bis 191-l Ford CT05S-00Wlllry racer . About the only dling the sell-termed "dub avoider" won't sample are clubs. But t'eprdJeass or his many inten!JtSts •Dd ac- tivities. his first love is music. ''It's kind of a hobby as well as a business," the soft-spoken man said. "I can ~ork in a re<:ording studio all day, then come J.ome and put on a record." And as be listened tlo a recording, Jack Ma.nfl.aI. hard-wort· ng drifter. musied about a new project: ''I'll have to pt a saif. boot -because you can play a guitar in one." Jac-k uve.s on Udo Island with his wife and Cbeir four :hrldren. • -P~Long ...... 1 ... M<•1an -OA•LY "•L?1'/N•W1 ,.•irn l'•IQAY. Sll:,.Tl!.,.efill 6. IN.I \ ,. , -\. f • I DID YOU KNOW I , THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF SCOTT'S BONUS? • FOR DICHONDRA • FOR GRASS • BONUS FOR DICHONDRA ~ Weeda H it te.ds w~ •II new 1peci•I ~ .. nte.1 proc:w for Dichondr• &.wM. ~pie to apply and r"ulta .,.. ouht•nding •nd proven. .. • BONUS FOR GRASS Fertlliw your 9uu H It contr• ....._ Ne .... te ,ult out. let this qu.lity-pt•"en procfuct tie the ....tr fer you simply and effecti,,.fy. C...-in and ... ew.....,.. and aft.r cMmonstr•tioft.. ' t ' ~ LAWN.GIVING Y.OU NTS? Alk fw Cal 8.rc:k, he knows leWM atMI their pt alllan .. His expert actvice un NYe you tirM and mofteY. ' "The best lawns begin at ... " ORAllGI COAST .... SDY 3IO W. WILSON ST .. CO$TA MESA, One Block East Of Pennoey's Open 7 Days I AM.. to 6 P .M. Lota of Free Paricint .. ~ ' --··•--e»e• .. \ a • t -~ J .. { ~ , " . • • r · ' , •• ) -~ ~ l : ~~~GARDEN CENTER i ·1111 .VICTORIA and NEWPORT ILVO., COSTA MESA, CALIFORNtl Floral and For those leeki.ng the dramatic and unusual In patio or indoor decorat- mg, this banging brus bowl custom mllde into a profusion of fall color or tropical foliage is an out- atabding decorator specimen.' Av atl- able in a variety of sizes and colors. Just one of many unusual pieces in our world of floral fantasy. , Sal~ i l Patio i l • FLORAL FANTASY 1 i The massive Azalea ~ 1 ' here 11 only o.ne of Ulf many custom made tr~ ' and tropical specimens con- structed in the newly decoi ated Floral Shop. All "Cu 1 tom Work" materials-ar taken from the tremendou ; selection of sales stock o~ I display for the l)o..Jt-Yo!"} I self decorator. Your·choi~ of thOusands of briJJia colors and patterns of no r emg and tropical reprot ductons from Europe and the Orient. All at special Nurseryland import price1 One of many floral arrangements from the wide selection of sizes and colors available at Nursery- land. Your choke of a complete stock, not only of flowers, but all ··0o-1t-Yourself" Supplies". • RA'M'AN 8ASK£TS •MANZANITA • FLORAL Sl'PPUES • DECO RA TOR ITEMS SPECIAL "FALL SEASON" PATIO SALE t • onie-~ til.;•••n• I ,,, . On Our Entire Remalalnc lnentory of Quality Farnl-lur~. One. of the many ldeluJ patio furniture settfogs iD the Floral and Patio Sho~ is this King Size Wroug Iron Ensemble. A selectio or several sizes and com" bination or Tables an~ Chairs is available for you t inspection Also shown iB the Deluxe "SUN-MA~ 1ER" Garden Umbrella. Choose from many colors, patterns and styles of this, the world·s finest 11mbrella, GARDEN CENTER 2123 NEWPORT BLVD.' COST A MESA Ml 6-l925 - -' ~. " Gan/en · Notes ~ • 4 • • Seed Dispenol • When you stop and consider it , seeds ore remark- able things. Virtu~ly every flowering plant is propa- gated in nature by seeds. The shapes of seeds, the woy in which they germinate, and their means of dispersal ore os varied as the plants that grow from them. In size, they range froni tiny dust-li ke orch1_d seeds to that of the coconut which is 0 single seed. Wind a~d woter ore the most common means of dispersal. Orchid seed by its sheer dust-like quality con be blown great distances. Some larger seeds hove ''wings" that catch the wind. T~ a maryllis seed pictured above hos seeds covered with a flat papery shell that is easily blown. by the wind. We ore all familiar with the wind catching parasols of milkweeds and dandelions. Many seeds float in woter and ore thus transport- ed by rain, streams, and rivers. The coconut con float in the ocean for o greot period of time with its hard husk protecting it from the damaging effects of solt water. Most seeds would die if they come in contact with sea water. Other methods of dispersal include birds and animals. Birds eot small fruits and the hard seed }:>asses on through the cfigestive tract unharmed. M istletoe is moved froni tree to tree in that manner. Animals sometimes carry seeds in their fur. Some seeds, such as beggar's\ ticks, hove barbs on them that catch readily in an onimol's fur. It may be mil~ later before the ·animal dislodges it. Just because a plant is successful in having o wide seed dispersal is no assurance it will hove a wide distri- bution. Conditions might not always be right for its ~rowth where i~s seeds land. Every mistletoe berry thot ~ eat~n by a bird does not hove its seed land 1n a tree. . he winged seed moy be blown to a climate too cold for 11 to grow. The cond1t1ons tor germinating orchid seed ore 'io exact ing thot it is a good thing a single blossom often produc~ over o million of them th t Th~ point 1.s. t he more seed that is produced on~ fe a rt er it 1s d1<,tributed, the more chance o plo~t hos o re p roduc in<J and '-f mo ~ing or itself o larger niche 1n not ur e -Don He rf v n ffllli•••"'Jtf'lt •qt•'-" t••ll f ... lll.1/,,.1-W\Plll\' ... 1LJ,A'f" "..t • llMIU" • l~6) • I' " e -,.---T --~ ' ·' · -,.,.,,..,, ... ·-~'--'·,.R~,,,,y,,~~ .. ~·'1>:, ~~ -'\"li'.""' • -~ Food. .... :-:-¥""" Jo;_.Y-~...:....T.'l~.;o+:'~ ... :-Y~~.. " • On Friday and Saturday nights. from 9 p.m. U}ltil closing, enter· tainment in the New Orleans Room of the Ne-wporter Inn is provided by the Tommy Groh Trio, consisting of Groh on the accordian; George Carr. bass. and Earl Boyle .. clarinet. Beverage service only is available. The Newportcr Inn is located at 1107 Jamboree Road, just off Highway lOl·A. in Newport Beach. Tele- phone 675-1700 THE ROYAL FOX RESTAURANT PRESENTS FAMILY STEAK NIGHT .. --'-1. ---.'-1. .. _. ~D ,. ,f I The Tedd McKeever ~Bob Llnaker, Jimmy Lee, and McKee ver, from Jeft--entertains njghtly, except Tuesday. fro m 8 30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. in the lounge at the Coral Reef Restaurant Tht> oombination of piano, drums and bass with the bass pla~ er doubling on hot tenor saxaphone, offers good music for listening On Tuesday evenings, entertainment is by the Vina and Mary Duet. The Coral Reef, at 2645 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa. is open seven days a week. Breakfast, lunch. and dinner are sened Phone Kl 5-94 71. , TUES. SEPT. 101 ---FR-.-.. -5-A-T--.i A Big Juicy Top Sirloin Stuk $196 O~r complete with a sparll.- liDI champa'ne e«kiall. INK SPOTS & REVUE CldldttD'I d I •• e r I wltti • $126 1parkllnf Shirley Templf'. for Your Dancing and LISTENING PLEASURE Royal ~Fox Nes1. Wttk SCAT MAN CROTHERS 2260 HARBOR BLVD., COST A MESA C-llMG•'"r--R~tion $Uftfftecl LI 8-6035 ANTHONY ROSE, JOHN DI CIOLLA and RUSS NOWAK BRINGS YOU THE VERY LATEST IN HAIR FASHIONS AND COLORING PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TO OUR OPEN HOUSE -SUNDAY SEPT. 8th (2 PM. to 6 P.M.) REFRESHMENTS OUR GET ACQUAINTED OFFER REGULAR FREDERICK $35.00 PERMANENT WAVE compa.•• Y2 lllOllTllD Tl"'ll ()Ofl Y -FOtl Af'P'O,.HMUoT Glamour Haven BEAUTY SALON 1516 BAKER AT HARBOR COSTA MESA e ''""OCURIH ON DUTY e OPEN EVENINGS 8Y APP'"T. V~••U"°' s .. ct10fll -D.,tl V PtlOl° /Nf_W) Piil(&\ f fiill~AV Sf P lfNtll"lt • tt..> PRICE JZ~Lauranl anJ Oak Room A MESSAGE FROM ROBERT'S Many ol you are new to the area and would hke to find a nwe restaurant to go to oo your night out. Try Robert's. We are famous for our Top Sfrloin Steak at $1 95 Thi~ t.., a b1~ lhidt, juicy steak for which you would ordinarily pay $3.50 or more \\ e have been buying these in very large quanities for over 5 yean. and th"" is the reason we can offer it at this unusual price. On Thursday through Sunday we have Prime Rib aot $2 50 T~1~ Loo, cannot be duplkated elsewhere for less than $3.50. We offer 1t ')31 I.his price to get you acquainted with our restaurant. { We have 15 ste-ak dinners -the greatest selection of any re~uur .in1 in the area. Thirteen wonderful seafood dinners· featuring regular fa,or ites as well as lobster -broiled, newburgs and thermadors Our 'tt>ak ~nd lobster combination Is sensational at $3.25. Our Oak Room is completely different from anv vou hnvt' ,., t•r seen. Soft lights, walnut paneling, English C'OQ<:h •anterns • i1h•:1 l r1\r t"OC'ktail6 and dining in an intimate atmosphere. We pride ourselves on family appe-a1.· We say "Gourmt-t Food Family Prices" -which means that you ban take the entire fam1l.' out 1111 Ii~ food, enjoy a few OO<'ktails ll you wish and bring h<>me c-han).!1 fr(>tll a $10 btll. ~· us soon -you ·•1 be pleasantly S\HJ>rised . Lou H~ttz Manager ~t':'. J -•. +? OJ~F.RS FOOD SF:R\'ED ~ AMERJCA' J-'\l 'Uf·.~~ 7 A.M. TO MIDNlGRT CARTE 81_.\,t. llE lfTU ST. I. PLACENTIA COSTA MESA Ml l-31M VISTA 0-.,1Ht r· WHt on 19dl frem etlMr Harbor or Ne•port Bhd&. Or-............ Wl-l"'Oltf 13 " r Dine, Dance and Entertainni:ent CHOP SUEY CAFE C'H \ftC'OAI. ar.OILIE'D STEAKS · ClnC"EN DINNERS f' R !.t: 0 SWl l1'fl' -Cll.INESE DISHES ------......... ------... , •. ~ .............. c ....... , . c ...... .. Y.atl .. , ••• Cec'"°'I Le-.c• • .,,.. ••Ylr lt ;II • .._ • I a.a . l'rt. • S•' l• 1 • • l!7 E l.in<·ol• Ave. Aaahelm KE >~lt ~ el porrOn ~th.,,tic Mexic•n F•mlty RHtaur•nt We Serve A. Full Line Of Mexican Food Food To Go -673-9761 I A.M.-11 P .M. (Ctosed Mon.) -Music Fri. & Sat. II 29'20 E . Coast Hiway -Coron• del Mar -VISIT OUR NEW MEXICAN GIFT SHOP- Steaks • Cantonese Fe>H Luncheon • Complete Dinnets COCKTAILS • Exotic Tropic.I Drinks ]h OYANA.GAYLEatthephuwbi.r 11 bl the Aloha Room NlChtly ucept Mond11y 1 • Utt Sf ACM 80Y Restaurant . 353 E. Coast Hiwoy, Newport Beach Teenage Dance Center FM Oun~ County This Weekend Presenting • • • FRIDA. Y & SAT'°'fRDA Y THE RHYTHM ROCKERS Un·,~ lor Rou. 1latk1, dress shirts. tk-s. fer <.Iris. drro,., nr ~kfrts & blo111oH. ' ~I E. OCEAN FRONT, BALBOA OR S-0900 ~ - 12 Open I to 12 p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 • MINIMUM AGE 1S, MAXIMUM 20 • If Chapero~ by Parents, Minimum A~ limitations Do Not Apply _ .. _ •••c•.,oe• YOUR WEEKLY THE VIKINGS The Vik ings. which special.Ues in an authentic Swed ish smorgasbord and features d e l i c i o u s food and courteous service. has won the favor of selec tive coastal area residen ts. The restaurant is operated by the Anderson familv -Mr . a nd Mrs. Olof Anderson,· two da ughters. Mia lnd Vera. a nd a son. Hans. Mrs. An· derson 1s 1n charge of the preparation and rooking of the food and has two young men from Sweden to assis t her. Ake Bystrom and Lennart Teg· man. l'urrentlv. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ander· ~on are vacationing in Sweden and. no .i<1uhl will rt'\urn with nunH•rou:-. 1.I·· ,, •n 111.1\..1• their p 11pul.i1 t l•,\,1111.1nl ~ven 111ore ent1<:1ng. The \ 1k1ng ... -.erw lumh a nd drn· ner ~lor:id ay through F ndoy from 11 30 a m -8 30 pm. Saturday. din· ner o nly from 5 to 8 30 p m. and Sun· day. dinner from noon to 8:30 pm. There is a total of 25 different dis hes fro111 wh11 h to choose. At lunt'h this 1nrlufie, al lea~l two hot l11:.he, ;ind t!1ere are four hot d1.;he::. during thl.' dlnnt.>r hour:. Tilt.> ~onderfu l array of ~alad::., th<> home made hol bread~ and des· se1 l~ .ire a real treat The salad lunch 1~ onlv 65 lents and a full course lunch with hot d1~hes 1s 95 cents Dinner 1s S l 65 for all vou t'a n eat. with a ch1l· :Jre n·, dinner -one helprng o nly - [or 8:1 cents . Another speciol feature is a low calorre meal for $1 10. which includes ' I salad. all kind:; of relishes and a hot entree. In addition food may be ordered lo take out One mav select from the bu ft et and take it ·out on a paper plate or order 1t 10 cartons lo take home and serve A popular take-ou t item is Swe· d1:.h Rve bread. which sells for 75 cen~ a loaf or 40 cents a half loaf. A half loaf. 1t is pointed ou t. weighs ~pproxirnalely two pounds. The Vikings is located at 145 E. 19th St . Costa Mesa; telephone 548· 6414 Tlte Andersons also operate a :>1m1lar restaurant at 1 42~ E Lincoln in Anaheim. V I LL A ROMA Speciall1in9 in ITALIAN DINNER..~ 445 No. Newport Bl vd., Newport a .. ch Open 7 Days 4 p.m.-12 p.m. Ml 6-4929 k FAMIL Y"'RESTAURANl , -W. C'nei •t••1 ' "••••rt •••t• .. 0••• 1 •·•··" 'a. ~ I ~~.~ '· '· < ---.._ CHOICE SIRLOIN o;t' I DINNER STEAK $196 l11cludoo' cbol«1 N clom ab••Ckr • erltf 1r-u lacl. • cll•lee el .... •-dr .. 111Jo1, llalled potate w /olleH• oauee ar oow cream wltlt cbJveo or IY-•••11 tn. a ltnad baoilel wllll butter. __j)nJar'I ~ Sur~ide RESTAURANT (Where the accent is on fine food.) Complete Lunches • Deluxe Complete Dinne" (Child's Pl11te ~price) Entertainment Nitely Featuring Wonderful Organist -JACK TOWNSEND Private Banquet Facilities Avail1ble NOW O~IN 1 OAYS 3131 W. Coast Hiway, Newport Beuh 646-1617 I--Mol el TM Ard•••I 0-....-1,.. IM-.. __, ... ,_ AU you can Ht For $1 .6S Children 8Sc • (One Pl•t•) Special Adult Plate $1.10 SMORGASBORD Caterln~ f'or .\ll Ot•t'1i-io 11s Swedish Rye Bread to T•k• Out Open 11 a .m . 'til 8 :30 p.m . Mon. thru Fri. LUNCHEON 6Sc •nd 9Sc afvrday Dinner Only-S Until 8:30 p.m . Sunday Dinner, 12 Noon to 8:30 p.m . Mesa Square-Mes• Theater Block E. 19th St., Costa Mesa -Phone S48-6414 Villa ~fuwm Restaurant tn """"' SI~ """'l•el .. ·---· l l 6-Nil. o. .. I O•tl a --•Ona Point, 2«6t O~I Prado, GY l-5433, Closed M0Dda1 Reil CANTONESE FOOD FINE QUALITY Eat Hff• or Take Home STAGS __________ CHINESE CASINO 111 21 st Pl. Newport Beach ORiole 3-9560 Open Daily Until 3 AM. , FUN SCHEDULE from Bill MARTINI DANCING 7 HITES • A WEEK tr 0 \ \ RICK CHADBOURNE :z: ;; • e: TRIO for your dancint I= pleasure TuM. thru Suft. !' a --,_ -OA~f r K.OT/New.., .... -IO•>' ter••""•*• " "- ., ' • ~ r- NOW ••• THE PERFECT TIME rQ PLANT! Tak~ advantage of the '"Indian Swnmer rains,.. and Nurser y - land~t!i tren1endou.s Fall inventories of the finest tf'uality planLs and garden supplie8 ••• hundre d s of sp ecials plu~ ever y day low price8. Plant now ••. while time and price is right I ST AR JASMINE • Excellent Vine w Grotad Cover • Fracrallt W1ttt. BINtom1 • l. .. Val.e 67< BlACK PINE YOUR CHOICE Of HUNDREDS 1.7S VALUES .\a outttandlng pl.a. at aa unbeUe\ abk .. price. Lar'e ooe gallon c~ taloff,.._.low grow· lilt and art IJdc • • • u ceUeDt for coatalJt. er or laadacape.. \ c Ground Cover Fern .. A1par agu1 Spreaceri" Extra Lar~ in One G.I. Containers 1.60 Value 67c Climbing Aralia • B.tan~al WMMIH f vy aDd Aral la Cro. • Hardy lm Sum w 1lu1de • Ema Laree 1.41 Value 67c DRACAENA PAlM YOUR CHOICE OF HUNDREDS 1.SO VALUE Se. Calll' s. favorlk laadlClipe 1peclmen. Hard1, IOO C.lerant ud fut crewlag, thla 10 lovtai palm wlll be ~ pride el you la.cite ape. c Mystery :~nlenia 1.75 Value Eara Laree G,...U.New I• 0. GaL ONllalMt ReMy a. BIMal 67c I . TAM JUNIPER •Lew aed wWe . 11 1pre.dlag • &nwttl •e.,..,..- ..0 t.ler•• I I • Perteet elilMce I I ,.,. Jnud ce.er areaa. . I I --• Ftllest Qttaltty •Extra Laree ~ ·~ t.• ''•haee Week-End Specials VALUES TO $2.00 ... All GALLON CONTAINERS oWAiii=0 GiNG(1R 57¢ . LACY BRONZE ACCENT 67" HEAVENLY BAMBOO I BRILLIANT RED BLOSSOM 67¢ I BOTTLE BRUSH .. FAST GROWING and HARDY 77¢ FAN PALM I DENSE FORMAL COLUMN 77¢ YEW PINE SEMI-SHADE ACCENT 717¢ GOLD DUST PLANT ia-HAWAIIAN EXTRA LARGE TREE FERN -' -~ _J iiRD Of0 PAiADtS'EALITY 98¢ PHILODENDRON One CHta..."! Sf• $1.6' v.aue 67 l Ma .. lvt ~ • 4 ft. Su tr._. :n 23 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa • Open s.vR j Days a Week • 8 AM to 7 PM • Ml 6-3925 -..-,__ -DAl~'f ~ILOT/ ... ,~ .... p;al'l>•1' .... ,_ ..... - "' I ~ -~ •••it~ \ I . • '" '11 • • 1 • ,, ''· •• J ,J .J I ·} ., .. . , j I J , ; J I • ' ' i ·\ , ... ~ I ,... ~~ D .,,; -. f•. 7., .... ~ IJ ~-I ~"''*J ~ l ~tjl~.'-' Jn'lf ~.a--ilL U.1 I United : Fund·--Dr.ive .. Sets Goals Newport Beach Goal $119,990. What is United Fund? United Fund is a group of agencies joined into a single r.noney raisjng organization wbkb operates all year, but makes concentrated solici· tauons during the months of September and October. Why is this good? This insures maximum utilization of the funds coJlected, for the purposes they were intended at the local level In the ctties oi Newport Beach there are 22 and in Costa Mesa, 16 diflerent agencies represented. Instead of making separate contributions, one dnve takes care of all of them. Administration costs are reduced, 1t is more convenient for the donor and rnon benefit .is derived from each dollar b)' the member agen- oes. ~ Who in this area benefits? United Funds are diVJded into three < la~~1f1l"atton~ health. Jou th ~d~~~~-. Approximately 5or; of all funds raised IS given to ~Outh act'iv1ty agennes. ~ Statistics show that independent fund raising by individual chari· table orga.oiz.ations .is costly-ranging from 16 percent of funds raised; up- • wards Funds raised locally in United Fund run from 6 to 8 percent ihsur· ing the greatest possible percentage of dollars contributed to be used for the purpose intended. In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa all officers and dir~ctors as :Well as solicitors serve without pay. The 6 to 8 percent expense 1s for a put· time secretary, a brochure and postage. • l No monies given to agencies by United Fund may be used for any· Uung but operating expenses. None may be used for capital improvements. A contribution of even one dollar to each of the benefiting agencies ( v.1\1 help the drive go over the top in each city. A dollar is probably 1ess than what would be contributed, if each drive were conducted separately. Contributors may indicate bow much they wish to give ~uring the year, if they do not wish to give it all at one time. They may designate where their gilt.a are to go if they have favorite agenciei.. Jn many orguiia- tion.s the contributions may be made by payroll deductions. AdWftlee et ... H•~ .,_ Boys Clvlt ..... Girls Club, fNcfured Oft -. .. ,...._.,.. ,.., eM 91 the,. •• ~~ of u.Nt'9d FUfML • I --~ ......... I I ,-. \,..; ' J I i .. H11ntington Bea(•)1 Goa] $16.,000 The H untington Beo<h United Fund hos set a gool ' of $16,000 for this )ear's drive. T he -agencies to w hic h these collected funds will go ore: West Orange County YMCA T he USO G irl Scouts of A merica Catholic and Protestant WclforC' Visit ing Nurse~ A ssn. The Children'~ H ospi tal Boy ScoL1ts o f America Los Angeles Orthopoec.lic Foundot 1(111 Fam ily Scr1vce o f O range Count y Travelers A 1c.J Society Salvation Army At pr4!SS t 1me t here woe; no budgei 1,reolt dPwn ovoiloble on how the funds would be ollocoted to t hc~e 12 agencies A meet 1nq v h<'c..lulod for Sef,temlX"r 25, 11 expected to reX1lve the budget. ' --...... •••• .. rtt&l'J •••t-r• ... , ..... ,.,. ........... .. (. .~~;J :-.... u'1.~:~ .~'rl Folk SU;igers ~\ 1·~w;tt:r • Bud •nd Troi• The ln·me Bo"'! •Iii resound 10th the ~ ol !ult musac C1n the night of Satunb~·. ~ptember 14. 1bat is tht' date st-t for ~ appuranc-e of Bud and Trans a.nd the Four PT"eP5 nus kind "' double billing bas to add up to an u.tnordl~~· "'""rung of r n tertaiJunen t. Bud and Tr-an..s a~ teamed up. a..flf'r an ~bslt'nl~ of lS rm.'nth."'-. •ith a unique harmony of voi~ and LDStrumeotauon aC\.~ntt'd •1th between-songs com~~·. Tbe~· CODSlder then~lvt>S a quartt-t because &C'C'Ording t o Tr-a,·is· ··w e pla~· C'OUntf'r mt>lod1c mov~ nients against the melodies we srng Tbi..s maltt>:: tht' ~u1t:ir!' ~'mt> 1" ti other voices." Tbe Four Preps att the ~ oungest \'<X.'al group "1tH a m:iJ<>r F't'("Ording label. They mel and on ginated a:. a quartet ~ Holly· "<><xi Hjgh School "'here th<'Y sang in the sd1ool chorus They °'tl<!\'(' sord a million rNOrds appe°1lred On tele\"iSiOn and nlO\ ies. Members of the group are •tarYin lnabnett. high tenor. Brute S.-lland. lead tenor. Glen Larson. baritone and F.d Cobb bass. Th~ e-.·ening of folk 111us1r ..., being sron.-:ored b~ the Sanla Ana Chapter. W on1t'll0 S :\m<.'nla n Organiz..111on for Rt'hab1h1at10n -b<-tt~r kno,,n as OHT :\II prol(.•ffis "ill go lo further th<· E<'<il u! this org:.n1r.ation of helping man lo help himself ORT 1.!-non· pr~1flt, builds and ma1nt •. 1m~ YOCallonal tra1n1ni.: St hoob. pro. • 'ult>s shelter, food , clothin~ and medu·al CM(' for it s !'tudenls. All sent:-art> re~.-n NI S<·<.' ad, pa~t' 15, for lit ~t·t 1lt·t,11ls. The Four P~pe ....... ---~y ,._.,, ___ .... ....-, .... ....,. ............. ll H~-tl~~ .J.JL" ~1 ~~.u~ :. l»UQATJON.1 , I. . . . v H'b1t is ii ... to lead forth ••• to inform and enlighten , •• to cultivate a nd train the mental powtri.,, M qualify for the business of life ••• to develop intellectual, aesthetic, ond moral facultie$, Are you ~atisfied with wh at yovr child/$ rtcelr:r.9? 261 MONTI VlSTA 1.Egrrmnttt private doy KhOOI For St-1"' ke Phone La11dseape Desif111ed & Built To ,U(»t-f '\'our .'\·~~tis Origin:il · Proft .. •s1onal • Responsil>I~ Both Residential and Commerci:il II 1111li11gto11 Be<1rh .\'urserv 18423 BEACH BLVD. H UNTI NGTON BEACH ---.Jii.---~- --~-~· =~-... ~--. _,.,,.-;.__~---;,_-~<all-~ ----s •-=>09---~ ~ -~~=:::i"~--~-=9£ F!H ...,... 4.8% INTEREST RATE PER ANNUM PAID QUARTERLY ~ / /_ '~ COSTA MESA SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN. ..... He-wport lh•d. ot 19th St. • Costo Mesa • Mldwoy 6-3272 r:.ACH ACCOL'!\'T INSL'RED l'P TO $10,000 Hovn: Mon4l•y thru Thursday from 9 •.m. to 4 p.m. Frid•y-9 a:m. to 6 p.m. I .._'-____ ,,. 11 t- 'Donkey SOftbttll for ·;·Charity'· i Ten lJve donkeys, and an assortment of Orange Coast Lions Cl ub and North Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club members will team up >n September 15 at 2 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds to ?la\ Donkey Softball. The event is being sponsored by the X1 Lambda Gamma C'hap· tt'r or Reta Sigma Phi, which has nrne member-. and 1::. one o f mt chapters in this a rea. Each of the sorority members 111 blue 1eans and blue-and-white gingham shirts and straw hats. will act b t1C'ket takers and hostesses and will dispense refreshments . 1'bove: from left, Ralph Reisinger, J im Ballinger, on ground; J•ck, the donkey; 8;41 Finley, Jim Iverson and Fred ~ens •fter • work out. !Hlow: Who •re they trying to push uound? 10 O<• .... C~it •••t<e .. o•t Mn. William Heidem•nn holds the wild bNst whil• Bill Finley gets an assist from Fr.d Owen1 and Jim Iverson. Funds raised al Utis event will go to the youth charities or the Lions and Kiw anis Clubs and the sorority. The softba ll rules have been changed to include the donkey.; All players except the pitcher and catcher are on the donkeys and the batter, who gels no strikes or balls, must hit the 16 inch ball, mount the donkey and proceed around the bases. The animal must touch each base with at least one hoof to be declared safe. there is a perpetual trophy which will be awarded to the ~inning team The sorority hopes to make this an annual event. See Guide lo Fun. page 2 for li<:ket details. J 0 Who has the tut l•ugh? '- p ,...-· ~ .}/ 'Mo"d"t ~--OAIL'Y ,.ILOT /"E"S ""9 ii ~IUDA f Sll,.TEM!ll!" 6. 1- .. ·: • '--+·~.' ·t·Miiia .· In Thre~' 1Coasial 1Cltt~s 1·: Costa Mesa Goal $94,550. Bidget Brelkdown of llewpOft BeKh ind Cosl1 MeSI AGENCY American Red Cross Ameri can Social Health A ssn. Boys' C lub of the Harbor Area Boy Scouts of America Campfire Girls, Inc. Ca tholic and Protestant Wei for Child ren's Hospital Christmas Welfare Community Youth Center of Newport Haroor Family Service Assn. of Orange County Newport Harbor Girl Scout Council Girls' Club of the Harbor Area Not ional Travelers Aid Assn: Orange Co unty Epilepsy Society Orthopaedic Hospital Salvation Ar:my United Cerebral Palsy Assn. of r Orange County, Inc. U.S.O. (United Service Organizations), Inc. V1iiting Nurses Assn. of Orange County, Inc. Volunteer Bureau Orange Coost Y.M .C.A. I Compo1gn ond Administra tion Expe11ses Budget Total ........... s.ct .... -OAIL'I' ,.ILOT /ICIEWS-rltlEH ... IOA'I' s•PTl ... e Ell ~ 1t61 - _. "" NEWPORT BEACH $25,750 150 8, 100 15,503 2,700 5,500 991 500 2,800 2,600 12,500 2,934 50 100 927 6 ,045 6,500 / "l-05 3,035 2,600 11 ,000 9 600 $11 9,990 .. ' OOSTA MESA $12,000 20,000 9,500 -4, 100 3,800 3,200 J ,000 5,500 9,600 5,500 3,'900 ' .1 250 • t ;2 000 I 1,200 5,000 6,000 $94,550 A~~l .....;;;;:;;;;;;-~. _,__ - RARE FURNITURE PIECES and Deeor .. i" AeceaoriM Melbourne's Antiques P.O. Box 127, San Luis Rey~ Calif. 722-0l11 DllUIER • DAIICHI& • COCITAIU The VAUX "YOUR HOSTS" ROBEltT CARTER -GLENN JAGEARS 110 BALBOA BLVD. BALBOA --1;A"~;~;;.;.~~·-.;;ti; __________________ 8£Hii'ir-~~~ IRIDGET o·on y CARTE PERFORMANCE GILlftT • SUUJVA.N ~ ... '!":'° MIKA D 0 ..... ~~~i.:"· ~·-l. c-,••Y u ..... , oi ... ct;.,. •* .............. ,.. J ... ,h M. Mcliiilau a ~~ ONf PllFOaMANCa OML Y .._.. c-. _ _.,,. SATURDAY• s.,t. 7tt. • l :JO '· M. Pla~. llYINI IOWL -:· a..,.. IMdi 11;..::: :e-=.-.. ~ · 1 aumc ... AaOT llNlfTZ f'nmtl llVO!at ICOTT IMAaltSY ~IMllY PAU. M•!Otl .....,.11 • DK. t4 TRIPLED ITS ENgOLLMEHT FlllST YLU Write for Brochure • 630 Broadway • 4f9..1S20 ~·· "~· -~ .. ---~-... --r-~---. r:: "'Y ' ( _. ~-<~ ... --.. / An Added Attraction: SEAFOOD BAR Fr~~h lobster. crab. sh.i mp, oysters on the h:ill shell ~r from 5 P.M. Luncheon • Dinners • Dancing Nightly 'TAltA" -EIC1r....S'-lre Att...cllae -A1"'1ot IC•..,"hC handwr1l1ne -lni. r P ..... to I. e.m. nllllhHir. At the J.,naica Inn • Corona del Mar OPENS 11 AM. • 2 AM. ocean house . . MOTEL _, ..--~ 1 ••••ot1• 4 ' · 1 l { . ) ~ . ~ l '· ~ f ....... ~ r •• ... I . I i t I J ' • A J ... 1 . \ "\ ,, .. . . • . ' I • JI jl I ' ; ,. It •.• -''JI . .... :-~:-.t•or1 .. ~ ..l'&Up~.a~ • t:t I ' I W.-----·------• Newport Harb~r Players Open With 'Angt:l Street'· ( Sharon Butler and Hav.nl Be.ch in a re~nal K•ne el "Angel St,...t." SWA~, POOLS Asks ... I· =-... -.:::---..-£.iiiiiiiiii ./ Buying A Pool? 92 P.nm.e-~ 503 Sq. 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The story deals with the attempts of a man to d r n l l 11!'-\\ 1fc insane by means of manipulating the Ugh ting ~) ~lcm and rnn- tPving to have noises come from empty room~. ~at u rJll~ he is after her money. Mr. Mattingham is played by Havens Beech: his tortured "ile by Julie Haas. Gene Benedict portrays He<'tor Huugh Cate Simpson, Elizabeth and Sharon Butler a maid. A " See Guide to fun, page 2 for details. Sharon Butler --~ -DAILY Pit.OT !"l~•- N IC .. Y. U~T~ll 6. tNI ) ' . . ·- -• t 1.,,.,, .. a• '\•O ' ~~~-'!QI -··'-"'-·~ -•w :U ¥~Jl'!i!:!4'1£::.-. -J -_:._!if~~"" ~ modern -design Abe Ser«• Rocim t:.JocarH With All WuUwr P aMl1 \ ll6 SA ~UIGSI \ Fer die n.1t-YouneU Faas. We Have CompidA! Pade Kita. See Us For l)etalla . Mod.ls on display Phone: 646-5463 LOWEST PRICES -FREE ESTIM.A TES BALBOA MFG. COMPANY IN NURSERLAND GARDEN CENTER 2123 NEWPORT BLVD. -COSTA MESA WHOLESALE NURSERY SELLI BUY YOUR NURSERY PLANTS DIRECT FROM GROWER - WHOLESALE PRICE'S .AND IELOW. 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MORNING lt:3t S PE'TE A:\10 GLADYS 4 (COLOR ) MISSING LJNKS 7 G IRL TALK 13 ASN.-\POLIS ll:M % LOVE OF LIFE 4 (COLOR) VOl.'R FIRST IMl'RESSJO~ 7 PRICE IS RIGHT U BOLO VF.1'\Tl'RE ti :25 ! NF.WS, Reasoner. Jl:30 ! SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQL'E:'\CES 7 SE\'E~ KE\'S t SPECTRUM 11 SHERIFF JOll:'\ 13 T\' Hl:'li\.O 11 :45 ! Gl'IOll\C uc;HT FRI. AFTERNOON lt:M % Bl'RNS ~~O ALLE~ 4 (COLOR) PE 0 PL E WILL TALK S PETER Gl'N~ 7 TENNESSEE ER~IE 9 ST. FRA~CIS HOl'R 13 MIKE WALLAC'F. 1!:!5 Serie:. host Bob Hope, center, Eleonor Porker and Jeffrey Hunter study the set of o suspense-drama to be color broad- cast a s a segment of "Bob Ho pe Pre sents," starting in the foll on Friday evenings on Channel 4 . Hunter and M iss Porker wil l star in the drama 4 NEWS. F loyd Ki.lht>r 1!:~ % AS THF. WORl.rl TL'RNS Winning Twosoruc )tur Bill Cullen and his assistant, June Ferguson, wil l be on h~nd when "The Price Is Right'' bows on Channel 7 fo r the new foll season . Starting today, Monday, the show will be seen Moricioy through Friday at 1 I a m. Beginning Sept. 18 it wilt t'e seen on the new nighttime lineup. FRI. MORNING 5:30 1 l\EWS. FAR'I RE PO HT I ~ ' 11 13 THE DOCfORS MEDIC FATH F.R K l"iO\\ S BEST MR. 0 .\. JEA~ :\1.-\JORS CARTOONS 8 :00 '1 f"\RTOO~~ 6: ·~ ? F \R \I, l\E"°S 6:30 I ! I :00 l'ASSWORO l.OR£TfA \'Ol'"'; 5 FATHER 4 ! l :'\DERblA:-;Ol~G EDlT.\TIO'.\ -; C.F.~F.R.\I. HOSPIT.\L 9 (' \RTOO'S T:OO ? C.\PT.\~ K.\~r. \ROO -I TOO.\\'. Hugh Do" 01 It MOYIE. Ht'n ll1111tt-r 'Stronger Th..n Dl•,1n· V1rg1l'llla Hn1le. \\<titer Pld~oo 7: -1:. I u 5 FOR Ka OS O~L \'" 9 RH. R.\B\'SITIER I • 1:00 -·~ I'\ 'ORA:\J \ P.\CIFIC 4 8: .:; I II l'lllUP:\Ofnl\'\ 1~ 8 .:tll i ZUOR.\:\t \ I I C.\RTOO'.\~ 1:1 FIJ.\1 I< )If FELIX 'I lit-:< \'f I 30 HOl SE l'.\rtTY (('01.0H I YOL' DO'\ 'T S.\ \'. Tom t\ennf'd'. l'.\~t-:1..\ \l \SO\ . 1\10\'IE ":\l unli•r \\1th1t11I C'11nw." l>t'11111,.. 1'111 0 l>l•t (•k 1-'<11 r. I 1;; 13 :\I· \\ " !I \'t·:w'. "i11i, 9 00 2 :00 ? :\EWS. Wc!llat'l' 4 S.\\' WHE~ :? TU T H .I. T ilt·: 'I Ill 111 4 :\l\l'l'H c;\\IE ;; RO:\O'f<:R ROO\I S O\'l·:rt,I·: \S i I ~l.\RRIEO JO.\N 11 J \('K LaL.\:'\!'\F. ' .\10\ II-. l:l \'()(, \ FOR HE.-\LTH !1:30 ? I LO\'E LlTY , 4 (COLOR I PL.-\\' YOl'R % Hl'XCH I 4 7 LOH: THT \T BOB i 11 !\10\"IE, Bea Hunter "They 1-M In Bomba).. ? Clark Gablt>. Rosalind 4 Russell. I ~ 13 FELIX THE C.-\ T 7 9 ::;f ··oov.11 'l'h1 ....... n • .111. S la 1 r "· · H1 utll'lilk Crav.t.1rd Huth Hum<>n :? :!:; :'l.J-:\\S :'1.E\\S, \'11ntoU\t'r l'.EWS :! . :io EL>GI<: 01' :'1. IC;HT ROO.\I FOR D.\DI>\' F.\IRB.\~KS SHOW U.\ Y 11\ ('Ol RT .2:~ 1 ·: SEWS 7 NEWS, Lisa Ho'41trd. 10:00 THE McCOYS % 4 CO~CENTRATION 4 5 L.A. TODAY . 7 News, Stan Chambers. 11 Movie, "Noose For A I 11 Lady." 7 DECEMBER BRIDE I % t MOVIE 4 "Green Glove .. Glean Ford, GeraldlM Broolu LS ROBIN ROOD 3:ot SECRET SfOR'.\I BACHELOR FATHER QUEEN FOR A DA,. HlGHWAY PATROL l''EUX THE C'AT 3:3t MY UTTLE MARGIE 1 MOVIE, Tom Frandsen ~ Hwnan Jungle," I Garr Merrill and Jan 9termg. I f FRI. A"ERHOOM 3:31 S mGH ROAD 7 WHO DO YOU TRUST? OR SUSANNA S:'5 t ~EWS, Willis 4:0I ? LIFE OF RILE\' S BOZO'S CIRCUS 7 TRAJLMASTER 9 UNCLE JOHNNY l t CRUCKO SHOW 4:30 ? MOVIE "The Web," EdmOf•J O'Brien, Ella Raine-;. Vincent Price. 9 ENGINEER BILI. 11 CARTOONS 4:5' i ~EWS S:IO 5 POPEYE 7 LOVE TBA T BOB 11 CARTOONS 13 THAXTON'S SHOW 5:31 5 BEETLE, BUDDIES 7 BAT MASTER~N 9 FtrNNY COMPASY 11 Sl 'PERMAN 5:41 4 BELIEVE IT OR NOT -5:'5 4 (COLOR) NEWS Latham. Weir, Hear11 . 5:5t 13 NEWS. BW Jolua1. From: ~anla Ana 2!G E. Srd Or•ft .. Tow" & CMtfttty f .. PMlte Bulfock1 II••"-• St ) N~rt 8NC·l\-New--.ertl'f' t- Fr .... 1.tnf D•HY StrviC-t Airoort Coach Servic;i KNBB Features Sun. thru Fri. 7-8 p.m. Sunday ... "Essence Mon .... "Shoreline Symphony" Tues ... "So,,gstrHt' Wed .... "Latino" - Thurs .... "Folkus .. Fri. ... "The Laugh'• On Us. s.turday •. 9.10 a.m. "Kid1tuff" 8-10 p.m .. "Let's Hoe A Ball" 10-1 l p.m ..•. "New- port Seen." Wed .... 8:30.9:30 p.m. "Theater In the Round• Daily . .'Did You Know' 12 Noon, 6 p.m.-10 p.m. Monday ·Friday .. I a.l'ft l 130a.m. ,.Goof.()ff.,.. c1v1t· ,2 TV or-c- •11..t(l"O•it -" .. hf--DAILY P'ILOT/NU"5~1t•H l"lllDAY, t•P''T•"'llll L , ... , ~,.. .. r"'-"';~,·~·~w~ ~ . ~}! ;Vf~ ~/t~( ~1 .. ·~ . :li ... . .'l 1~ I' . ., ~ . -•• ~-;; :-~, ·. . . ~. i!' .. -c:;1 , /.l~ ~ ·· •,.i.:!" ·· , .. I ;;~ .~ t • .. • ~ :11~~ ~~""~} \}·~;~ •,y~~-· , .... ..._ •.. • -.,, "I ' -• -' ---· ' , • , • HAPPY TRIO -Host Bud CoJ. Iyer kMp• his fine-rs croaMCI as regular panelists Tom Poston end Kitty Carlisle prepare for • new Nason of "To Tell th. Truth,"' 1tartin9 Monday at 7:30 p.m. ,on Channel 2. .. , • l '4'::r •tr••,, ,.,f .,. ' ,, " .,..__ .. ~ ~ ..> . ,.fi lf ~ '(: .. ~ COAST s.,t .... Mr 6 ttt ..... lt S.,.._bM 131 196S • ;,, "" . t-•--~~:r-"11.,.-..;1 ; ' ·"~· fl:... . -. ·'7;.~ ~;. _I . -~~1;,) J I • .I ' J J I 1 l ·1 • J I • ' 1 . -. •, .. • L I ' ' • • • • ~9f4 -'.'._l_ ----a: ......... ---- Friday Telewision s., ...... r '· 1963 Tells Of Her Love A hopelessly ill Barbara Stanwyck con- fides in her doctor, David Niven, the love she feels fut-him in ''The Other Love" tonight, Channel 5. Friday, at 9 :30 p.m. on KNXT-('Z) KNBC--(4) KTLA-tS) ITl'V-(11) UBC-(7) DJ-(t )1 7 II lJ ltCOP-(lS) ..... _ ..... ____ _ FRI •. EVENING 1':• TOM EWELL SHOW DEPUTY DAWG THE IU!JIEL Stan Nick Ad.ams. 1 :31 FRI . EVENING 1:31 IS DEADU NE 9:00 -·------TM Oo-C-OAl\.Y ""-bf ._ tie .. _ ..... _ ... __ i l'l\f DICKENS .• HE'S F ENSTER, wtt.b. Marty Ingels and John A.It.in. PEOP LE ARE Z RAWHIDE t Clint Eastwood, Erle f1em1n& are \he stars. t3 .... __ _ FRI. EVENING •=• •,UNNY Dis:gnmt.Jed Anny wife t ·JI ~·use• fort io be iD z ALFR ED IDTCllCOClt SURF'SJDE ' 4 =:; SBOWTIME Young wife, w bo s e I NEWS, l>afill.y, Grfta, Dem ,t4.mecbe host carelessness result.I in Str.u.a, &emr Ar-s ADDOGRAMS death of. her tdopt1 taia:r Ned. ' • Jack 8 son, is blackmailed by t 1coi.oa> NEWS 7 ~ the child's real motbtt. Latham, Wetr. Bern. Stars Clint Walker. 4 (COLOR} YRICE IS 5 YOU ASKED FOR IT 11 DODGER DUGOUT RIGIIT, Bill Cu.Jka 7 NEWS 13 THE OUTLAWS S MOVl.E w~. Geotre, MltcbeU I :• "The Other Love, .. Da.. Miller, He.al7. s SPECIAL v~d Ni ven, Barbara I OUR MlSI BBOOIS I F ,,, __ ft....--•-Stanwyck R i c b 1 rd ll MICKEY MOUSE ce o.....,.. ..-11=1Mnf. , U cCoWR) CARTOONS I PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Conte. 1•1$ Art Link.letter. 1 77 SUNSET STRIP -J RI. EVENING 11:• Z ~. Dupey, Hart, Arthar. 4 (COLOR) NEWS, Jack Latham. ' S NF;.WS Arthur, Stout , BenU, Snyder, Lewin. 7 NEWS, Ma.rtla, Ward. MJtcltell . I.I NEl\'S, Geilr&e Pa.taam MOVIE '"Scotland Yard Inves- tigator," with Au~y Smith. ll:U 4 (COLOR) TONIGHT S STEVE ALLEN SHOW ll:JO Z MOVIE "Kitty:• with P aule-tte Goddard, Ray Milland. '1 l!IANRUNT 11 PAUL L'OATES · I 8:11 t:lrem Zimbalist Jr. 4 (COLOR) NEWS 11 BASEBALL Roger Smith, Edd i 7 Brown, ~etersOL1. Dod.aers n . San. Fran· liyrnes, Richard Lc.ng. ll:ll MOVIE 4 NEWS I .• cisco Giants, Uve from Brilliant crimlnok>gy t lunUey-Bi:tntley. Candlestick Park. student chlef suspect i.n S NEWS 1:• murder. '"Secret ol the Loch," Seymour Hicks. Sci- ence-fictioo. Arthur, Stout. Harmon, ! ROUTE • 11:11 Senti, ~er. Lewin. I St.an Martin Milner. 4 (COWR) JACK PAAR t t SPECIAL Tod and lJDc take dif. 13 NEWS-WEATHER . IZ : IS I NEl\'S, wwi. lZ :lt MOVI E Little League Playoffs ferent skies 1n hydro. Johns, Fishnuu1, Sloane "~angeTOOs Mlsslon.," ll (COLOR) CARTOONS plane duel between two lt:!t V~lor M a t u r e and l :U beautiful women. 9 N~·s l\"lllls Piper Laurie. 4 (COLOR) NEWS 4 tCOLOR) MITCH 'Jt·Jt 11 BROKEN ARROW Jack Latbam. &ULLER · IS MOVI E 7 NEWS, Olrllru $ ROARING '2ts ! PORTRAIT "I Cover the Under· 11 NEWS Geerce Pataam i (COLOR) 7 THE TU.IRD MAN world " Ray MlddJeton '7:• FLUl.'TSTONF.S t MO\'IE , ' l!;U . z. NEWS, er..tite I MOVIE "The E a g I e and the S MOVIE 1 4 RENNESEY I "I'll See You ln My 1-lay,·k," Johlf Payne, '"Home Sweet llomi- Jackle Cooper. Dreams," Doris Day, Rhonda Fleming. c~" Randolph Scott S WHIBLYBlRDS Danby 'rbomas. 13 COL?<.IRY MUSIC PeU:r Ann Ca~r. ' ------ Fr iday Highlights 6:30 p.m.-5PECIAL, Channel 9 -Little League P'tayoUs. 7:.30 p.m.-RAWHIDE, Ch.nnel 2 -Dis- gruntled Army wife causes fort to be lo jeopardy. 1:00 p.m.-SPECIAL, Ch.nnel S -Jee Follies Premiere. a:tO p.m.-BASEBALL, Ch.nnel 11-Dodg· ers vs. San Francisco Giants, Live lrom Cand.lestict Park. f-.30 p.m.-MOVIE, Channel 5 -"The Other Love," David Niven, Barbara Stanwyct. · Richard Conte. FRI . EVENING FRI . EVENING I :• 1:30 f NEWS U ALL NJGH1' ~fOVIES '"'Ibe Postman Alw1.11 Rings ,.._>ice," Lana 1\uner, John Garfield. U TOPPER 1 :15 I MOVIE "Sin Town," Coc5t.ance Bennett and Broderick Cr-aw!ord. Z:OO I NEWS, Willis •-'W~Tce· _,ifim.ktD¥ ~: .. JW~"' . ·_,, ·, 'WiAir,w.n,~ '''IEP· ·, ~-~ 1·51· .. ;1 ·• . . ..... , a.. ' . . -·~ ·1~~·i • ~ • ,,..:, •• c : ALL w0it1(~~'!/ , ··---I 'f ~· / .;A( ·' " ....... .. I _..,. ~- YOUR,\.~ _ WATCH I ~w."5~: f~~ .. -~~~~;,~FR=EE PEARLS--$1 .f9 • CLEANED • OJLE RE-STRUNG • o ADJUSTED RINGS $1 79 Sl SIZED, from • 99 Mb1tn1 Oiamoad1 $3 99 Replaced. from • COMP J.,..lry Designing • C• ea __ ,.. __ ,.._., -· A Specialty! ' o)~~ 11 .,,,. U -}ll'J 1'.W 81-T1'11 I C0tt/id-.ce Bll'2f Open Mor1day and F riday Nights 'TU 9 pm. 2300 Hilrbor Blvd. Harbcw Shaping Center Costa MH.a, C11lif. PHOllE Kl S-9485 r OU Hear it Better on Stereophonic KGG I(, BRING 15 YEARS UNDER SAM E OWNERSHIP IN YOUR PORTABLE ALL DAY, EVER Y DAY. Orange County"s Lead;ng f M Stotio11 f;lls tlte a ir with ... utihll SteNOphonK Music. "'DiaJ 94.3 me an4 hear the difference" TV & RADIO FOR SERVICE & SAVE p~nw ' ~DAN'S TV FACTORY A UTHORIZED COLOR SPECIA LISTS 1566 Newf>Ol"t Boul•v.trd LI 8-2228 Co10 t• Meu Stuc&.I and Offi~ .t '929 Chapman A..._, ~ G"'--LE'hi f.952' SALES & SERVIC E WI Ci•VI ~·" GRJ.I .. 1T•MP1 ' 2 TY :=.::. .......... 1..--Dl'ILV r 1lOT f"l .. l-.. Rli l ....... ~ ~ .... , .......... ,...,, f • • -~ r ' Ttiurstlay Telewision ~1 2.1963 THURS. MOR lifi NG .... 7 NE\\'S, FARM REl~ORT f :M 7 CARTOONS 1:15 Z F A.nl\I, NEWS I : :II Z UNDE RSTADING 4 EDUCATION '7 :• Z CAPTAIN UNGAROO 4 TODAY Hugh Downs '7 :41 5 FOR KIDS ONLY 9 BIG BABYSlI'TEB l :M Z PA~ORAMA PAaFIC 1:15 l l PHTLIP NORMAN &:• 7 ZOO RAJ\tA ll CARTOONS 13 FILl\I \\ •:• ! NE WS, WaD.ce 4 3AY WHEN 5 ROl\1PER ROOM '1 l lflARRlED JOAN 11 JACK LaLANNE 13 YOGA FOR BEALm t :• 2 1 LOVE LUCY Thursday Highlights 7;30 p.m. -TRUE ADVENTURE (Co&orJ1 CMnn•I 13-'Tamlng Creatures ol. the Reel." 8;00 p.m.--PEiRRY MASON, Chennel 2 - Perry hired by woman being blacbmiled by missing witness in murder ot her bn&- band. ' 8:30 p.m.-OR. KILDARE, ChanMI 4--Patient believes big DOSe is hindrance to ro- mance. 9:00 p.m.-SPECIAL, Channel 13--"Festlval of Performing Arts,'" featuring viollnilllt l.9aac Stem. 10:00 p.m.-TRE NURSES, CMnnel 2-Nune arrested on charge of homicide.. THUR. AFTERNOON I THUR. AFTERNOON 1%:00 Z BUR1'"S AND ALLEN 4 (COLOR) PEOPLE Wlt.L TALK S YANCY DERRINGER 7 TENNESSEE ERNIE I BOOKS, IDEAS ll MIKE WALLA.CE Z:Si '7 NEWS, Llaa Reward 's:• I SECREI' STqRM 4 BACHELOR F A'nlER '7 .QtJEfil\ FOR·A DAY 11 mGBWA Y PATROL U FELIX mE €AT 3:30 lZ:!I 11 l\1I LESTONES ll:Z.S 4 (COLOR) PLAY \'OUR I 4 HUNOI, Art Jam~. NE"'S, F1oyd Ialbtt IZ:SO Z MY urn..E MARGIE • MOVIE , Tom J.,rand1en .. Captain from Koepe-7 LO\'E TBA T BOB 11 J\IOVIE , Bea Buater Z AS THE l\'ORLD TU'RNS .. 1 Take Tb.is Woman." I Spencer -Tracy, 1-lcdy I ' L;imarr. ~ lJ FELIX THE CAT 7 TllE OOCTORS l\I EDIC •"ATllER KNOWS BEST 1:51 U NE\VS 11:• Z THE McCOYS 4 CONCENTRATION 9 l\lR. D A 11 J E AN lftAJORS ll CARTOO~S J :00 l-lugb Downs, host. ? S L.A. TODAY 4 nick." l leinz Ruhman. S HIGl.I ROAD 7 WHO DO YOU TRUST U OH SUSANNA 3:45 I HERCULES 4:00 Z U FE OF Rn.EV S BOZO'S CI RCUS '1 TJlAJLMASTER U CllL'CKO Sll"OW Nc'ft·s, Stan Chambers. 5 ~1ovie, "P ha n t om 7 Thief," Chester Morris. 9 r ASSU'ORD l.OHl-:TTA YOUNG FATllE R GF.~f:rtAL HOSPJTAL I ! CARTOONS 4:30 1\10 \'IE: MNe>A' York Town," ~10\·11-: 7 DECEMBER BRIDE . 11 I J\fOVl E ··u ·s A Wonderful ··oiamond Wizard·'' Dennis O'K ee!e and Margaret Sheridan. \\"o rld ," with Claudette ] 1! Colbert , J ames Stewart 13 FE LIX THE CAT Fred Mac l\1urray and Mary Martin. ENGJNE•":H. BlLL CARTOONS tl JlOBl="' 11000 11:31 2 Pf.7l'E Ai.''D GLADYS 4 ICOLOR) MISSING LINKS 7 C.IBL TALK 13 Al\'N:\POLIS 11:00 ! LOVE OF LIFE 4 (COLOR) FIRST I ~IPRESSION Bill LeyJen, host. 7 PRICE IS RIGHT 13 BOLO VENTURE U :ZS I I :30 Z llOL"SE P ARTY 4 (CO LOR) YOU DON'T SA Y, Tom Keaoed1. 7 PAl\IE l.A M.1\SON 13 1\10 \"IE '·Da iry of a Ch.amber· n1aid." with.. Paulette Goddard and" Buries.! Meredith. l :CS 9 NE \\"S, Joe Dolan.. Z:• Z TELL THE TRUl'B 4:45 4 WOOD\\"ORKING TIPS 4;59 1 NE\\'S 5:00 S POP EYE 1 LO\'t; TllAT BOB 11 CARTOONS Q 11JAXTON'S SJIOW 5:SG S BEETLE. BUDDl.ES 7 BAT lttASTERSON I FUNNY COMPANY U SUPERl\fAN 5:41 4 BELIEVE IT OR NOT ! NE\\'S, IU&1GMr. 11 :30 f SEARCH FOR , TOMORROW 4 ~1ATCH GAME 5 DATELINE ~I 5:45 4 I COLOR I NEWS Latham, Weir, Hearn $:SCI 4 TRUTH OR · I CONSEQUENCES 7 SEVEN KEYS 9 Sl'ECTRlJ?tl ll SllF:Rlt'F JORN JJ TV BINGO Johnny J;icobs, host. 11:45 2 GUIDING LIGITT lt ·.55 ~ -4 !'OE\\"S . ~==- 9 l\I0 \.1E "Confrssk>nl of a Nazi Spy," ''"ith FA ward G. Robinson. P aul Lukas. t NE\\'S 4 ,..;F.\\'S 1 Nf~"'S %:%5 WE and SPECIALIZE IN TRANSISTOR ll NEWS, JohD.1 'q°HURS . EVENING f :OO l NEWS. Dunphy, Grttn. Stratton. Keene, Neal, ArtJnir. 4 (COLOR ) NEWS Jack Latham . YOU ASKED FOR TT "-'!: PAflTH FACTORY AUTHORI Z ED COLOR SPECIALI STS ~ DAN'S y.y 156' NEWPORT BOULEVARD COSTA MESA SALE S A SERVICE LI 1-222* """ Glvo U K -"-' ...... ,_SK"--OAILY P ILOl J "\•1 PM.-•~ ••IOAY, ,, .. ,._,,_.,. " ~ I THURS. EVENING l :M 7 NEWS BOUR, Ward, Georp, MhdteII, Beal1 ... Miiier- • LONE RANGER 11 MICKEY MOUSE L1 (COLOR) CARTOONS 1:15 4 (COLOR) NEWS Brown, Peterson.. 1:31 4 NEWS, Huntley -Brinkley •I NEWS Arthur, Stout, Harmon, Benti, Snyder. Lewitt. t OUR MISS BROOKS U (COLOR} CARTOONS 1:45 7 NEWS, C«Jtt-aa. 11 NEWS, P1JtDam.. 1:IO I NEWS, Cl1Mlkite 4 BIOGRAPHY Babe Ruth. S WHIRLYBIRDS 7 MANHUNT I PEOPLE ARE FUNNY U YOGI BEAR U TOMORROW Dr. Martin Klein. 7:31 Z FAIR EXCHANGE Eddie Foy, Jr. stars. Work plans for bo)'S m eet resistance . 4 WIDE COUNTH.Y Stars Earl Holliman. 5 ADOOGRAMS J ack Barry, bolSlt. '1 OZl.IE AND BARRJE"J' June entertains an old boy friend. t SPECIAL Back to School Ban. 11 ONE STEP BF.YONO 13 !COLOR ) T RUE A.OVENTllRE Bill Burrud is host. "Tan1ing Creatures o! the Reef." 8:00 Z P E RRY &tASON Raymond Burr, Bar- bara Hale, "''illiam !lopper are the stars. Perry hlred by woman being blackmailed by missing witness In the murder of her husband. 5 LAWMAN Stars J o·h n Russell, Peter Brown. 7 DONNA REED SHOW Carl Betz, SheTJey Fab- res. Paul Petersen. I (COLOR) MOVIE "Legend of the Lost," John Wayne, Sophia Loren. 11 BROKEN ARROW l3 LATIN MUSIC 1:30 4 DR. JOLl>ARE Dick Cham berlain and Raymond Massey stars. Patient believes a big nose is hindrance to romance. . S MOVIE "Notorious, .. with Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman 7 LEAVE ITTO BEAVER Jerry Matheri; a n d Tony Dow are the stars. Wally and Eddie ~ge impractical joke. U SUSPICION '"Eye of Truth ... ll SILE!lli'TS PLEASE I :• % 11\.ILIGllT ZOSE '"Prinh•r"s Dt.-vil," ,,.,.ith Burgess to.f e r edi t h . Robert Sterling. and P;ilricia Crow ieo,y. 1 MY TllRF:E SONS ~ MacMurray. Jaml's Stewart guests. 11 lllGH\\"AY PATROL THURS. EVENING •:• IJ IPECUL "Festival of Perform- ing Arts, .. f.eatwi.ng the viollniat. Isaac Stern. t :JI 4 (COLOR) UVELY ONES. 1 MeBALE"S NA VY Sbrn Enlest Borgnioe. Mcllale Us threatened with tra.nafu . lS BARRIGAN .Ml.1> SON 11:• I · THE NURSES Shirl Conway, Zina Bethune are stars. Nune arrested on a char&e of homicide. 4 PBOIECTte 7 PREMIERE Fred Aataire Us host. WSlow l:figh, Blow Clear," Tommy Sands, Dan I>uryu, and Jani!' Wyatt. t NEWS, aete Roberti 11 NEWS, Georie Putnam IJ NEWS, WEATHER John&, Fi&hman, and Sloane. 10:30 S ONE FAI:.SE STEP Warren Hull, host. t MOVIE "'The Ghost and Mrs. Muir," Rex llarrison, Gene Til'mey. II PAUL COATES 13 COUNTRY MUSIC ll:ot ! NEWS, Du.pb3·, Hart and Arthur. 4 (COLOR) NEWS Jack Latham THURS. EVEN ING II:• LS NEWS, Arthar , Stoul, Benli, Snyder, Le,,.,·in. '7 NEl\'S, Martla II BEST OF GROL'CllO l3 MOVIE ··corngidor,.. 0 t t u Kruger. Ehsa Landi, DonaJd Woods. 11: lf 7 NEWS, Baxter Ward II: 15 4 (COLOR ) TONlGIIT Johnny Carsoo hosf. S STEVE ALLEN Sl:IO\\' JJ:)G Z MOVIE .. Santa Fe:' R;indolph Scott. J a nis Carter: 7 MANlflTNT 11 MO\rlt.: ··Love,Crazy.·· \\'l l!iarn Powell. ,_fyrna Lo~. Gail Patrick. 1!:00 1 a1ov11-; •·llea dhne. ·• v. 1th Or;, ul Farrar. 1%: 15 t 11.'E\\"S, John \\"il lis. 1%'.JO t MO\"IE 1 .. Diam ond \\"iza1d"' Denn.is o ·Keefe an.I Margaret Sh('r1dan. I :IO 4 1'i"E\\'S 1:15 Z MO\'l E "Men Y.'ilhoul :>:;imcs ·• F red Macr.1un·a) at1<l Madge Evans. 1:30 II ALL ~,<:tlT ~10\"ll "S ?:90 ! NEYl"S, John \\'illis. Sposa lizio V ic Damone dances up an l1allon Slorm a t a "sposol izio" or l tpl ion wedding fes.- t i\l'O I during the f inal color broodcos.t of the su mmer madcap frol ic "T he Lively Ones"' tonight . Thu rsday, a t 9 :30 pm ' .:::.:=.TV 11 ~ - • / • -------.,i._ .• a.:,..-·I• -. -. ---~· · "'"-'4!¥PSfiij:r'1f@t . ' - -. Wednesday Television ..,,......_ll,1963 WED. MORNING .'l ;;o i ,,.;,,.., I \lt.\I ltt-J·11HT ... ; ( \J:J1111'S Ii l.i ! 1 \l'\I, \J-.\\'S Ii ~() :!. I \t11 1:•.;1 \'\"OL~G I Ill ' \1'P J:-.1 7 .!W> '.: f \l'T \l' K \,l,\\{I){) ~ 11111 \\" j .::.0 ;; S\ l'i·.i!\I \RKET ';. 15 5 1-fl l; KII>S Ol\1:,V 9 Hit , IS \H\"Sl'rTER l'l :OO ! I'\ \I 1rt \ \11\ I' \(!Fil' S:IS II 1'1111 .11' .\'OR:'IL\..'il l ""' ll::W 7 ZfK)R.\.'\I \ 11 t' \llTtH"):--S ll Jl'l)_\IS.'\I 9:00 ? ~1-:\\-S, \\'allace 4 S \\" \\llE:-\ 5 f{O\fl'ER ROOl't1 7 I .\l.\KRlt:D JOAN 11 J \CK La l~\.'INE • 13 \ f~ \ FOR H.EALm !t: 10 ! 1 tor1-: Lt'C'V 4 if'fll.Olll PLA\' \'Ill H 111 '\'n-t i Lll\ E Tll \T HOR ·:\lost Distinguished" A lfred Lunt and Lynn Fontonne sta r in and narrate "Athe ns, Where the Theater Be gan," prem ie re broadcast o f, "T he Roo ts o f Freedom" series ton ight, Wednesday, at 10 p .m. on Cha nnel 2. The star;, a re shown a mong the ruins of the a n ci ent Greek T heater o f D1ony· sus 1n Athens. 11 \10\'l l".. lt•·n fluRter !f \\111l<•r (.°•11IH'~,·· WED. AFTERNOON WED. AFTERNOON \\:ll'·'r l'1'1!!('<)n, ~- 1~,, .•h l\•·1 r 13 t•ELIX Tiii•: ('AT 9:31 IJ \'E\\'S IO:llft ~ Tiff: :'tlc{.'0\'S 4 C'OS('t;\"TRAnos 1'::00 ? Hl R!'i'S .\:-.'O Al . .LF-'i .& f('(JL0f{) PF.OPLE \\'ILL TAl..K S Pr.rf;R GUNN 7 TE'.\'/\'t:SSF.F. ERSIE t DR. SPOCK 11 MIKf: W1\LLAC."E :i I ... \. TOl)A\' l"·?t ="e"" °'· Stan Chambers. 13 •aL~sT·O·NES ~(O\'.ll' • l·I EC't-:)1Rl--:R BRIDE 1?:31 9 )ffl\.'lt: ! A.S WORLD TURNS 'The Fake... Deruds 4 llffi DOCTORS O'Kce-fr, Coleen Gcay. S l\fEDIC ll RODI'.\ HOOD 7 FATflER KNOWS 1e:lt BEST ? r t::TE ASD GLWYS 9 MR. 0 . A. 4 ICOUlR J MISSING ti JEAS MAJORS LISKS 13 CARTOONS 1 C~IRI~ T . .\LK 11 .\~~.\PO LIS 11 :00 2 LO\'E t)t· UFE t tCOLOR I tlRST l)IPRt.:SSION 1 l'RICt-: IS R.IGHT 11 HC)Lll \'E NTURE 11 :!5 : 'f-;\\'S, lt~asOMr. 11 :341 ! l\J-:.\Hl'J-1 t'OR TO.\lll RROW 4 TRl'TII OR ('0:-.:SJo:Qt't~NCF.S 7 Sl-:\·t :.\' Kl-:YS 9 ~l'F:l"l'Rl'-" l ;to ! PASSWORD 4 WRETTA YOUNG 5 FATIIF.:R 7 GENERAL llOSPIT:\L I CARTOONS 11 l\tOVIE. ~. B•ter "Dancing Co-ed," Lana Turner and Richard Carlson lJ FELIX THE C . .\T 1:31 Z HOUSE PARTY 4 (COLOR) YOU DOSI S,\V, Tom Keanedy. 5 OVER.tiiF.A.i; 7 PA.\1t:L..\ l\fASON I ; 1~ 11 !lilE "·s . Jltt' llolan ?:00 ! TO TEI.I. Tito;; TRL'TB 4 l\JATCH f;.\;\ff. 7 DAY 11" COURT I MO\'lf-: •·n eaC"hhe-ad ." Tony Cul'"tls. F ran~ Lovejoy. ': :'!3 ! Jl,;F.\\'S • l\'F.\\'S. \"anM"ur !'li'E\\'S 7 ?:lfl ? EOGF. Of' NIClrr 4 ROOi\I FOR DAOOY 5 FAIRU:\:'\KS SllOW 7 D.\ Y l:'IO COURT ?: SS 7 ;"o;E\fS, 1.Jsa llo'A·ar4 3:00 Z SECRET STOR!'lol 4 BACllE:UJR FATlrER 7 QUEEN FOR A DAY 11 lUGllWA\' PATROL U FELIX TllE CAT 3:30 ? l\1Y LITTLE MARGIE .f l\IOYll-;. Tom Frandsen "Sing "''hile-You Dance... EUen-Drew, Robert Stanlon. 5 HIGH KO.\D 7 wno [)()\'OU TRl'ST~ 11 OIJ Sl -S.\:'\'.\'A 3:.J.> 9 lofl GllTY ll ERC'l !tt::S ":99 11 :o'llf':Hlt'F JOlrN U MOnE ! 1-IFF. Of'-RILEY nozo ·s c:1 Rct:s THAIL:\IASTJo:R C"Hl 'C'KO SHOW 11 ;j.S ,, ,-.;f'-:\\.~ 13 T\' Hl\l;O "Adventures of Rugby' S Cedric II a rd w k k e. 1 Jimmy London. 11 ---- NEW LOCATION MARTIN'S AUTO SERVICE Jl>t ••9'TOL. COSTA "'tSA l'MON• -UOI ,.,..,. co•••• DI' •• ",.OL & ••It.I!• I tlll \ff':Kl.Y .\T %l'7% !\'£\\'PORT RL\'IJ. \\ll Et-:1. Ri\.L.\.NctNG FR:J\'f t":.r-ilJ ALIG....._ME.\'T FREE t:STl':\IATBS ~,. £"0)1Pl.t:TF. Atn'O SER\'. . - ,\II \\"itrt G•aranleeif -• 10 TY ~-~· •111-..••0I.• ' -4 : l~I ? \10\'IE "C:Wfom1a Conque!it," Cornet \\'i.ldl:-. Teresa Wright. 7 TRAll.~.\STF.R 9 t:/\"(:J~t:t-:R BTU. ll C.\RTOOSS ": :iO 7 ~F.WS 5:00 5 POrE\'E 1 LOVt.: TltAT BOB 11 CARTOONS lJ nt...\XTO:'l-"S SHOW WED. AFTERNOON S:JO 5 BEETl.F., Bt:DOJES '7 BAT l\1.-\STt:RSON 9 t'USi\l' C0~1 PA.'JV 11 SL'Pt:H:'tt\:'li 5:.W 4 llELll·:\'f': IT OR :\<Yr 5 :.J5 13 l't-ilLOH) :'\E\\'S L.'.l.harn. \\.elr, 11cif1 ) 5:50 ... 13 XF.\\'S . Bill Johns. WED. EVENING 6 :llO Wednesday Highlights 7:30 p.m .-SPECIAL, Channel 2 -F.duc~ tional problcrns in L::wlin America, \\·here about 45 n1iUion pco:>plc can't r('ad o r wriile. ' 7:30 p .m .-SPECIAL, Chann~I 9-Back to School Ral l. Rob f)cn\'c r, host. 8:30 p.m.-SPECIAL, Ch.Jnnel 11-"Second C'ily_" Six characte rs poke satiriC':iol fun at v:iric-ly of su hjC'C'ts. 9:00 p.m.-MYSTERY THEATRE, Channel 4 -"Go Look a t Roses," J ohn Jo'or s' the, J,o\a ,\lbr ight - 10:00 p.m .-ROOTS OF FREEDOM, Ch<lnne l 2 -·· . .\thC'n.". \\"here the 1'hco.;rtrc Began'', Alfred I.li nt, Lynn Fo ntannc. :! SI~\\'~. ll1u1phy, l~rren, Strattvr1, K<'<'ll<'. \rthur /\' e:1l I .J fl '(J'Lf>H l '.\'l".\\'S, J ack l.<1 !h:tn1 , 5 \"Ot: .\SKt:n FOJt IT1 J ack (i.;milh. ho:.t '7 S l:'.\\'S 11ot·n. \fard, Geor.c:e. l\litchell , l\t ill- er. •iealy. 9 l.ONt-: R.-\:\'Gf':lt ll l\11CKF:Y ~IUl 'SJ.: 13 tCOLOll'I l '.\RTOOSS 6: 15 of (COi.OR ) i'\F:\VS Bro\\·n , Peterson. 6:30 .a SF.\\'S I luntlcy-Brink\cy, l Nl~\\'S Arthur, Stout, llarn1on, Berti!. Snvdcr. l.<>\\·in. 9 Ot:lt ~11SS UHOOKS 13 (COLOl't) ('\t\TO()NS 6:45 7 l\l•:\\'S. C'orhran 11 l\t-:\,.S, ril'orgc> l'•lma • 7 :00 ! l\E\\'S, l 'ronklll' 4 8 1,CllF.l..OR t'ATIIER S \\'HIRL'i'BIRllS 7 D.'\!'li'GER ~fAN 9 PEOPLE ARt: FUNN\' 11 Jrt:CKLE, J F,~KLE l:S BRONCO, Ty Hanlhl. 7 :38 WED. EVENING 8: :Ml WED. EVENING 11 ;00 5 DETF.C'Tl\'t :S ? !\'E\\'S Stars fl<>IX"rt Tayloe. Dunphy, Jlart. Arthur. 1 C'.OING J\1 \' Yi' A\' Ge!M' Kelly is star. 4 (CO l.01\) NE\,'S Pril'sts try to savr mar-S riage of former deaf couple, wlll'n one of 1 thc1n ts cured . 11 11 srECIAL / 13 "SC'C'ond C i y _" Six characte rs poke s~liri c al fun al variety of subjects. 13 STl)ll.\' or ,\ Sl;\GERI 7 9:00 Jack Latham. l'll'E\VS, Arthur, Stout. It""'' Snvdt'r. Lrwin. Nt::\\'S, l'lotartln Ul'.:. I' 01: <_;HOl 'CllO ~10\'I E "Cily of Shadows, .. Viet.or l\1el...:iglen and Kathleen Cro...,•ley. . ll : 10 NElVS, Baxter Ward 11:15 ! nt:\'F:RLY IDLl.lllLLI 1'-:S .a (COLOit) TO~IGllT Johnny Carson, host. lludcly t:bst'n, Max llacr. Irene Ryan. Don- na Douslas are stars. Jim Backus. fun·loving international playboy, S STE\'E Al,l,l<:r\ SllOW 11 :30 ! 1\10\,E U entertained by the Clam pets. 7 ' P.IYSTERY TIIEATRE u "Marry P-Ie Agatn,"' Robert Cummings and Marie Wilson. -1\1..\NllUNT MOVl.E "Go Look al Roses." "Abov e Suspicion ... J ohn Forsythe-, Lola J oan Crawford, Fred Z SPECIA L Albright. MacMurray. WRF_.STLING l?:ll (COLOR) TR1\ VEL 1 MOVIE "Ports of Paradise." "Jungle Patrol," wltll 9 :30 Arthur Frant. "Education in l.6lin I 5 .>\meri.ca, ·· problems ol l:S country 'A'bere an ert.i- maled 45 million people ca,n't read or write. ! DICS VAN DYKI~ 1%:15 4 (COWR) VlllCINL\N Lee J. Cobb, J ames Drury, Doug McClure. Cowboy's ha1.rrd of fertC"es launches range ~·ar. I 7 S ADl>OGRA~S Jack Barry, host 7 W.l\GO N TRAIN Mary Tyle-r Moo~. I NE\\'S, John \\1Uia. Rose li.t a r i e, !\1orey 1%:• Am• te rd am star. t J\10Vl.E Ritchie gives his father ''The Fake," Dennla idea for TV sketch. O'Keere, Coleen Gray. OllR l\1AN llJGGl~S I :00 Slanley Holloway. 4 NEWS Football star Frank I: 15 Gilford la guest. ! MO\'TE HIGHWAY J>,\TROL "llolly<A·ood Boulevard' TIARBOR COMi\ol ;\ND Masha ttunt and Robert Stara Wendell Corey. Cwnmings. lft:ill l :JO John !\lclntire-stars. 111 Michael Burns, 15, re-g· ll utar in nl"W se.'.t!Kln series, will he intro- duced. ? ROOTS 01: F'RF:ED01\1 11 ALL MGIIT ~10\'IF.S 9 SPECIAL "Athrns, Where the - Bock to Sc-hoot Bal.. Bob Denver. host. 11 PlllL SILVERS 8:00 5 LAWMAN Stars John RusscD, Pe-ter Brov.'Tl 9 (COLOI\) :\10 \'IE Theater Began," Alfred Lunt, Lynn fo~ontanne. 4 ELEVEN"nt: HOUR Stars Wendell Corey. 1 NAKED CITY Paul Burke is star. Landlord ¥.·on 't collect rent because be hates ''Legl'nd of the Los1 ... J ohn \Vayne, Sophia I t Lorl'n. 11 II \\'ANTf:D ll the house. NE\\'S, Clete Roberta. NEWS, George Putnam NE\'iS, Johns, Fishman, Sloane-Stt>ve McQul•en. ll t"L \'l~G l>On'OR 8:10 ? OOBIF: (ill.I.IS D\\·3yne Jlick1n an, Bob Ol>nve r, !<'rank 1''ayle-n. Maynard discovers lal- ~nted singer and sets out to make her a star. 10:?0 t NEWS, John Wiiiis. JO:lt 9 l\fO\"l E ''Drango," Jeff Chand· ler, Joanne Dru, Julie London. J:S COUl'l.'TRV l\fUSI C PIC-A-PET Pets & Supplies 11' WI! DOH1' ..... YI! IT you,a l'llT 00.SN.,. Nl'l!D ITI -, 1'0. .... ., ,. .. CD .. OITIDN I Call I.I S.-nt! °" 'IDU• DOG 011 CAT, l'lllEO _ LtOUID IULPMU•. •OOlll f, al!Tl'I SAMDll: ... ~ SS9 W. 19th (Cost• Mes• Plaza) RED GOOSE SHOES • ---..._ -DAIL'I' PILOT/N•WS-P••ll PltlOlll'I', t•l'l•.,.••11: '-,_ Satartia,; Tele~ision Saturday Highlights 1:00 p.m.-BASEBALL. CNnnel 11 -Dodg- ers vs. San Francisco Giants., live from CandlestiC'k. Park. 1 :JO p.m.---GOLF (Colorl, Chan.nel 4--F'ina:I six ho!es in today's competition ia \Vorld Se r ies of Golf. 7:00 p.m.--SPECIAL, CMnnel 2 -"~fiss An1l!riC'a'' finals at Atlantic City, N. J. 7:00 p .m.-SPECIAL (Color), Channe"9 - "Aru1nal Farm." animated flirn version ol. George Orn·eU"s bitter satire o n modern political structures. 8:30 p.m.--MOVIE, Channel 9-"0tal ~I For ~lurder." Ray Milland, Grace Kelly . SAT. MORNING 7:0I 4 FEATURE FlLM "North to Klondike-, .. Andy Devine and lAO Chane-y. J r. 7:30 S LEARNING 7 CARTOONS 7:45 11 1llE CHRISTOPHERS 8:80 4 HOl\fE NURSL~G Red Cross lleries. I llOPALONG CASSIDY 7 PINKY LEE SHOW SAT. MORNING 11 : .. 4 MOVlE "Younger Brothe"' .. Wayne Morris. 5 CALIFORJANS 7 CARTOONS U MOVIE "The P enalty, -with Edward Arnold, Lionel Barrymore, M a rs b a llunt. lJ V ARIED . .\DES ll :Je ! ROY ROGERS 5 MO\'IE 5-ptember 7, 1963 SAT. AFTERNOON 1 SAT. AFTERNOON 1:30 5:00 4 (CX>WR) GOLF ll RA.'1AR OF J UNGLE 5:30 Final. sis. holes in to- day's competition in l % World Seties ol Golf. MOVIE "Tarzan and the Green 7 BANDSTA."D 13 MO\'lE with Bruce .. Come Next Spring," 1 Ll Ann Sht'ridan, S ~ e v e Coclu'an. Goddess,'' BennetL RCMT' SAT. EVENING I :45 9 NEWS, Carroll. Z:ot 2 l\10VIE 6 :00 4 (C'OLOR) NF:WS Wright, !learn and '"The C a s e Against 1 11 1'.Lrs. Ameli," .!\1adeleine ll Carroll, George Brent. Frandsen. COClllSt: AX.'\' SOTllF:RS 6: 15 t MOVIE ''I'll See You in My Dreams,'' Doris Day, Danny Thoma s. %:3& S WRESTLING 7 l\fOVIE "M urde-r in lleverse-," William l{artneU. 3:00 4 (COWR) AGRICUL- TURE, U.S.A. 1J MOVl.E ''Boss o( Big Town ," John Lit.el and Florence ruce. 3:30 Z ~IOVIE "The O Id-F ashioned Way,'' W. C f'"ields , Baby LeRoy. f. PROFILE of (COLOR) NE\\'S Bob \Vrighl. 6:30 of fCOLOR I 1''E\\"S COSFERt::NCE S WlllRLYBlllO.S 7 TALK BACK 9 THE DEPUTY 11 DA1"CE Tll\oft:: 13 FRO!\llER CIRCUS 6:45 ? NEl\'S, Jerry Duphy 7:00 ! SP ECIAL "~1iss America" finals at Atlantic City, N. J . Bert J)arks is emcee. 4 W\'1\TI EARP 5 J,\CK B,\RRV SHOW 7 J'IGHT Ot~ \li'EEX I FROJ\1 GROUND UP 11 l\fOVIE "Texas Ranger ... 8:3' 3:45 NEWS, Carroll. 4:10 ''F.B.I. Girl," ALJ<lrey Totter , George Brent. I I 7 BE ANY, CECIL 4 (COLOR) J UST FOR Jose Menno vs. Wayne Thornton, light-heavy. "eights. I (COLOR ) SPECIAL ''Animal Farm," ani- "1ated film version al 'eorge Orv.rell's bitter iatire on modem politi- t.al structures. ! SKY KING Kirby Grant . 4 ICOLORJCARTOONS I SPASISll F'IL\I A:'.ao U S.\C'RF:Tl llF:.\RT 9:90 I I CA RTOOJ'lo'S SAT. AFTERNOON 1.?: 00 ! SKY Kll'l.'G 7 BUGS BUl'il'l.-Y I 1't10VJE FUN, Lee Glnlu:s., S BOWLING 7 OUTDOORS I TRAILS WEST of: 15 11 SCOREBOARr f ::SO 4 l\fO\'lE II MOVIE "Between Two Women"' Van Johnson, Lioniel Barrymore. 7:• "Frontier Gamble-r,"I 4 SAM BENEDICT Emcee And Beauty The 4lrd annuol "Miss America Pog· eont" will be broadcast liYe from At- lantic City tonight, Saturday, at 7 p.rn. on Channel 2 . Bert Parks, who wilr ern· cee the ceremonies for the ninth year, is shown with Jacquelyn Moyer, c urrent M iss Amercio . SAT. EVENING SAT. EVENING 1:11 Jl :Jt ! CAPTAIN KA:'\!'GA.ROO ' (COLORI SH • .\Rl LEWIS S MO\'lE ''I'll Sc-e \'ou in My Drean1s." Doris Day, Danny Thon1as. II SPIN TOP SCHOOL 1%: '' Jim Davis. S BOWLING 7 PRO }'O<Yl'BAU. Benedict and aide handle easel! involving I Z murder and mint. THE DEFENDERS t;. U. Marshall and Robert Reed co-star. Yoang mother accused ! NEWS, Jerry oDp11;7. 4 MOVIE ''Red Canyon,'' George Brent, Ann Blyth, and Howard Duff. ''Death Valley," with Helen Gilbert. 11 DODGER DUGOtrr T BONE\')100NERS 11 MO'i'IE IZ : 15 lJ CARTOONS "Tbe 1\11ghty MC'G urt," Wallace Beery, Deanj Z Stockwell. 4 lJ PA.~ORA.\IA LATINO 1 1:31 II 1%:31 NEWS. Tr"t TEACHER 'A MAGIC LAND BOWUNL ROBIN HOOD 7:'5 T a p e d hlghligbta ot I IJ week's NFL play. 7 MAKE THAT SPARE I LEGIONNAlR.E ti FllM ll MQVIE 5 .. G i rls ol lhe Blg 7 Bouse," Lynn Roberts. 4:'5 lJ l :OI RF.sTLESS GUN HOOTENANNY J•ck Link.Jetter, boat COUNTRY MUSIC a:• Z POST PARADE 5:• 4 tt'M>LOR) JOEY of murdering her abus- ive husband. 4 (COLOR) MOVIE "A Cerain Smile " with Rossano Brazzi; Joan Fonaine. t :• 7 GAlLANT MEN • 7 GRANDJURV 11 MOVIE "Blackma.il," Edward G. Roblnst>a and Gene Lockhart. 1J NEWS, Ria.. IJ '" 4 (COL.ORI KING LEONARDO 1%:41 II WARM UP % HORSE RAQNC BISHOP I z Joey has series al mla- ha.ps when hia expect- 11:• RAVE GUN, t MOVIE "Mu From Laramie .. 7 MOVIE ''The Man in Black, .. Valenline Dyall ll:OI I ALVIN SHOW 4 FURY I MOVIE "Company She Keeps, .. Liza beth ScoU. J a n e Greer. Dennis O'Keefe. 11:3G J MIGHTY l\IOUSE 4 ROOJ\ol t·oR DADDY 5 SON Of' ZORRO 11 :tO I RrN-TIN-TIN I :• ! STARS RJ::PORT Preview of CBS'1 fa.D season. 4 (COWR) WORLD OF ORNArt1El\'TALS S MOVIE From Del J\.1ar Tract. Feature ~. S20,000- added Escondjdo Han- dicap. S HOVIE .. HOUie ot HorTOrs," Bm Good"win, Robert Lowerr. ''Silver Star," Jimmy Wakely. I 1 WORLD OF SPORTS S t o c k car ctuunpioo· ah.Ip, U.S.-J apan swim- ming mee-ts. 7 MY FRIEND FLICKA 11 BASEBALL Dodgers vs. San Fran· ci.sco Giants, live f.rorn Candle-stick Part. I :SI % TEEN-. .\CE TRIALS I MOVIE "Caged," with Eleanor Parker and Agnes Moorehead. Add Color To Your Life RCA V•CTOR Color TV STAR T.V s200 TRADE. IN 2301 W . Balboa Blvd., Newport leach • OR 3-S700 --toa._ -Doltl.'I l'l\.DT/W ....... •11 ,.M>A'I', 1•Pfl! .. ••~ 6. •- ant wife aays it is time to leave for bospttal S MOVIE "Miraculous Journey," Rory Calhoun and Virginia Grey. 7 L.\WREN'CE WF!l.1: I MOVIE "Dial M for Murder," Ray Milland, Grace Kelly. U MOVl.E "Cosmic Man,.. John Carradine and Bruce BennetL • w. Senta Color • Bl•dt & Whihi TV • Ster.o -R.cllot 'll'llL TRAVEL Richard Boone b star. Paladin, trapped i., I u storm 1D a ti•Ui..:.c..e with • marshal and b1a prl5oner, mUlt decide whom lo heJp. Jama stewart. ' MOVIE "Too Late for Tean ... I h•hdh Scx1tt. ud Dan -1%:• 5 SPECIAL Biily G•aham film. S MOVIE 11 MO\TtE "Sterling Met.al," Rob- ert Young. Maureen I 7 O'Sullivan. U MOVIE "6dd Man qut.,. James Muaa, Robftt Newton. MOVIE "Hyde PaB' Cornier,'" Enc,,....... "Man They Could Not Bang,'' Boris Karloff, Roger Pryor. l :lt I MOVIE It:• I LUCY ·DESI SHOW I ll Ida Lupino and Howard Duff join in a mixed up weekend at wildemeu ''Strange Awak""ing," Lea: Barktt. MOVIE ''ffide-.Out."' Moo1gOmerr, O'Sullivan. 'Robert Ma..... .~ 11:• I MOVIE l :• I MOVlE ''Dealb of • Scoundrel'' "-<• -.... z.. Caber. ""' 4 (COWB) NEWS WriJl!>l, Gi<'ouI. 5 MOVIE '"Key• of the"""""""" Gregory Peek, \TinceD1 Price. 7 MANHUNT ''Mr. Deeds Goel to Town." Gary Cooif'.er, . Jean Arthar. ' 7 MOVIE ''Glllftbler'I Qxlb ,. Cl>est«Mon!s. ' l :U ,. ll MOVIE '-rht Wi9e End.00 Gene .............. """" Shupe. .:::: n a ... ii lj t; •j I . . ' i• •• ,. " ~ ~ ... :j ;l J ' < i l l ! I • ' .. • p . " ' • ' .. .. .. • .. ~-~·/j_:__~---~ t4~::;;:::r---•e ,_; .... .,... ~ -----I ----~ ~· ·~· ..._, - . .._. .--_ ~L I p • -·---__ l 4 33 ·-'-X: _i....., __ z._ • Expanded News Coverage Slated At right, m.n•9in9 editor •nd •nchor · nwin W•lter Cronkite , .-.ted center; e•- eeutive producer Don H• witt, center left, •nd oth.r staff members •re seen in the newsroom of "Evening News With W•lter Cron- kite," TV's first half-hour nightly n e t w o r le new1 bro.dc•st, aired •• 7 p.m . on Ch•nnel 2. In •ddition, an hour of loc•I, 1tate, \nd national news immedi•tely precedff the networ k show, m.kint this the first 90-minute news program. At '-ft Is news corretpon- Hnt Mike W•ll•ce, •nchor men for the Mond•y - through-F r I d • y rnornint news progr•m, aired •t 9 •.m. on Chilnnel 2. Chit Huntley •nd O.vld Brinkley will be at their usual posts wh9n their ........ .,.. eqNncls to a helf-hour starting Mond•y. Sept. 9. Chet will con- tinue to nport live fNm New Yorll: and D•vicl live from W11shlngton. They .,.. ,,._1 lail at 6 p.m. IJ.y I h•lf-hovr liw cotor news program with J•cll: LllMM•~m.n . en __ ... _ B•low i1 B•11ter Ward who, with MurP.hY M.rtln and Roy Mitchell, pr•wnl• a 30 minute ne.;._$ pro.. gram Mond•y-through-Frid•y ~t 11 p.m . on Chan· n•I 7. Beginning Sept. lS, Ch&nnel 1 will introdu'• 1 half-hour program, "New1 Report1," •n in-depth report of the week'$ top n•w1 1torie•. lo be 1een ea'h Sunday ,.t 10:30 p.m. -. P"'JTl"P £!:!:ji ._...._ ,...._ -OAIL'f r1LOT /"1.•I r•fll •••O•T .............. .._ ·- ( Tuesday Tele-vision TUES. MORNING S:Ml '1 Nrn'S, FAR;\f REPORT t :OO 7 CA RTOO:\S 00 6: 15 ,_J ... Aft~I ~C'ol!S •·Jo % l lNUEH!iJTA.'\'DI:\"(_; 4 .. :Ol 'lAll0.'11 • ";:00 I 2 l "Al'T . .\1:0.." f\A ,-(;AROO · -4 TODAY 1 ";:45 TUES. MORNING 11 :00 -t (COLOll) YOl"H. 7 13 1-"l.HS"r l~IPllESSJO:'\" Bill U ydcn. ho~I l'RICt: IS HIC.llT HOLi) \ .. ;:\"Tl. R J·: 11 :25 t Nl·:\\"S. Hc;1sont>r 11 :30 ? St:Alll'll t"f)lt Tf).\IOHllf)\\" • TRl"Tll on CO:\"SE<ll" .. :.'-"CES Bob Barker. ho~t. 7 SE\"EN KE \"S 9 SP .. -::l"Tltl"i\I 5 ··on KIDS O.\'LY 9 BIG BAB\'SITIER 8.00 II SltERIFF JOH~ % PASORA .. \IA PACIFIC Ill T\" Bl:\GO II s• 11 :45 JI l'HILll' ~OR~IAN It Gl"IOl:\r. LIC.HT Sept.mbet-10,1963 Tuesday Highlights 8:00 p.m.-BASEBALL, Ct.annel 9-.<\ngt>l.~ ,...,_ Bots1on. 8.00 p.m.-PROBE, Channel 13-P rerni(·r·e of •l ! Jt·~ ft>a!uring Dr .. ~lbert Rurke 8:30 p.m.-HOT SPOTS (Color ), Channel l-\(•11-a today P ren1iere. 13 - 9·30 p.m.-OICK POWELL, Ch•nnel 4 - · !Juxury Liner;· Rory Calhoun. J;in Ster· .in~ 9:30 p.m.-THE 7~G<tng!<1nd -...ar. UNTOUCHABLES, Channel lord's brothPr spar ks rnob '''° TUES. AFTERNOON I , WORA>l• I TUES. AFTERNOON 11 CA RTOONS 12:00 J3 FILrtl % Hl'~"S A~D ALLES ' :!:00 TUES. EVENING 1 :00 ! 9:00 % NEWS, \\-"aUiH:f' 4 SAY \\-'H EN I ROMPER ROOJ\I I -t (COLOR) PEOPLF: % TO TELL THE TRUTH ! ! WILL TALK 4 ;\IA.TCH G . ..\.ME r...'EWS, Dunph~-. Gref'n . Stratton. Keene. Arthur 5 YANCY DERHl:"li"GER 9 :\IOVIE Neal. -t (COLOR ) SE\\"S Jack Latham . TUES. EVENING l!.:30 ! TA L .. :XT SC"OL TS '.\fe1 v Griflln is host 4 iCOLOR) t::'ll'lllf: I II ·' TUES. EVE NING " "' l'Al.I. l 'tt •\"11-:.-. l'Ol· • ...:1·ny \fl "II II M '.! '.\F:\\S ~ta1 ~ Hk·hard Egan Juan J/;".l('kl'll IX1r1ra);; 111nl. un v.ay lo con\ en\ I -t lu tXlUffil' a nUil, Dunphy. ll .. +1 ~l"l)LOR1 "\I\\" .l ack J.;1111 •• 111 -1 "a-idt'<l 1n \1 dd \0\\ n 5 Z.\.,J-: C;flt-:Y S :O..t-:\\.'". \r1l1u• •-.,: llenli. ~n\do•r I• .. " :'\l:'.\\"S, :\l :irlin -; llA\\,\llA_" t :Yt: I 7 Truy Donahue. Hu~rt 9 Conrad. Connie Stevcns. 1 ll Potu-1e Pl:Jnt(' are stars. 1.'I Sear{"h for runav.a-; heir lead~ tu gangstcfs f II THE ISL.\.,"l>EllS Startl1nt> under-...·orld ~lol IS Ufl('O\Cred 1 7 ll . tCOLOR) llOT SPOTS Korea today Prcrnicre I 4 9:1Ml 5 1\'t:\\S. (I• to H•·I•• 11• 111-~ST Ot" 1.no1 ~ 1111 ~10\'I E ··~1::id~Jl11l,. ' ..... Franc1~ 1 .. ,u·,, Patnc~ I l ICf ,.f:\\~. 11 :1\.l•·r II ,,J of. 11.15 (COLOft l Tl1\11.11T STl-:VF. Al.I.I·"' '11•11\ 5 ROLLER SKATl:\"G 13 f:XPEDITIO!'\I ··Orinoco Quest ... 9:31 11 :W Z l\10\'IE ? PICTl"RE THI.! ••.flugglei. (JI Hl .1 ····I Charles Lau'.!111"'' .,,.,, Charlie Rug.git> .. 7 MANHl":O.. .. f '1 I MARRIED JOAN JI JACK LA LA~NE U VOGA FOR HEALTH Dennis James. host. 1 5 DATELINE El"ROPE 7 TENNESSEE: ER:O..'IE ·~Black T~ay," with I CIVILIZATION I F-d"'ard G. 'Roblnson.1 5 IJ MIKE \\-'ALLAff; ~:!S \'OU ASKED FOR IT 4 Jack Sm11:1. host. Jerry Van Dyke, host. DICK PO\\'ELL SHOW ·Luxury Liner." Rory Calhoun. Jan Sterhng . l"STOl"CHABLES Stars • flobert Stack. Gangland lord's bro-- lher ~parks ~ob -...·ar. IIIGB\\-'AY 1*rROL 9 ICOLORJ .\10\ 1 .. : ""Legend of l h• I~ •I John \\"a~nt> ..,.,,,,..,;, 7 NEWS 9:31 2 I LO\"E Lt:CY 4 (COW.ft) PLA V YOUR Hl'XCH It · !Cl ! .... E\\"S 13 MILESTONES ~ ".E\\:s 1!:30 • • ·'E \\S ! AS \\"ORLD Tl~RSS 4 TIIE DOCTORS 2:30 Ward. Geurge, rtlil (•hell I ; Miller. Healy. 9 LONE RASGER II A-1.ICKEY MOt:SE Lore-n I I ~fOVIE "J ohnny Eagt-' Rohen Ta• \1>1 •1 <•I ' I·'',, 7 LOVE THAT BOB II MO\.IE, Bt<n lluntt'r ·Get -A"·ay," stars Robert Sterling, Dohna R ..... S MEDIC 7 FATHER KNO"'S BEST 13 FELIX TIIE ('AT !l:M 12 NE\\-"S 10.ot t THE )1 CCO \"S -t CONCENTRATION Hugh Oov•ns, host. ' ' ll ' 13 I I ~ 7 N• . ' ('-...~. Slan C"hambt'rs II P.fO\ !l'. ""1'rappt>d b~ r 1Jos1on Blackie ." S L.A. TODA\' 7 o•:rt:.'11H ER BHIOE I ~l(l\"J•-:: ll t-·~·hlt·r~ ~1u.1dr l"'1, · J:l ~~~it:~ it~;~~) ~ IO :JO 4 A-IR. D.A . JEAN r.tAJORS CARTOO:\S I : OCI PASS\\-'ORD LORETTA \"Ol":\(; FATlrEH GENERAL ltOSl'IT.-\1. CARTOO:\S f\10\'IJ-:, 8t>11,. llun1er ""The J.:arl of l'hll'itJ.!" ' Hobert r-.1011t go1n(•f.\. l-:d \\ ard .-\r11old FELIX THE C".\1' I ::!O HOl"St: l'.-\llTY (COLOR) YOI" 00,"T S.-\ V. Torn Kf'nn1·cl~. ? f'ET .. : A\n c:L·\f)YS -t tl llLtlll> ~ll~"l'l ; Ll:\:KS 7 I'.\ \\E l.\ \1 \ -.;u"' 7 cant "I \LK l l A"-\ \1'01.IS 11 :00 ~ I.Cl\ E OF LIFE 1:: ,\Jt)\"l t·: I , "l\i11111~ F.ur · l-'.dd1i· I-" I•.\ • Ii I :'45 :\"t:\\"S . .lllt' lhila11 ~H· CHOPPING ILOCK ' WE FEATURE MANNING'S BEEF EXCLUSIVELY "PAOBABL v THE BEST MEAT \\AR~ET AVAIL ABLE"· l --I CALL I •• 4 c LI 8-806S t EDGE OF !'>.'IGHT 4 ROOM FOR DADDY 5 FAIRBANKS SHOW i DAY IS COl'RT ! : 5.5 7 ~E\'IS. Lisa Ho.,,.·ard 3:9o ! SECRET STORM 4 HAl"JI ELOR FATHER 7 Qt.:EEN FOR . .\ DAV I I 1-11(.lll\\'AY PATROL 13 FELIX TllE CAT J :30 13 (COLOR) CA RTOOSS I : I~ 4 (COLOR) NE\\"S Bro"'"II · Peterson 1 :30 4 NE\\-'S Huntley -Brinkley 5 l'\E\\IS . .\rthur, Stout. Harn1un. Senti, Snyder. Le"'in. ! Ol"R :\11 SS BROOKS 13 ((_"()LOR I C-.\RTllO~S f; .Jj 2 \I\ 1.r 1-rct: \1.\RC.JF. 4 \10\"IV. Tum Fr:111d~en 7 ·''::''='· Cochr:.11 t'a:.~011 Hl\"e r ,'' slars lJ :"lil·ll-". 4,(•urg1· 1'11tn1<1n o;cc•if·•· .\lon!go1n('n'. .. . . i :OO !i llllill HO.\O · • 'l·.\\"'_(.runkilt>. "\ -; ""Un<> \"Ol. TR l·s1 1 4 1ro1.on1 ~ St-:\S JI ~IJl ~l·S \''-"' .\ 1·rad1· "ilh "J'l•lt'<' .1 r; Tribt_•, 9 \Ill.ti !\ llt-:Hl l LFS 5 \\"JllHL\ Hll!i tS ~(I() • ; llll'l"lllll l :! l 11 L 11F HIL!·.\ 11 lll"CKl .. El!l·.HH \ ;, IHIZl)'~ l"IHl"lS llOl"'.\"I) -; Tll\ll.\1.-\STER 13 (COi.OH\ \\11,·11Et1 S 11 t Ill l h,C) ~H(I\\" {IF \\.OHi.fl . ll al l..iHkf"r ~ · :io · · .\lc>n1011~·' uf :! .\\I)\ IE I ~1Jdil.C:3~l.•I S<i1n11."tl Si~tcr~:· 11ith \ t-1onl\'a l.<.i\..t•. Joan l;.11lfL<•hl ! E:\lil:\"t:Ell HILL 11 t :\HTOOl\"S 5:00 5 l'(jf't-. \ 1;: ~ LO\ I·'. "r H.\T BOB 11 C ·\ RTOO:\S 13 Tl! \XTO:\"S SllO\\' !i.::n ~-ti~-~~-~~-!-:~ ·11:~\1~~ ~~ s !I Fl ·'"-' Y C();\ll'.-\:0.. \" 11 .. l l't:fl.\l.\:o..i 3:-tO 4 111-.1.11 \ t-: IT OR \OT !1:45 4 !CIJ!OH I ·"F:\\S 1A.ti1<irt1. \\e1r. il<'am j ·!\11 :! .\l.\RSll \L IJILLO' 4 1COLOH 1 l.\H \\lli-: John Sn111h <ini.l Hulwrt Fu!l<'r <irt' th•• -1a1·s Sl1n1 help~ an inn:X·en t lnd1::.n \\ hu 1~ 3l'l"ll't'd of k1Jhni;! !i AOl)OC;H \.\IS I .... J ack Barri 7 C'O.\IB.\·r - A!ck .J.:ii:un . \"11· ;\lur- ro-.... Shel·ky Greene. Fr('n;•h orphJtl fullu1•-.. squad into al'11on 9 \'.\"(;t-:1, T \Lh: 11 TllRILl. .. :R · Ycxir.• ·rrul~ .J .. l~ Tht· 1 lltppt'.'1 ·· "'a rnn~ .1":111 \~ 1H1arn, un•! J lt1n;1ld I 1&9S PARK (at 19th) COSTA MESA I ' . 5 5:<' !l I ll 'l·.\\I'. lh ll John! I ____ f l \I "' \\ood,, iCOLflHI \'"\:'1."0t-:fl l.l "ST ;:--.-15 YEARS UNDER SAME OW NERSHIP I FOR' FAST DEPENDABLE I TV & RADIO SERVICE · Fn1111 1-:n.:l ,11~1 to 1-:g~ p1 .. 3:00 ? l 'l.\YIHH SE ";\Ian Out vi ti"' H;•in.' I Phyl11s l'h<1Xll·1". Sk op I ' ll 13 THIS M.AN DAWSOS \ 7 ~tars K eith Ande.!i. ll:tl Turner · I !:~ ~fOVJE ""The:-.131)1\o.• .. ,,, Robert A1 n1.:f1 .. ri1 I : O'; t KEEFE BRA.SSELLE 11 :\"EWS, Geo. Putnam 4 SE\\"S 13 '.'JEWS-WEATHE R Johns. Fi~h m an. Sloane 111 :30 .. n E l'()ll·r FRO.\I. .. :> l 'F 'f .. :H "c,l '-".'' ; T\1.1'\ H \(I\ 1 " ?. ~10\"IE · You J .o\ (' .. .luhnnu Cai. 1 11. 11 \ ,, . J :10 i<.t! ,, r Jr'·' .1. ' JI \LL ,U,11 1 \11 11 I I' llo•I QAflrN FACTORY AUTHORIZED COLOR SPECIALISTS Jlome1£>r ' s 'L.-\\\"~1.-\:\" Stars JolVl Ru,,,,..•ll .oOO Pet.er Bro-...·n. A l Lohman, Jr , is hosting "Ccrl{.·<..· Pie') t r me," seen Monday lhrough Fr 1 day a t 4.30 p .m . on Channel 11 In od d1 t 1on, beginning Sept. 15, he wdl ho~1 "Wonderamo," o program fo r young sters, scheduled, from 11 o .m . to I J:" m on Sundays . DAN'S T-V SALES & SERVICE -.. ,_ I•<--O .. ILY "llOl J "l'•I ""''! •••l'•'f l l'fTl"'l.111. .._ ,.., ,,.. LI 1·2221 NEWPORT BOU L EVARD COSTA MESA fW• .; •• ~" ~·-1-1 t BASEBALi, Angels V.!i Bosl£ln. IS PROBE Dr. Albert Burke. -rhe Idiot. .. Prerniert., ""-, .... .. , ...... o •• TY 9 • •• ~· , ,_.. z_ s _ _, __ 1 ~a ____ s • ---__ -· '----; ~-,._ ____ ...,~--=--> • -~ ""-if'., -....... ----..... ~ .....,........,f,., .--- • ' Monday Television MOH. MORNING 5:5" 1 NEWS, FARM REPORT l :ll 7 C'.\RTOONS 5:15 ! F.\R,1 , NEYiS REPORT 1 :30 ! USOF:RST,\:'llOING t:l'lt·r \TIO~ 7 :00 ! f.\PT.\I~ KA7'.GAR00 .. T IH).\ Y llu'O!h Downs, MsL 7:-15 MOH. MORNING 11:!5 ? NEWS, R~BMIDer. 11:30 t SEARClf FOR TOMORROW f. TRtrm OR CONSEQUF.:SCES 7 SEVEN Kt~YS t SPECTRUl\I II SHERlt"'F JOllN IJ TV BINGO II :-I~ Z (.UIOING UGIIT MON. AFTERNOON 1?:00 t BURNS A~D ALLEN 4 (COLOR) PEOPLE WILL TALK S.ptembw '· 1963 -Monday Highlights 7:30 p.m. -SPECIAL. Ch•nnel 9 -Back to Sc:hoo1 Sall, .,.,.;th Bob "~taynard" Denver ·and recording artists. 1:00 p .m . -STONEY BURKE, Ch•nnel 1 l- Premiere of series starring Jack Lord 8:30 p.m. -PLAYHOUSE, Chann•I '2 - "l{ooray For Love," Darryl l-lk·k1nan. Yvonne (';raig. \1n: Baer. 9:00 p.m. -WEEK'S SPECIAL, Channel .5-- "1"he Deep South," feawring Dioc'k Greg· ory af\d i ntl'rvie.,.,·s with Southerners. 9:00 p.m . -SPECIAL, Chainnel 7 -Story of vanishing ren1nants of royalty. MOH. EVENING t :OI MON. EVENING 11 :11 ! COMEDY HOUR I ' ''Summer in New II Yorit," Phil Silvers, ll Carol Haney, Carol NEWS, Martt. BEST OF GROUCHO MOVIE Lawrence. 5 WEEK'S SPECIAL "The Deep Sou th." Dick Gregory gives his views. Bill Stout inter· views Southerners. 7 SPECIAL "\\'hat Ever llappen.ed to Royalty?" Story of vaniWng remn:.n.ts of royalty. "If~ lftzr«.ers," Rod Camen:n. Julie Bistiop. 11 : 10 7 NEWS, Ba•t"r Ward. 11 :15 4 {COLOR ) TONICIIT Stars Johnny Carson. 5 STEVE Al.LEN 11 :30 ! MOVIE S FOR KIDS ONLY 9 RIG HAHl 'SITrER 1:00 ! PA.SORA:\'IA PACIFIC I : 15 I PETF:R GUNN 11-----------------_J 7 TENNESSEE ER,'TE 11 SONGS OF FREEOO~t Folk 90ng.s designed to tmile integration move-I 1 mer&s around country. ll ADVEl'loTURE ll "She Devil," with Mari Blanchard, Jack Kelly. MANJIUNT MOYIE 11 PlllLJP NORMAS 1:30 7 ZOORAM:\ II CARTOONS I DELJNQUENCV U MIKE WALLA CE 1!:%11 U MILESTONES l!:ts ll Jo'ILM •·M I NEWS . J%·• % NEWS, WaD11tt Z AS THE. WORLD 4 SAY WHEN TURNS I ROllitPER ROOM 't THE DOCTORS 7 I MARRIED JOAN 11 JACK L4. LANNE S MEDIC 1:1 YOGA FOR HEALTH 7 FAnlER KNOWS t ·• BEST ! J LOVE ivCY t MR. D. A. -C :COLOR) PLAY JI JEAN MAJORS YOUR BUNCH U CARTOONS Robt-rt Q Lewis host. l :OI 7 LOVE TilAT Bi>B Z PASSWORD 11 MOVIE, Bea Huter 4 LORETTA. YOUNG "ille T ht n Man " 5 FATHER William Powell ar\d 7 GENERAL HOSPITAL Myrna Loy. I CARTOONS ll FF.LJX TIIE CAT 11 MO\'IE, 8"• H111•ter 1 :5" '"Mother Wore Tigbts" MOH. AFTERNOON I ''"' ! EDGE OF NIGHT 4 ROO~f FOR DAUUY 5 FAl.RBANKS SllOW 7 DAY IN COURT Z:55 7 NEWS Liia Howard. :I :• MOH. EVENING •:• 4 NEWS HunUey-Brinklcy. S NEWS Arthur, Stout, Harmon, Benu, Soyder, Lewin. I OUR MISS BROOKS U (COLOR) CARTOONS l :U Z SECRET STORM 4 BACHELOR f"ATHER[ 1 7 QUEEN FOR A DAY It 11 H.IGHWAY PATROL NEWS, Cecllra• NEWS, htaa•. 7:• ll FEUX THE CAT 3:31 ! MY LITrLE MARGIE 4 MOVIE '-rbe Divided l-leart," 'lbloodore Biket S lfl(~ll ROAi> ! NEWS, Croaktte. 4 (COLOR) GOLDEN VOYAGE Jack Doug1•1, host. ''C:rechoslovakla_'• 5 WHIRLYBIRDS 7 TOMBSTONE I Pl!:OPLE ARE 9:31 C ART LINKLE'M'BR 11 HIGHWAY PATROL "Presenting Llly Mars·· Judy Garland and Van lleflin. l!:OO ll (COLOR) VAGABOND Ensenada, Me1:ico. 7 MOVl.E ID:OI I PASSWORD "Narrowing CS-Cle,"" Paul Carpenier. 1%:11 4 JFJC REPORT Examioation GI. admin- istration's Past year. t NEWS, WOii• l!:St 5 DETECTIVES t MOVIE Stan Robert Taylor. 7 BEN CASE Y "The Conspira&on," Hedy L&DUVT, Paul Henried.. 1:11 4 NEWS Vtncent Edw•rda and Sam. Jaffe are stars. Two pert dram• about youth who blames la· thM' 1or death o1. hU I ! mother. Part I. Stan of "Breaking P Gint" to be introduced. I NEWS, R.Wrt.. I : 15 MOVIE "Mtm Without .SOW.,"" Glerm Ford, Rochelle H ........ 1:31 7 WHO DO YOU TRU!IT? OH SUSANNA 1:1 NF.WS Betty Grable and I 11 t•:• Dan Dailey. FUNNY 11 QUICK ORA W McG RAW 11 NEWS, Geer1e Pwtnam I LI IJ NEWS, Jolml ALL M GHT MOVIES %:00 Z mE McCOYS JS FEUX TH.E CA T 4 CONCENTRATION 1:11 i L.1\. TODAY ! HOUSE PA.RTY News. Stan Chambers 4 (COLORJ YOU DON'T J\fovie. "Vogues... SAY, T•m 11.t'naedy I )fO\'IE 7 PAMEl..A MASOS ··The Conspir~GrS." 1:1 MO VIE Hedy Lamarr, Paul I "NG Place For ll1'1Vied. Jennifer.'" IS ROBIN HOOD 1:'5 11:31 I I NEWS. Jw Dolan. : Pf::'Tt: A...~D r.l ~\DYS t :Of 4 (COi.OR I ! TO TELL TllE TRtrrH 1'1ISSINC. LINKS 4 MATCll CA!\JE 7 r.1111. T . .\LK i OVt.ASF..-\S 1:1 A:"<o:N .\rOUS t MOVlt: 1 11 : M "Badrnen of ~llssouri " : 1.ovr. OF UFt: Denni'> Morgan. JaM ~ (COLORI F IRST Wymar1 11\IPRt:SSIO:'lr.' Z:?5 7 l'RICt: IS RltillT II BOl.O Vt:NTt 'RE ! NF.W'S t NEWS I • . ·"°'<·:1 .. ••11 rf'1111t·1·t.• Gu~r, ,\f\,>1rc 15 all set l o off 1c r.:it~ as h,,~! Jf rhc popular panel !">hov". 'I vc G,_,, .J S<:><.ref "whic h starts 1t.i rcw '>t:'·.:J· S•'ln T•Jn•ght, Mo11Joy, a t a p rn on C._, irricl 2 ; '8~ TY. ~ .. -, .. ., •tt~t: .. o .... 3:45 I MIGHTY HERCULF.s Premiere oi show for "'"'· 4;11 Z UFE OF RILJo:Y 1 BOW'S CIRCUS 7 TRAIL.l\IASTER 11 CH t.:C KO SllOW 4:30 Z !\10Vl.E "Sand." Mark Stevens Coleen Gray. I ENGINEER 811.L IL CARTOONS 4;St 7 SEWS 5:00 5 POPEYE CARTOONS 7 LOVt: 111AT BOB l l CA.RTOONS 13 TH,\XTON'S SllO\\I 5:30 5 BEETLE, HL.l>l)IES BAT :\-1ASTt-::tSll~ FUNN\' CO:'ll P:\:"<IY 7 I ' Premi('re. St:PElt:\1.\1\' I II 5: llt ·I 81·:1.1 F.\'E IT ()Jt :-.iOT I .>: 1.-. fl'Ul.1 II< I ·'I·.\\ S L:.ith.tnl . \\'e1 1, lh·.irn S:.iO 13 '"l".\\S, ,Johns. JS ~~'toR) ,WILD Arthur Jones, host. 7:• % TF.LL THE TRIJTff C (COLOR) MOVIE Fishmah, Sloane. 11:31 ! STUMP mE STARS 4 (COLOR) SURVEY 'G I MOVIE I NEWS, John wmi... 1 a a a 1 1Jl!I '"flaJTY Black and the Tiger," S'taTring Stew· [ " st Granger. IS "Bacldlre," Virgtna Mayo, GU'don MacR.ae .00 Edmond O'Briea. PAUL COATES COUNTRY MUSIC Fer Tiiie E.tirE' FamU.r e All Style,; S ADDOGRAMS Jack Barry. t>osl 7 .THE DAKOTAS Stars Larry '.Vard. Deputy falls for girl 10ught by gang. t SPECIAL Back to School Ball, Wlth Bob ''Maynard" Denvef", recording arl· "" 11 CllECKMATt I Sebastian Cabol. Anlh· ony George. Doug Mc· Clure are the stars. I Trio investigates art lllrgery rirlg. j IJ iC01.0R) HOLIDAY Bill Burrud is host "Sottish Holiday." I s:oo I t l'\•F: CiOT A SECRF.T I 5 l..\\\'\IA.'J ~:~rs .John Hu;:~ .. 11 .• n.J 1~etc-r Brov.n !I (COLflltl \l11\'1F '·Ll'£:('11d uf !tie r,._,,, " e All Sia. 11 :11 ! NE"'S Dunphy. Hart, Arthur. C (COLOR! NEWS Jacll: Latham. VISTA 5 NEWS. Arthur, Stout, Senti, Snyder, Lewin. Dep.rtment Stoni IN VIST,\ CESTt:R 115 F ... 11111, Co1ta )1H• SERVING THE • • • • Harbor Area Dr. James 7 GENERAL DENTISTRY (t"arm"r Offk:e of Dr. Tappan} easy credit arranged PENSIONERS WELCOME EXTRA CTIONS W ITH SODIUM PENTOTHAL ARRANGED MON. EVENING 6 ~' ;-;::::,,, w,,.,,... S.>pl";' 11 V' IJ STC>S t-:Y IJl.TlKI-; ! !'!t<1ors .J;:u ·k I .on.I ,,; S1i'"'C"Y lS t11'1f'r111111NI 1•1 hc("<>fll(' v.orld' t ·h..1111p11lf1 r1d .. •1. J'it· ""Crowns Bridges Fill ings F AST REPAIRS In My Own l•b. "! :-.i·.\\S, llunph~·. c:ri·i'n. :-0.lfJC\Un. l\1•1·111• ~~'..!, . \rlht1r !(Ol.llH 1 'F\\~ ,J.1t 1. ! .,on1c.1n ,, Yfll ,\,..,Kl II I OR IT J.1l1. ..,n11111 11 .. ,t 7 :o.;1 :1\S lllll ft \V;iri.J. t i t«H gt.' f\hl· <'hf'll \hllt't lll'a!y. ~ 1.11,i-; 1t\,1 ,t-:n 1n .... •r ... A:30 ~ l'I..\ ''llCll 'SJ•: · llooray Vi..-T.o vl'," I ,,, I I "I ! I 11 "11I.I11 :'> 1 •• ,.. l\uo•! ~·I Ort ll•' l '1 ,11,: 5 7.t.Hl\I Wink ,\l,1rt111 1IUI<', host "" Extractions "" Plates HRS: 9.S. SAT. 9.J SAVINGS ON DfNTAL ••• PLATES AND REPAIRS '7 YfJUH Ft NI\ V , t"lJNN\' t'll..\tS 1 11 \Ill Kl"Y .\l1)l SI-'. l;•-orf.!e Ft•nn<'noan. 13 llltl.4 Ht ) l ' \1rr()4JSS I II M SCll'\I) PHONE MI 6-8566 534 W . 19th ST. COSTA MESA ----9'lll.Y P'~f~•ll'S F•I04T, MEP'l5 ... e Eit ... ·- SundaY, Television Sunday Highlights 1 :00 p.m . -BASEBALL, Ch.nnel n -DI"' i- gers vs_ San Francisco Gi.ant6., live frc>rn Carnile.9t.ick Park. 1 :30 p.m. -GOl.F (Colon, Ch.annel 4 World Series tournament. 4:00 p.m .-SPOR.TS SPECIAL, Channel 9- Chainpion.ship game, Little League \\'orld Series. 4:30 p.m. -FOOTBALL, Channel 1 I-Los Angeles Rains vs. San FJ'ancisco 49ers, 6:30 p.m . -SPECIAL, Ch•IV'l.t 4 -Behind scenes look at TV ne ws techniques. SUH. MORNING 7:11 f HR. WIZARD 7:31 f, (COLOR) DAVE Y AND GOUATH U GOSPEL SINGERS 7:45 4 {COLOR) Lb'TS TAU 7:5& I NEWS BEADUNES 1:11 I LAMP UNTO MY FEET 41 MOVIE "Pitfall " IMck PGWl!ll u.abetb Scott. ' I lN GOD 1lVE TRUST t BTG BABYSITI'EK &:• I LOOK UP AND UVE I HERALD OF TRtrrn 7 MORNING CHAPEL U MOVIE "Frontier Marshal," Randolph Scott, Nancy Kelly. 1:45 d T11E CllRISTOPRERS I : In ! CAMERA 1'11REE 4 ST. FRA:"llCIS HOUR I ADVE/"iTIST HOUR 1' MOVIE "Fighting Seabef:s," JGlln Wayne. II VARIEll.\flF:S ,,38 I LIGHT Ot' fAITll 4 TllE CHHISTOPltERS t MOVIE SUH. MORNING 11:• % TICKET TO ACTION Run4own of sports pro- grams available on CBS this season. ' BAPTIST HOUR 11 (COLOR FAl111 FOR TODAY 11:45 I FOOTBAlL PREVIEW ll:• I BALL OF FAME Cine.land Browftl va, Ptttlburgb Steelers. 4 MOVIE .. Rocket.ship X-M," Lloyd Brtctee1 and Os• ........ 1 AFLGAME New York •t Boston I LADIES OF PRESS U GREAT CHURCHES II CBURQI IN HOME I 11 :11 I ROME BU\'ERS GUIDE t CA.RTOONS SUH. AFTERNOON 1!:00 I MOVIE "l'U See You in My Dre•ms." Doris Day. Danny Thon1as. 11 DAN SMOOT IJ ORAL ROBERTS I!: te II DODGER Dl'GOtrr l!:JI 4 !-il'ECIAL "While th" C11_v Slet>ps" I s Dana Andrews, Id.a Lupino. ··Behind Th~c Doors." MOVlt-:: ··The Kansan.'" Richard 0111:. Victory Jory. 10 :00 !' 1.1-:,\RNl.\l(i '13 t THIS IS TllE Llt'E $ FOR KIDS ONI .. \' U MOVIE 13 sot:l.\L SECl1RITY 1!:45 II "°'AR~t.UP "Fl<Uning Lead ·• U P:\~OR.\:'11 A L.\TINO I 4 13 01'1'0HTUNl11t::;: l :M COSCERT SERIES Sopt .... bor .. lffl SUN. AFTERNOON I SUH. EVENING 1:11 U BASJ.o.:BALL Dodgen vs. San Fran- cisco Giant.I. lJ VOICE OF CALVARY I : :st l :a . 4 REPORT t~OM PA.RlS I POLKA PAR.U>E ' STAGECOACH WEST II (COWR) CARTOONS 1:3' 4 (COLOR) 60l.F Cooclusion of second annual World Series of Gou. ,. % STARS' ADDRF..SS 11 CAL'S CORRAL Preview of new faO l :U seasoo oo CBS. % EXTRA POINT • SPECIAL Sports wrap·u\1. Beb.ind-S«nes look at I NEWS, Carr ol . TV news techniqueL Z:OI I l'tfAVERICk ! WASH. REPORT 5 At.rro RACES 7 DISCOVERY 'M t MOVIE Bart is mistaken !OI' • notorious outlaw. Jack Kelly stars. lJ JOllNNY MIDNIGllT ''I'll See Yoo in My On,ams,'' Doris Day, 1 % Danny nx>ma.s. 7:11 LASSIE Joa ProYGSt, H u I h Reilly, June Lockhart. L a • 1 i e aceidentan, locked iD lntenta111 !:St I VIEWPOINT John,.llart 7 MO'VIE produce vao. "Meet Suton Blake " David Farrar, ' I 4 ENSIGN O'TOOLE Dea.o JGDM, Jay C. 1:• I: MOVIE ''One lo A Million,'' Soaja Henie, Adc>lpbe Menjoa, Doll Amecbe. t MOYD! ''T·Men, •• June Lock· but. Denna O'Keef•. 1:41 I NE1!.l'.1._c_..- ll SCOIU!alUAllD 4:11 7 PllZ88 CONP'ERENCE Flippen are tbe at.an. O,.oole dons Gfficer'1 garb to aid commander I MOVIE ''The Paradlne Cue," ~Ory Pec:k, Ann 7 PAtJL WINCHELL U SPORTS SPECIAL BowlinJ Tournament ol at.am.PMmS. llV9 from Rinnlde. I S""'"5 SPECIAL I 11 Otempionlblp game. -THE lll'ITER END uw. Learue Worid Series. U TROJAN R UDDLE lJ SIDNEY LINDEN Interview show. 4:• 1:• I: D&'ffllS. MENACE J•J North, Gale Gordon Deaw. brings hc>m• io9t doc and offen it to Mr. Wilson. Speaks On Goepel °'" Robert C. Campbell will give o ser- ies of four weekly lessons on the Four Go.pels on Channel 4 's "Frontiers of Faith" progrom storting'tOdoy, Sunday, at 10:30 o.m. The program ls produced in cooperation with the Notional Coun- cil of Ch=hes, o cooperotiYe body of 31 mojo< Protestant and Ort+.odox com- munions in the U.S. SUH. EVENING SUH. EVENING ' t RENE BELLE 4 fCOWR) NEWS .Bill Brown. 4 (COLOR) WALT DISNEY t :• tl :N S POPEYE 7 ISSUES, ANSWERS Jl FOOTBALL l.Ds Angeles Rams vs . San Fraocisco &n. 4:15 4 WASffiNGTON S:M % MR. ADAMS. EVE C fCOLOR)JOURNEY 7 TRAlL\tASTER 11 AFRICA. 5:3t % AMATEUR HOUR 4 iCOLORJ COLLEGE REPORT I INVJSlBLE l\fAN I BOWLING SUH. EVENING l :M % %ttll CENTURY "Germany: Red Target." . -"Davy Crocll:ett-lndian 4 (COLOR, BONANZA I" Fight.er,'' f"e1s Parker, Lorne Gt-eeoe. Pernell JJ CAPITAL OPINION WATERFRO?\'T Buddy Et:i.eo. Roberta. Dao Bloder, 7 (COLOR ) J ETSONS Micbael Landon, start. I (COLOR; MOVIE E.s:pk>si~es. us-·~ Bounty Hunter," ea death OD a. II: 15 I MOVIE "Ballad ul a Sold_.-;• RUNian dram•. Randolph &on and S IT IS N Ernest Bor-gnine. 11 RIVERBOAT I t ., II U.S. MARSHAl.L St.vs Oarnin McG•Tin. 7 "=• WHATS MY UN~ ~~%hi. Grtlts .. IJ ANNAPOLIS ,, .. t ED SUU.l\'AN 7 JANE W\'MAN 1) !C MEN II MIKE HAM.MER Darren McG•vin. " ,l :ll 4 CAR M, WH ER E ' ARE YOU! f'red Gwynnt>, J. E. Rois. (COWR) ~fOVIE Grey traupon enter- tainment company to ] ll New Orleans. UNDER DISCUSSION U NEWS, It.Ne., FIA• .. IS !IOCCESS t :JS I PARADISE Gardnu McKay. ll:ll % NKWS, Rea•aer- 4 (COl.Olt, NgWS Bob \7right_ OPEN END Owner' ol tiny island a mysteriously mvrdet"ed I 5 t :Jrl Z G.E. TRUE "l>Np and Hypno$i:a-L.S..D. 7 ?'<(EWS, Carl Georp ll:li ! M()VJE , .. T h e J\.1a,1tnil1t:ent 1 Sev"n." Yul Brynner,) ' Eli Wa llach, Ste~ Two part slt>ry of at· tempt to assassin•te "'hangman" Reinhard Heydrich. Patt (. 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H;ond Wu'\'d l 'h11Mi.!l / Power Tr1.n$formt'r ,I A.lun1irWied Pit"- tu~ Tulx-, Tinted S,.lety Glas:s ,; ~ir.clu.~1ve l-D Sound Control .' 1-"u'h lluttor1 So.'IC'l'IOI" j lnl<'f'- fel'l!'l'K'e Rt'Jt'"('lor / 5 P o Ill' l' r S!kaker~' 5468 FULL PRICE! NO TRADE NEEDED! A••nole conl"'I ohgl>llt i'o!gl>orl -i t~·ht'f"I.· T l1t>,.,. F_,,,,.,..: / "'"~m n· t ed furniture f'ini.5h ron· ..... / "-'-'<1"· t aivc 7.kfllth r AutQl'nat1c ••t:rH""I'· l.ock·' Crr· ru•' / 25.000 Vol t:; t Of Plctuno P11Wer? J Exc-!u_•"" 7 .. ('rnth llii,:h t Gain 3 S11~ TF Ampl1f1l"f'' .' So.IP!"f" C'.old Vidoo ~ , WALNUT MA HOO 1\ !\'Y Clll N'fo::SE MODERN BWND. NO'TE: This world famous manufac turer .. ~•ill not pem1it us to w;e his name at this fantastic low price. / Mo.'fl Ad-' •ant't'd Coklr • G""' """'' ' 1V Feat-. ure:t! . . • I .- • ~ ~·-......;:_ ~ '~ -. sclJoOl·ti"'8·" campuS.time ••• SAVINGS c SPECTACULAR I CHILl>REN'S PRINT OR COi.ORS TENNIS SHOES ~ 79cP~R .warted eolol'I ... prtral Kaleb UQ'tblnc in 7fl'tll' cftUIS'a wardn:lbel S.. I .... &;,•tk Dis amt! , ................. y ... ., ••• w ....... . CIRCLE BRAS ~ ·STITCHED ~ r.ict ftt. Size& 32-36-A, • C • ' ~-LI Olde llltcl>ed (tw. --2 6 32-40-B, 34-40-C. ea. "'~ H~y Kid•/ ENTIRE KFWB TOP 40 LIST REG. 1.59 99c 2 Piece. 100% Cotton. Yellow, Blue, Tan. Sizes 3-6, CONSUMER CITY PRESENTS FREE ARABIAN N IGHTS CHILORB-l'S THEATRE Aladdin and His Magic Lamp '' REPEATED BY POPULAR REQUEST IN OUR G IANT SHOW TEN T 6 Shows Daily. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY! 11:00 A.II. U:U P.M. 1:30 P.ll'. t :tl P.V . S:• P.K. 4:45 P.IL r r! I& 7 J r9'Jt HOURS MOH, THl U N I. NOON 'TM. 9 P.M. SAT. I SUN. 10 A.M. "TIC. T PM. DRY CLEANI*' DEPf. ~~~.OR SWEATERS DRY CLEANED AND PACKAGED . 3 ·~··99 · No sa.crlftce In quality! •.ltyl ... ,_ n.. ~ ............ Men's 111/4 oz. White & Green 'JEANS REG. 5.50 'u5' ... _,....__,_ 357 Senfortad. WNCe -4 Ciw.. Walat liz.es f1 lo • . .LeftttM • PAia lo H . rot the ;rourwer m• &.. 14, 1J and 11. OnfT J.J7. FASHION DEPT. The Smort a1\t9 Jean l.ocM.I The Smoorh Copri Fitt DENIM CAPRIS REG. •2 3.95 Kedba wd&M bl. denim lib'kd in the llDUt Calilona. fuhkia fm" 1'00m7 comfort and lllwp pod loot&. 8aam I to 1L • Fabulotu Yaluel • ' REG. 1.59 87c . ....... . ' to.~=:..--- , 1 I . i .. " ·. I . ' I . i '.I • j : 1 . ' .. I " : : '. ' • I ' l : I ' lj ' , . '; . I , ' " ' . , . i : I J • J . ' ) 'i ' 'j • '" • , ... :> .• "" . ( . . . .. • ,, .. •:• '• ,. .. ~ . .• . ,_ .. .. . • .. DAILY PILOT /News Press or Business Usel TOP QUALITY An ACHE CA S E.:S ONLYI 99 NOW 5 EACH UnconditlonallY guaranteed tor 7 y e a r s. Simulated leather. Q u a I i t y finished throughout. 12"x17%". Will -not scuff or tear. MIWS oa LADIU' 17-.-EWEL · . ' ' GRUEN I WATCHES wmt SJ&L EXPANSION I.AND 21- 'Ibey all must go. Ge:Une leather. An I c o, Konica, Wollensack., and many other brand names to dilose tram. ONLY ONE OF"-· . . SOo/o OFF! CAPITOL RECORDS . STIRIOI MOllAURAU e Nat King Cole • George' REG. 3. 98 . . . . . . . . 1. 99 Sbeutn8 • ~ Sinatra • ""~ ..o1 98 2Af Tennesaee Ernie Ford e .u;u. ~. • • . . . . . . K!nptaft Trio • Beach Boys ~ 5 98 2 99 • Dlck Dale • lndudes new ~. • ' ' ' ' ' ' • • • ~ Huge Selection. ~,.,,- Hu111I While .They Last! 1 OLYMPIC! WEBCOR! ADMIRAL! DYNAVOX! 'PORTABLE STEREO PHONOGRAPH CLEARANCE! l SOME INCLUDE AM RADIOS! I YOUR CHOICE : r ~a· .:-~c;;;.av~:;ia ~ E?•m~ .• ..,.,.lit, REG. TO 79.95 44~ REG. TO 129.9~ 74~ Complete OQjc)r Se}ecdon! Completely Automatic! Detachable Speak- en! P1a1'1 All Speeds! ' ·--,., •• ..._ •t '~ ..... -- ' "'...""-..__ ~ , ~-~ ~.. ~ < 1 . ' . NOW ONLY .. "· Q Oleanden, P'an NOW ONL y dendroru, Dra. 49 cena Palms, Palms. Philo-2 many others. EACH .. DAG ..;.~----------------------~---~ ~ ~mov-. .. nONECiiilON Weed Free! Fertruze yo u r ~ ROSES 49 pink. Flower ol · C Santa Ana! Large IN FUU BLOOM t~ gallons. Fbr wmter bloom . REG.1.29 EACH ~------------------------------.._,, s for 1.99 wmwiED~DiN~ or 49c -· PLANTS hf ~itt AU. for Fa" color! P«uniu, POftJIA.a Asters, PansJes. a n d JIUllES! many othen! 6 == REBUILT SPARK PLUGS 8i1 45 AUTO SEAT SAFETY BELTS 36! NDt f'conomy Unel Not flrst Unef BUY THE BESTI BRIJNSWICI Premium 4-Ply Nylon Tires lOW P"e"'i..rn ou•tity NYlON PROFILE lP-a9 TUBELESS Size lladi:wall1 Whitewalls --..,.-------- l'OOio:!S __ 2 for 533• 2 10' $36" l .70x15 -----,~.,~ 2 for Sll" 2 ,.,.141• 1.1°'<1a -------- HOO Lb. -•·00"!~ 2 ,.., 143• 2 10'146• Test 7.tox1a ---- ---- llleta1 . 0uc: _•.ao~1• __ z _ror 143• 2 for 141" ~ lcle, Easy to l.OOxta No Blacttwalle --2 for ss-1 • -Install! Com-- -__ ln_Thle G"""P t l.20.x15 No 81;......,•Ke -- ---fortable! Protect Youaell and ·001'·50•14 . '" T'hlo Gro.,p 2 for $56• your entirt' family wtaen clrlv-3 YEAa IOAO HAZA10 ing. Reduces driving fatigue WAtaAHry greatly. ·~J .FAST, FREE INSTALLATION ~-Jae. otPnces P11.l! tu and "°"'" old tire reganf. ~ .. s C'Ondltfon New! No : au.Y THE BEsn Metal Coils AUTO COOL CUSHIONS Really cool! Won't tear clothes! 149 Terrific Ideal for warm weather! Uae In car-boat-even patio! Cool com-· Value! fort! EACH ! -- .. DAILY PILOT/ News Press Fri., Sept. 6, 1963 MEN'S Ott LADIES' CAR COATS AND .IACKns LADIES CAPRIS OR SlflRTS DllY ca.AMID AND Pausio ANY 3 for 99c '~. 3Dry Clune9• '"' •-:;• • , ea..~ .... • Professional Spotting f,e.s.<; T han 3- • Perfert Pressing 89c Each , .... '114 ' • Returned In Plastic Bag On Hanger! ~= ... BATES PLUSH PILE RUGS For "cry room! Heavy COUoo with foam rubber backing. 516 Witlt Ud ~-5.9& .JI Ut UA . 618 k g. 9.74 )%.95 ............... . 9112 Reg. 17.94 21-51 • •• •••• •• •• •• • .. 111& Reg. 21.a !S.95 ............ . High Quality Cloth WINDOW SHADES Med• or neelk> oU p&lnt.,4 ch>tl\.. Complete with wood roller. M"x4' • • . .. • .. . • Liii 16"1'' • • . . • .. •• • S.14 ~ M":d' .......... Ull U"d ' US ' l0"x5. .. .. • .. . .. 1.88 ... -...... 311"Jt5' • • .. • .. • .. L88 48"d' .. • • .. • .. • SM TWIN SIZll REG. 7 .95 3'~~H -PLASTIC HEA~BOARDS -~ -Completely wash- able! Add dignity to your bedrooms! Special Purchase of Manufacturers Samples BOUDOIR CHAIRS OYER 1/2 OFF! Values to $50 FROM 131·1 Hurry. one and two of a kind~ Wite or without arms! CREDIT? ·-YES! FUUY WASHABLE! INSULATED! DRAPES 41x84 lnsulale as you Fleo. 4 88 d('('()rale. alum· 7 .M • inum lined for 72•84 'ear round com-Fleo. 7 88 i1.N • fort Keep rooms 150 K84 warmer• in win- :.~ 14 .88 lt·r 24" DOG BASKET AND : PAD SET REG. 388 5.95 . HEAVY DUTY 40"x 18"x29" ' ATTRACTIVE WALNUT OR BLONDE PLASTIC TOP WOOD GRAIN DESK Faclo'Y Buy Out! NATIONAUY FAMOUS VISCOUNT PORTABLE W ITH ZIG-ZA UST 60.00 3988 HUGE VAl UEI While They Last! ~EG. 29.95 88 They wanted to w Back-To-School sell 'em! D• f S • II WE BOUGHT 'EM! 1scoun pec1a • iiffii-=20%·PC~'"Sii"~~j' llolitlay DINNERWARE JLL~ Li with purchase of 5 Pc. Early American DINETTE GROUP SIMllAI TO IUUSTRATION REG. 7277 99.75 SoJid comfort! 36" Round table! Opens to 48" with extension. Nevennar table top for easy care! China set includes: 4 Di.Her Plats. 4 Cup8. ' S.Ucen. 4 Bread and Butters. ' Fruits, • • • ' . . . . . . --:· -.. -. --·~ Zill& • t -~ C ·-,_: li a1 ~ . .. I • 1 - ' DAILY PILOT/News p,... ppqQf::Jii TIKI T~RCHES . c 1.39 ·94 REG. 7ocl """" pok< "..., ~ c. steel ronstruction , CITY lbrougbout! Torch Wicks U 23c ea . 9112 Plastic DIOP CLOTI 19c ·~ Torch Fuel ~ 34c qt.• • Just add water ~;; ~"* :;c::;t;: f l I J • $0 : 14 ·7; 1 f!M ""' ...._ JU/lllBO Tight • ••• • ·--·- • Will ~ ' Pack ... Po'-I sci. tt. ·..--•an .... , 11 ........ .......... BAMBOO FEllClllG 2~! LUAU KITS ---· ., . C lat'feMt.5" ... ......... ~ .. ,,.. ... .... "• ........ r....., Lull '1>r Y-o and Yeus .}. Sturdy llell17 -"""- 1duJ lor (cndrlg. patio -· ertn&. .... bPrltn. La.a tor ~"' and ~ua. -'··.!!J." .""·--:;.·-· -~ -._...,. __ __ 6 FT. HIGH. 15 FT. LU"" REED FENCING Outstandin9 ~! lttc:auldescent Top '""1lrted 1M1D1c1111 CA811ns r,,t, _ ,, -. .,...-j UST 7.11 3~ .. Fab11lo1u Buy! ' ldral for lenclnl plliO C'()Vt'I'$. \00'7. ·•iv T•P aualitJ'. -··-----;;·i J~~bi~! •• ..p:.;;..s .. ALUMINUM 995 ROOFING "' '' I S.. ~ Over All Size •' ......... 1.66 ' •Mfrro...., .,.d. 20x20 2 39 f • \Vt>Jdect 1 ing doors • a· . . . . . . . . . • ,. s.u body • Toothb Chromed f 10' ......... 2.94 ~ ...... _er~ l..a!ch! rush holder • (!h~ . 3 55 ~ •.. :li.~>.Si!'~~·<C-,..;· ... . 12 . . . . . . . . • ·~ "°"'·"'"""'"""~~·-~ .,... ' ., , •.. w10• !!! Oceans r.'"""~"'!~"'"" ,;~,·~~ ,~~~~;:~ .~.Ef'~,,~~' .. ~ . or PAINT ! ..,. Hammel Glass Line Gas ~ ~-~ WATER HEATERS ~o!~N LUCITE 20 GAL .............. 44.75 ~ 30 GAL .............. 47 .75 ~ L~'" """' 00 YOO' 5 69 40 GAL. , ............. 57 .95 'bro.'°" or rollrr, • 69 10 •. ~•s:r ta ~· Dri!'s in SO GAL. . . · · · ; · · · · · · · · • . ·.~ • MUWtea. n kw<'IJ Rbstprool !IO% Control~ ... Automatic ·~ .. ___ GALLON safrty ~hutoli Pi1ots , .. Fiben:tlus lruWI~ 1:1'~ --=irator t'Olors! 10 YEAR GUARANTlll . }'; ft : l s ,.,,,•~sss;;;sJs:s;~~c, i111r H • / ('~" ...... ...., '' ~-.. LIGHT BULBS ~£.) isjc rwt tm inlll!Ctsl Does reduce meet ... :traction! Ideal for au awnmer outdal' ~ Ya H.P. AIOYE MOUIO POOL FILTER REG. 32" '1m ._ .,.,.. )lr'e9l.lre n1er .. .,.nthetit ti.r. MiHP~l~ Flt.er -GAL. PEit HOUll OOiPVT. Bait- dlel .,,,. Poll • .. ,. Dwp and lr wide. s -.OW' G.OU'Ni)''"111s::':" Sprinkler Heads Molded Plutic tun dr-UST nc de " ... i.. "'""•"""-16c abt@ 1n po~up models at «e. o;;;;: : I lF I , r I r JJCfftt'IJllJ fl' . ~.4 '' ARtl-111• •• SPRINKLER VALVE 3 list 5.89 • ~"'~ 66 • Be1vy (.' .. a-, •ruu Sia" WllierwlJ, --------- 100 Foot Roll 34" Flex;ble Plastic SPRINKLER PIPE >' • :;; ;0 <':>SSO$;'"$S Js;; ::::~c POOL CHLORINE NOW ONl y For I c-leari •nd 33 """"'"' pool' C Plastic.' Boll k-Prt>: v e n I s bn:-akagf arouM. ttw-poo' GALLON &rel! 'P::t~~!"°'~ai 2 'x4'xl' 6 OL CAN REDWOOD SPRAY STUDS PAINT • I~""" ~ FURY 1/4 '' ELECTRIC !Ol DRILLS ~~ 59c .·. 55c •·"•T •' Sturdy • ,..,._., Sw-1 .... 4 .s.idt'!? 20 Colors 202S W. Finl $1. $t11* Allt1. NI 1·6431.14 , , = ~:~~™". a"" ,, .... , 1n:i te1 •A mu ror.u c»-11·1ocnetten EACH • l I~ I l J '- > BACK-TO-S"CHOOL SPECIAL! THERMOS LUNCH KITS 2.98 VALUE 1 '~0MrlETI 11111 thermos! LI.fie .. ..wtmelll ol CIQlon ... ......... Tremendow J' aluel WWW~ Al Rubber!! DRAINBOARD ~-. ~ I -~-·-:=:.: ~~--~-:: -= ;: ~~: ~. -----C· : ~ -_:_--:--:--_.,-F --- I'// ·-. . -rJ' .--:::::::--. ,VALUE 1.59 79c Qulck run orr design. Protects sink and count- er area. White, blue, pink and yeUow. ~ B•ssELL RUG SHAMPOO "lnclu~~!~'!e Of I fil Bissell Rug Shampoo • e EAS\'-\l~t~ 7.M ~· \h,•n a pply VALUE ...... R"g Sh>m·449 poo with 1·onl roUl'd now Shampoo ?ilasttt. EACH e FAST -St1.1mpoo hll rug in lO min· _laj_., utrs. r::::::;1 • SA.FE -For all domestic fab.-ics. ~ ,_,_;_;_; Women's •&Men's Bowling Shoes By BRUNSWICK -MacGREGOR ' usr399 ~ 6 .00 ~ Durable b.::no'l111C .,_.made tii:r tlle-1 r1mow name .. IJ'l(ll1.ing rqui.pmml. ~ 1lylet1 and Illes. 1be3e mHt aD' A.B.C. aa4 W.1.8.C. rrquil'eOleob, - • ' Dorothy Ree~ ~VLt1? --Ii.~ YOUll1 CHOICl1 ;~''-N: !Wder. 1' oi. . I Rand er-r Willi Llnolin • OL I ,.,. a-•¥. I AWae4 lcftitM Jland Locloa. I F.uUIJ Sher I Shan,.ioo With Ea Aad t.....u.. P'amb Bae! ;r,....~-./ CocGuu 00 Shlmpoo Faiaib' ~ / CuWe ~P Shampoo. FIZllilJ ~! / W'1Ye stt With BriJJlan- . tine. 14 '-· ? -~----;J /Wave,Wilhl.anohn ""?;; • 14 Ol. ~¥'""""""'~"'~~····· Landen Automatic DRY IRON Esact Dial Sri· ting~ Eslr• ~ lk'Vel ~with8u1. ton NO()ks! • Powered By SUf*' Bee Engine P40 WAR .. AWK REG. $10.00 599 COMPLETE dacron hnrt ' I • Cle~ pl;ISUC ClnDPJ • Coekpit with m1chine gun .............. e AlllhmUl' and <'Ompld.,e • 'T'tN. edlaut Porta • U.S. Air Force IMilnla • SOr.aliiiJt ri•!t bead. d!t&ll I r ' Fri.. s..t ... 1"3 by Dorody RetJ FUU 14 OUNCES! R99. 99c Valuel 49~ cm..,,,.... I~ llG. a.tic. S&artl ,.m. ..... _ -• 12.95 ............. ·--..·511 r-.ty lo~ ....... ,,_ im w it h white plutk handle 1ad ..... West lend ''PAR'ty PERK'' 12 :C,~c~;""' ..,, c=n6 • r t, Ai..tfwll.tkl Ugh~t aluml- nwn. SlgnaJ light ln bui!. Graduati on mub: dearly visible. No J:ttdnc and pPurlng hot water. Use; regu. Jar or drip grind cor - leo. Model No, 29304 WILSON FOOTB,ALL SllOES I LIST 8 188 14.00 ~ e Bl Top • lAw Clll • DrBMe °"' di • AIOJ aprilts •teel toe lllld bee pl1te • ltd.nforced. Yl.Gll)& ....... •tee& wulleo ............. _ ' I ;~ : 11 .t fl t' I , I 'i "1 !1 -, ll ' ' .,, 1 t l' l· ,1 I: •• ;1 . ' " l J • ' • • ' -· • ... , . .. -. '" -. .. . . -_,. i>, II t. • :-. .. . . . . ---.. : . ., : ., .. . . ( l ' .....__ OAH. Y PILOT /Ne1#S Press Fri., Sept. 6, 1963 COllSIMEI c1n SC-HOC)L.11.ME ; PACE SETTERS Boys Blue Deni• BOXER 'EANS REG. 1.29 Heavy s and 9 oz. 69 denim ... San- ' l ( to:rbed. L o n g . wearing! Sizes 4-6-6. .. ~ ---- CHILDS HOODED SWEAT SH·IRTS REG. 2.98 69 EACH F\11J snap front. Durable! Ideal for play wee.r. Red- Blue-Yellow, Si7.es 2-3-4. BACK-TO. SCHOOL SPECIAL! • Attradively Styled ·GIRLS DRESSES 98 TO 598 Assorted ook>rs and prints. 100',li was}). Boys' Short Sleeved POLO ! SHIRTS 2Gi89(~ A~rted colors and stripes. Siz.es 8 to 16. able cotton. Sizes 2 to 14 • \ i DAil Y Pl LOT I News Press Fri., Sept. 6. 1963 ----~-- Boys' Top Quality mv / . cono• >~.L.1 t:> ·') ~ FLANNEL. ~INED WINDBREAKERS ::.i9e .... 2 98 ~~~ 4.98 ...•. 3 98 l'Jannel lined! Scotchgard rain and stain repener. Wash and wear. In tan, red, olive, blue and brown. PA• ''HUGH'' ALL PLASTIC Children's Animal Head SLIPPERS \"<~'' Buy i Now . . Fabulo.u Buy! 'l v I· ~ and Save! . . LEARAN E! · Men's Comfortable ~ BACK-TO·B0-0-KS- Summer Heels ·.. DRESS -a: rz&L•-zss-G BABY • BATH GIRL'S A"D LADIES' FLATS TOR~fPV-llMES YA~gEs 498· ~ ' SHOES 8.95 PAIR REG. 1.59 (ndented soap trays! GJlip handles! White or blue! r?rlong,wear!IdeaJ 79c for cold faD morn- ings! Sizes S-M-L ..,. Sturdy leather sole Custom Tailored SP.ORT COATS NEWEST PLAIDS 35.00 ~s77 VALUE - A fine blend of orion and wool for long 1 a s ti n g weer. Not all sizes in all patferns, but some in all sizes from 38 '' to 44. Regula.rl!I and longs. ,CASUAL conoN SLACKS SHiii trim taDortn&. Tap-REG 4.95 ered Jeg. Santori:zed • Wash 'n Wear! Beige, 3 94 s.o.m, Gfteo, Blue, or Bliek. ConUnenta1 and 1!1~Wdtd:leia . •• 38. ~ 28 to •• · . ~ ... the 10'.mc man. ', ~ .... w.ie-ia •••• 3.-" PAIR 1' REG. 12.95 VALUE durab)e alpaca knit weave. The perfect all around sweater. In green, black and red. Sizes S- M-L. For the young m an si7..E'S 14-16-18 ... -. . . . . . . . . . 5.87. 977 ZIPPERED POPLIN 'ACKETS 7.95 ' VALUE s~7 Cotton flannel lined. Wrinkle resistant, and wate\. repellent. Completely washable. In tan fir charcoal. $17.es S-M-L·XL Others lroro 9.97 to 16.77. •EG. 3.98 PAia flats. Black, white, bone, 49,!. Wonderful buy on good 2 8 8 Siua 1 red and l>rown 6 to 12 .I '/. ,1: '1 ./ r11M , Ma ny Styles! Your choi<'€''. . . L Te,ic Values' ""' Sturdy! Stylish! Wh.ite or bone. Open or closed heel. Size 4 >1? to 9. I I l· i/i/ I / ' ' , I I I I I , I ' To Pass in Class! ''KOOKI-'' SWEAT SHIRTS / Blouses TOP Everything! Pre-Season Sale! 100°/o WOOL TOPPERS REG. 19.98 100"( wool sho11 roats in S 7 a \arie1y of styles. So~id l'olors, plaids and t \\ eeds, Si:L.('S 8 to 18. l11je finest collection of blouSE'S In Orange County. Dozens of styles to choo~ from. Solids and prints in a Windfall of Autumn Colors. Sizes 32 to 40 • REG. 2.79 59 EACH Our Harvest Collection! EARLY AUTUMN SKIRT S·ALE! ALL 100°/o WOOL! • The A Line • The Sheath • Popular Pleats • Classic Tailored Styles REG. $5.96 ln fall and winters high fashion colors. St.JS 8 to 18. ~CH SIZES 4 \2-9 UUA -·-----·· "'---·'---·--. . ·~ Leasing f!A vai.klble At. Hall~o/ Fame • • (' .,. Opens 2nd Unit h met ,,.,._ .... ,,. ... ,at l'artlltalt, *"' Ml Suu Au r',..81 ~ ""1trt A••H ttrul, Cflltflllt .. '""" .... t• "'""'-,., ""' ,.., • 111 P'nllf!M ti ••~• ..... . frt• llfll ..._. .,.. Mt 7~ St. (w"'u Cme llW.l .. lrlstll, ...... t• '""""'· '"' rilllt tt ~ ....... I . \ .., -- ""' • ~-' Sa4dle~k Planners Break Ground Bmce Gelker (left). builder of the S 1.5 million Saddleback Inn now under con· 1truc<ion oo East First Street in Sanb Ana, watches his "work crew" wt up at h Inn's recent groundbreaking.Looting on wiUl him is ~ypsy." one ot the Early American art objectl which Gelker will inCOll>Of'lle in tlbe Inn's decor. 'Ille men with the shovels ar~ Elkl Club members. Exalted Ruler Robert Politi.lid and Robert B. Webb, president of the Elks building .-ociltion. The Saddlebed Inn and tbe Eal' Oub will combine l'o offer convention fadlitiea to as many • 1.200 pa90n.s. SA9'T l . AMA 3 BedroOm • Big . Lot Here's one alreedy landscepedl lncludfl wall to wall carpet, ~ilt in tiled kitche~ nice bedrooms ... and louted en choice inside one third acre lotl Room for two pools In thla yerd. Hand10me Palos Verd .. stone f ireplace. Nice entry. lh ,..ady to occupy in time for school. We have sold many at $26,700 . NOW $25,000 4 Bedroom One of the ~t popular of all 0.1 Cerro plans. Formal frent IMnt room wlht stone flrpelace aftd penellnt, lar .. famlly reom and bollt In kitchen with tile ber, ran .. , oven, dltJ.. washer end custom wood hood to blend wit h rich cabinets. lh landKaped-just one of a kind-carpets, even drepes In- cluded. Lish 1t $27,000 Yours today for small down at enly $26,900 4 Bedrooms Contemporary Nicely landsuped with 1prinklera, fencing, bit •rff. Rich o entry, handsome nylon wall ot wall carptt. Make a amell down peyment and Its yours for tess than Nnt. 4 e.d.-.oma-two ta.the (one with "pool door" to ,,_,,), femtty reom, All built Ins. Best buy In Tustin et $26,200 We have only 6 HOMES TO SELL-and theM exe~plea llat•d here are typical. Every home ready to occupy ........ veryone 11 established neighborhood. All priced to sell and NII before eur B•nk Deedline. ,..... .._. Map to th• Del c.,.,. "°"* t ' ... tt.e actual completed home• (not model•) thl1 wHk-end. Take Newport Nerth ... lryan In Tustin. Then go right to Red Hiii ind turn left on Red BIN .. the 0.1 Cerro entry gat" (oppotlt1 the n.w model homes and sel" ..... ). All· homes open for your Inspection. I Northgate . Reports Fast Sale Uvtnc room featurea la tbt homa are ued brick Hr. placet with mantle• protrud-lnl trom paneled walll, lltd· Ina doon and d:raper1ea. ~ roonu alJO feature the dd· lat doon. HICbllpU.., th• bau.rooma art p11lm1n1, topped W l th ~ DW't.Je, two mu in the mut. baill ad U1- . .. . . . ... . . Man Oaims Land Parcel SACRAMENTO (CNS ) -1568. Estates· Selll.ng Unit 2 Builffi,ng _,., .... ...... Ulll 0.. im... -QM 11_-.-. c. o.n.11. ..,.... -'811f• .... ..... DeNel 0-..-....,.."*'-12' TW-......... Delllll D.,.,_, -.l!lfll. 19 .... ....... su.• lfltNeM ---.. Cl w ..._, 1"S ~ ..... .... JlfMlr• UM Ca.. ,_,., an a- ... 11. mm. • ., J. -0.. •· We<ll. _rt ....... 1m a.-...~""·*· CMTA M81A 0. M. ~-elf. _,_, 1)6.1 LotM ............. M41rcel -· _, ..... m• M9nr ... . n.ua. He...._ J . Salt. •llllflleft. m7 1'•'- Dr., ta.Ht. K•""' ·--Inc.., Mii....,_, 411 a; 11"' "· ..... M . J. ~ 1are .. , U.1 WMtrftlnllilr .... 11.f'7. Ull., w an&. ~·'*" m o-ww ... &"5. MlltlTlltft.. t 8 ACM J ................ -......... CWel Clrcle. NA CerlM Ceelle. bettiecw MW "'i.. lf1'1 C.. C1rc:M. .... •• ., ....... .....,. -. .. Lart*rt Dr1¥e, .,., , .. _ DlldlMlll ... *di ..... ,,..,, c.,. cira.. 11.-. · ~c.r,.. ..... _.,._ ... ..... -111111..,.... ··~ 17'1111 A Mett.on,. Caiif .• man fl~ However, k may not ha\le .. ...., 1.. T-. reM11 -· 11"H1-1t ally has claimed 80 acres of been much of • bar1ain. The 0:::: N:;:;;.. ':;:o ,.., ...._"' Df4 land he purchued from tfle state h•• had t.be money in· ~ st.ate in 1922. vested fclr IOmt 40 years end, ~...1:.~.:........., .._ ,,_ '"11 •Mdl Tile man, Jam" E. Cram even at a low tnt..t rat. Herry c...,...ter . .-. '"' M.,,,.,.. ctuall .. ___ ~ · ..__ 0r1,,., 11.c a Y purcnaaeu I o m e of 2 or 2.5 per cent, ,... 11wer• "*-,..., ,. Moltlbl 1crlp, or tndemnUy certi.f._ more Ulan made up the dtf. 0r1we. l3.1ID. catee on May 1, 1 , at the f~ce. ~ ~';" -'· "'" ci-e .... r:ite.a« $7.10 per re, with the provbion he Id wr· render it at y time ln re· tum for federal land which I ~~vailable for sale by the 1 Tbe land involved is an M acre parcel about 9.5 miles north or Apple Valley on Hlfhway 18. The 1 t a t e lands com- mlsaion. which approved the sale, was advised l>.x the al:. _ _ torney general that the sur- rendered certificates had to be accepted as the full pur· chase price for the land I\ member of the lands com· mission staff c.tttma~ ~ value of the land, described as "raw desert land," was from ~ to $40 an acre, or a total from S1600 to l3200 whlch the m111 received for I hia ortglnaJ invegtment of Loan Official ----_..;;:::,;====~ · ~f o~·es to Firm I MORE Bl\RGAIN BY FAR With DA rt Y PJLO'f Cla~~ified Ads! I M. Elmer Cavanaugh ot Costa Mesa. fonnerly with I California Federal Savinga and Loan , haa jai.nfd Occiden- 1111 !\a"mli?~ and T.nan '" .,.,. 11~tant t•i ltw prr~1rlrnt ,., Nctrttl Me"-ltt..t. lel!U Ana • PtloM M7·l33J• WH[1!£ !'(ltSONM l[ltVICr II l-Cl!t1> •Y 1& 'l'U"9 0' flt'"tltl(N~ B.liyers Gui~e to Medallion Homes The Olly Mbaly modern how ... ill M1J ,nce 111ge The Mtdalllon Home Award la a cornlfaton• for modem IMno-1 aoffd bam for a hom•'• taattna value, today end In the futur._ Compare the detailed t lectrleal construction req ulrementl for th• Mtdalllon Home Award with tho11 for any other ty~ of new home 1ymbol. You'll discover the Mtdlllloh Home Award It the on• awerd that r1qu/r11 a new home to conform to tpeclflc and rigid 1tandard1, giving lmf)OrlAnt value to tht buyer. Her• are Juet tome of the qualtflcatlona: 1. A flamelHt electric· kff~hen Jqufpptd with major • appUMcM. ............... °""• 1. ••n 11H.U.1"1~..,... pnwtffl caPldtyflr at .... twenty .... c.neklnd ~ m1-. .. modem Mnta *8t"""8h ...... ftieo volt..- for the tlectrlcal CllllCftr'ftW1 ~ Mldt. 3. Abundant lighting ;t.M,d flDr COMfort. conu•Z. tenet and beauty. A totaf~ GoWMtdllllOI Homa glv11 you all thtH blMlttl pfue: • • • ... Flamele11 elactrfc home aftd wattt h • Soufhtrn C•liforni• Edison r:tJR0NA DEL MAR CAmlO HleHLANDS offn a "'ldnarlety of custom homes, with ocean view, eome with Interior p•· tloa, underground utllltlea, ~5 lledrooma, 2·8-4 bathe, family rooma. All·electrk kitchen with nnoe. own, dlahwesher, disposer, -.sher and dryer It lndu<Md '" pwcha .. price. S37.<XX> to '65,000. 0R:M904. LAGUNA LAeU•A 81ACRHT ofte(.1 ewn·your-own apta. wi: ~d· "'°"" ' 2 blttia. Tha IC' titchena era equJpp#wJttl range, OYen, dlahwuher, refrigerator/ freeier, waaher aocl dryer. Ei ch apartment la carpeted. "aound· ~" and hu an oc11n view Mth lanai. Under~ pafldno " elevators lndudae&. }-3111 to 1,410 aq. ft.134.DMeot. HY 4-8029. HUNTINGTON BEA.Cl# lllWNRTW T~o hom11. Mllu o dy beach arou= comer! Luxu rea: •cou taxturad celllnoa, anack hr, extra.large cloeet.11 p1tlo •n· trlea, flraplece, P&"'-Y n... 3-4 bedrooms, l betha, eeo-bedroom. Kltchtn haa renga, oven, dish• \IW'aaher, dlapo .. r, dryer circuit • ttt,760-123,500, Non·Vet 10X 4own.~1 . OltANGE •1HOMI IHOW HOMll" lft choice Northeast Orange, nur achocQ. ehoc>P'no cent«s. 3--4 bed· fCIOml, %-3 batha, lp&Cioul family •.oom.Jcirmei '1nlna ., ... fifoeolaca. w1lk-ln pantry. 8ulfl·ln oven ' tange, dlahwuher. dlapow,..,,.. ,. .. breeldut nooll. let'Vlce potdl pullmant. S21.cm.S28,soo. e 1200 down. m.1110. s -- " FIEE! Iii•,.,.. 1..-. a• .., W.. HolMIH/JW• M....,,,_ Pf'O¥W• complete 'rnfOf-matlon 111d oulclt ma,a to mote tf!an '°°new ho111lng developrntntl ffl e11 •outh9r11 California countltt. For your frM copg, ftll and IMM tt11 coupon below. Llntlte4 f1Utntlty-otct9f fo'n Hemeltuyen M .. azlne, De"-D, ltt An. f Rtdeftdt leacll, CaHftr11IL ' ---------------------------········· ... ~ ..... """ •end Homebuytl'I Magazlnt 101 • : Nat11e I Addreaa : I c~ '1 "J~~~~~~~~~'h0nt ________ _ Dulr9d home locdon(a) i : Oealrtd price rang to : I ' • : My kltch1n preference: O Electric O Other D : ~-----------------------·-----·-·---------·-·: -~-~'--~--·-·-.-.. ~~-~-~-----~··-·----~~~~~~----·-------·-·--~·~~·~-~~-~~·-~-~h··~·--~·t~.~d~·-~~~-~·~·-,~·~~-~----··~~·--( Dag Shih "Some palltllta are hard to do uytbia1 !« ••. maybe ,.. CCNld ·p him lame DOii ..... • Chamberlain Gets Taste of Medicine By RICHARD thou&h l aince have come U> CHAMBERLAIN feel U.t m ad.or in a wee«ly Written for Ulllted Pru• 'TV aeriea 1'UDl5 t.rn a c4ose hrtematlotlaJ teOOnd. Aller two )"e&rS in the same NEW EXPERJENCF. PEANUTS - DI. KtLDAIE GOIDO I I~ 10 lllf ~N05 IMPORT OFFICf . lrt.S. M"'<-MOQ\Jlfl.~ l. &ff. HAL ~mt OPE~IN6'M~ -· AMO IT ~ JVNl()llt ~SUNlOCln~ IT~Hlll\. AlllE AND sun 'l MUST HAVl!lDST MY HEAP OR SOMf- lWIN6. I JVSf ~~HO lHE~ YEl.Ufll& .... ' ly ChorlH M. Schufs I ~TI.MT llf.M ! . J • ly Ken leld ly laeburn Ven lure11 r ole, yoo'd think· a fellow My recent ~ trips 'NOUldn't have to go bract U> were quite differeot fro m I ............. ~ ectm bef<n starting a tbk-d ho thole earlier' one. wever. /llfi CAA MAS eta! SUl!M • Vf.5, TLL l5f GUI> Ttl QW 'tUf A DfSClltlmON ~ 90'W ll* CM·· year. Thia time I followed a real· From what you might have . ob- heard from some actors aft. deot doctor. sometimes lel"Ving him kl act.ion when he 'r a couple of seasons in • wasn't eware ol ft. On ooe TV ~· a f e 11 ow might occasion I joined a medical more till~ bead fur the near· studeft aod two iotema, ooe ! est boapital. Which is wt.at I oC them woning toward a dtd: but fortunately not as a career in neuro-surgery, on patient. The ho~t.11 was my rounds gWded by a rellident. llChool. Once agam, t became nus was the time it was a student. .. sug.g~ I come disguised Y~ see, wtien r>r Kl_I· iO ho'Pibal routine wouldn't dare ~sumes . on NBC this be upset by peQPle discover· fall, t!he y~g tntem w1U be· 1r1g they had a TV doctor in come a resident doctor. Thus, their midst. The ma.ke·up de· my P~ few weekA have been partment at MGM supplied 11pent m a refresher course, me with a moustadle. and 11 or maybe t should. cad! 1t my added dark ~s. I post-rraduat.e studies. f ............... 1 I About b a I way u • ..,...,. OFF TO HOSPITAL rounds a young nurse Slald. Whene-ver I ~ steal • ''Hello: Dick " When I \ooked le~ minu~ rrom the mouon to my swi:>nse. she " a 1 d. pl('lure in which I appeared "Brother with that mOU!l· I during the spring "vacation" tache and those glasses, you from "Kildare," I went to standoutlikeasorethumb~" l'Orn<' nearby hospital. No more dbgui-ses ! ; Twice il was the big new I l CLA Medical Center. and RF.AL MAN once I revisited Los Angeles But. back to the resident County Generaj HOS1>1tal. It doctor. W~at '· teamed ~ l was there that I had my first I hope this will ~ rell~ed 1 ex.penence w1tti me medical m my portray~ m the ~ prolession I dare $how dunng the commit Two ye~rs ago, the day art-year -was that be Wal! quite I "'r I was informed the Kil· a man He has a ~ea~y load, rlare role was mine, f spent a heavier respons1b1hty. But j most of 24 hours fol.lowing an he also has more tune -and mtern through his complete m()f}eY. alttiough not mud1 daily i;chcdule. mostly on for hm away from duty. He 1 duty but also including rare ha11 more c~e tn gee a· I moments of relaxation. It was round than the int.em. qwte an ey~er. and I'm I hope the questions I asked sure my portrayal of the m· at hospitals this time weu lPrn was greatly 1nnuenced more intelligent than those bv the cxperiencP nf two years airo. Alter all. I still don't know how an I 've been pretty i;teeped tn lrrtem !ltand~ the pacf'. al· med1cme f'Ver S\OCf' No More 'Take-offs' By JA.l\fES BACO~ 1100 more newsworthy t ha n most i:s that she once posed HOLLYWOOD CAP l -St.el-for a seven-pege , nude Lay· la Stevens says ~oo many ac· out en Pla·~y magaZVle tresses are taking .orf their "My msecurity was money c~ -and blammg 1l on -lack of it. f was £lat busted art. . -rinanc1ally .•· "It's insecunty t!hat makes What started Sleila oft on 90lresses pose .111 the nude-the nude brade was a refer· not art. 'l'here s m 0 r ' art ence l.O ttie recent .J a y n f' when somethmg is left l.O the MM'lsfield layout wi ttw> same •magination." a r It u ' ~ the ma~azme · ht' a ut.lf uJ blonde r What makM Slt'lla · ~ opin · Jayne send she did rt or ar1 . Whal a taugh Shf''s lfl· ~ecure about her act.mg ah1l · 1ty and she pamckP<l F:verv actres~ w h o :in Be a Good Neighbor nounc•G..\. a nude pose ·~ in I hr I m1ds1 of 11n arfrn~ slum!). 11 honr I n('vrr have to do ii , If \ nll ar p II lll'Wt'OO\PI . nr '1mo~ of 11 nrwcomcr In C'oi;ta Mesa. dn hrr 1t tavor h\ railing HP I" n l\1ssel. the (o!>la Mt'1a I IO'iless f tw'twe.en R ;rn(I 10 a.m I and she will call on your friend with infor malion and gifts from THE • a1?a1.1 I w;i~ Pmbarra'l~rrl .. 1 Slrl111 "81!1 -;Ile 11""'0 lnr I hf' layot•I no4 ~11: afl rr '.?111 h CMl'tury Fox dr('flPMI hrr c·on· lr3<'1 l l\.'lc.I a hal>v SJn U\ l'llP [l<lrt I didn't know a souJ m I town J couJd appeal w I couJdn't go baek IA> my home town of Memphls because I was involved in a custody case f ' di M h IS with my ex-husband and a r1en y ere an judge ordered that I be thrown I ln jail fur contempt ol rourt LI 8-6041 "I was insecure-and hun· ' gry A pOOtographer and hl.1 ~===========-_.. Wlfe offered me the eharl<'e to make S.1.000 (or t hf' la~ out I Thundering Results 675-3311 -I Look them UJl on 11 ' !lie IA\ 11111 apJ)a r rnt h 1hdn t h11r1 \tf'llll ~ 1·al'('e 1 all houli(h 111 1111'1"r' 111 Mrmrn.~ pr1·.11·h .-;t •rl 1111.n• ,..ho11t hrr md 11 f \\ < J' .. I' I' I ~ l'tltl111 lllll/N1 ~ ~ 1111•1 hr1 '111· t 1111r f\f llt• to11n a f,hll'•I r1-.m~ ~1111' DAVY JONES HERMAN MISS PE•CH POGO • M! SP!~ M~T OF "TH! 0 /11."t LOOt<INC. OVElt. OUlll TOWN ••• STUO'Vl"'4G tT UNTIL MIS COMP/II.NV A"ltlVt& .. , THAT'$ \llAAT Mf SA"tS, AH'VWAV. -SME tU-t~ r ~LWA.Y5 WIN t:Al\C'Y· E'~TINf> .: ['NT ES TS'! 8Ui ¥El.L'1 H~C.Ot CA~O't E..11T1N6 [ON\EST!. "" -(.Al2.Wl~/,f \) "'f /\1"''2.<.11\ MMON) ) I 1,2'."T" f(2•1.f'' 504 IC''" ) I ' ~·; .. ~ -·· ~ ~ n.tf TJ.l•EF .' I I ly Leff ancf McWilliom1 ~f TMIS ISN'T LI\..£ YOU MA~IA I IRA WILL WIN IT IN A &UEZe ! 'IOU HA\/fN'T r;,ar A CHANCE o~ GETTIN~ r1-1e. ocz1:e ! ____ ../" ly Clyde Lamb T'lo'E PR1l E OOESN'T 60 TO Ti-1E WINNElt STUP!O. tT GOES TC' Tl-I• W INNEi;:'S 0EST F1Z1E.NO . ) LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE - , 'llY:>S '9 '1¥11 AOOU .,_ 'JUNVilWlH:> 'C 'stHJ. ·1vw ., 'NMY~ · t -uMoo ·uiHM '6 •1ivs ·1 '11vNS ' ·son:x>NiHI ·~'NY:>., 'NISV:>~W 't-ttOJ>y 'hVASNY Not - Don Knotts l So Nervous Now ~ ~:: ~# -;.~ By CYNTiflA LOWRY 1 Oon has ~ very mcelfE HOLLYWOOD IAPI -In playm~-in a much calm~ I . . healthier vem-A o d y Gnf..: this televmon era M lnten-fith'a deputy and alde·~ leiy dedic9ted t.o exploring lt has been a fnullui, oomJ~ in dramatic form the miser· table assignment, for the "Art:: I iu Ole frustrations and dis-dy q~ Show" u; now movfl , mg mt.o I\! Uurd CBS aeasoni ! eases or man, lhtre ~ one ac-1 much oe rt spent on tele~ U>r 1Y'ho hu recovered from ion's top 10 popularity list. : ; tus ner-Voya problems. 1 Knotts &eema to have ~~ And. ttiet, of COOJ'MI, Is Don a liWe ahead o! his b.me ~ K.notm, the slight little mao developing a specialty £ wiab the woebegone f~. who playing neurotics. 8 a c le Iii: I first made it big in televlsioo. • • the dear, departed day& d livt!" by creatirlg the most frithten· televis.ioo, Doo spent tnre[; ed, quaking cha.l'acter ever frantic y~ playinc a ~ 1e8'1. choneurotic on the soap «>Pi': Since movm.ir. out of the otd era. ··Search ror Tomorrow·~ ~ Allen hotn'. where ma Knotts, who iis mo~ a barcY.: comedy specialty w~ playmg I working actor than comed>aaj: an incredibly nftTVOtl~ f~lk>w. , ts reooncded to playing fun...:E -----ny fellow!. • Hospital I But about retinng h1' nf'r;...; voosman character he say~ • · Anyt>ody Who stays Witb ~ one character for a long bmJ ;: gets pretty tired of at. ,.,.~ I Inspected JOY ol our business ts creat.in~ ! new dl.aracters. and that ~ particula.rty tn-. 111 com~ A&wmblyman Jame! Whet· I work " --~ more I R-~ Alamitos) made ~. 3 Wm Vwginia ~ •. ~ mspeotlton o+f ~ fa. tive. ha! won Ulr~ Emmft: I ctHties of the llurt.ington for hi$ supporting role on thf": Beach ConYalesc«lt ~· ~-a part he dreamed~ Hospital owner-administra· (or btrruPelf. He had work~ tor Robert Zinngrabe showed wittt Andy m · No Time f~ Wbetmore the rompl«e focill· Sergeants." a stiage pi.f'i ties and plan,, for t'he new ad· wbidl first brought Gnff.: ditiions now undef' COMtrU<:· U> public attention. When ~ tion. t.e1evlsion series was undq(i; "far loo few Pf'Ople are considenaoo. he merely ca~ aware of the exceUent care ed bu pal Andy on the t•l~ available tn modern fac1lltiea. phone and iwggested thal tJr. such as ttie Htmlingtoo Reach shenff of Mayberry need~ Convalesceit Hospttal." Whet· e deputy Andy 1tl.lowf'd q:; more w~ quoted a5 ~)'mg in how ~ did. and Don hid ~ conch.dng his visit permanent. · ?f WE PRINT EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN • • • Everything from a card to a catal09, we print to perfectionl · No job. too small to get our cu• ful attention. PricH reasonable. DeliveriH right on the dot of our promiH. ..-or letterhead ~ invoi<'c~. l'nv•· )OpP~. ~tatf'mf'Olt; ~ntl bUlllOf'~A (ari11 Snap-0111 form" tn ronlnrm with yo11r nt>ed~. I Pt II( rlr•1cn 11nrl pnnt lhf' rorm~ th!lf IA 1!1 ''"t \'n11r rPf1111remPnU r.r1 n11r ~lll:~<'~tinn~ Mtl e~tilnolt'.!l e TOP QUALITY e LOW PRICES • FAST SERVICE Daily Pilot/News-Press 2211 W. Balboa Blvd.,N.B. For Exce'ttent Economical PRINTING Call ORiole 3-4330 J • \ ' I ( LA Wins, Face Giants Angels ··R·ap Twins 8-5 12 Ml'-Y lll'K.eT"'9WHal» '"·· Sept. '· 1"3 A FEW WAY.WARD VIEWS ly lud Tucker Cherubs At Home With KC U>S ANGELES !UPll-The m&d-wewy Los An&eles An· ,.u, ~ at ninth place m tbe Americell Leaiue. once LOS ANGELES-The p~ne ~ find tbemaelves cowrt- call wu from San l"'rancisco iDC on a new surie of hlttini aumc about World Serles power to improve ~ir Ameri· Uckets. can I.ague st.anding. Sin~ t h e The Cherubs, who ~n a call wa.s from 13-game home stand ~ a a private cit· .et m three agUist ~ight!1· lz.en the Im· place Kanaaa City txirught ill , pllc~tlon was Dodger Stadium, cloeed. their that the GI· roed trip yesterday ~ a ants are in-late-inning S.5 win over Minne: deed d e a. d. so ta in a slugtest sparked ~Y For reasons of three 00me runs and 11 !llts tor Ile Coast «:.'kt>. pride and gate percentages, Early in their road trip the ball clubs are reluctant to ad· Angels came up with a simi· mit death until OW hearse Is J.ar outburst a,.tnst the last· parked outsldt. place Wasbiogton . Senatocs, Guys on the boulevard, then were muffled ~to .indif· however, accept the hand· ference by tlle .Detroit Tigers. writing more readily. They But tboU' revw~ yeste~ay, nave little to lose 1ave the wbldl dropped Minnesota into privilege of standing in line third etace' gave thefn hope to unload S12.00 per head to A I Slat AM1•1e•11 Lueu1 11t\Tt011AL Lu •u• witneu the post·leUOll tour· nne e Oelroll -001.....,, J 1 (It ..... , •-:1 '°"'°" OOO OOO OD-J I O Heu1IOll tD0 t0e.., .....S 1 I nament. s.c.i . ..._"._ citv. 1.,, ,.m.. ...,,_..,.. G1add1"' f'I an0 T,,_, "We are not takillg lt too KM~c. w 11-. w• 111. Hk:/lol• m. ,..,,.., Sell Frend..-eoo 011 • •-a • 1 "d "W See>!. 7-KAnu• ·City, 7 U • m, (ti &nd Nlaon. WP-Mdtraon IS.II. LP HOtt.o.rt IN) -.. ,.,.,_, lollft. badly,'' the voice sat . e KMPc. -w11-<•'>•>. HA-McAvtttt. oothl. L-cioi alld ...,1..,, L,........111 1w>. realiu you can't win them ~·. ~K•mu Cttv. 1 15 'm • ~~~=-C•IY : :, ::! ~ : Hit~•ll•• 1141hl. "~ 111111. 11 " R&k-Monlu ...-It), Lowidl Ill Mc(-IW!ll. Dodgers Blank Ciihs 4-0 Dodger S"'te a Liberties were belng taken ~ dra~ even willl Kansas r,:i_::-:~~:,~..,. llH> 1nc1 -""" '"'•bu.-.h eoo aao-... • 2 with the truth. You could City, which dropped one 1o m ,.._, M11wav1<.. * tw1 ._. • ' catch them coming davm the dearly hear sobs in the back· Chicqo 4-1 yuterday to have ::!"~:::" : : : =-~ : : B:,~:;··s!:~7 1!!;1 ~~·~~~' L~ atret c b especially if th e -ound. their margin over Los Angel.es 111<111t.. .. _ ">· icnna 1101 -P••--1••1. H11-M&1-121111. GWits can do a little helpful f"o' -"'-:.U'ed to ltt!Hri fury !l•l>l •NI '40w~nl. LI'-New Y0<11 -.. .._. ' t h>inm~ 1be G\ant.a are 91L * • * '"..au o.ne game. Kllna n-11. H1t-111111 ... 111111, K11-11. Leult 111 aao Mll-t u • ... ~r-· ' -rz .\,.lual1w, 0 .... pa.n•• at&e• ~ A's abo bold a one-c .. ,., ,......., • ..,.. m. Cr•le <•>. Oil.., games out. '" '1 '"' , .. ,... GlA.n\ -'-'-f the sealOO over Lo• AllMM• '" ooi 01)-4 11 • C•i. Moe,_ "1• -Ill •M CeMb. Dod Sarid Kouf tlon to Ult Glut11 ddeate ef .~.e ........ ~ Ml-• OI) 001 __ , • 0 ure1 .. _.. (l>-1) ..... Mcea........ ger ace y ax their NaUonal Le•eoe UUe the Angels with an g..7 mark, <:.._ O•lntlll C•L ~ .... \I) -~°'"" (1·11. 000 ........ 1 (2.1-5) burls for the vnlt«s Id f 1 t ... _ .. 0lla--..... , llld ~mu Mike Lee, l·l , ,.....,., ,...,., 09• i.1, P1ei. m •• -._._ "' 1111111-.. 10 ' ••allnst BlllJ O'Dell (lU) lo C:OU ~ IK "-r-... p.,..., Cfl -...... .,_,._,.. (W). ----· -wa:s tabbed to even up the Loa L~-.. ,. C~). HU-Mer ... ,.,..), Mall 111111, Ttllll Ol Ind Sc ... lftrl ltkllert. • duel of left banden t.o open Imminent. It waa a summer ... -elea club In both d ... ...-_ """1. "'""'" c•>. Toun c"">· ._,., cai ""' ll'DMbon. ~lclWrt th -~ .,herein the Giuu did _. ~ wil:b ,,...;..w•, .,..~; ,111..., 111111, ,.., ... cw1• U·ll. L~• 1 ... 121. H1t~1111&m w111. e ~·· r.ondaid t hemaelvet la the . ~-~-:....!'"look • All re96l'Wd seats ere gooe ,· an.oer of champl.... a.ssJ.g~~· ..,_, '""' ed for Chi aeries indicating a u Bobby Bratu ta.Id Ht good m ~ls l~t\ start, faces crowd fl. ~ 120,<0> will 1~-ai-. .. A wbudnl -.at Dave ~ickersnMR._ who is RACE ENTRIES w&tdl t2>e final meetmea ~ flt seven foll.wed tty • lellng l0.l3 with g..,.. Qty. tbe teMOO Wwttn the two 1Creak ot ...ven It aet 11eua.nt . ~sed to s~ndering early clubl UY& nqrated from New lnniAI baseball." innmg leads 1D ttie clulc'b, the Yort State lo 1958. • * * * Angels reversed~ t.o pull Ott Mar ...... fllr k flt....,, I llXTM UCI . I'll ""'-"" Nrl. I u--Alvin D-.J, ru nlfi even witfl the TwW 4-4 in the ...._ 1, ,,.. v••r oklt •·"" ..... Ete:Oftdlclo Handl<Ai,._ , • ..,,ager c1.1" re ses Probably the first stg • sixth overcome another Twin cieer 6 ,_. Ptnt P•I 1 P""'· ~1~i11:':':;~.s.:r111-:;:1,r•1;-: to count his Giants out of t.be cant sign arrived several l.ad 'tn the a*.-.. and break n.r u.50. wt. race, 1aying, "anything can weeks ago when tbe San a s.r, tie ni-ui7 n1nth with """ uu. ' 111"-•· .,,.,_ 2 !;~::i1•Fi:· 711~~~.1 ::: happen." 1''ranclaco manager took three l'UD$ for the decaioo. vur olda. Cl1imlng. ,urw moo. wt. =~. J~I.~. fr.i1var•JI :~ But after losing three m leave of his baaeball sen~• It was a ""lltect dominated e-MIQ!o If . lallrM) ::~ .t.·OUv (f . aurnl) 106 four to the· Dodgers in !As d ---ced ravinl lJl '-V lllNrll>ti IA, 11•-t.l lftlffloCUIO< IP. frtYl 116 An.r-t 1-~ --'-end the d an .COmu...... by the Ion& ball, with Hannon llettt< -· (M. llollll•I 11• s-1 c .. c .. (T. Nlkltaw•I IOl '--&c:iM ,_ w~ ' e- J>Ubllc. AMn Dar~~ boy Killebrew and Jimmie Hall ~B·~~.!":"iT~Eic!";;;~. ::: :•::;;!,~''h'~~1 Coe••> :~ fending champions dropped a genlUJ, somehow ~0• con-hittin& back-to-back homers 1,.., 1Mr1t IP. l'rev> 111 ,:,,,1 Mel (c. ,,.,_,,, 101 Labor Day doubleheader to vinced rival pit.chert were in the thi.rd-thei.r 36th and ~.~11c\1t1J.v~::;i-rn \1,~ HVINTH AAC9. l\Oi mlltt on turf. Chicago and Oil Thursd<t)' fell .Utrowin& baseballll at hla bat· 19th respectively_ for three FIYtnwMre-"'· eo.1.1 ::~ J.mr-okl• encs uo. •-10o H•ndiup. to Houston !>-2. tera and ordered immediate runs and a 4-1 Twin lead. ~~~.~;, ~~ .m•1 :~,::, ·~:~ :.= =.• ~\:~0012~ Dark has hie btst. pitchers nla.Uatlon. Rall'• blast came with a rDall :t:i:., ·~~:.; 10. H•H> 1:';'; ready for the Dodgen with In another highly unration-on, whil• K•ll'"'br""°''s •"lo 'f1c0No uc•. -'lloolr .,,., "''1""9• ·-cE a 1 101 "" '"'-r Juan M"'•1'cb k t f "" "' " "~ .., on l\irl 5 vwr •14t -u11. Citlmlng. Mell\~ · urnl ..w-game W-,... -· -al moment, Dar ~e.n '° ~ shot allowed him to pull even Pvn• moo. ci.1m>no twlGI JZ!OO. wr. =:: ~~!~'r.,!K;,~"=:,., :1~ al followinl o·~ and then II to accuse Pl:ill.adelpbia I with Bos1on'1 Dick Stuart In Lltllt Beep (J. C:"'*l 101 F011h0fn (F. C011t) lit J--'-"'-.J-A for the finale. R D .... of dellberat.ly LtOy O'A"lll'~ II. Burns) 109 M M d '" II I I l tU -.-ii. DlllaUn• yn• ur-. the 1~£ue's home run derby . .v ... ,!Ga Fl"' c11. nu> 111 o°";; •• :, 1J: L.:.:,~-;-· m Walt Allton of the Dodgers ~yone ~ a;o!p"t!~ ~~e~i Los ANHL11.~a1 • " " ~= ~·rVMw.o~,, ~;,: ~"';.~!!"~.'J~11er11 \~ count.en ~ Don Drysdale nAJ p Qwmoy (F CO\ltl II? lllU1trel0< IM. YIMtl lQS and Bob Miller. 1\15 faculties ltnoWS full well .. ,_, cl l I I I Pn Uld IP. frtY) 11' EIGHTH RACI. 1·1• mllo .., lurl J . bt d l 1 Fr""" •• • ' I Count F•I (C. Blins ... 1 IOI ytar old• Ind UQ. Cl1lmln9. ~urst 11!00. Should the Dodgers sweep Duren'a eyes1g an con ro w.9.,., " 1 1 , ~.ni11tr ''"' If. Kl"OI 101 wi , to M• lHI than perfect. ::;: : : : ~ Dedi<llk>n CA. Mu~e) 111 P•ln<IPlllO IR Y•••I 11i the series, they d appear lt is ridiculous lo suggest T"""'-• 1n o o o ,., .. 11•1'" 115 o-"' r-n. N•il•N••1 1ot have clear *11ng toward the dlt I I~ 0 6 0 .t.bl>ev'l Crut (J Lambent !'!:.'! W(J•.Y Cl-K. Chu~lll 111121 n.nn•... aven thoo"''-they Duren could hit a target as 1100°!:,°, , 1 , 0 ~--• ...-..,,. ~ .,. &mall as McCovey. ~ltrwll " 0 0 • lHlllO RACI. ' lurlonQt ! .... , olds ~~~~~-l,.~-,..,1..·~".9,,,l..WI, :1:1:1 llaLovu~s.t.hrte games left in St. • l Other radical departure 0..-P O O O !>rad In C•lil. CltlmiflO. PurM U<IOO. WI. J1yw11'llnt (A. V•lt111uel•l 1 fr:m ai;ogic, Dark enlisted the ~;,,.t':~" : : : ~~:~: ~~';" o~~ v,~":'~-1 \~ ~~· ~~1j.,~ni·c:~ v.,....1 :~: Thunday at Candlestick, f l>foll.. I I 1 M" P'lwnlngo (J. L1mberll 114 • l 1 t"-G' •• l-" 1 " g"""g into &JtOniShing Strategy 0 nam• ,_, • 1 I 1 0 Admlrel \lelour IJ. Ltontrdl 116 l'IVllle '°" IJ ... 11-I II 1n:: WU\~ CN -V v•• Ing a starting pitcher .. and To111s :i. • 11 • ''•"'M"' cT N1u9oy11 1" 11-v.... a....!::9 1!!''~'!,,1 1121 the nblttl lnnlnt with right· tending somebody else to the M11111110T!, It " II $1'am•I ••• c~ Fro1 i 11 A-H. Kin• irelMd entrv hander Bob Bolin riding a Jnoun<i. The purpose, appar· "°'""• lb ' ~ 1 : pcounH llACI. , 1u•lo<>•• :1-v .. r-010. NINTH u cr.. 1 M ml'" "" lur1 l three-hitter. ently. was to render rlval ~-.,I ct,, I I I ..... UP Cl1lm"'9 PurM n.ao. T~• 'rtU olcla 1!10 Ut . Th• llhh H~nllltto T1len Bob Aspt"C)llDOllte play-Slnl• lubtllt. wt. Pu,... "* H ..a-.~led i managers helpleu In a state Kll--.W '' 1 1 ' Nleht• Gtory 1G. 11.,.,.,..,... '" w1. ed ttie villian. e UV\a1 n ... 111_ '1 • 0 0 11 .... eCllll•• (I. L_,.,.,, 114 Sl>OO-M• Cl' Fr<•I 111 th .J~h and llCOJ'ed on a Of OOnfuSiOn. ..tttv •lh10 Cl' Mor-> · no sirrgle by Bob Lilli*. In the "nhappily for Oar ... thA re· As!~ •• 111. •, o1 t1 ' c ... o .,. v..,1 Cl' Fr••• "' Gooct 511rt tF •1varer> "o t th A .... ---~... added a '-a '-~ Nevada W•tt CA. M1utl 111 Gr•.-Sit "" MtH•l I" en • ur''"'""',_ action around the league was o.u.,. • 0 • 0 0 I cMc Pr1<14 u LtOfl•'~' 111 three-4"Un homer after Howie ...... of ln .. 'ff'"'r'"'n"e. It .. -came 'ff:,•,·"-! ! ~ 0o ·-· • (J bt ) II r· '"'" w .., .., .._ '"° ~~ .. v ,. ,. l"IFTH llACI. • tv•lon,> l vur Didi Mr. -t• L~m rl II~ Gou had Sinf}ed in the lrSl tbe pr act Ice or opposinC "'-;;-:.1: ~ ~ : ~ ~'.::""'.. p.,, .. uooa 1"' Tom, °"11 ' cM 110 '''0 I run of tile fl'allle. team• &o bomb the first pUcb· 1411•0 ..,, 1<r< c•t(ltt 1" "~; 1>-H11 wi ' The uprising gave Don Not· •r and -aJt lrOtlnd to bomb ~ run lor Otlns•I In 1tr.1 c-Slrucl( Fonto•n IE 8urn•l ::: leba.rt h.'• run' th f'>it.china vlC· • .. ..,1 '°' O••IO )ft "": o-l•rutk out '°' Ct•tne lP. Morano• I \.:h I ~ d .,,, r • tbf' leCOnd. . Tllomu In J1• Oua~t P•OOI l.J Llmf>trfl ;;: u o rt LIC::li tOry 8S he Went ~e ~ ~V· ' Recently at r>odger Stadt-1·~~~n.~':1.. : :, ~ ~=~,.~:'~':i. ·,M v1nw iot in~ up five htts tncluding um Dark started Bob Bolin. E-N..,. Po "-L01 •,..•1•• v.7• Mt,.. •-c 0"0 IJ~ Leo••·•• 11~ '1 The University of Miami al I solo homers by Tom Haller 1 • . l f I I .,, d 1 .,.,.., 11.1 ol"-;.lltn end ~-. LO&-Roman llru>. CC. Brin...,, " d WilJj M "'ft him n or one nn n,. an I Lo• ... ,.1 .. 1. Ml•_.,.• 1 H"-""''""· a-roo-Mv .,.,1 u Leon1•01 "' Coral Gables holds a 13· ll in the fif.th an e c- then brought on Billy Pierce. Hell. ICllltb.•tw, Torrtt. """'· Foll•. l-..... c Mclldet '"'""' rn••• football edi:e over Florida. Covey in tihe tenth. Tbe Dodfen scored 1J runs. I F••900• • ltt ~ ~ .. 'W":'>'¥l!>W i¥4 .... tt:"""1,• Nltllf •-• • • I ~-CMICA90 (I) H II Al that, the citizens or San I Al "• I 0 l"ranclsco did not completely :z.·•" a o o abandon hope until Labor RACE RESULTS ,~.un7:'11t : ; g Day. Disaster struc;k on a hol· w1111...,. 11 , ! ~ : tday a!ttrnoon. t ,. , .. •:lfli"""!' ... ~,,.. .. ,.. v _., • ·~ , ,.. ~~= : , 1 o o Unbelievably, the Giants _. · ~ kNINt , , o 1 o , .. ,, 91.1.. lenttthr off the "'"Ce OIL. -· ltlaULTI L~lo. lllCIU'I, C.lrh lam, lrv<UIH. I y,., .. '°""'""' f llrf, lni.v v..,. '''•· cS""'"t'I ' • 0 0 ~ ~ •""' r-THUllSDAY, SI PT. t, ltU Hon•v Ot lune. Lori.'1 Kid, Scrtlched M.,· Mlooll, Tiie OI We« kralt,,.O -I Buhl • l 0 t 0 by losing a doubleheader t-0 CtollfY a M...., -"•v• Mu11< O.•••I Co••• svo., Llmt. •"-,' : g g 1u & vur olot Claimlno. PurH 11200 Old• bred lft Ctllf (tolm•ne Pur .. .,. lurl, ).\ru r-olM. Cl1lmlft1. ,,,. San I T011la JI 1 I 'Bue BloeJi)tuster" READY TO RAMIL! -Oranee Cout fullback Bob Haynes was an All· American last year and bu been looking "better than ever" during recent ~. The 196-pouncl package of dynamite will unleub bjs fury against Glen- dale and Oceanside in a three-way aertmmage Saturday. gaiiut Gleridale Saturday Ot:C • Ill Rematch Of Orange Bowl By BILL DONER Haynes was the star of the Glen· Sports Editor dale triumph Jut season as .he bal· It'll be a rematch o! last year's . tered the Vaquero line for 113 yards Orange Show Bowl game in Orange f 7 o Coast College's Pirate' Stadium Satur· in 19 Carrie! for an average o . day morning when the Pirates from per crack. Costa Mesa tackle Glendale's Vaqu-White wasn't too bad either. com· eros in a game-type scrimmage. pleting 10 of 13 passes for 136 yards. Oceanside College will also take Larry Jones, who'll see plenty of ac· part in the "locked gate" scrum which tion at quarterback Saturday, hit on is scheduled to get under way at 10 Cour of six for 46 yards. a.m. Hunter was the top pass receiver ''I just hope we're ready," OCC in the Glendale bout, pulling down pilot Dkk Tucker said following six aerials for 101 yards. Thursday's double·duty sessions. "We Up front, the Coasters will pre- need work on our passin& game and sent a formidable wall Saturday with defense." five veterans scheduled to start. Tucker slated a single afternoon Mike Fazio (185) and Gary Carr workout today with most of the two-(205) will be at ends, Gary Magner hour drill devoted to the above men-· (220) and Chuck Campbell (205) at tioned departments. tac~es, Bill Epperson (203) .and Ken Saturday's scrum, which will give Ma~on (190) at guards with Greg the Bue Co:lcbing staU its first real Wojcik {~30) at center. look at the troops under fire, will def-.Other pla.yers set for plenty of ol· initely be a "locked gate" aff.air fens1ve d~ty include Marty Aldridge, with no spectators being admitted. Fred Srmth, Tom Ruiz, Bob Ernst, "Glendale requested no specta· Brtclc Montgomery, Jim Hyatt, Mike tors," Tucker explained, "so that's Santa Cruz, Larry Findley, Al Kile, the way it'lf"bl!." ~n Cray, Jim Morgan, Ron Paterno, OCC topped the Vaqs, champions Rtck Hanna, Al Davis and Billy Autry . of the· Western States Conference in Davis, the Brea·Olinda whiz, suf- lhe Orange Bowl last year, 23-16, the fered a knee injury Thursday, but is. coach Don Bennett's forces have re-expected to be ready for action Sal· portedly vowed revenge Saturday. urday, "They'll be tough,'' Tucker ad· Defensively, the tentative lineup mitted. will have Magner and Wojcik at ends, Glendale opens the season in two Cray· an(i Findley at tackles, Paterno, weeks with defending national cham-Davis and Jim Morgan at linebackers, pion Long Beach and thus Bennett's Carr and &ott Wiliams at corner- concern over possible S<.'OOts in the backs with Jones and Scott at half· stands for the scrimmage. backs. OCC will open on offense with ."We'll play everyone on the virtualJy the same backfield unit that squad," Tucker promised. destroyed the Vaqueros In the post-The Bue roster has presently dip- season classic last camnaign. Ped below the 70 mark with the usual Pint-sized Billy White will he 11t number of daily dropouts. the ouarterback controls with fleet· "l don't think we've lost any real footed Mike Hunter at left halfback, ~.ootball players yet," Tucker said. .Toe Scott at rif{ht and bulldozing Bob .Now we're getting down to worldng Haynes at fullback. size." f ' I the C"':caao Cubs. Blowing l'lllST 11•cE. • 1vr~no• M•·d•n ,_ ,OURTH llACI. • •u•lon••· l·•••' I •IYINTH 11.t.c1. Abolr1 1•, 1vr1one• Totll ,. 1 0 two games to the CUbs Is as s1u11aw 1A M .... , "t0 '·'°Joo 1nco .,..,,o, PurH '1f0Cl. r.ot ANe•~~· • " 11 d'lffi"uJ.t aa I dyina rnan &tt· ,\JMrlcoft ,rlnct CM Ya"f ll UCI l a C JIM-I lA M .... 1 1 IO 4 00 l IO Gralft O'Stflcl CF /\llrtrU) ll fO & Oil 4 lO O O -~~C~ ltonMdl 6~ M~y IF C~I•~ '• 4 ~ ~~ Tr~(J M~u~•I llOJ~ W Onb d j I ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-···~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t1ng fntO 8 hospital Without Tl,.,. -I IS. Alto llAfl -Ht Mtn,I vlrtol"V Pdnctu IR N<Y~•I l loO To.l1d1 (II Y11ta) 100 Gi!llam 11> I I I '' '"Wb~,._~,lt!! llllllikWW W'OllQ-. L' , ..... A1tront1't, Gino lln, 110'1 O' r.,,,. 1 IJ 'I •••O R· n L .. lo Tl,.,.. -I II ).J Also lhn A-M1 IM-rl ' ' ft first providing proof he IS 3 c.,.11. Flrol Alarm. Cybtrn.llon, Ser .. I Au«: lllr10l1M. Fllvolov• Jo. $,,.wive, le.Itri.. A Frtd<lla <:.. IMllv t R..,Uttl, 1 o.C.lt If I I 0 minionaire. 1111. 11ono< Solrll krelch«I C.M••I Com.>l!ev. Alllli Fl>"'!. .t.I IM Y•nt. 0.clut 11, Tr-rtll•, llubY lllno r1r, Qot-• ( • • I I ,t,t, Old 8Hrcol. Nt11vt Mar~ . .t.noel Pit No Scrtl<llu Rine-. A-Mc'4fod I. Clvtno<t Enlrv Sl<.,.,'1111 Ill f I ' I ~tJIJ, the Gianu rose to the SECOND llACI. I furlonos. Maldtn l'l~TH llACI .• hHlnno• 1 •••"Old• ~""~".., -""' so .. d. ,,,,, '°" ftOfl. l>Glff.otl • I • 0 Tl~o Weeks Remain 'Till Surf Contest ncca1non and the winds at 'veer.old 01111• Pu••• 11100 I c1•1m1no Tr.t S•n Bt•n••o1"" 1m111em '';':~~T~~ACI. • ,0, ..... ,, ).,,.,.0,0 1••lrlY.,11• >11 ~ ~ ~ : Only two weeks rema.ln be-I have already SlRJted up for I surfers already entered thl~ "-· dlA ... ·1ck Park blew shock I~ .. 0. ~1141' IR N••t•• "10 .. :.: C•uh Puru inoo . 1.11,.. 'lllow1ncn , ... 0•1 Mtr ""'"• M(M.,, ~, .. ' • ' I fort" "™' West Coa.111 Sorrtng tills .vear's Gn<W>t"""le. ~, ... ,. Tnrff L••' CF Cotl•l 1· I C.n'n llmmlnv CluC Pu•11 Sl100 T1Kew•· I 0 I I I c . It WJ""-........ year are Rem Sizemore, 110· (Contlnut'd On Pa(t' 131 !I<"•,,. .....,.._, 1 '° 1,' v. .. 1 · "00 in 10 11n 1na•1n o,..,. 1J L•m0t"1 •6(), JG, in qic,,.rt P ~ e o o hamp1on.-;h1ps open M unt· Various 'divisions of com""'· Timt 11! I~ Al•n "•" "'""• lno 14 M ... , • l IO l IO 1•• $,,.,_,, .. Cl' ... or•no• 00 •• ~n·rry ,, , • 10 gt n h ··~ bir Alter .• Jack Haley. Ori M o1•t-S11ort ·' Page~ 1:1.1 4 l ull, lllut ..... clnlll, ,. ••• Jul .. 8tll• Soull•r<n S••cto .. , •• .... llO 01wnolr ... fl ''"" .. "' •n , .. ,,. I I "'"'')In •• ,, to ... : m on eat' 1111on are planned. mcludml{ (' M M n o .. ~ •. 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"' 'o+lf \ ,, '' .,,,. •·n ~ ... ,. ..... , , o~•. \.1 t •ltft•~ ,, ''"'"'"" I ·~ ''"""' ' MrMu • ~ • ('tHtlpP 11 ... ". ~L tt ti 81 I.. C< tr bi r~ p. I f,(. •• ... F - • ( I ---...~nr~-~%-,.....-.-......,~·•·'-·-~-----.;;;....,.-.... _.,.__._..,_._ __ ._.._ •• ~._.._. .. ,... ____ ..,.....,.. ____ .._.._._. __ ._._._ ____ ._, ________ ~~~~- ... Area Preps Close · 1st Week With , Scrimmages By GLENN WHITE A week'• wort wil be "ummed up and a ptevlew of the 1163 fooCb.u ~ for ti ve ol tba Onn&e Ooett area'a six pnp elewm 1.. comet Sllturday. 'nle occaaion wUJ be in· truquld ecrimmacel witll battt. Mt at various hours. ranctnc from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~ Miter Det wtJl not / scrlnuMCe Searday. How-•Vfll. coadl Oidt Coury' s * * MD Stalf n-a . Is This Cham.ps' Uf ? e. Sometimes the IHe of a champion ls.n't all It• cut out to be- •. uu PN.0Tt11....n•• 13 Take ?tjater Dtl's football Fri., Sept. 6, 1963 --------• 1l'oops for 1nJtance. Weekend Sports Log n.e Monarchl were the onlJ ~ Coaat area eeven to win a grid tit.le in 1982, capturing the Anaelu• IAatoe crowD with room to spare. RADIO Friday fl:SS p.m.-Aniels Kansas City, KMPC. 8:10 p.m.-Dodgere San F'hncMco, KP'l. Satuday 12:55 p.m.-Dodeere San Franc1'co, KFI. But thlnas haven't been so euy fbr tbt ''Bll .RAld" from Seta Ana. In fact, coacb vs. Dtck Coury ha• kept his f o r c e 1 worklng momlng at .noon and nl&ht the past week at Chapman eoneae in Or· ant•. at Some 46 Mater Del foot- 4:55 p.m.-Ancela VI . ltJmal ~. KMPC. 8:05 p.m.-Rama vs. San Fraodlco, KMPC. Suday 12:55 p.m.-Dodgen at Ian Francisco, KFI. balln start tbelr dally roo- tine at the tnlnln& lite 1t 8:10. 1 :25 p.m.-Ancels Kansas Ctty, KMPC. After roWnt out of the sack, ma11 and commw:a.lon are aet for 8:30. Tben brealt- fut at 7:06 followed by a tai>- ln& aessJon at 8: 15. \Is. Everyone la on the practice TELEVISION Fr1da1 t : 30 p.m.-uetle Lucue playoffs, a.int1 ,taf. • 8 p.m.-Dbdten Sift Franci.soo, Channel 11. field at 8:50 and tolnl fuU Aea.m unW 11 o'cloclt. It's hmcb at nooo '9Ad orrenalve ud cWeulw. .P'OUP mee_Ung1 tr09 .J:lO WOil 1:30. to Beel IDd leldnC othen to tbe jayYMI. Newport Katt>or. Jo.de<! wirb b8ckSeld md line vete- rans, tddt i&a amual Blue. Gray ~ s.turday at 5 p.m. oo the ~ prac- tiOe CJekl. Huehec 0.Uy predicta the TV'S wW Mn better ttU year tt*l hf did Wt 1982 when they posted a 1-1 rec- ord, deleatine ordy Fuller· t.on. ••r won't So out oe a Uml> by pNdicdnC ., --~but J do W we have the m*W to at leut have a wtDmac ... aon ," Hu&Mi ~ Ba for duty .. ..adi stare u Dlil M~. Gree Mack, -. Burb, .Ta Weber, Steve Shedd. Jet! P~. Wade ~'°"• Ted Wbit.eneck. J e1T)' 8-1 · lie. K e n t Nfllltbery IOd Steve Powers. * * * * * * A rea Gridders $tay • in Countj Mater Dei 1tanda a1 tht tar Del), the .P'r1lln tMie oa only Oran1e Cout area achool St. Jobn'1, Oceml6de, Ber- wlUch me«a football ,_......_ *""'. &1TouChl ol C b i ft a . --....,.... 1Ake and L. A. ~ Ind titkxl out.kie ol Orqe Cou.n· M..-Del'• .UU m. been ty this. MMOll as the Mee m~ above. popul!Woo expioaioo oooUnuee In the Cl'e•view Leacue tbe to tate tome ol tbe luster o11 following acmol'• ~ prep f"ootlball .cbeduies. foe8 are listed. ·• The Bood ol peope lnCo the SAVANNA -Ma,yfair md area · and ~ into the Norwalk . ecbQoll bu created a tnarl TUSfIN -No outtide com- oo bus ~ llld dtt-pe&Mion. tricU have bad 1lo anutf ~ LA HABRA -Lyowood, ~ the trips for atbAetlc: ~ ooeer. i.. Sema. out-cit the county. SANTIAGO -Norwalk. Gone are tile chaooee for SUNNY HIU...S -No oul-ar-ea achooll to try their for-cide competition. tunes against auc1I 9Choob u MAGNOLIA -No out.side Santa Momca. Long Beecll competit)on. r.dtxioill, Riverside, San Bern-Sunaet Leque adino, Alhambra, Glendale, ANAHEIM -Ch.afiey, Re<!· eCIC. laoda. 1be MooarchJ have sucb in-W E S T E R N -'Riverside terestine foes as Inelewood, Poly. Loog Beach Millikan. Fnmcnt (Loe Angeles), Dot· NEWPORT -No out.side WJ (Loe Angeles), aod St. competition. An1boay's (Loog Beecll), Pb-RANCH 0 ALAMITOS - mona Catholic in non-league No out.aide competltion. 'kinnilhes. WESTMINSfER -No oot-Meao~. the other five side oompetitioll. area ~ Meaa, SANTA ANA -Chaffey. Corona deJ Mar, Newport Har-FULLERTON -Downey. bor, West.min.st« and Huot-COSTA MESA -No out- Uigtoo Beach -have dulled side oompct.iboo. their slates wit h fatnil)ar F'reeway Leaeue county ~-HUNTINGTON BEACH - We8tm1Mt« IM Corona del No outside compelitioo. Mar each met out«-tbe COWi· GARDEN GROVE -Ne ty oppocriQoo last year as the outside competition Lions f~ Paramount and ORANGE -()ceanQde. the Sea K.iD:ga traveled to Re· SANT A AN A VALLEY - dondo Beach to meet A.,._ San Bemadino, Lon& Be.acb Saturday t p.m.-Dodgen at San F ranciM:o, Cbannel 11. 1 p.m.-Bowlin& with Art PalTa, Channel 13. SJ>-dalllb return to the field at 1: 30 while the re· ma1nder of the club goea over fllma. A squad meettng Is held from 2:30 until 3 p.m. PLENTY OF PROTECTION -Huntington Beach High quarterback Dave Wilde gells plenty of off1'n· sive protection from linemen Jim Lofe '16ft) and Ray Naylor u Oiler football practice c.lo6es out il.6 first week of action. A mim.mage (open to the public) Is 1>ated S.turday at die high tohool stadium (4:30). lion. Jordan. However, ~am<>t.mt ha 1 BOLSA GRANDE -L.ake- been replaced oo Westmin-wood. st.er's scheduJe by Bolaa Gran. BUENA PARK -No aut· de and Corona del Mar WIJ>-cide competition. ped Newport Harbor w f t h Oraogue Leage l :30 p.m.-Final six holes of Saturday play in WO'rld Series of Golf, Channel 4. Coury, perhap1 feellnt a lltUe weary himlelf by this time, lets everyone rest from 3 willi 3:45, with din- ner followtna. Net Affair ,~~~~~~~~~~~- I Guftlefl Set Team I ITALY -eosta Mesa's Seal Beach A v\aboo. VALEN CIA -CA>rona. While Orange Coast arM CAPISTRANO -Army, Na· fana are forced to settle for vy, Elsinore. 2:30 p .m.-Wrestling, Channel 5 4 p.m.-Bowling. Chan- nel S. 4:30 p.m. -Bowling, Chamel 5. Another rett perlod takes place from 4:30 untll 5:30 and then lb back on the practice grtd for a two-hour evening drill. Pl.ayers are allowed to re- l.ax for an bour and lS min· utes following the practice wtth rosary set for 9:50 p .. m. U,bta 10 out at 10: 10. Oh, for the life of a champion. ~ 40 olvic llld bu&i· oess leaders of Newport Harbor wii.1 be on hand at the Balboa Bay Club Satur· day to a t t e n d a lciickoff luncheon for the annual Bay Club Invitational Te n n i s Tournament. Wins Softball Title Seal Beach Brelhre..'1 Church . I n 1 ' 4:30 p.m.-F I I m ol week' 1 NFL hlahlight.a, Channel 7. scored a 10-6 victory over ~·• &o.cll WestmlllStel' Church o! Christ o. w 111e11 lr1tt'lrett , 5 p.m.-Del Mar tea· ture race, Channel 2. 5:30 p.m.-World stock car championships, U.S.· Japan swim meet, Chan· nel 7. 7 p.m.-Joe Menno vs. Wayne Thornton (light· fleavyw~I. Channel 1. Sunday 11 a.m.-Cleveland vs. P ittsbarth, pro football, ai.tnel 2. 11 a.m.-New York v~. Boston, pro football, Channel 7. l p.m.-Dodgers at San Francisco, Channel 11. 1:30 p. m. -Conclusion of World Series of Golf, Channel 4. 2:30 p.m.-Stock car races. Channel S. ft4 Knute Rockne o n c c said, "you've &ot to pay the prioe to be a winner." The aflair will get imder way a1 10 am last week t.o win the Westm.m-~-'"wHtett ster City C h a r c h Softball c;1111s League. =.. This year's Bay C I u b tourney, wtucb will be held Oct. 25-26-27. 1a e~ to draw '°'1\e o( the lead· ing amateur players in the country. AU proceeds from the three-day event will ao to I.he Newport Harbor Com- munity Youtl1 Center. The win was tbe second for ,.,....,._.. ... the Westminster club In tbe r.!:..,. three-iame series. Seal Beach OC Racers To Compete For Crown Plans f o r ~n of the Youth Center will be out- lmed at Saturdav's lunch· Several Oranf e Coast area speedsters are expected to eon won the middle tile. 7·5. Box Scores: 0 • WH,,'TU"J•er (""•<ti of ("'•tf-tO Vlerro 1 lll•tlno.,. I w a 11u 0 I(., 0 T1Y1or • 0 1111 WOOO'llfl 1 .. '#eofrvff l 1 "' lllt• 0 ...,,,. 11.,r l \, 10 Al II join 300 of the top bicyclists o...1e• tn · the !tale Sunday when ~ 1 I • 1 the California Stale Bicycle 2 Vete1·ans omi:_ Chalflpionshlps are held at ~"'-" El Toro. Oonnrr Action is slated to gel under I ~~~,,'" • way at 7·:.> a.m. Sunday with Head Fights ~~~1:. the senior event. The junior SN•..- ,1 I • 0 0 0 > n n 0 I I 0 ' 'Wesfmtftlter Vie< r t N lllloln-w. lllu 2 Kly. J W. Woec!nlff o II. W-U!f l ~ 0 M. l lW 0 ..... 0 °""" O Wiii I f S.I t..'11 ~ H ~ I Wiiiett 1 Glllle I eee ..... ,..,... I Lewlt 0 OeMer 0 Little 0 T\lfftflflM . ·-0 0 1 • racers are scheduled to begin L•'"' • • • • • l ~ l , • ? , ) 1 1 l • 1 • • 0 0 • 0 1 1 -,, , I (Nrcll nf C'lrial-1 ' n n ] n 0 l • • l • • l • 0 t • • 1 1 0 1 • 0 l • t 1 • • 1 • • --ri 1 trtt!lrl n--7 -' • 1 > I • • • I I 1 1 , , 6 t 1 0 ) • I , 1 I I 1 1 1 • • --71 1 'I 4 p.m.-Llttle League aeries final, Channel 9. 4:30 p.m.-T ape of Rams · San Francisco &ame, Channel 11. 5:30 p. rn. -Bowling. at 7. 45 wilh the veterans tak-TIJUANA -Vet~rao -w""""".., Ina off at 8 Pl'<'Cuna and Antoruo Ve~as-v .... . "' ." ..... ,. Ovu 300 of tht leading rid· quei headline Sunday's buU· w. 11•11• '"""" "' °''"', 1 1 : Straight Wins Chamel 9. 7 p.m.-Tournament nf bowling champ10116 at Riverside. Channel 11 9 p.m.-Columbia Open howling tourney !PBAl, from Gardena, Channel 5. ers in the state. including fight card at the Pla7.a El ;:..,, Olympic Games ace Jack Toreo, the downtown bulJring. 1111 w_,,,, Disney and national champ Sharing the applause wU\ be :::. w-•u11 Bob ·Parsons, will comp<'tc Benjamin Lopez Esqueda. one e•r• in the grueling test. or Mex1co's most exciting and The affair wiU begin at the unpredictable toreros El Toru Fire Station w It h ~ct;<'tl will be1t11 at 4 p.m aenlor division racers going Procuna. an Inspired. per. over a twlJting 84 rn1lc sonal figure in the ring. is RD courK wh.ich runs through known as the · ~tcxican Gyp-WA YW A Sllverado, Traboco and Mod-I sy" for his thnUin& style. The Jeska Canyons. once-mighty matador hasn't ((;oDtlnued. f'Tom Paie 1%) The juniors and veterans s h o ~ n a~ylhlng faintly r~ will race (2 miles. with 100 semblmg his ol<I form thi~ wavu.. h Thil 1 a thing that could entr1ts anticipated In each year. owever . . wa r1n f dlvtston \'(lasguez will be making ~: y~pe~vf; D~k 'itie :e:i. Parso~s holds the course his rirst pubhc appe.arance u had 'virtually assured his rec;ord of 13 hours. 32 minutes hert' this yeoar ., w\fl Lopez 5 ti al Lea t and 15 aeconds, an average Esqueda. ~~~t ~ ~~ut~".,nce ag~ of nearly seven miles p<'r ~lx. powerful Pcnuclas bulla be tom to shreds by th• gales hour for the hilly grtnd ~111 be rcarul"e'd. at Candlestick. . .. . But lht C.lanta Wfrt' 1urel.v I S J '\1 · 'I' 11 I I I • u •· ar1uc·r·~ o o c ,ua ti dtctaud and • city waa lf~ast at thf' terrtfytnr truth I Sub Mariner~ Club d '''" ( .rown men critd. Old lad· 1 Id Ir~ threw thtlr knltlln~ nted· port Hcac·h wlll 10 a 1 m· I I ... 1 1 IUI chlllfr,.n tumr 111.111 Sunday on Al.·• "~ n 11"5P8 r. ' " II I Inn na w1lh A lull lrn'I" d llh I 1Un• ,,.,.~ fnr ('at , .. ,11 . •t' " I' ('It ,. • dl'tV II I VAr!O\J!I ~~" ""'' 11n l'\planatlnn. l tNt \\'llUI' ~fly~. •n oltl prn ~ hn a ~km t1 I \ I n i: 'nlllpPltt ,,, htiA -n •vrr vthlnf. f11ln1Ni. · h lf•I' t •f I<•' Ir. , 1 ,. .,. t~, l'JW'O< thl' ti(!\ "1th fl Hp 11'< ~ 11111? to II~ lof' fl ni1-otwn s 111w ;·, per':>!'\ .in· 1'' p1•1 11'<1 In .lllr nct 1tw nff:l.r. 141111'11 "111 l•r topJ'f'1 flfl "''ti 1111 t•I f'tllllj! 11'.l~I I· 111 tlwr 111f111111.11 '''" 1 ;in h1• /\llt.1111rd h• 1·,1lltnc .I n h n 1:1• h'lrr I\'; I 1111'.. • l • e ft " 1 1 Mississ1pp1 has a clean fool· ! baJI slate againat Houstoo I : T~ Rebels have won all 10 I o games played. ~~~ such unglamorous pra<."bce LOAR.A -Nogales 1 La Pu· Dan Gurney, fresh from a two week vacation, wiJl rank among the fa- vorites In the M o n z a Grand Prix road race lhis weU.end. due.ls M Huntington Beach ente), Carpenteria. vs. eo.ta Me.!a, other oounty CORONA DEL MAR -No followers wiM have better for-outside competillon. tune. BREA -No outside com- In fact, 17 ~ the remain· peUUon. ing 23 vanity elevens wW bat· LA QUTNTA -Bloomil\iton tle at leMC. one foe from out or Colt.on. Gurney, who ranks fifth In the w o r I d driving standings, will be behind the wheel of a Formula One car developed by ex- driv1n& king Jack Brab- ham. ol O;ange County. LAGUNA BEACH -Coro- Startine with the Angelus nado, Fallbrook. Le&iue represe1Dtives from L 0 W E L L -L.a Serna this county CServit.e and Ma-<Wluttier). Noaales. The Monza race 1s one or the most fame<! ln the world. Guaranteed Factory (8.W.) RECAP TIRES 67't • 11 -flt • U -nt I 14 --I 16 99s EXC. 'NHITI WALi.i SIM-· com MllA WEST AUTO SUPPLY '"' "·--Al.I. CllllDIT CA .. >S LI WMI HOW TO ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF SUNDAY TIMES ' HOME DELIVERY The idea l ,,.•ay to tah the tm' Angeles Sunday Times is by convenient, thrifty home delivery. You' re sure ·of prompt, regular receipt of your nc"·spapcr •hen vour nei1thborhood carrier dt Ii\ crs the Sunda~ Time~ 10 ~our home. The coupon bclo\\ is :all you need to stan )Our ~n·ice. Fill ir out and mail it today. Your local dealer ,..,;11 bill you; ) ou need send rt o money no.,., r-------~----------------, PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPT. P-3 I LOS ANGELES TIMES I TIMES MIRROR SQUARE LOS ANGELES S3, CALIF. i Stan dcliv.etiOJt 1hc Sunday Times to my home u the ratt' o( ~1 per monrh and rnntinur until f11rthrr I nnrnt' I 'o\Mf I I \ l>DH I .\.t:. ,\11'1 l (l°I' PHOl\l _. I L--~----------------~----J • I .. l ' • -. . ' . ... . . I ' It . ·-., ••••• ' .... JI' • • • r • .. 14 M9'.'f •11,.ft f'llWM'H ll Fri., Sept. '· 1963 Hot Albies ·Head Outdoor Menu BOWLING Current run oC aJbacor• and u11ets. Only a W.U Cte.. ca... ol Ventura Couoty ahould Canal and u.at of Cale.xico. perhaps the hottest act1ot1 ago Davey's Locar had a A wamtnc from tbe tlJh all prove productive. T&e Niew ud Alamo rtv· of the aeaaon -h<>1a the cat.ch of two aJbacoh ft>r and iame depart.mail: De_.,,_•-•t4-.• en allo Jr0Yi4ed plellty of outdoor head.llnes today. one day. Be aure ancf clean clamJ ............... •-lboodl!C· WITH AR T PARRA Longilu went wild at Ult Now. pa&MQ&tn u. IV· thorouahly Wore eooki.q , A nutlUt\l\llt ol do¥t Urn· It wu a dttterent at.or)', first ol tht week after a eraitnc elpt ud n1tlt lhh them. AlJ dart partl ol the ilJ, told the ltOl'J ol the bow...,., tor AllteJope Val· couple of weeks of a 1 o w each. · meat should be dilcarded OIJ8nlDa ot claw IUIOO with Jey bUIMn wtt.b few bird.I play. Continued &ood fish-Wednesday 's surpridni and no elem• 1hould be tal· pleoty Ot ~ tam• b1rda on abowtn& beclute ol a lata lng seema likely since huJ• rains pro\lided IODM ucei-en frpm areas ~ Mwa11 hand ln lmpertal a n d cold wave. Awra1• bal schools of &Jbies a re re-lent ftshlnl t. area •at.era. t'ont.Wlnatlon. Coachella valleya and alone then was only two doll• ported In ar~ wau rs. One or Davey's boats work· Season f o r the P ismo the Colorado River. per man. Rear that 10und ot thun· was i;uaranleed ll proves some 100 miles out of the Ing near Huntiniton Oats. clam opened Sept. 1. Larsut concentration ol der in t1'e dilta.nc:e~ It ii the I that bowlers Wte Uu~ short jetty. came in with 17 wblta IN A good crop of clam• 11 the tuty btrdl have been Deer ll~rt staiM.aco of bowling balli term type oi tournamffil over The "'eet's magnillcent bau and a nice allOl'tmenl reported In 15 to is fee\ of reported In the Brawley With the earty deer lea· bouncing pi.ru into the pil$ as 1 a hve game route I action waa a wdcorM rt· of bll ba.rrles. bass a.qd hal· water off Zuma BeaCh and 11rea, at Bond's Comer, IOft nearlnt l1J conclmton, lht 198.3-64 bowling season Cosl.a Mesa kegler~ almost I lief for landing operatora lbut. for non-dtven. the beacbeA atone tbe Eaat ffllhllM Orani~ County u weD wu launcbed Tuelday night dommated the priu hst wlUI •iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW,._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiij;;;;iiiiiii•iiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l--------------------------------tn what Is t.o be the 1tTeatest a few from oul,,lde collecting I! 1'° l ~ ta• vear in Oranae County's his-part of the loot. EmJe Aver· Lory. goniado. of Tustin. had 100 Meet the Agaiut l' allep Free Lataeer• Raiders to Seek EYtty operator report4 ~ to pJCk up Sl21.50 in the mendous tnteresl Ul startlng scratch divisJon. Art Miller. m tu rues thts yNr whteh Costa Meaa, had 1002 for 1t.eiroa from tN1e fact that '° '6().75 whtle Johnny Heisey, many rel'Uan atayed away also ot ~ Mesa. had 1000 from bow1inC centers durlni for S:J0.50. In hazldicap play ~-League.l>aw · was Cbet ~with 1068, wu up to nonnai ~ be too picking up '121.50 for durini the past abort SU SIOft. rua effort. Ward BeCW. Santa but open play hu suffered. Ana, had 1056 while tM tblrd say boys who haw bee.I\ fa<:ed place berth w~ spbt by 'Vitti a alow period or ttle paat EvereU Carlson and Ralph four months 190n at 1020. I son wa! from Gridders evenge un ay Honver. tlh.t 11 now hind· Hun~ Lanes 1ight •d D!'w ev~ythlni and Welinar was pleased wiUI everybody is lO<&ti forw ard tne turoou1 and is eratelul to biaer and bet.A« score~. to Johnny Johnsoo. Red Pro- Me.ta aemi-pro football troops, The Free Lancers. beaten Garden Grove Vlkinp. '47.0, McKlnlie'• llalden. Cotta th• boy1 are ready lo roll." I opener, wen walloped by th• will attempt to mab amend.a M by Ventura in their IQIOD a week aco. . Best wi.she.5 to all in thetr bert, 8cj) Probert and RaJph for lut week'• U4 Jou to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij v eatura when they tacklie the btle cha9et ~ ~· -Ison f« torming squads from One o1 the biggest ~rea&· their centers. es in boW\in g tttls year LS ex· An event now gomg on al pected ln ~n'• ranks. The . "" Valle-y hie-Luoer~ at. COila Wea Hieb School Su.nda,J. Actioa la &lated to cet under 'la)' at 2 p.m. nctet.. priced BACK ro SCHQOL llKfS AND ACCESSORIES BURT'S CITY CYCLE potential in thrs field hasn't Mesa Lanes 1s the .Merry·vO-~ ~atched. acco.rding to Romd f?oobles. This ltS three those w1lo a~ dose In the games "' .open pl~y. w~th P I ct u r e. F\gures indicate ICOrteasts l:fl o~ration, with there are slighU~ ov~ five : ~ ~t.rib~ = at '1 for adult. and UO f« !~1~7i64~i!i~lt~Ytli:. ==C...=~·~M~11~1~~MJ~6-==74~23~~ cldJdren, wW be on aale at tbe sate. Proceeda from the nu.I.lion men part:iOlpaltng 1n pnu · \BC sanctioned leagues. Sta· a ~al oi $46.75 was paid out. LisUcs released by the wo--~1ch 1s a lot of quarters my men's lntemallooaJ Bowling frte~ Concress give a figure of two W1rmers "' the last M"!'1"Y· illion 500 thowand bowling Go-Roon~ was the combi.na· m . no ooo boo d J1m Reed and Haney regularly tn more than. luu. W de 't:h 1172 Lin Plerce· sancUoned lel!lgue-s. This Js an a · wi · tnerea5e of 11 per cent ove-r Ev Carlson. 1149: Peirce-Chet tut year. Socha 1135 ; ~:Jo May California added nearly Wade 1110 came 1n for a !.000 leagues to lasl year's ~f:r·~ ~~•= fi~ pt~ total to agasn lead s1 toul• h.. "" "''°''" l•,.., onc1 all slate& in the number of Chlc.leo hi\ '"".""'" '""' -. lf'IO llOlld tor hoQh •cor•• WlBC sanctioned leagues, Los Oro-. Countv wilt 1.-.. I h••• ...... l ntr''-•••-...1 st rt lO OVPllCltl If\• 'KO'"' •otleO •I M1ole i\nge es CO lvu\.e\.I a a · uno ,,, Gorocn Grta,.. "'°""' !M ling 1100 plus new leagues to ""'' ........,., I Ch '" la.ct •• " dOubttu• •• '"'-h4t.•1 that total to d.Jsp ace 1t'aRO .,, ,.,,., · 11111.,, w-•· w•tu .,, smith ag tht. city havmg the most 1-1c1 "••• _.. .,,., """"' ~i.qvr• Ovt wncttOIWO lOO ••IM'· lea11tues. ..,. '°" """' l>'I 1111<" im'"' n With wompn ao1nR to the '"""' o1 ?ilO "' t>ott•· ., o•..,,.. "' l't • MO 0t t.fttr b'Y •u tttn OOW~ff\ "' • laneg more an<i more during ,.,,... ~•"' ,...,...., '"" .,.., ..... th:• davll""'t hours .11 l.' ex-'°"'"'"'"• •o ,._, •-'1 1"1• '••"''' ·"" .. &" ' • 0 •1r a9l'O ~01 Irr tt'\c 100 O•"'• ••••• pected to see thf' men 6 num· "'"" ~·""' .... ~... ......,,., •t.t 100 .._r cau,.... within the ~xt o•"'• d••'"""' ,...,,. n• Jl('ll ..,,..,, IJ"IC" ,._.n •nd l'W'f'W'I Arl\ett ...,., n-t•t wfth m three years v-,.,rv • .,..,. "•o no '°' "'' ed b be lO ·-ili'c'llff ••• ,.-1lt "" "'' Men are hamper y • ....... " ,,,. 1(1"9 ol .... Hiii" Ing limited to the number of ~111-,., .. ,.,... l rtO M~dlf -.ncl ma,.. pnme houNI they can par--· 11111 coo hu ,... 1 '"""' 1n ., Uci"',..e. Tht!'i I~ ""'""°Ximate· u n..,1 c-lt-•• '"' ~"''' will I''"' . '"¥"' -"'41U!t TMV how .., -1119 ,._ ly.._.5 hours dunng eadl week ._ _..,,, '" •M .,,,..,,,.,o., '"'"' 11.ight.. ~ .:U""':.'· •• ..w... "' loO ,,, Women. on the other hand. bellor, ,.. '" toucll wlttl ~ ..... I ·-. i....... d · t·h lftCI '1 you • ..,, 10 _, 111 '"-1\ave nine ,..,... s unng · .e icco, rv u "11ow1er o1 ..,. ,,..,,,,,... day in wtuch to follow th'ir '°"',,.,,._'· ...,.. "" "" ,, •• M1plt lavon·te pastime It might not L•,... H You 1" -11n1 1n ..,., ot-c•"''' lake them 3 years to Catch Tllh ul1D41\""""' he> ,.,._, lfle ""' th t oroor•M '"° 11 m1\.1no t1 eo11l1>M tcw the men . . how auvut a .... , ..... •o ptrtlelp ... ,,,., .. d ol llmot feU~? .,,. 11 1o ''"'"" bOwll" con11n M•r>I• ,MIL eOTM'tH LL c..-... .._, J.11 IU .... . W&•O llOO"H "'•'• Oii ~.. 115 ~114- Me1a Labor Dav Clank l•"" ,., "''""' s1"" ,,_, " L' Pl The first annual 0 Labor Oay ,1~1":oo'":' •• ~ '::"'~~111 .::.~ h:: IODS an VNICI 11 11 .. , ..... -S.tt ,,, OU.rfwb9<* • DAii MlnOll• ..,_, ... ,,,.,. ~II , .. C.-• Re<·ord AJ bacore Catch cbartty Ult will 10 to the March ol Dlmea. The' Raiden, blPlJ·touted at tbe out.et of the campalp, turned In a miterable per· formance aiatnat the Ventura Condors laat weekmd. After tak1nl an early M lead, the Raiden teemlnal1 collapeed, allowing Ventura to aeore at will durinC tbl leCODd half. Paul Shook, who abowed f1ubel of brilliance a week aao, will once q aio be a1 &be controls for coach Bob Boy· er'• Raiden. Shook, a former colle&fate quarterback, will probabb' attempt to lab tQ. the overhead lanea with auch top ends a1 Jim Norris and Dave Culmer u tare.ta. Forminl tbe Interior line for t h • Ralde.ra will be Dwayne WUllam1 a nd Jack Schum at guards, BW Shull and Corney Perez at tackles anct-Art Schwartltopf at cen- ter Austin SmJth and Alu A.tint will 10 at balfbacb with John Miller at wing· back "We're definitely going to win this Ume,Y Smith, who a ct.I u spokesman for the the group. dladoaed. "We had good workoull all Wffk and ~tolen Bags ~tngles Classtt'. held at Mesa ,.,.,.. '""' aow1 "' 11 you ., ... L.anes. was 1 ho'wling suc<:ess ~.:;,::;., "'M:., "'., 1~" 0!;:..C": ..:;,, "1 ' L, • A rf'cord albacore catch by I some four pounds. re P 0 rt s. g~neral manager ~~.·,;.'y' L::.::d ,...:"';:;,,'.n.m~:-:;; .. ~. .DX("Ilemenl Earl Closson of Nl'whall top-Huntington Beach's J . Ed· Oa W nd O~-er I ~ ,_, ped the latest Schenle\ '-""rts-rkk PenOI was runnerup In Maury Wills stole 17 bases in 19 attempt& against the Pittabul'gtl Pirates )Ht SU· 900. ve e1mar a ~.. ,.,..,.,.. ,,_. "" ,,,,., '" th• -,,,. Frank Hinman A llfand total p••.::, .... ., ,,_.u 1 ""'"""'''' .,, \\ ES'J'MINSTER Btll mtn'~ awards weekly barra cuda c:ompetl- of S607.00 will be paid oul in I '""'c"'"' .,. ... .......,..,. •"" ... m .. Bo 11 _...... ,J ...__ , • Closson hauled 1n ~ 41· lion with an 11-2 barrle. Win· Th d • ...... ·· ... 'ch 1• a sizeable ....... ,..,,,. •a• ,,., .. ,,. f.......... llWe . ('O.,.;n "' u"' uiOOS pound, 8-ounce lonl(hn "'h1le ner was Dr. Robert MiUer of un er1ng pr1Mlli:li.'1 W'l U o ~" h1, fK OVtf''f "..at h im from lh1\ f-.. 1.. u f . h f' j lump coosidennt th..t nothint ..... ,u.. """"a o~~. cont.mueg ts 1sh nR off the 43-fathom hank Encino with a 12-6 prlu. 675•3311 -------pre·sea.ort predicti<>tl that recently Bob Gott of Artesia had th, I Westminster lltgh W11l field It wati the blgge!it alh1e nf heaviest yellowtail. ~ 23-9 l Results Kona Enters Team In Classic Loop an exciting team for the i"th"''=Y"'""'a"'r =in=t"'h"'e=t'o""n""t"'r11"'t=h'"'y"'s_,pec=·"'im=a=n"".====-===="""'"-=---=-----=~= forthcoming campaign CosU Mesa's Kona Lanes 5!:.:.' H·:~~';;; ••ill e~t.er a team in thi$ ... ..,.~~MU. COIT& MI SA year's Greater Los. Angeles :~,...~1:.;:1 1c .. 111 .. 1 W-Star League. wh1t'h opens 01c~ J•-· ~pt. 22 at La lfabra's ··300" ~~~ ~-=:~" Bowl I •111 """"' . • . , TIAN! TWO J'he local crew J01ns nine 1 ,.,, w1n1111d CC•P••'"' ~ )ther teams In the circuit-a ~=~ s~:~ •• leaglle whtch is composed of 01..nt• c;, ..... <;oothern Callrornla'~ top keg-:~0c:n~1':.,,"'' :ltrs Jot• •o•tm• '"''"' ~ou• High avera~e bo\\ ler on the ,,.., 10 .... aoo tC•••••· t-.ona crf'w 1~ Dick Jensen. =· ·~~':.~ with a 2lfi avera~t' Mates ••• l•~•Mc• ... Dick Stoef0f'r 1211 1. Boh 900 "•'0eun nu~ l'OVH Rc.mirei 12101. Millv Myt>r~ ~~~··,;.::.,."c:::;.;·· 120.~t . Arnc'lld llovt 1201 • anrl o•<> ''""'' Rill Blatzer 1 19!lt ro11nrl nut ~~: :C.:~~'"'"" th,. squad 4'""'" "•" .. u .. a•• flC•O l-t"a5;ue·~ hti;:hr~I ;nr1 lll!l'O p,,, ~" • <,. . .,,, mem~ is ~"rftrl R1ccilh ~.10:,>1~';:~. bn"~ting a 1.27 m11rk. ~: •• •;:~:.~·; Kona Lant~ "'111 hn'l I h• ,.u.,.u• ,. ff';!l[\Je fWkl' dUrlO!I fhr ~I\· 7'.'"";,.,;:•:l•M r,.,.,. mnnt.h c;1 mpai~n 11 .... • "' f'int date 1 ~ :'\n' lO and <;;:;!."" 11:,;•a•• ,,,,.,, th' ~ond dalt " ~-"b 16 G••• c."'""'•'' Although he loses 17 of 29 players who lettered iin 1962. I Boswell is hope.fut for a suc- cessful aeason. "I won't. prt· i«> 1 dlct yet whether or not we' l°~j be a t1tlt ~ tSunset 101 Leaiue1. because that de· no ,., pends on how well our Bee ~ and jayvee players of a year '" ag(), fiU in." the ~ coach ~ revealed. :1 ··But we 'ti.Ill try aoo put I m on a Rood olfeosave show tor :, o.ur oppont-nts and foUov.·ers 100 We may be stronger on de-°' rense at the hrst ol the vear • ;: but t.bal doesn't necessanly 1•• mean 'tl.P'll play Mn11erv111 ive- M11 ly on ot fenS(' ·· :g: Roswell harl In mo\P tm ~ 1 \Vpflnt>~rliw praclt<'f'i; incioor~ P' hf>1·;w~ nl Wl'I \\Pillhrr ~ " . .. .. "' ,.,, IH .,. f>JI! TP.ri ll':\111~ h'tVI' l\lH1 iw1 SP\ Ml of tlir la).I 10 Rn ~ I! : Bowl ~am"~ Teams and members· aver-,_ _________ .__;;;;;;;;;;; _________ ~ •&es are. C. 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THEY WILL GUIDE YOU GENTLY TO OUR STOC K OF EVERY KIND Of PIPE AND TUBING. THE Y WILL CUT AND THREAD YOUR PIPE TO SIZE AND SUPPLY YOU WITH THE PROPER ffTTINGS. PUT IN YOUlt OWN SPRINKLER AND WATER SERVICE SYSTEMS WITH OUR HELP. 0 DON'T FLIP! STOP T HAT DR IP! ''KORKY" FLAPPER TAN K BALL REGULARLY PRICED AT Sl.49 NOW ")_2n DOW-CO RN INGS NEW "BA THTUI CHALK." MADE 819a OF SILICONE RU BBER. IT NEVER SHRINKS OR ~~~:_:~o F~~ vuz __ ---_ MOVE EASIL y AND PROTECT THE CARPET. POLISHED 8RASS FINISH &ALL CASTERS 3 SIZES H.W.WRIGHT CO. 116 ROCHES TE R ST. • COSTA MESA • 541.770 1 BLOC KS NORTH OF 17th ST. OF~ NEWP0:-:7 BLVD. Acrt1" from th• Cott • Meu Fir• OttpArlment Cooper Pace-Master 100" NYLON COllD BODY FILL 21 MOITHS* ROAD HAZARD IUARANTH • Lone m1lee,e H1.C..rbott IUbber 0 f ult "" Inch tt'ted de9'h $ 95 ....... " Only $3G0 More Cooper Tubeless Slim line WHITE SIDE WALLS 750•14 . 670•15 ............•... 100•1 4 . 710s 1 s ............... . UOx 1 '4 • 7 60• 1 S .... , . . . . .....•. IOOx 1 S · 120• l S . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 17.88 20.81 22.18 24.88 OTHER SPECIALS ILK.W. WSW SlOx 13 Tbl . . . 12.95 15.95 S00x14 Tbl . . . 12.95 600x13 Tbl . . . . . . . 9.95 second 600x15 Tbl . . . seeend 15.95 640.x 1 S Tbl . . . . . . . 12.95 750x 14 Tbl 12.95 IOO x 1 S Tbl . . . . . 21.95 24.95 900x 14 Tbl . . . . . 23.95 950x14 Tbl . . . . 1llm-llM 33.95 All Prl<'f•t Pina Tin ind Rtu pp11blt Tlrt 91ees wsaua1ta 111aa1 ALL NEW COOPER TIRES MOUNTED FREE BRAKE RELINING 4-WHEEL BONDED LINING INCLUDING PARTS & LAIOR 12'' • FORD • CHEV • CORVAIR • • FALCON • COMET ·c:uaranlttd I Yf'ar or J!.000 ~Hies Fref' l.tft tlme Brakf' Adjustment - COAST GENERAL TIRE • .ill~ \\ I !ti h SI , ('fl ST\ \H"S ·\ l'h11nr \II Ii ~!,If; or \II 1;.1r,11 ... .. ( c .. " , ~ • .... ltY ... J • • • ( • I ,., I No .. ... .. "' ' ' I ; ... (II .. . .. .. .. .. - A--. .......... .._ ... ., ............ ........, .... .............. "' ....... ..... .............. 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CllY CIUftdl II Ille City II c.f• ,,..... ...... -""" h1 .... ---.......... Or""-110.. ,.,, -- 4'iced -~---.,, ~ "' • '""'" .......... el ,.._ City C- ell Mid ., "" "'" ..., Ill /wwflf, l..S. _...,_._,._..., ....... • -ti • ,...,.., ...... in. Ill -CltY C-11 Mid ., "'9 Jr~ •Y " ............ 1"1. ..,, ....... _.._ ""I ult_, AYU : COUNCii.MEii ~ """"' JotcMn. W1IMll. l''"lllrf HOH : COUNCii.MEN N- AIMNT: GOVHCll.MfH ..._.. IN WrTHl!U WHElt!O,, I 111 .. .._.. 1111i. NI "'1' ~ -aolft&H "'° leel ti "'° Cltv of Cotle MeH, tlllt 4111 .. ., " s ... 1..,...,, 19'). e. K. ,,,., Cit¥ Clln -..nlde c...-fl 1111 C,.., C111nc:tl ., "'9 CllY f/I GMM ,,_.. .....,,""4 Ot-o..iK Oll'l't" l"fllf; Ca.la -Calif~ a.t. " IHa. UMJ ., LHUIO ---- LEGAL NOTIQ .. O .. A..C• ff,.._ "" .. DIHAltCI 01' THI CITY cou-. CIL 01' TII• CITY Of' C'OITA MHA C14Alfel.. TI1a IOHllle 01' LOTS l THltOUeH tt 01' T11ACT Ult AND LOT .. lll~ltT lfl .. KTI TIACT, l'IOM U TO ltt. Tiie City CAUOldl ef b C.., II Cotta --........., .... "' .. 1114 ... : SICTIDH I. All ..., ,..,..,, " Ille ......... __.... ,... .,_.., .. i....... w l'leCN ---"' Ille •1 1-.. •If: ~ I .......,.,_ " ti Tr9'1 '"-Dll. M -Of\ t ,,_ 91 M id "°~ ro-~la MlocM'-...._. _ &J. ....... --.. Or-~. c.1..,.,._ -Lot J6.. _, HtllM\ Tr.a, u -., a ,.... --!fl Mi.al*-*'--4. -a). ,,_..II MM Or-c..m. l•CTION L ~ i. Ille _ ...... "' lldllOI "30.4 " Ille ~ Cade llf IN CllY Of (Ml1 ~. Oltlr1Ct ~ .. , .. "" CllY fA C ... a ~ It W... w MWftdld "' "" addllloft _... "' "" "' .... .-a1llld "' Sedlo!> 1 ....... SICTIOff l. Titla ~ tl>lll tlila tft«f -be "' 111n ,.,ce INflY 1•1 ...,.. ......, -anw lb-... .,.. _,1or to "'-...,.,,..1.... fll IHI-( ISi .. .,. trom Ille _ .... .,,.,_, .,.." • _...,,.. -Ill .... OltAl'fGf COAST DAILY l"I LO?. a -flf -•I cltt\llal'°"' ... --llWll-111 -Clho OI C..., ~ ,_..,... -Ille -OI h -i.n llf "" CllY C1<111<ll votlnt ,.... -....... , ~ - . , •• ·' •1 LEGAL NOTlCE .. A.PED AHO A~Tl!D. "'" »I .... " ..,._, 19'). An lST: C. K ... , ... 1 A L '"fHl(LI Y -"' .... c,..," , .... - City Clotrtl fl tM City fl// Ca.le Mn• STATI OF CALIFOllHIA COUHTV Of' OllAHGf • CITY 0 1' COSTA .MIU. I, C I(, .. lllHT, Clt'r Ci.rt< ...... Cl1Y flf C:.le IM&4I Mii n4ffldo C'9t\: .. .... c '" Couftcll ., Ille c"' " Celtll ,,,._, ~ ct<dlf'f tflll IN •boV• - '-9"fnt ()rdlMnU ... ~-WH lt'tl•O-~ -_.. ... ..,... "' MCltM el e t"'11W "'"'Int 11 IM 1elcl ClfY C4ulldl ,.... .. .... ""' •1 ., ._.. 1"3, .... lf>el'Mtt.r ....... llftd ._.... .. ........... ...,i.w.....i"""' ..... Clll' Cclolncil Mid Of\ tt>e lrd d•., el ......,,.,.,, 1"'3. b\f .... ,.._ ......... '811 'IOI•: AYU: COUNCIL.MIN Alie•..,, ~ Jer dttl. WUM>ll. '"'""It., N01&1 COUNCILM•H H-Alll!HT: COVNCll.Jo\IH N- IH WITHlfU WHElllOf'. I l\a•• ........ IHW9 Ml mY NM llftd efflJl'H IM -I " "'° City II C""'a -· lflla "" N V ., ......,,..,, 1..,. C IC fl'rlfft c"" Clefll ,,,.. .,...,ici. C i.r1t fl// Ille C llV Geu~U II IN CltY fll C..11 Maa .. ~ °'...,.. c-i 0.11, .. 11a1. c ... IMM. Cellf., 1w1 .. 1"1. ll1"'1 "' \.,!>tll'IL...il-...( I i:mi::::_:..::::::=:=:::::wL.,_ I (.Qmlaia.., lall!cc=====-= I II CtTY ~ COS U lllllA, CALf'OllM.4 "-~Ill ............ ~ .... ::-r-::::-:~~:,;:'~· ... ;-• L ........ ,_.. ........ ,, ,...,._ O••l• .,,,,,.. OISTRICTMi MAP .................. -· t -... ~·-·· ~ ., . . ~· .... .. ..,., ...... ,,, .... . . ..... ,,.._ .......... _, .... ... •~ tl•Ut ..,...., • ••-•t•••' I -,, .. ,_, • .. I -· Gii LEGAL Nal'ICB ... 111• WOTICI 0, DIUOLUTION OP .. Alt'fNIRSHIP' fl'unu•nl to ,._ ••wt of trw St••• *' C•IUMth&, noh'9 ls h«ebJI;' t ive11 '"-•1 11\f ttrm <omOOHCI ol lOllfTIA S McMEHOMV "' Crv1t1I (Ovt , LOOUJ\A 8tac11, Callto<nle. •nilONS, el 1,.S _ _, l out• w•rd. Cost• Miu. C•••torn•• wo dit to'volomt>tr t 1'6J. •nd "'•' •ftff ••kl dln ohlt'°"' no .. ,.,,,,, ""' •ultlorlly lo lnntr Ob1'9t ll<ltl• tor t•Jd ~mer '""' SJ>ld butttw>> 111 llW lutvrt Will 11t tCJ'\. duCtttl-'onntp, """ .. ,d MAI! J CAOSSON wlll Dav 111d dlocharoo all hAbWI 141• Md deOh Of lrM U"""' and ,. 0·1..,, e lt tnontu o•Y•bt• to .,,. firm lOtetta ' M(M._..,y M•• J Crooo,, lf&lf OF CALll<OllHIA I COUNTY OF OllANGE I '' ()ft "'" St11 dn o1 S.pt-• 1161 ~· ~ ..... ",.,.,.,kpMd • ~-~· ,Ubf-<: *" ""'° ff)I' U id C~· ·~ SI•'• >tnOl'•ll~ •oot•rld l!YfffA \ i¥itM•" ~y 'f"OWf\ fO Mit IO bP tN "''Of"! -"ft# f\Amrt k W-.C.r•bfid ~ 11\t wU"1#\ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTlCE STATI 01" C~ll"CMllflA oe .. AaT-lfT ~ '"UIUC WOllU OIVlllOlll 01' AICHnllCTU•e NOTICe TO COHTIACTOU UALE() '"'0l'OSALS wlll bl ~-lw "'-Ol\<lt .... ttl •rdltl«tvrt. 11-.. I07!. Sl•Pw Offtc. lullo~e U 1111 ...,,,, l •-•Y, LOI .......... Cal ....... llt ~t f OD ~ M • W-y. S...t-blr u. 1"1, •I .... lctl lime !NY •Ill ... llUOllcly ....... •"" rtfld Ill It-.. 1101 OI ••If ..,. ....... IW ""' ~lruct'°" II IN AUOITOlllUM, l'Al•Vtl!W STATE H05'"1TAL. 01! .. AJITMt.NT Ofl ¥1NTJllL HYGIENE, CO>TA MIS .... OltAHGI COUl'fTY, CALIFO•l'ft .... IWO. AID! 011 (t. 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Cefo, .... Do,.._, II .. ubll< W.no II•• -I•---•I •revelMnt rA'la of •~•• .nd .,,,..'°"' ... ••Y~I• fltt "-""' _.... .,.•••r• •e<al*' ""''~ Mc1 ,.,..._ l•r PU•-111 IN COU"IV !fl wlllell ""' _.. It le i. -le -. -l•r .. , •o~ tt\ in tf0\ noflC9 c .... of 111 ail••C1""' b<trtalnl"9 • .....,..,.., rel•I"'• I• Ille ~ te .,, -. tiym•o ., •• , '°"" In ""' .......... ,,.._.. l •IM><' c-cem1tnlt19 1111 ...... -,. ••• lftt' to ._, .. ,, trW\911 brliMffft, whlSfl't"tCI·. •M t,..\'9f MY er. 911'1 flM Mlill lrl •w•U· •bte 10' l"W>KllO<\ 111 1n. olflet• of tn. Division fl// LabO<' Stal11llca .... •-•re~ fJf ll•o 0oMt1mef!t of l"""'lrotl h teli.-• .............. ~ -""'" "-..... "'-" ... •-ttM. .. _..., "' ........ I n1 1 o1 t~• l •llO" Ceot. •r• .. ..,. ••kfi 1,. K c.otct•f"t• "''"" tfte ,,,.;m' elf ~ CfMliH tiv. -•nm• • .,._,_ .,.,'<.,.... •• "" i.,.. ... <1-lltu""" et ..,. -'-• ~llonlct ll'f'llW.O °" I"'° orel.cl "Tr.e lol....,lnt 111111 ...... ,,. .. 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Iii Int -(61 16( -161 lk _. .. -IOC ...... 1S< -111) I \f aflw o lf'lt:..,w ...._ lk llfl• lk-r,.......... ,. .. "t .. '"""'""'"'' .-"d ac•~'f'OOf"O "' ,..... tt11•• ~ .... ··tcu1"4 , ..... ,,,. I WITHf'S m, """" I t'd "''~Ill •HI Uf"U $"1>11 l L"''' NOIUY P'ut>lo( In •nd lor I I •I . ,, '6't ',,, "-•oi .. , <>-•'"' \l\ffl ~111 Wor\ar Toto ~lltr • M lrKtor 0-ra!M .. ,. .. ltt "" '" ..... lt< "" lt'"K.llfit lk .,,..... IOC"" Ill - nc -•Ill Uc. -• -Ur afl ...... '~ afl "' ..... •trl '" ,,.. , ····~ coun·t. •f"'t't ,,_,. ,.,,v c.......,1 .. ~ "-'"" lutv 11, It~ STATE OF CALIFOllNIA COUNT'!' ()!' OllAHGE 1 u On lt>l1 Slit di v o1 Sfftoml!O' 1 t.I ~ ma Ille -rt-. • NOftrY fl.11> fl( "· -... •••• (OUf"lf •"Cl $1•1• IM"onally •-'"" MAE J C I OSSON -~ to rt-e .. bit tM .. ,,.,.., .,,_. M ,.,... .. ~r1bMJ .. "'• • ,,.,fll 1filttn1 "'..,,.. 11'\d •0ft0w1'tde)td "' ,.,... .,,., •"'• 1u<vt.d tf\fi .,.,,.... Wll "l SS ,..; llollO tN1 •" "'' ""' U EAl Sw.-1 l l....,, frltolo1tf'V flvt' ,,.., .. ,, '" "''"'y , .... ..... .,,.. l .... ' ' ""'"". tif• ' • r••t \ "''' , h • r HNI••"''~ r it"Q• ...... ,. r• '• ,. ,. r '\ IA ,..,.,. ,.1 t f ~~rt • • •• I > U lll T'UCI< Ortvtr·Ull<Mr I le • cu ~ti w I <., ) '"" 'Truell Orlwr U...,., •Cu. Ile ,,.., p .. .,,,...,. Yd *flU i.v. UP l jf .... a 1'11 lf>(tude<I t• ..... , .... -llOVr -......... '" 111<1-l\olldar ''"'" 1 ll t• K~-n(l9 wllll .. E_ a-ff ,..,,_.-• o 11"t('"*t ov.r•tme •I'd tr•~ ••Y o\ llO ......... -YOO< or IK --NP ---II -lfl•ft -.,.., II UI '"''-"' ..... , ·-•• .....,,, ....... , , 11\Cfudo• 10f ""'"' • '• ......... -' It '"<'••M lo tit tHIJt4 le ........ lrt"90 ~l•h al Uftleot't """" •" "' "'°"" .. # ... , f\OVP ~·4 .... --"'ell• ..... ...... ~ M ' ,,..,, ~M ff .... . •-1•M1 ... ~ .. Ol!~AnMINT 0' '"Vl llC wt)t'i 011/ti tON 0 1" All(MllfCTUlll (~Ill C MCI LVV' \T"Tr Allrt-llTICT flt • ., •• • n• ~"9• r 'Y•• f'\•1•• r 11"1 l~•· Mt'• r •'•• .. .. • .. I lfua~ron to Offer 1· 'J!tll Boating Course ~ Power Squadron's f&1l caune ln pllotin1 and amaD boat bandllnl will open lMn4ay nllht at 7: U o'clock •l the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. n. a.wtek course com- piled b~ United States Power drons ls free to the piUb . , whet.her or not yeti OW1l • boal quutions an urged to enro~ ln the course: Do you le.now what kind and how many fire exUn&ulJhert must legally be aboard boau, how to mount them and bow to use them? Do you know the laws cov· erlng boat operation and the penalties "'hich may be a~ plied for infractions! Do you know how to keep your boat from blowing up and how to handle f u e I sa.lely" Do you know what to do when a man Calls overboard! -- CYA Oubs To .Compete In Regatta Bahia Corlntblan y • c h t Club wm bolt an Soutlse.m Calltomla Yacbttni APocla>- Uoa afftllat.ed d ubs thl.a week· end durtng the annual Ad· mialion Day Reptta. .Bacea will be .held for all ~. Two ncea will be beld Saturday and one on Sunday. Classes racing lnlide the bay will start in front of the BCYC dock at the Balboa Bay Club, and outaide clauea w1D receive IWU off the Bal· boa Pier. Four or more en- tries w1D comtitut.e a clus. First raoe on Saturday will start at noon and tbe lin(le raoe Sunday w1ll start at 1 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTTCZ SldJW boatmen · from the ranb ol the Balboa Squad- ron wU1 serve as inatructors. SUcceat\Ll passing of an ex- amlaatica at the concluaJon of t be eaDtll quallfles students ror 181ttCion to membership ln UM tquadron. Advanced CCIUl'IM In seemanahip. pllot- ROW ABOUT FOG! On Saturday evening Do you know what to do BCYC will bold 111 traditional tn1 a:ad navtpttoo an avail-l I able to 1quadron memberi. .. _ .. t ln f g regatta dinner dance at the ;;=~ll~arf'n ou a:, :pproa~: ~'!YA~ WINNEU-Muy and Fletcher Beach were Balboa Bay Club for mem· ing shore? f;:: you know legal JOlDt winners of Balbo.a Yacht Club's ~rtmnanabip bera and regatta partlclpanta. speeds in a fog? Pe~~al at the concluston of the club's Juruor summer ReservaUona should be made OAILY .. ILOT/flSW-•HS Fri., Sept. 6, 1963 'IlMr'e II no advanced en· TO~ Students are re- q\JdW to be on hand fllr .... . al bo . 1 . 1 . .. Do you know th ,_, 't'ftd'-1&tiViti6' ,P!O&r;am. J>)'""\~~Jll DI Mn. Wll· effective methods of setting ' Uam O"'Bryon, LI S.'71le. an anchor! Do you know when your Sommer Prodram LEGAL NO'l1CE boat Is dangerously over-!!! · nglstntion Monday al 7· 15 wtion aung egts ahon. p m according to Richard Luckey, · • squadron commander. Cnair- VITAL COURSE man of tht count is Charl~s .. Tbl safe boating course is P. Cotton becomlns more and more Im-Boat operjllor~ who can't porUlt with the threat of ad· answer all of 1 the following loaded., Do you know which boat has the right of way under any and all conditions? Do you know how to deter- mine whether you are in dan· ger or collision? Do you know how to handle your boat safely U caught in bad weather! YC Youngsters Capture Trophies Nancy and Fletcher Beach, WH awarded a "whl&ker READING LIGfrrS ages 13 and 11 re1pecdvely, pole'' (the way-out trophy) Do yoo know how to read were joint winners of Balboa for participating ln every and understand lighL er boats? Sportlmanship Perpetual 'fro. py Lynch received a new Do you know how to read phy at the conclusion of the boat IJ>Onte u the result of and understand posted storm summu progam in swim-one of the novelty races aaJJ. warnings! ming, s.a.illnc and racing. ed against the instructors. Do you know what whist.le Nancy and Fletcher are Tbe perpetual Ron Holder • ~ mean. when and how chlldren of Mr. and M r 1. Trophy for the moct Im· BJ ALMON LOCKABEY Loog Island Sound with Ar· to use them? Frank Beach, Balboa Island. proved Sabot sailor went to ~ a..dq Editor tie Knapp (yep, the same old Do you know how to give Swimming· Instructor Jeri Francie Elml, daqbt.er of I'm convinced that Bart Arthur) tbe defending champ. dlstreaa cal1J or algnala, and Warren presented Moat Im· Mr. and Mrs. James Elms. (Grump) Heoderloo ts the (Grump. did you see Ar· what you must do tf you see proved Swimmer trophies lo Special certificates of 5'llll'pellt..eyed reader of boat-tie when be was out here a or hear one? Scott Newcomb, 11. son of achJevement were presented mg and yaobt.ing news tbil few months ago. He's getting Do you know the meaning Mr. and Mrs. Ren Newcomb, to a1J who completed their •Ide ol Kinfdorn Come (what.-La.) of variation and deviation and Molly Lynch, daughter courses In awimmlnf and f ver boatine oenteT that is). "BiU sailed the Vega. Star and how they affect your of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynch. sailing. · Furthermore, Grump must No. 742 It.he smart alee re-compass? Do you know how SWIMMERS Mr. and Mra. Robin Moore be as old as Methusaleh and members tile boat number! I, to r~d and us. a chart prop-High point swimming race "."ere chairmen of the BYC have a comparable memory. and finished seventh in a erly winners receiving medals Junior program. Following If ~ Mic had had any com-fleet ol 26 ~ats -the larg· Do you know that accidents were Carotyn Prough. 9, are the results of competi- pe-tiUon, Grµmp could proba-est entr) list oolil several rarely happen -that they daught r Mr d Mr lion in swimming and sailing· hly teU you the corrected year!\ after the war He won \are caused by Ignorance and Robe ... erSaoW . J. han G s. s._..,. ''"'"• ,_.._ 1er •••• .;. u of ne or both th Distant 1'1ttl T ""' d I ~ '• . er. o n reen, J111, mes o . e rop .. , an care easness 9 son of Mr and Mrs Leo 11~ IMll'I L>'fld\. 1,..1.., 0..-H~ ·s what I mean· In a I might . -wen have won the G'reen· "--.De Kr . 12° tm.......n.i.· ,_,,.,. "'°""'· 0t--• .. _m J....... S"-AJ Gold "'-· but f ~ A. ... ,..ual1 · ~ e enz, • um •. L..,ri. -. ,....,., ..._. l't'!Ce .. , '""' ~ "'"t' • ~ or • .... "'f • daughter of Mr d M AOY~•• l'rtftC.le 1 """ "•"1 Tiidi· I~. 19-year-old Newport Har-f1cation which co~ >um 25 . an rs .... L-~ bor Yacht Club Star skipper poinls _ a attond place Le..) R I Richard Krenz. and Scot t 01r11 A-w1et leavinf for the StM nationals IGrump dJd voo look all JuOS ace Newcomb. 11 Jeff Loubet, 9, ~=:.,.~ .... ~--si..= ';.:, d lnt .. -atJon·•--e too'-...... ., 1 • • M>n of Mr. and Mrs. Gene a.ecti. °'"' .. Newcom11 ..... '•'°""' an .... .. ..,., .. .. u.u.a up. 1 .__. . ed ,.r....,. tied. v1ct1 •-- LEGAL NO'ftCE IUPI R IOll C0411tT OP TICI STA ft OP CALll'OtlNIA .... TMI CCMIWTT DP OllAtl .. .... A-41111 eeonc• ~ 1tua1H ... oa.u1 w wwu. AND l'Otl IUUMIC9 ... LSTTau T91TAMIMTARY 1!11ete flt A&.al.l\T W, MOTZ. ae A.LIEU MOTL t11a A. W. MOTJ. o.. ---NOTICE II H!REIV GIVEN Thal RACHEL L. MOTt llll filed -1 t*ltlon FOil PllOBATE OF WILL ANO FPlt ISSUANCE OF LETTERS Tl!STA· MENTAltY TO THE .. ETITIOH!R, ref· Kellee fo wNctl II -lor f\lrhr N r-ltcul1", -"'" ttw nm. -pleu of lle•rlnt !flt A,..,. llaa -Mt for SE,.T. toll\, 1"3. al 10:00 1.m , lft Ille c:ourtr_,.. of Oeol""-' No. 1 Ill Mid court, et IOI N. lroedway, lft the Cltir el r..i.11t AM. c.t"°"'la. De-: s.rot. :I. 1tQ L. I. WALL.AC I , C""11 DAVID 1. TIN4K.•ll. -Wl~L.,, DUV .. A......, tw "9'1-.W. NSW"'°aT laACH, CAL.,OltNIA. TSl.: Ml ... r ~1"1 f"Vlllblwd ~ C.0.1 O•lly ,.llol. C-1• -· C•ltf, Seof I, 4. U, IN.:I ...., LEGAL N<mCE ,..,,... CIU.,ICl•T• Of' IU~ ,~,.. ..... _ THE UNOIUIONIO .ia. ~ CM- flty ""' ... .. CGftdUCllfte ... ··1nvn1- -· llu1W-11 3001 CooOd(le A~. Coote Mela. Cel~ Yf\M tht flc1t- 11out firm ,,._ M c e. , •-"'-' ,.......,, ....... !NI Mid fir"' 19 -- ot ""' '°'-""' --· --"" full -pl.cft .. retkl9nc• .,,. " 11>41<.-~= T"-C. c,,-. (SOie 0.....1 1'0 Grt"" C.-1, llelboe hltftd WITH!$$ ...., ~ Ofl llllt ltltl M Y II AU1U1t, 1"3 T~ C ,,_,,... STATE OF CALIFORNIA I AOV9UISDWWT l'Olt 1106 Sublac1 lo the aondlllonl -rl!IM 11'1 ,,,. "1ncltn~ _.... blat .,. , ... .,,.., tor .. Ulllltv .. Siie o.. ........ ,. or-1," ~ of Caltfwnle. lrvlN C.IHomla. Tlll6 Ptolld _,.ta ti _..t1n1ltl¥ 2'0.«IO • --Q1'lk ,.. ol """ .,.., .... ,.,, bulldlrla --"" .... lob. o\ho Included -..i.e..., dr•'-""1dllr•i. .... .,. .. .,. ........ "'-" Ofll.. Ofl ............. ciontal,,.,, Ill Ille .,..,.,... 40c...-._ "....... ·~ •I'd -lflctt'°"4 wftl 111 .,,al!Mle If! AlleWI lt, 1"1. 11 Ille Offla f/I Atdlli.ct1 -En 91--... llllWlm Qltiu 8'11.._ II--. 104. Uft ...... ly ti C.ilfomle. lf¥1ftt. .. cetW .. s. J-"' ...... _, ,..,._ rlno A--,..119 _, ef flle ar.,.. C-IY ~. A -.11 ti •ttlM medl ....,. .... te "'9 It-fa fll Ille UlllwnltY flt Cello '°"' ... le ,_....., tor MC:ll ... "' ... _ ... ~--lelued ....... .... .,. .. Ill """"*' .. "" omc. ti Arc:ll.llecl9 w llNl--. a-.i 10.. 111tw1m Offlct aulld.,,., Unlvenl!v t1 C.llfofftla. ,,,, .......... ., Sell J-1" ltOM -1'111IM1110 A-. -mlll -of the Or ..... C-.ty A"-1. He lltdl wtff be ~ ettw ....,.._ ... 12. 1"'2. ., 2:00 .. .N.. ""'"k: 0..-lleM .. y.._ TtoN. Tiii "91\t flo nleQ tllY 1M tll blda la -· T~ltEOENTt Of" THI UNIVERSITY OF CALI· FOR.NIA. ........ lslwd 0.-C-Oelly ,.llOI, Ca.ta MM-. C.llf •• A.,._ 11. 2l. )0. .... '-'· " 1"3. 7JM.I LEGAL NOT10:-- aa.._UT ... ..0.. Oft A U IO\.UTION CW nl• CITY COUii· CIL Ot' THI CITY OI' COSTA MU.A OKLARING ITS lllT•NT!Otl TO o•o•• TMI VACATION l'O• ITRln ,.U•P'<K•S M A C••TAIN ,.O.TION 0, HA•IO• llOULllVARO AT ADAMS AVINUa IN TM• CITY OF COSTA MIU. Tiie Cl"' (Qln(ll of Ille C lfY ef C.I• ----..-v ... ..,..,.,, some oldtimer's word foe it ·•em tS ttM> sam~ C W O L k .ou ..... 'l, receiv a spedaJ ~: o.. o.o K,.._ ••'"-"' that Skip "b the youngest Lyons Jr. W'ho IS now hvmg I n a e compass award to !tUide him •: ~1!!': ........ LEGAL NOTICE ,NHYC Hipper i.o ~ par-00 UM ~L Ceatil .aAd sail-in leaf1!1ng to swim in a 1~~~ GrMfl. J.,. L ... +------------- t1cipate." ~ next mail S\(. out ol the A~.antic High-At Oakland etralgncune.--. . . Ad't•ncwd Scotty N..._.b. ~t L•• Tete nattG "'w:r•;.• -~ ... COUICTY ()II Ot.AHGE r ~• ON THI$ 1•111 MY ti A\lvUll. A D 1"3. -. ..... G<'owr Sinai.., Jr . " -·'l' .. ubllc Ill etld for Ille Mid (ovftty Md Sltle. r•lcflf'll tllerel11. dufY °""" SECTION 1 T ... °'Y ""-q ef t"9 Clfv ol CGal• M-. ~ ~ tMcl..,. ti. IM ... llon fO VIC.Ito -(:9f'f•llo r\olllt GI ••r for ll<MI -0. IC~M~~ brought ttm ~r from Lar\ch flttt '4-°here he is their Sailing Instructor Skip Riley "'= ::.i:.,R=~ flied wlltt .... F-•I c........_ic.,._ Orump: almost {>erenrual challenger. awarded plaques to Mo I I Y '"'--"•te: ,,..,, w1-. Ju 11 ~=,iu~ ,:r"~ ~' ~ .......... -._... --·ly -r· Id T!lomtt C. Cr-,,_,. ,. -to bt ll'le __. .,,_ '*"" la .-rlbed lo Ille Wlfllf" lflllruf!WW, -eciu-1ed91d A srrlp ol lend ,., (lot 1... i.. ·-tyfftg wltllill lllod<s IC ...., O ff# Felrvlew In Ille Clfv of c-Mew, CClunl'f ol 0r9noe, Slell of C.llfornla. -..... ,,_ ,_.., ... --u. Pl-7 .. n. end 71 ol Mbull1_,. Records of Loa """9lft COUlllY, (Ill• lomle, IN bauftclarv of wlcl t1rlp t.111t '"°'' perttcurer1y ci.cn i..ci • follow\ "Dear Al: Newport Harbor He was out here for botll The sixth aMual Lido-14 Lynch and Gary Thorne, 7, G=~~: L::.!:1;:.:cr;..:•Wm O'H.tl, "--i.-t of .. c11o ~.,'°" 1<H11- Yacht Club was once r~ the (rl)kS Stars in San Diego national championship re-son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jeff R...,_ ~~1 •. 11~.!., ~:;1. =:!'· 1c;:,: ,. _____ .,.._. IN WITNEJf WHEltEOf', I lltv• ,,_,.. unto Mt mY MM encl ltffl:xld my offlctat _, ,,,. dey -YMt kl lllla Certlfk.ate first '4lcrtre Wl1tttfl. -r Thorne for the most improv Jutv WedneaOty s.io,,. .. , ... , t 1 111e 11cet1 of KNl•l'M. eent.ed by a younc chap wbo and also Ficiter's defense gatta starts today on La k e ' . · L1c1c>-u: JoM vu••· Live. 0on Wllrte. ~· ~ceu11e.. 1,_ .. ,11:-c""'""'· couldn't even drive a car. here." Merritt near OakLutd and ed saUor during the season. 1~~~('.'m !,,,*:1' R':.f: ivci ,...,dW N--'<ot1• INtt 11Wc1cui.n. •l'C~ Bill Lyona sailed for NnYC l Sorry 1 rni s&ed him, continues through Sunday .Nancy Beach received the 1 .. c.11. eve. ~~1~,;,~'. :-~w:rion. ':,-=~ ~== ( ... I) Glt'DVER llNSLEV J•. MY COINnlnlon t1tplr .. Aprn 2'l. I~ PARCl!L HO. I ltglnnlno M 1 POl!lf 111 1M -lint GI Loi 10. l locl< K ol wkl Felrvtow cllrtanl I'*-Eesl, I0.00 1-1 from ltte ~"" at Herbor eoui.vatd (lonntrly F1lrvlew Av• -)1 "*'ce Eerf, •'°"9 Mid aoulll llne Of Liii 10. 10.00 f ... ; I'-'» 5outll O• 05' ¥¥' W•I pereltel Wllll Ille c:et'llerlfne ol Herter llouleYtrd Inf 70.00 ,.., _,wtf tllweol, ......... red •I rfol>I -I•, IOUI !wt lo 1 P0111t In • non..f at1Qt1'11 airwt, cane.Ye "°""' Nlterly. hevlno i redfut GI 21.00 flt! 9"ICI from ""'k'll a '11di.t llflt be•~ North J6" sr w· Eeai: -. --.terly ltnO _,,.,,, •'91>• wlf airvt tnroue11 • Ofllr•t .,..,. ol SJ• 07' SO". .., ere dlsl•na "' u II IMI IA '"-beelM!no Ill • r~ Nrw. Mid 11 ... i.ino perellel wllll .... cen1.,11ne OI Harbor Beu...,_ -10 00 tH• eurwty lllonef, ,..,...urld •I net>t .,...1e:s.; tt'9ftC» Nor1'tl o• Q!!# •"' Ea\t etoftg .., -•ll•f ...... "-" ... , ,. -POlm af lleOIMlnt in t:bl Star Internationals in Grump. But now it's my turn, This la the first time in the Bill McLaug~ perpetual (a LY~~:-C'.o-$w Elmt. i vci c_., ~ .. :.1~!..= =~~~~~llr~ 1931 It the t:ender aae of 16 old Eagle-Eye How come hlatory of the Lldo·l4 Asso-mop) for capsulng the most $NOW1t1to •R • -0oue w-. R. Hlts0n. vice ,.,...1-t 1nc1 01_, His birthdat.e was in July: you didn't.,... n:otice Anan's ciaUon that the national ti~es. Nancy sails a KI t e ~':,:~ :~:C. 1•11M.. NHVCi Jofttl ~~ s~~or~~ ~~ .. =-: and up to that time he was name was mfacpelled in the championships will be held sailboat. The Hardluck Tro-SAIOT A: Jeff An~. IYC. 1tte IO,. s10011o1c11r. .. Ublltlled O<enee Coeat D•llv ,.,fol. coat• -· c1111~ Auvust n. 30 1nc1 kpt. 4 1:1, IN), I00-43 the youn&est 5\tipper ever to headline of that yam? It's outside District J <Southern phy -a piece of broken w~!!?T1v'c', ~'.~1 K:1'::.'-1:l.c' llo9 .. ~.:;~~:.._ C::::'::· H~~ participate " Allan _ not Allen Those California) ma!t -was presented to w-y s.rMa 1n Miii,,.: c11111orn••· • cor-111on. "" ,,,. 1o1,_ l Now HOW do you uke head writers don't re"ad copy. Lake M~rrltl IJdo-14 f'leel Mrs. Ge 0 r g e Robertson, 11~1 ~~~1 ~-W11~c.~,;ci:C11" Mar-~v1a."'1'r,;!~~ .:;~~or':"'~-~ LEGAL NOTICE ,..,nn Cl aTll'ICATa 01' I U11N•U l'lctll-"'"" N•-• and u ...__.t mother of Jeff Robertson 10 KITE, N...cy leecll. IYC1 o ... L. FO'#I«. Vice ,. ..... .-.., I nd Oll'eaor1 that! And I cant eveo re-you awaren y UUlll Ill wUJ host the regatta. for ht'• feat of i. ki . . L'°""" llVCi Miiie F-1. IVC M•tolou I. 01Yl1, Secrelt~roewrtr THI UNDERSIOHEO -· -•tw c ... tlty 11\at I •m condUC:llne 1n E11el,,..,lne member my own k.ids' ages read the heads which is expected to draw ., . urea ng a LEHMA1+-10· kotl w.i-. 1Yc1 C•• enc1 Dl-1 •lld ~1c1r111 . 1urr111. or when they graduated from Anyway. thanks for the his-some 60 boats from 32 neets ~a~t mast while maneuver· ns.:-6::.· .. ~~~1 ~-E~,!Y~Hvc; ~1'~111 P~~~ o:,v'~l'.rc ,c;;:=. -c-1ruct'°" 11u11...,. 11 ao... n1. T"tlln. C1rltor"l1. under IM f\clh-• firm .,.,... of L'°'11 E"•"-lne end CDl>- •trvc:llotl -~ Mid firm It con>- -of IM lof-lne ,..,_.. whow Nrnff I" tvll -PIKft of rffldtftc• aro ..... -... -II <'Ollegc. But go oo. Grump.} toncaJ brushup. Your letter throughout the United Stales p ng 10 8 three-knot v. ind !':Yc''«lc*.tl. ll1iYC1 0oue w-. ~!~:''::... o~:~~ ~. o,;'.' 30P~':; ·The internat1onah were ~~ been dUlv rued under Harry Wood or Alamitos NJ-:VF:R MISSED k=T N~YCJl'lf All .... ICY(; ,.., ~ held that year by the Man· _St.ar!\ -locaJ aod lnterna-Bay IS the defender or the Leanne Holder, daughter or SAIOT • 100 Wll-. IYC. •• ,,.,., h.;uset Bay Yacht Club on t1onal... titTJe 00 in ~1s boat, . 1 Wood Wind. Mr and Mrs. Richard llolder, ~:;:;,. ~W, =: .:.=-.1.1;:;., Motir ----ay s race w1 I bt a tunr- Boat Mis haps Operator FaUlts up Serious racing will start tomorrow w i t h onr race scheduled. and t11.n to follow on Sunday Senior skippers from the l'llewport area expected to SEA-LARKING Blamed in Report I participate are Mike Hirsh. I ellln:ll:!lr'!!!-•Pll~P'"" and Rowland Lohman, Balboa By (',(NNV and ED SMITH ,Jim Tyler. Chad Twitchell Yachtln~ partij!s, house. and Rowland Lohman, Balboa guests, weddings and return- Yacht Club; Terry Mora.n, ing vacationing Newporters Bob Hadden and George Bis-filled the yachting social sell. Lido Isle Yacht Club, scene last week as ·•out of A ataUatical report on boat-8. 19-25 years. 1:1, 26-32 years. and Allan Kelly, Bahia Cor-this world.. weather con tin· tng accidents l.n California for 29. 33-39 years, 33. 40 to 46 inthian Yacht Club. ued Into early autumn. the ftrst six months of 1963 years. 38; 47-sa years. 35; en by his proud parent.a. Holly and Justice Frank Balthis of Bayahores a n d Flintridge. Family party also honored their houseguests. F r a n }( • 1 brother and alster-in-law, Dorothy and BUJ Balthls of Maul, who are on their way to the Orient. The Frank Bal· has been compiled by a slate 54-60 years 12. 61 and over. 1 FRANK BAL.THIS .JR .. or agency with the imposing 9. unknown. 26 Hogan w1·ns the NHYC. who stands 1963 Gold S. Winner for Snowbird t.hlses are leaving next week name of Resourcts Agency or Operator ~xpenenc,. 20 Class Sr. Division Champion-to return to t.helr Fllntildge Callfomla, Department of hours or less. 14. 20 lo 100 S } ships i tJ.15 t. not onlv raked home wheri! Frank Jr. Is a Parb and Recreation, Div1-hours. JO. 100 to 500 hours. 47 . I oi a nd in some mighty fine hard-FUntridge prep student. and &Ion of Small Craft Harbors 500 hour~ or over. 90 . un· ware for his accomplishmtnt, have leased their Bayshores The report shows no trend known 28 J.) J but was honored with a Sun· home to the Roy Maypoles towa.rt lncreaslng risk in the Type of \ei.~I involved I e rpctu C\ day brun~at thf' NHYr !.!IV· for the winter. 11port of boating. In lht oplD· Open motorboat 82 cabin FANNIE and Al Cloud's Tim lloi.tan was the "inner ion ol qualified boating ob-motorboat. 74 . sail nr auxil · Lido Isle waterfront terrace (lf thl' So1land Perpetual Tm-J>( '... RI J Mrvan. I iary. :n . rn" bolll or canOf> phy for Snowbirds In the an-., 10( e~ I was the setUng for a cocktall· 2 h • buffet honoring Fannie's 1is· Lachlan Richards. chief or • ot er. 11 nual sr,<'n-racf ~er1rs sailed ter and brother-In-law Eliz. the Division of Small Craft Caust of ace'«Jt•nt l::>.cr~· past '-'Cckcnd, at Nrwport liar· I Ra<·e S l~t"<I abeth (Bebe) and State Sen- Harbora, and his staff, Issued sive speed, 9 overloading, 2. bolrl Yacht Club u ' ator Howard Myers (o( West . j • ogan s«orrd Ill pt)lnts lnl h vi ·tin the repOrt without comment no proper lookout. II. othtr against a cnmpctitivP ht ld Th Vlrg al w o are st g Here 1J the report fa ult of operator. ;,;;. rault or of 22 entrants m the event. " annual PC" 1 Par1flc the Clouds Also sharing hon · Twenty-eight persons dJcd 1 othrr rt' r s o n t rider-skier-Runnl'rS up 1n order of point lla~s 1 and Hhodl'~·:l.1 race ors wen newlyweds Kathryn as the result of 159 boating , swimmer, etc ) 32; fault of scores behind lfo~an were I lo < atahna Island nn!l re turn and Ed Rathje of Lido Isle. accldenU during the s ix-hull. 4. fault of machinery, Raymond Wlldr. Chris <;cav-will II+' hrld Saturday and :~o~n ~~~er:ne~f .1:~::~ month period. Sixty-six others 14: fauJl of equipment, 13: t"r, Pat Seaver and no u g Sunda) Wells Country Club, who 1JUstaiMd personal injuries w11ather conditions. 8: hazard-Weber Thf" ract to the 1~1and "'" were spending a month at Boats damaged In excess of ous waters. 8: conditions or In the same rej!alla. Petrr start Saturdav at 16 a m cirr tht Balboa Bay Club: Verna 1100 were l.29. There were I faul1s not otherwise classi· 1 Wilson was the winni•r or thr the Balboa Pll'r an!l flni~h and Bud Caward who were 209 v .. sels involved in thesr fled 2 unknown. 3 cov<'ted Powell Perpetual ror at Long Poi nt on the Murn of( lht next day aboard their 158 accidents, and 198 reports Thr report · concludr~ "1th • a bots Wilson placrd four ral't' Sunday the start ,, 111 h4> nylng C's for Cherrv Cove , w .. re completed . the statement that I hes e f1 n tJ1 and thrrf' wcomls in oN L'1nl: J>mnt a t A tinw 10 Dorothy and Ttd Ttsman. Location of acc1dcnl11.. U hi:1ires arr based on !><>alini: tht '"' rn racl's for a sc·orr hr ~•·I tl\ thr rac,. nirn mitt<T Rose Marie Seibert. r 1 s h In the Pacific OcNln. ,4 In alC:ld<'~I ~eports 1rnbm1tte~ tn or nin! points rtunn<'"·ur 10 Thr 1.11·1 "'" hr undrr lhr Pa)ne I JUS! hom• from Eur· 11daJ waters and 4l In nnn-lhl' Division nf Small (raft the l1·hoat ""' "rrr Pal '"''"lictwn of Halt)(l,r ,,,.111 nrlf'l and Bclty Autton '\mta tidal "et.ers Harbors In 1u·cordanc r "'th Scru~i:s N'llll \. ~ htH "· lo•in <'fuh f•,.rp('lu,il trophu ;H ,. 1-:rlck~on and Anlla Paddod, A~, or operator t I \rar\ Src·t1on fi'ii 9f th1 llarhnr~ Hoed < anrl llnhlw ,'l:..mhlr Pll•\hlrd tor lhf' llo 1nr•· I ,, "hn11r hU <ihanrl \ '-'f'rl' nut nl and undrr, non ,. 12-I A~r.U\,~nrl '~\li;::H111n 'Oi1" Inn ht••ti I•.• n1 ""' cn11 ,r 10"0 nn h11•tnr"' l • LEGAL NOTICE SU,.IRIOR COUltT ~ THI STATI 0, CALl,O•lllA ~Oa THI COUNTY 0, O!t.'lle• SUMMONS (GeMrll) JEAN ANN KLEMKOSICY l'i.IMHI YI SIDNEY GRANT KLEMIC0$kY 0.- ltftdtnl THE ,EO,.LE ~ THI: STATI 01' CALIFOltNIA. lo 11W ebo¥e ntmM 0.--1. VtN -lle<lby dlrectW tie -encl ..... _ ltte <onwlelnt of ~ lllO¥• ,,_ l'lllfltlff flied ... 1119 Mow -titled court le tlle ...,_ ..ifli..i ect.., brouefll ••""1 vou ltl wlll -.rl, wll!Mn TEN din ..... ltte _.,..« Ofl YOU Of 11111 -1. H -Yed •llfll" Ille e-. ,,..,,..s coumv, or "''"'I~ THlltTY dtY• II M.-..cl el-re. You .,.. l>eret.y llOIHled 111.t un .... you '° -•r •ncl .,,._, 11tld 1tlalnllff will tekt Ju.,.._! lor env _., or dtm•-clwntncled 111 lllt ~11111 •• ••l•lne -contrecr, OI wlll ePOlv 10 the court lor any -relief ....,,_cl In "'• com"'"'"'· Dtted hPt-4 l'6oJ (HALI W. R. St. JafWI, Cltt1l I r J41\n c. LAwl1 o-tly c..,. HAaaY tt. CARLTOW mt Via&..* Newpwt I M<'ll. C.lffenole T.._ ..... ,.,~ Publltlltd Or-CMtl Doll• ,.llOI, Costa Mtse. Cell! , $tell .. IJ. 10. 17, 1"3. 1'1~ LEGAL NOTICE Richard LIOl'd C•fdw•U. 2ffl Or-i'••, Cotti ""-• C•llt0<nlt WITHE SS mY Mncl ll>lt "" .,.., .i s-1-., Rlct>trcl l lOYd C-11 STATE 0' CALIFOtlNIA l I ti COUNTY OI' O•AHGE I OH THIS ft O.y GI s.t-. A D ~ before ,..., J....,, E. o.wi.. • Hoflrf '"'*lk Ill -for ltte Hid Cour>- ty -lt•le• rMldl119 ,......,,,, dllty c-luiofted -•-"· PtnOl\tllY --red Rldlercl Llovd CeldW911 k-lo _ .. .,. .... --~,.. ...... . Mll»Crl-.. Ille wl"'"' lf'lalnlMffll .. .... "*~ to ,... "'411 t>e .xacuted Ille -· IN WITNEU WHEREOF. I NW ,,.,. .. UftfO ~ "'y ~-tr>d •"Incl MY olfl-c'91 ... 1 ,,,. cl•• -v•., 1n lhf• Cer· Hlf<wt• ""' .OCWt wrin .... .loeePll I . Dn'9 My Commlulon EIUHr• Junt "· , ... ,.Ubllll>ed Oren.. Collf OlllY Plfol. Coet1 M-. Cellf~ Slot ... U. 1C. 17, ~. ......, LEGAL NOTICE PARCEL HO 7 ltglMlnt ti • PCMl'I I" Ille JOI/Ill llno Pl LAI t . I lodl 0 Pl Mid Felrvlew, clllttfll ""'-' EHi, to oo i.1 from tlle cwnlef'llfle of H•,. -lloulew..-d llormertY Felrvlew Av• ...,.,, f'-"a EHi, •'°"9 Mid JGUlll ltne of Lot t , 10.00 fw!; tt1ence Honll 0 OS' 111' Ehl, Hreli.t wllll tM unlerllnt of Harter lcluleYerd •"" 10 oo 11t1 ustenv 111ereo1, ,,_,.,r.., •' rlof!I anot-.. 1os.01 ,.., "' • "°'"' Jn • ,..,,,..., . .,,..,,, C:VrY•• c.onc.ave toUf'h.. _,.,.,.,, ltevlng a rldkn of H 00 tMf -lrom wllldl • rlMllel 111,. bffn Soll"' J6• .. , D" E11t; ""'-aoutt.. -1..-ly -..... ,,..,.,., •'°"Cl ..... curve ll'ltouell • c:.t1tr11 •nvi. al 5.l' t11• 47" .., ere dbtlWl<ll al 2l.11 reot ro !?It bevlnnlno "' • t.,...,1 11,..., Mlcl I .... belno -.lltl wl"' li.t Cll'lltf lino Ill Htr11or lloulevord -'° oo -_,.,,.,. tllerilOI. ,,.....,..., M right •"•lff1 ~ SOulfl 0' 05' MY' Wwt, •lono •lcl ....,..,., One. ll-OI lftlf to Ille POlnt Ill bevlnnlng. SECTION 2. Monon '"' "" ci,ty "' ~, I HJ. M ltte hour of 7:3' o'cioct., P.m~ I" ll'lt Cauncll Chtmber •I !he Coate AA-. CllY Hell, HS w .. t 1"" ,..,,_ Sttttt, C0tt1 Me .. , C•lfto<nle, It ..... ttw c•U.,ICAT• 0, coa .. o•ATIOM tb!ecl .. 11\f tlmt -pl..--,,.... .... ?OR TltAMSACTIOlt °" 1011N•H ell __,, 1111-lld I/I or oblocting lo UND•• l'ICTITIO\ll llo\MI l!>t P<--9 vecetlon THE UNDERSIONED CORPORATION SECTION ). Tl>e City Mtnt-01 ,,.. -htret.y certify "'411 11 11 c.ondllell"O C:llY al Cotl• ~ .. I• lltrolrv dl•tclM 1 Commodl'Y ,,,,_,, Co .. Inc, • Corpe>. to c..,. flOllce• o1 tho .. 1c1 MoPCIMd retfof> tiutlnffa 1oc.e1ec1 11 no E 11111 veut"'" ,., 11o con1P1c-.11y -'" •'on. St . Coel1 Mffe, Cetlftf"la, -Ille w lcl srr ... al ,.,,., tor tt IMd lt<1 1101 lldllloul hrm "...,. of l'lt-1• Cll•rl>)otl O.n -· Ille dell GI ulcl ""'""'-Co., "'41 tl\at t•fd firm It ~ Seid 'Mlt\aS ""'" be -led ,..,. mo•• al Ille lollowlf!O C«PO'lllon. ""'-.,,,,._ ,...., lllr• l!Und<t<I UOOI , ... -rt. bul ,..1nn (IH I piece of llu•IM•• 11 •• ...._. In "" _, &NII I-"'... """ U• ClaTll'ICATI Of IUl lNI H Commodity ·-· Co. In< "'lflc• be -'"' l'ldl"-t """' 11_. llO £ lnll SI. St.CTION • Tlllt llttolul'°" 8'1•11 I» THE UNOlilUIONEO do l>ertew cer Cool1 ~ ... CtlH oul>l1t1Md ~ In the DllANGli COA~T Illy 111•1 Wt .,.. <Oftdu<11ne .......... nr WITNESS 111 ll•NI lfllt ""' .,..,. el OAILY PILOT • ,.._.__ ol -··· bu1lrwn •I IOI ,. • ..., Str"'· l1lboa AUOiltl, 1"'1 clrcvl•tion pr""ed 1" "" Cltv al coo1• Cellloml•. -~ llc:tlt~ firm C°"'modltv lm-1t '", '"' 'l'n.o CouMy GI Or1r>0t. S•••• Pl C•fl ,...... ol 11•1 e..<1\ C•I• •ncl 111•1 u ld Vlclcw II U-.nfl. lornle llrm 11 com_.., al ll'lo loll0wl119 ,..,. '°ret"'"'t ,.ASSEO AND ADO,.TED lllio Jn! d .. -·· °""<>'I ,..,,,., In ·~11 .,,., 1tlecu II c. Gr-. $ecrel ... Y ... s-i.mw. IKI. Pl ,...kllnct •rt h tollows, •o.•lt ICO<"-•lt S."11 A L PINICLEY JOl>n D 1•11. IOI .. 1lm $tr"', STATE Of CALIFORNIA I M•vor GI 11W (ltv 11 l•lboe, Celltornl• COUNTV OF lOS ANGELES I " I Cott• MlfW Do<Ol!IY M 1111. 10! ,..Im Srrfff. On "''' lJtll dn Pl AU(IUsl, "D 1"3. ATTEST l•lboe, Ctlllornla betoro mo 1 NOlory ,.ul>lk 111 •nd rw C I{ "lll!!T WITNESS our n1ncl1 lll lt 71111 oo ti M id COUlllY 1rld St•I•, rnlcllf'll 1Nrt111, I City Clerk of Ille )lu..,11. "~ JOM o. l•ll duly commlnlon.ci -tworl\. ....--Cltv of ec.11 M ... Dorotllv Morlt lill •llY lpPMrM Victor R. Ll-M trld STATE OF CALIFORNIA • II. C Grew ~-la mt to ti. flw COUNTY 0,. O~MtOE ti ~~TNETYOFOfcA5~0N-:,N~A : u Pr .. IOtnl •rid S.cnt ... v rMr>«tllrtly Pl :ITV OF COSTA MESA OH THI$ 2'tn d.tv of AU9Ull, A D ille CO<POtlllon l~•I tytc:ult<I In~ w111\Jn I, C. IC. PlllEST, CllY Cltf'\ Of 11'1 IHJ. llettlftt -. l(_,.111 I. ""''"" t ln•trumenl °" be/\111 of Ille ....,._Allon City ot C0tt1 M--t•.offf<lo Clffle Not•ry Publfc In 11\d tor 111• Mio Ceuf'llY ti.rtl" nt.....S, eM eclt"°'"lt<llltd to mo Pl 1114 City Cou1>ell Pl Ille Cllv of Ca.I• et>d "•'•· rnldlno llltrwln, dUIY com-tllol well CC>f'l>Onflon ~tculld IN ume M.... lltrtl>y C9rflfy "'"' Ille IMY• tnd mlulontd -*'"°rn, ""°"ally ePPtt,. In Wllnfll Wli..-tol. I lll YI lll"lll"IO tor~flg RHofutlon No '3 n Wll clulY ..i Jolln D. 1•11 •nd Doro!n• M loll Ml mo; 11111c1 '"" •lfl~td my P11Jcl1I H•I l>ftd rt911ler1y _,.., .,,., edOptfcl bY •nown ro ..,. lo be "'• Pt•Mlflt -· Ille d•Y end YMr I" 1111• ter1111c•t• llrtl IN City COlmell ol Ill• Cltv ol Cost• nemes en Wba<'rlbed to Ill• wllllln •b!IYt wr llttll. -· el I rttult• mMllflO OI •••• lnt!runwnl. •no Kit-I-to mt I SE At t :<1Uncll rwld °" rho Jra dlY o1 !l•al•"" "'"' llltv u ecultd '"' ,.,,.,. j DENNIS [ CAlt .. ENTlilt "'" lt4J 111 WITNESS WHEllEOF. I lllYI n111 Nof1ry Pu~llt In •nd tor IN WITNf.SS WHEllli OF t "••• 11.,'" unto \411t ,,.,.., ""M •rwt •tth:IH:I '"" ott~t111 ••·d CouMy •Nt \t•'t u"'lto ~ my f\end Mwt t H .. •o '"°' V•• \f•AI ,,._ n•Y Af'O \"e•( H''I '"''' (~fftftt•ff My (Of"'l'f'IUf(lift f •&!l•I\ .,,.,. ,., "'t (1tv "f ,,,. •• Mf"\t ·~I, ''"' cf•• I• ,. •Mv• .,.,, ltf!t ,.._ lttA ...t , ... ""'~'· 1hJ ~(Al (l'lll'llNTllt ANO •un•• f " ""'E~l ). """''"' I"-\f't•itf'\ AttW'PWTt tf Lew ( tv C ..... ~ And fll• nU ( " ._,.,., \.l'W*t""'""'" •• •tt I I tt• t.I ,.n t""' ,,.... Cl,., ('-"""<•• ,.,,,. MArd't 11. .... (Mfl MtH (•itt ~ , .. , (. tv o1 CO\."I ~fl\• f'111r1 "I .... (\r •.... 'V1' O.a•lw " "' ,..unlid\-M n .. ~.,.,, ,. ••• O• ... "•ol J'uh• t'n• ('\'A"O• (NU • O••lv •• "'~ f\'111.t .Y..l "'I > t 4 , W\ •"'" ,,,_. h ._.,._ (' -t • 'Cl\ t ., 11\ -• t .Yh e (, I )¥' tr.. tt~ X "~l 1n • •"n '•r• • ,., ''' • ' I I d , ~ .. :"\ ~ l1 ·:.-:.s: : : 20 . PBIOHAU -12sc · PAlNJINO 12sN ~ ~· ,.,..~~~ Pl~~~:° ~ • in.t.u.tloa Ml88 L&trd btroducuona. PAINftllfO. ~1n1 rauat 1. •·*--fm"n'•'ecl '" a DOCTOR RMpcwAh. cc-tWen. Ual, Quallt:r w .... anehlp. I.n-1 -U.. uWttJee Ji&id. p. -pt<Jf_. !Ml 8'ntca f o r terior, J:xte.11or. No l® • n.p. L2 WNO. 210 SMrb · · • a pl e 7 ... 11n&ltacMc! too .ma.II or too la.lye. 8t. eo.ta M-.. , ~ ~ bJP J9t fcw a ....._ ud .-u-n-. T._ ~le. Free Dti- Ga1"bqe ell • p o • a la, water J Bldrooin, 2 .. Ul 11.-.ty ::--:-.... -=-~ ,.... Mt-ma.. mat-. Oall 'IJ>blJ" beat.ft, etc. • Free .. tJmatee • Work pnnteed Call Mt-30'2 27 «;AU.N SERVICE * OLIVES TREES *PALM TREff $76 -UH -TR.EIC8 :n 66 Brvtol, C.M. Ubfrty a..2916 : NEW lawna planted. l'undlbell. ,..... ldlooJ '1ll ta ~ ~ I AK 'NO Joacw relpODlllble 847-1994. 1 I========== a l .amaUt.. ~. New· ._.. IDOdrtm aata. MU' ts uy ~ Gt.Mr than ----------- J!Ort. ~ ~ lbpU.al a& u ceat.t lftJ owa.. A..etboay H Brito. Roto- 1 ud t 1bedr~ l~. )er .....,. foon P&U.t.t JIM B eo.t.a .,._ SL. De K6pa. oo.ta·lll-.· ..,.. .-..u .. Pout ~TIU Colt.a K-. __ ~2.-tll.& s KS •&llG. ome. Ucs .,.._... O'fU· J wm aot M raponomble tor JMa4. \17• will n.t to .,._ any wu. °" dcbta exc.pt 9T, ROOM & tlata cw doctA>n with~ my own. Kr. &nunett E. • 80AaD portuntt;t l.9• bQy own Woadrutf [:: ~-Kl~. ' T• ii p 0 Jl A Jt T haQy DELUXE OFFICES ' OR-. 3472' • .. ...-S fol' H ,_.. ~ 9U1tee av&llabae f « T am. ta ll p.m. old .c)liool 1irt. lltclud\na ..._ LD the IJ"UCll'• Udo > ~ room Uld board. r u n d I . Bmldlnc'. AJT. CODdJUooed 2 LOST a a..U.bk to JltlY IUD ·a.-lt"eenke mafn.teoa.ce in. J FOUND ~ and fee. U lnte.ren-d~. • eel, wrtte Boa "M TM D&UJ' CALL LllZ 8CBONl!lK P1kJt. p.tQc batonnaUOD "->tor. Kaaa.att u to bome. ~ la1I" OR~ ~ an0 eo111,.._noe M I "° ~ a:peetecl. Rderaloeff re---• ~. TOR WotlWac lli.o. ~ dleeftl ."°9M. Good ,, ... lU\al f o o C. RunUnston .... NMOTT. llOllm . ....., treat ~ GeDd tood 6 '°.....,. ,._ Neu 'U.. '-7. M.W .....,_ b1C. ca...,.,n. ITMUI. ROOM Mid-boUd tilr ~ ... P1. Oall Lt 1-1111. 10 -::.e.NT "° mOAtla. ~ em· .,.,,.,, s-t'-nan. Approx· 1200 @"I tt.. lb.ttll4•t for ..all Mt•. &!e .Jean Stlelp. 'J034 Plac61ti&, Cclet.a Kea& "" pboM Ow~ f7~. 1300 ~ (ed. Jadmtrlal ~. Prfn.L• ofOce --Mdhd,. ... hi ....... Pa~.~·Very ebarp -... ~IQ 2-1201 OR a401T. M-1 I.Or, IO.llllO, c.ater ol Blmt.1n~ BeKlll. r or -.. • rmt. Good for .... ,,...t 8t.Ot"ap VJ 7~. LE t-6830, AA- wt p,-. LOST -Bniwn mlJIJatutt ~·male. No Collar. Rewanl.. °'114'• pet. Con· tact owner. 8072 Driftwood Dr. Or c..U lwmane"-oct .. ty. Bu.ntin&1on Be&eb. ISM4410, or Police clepar~ aeot. care ol OlM1 Ro~ 4au. ~'11. LOST lo7 sll'+'• poodle. male, 110 c:oU&r. V~t7 Bar Harbor Hom• ~r al .....,.,,,, clilld ti.arUiro- 11.eD. 1H~1120. l.p8T Black 12'' ~ ler· rlier. Bu terrier c 1 I p . Wll1tc eo1J&I' (qar). ~ ward ottend. C a I I 6"-4W aftet D P .X . 24 SCHOOr5 A INST1lUCTtON 6-46-0 137 fl)lp ...... ~t ... PAINT(NG Erierior-llrterior •7-,. n~e ba • ~k Lf'll Lott. ifi MJf3 I GUAR. PAINTING lllrpert.. • nlla~ for IO JT'L I Gee the b.-t Oi rnat.ertal& • ra1r Pnc.a -.... Htlmatee Blu. Cblp lstampe Kl 5-07H ~ Kl M .. 1 A·-A-A-PAINTERS I INTEIUOll j EXTEAl¢R w Ol1l pNJlt.eecJ I A·1 R.t~ e.t.2--0366 ~timalN PAPER It p&Ult. Low pt'kft. Special • ....... stucco Is trim $1'6, 111 yn. e'll· pert.nee. Freie MUma&H. ~t270. I : 255 HAULING : Have Truck Will Haul Call Jobnlton, G.n«•I Maint•n•nc• MI f.1110 llA ULl.NO. Wbat ha•e you. yard clean up and build tenec& can aeorp LI S-120'7. 27 GAJtDEN SERVICE : ~ FRED'S LAWN SERVICE AVEAAGE LAWN $12 MONTH uu1nc. y a r d " , buUdlnr v clee.nup. Truh bau}lq. l. a w n mailll~ by monUl. Kl ~~7. HI yMn Ex~nen~. IDXPICRJENCED Ja~ garckner, Oudfon and lawn malnt .. nanct'. F1'ff .u. matH &te-~2. FOR O>mpi..te Y &rd ~. No Job Tbo B1g or Small. ~ ltatlmat.. Cell :.i;1000 altu five p 1'l. 28 GEtiilERAt. SERVICE Ready for SUMMER CLEANING? Ruge ahamp()Oed -noon cleaned It w~ed -Wln- dowa cle~. Sau.tacUot\ (U&l'Ult"4. rrt'• •• ~ ~'--Kl ... 1861. C•r~ I Up~ CLEANING Uoyda of C.~f«ni. So. C&Uf°""8 '• Lara ... M%-CM'71 M%·21tl l'r'M eaUmal• • GuaraelMcl urrTBJNQ llWdm• np&lrl Ji'eocee, or •bat b&•• ,... T 8pect&U.U.C 1n Gok! Kan- box PalMlllc. 142--0'7'5, H a.m. to 7 p.m. 1 1 ~' Wocka ..... at 11. =--~ ~eou~ UDO Si" n., M~l W1Nd uo-a,..._ uct a.111P pbue. HARBOit OU A.R.AHTIZD pa!Dtiq JOb $2 pe r llOut or bJ Job. ,.,..,. .. uma._ 2' hpun. Nt>w Lawna and Landecaptnr ~-op -Trull Jl&ullnc Da7 • N!Pt M6-IUS _ YOUR b-ck&nC'd. Walla ,.__ tn.-1611. ~·' 8LIZPINO, r.0 0-. a"n"'*- \:sqt.ena1-er 1•U.. fw th• wtater. ~ Rotel, 127 ~. Balboa JalaD4 11 MISlMESS 1 R•NTALS omee.. · 2 ,....,... s.. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1.,-r -~ ..... , Oo8ta Pn 8cboof. mi.m-t.ary . If-. Call Oil 's.-tlt& Bia2l 8chooi besiM Sept, 11. BillBOlt It~ 10000 IQ. ~tSon.I belns takeo ft. _., a... c ~ now. 100'7 w. Vl.ctoria, c.x. all er ..,.t to .utt t.eMDt'. L2 M?N LI ~ ID, 1-DOt. ~ a.~. 12 RBn'ALS WANTED HEl:ID ~ aq. ft. boild1n&' ta co.ta x-tor •tab- u.Md nt.ail bartn-WlD ~~CBJLCOAT T'l"PD'O SC'ROOL LI 8·2369 10 1.-0n typlnl' COUl'M. Mia pade to 8aUoc' OIU..n. ia. lTI Del Kar A". t.a1t •.. ,... · ...._ -.. ·be •• • LDeRs Call 141410ft. OoM OoM. La.. ¥ua. A.lk fc>r_B~. 25D c04aNt, I ~ca1n CEMENfWORK PaUoa • Sidewalk• Small bloc.k ~ B rk-'k WCtl k All work ruan.ntffd. Free JC.ti. UJ-OffS GAMESON'S GARDENING Complete Yant K&lnlenan« lAwn.1, Shrubll Is Tre. Fertlll.sine -culUvatlnr • Sp,...yinr, etc. Phone M&-4311 *Gardening . Monthly Mrvlce or by Ule ·job. Lawn · Garden -Oe&n up. R.ee.eonable. R&*- F'ftEE 1:8TJXATl:8 Pbone LI....,... willdow... f)oo~ "" • u kl -" ~ c1-.Md.,. Low .. $15. LJ 8·M2S. 30 IRONING IN HOME tRONlNQ IN M'Y HOJiOl, Rea.eonable. &t 2-J-;'77. 32 HOUSEWORK CLEANING <>r lronlns by B:x))t' rieMt'd Prot-klna.1. Kl s.eooe. ·· · ....... P o 11cii'"151 25l -1 , ~-· . : CONTRACTOR ....... ! 9 eG1111111CbilS .!'t. : I J)dy PtJot. · , fk• '0n ~. o.. :<c:ui w.un OClllDf~bac~IWN*· 8 •td R f I U 'f lOc~per~ sq. k. .COLOR PATIOS A IALTY . 33 SEWING, TAILORING GREEN THUMB "flt:~ii:(~-,.~,~ ~· j .. ~ Ot cdttq1a fOr one UI a en I m Pa4oe. Dri--1 Al) t)'JIU cl ~ •• ;7'11 .. .._:, A. · ~' oa JWboa ta I a 11 d · eem.mt ;"Fi: All work ~."~ P'i . .._ ·• R.t~ ~t'D. ADD A ROOM parant..c!. ._..-. GARDEN MAINT~ANCE M~~~~ .. Ml·ml. .... Remodel JOUI' sw-t bomt' I L""" w·· Ir Aun.oeltt ....... '*"7 • --S11E '-""" ~ ~-~· ~ "~Jft'l:D 1.o ~ t17"1'.und Oontn.etor %f yre Bld~. Cal. All type1 ot teiictnc .\ Ce-- ea; $J.toO ..... moeUIJ1 Call r~ 2 ~ small Lowoe9t Price1 • ment .w o~ Aluminum .....-rt. ~ ". I .._..; wU.W ........, bl n.. lllrthnata awntnp. ete flJ\ant'· IV&.'nSlllW • ~ · N~ 8!ada. : Y-.r\y. Bwolnen m• -we do nS.ht In&'. Pl-om IJUtallaUOn. Nt:IC( mAIT..' 1 l ... tr unclet. fTl.:llft. work! U c. Oont.r. ~ a.n.ytl~ UIT · ;:'.J/f' U:1 ! wlrii!b to rmt. iilOu. 1n TRT BUJLI>Da M2.-~ KI .. aaat. I _ -~ ana to _.,. 5. 2 <?SSD OORJDO•n: !OllLINO 8-P'oundat.loft.I. pat*, ~m- AcldlU.., JO~ PaU... merdal. Fr419 e.limal.-. 008'!'4 lGl:8.A. LUXBSR Tenna -ft.-. ~ , U &.09S2 Tom Di Anda LANDSCAPE AND GARD ENING SERV. • ,.,._ Eet!maU. Kl f.7208 JOHN'S GARDEN SERVICE Compa.\41 1'alllt--.nce Ocian up -TreM 8-oved . . u a.1081 --~·-~·-'-'Iii• Iii i"I .1· work .. ,..,~. B*km= wNo Joti too Reu. Rat• Kl .... Tl 251 CARHMTlllS Fll"f 1911 CAllPDl'TllT OU8TOK OABINlm5 R.111100-..iNO Kl ...aao -Lt Mt21 ii 2· CARPENTERS . * DICK'S lllaall ~ork. reuonU&a. Ptte eet.1- mat.a B. 8t1at»cli:. ~ 6•rclening Servic• Lt a-Mia .,ner t:~ Complete ...uat.a. NEW 0.'-1! t Kcdcan It lawn and 7vd _,.., ,..,....-tiet»Me ~ .... lie.Um.at... lit.a. Pau..} wall~ 4'".... Pll.. M.5·21• u ~ll ~=-Prom•~ .. 4;· VliN'S , .... ·~ ""'" = ~1 JS • ~ &emca. Pa.tkle, -~'·-·-·--~.. Plan~. ... lAwu, ftoto ~. clean Qp. 'JJY Bow or Job. LI WIN W4" t Lm. •I "_. att. l :IO ....... ~panese Gardener As = ~Cl,_,..., ....... Ill T~ .. 9ft. ~ U..-•. .....,, flow', -... ~·o lllt• 7ar4 ....... .... ... • .. 6.0lt 0.. .,._ ........ ... .. .,. ..... I ALTmRA TIONS It CU.tom dreama.kJnc. :18th St. Ne-w- port 8-cb. OR 5-MU. ExPltRT ~lt'r&UoN and a,.... ma>Una by appolnl· m~nt only. M2·1393. 35 CHI.LO CARE "CllJLD CA&r' ... .... _ .............. _._ ee u.. .... .,... rw ..,._ ....... ™ ........... .. c.1111 ................. .... .._ .. ,_...,. CRJLD ca.re. 2 \() 7 ~ fenffil ,..... bot J~ an.aclu • -pe. a. ol ...,.......,._ LI S-1567. (IMO BBC Dtl.) 39 SITUATIONS WANTED JOB URQENTLY NDIDlCD -WW·~·~ hnee: deputy c or o a e .. pou)b'yftlan. mae 11 lnlllt. coutructlon. S*bater. Ne ~Uon. Muet Ml~ port t&m.llJ Oi ftye, .Alllftt K.artla. llO.A uu. M. N...-pori Beach. IDCPllUm.NCJCD •o•a• ~lt llPt~ k~. Rave OW'a ..... .u.o_-,\· -~ .. '1flOT~, y~ -.... th• U MlU. B " ' . . ............ 1.1. ..... ..,.._ __ "'_' w .w -.·-. Atailable PW all tt1s-ol -..ork PA.rt lor tuJl time 1ncludinti lhe t ollowinr : 'T)-pl""" Sh1n~aph4'rw '<"'lerlcal Jl'lllrla dertl• &lby Wttinc Hou-ork <1111 t"df'TM'T'8 &.. \l~t' wtaliun atbridantJ! Ru• boye Wl'Jlr~- ('&)1 Soutbem California CoDtc~ 81.Udenl Employmft'lt A Lm. l o II p .m. Kl 8-lf78 BABYSJT'J'tNG. All da7 OI' wen{naa. $1 bour. WW f\ar- llilll OWll traaaport&Uon it '*"~ .. 2·1~ Ooeta Me.ea. ~CB:D housek~ ft' and cook. 2 In lam.Uy. Pnrter thS. arH.. •7&-S04t. 40 a-: WANTED ntfDAJU> or ·~ANCE roa HELP WAN'l'l!:D A..DS oa 81J8IHE88 OPPO•Tt.'NJTY 1 • .&~ta ••e t ..... e1w.n.. 1.•..t .... •~r ..,. &rJ N ...... N MUt. J. N-t p,__ aver- ace ~ ... -......... •r ,,_. ..,,_ = .... .. to .. .... ' ... ,.1r.r ..... tile .. tal • 40 HELP WANTED, 40 Hll.P WANTED, MEN MEN ~~~~ SERVTCIJ .U.Uon medlanlc INVESTIGAJE NOW t ltuaky men with m.ecb· and -.Jesman, pvt time, 40 HEl.P WANTED, MEN _,..,,. top ....... Uat W. eo..l anleaJ ...... iy. E&rninp Blgtlway Nft"POl't Bea.cb The n.lra bendltA and W&Cff $H6 to $116 pet' wtt1t. To OR a.eaOe. available al KING T\. f train Ill Va.n Nuys for · or work tn Oran&e County. llXPJCRIENClm l>ND.er man. rood ln.l!ide Ot' O\J~ T\' ~ Kr. Mannine, 18741 Alao Day Bwt boy. Apply tedmklane. Kl t -226:1. S&Ucoy, \'&11 Nuye, caur. belwffn S:30 to 5 p.m . or call 472-0318 Loe An· Ruebftl8, 261 r.a.t Q>Mt ~lf'8, , Rlgbway, New-port BM.ch. STEADY HJC~.-l8 or <>ldt'r ACCOUNTANT witll ell· for Udo car W a@h, t 81 E ~rience ln PubUe Ac- 17th St, COt!I• Mft!4 Ct\ll coont&nt. office for pert- Mf-M48. time worl<. Call Kl 9-0190. Dr•ftsmeft HUNTINGTON BEACH OPPORTUNITIES En9ineerin9 Dr•fting ---•--- ·TRAINEES ---•--- 8 WEEK TRAINING PROG~AM AT FUU PAY SELL LO HEET F\IU or part time. D1--k ll&Jes job an) whtre. AllllO manqu Opt'nln«. Call l.J t ·t722 or KI 5-!'1124 W A.NTED bua boy11 It: dlllh · ""•uheni, 18 y Kr11 or over, momlng• A t\..rung-3. Ap- ply Snack 8hop #8, 21012 Padtlc Oout B•Y~ H unt- ln(ton ae.ch. YOUNG m&n-0.ya, tor park· tnc lot attendant. minJ- mum &&'e 18. c.Jlf. drfr· era lie~ requl~. Ml 2-ll&t afttr 10 am ICXPERJENCED sale.men F\111 Ume prefcrn!d. M r La~ at 8"7-6339. TEACHJ:RS Wan~ Part ume Sa.lee work. Pboo• LE ~ btw 4 It 5 p.m. A'I HELP W~TED WOMl!M-- 8'1'AND41l.D OP .&OOZPTANCI: POii HELP WA.Nm> AD• oa 81JSINE88 OPPOa'ITNft'Y 1,.~te •••• eea&e type of -..ortr. I. KaiM et.ate wtieu.tt Ml· U7 • eemralilelo• er ..... 41 HELP WANTED WOMRN LADY tA>'U..... pboae A !!bow ~ m•teri&J la deccn.tor abop 2 or S 4aya a -". Prefer eom...,. witll drapery u~r1~ aJ.. tho not neceasary. ColJta Muia, 549-0324. PA RT Tlme. 8upplemMl J>l"Mf"ll Income by be- coming a BMuty Couo.eelor repruent.&Uve. Work by appolntmtnl, no canYU· lrtng. Good eommiNd<lft.. 648~19. IMG--0362. HOuSEKEEPER, cook, llvt' In. nice aunowu:U.ncs. un- encumbered. M iddle act'd Steady t-mplo)-meot if con- d!tioru ""arrant No Smok· lnr-2 lo family. ' OR 3-8690 Lido IJ<lt'. WOHT-ho111tekttplnc and 1JU1in1r In our homt' a hnt. :i deye a ..-eek. Glen Mar tra.c·t, HUnUncton ~ac h :">3&-8HO alter 4 p.m. 41 KELP WANTED WOMEN Collins Radio Newport ~6Ch Hu opening f-.r the fol.Jowln& JX<"'''" r'<; TYP IST mill ta "' pr. JBN • !~. Keypunch Oper. S...•lnar •h •ll D'l1n. l yMr tllJ' ,.,, I HM , Kf'ypunch nr f'<1111' • •II••...: Steno For "'""'• t~ h It d• u -1• i ,,-,, ""'- S H l!O wprr, 1 :-r ,,r., !IC 1 ,.~pm man J , • .,, •••no exp. A1J &pphca.nl• l10io•I I, I t!>!tl llCbool &T•d• ,_, I ~ • tJ. ~ Collins Radio w ANTED. woman tor moth· 19'7e>p San JQ&(4Ultt R•I. er'p helper, • to 8 boun NtwpMl B-<'h per ~. 3-5 41.yw ~t Kl 8·2911, Vtl 2U•P wttk . Xuat ha'" own An Equal Opp<c111m1y tJan~portaUOn. Co 11 e ~ • Empklyu Park &rM. M6-2t1t. POLICE CLERK- NATURE woman t.o belpjlmmediate opt"nlnc N-~ JJilll....c.n... ot :J ~dren ln BMcb Pol~ ~pl. 561&1') Corona del Mar.· --hom&. ~13·J3t!l Minimum ,... Uve In 11111 daya. Ow11 •ulrementM incl\Jde H I>· room and T.V Top ll&lary &'l"8d. l yMr t-:irpu ifflc.<, · OR S-1117t. and t)"Pt' 50 ""pm :i Jay. JEEUNE fubloae. Inter- ~&' for mane.cen ud 11t)'llata. Show beautl.tul line Cotton Knlt.t. Home Party plan Free aanaple kit.a. Call TA 8-%063. 40 bour ""Hk Jufl y,c.,.k. ~ i ·:so rm. T'I~~' t.hN rnaey by "r1><·m1 iaent. Apply p.,, ... ,,nnt'I Of •• lice City H all 673-21 ICl ----~----___ ., __ _ ....... -· ,,....,.. ·-1&1'8 .., vac-~ er KOUSEKEl!::PE'R apllt day.! ~ ' !!«ore and aft.tor achool, or AVON CAUING ... P"Am )Our CliRH:TMA.I' proflla tuda~· t" "'ork1~ C ltmes will be conducted in Sonte Monice, followed by reguler essignment in Spece Systems Engineering ei our new Hunting- ton Beed· foc ;1;•y. (. M.•l _, promlee "*'"' de.y work.-plua b&by 8'l· plawJlt," .,.._ .. ler. Rel'erencea, penlOl!al ......, t. '°.... or pro ft'a11looa.I. OD.ta 6. wlRT9bllellt I' .. • a I 'r er Meu.. 0&11 Ma..Mal. a41• -t •tate'UM tou.& PART Ume· work fUll Um• the A VON '"'"Y t"~ll "' • once for f' .. Ubh•h«i tnri- tory nf"l>r '\(cu r tu.me. 77•·1930 ---•--- Minimum requirements: High School groduote. Two seme~ters of high school o r school drefting. trede U. S. Citizen . ---•--- NEXT CLASS STARTS SEPT. 23, 19&3 APPLY IN PERSON TESTS: Mondey thrv Thursdey, 8:30. 10:30. I :3 0 end 3:00 p.m . No te~ts given after Sept. 12 ---•--- Missile and Space Systems Division 2560 Wtlnut An. CA.lvw City, c.lfCM'fti. (I b&ocl bat of i~ of ~~&Wethinft•IWs.) OOUGLAS Alt £quel Opporh.Wty E':Msilev., lava~t ~~ pay K ffp your important •· au.a.ea. epportaalty a4a JOO u ho11~·1fe and mo- ...C ata&e t,... ., .,.._ lhu and cun a -ic.Jy -........ a.w.t• paychedl. Call tU-870'7. -a~lf ..._. o~. .. •~ tile wor4 .. ~ _Nl!:ED _____ l_te_r-for--6-y-ear--ol-d -~ --' ~ girl, ~ days weekly my ,.._ DA.ILT PILOT M,.._ home, N~ 8-ch. Call Md7 t'9deav.,... te priat wttk-41 or E\•t'e. eeJ.r •••ertl•e-'9 &76-Jt2:1. ') whlda are tntMUI .. eoe-rov A oJ p--' N .. ... A-.:/ ~t .. -l ..... ea. ~d .. ._......._ 111-1111 ~ sharp Gal• E&m to $60 part)'. No delh·t>rtng. No SECRETARY For aalo• Dept. Posit ton ~utree Good llhort- haod • lyplnr akU1a. Ple&.t!· ant workfnr conditionll and good P'r1n1e bfnellll. SERVOHIC INSTRUMfHTS It(. 1944 Wlllttk!r Av.. C.M . An equal opportunity empJoTer Girls Wanted for lnsertng conecUnc. &46-!917. Gttt'a It GadS"eUi EXCHANGE private achoo!, tuJtion, Ooeta Mua, for tran.port.Jnc cblldren from )'our area. Call 1"2--0tlO. FASHION wl.p. Sell by wearlnc on the Job or IO- ciaJJy. Call Beverly. Kl 6-l!OfS. NEED compaion ~keep "' for wml-lnvalJd. Uvt' 1n. No drlnJdor, $20 a wed. Ll I· 1084. 8ZLL Baum To~ party plan. car DOC. We t.ra1n Call Kary Paull!On. A97·tuo. LADT ClOIY\pe.nlotl to apead e'tt'ninp. Upt eookin&'. Temporvy. "No chlldJ"en. •~ Ooroaa del Mar N e w • p a p er a. Put. ~ OOUNTER stJ1, dry cleaninC Wede. A rrt. a1J day. No at.ore, put time an4 tun expenee. uoemary. .... time W06'1L 1D ~. Ooe- lt-J1. Coat a ct a.ors• ta Mt!M. A.ram. ~ PUot mall-a.i~u=y,--llT.il,...cr--w-u--=t.ed.~-.-:-,. ~ lla7 • 'l'lllm1ll. 0.-bome. OfMlp aa4 1 Tth S t. ta Jil49L No ~ ce11e Yidalty. OaD Ml-4511 ..... i an. ..... * SECRET~RY * GJBL tt11r c1rtve m rMt.au-11:1ecuw.sc muut.ctunor -. Tant. ftlD time. Pa.on. f0tt an lmmedl&C. ~ tor ...,_tmcnt att. • .-.. aa ~ aceuratc OR ,Mlto, Olwona cW Xu ~nut wttla a sood ~ LIVE I.e. JIPt llroUaekeep.ns, ._. "' -~ .. ~-for ,.._,. .... dAqttter. Uoe Aa aa... ~ ot-VI 1-2'19. ~. ,....... )llult mon BABY6Zl'IM. ~ home. t. ...,._ ....._ for t moat~ old ~. tu.U TOPA'l90N, INC, D ~ ttme. Oil ......_ W A~T}."U fl•'' MI 6·iHi • l "-I '' n 1\J YOU HAVEN1 FINISHED YOUR PAPER 11l YOU'VE READ Jttf DAILY. PlOT CWSflED WAllT ADS! • .. ~ opportuDtt;J -1 ., II ~fr· To Buy -&U-4TWSU --------= ..-7 ·, ~ v, c ·-E "' . I 0 cu c I- \ -. .,-. . ·"' .. ~~---• . ' . _..._.~'""'~ -3· . ... ... . .. . -.. . , . . . . . . ~-----------------.__ ____________ ~----------------'~ I. ' \ .. 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KIMlt ..U. tl' lMt PlcJnlp traclr, CbeTroltt SK CWllom blboar4.f 76-f ~ aD atn.a. llbt· )r(plf. Cu.tom upbot/stwy. tJltllent condltioft. f1S50- H<>t Poat:i&c eQClne. Oocll· MI Wll5 nJcbta, P'l conll'oll.ct. ca'1t&Uon .1111 1-9988, Can be oom- plate. Many roocl1iee. p1•tely retlnanced. !W3-to.4G. 51 8TUDEBAKER pick 1.1,p .MOORING F'T. wtu accomo-% ton. Reaaot\&ble. <lilt! up to ti rt. tMlat. 147-*5. "~ Croww Deel and I ht'Oal.fbiU pl&nk llftt.ll ~ 100A ~~"a bt'» '50. OR 5-<IOSJ, N_.. f'OCt Beach . · .. SPORT CARS! I 't ~} Snowbird wtt.b · ll e w Mct'Oft .. u and IP&t'e aall. Special prices oo new TRI-1 Le.vi~ •late, mWJt .. n. UMPHS, MG':s, 6PRrI'ES ORlole 1-8224. It MIDGETS. SIMCAS. 96 MOBILE ~ES Sport Car Cente r & TRA1LERS 3 locatioM \IJ «erve you fl . . 2201 S. Main Sant!l Ana 1 ammgo -Fairmont 710 E. lst Santa Allll R.!81 Estate Trades 291 l W. ~st fhw&y I Bank Ternu Newport &ach IOOA I l"'f•rtM & I ~~rt Can MORRIS ~t M om.. ,....,.oo. a•.....,oo'""'.-- OR 3 .. 2$1. liNAULT IOOA ........ F-1100 A~ '·1100 . S.le ~ Wented We & w..-. _ ~ ----··-- .NOW!!! IN COSTA MESA WHY NOT LEASE? any m•ke uwd urt ttXAMPLl!l8: 'ST FORD ····-·-$18 mo. '5T CHEV.-·-· f lt mo. '58 roRD -········ '21 mo. '58 RenaultDauphlae, excel-1 For your Shop ping '58 CHEV ......... f H mo. lent con&tton. Ju.at right '6t FORD ··-······ Pl mo. f~ a c h, o o I; economlcal. Convenience •t ·iw CHEV ......... f2t mo. New pallt. lnterior excel-I '39 PONTIAC .... pa mo. lent. Cal • LE 8-8069, en -1 19'4 I HARBOR BLVD. '60 FORD ......... f81 mo. nlngw. UM. '80 CHEV. ··-···· P" mo. SUNIEAM I JOlllSOll ' SOii ~it7~~p:::;; SUN'BEAiJ A Ip l n e, 1960. • sh • DE'TAJLS 1 ~ _.... a.Mc>, .... WIC', Gtty with black, 90ft and ; IS owmg KEYSTONE . autom&Uc· ~. See at hard tope. W tre wheela. , JoltMOll a Son, 1H1 RM'- Sl.596. 1 Owner. Ll 8-6367 , "'9 1961 LINCOLN MOTOR CO. ~a:;:;• Oo.lw. M .... TAUNUS I CONTINEM'ALS, 300 s. M&ln. S .A. kl 1·H81 .......... . TAUNUS (German F ord1. M£R~Y METORS CASH FOR ·59 wagon. white, radio & 1 •M COMETS ••••••••••. heater, A -1. 2~·30 mlleA end soon '59 OLDfunDUt ~~5.g~;~;:s[~_vale party.' *"-FABULOUS YOUR CAR . .)l'IUUIU. VOLKSWAGEN ter, automatic, pow. r ' ---II 196-4 MODELS ' door hardtop. R.adlo, beat· ' "' NEEO A. CAR! * COMP Irr steering, power brake&. I SE. • aoor Hee Ke r Mex i 62 ~ . VW Hardtop. ·top con-, Credit Rejected! A» ift5. See at J'ohn.aOO Ir; ~d ft attached room. Fur-radio AM' _ F'M air. low 1 dltlon . h-.s t>verythlng, prl-Wt> Carry Our Own RAMBLER Soft. 1.Hl Harbor Blvd.. "~ned Loc&ted N't!WP<>rt mileage. T ru<> ('()ntme-ntal vatt> 0.;1nt'r dratted. besl Oontracta . Costa Mel&. LJ; 8-936& HARBOR MOBIL CENTER MERCEDES BE-NZ_ I ~u S. Harbor. S&nta Ana MERc~BENZo60 220. -·' ..... __ J•.~-··~'• ... ..__.,.., ,n -·---~ ... _ B "l d t _'17$0. Mr. Irwin, I elegance. Private party I offer. ' OI Se&ahore Dr., SmaU Down -Weekly Pymta. • ••••• . )f'. 1 -7~·· Will rent. lH&-1517 Npt. Bch .• 875-U93. VALLEY MOTORS 11•s llWPORT AYE. •••• . ' .. 1 •ro< ·f'~U for quick ioale, ------1961 Volkawag-en, Karhrnan OLDSMOBlLE 191ST, ii 1...io} rUlltl&ngo. 10 x ~... MG I Ghia. convertible, 3 cars, 2 11960 HarboT Bl. Coat& Mesa CO"A ucr a power w ID d 0 w .. eeatll ... Hh 12 ,.. 38 Caba.nil. In 1.963~0--B -3 n)onlhi!-Old . drivers, wtre·s pampered I CA.LL MI. 8-7932 .II rlUA brakes. alffril\W '6215 or 'l11lr f»•rk Sl9!15. I White with re'1 upholstery.~ pet. Ml 6-t0'42:__ _· will tnt.de for jeep. nr.. lllC( 6·31S9 wire wheels , radio. 4000 VOLKSWAGEN 8ed3n .61, WE NEED call lH6-41MJS. ,,., Plymo u th. • 7""10' F ull miles. Mu.ill ll. $2890. I radio a~d healer, white I Lale model Bu\cka! Top cub 1"'2 Old5 88 Holiday, ra- 11ri•'i!' $3995. "'Terms. 7204 IS4S-60TO. · ____ sJde walls, seat belts, ' price p&ld. dio, healer, power steering K<>lch, span• #4:'S. dilion make Cfer. Yorba 60 Dum-OWn aedan V e r y _~ __ 3282 __ ·=-----w Coast Hgwy. Ne"'PQrt 19-l8 . MG-'I'C. cellent ron- 1 St.~. DI 8-4779. SJANSBLJRY BUICK and brakd, SUGO. 'il\·.l121 Linda, 528-4622. clean. new brakea, ·battery, 23.t E. 17th St. Ooet& Me• OLDSMOBILE 191S9 "88", Urea, hmed up A: ready to Ba . G I f l T50; Ford 159 fT50. BoU1 Monday Puzzle I ACifO~ ~ c.n.r.r l WI"''·~ ~~·"· 50 '"' Av,ra ,, ~' Lolc~CIOM t OV.•tt..-!' Lo the~ 6 I ( 2 wd addition 51 Kiiled lt OC.tll\lc ts 51 PniWl , l4 Miss Doon<e NI« ; 1J MZOl\ll· 51A81adt •Yf" '"" Fri• i6 ..... . 5 l t:,,,,,.,,.. .. ,ica"Ol\S .. I HV• .. t ined1.;1111 18 80 &J 'itnOJ JO An• • 1 111onU1 • A~iali: t.I Vol~ ll "'• {>2 Sl"t Of 22 8f'O«l ..,., ..... D M.itit "1CAsef's. ~OQfeSc ooncem ' li ~vy f>'4 St.andl119! hitter f:!"I( 26 =• 6S trfect 2't lilPl>'f ~illQ. 3l Brlllsh composer DOWN '2 Alono h !>O:·l l Oa.sh shc>fe violwty J1 Sound DI 2 ~ •horn Hll1 JI .. lc.t.Nn-• t.ereslinia for J\.911 Y • ar1no )11111910.ty t.ooeltuw 40 0n""1.~ S lteo-ti~ 42 S.-1 ~swef ltHlll.> to r. •rnstt 4J Al.I lo k)4> 1 81rd M ColrlflOsolion I Ri"1t.eous sub1~s 'f ~of . 45 In-fle=d MO§l l~ Pie for· .,.rt tnnsr.mne ttH 17 ll Fall to CIOMlllMe I .. ission 12·~se ID COlllbJfl• U Facial -.n•lon \itWinter ..,. wallet ~ .. CQ'ldilion • 21 Sa;Klty 24~ance 2S olous ~s = -2'~eclof ~I\ opera ~C!Mlled JO Coultry 32 t<:lnd of salmM 3J l>f11Nage ar• J4 Fleur-de-Ii I ~Without; L•lin )6 Chow J8 Frelfj>t ve~el 41 Shari> u crescenct 42 F fi4!1·, ptOl'lOllt ~~temt . of addr.ss 46 Horse race rMtgln C2 wds> 47 Send MOney 48 Po.Ifs 4'f Autror llfilllam Rose ---- 51 Pict's t.Ofltelwlponty 52 Asl_, lllOnlt 54 WhetstoM SS H1tndle 56 St.acting 58~ 59 23rd GIHt let.I.er 11 l tJ ~o. f117~. OR IS-1080. fgalftS a Ofe cars ex~llent cood.ition. 1HO vw -t belts o~ wm take trade. MS-OlTI. owner i 125. Kl 5-30s5. "'l'be beet for the leaet" ' ROYAL MOTORS over 50 to c.booee trorA 1 00 .... For . LI 8-2U8 Newport Beach c ... & WanMd VU t.ER-OONNELL , ~ JOGS Harbor, C.lil. 8"-~308 CHEVROLET UM BUic!~!, Staticm KFI MOTORS rl°:~t c;-~b~ wacon.~ect COlldltloll. wm TOP DOLLAR for FOID New · 'Full power, . UJ~ tr..a'OU. Don't '6J T-BIRD Loaded with ex- b.U n tirell. ~5. Own-healtatef See u• n ow! tr.as incl PS., PB., P -wind., er. See ,o appre<:1ate 211>6 lla.rbor Blvd , Coal& P -seat.s etr . Loca.1 One RY 4-5€125. • MM&. owner car. Uke new. $2995 •• !\Or CARVBR PONTIAC C4DILLAC Mi o.-0226 'C ADILLAC 1959 SUver COO: tlOO W . Oout Rtway vertible., Factory a.tr, all CHEVROLET Ne-.pott Beach LI 8-Mtl extra.I. Owner'• low mile-•62 . '"'ORVAIR FORD 1968 2 door, • cyua-age, ~d car ablloJutely ; \.. . er. ll"ordom&tic-, heater, Srnmacul&te lnterior. , . , · new eeat oovers, carpeta. HY ~75 ev'eftiJl.g'e. K~' •peed, n.&o, heat-'.()Jle .. owner. f'96. lKt Cadill&c, convertible El ~~¥:11 ~A:J-P!: LI MUT. Dorado. ,Bl.urlbl. •t.eel blue !--1 mtwt« Se&. t belta 1...,9U--i'-o-rd--R6'1--c-h-W-agvn.--matehlnt tnteriol', leather •-v · bucket ;e&ta. Every con-~ c!: e~aaf!~ci :'ces!~i:!en:r'C:,.~ 11<! oeinble1 extra. Private SM;t8 per mon.th $1.950. t228 P'l&centla Apt. part.7. f ,TOO. MI Ma9S. to d&J ~ty B, Costa)(...., 1169 ea~ Coupe de vwe. 1ao1 s. Kain St. ·ea T&Jcon .q~ wacoa. Inuna~t.. ~.500. SU.ta.AM Kl S..7'54 'Jow mlleq-e, ~cellent con- OR 8-ti50. Private p&rty. C!QWROLET 1901, 2 door &Uon. LI •-7281. do)lpe. Stick libJft. I cyl, T BIRD 19M, new enctM· radio, beater, wtUte paint, .c1e.,.. $1.!SOO. 0 w D er• • 62.~CHEVY II clean. fllCS. S6M IL Cout tM-MSI ' B_,.., Coron& del 'Mar, &tt-. D~ Clu • bppy I er 10 &..lll. MEICURY ~a:'°°°~ V<:.U ~ awr. Bel A.tr, i Dr., Au--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-' tanaUc "60-Kl 15--TM!. W-Ola.cler Blue pa st« Bermuda De,. Oollta duh bJt.ersor. Kea.. · O.J!lLY f 1T99!! Dir. cuar~ Beat GMAC le.mu. COMET Ml S. 0out H..-y., Laguna •••••••••• BY&tt ~17«. '61 N\UET '60 CHCVROLET ' Door \.ur1 8ta. W'ag. Pa.rkwood .. 6,. Radio,1:· P-GUde etc. Stat.loa wagon.. Radio, beat- Low e. Sharp car. er, aut.omat.tc, wblte aide fl Tt6. 1"&Da. $1316. See at J'obn- ROY CARVER PONTIAC llOD A: 8oo. lKl Harbor tt PLYMOUTH • 63 Plymoutt. 42()' Radio, heater, ':ISi, a :tt gears, racemuten, tack. other extru. .Ne.w racetl. . · 5 yr. IO,QOO mt. gurantee. '1.tclO. Call ftnantCe. Prl- nte 11&'1.Y• OR S-151J. lHt PLY'MOUTS St.attoa Wagma. Run.s good, f 7G. 2183 Pacific, C. M. ~ KI t-tt•~ anftbne.. CXCRA.MGll equity tta 8~ J'Ury L~ late mocl~ el wl~ &U-oelO. ll'OR s.Je, itN; Pt7"'QU~ f 150. Mt-8211. • -rorniic • II UTILE BfAUTY II 1962 Temq Lemana R.T: I D. S Gold with beige Tln!Yt rt«, R.. a. 1'6ok lltlttt. X'lnl w.11.w. t:lre8. bUcbt lell.ta. 'l'oo new to can a used ~ tor onl1 $219S !! 1~ Flu~ Too JJ BAY MOTORS .. 80 'More to Cbooee ~ 21.6' Harbor · Ooeta Kea • Ml g...3244 (' • P 0 N T I A C S 'IJ'T t.b.ru 'A L A. R G ID SllL!DOl'ION (Incl a TeO\peet. ~ ac, ~ Prix DlllfON· STRA TORS)' OlOllt Oa.t· Prloel! ROY E:!ARVEll PONTIA.0 · Bt..-4., Coo1ta M..._ MONTERSY HOO ,W Cout Hiway LI S..fHS -i Door Hardtop. A.utom&tk: ~rt !Beach LI 8-34GI ........... R&R, P-8~ A: Brak•. . lteo w. OoMt Biway Newport ~ LI ~ 19Cie Chtno\et Convertible, Llc. No. PLN881. ::;.~~~~e!~ DODGE $179S et'. ~-Ol' bubotter. 63 DODGE. DART ";:. • ie12 Poouac TempMt. Le 1i1&u coonftlble. p ,150. Bet'Weili!lll DOOft and ' P.M. Call IHS-M5'. ltll-Pon~Sarart w.,.oa. • :> •• I . , l , I J ;> .... ) .. J i .. ' c. • It • i:.,, -:~ ,, i!:, .. ~~, i ... :· . •, ... ... ... ... E~ SAL.I 1) .,us .POil IALI \ ' HOUSIS POI SALi .~lllAL CMNllW. -n • ·-I 1 M. M. La80RDE =MES::;::;==A=;VERD=====:E:==1 IEWPOIT SHOIU CAMBRIDGE, ABOVE A vmuom HOMJD. Vacant and 'll!"lt.h lmmedi-'nil.I beauUtlal cu.et.ornlMd ate poMMston. · Spotleea t ll r e e bedroom, 41n1nc three bedroom, two b&Ul l'OOlll, f~ ~ bocne LI carpeted and draped home avallabl• for Immediate wltb bullt-ln kltcha I.a-OCOUp&acy for IOIDe 1uclr:y cludlnc dl.shwa~er. IArp t.amll.J, Perteet Ill "'117 encloeed paUo. covere4 detail for a diacrlmlnaliDC boat storage ~ and dou-buyer. Choke corner lot tn bte garage off paved alley. _. of the nJcer nelg'bbor- Private Mach, nicreaUon boodl. Jexcellent financing fullltles anti two aupel"-· a'f'&llable.. w. A: L ., Inc. vlaed awtmmlng pool.a. See Open l!:vee. KI IJ-Mtt. tbla and you ~U acnie that thl.s home I• a bar-«ain at 120.950. Tenna avallab)e --SUB)(JT ON DOWN. IAUOA PENINSULA See ~ 1""111 cuatom home •. t the Po&nt. I beclrooml an«· den plua bobby room. a kt.Ile. A.D electric built- ANOllB OCIAN VtPN BARGAIN ~.! klteMn, lncludfAc re-Thi.a oameo Rl&Na...,,. I W -mprator. 8-uutul wood room 1MllM llt )lltoacl com- ~. r u 11 P r l c e peUU.'1'*1.7 for Uda ... _.. Try Sl0,000 dn fUl Ti-. Prin.te · oc.D DO ISLE ~ an4 acttn oommun- P'« & LARQll tamUy. NEW, ltYfuat filtlt for t6mll: ~ous, c u 1 1 0 m enJ<>rmeot. o.n ua now to bedrooms and den. -Ul1t at f''f,500. W. 6: NWlnc room. BeauU-L., IDc. Ope Dree. t\niah-4 lncludinc aD XI ... 7'711. oa.rpetJnc and --=-=---........ ..___ qta.*te 11 I'll t tur:turea. ~fttf.1)-t otat•r l'oom open• otno pt.Uo. OUT OF ~WN OWN'Bl UNA.BL.I: '!'<;> 0 0 0 U PY. Aaklnc NISWPOlft' -·CM ~ STl,600. Oll"FIRS ~ I~ ~ Westc:lff u,.. .. , MM, Newport ·INCi. ThrM to $x w,..... f T"° to Fow le+hl Models Av....,._ le At ~ Ott.en Wt to order on ~ lot you select-l ~ Al Cu~ luit -:' On F.. Simple LMcl I PRICES, START AT $42,150 WE KllOW YOU Will &&Ill W .lNTllD! ! ! .&:.. ..,., .l'1~ A:~ MI 1-lTl.l 2~~ ~4 ~:.;:.. TRADE •.. VIEW HOMt: -BIB -----·---Bet.utltul CA.MEO SBORU FOUR BEDROOM· ~ wttb POOL. I 'becl- -. re.Qiu p1u.e ramilY room.. tRVINE T£RRACE $16 500 N I: v I: R ooo1<.TPmo'! TERIUAC VIEW 'I'Mt lb.ls MESA. DEL HAR ...... ~ \a an exceptional buJ'. Spacious three bed- . , Ptto«t at $M.600. OWN-Owner mcrt1llc t.o deeert ... JDR WILL ~JI) PUOO C&UM ot m.._ wm eacrt~ room, 1~ bath, dining MOV11 IN NOW!!! 'lbia anie., bullt-tn klt.chen, car-home ill vacant an4 ~ pet.a 'knd dr&f)M. BeauUtul-tor your family to ooc:u.pJ. ly lan.48caped front yard Two bat.ha make t.bb a lncludlng aprlAklera, fenc-na1 famll7 home, .AND ed an4 1And8cl.ped rMr PRICK INCLUDSS , yard. Located De&I' elem-BTOVll Is R&FIUOD:t.A- enta.ry achool, Ooeta Kea TOR. can now and .ua.-BJch an.4 e>ranp Cout mlt TOUr term.a. OoUege. Can be plD'CbaMcl wttb LOW DOWN. J'.B.A. or Oollnnt.ional ftat.nclDC anllt.ble. OPl1N DAILY FOR YOUR JNB~ON -SEE 2'1641 DR.AKJI: TO- DAY. Full price oa1y f.11,000. M. IM. laBORDE Yov HartM>r Area 8-ltor no JD. 17th St. i1'h. .... ...olOG mvellb\p C&U -·)([ l ·l o&O TOWN AND COUNTRY IA.otu.rioull. qactou. home wtth lalb and pluter COll-m:ucUon. ~ ftrepl&oe and tamny room. With aUct· lnC' <loon to pt.tio. 'lbre ~ tom drapM, b uDMA ldtcll• -. convenl~t 4 re•• t n r ~Ill and ldt:t.l floor plt.n WW cateh your e,.e. Pr\o.- ed at SJl,T60 OD eaq tenu.. w .• L.. Inc. Open .....kl~l . ef!J&lt)" M part of purcllue flee We ~ I 8* ~ f« rood iDCOIM !'OOlll • Dea .,..,... T It i a ~ BtJBaqT ~ bw.e 1au ~· A OU9t.om ~ -.,tUl •"'7-8e9l bu.7 .. Ule &NL 'ftala II 0ww M.a OYW '41,000 ta thiDS· Two_,. bedrO-. .. 6 Mdl'OICllm bom9 wtUl t.b.1a ~ but wtD COD· I~ b&tb.I, ~ .._. tu.sly roc:m, *"ectrie "'10t. lddet a llluU loww otter wtt.ll ~ ~ rocm ta apf'&a--. w/• ~~ due t.o aeete9tty of leaY• wtt.ll ~Y built Sa flle, ........ ltlt.cilm -lDC --.. .,_ e.n Mn. cablut-, ~ room. ~ room look out oil ll'&J' {« c1etal1a. conn4 patio wtUl _.... ~ JIOOl ..... -Mona IA y l IEACH crue 9D4 w.t bu'. Beat w. ca.a icee., 1u1r eye on u.. REALTY, INC., R .. lton ::,-U~ = =:i ::-~ ':,9:r-;_ H+'ROW()OO HAPPY 12025 W. BaJ1Ma BlY'tl N.B. at Sf.UOO ._. U..Weost.dift ~ --. .W.OUl · OR l.etOO .,... W. Is L., 1nc. op.a 'tM ~. W. A: L.. liae.. • THRllm B1K>ROOK8 _ • • ET•. III .. TTJ.L Ope ~~~UL Well,_.. bn • UM>X ha.rd-...,..tW :;ou tllat .... kl-. ~~'"*11oom-1 1ai aa~~.~ ...... ~~ ... .t.e.t.. ... .....,...-.,n .. .... total.-Uab'~ ~of~~·~. lit.. on. IM9~-diL FllA. -na. neect. a lit.tie T, · 1.W\ 'A L.. Inc. Opell Eftt." ~. Kl &-Ntl. - IMMEDIATE ~ ::=+~~: ~w l)i~l:H~ ~ Milt ..... ladu.... . .. ;;..:;;;...=;;;;..;;;;----....-.- ' ~. K a rttwo•4 floofoa. dbpble ........ pool 111 IUI -~~.... !(pt. I (lllllrUti llliubl ""-'> • Oltlole ~-Ofa~--1 s ~ • AMII 6 •anace llllft ...... 11a b.Je. su.ooo til'tlt • , \.V'Uf~ n "'" ~ T.I>. at f"" ~ fW - t \ . ~ l~t ~ t ~ per mo. Incl,.,_ ta.-. 1TU WellGllll! ~ Ml IMI * Pr•.C-Ar .. ~~~ c: '-.../ OOST• K1118A. OJTICID ICI Mt.U OP~ Wlt8 . Pl,ICIO -1 ~ beaU· 91nr..AIN ~'Pl ~ L .-~~;~ ·1,.-·"''1& w1·111"• Rf'-'• ts• a.,... BlYd. 1C1 ...... 1 _ . tN bame. aD ~ utru. "'"1 ctJ8TOll m Vtlf.9' ...._ UM0 '-"' U3 £• INOOKPA"RABLii OCllAN cw ~It your owa.'-~ . ' Bct1 ..,_ eta Jus9 ~ vmw from nead;y ~ ...-: O.W wOJ ~ Va-S beOl'OCNll. I 1*la. ~ 0.. JD&ctlteal tioeau-I t: _ 1a u.i. cuatoal • "' eeat -Koft. tn. ' , room. llallt.-· dAlla,...._ a--w ........ _ ...... ..,. ,! : I ·-. • • \. •• oal'p9tll. -.... 0 a l7 .._.... .~--.,.._, ~· BR. I W.b, W llclDe. Fee l'oUr 2 Wnll ualta yoU"c:.'t a: • Sit.MO WW.· -f.UOO mactiUDIO. pg ID(.-: ;: • lba,te -rt:w. Iad.Udee .. ... ·-Pl& , : • ~~ ..,_ ~.,.Built ',_,. MO Belt 1KlY la ~ Verk . "°9 ll. l'fth at.' bullt-t.... .-4 _._ T V OG Olarle St. {Ooeta K ea) • \C~ par 1 -M __ .~ .• ..,-. ....,_. · · n e rsta a.re b10. up1reep HAS C. .. • .. ~N 11:u1 K.llJOR Below m.t.rbt at "6,300. ~ at '3000 down they • MAK 11 .&Aft 1 ~ . i tla I H&-l• AJlJtblr• Ml ....... ~TOR eo.ta .... caw.; SEMPLE LI.~ ... KI ...... " p~ <>Gall 'riMJ 1-~ C.K. LI 8-Ull MI .... l\bDil HOOSE·· • emt.om bumt modem home S el patio, EXCEU.£t(( IUY REAL ESTATE *urin * 1 bedroom, 2 k t.U, fandlJ f.14..aot~ ,.,., • Near .._ v_. 0ouaa7 ~ ~ W/W CU-aula. ~ I 1*1room, SM2 s. eo...t Blway. Cdlil Gat Rl•_..,., Nwpt m... JMIU. f~ pa. t:lo A: ~1-Balboa. RMI &tat. Co. 2~ ~ 1 t1rew11t:-. 875--2101 VACA.NT. Kcwe In U:da I JVd. built-In c:allinebt 6: Jo.ephiM B. ',r.w,, Realtor ~ al elecbt.c ldtdl- BY Owner, Cab.Una new, BR. LIR • 4eL Dl* .... ~Hane-. lllteroom. DO TOO .. Be.Jboa •...s.. Be.Jboa -. 2 fllllUO.. 5" 1-n. New I bedlOom. I batlul, rqe lB allq. ~ tlna-tr6Ct, $.18,500. GY l..flM, . :\ W.,. lot. JSS,ta . 1wtUr7 bome. ~ earl*-csa.r, $1t ,500. ·· KQ8T for JDGDey, ' bedroo~. . ORloM ~'° Kl:8.A. vaol: ft&AL'lT . ' Newer! ~!.lW• -~ ...._, ~ BA.ft.O. WOOD fto9n! i.... .ad ..--..~ B11C8 lt'llts rooat DMMe ........ ? Ooed .,.. .... '-.oo&l1 ... ,..... OiAl:f ' "° ,. ... , mirv. eaD todll.1 J .. t.oda,yf MI ~~n . .:..• !..0,-•ta t · · It'~ 'al lTU. ~~('i_l/ (:.'',}fl/Ir' Y-: -s eel, ftteplaee. f~ sac-w. E. LACHEHMvtt 1" -~ ~ ~ped. LAKE PARK EST~TE '• 3001.ra~1'Ga4 riftc;e at JJIJSA . -; . ., 10 mtn.utAMI ~ l'otd <>pea Sat. a: eun. CGlt& W.. ICI .. 1i:O'l'I WESTSIDE.00$JA MES,\ 14 1-81>11. o..ta .,...._ a-ltor, 1lf0 Newpori(-~ Plant. near I llChooll -4 s-utttut coat..nJIOCV7 ' r~WAY Ort\t'e . Del ii&i', s llcllrlp •• 0., ltdO ti-rime l~·R: ~~.:. hom ,,111 Theodore Robins Of! belt otter. 201n Bay-HARB•R DeDGE + Ford Two ck}Olr. Rad.lo. B.eat«. • PTO or t>Mt otffllC'. O&li u :i .. SAl.Jl ._.. wttll o pttoa MI 1-1118 ic..... OR~n Ba.l1lol' abopplac center. BIL.' Ba. home on~ •comer~ tu~~ rm. adl .........., p- uw ll:Utelde I lltory, a~ LtBTiN, LISTIDN ••• ' dial tu.GOO. 10" dowa. Jab. 8Ullk9 Uy. rm.., oi*t ltlel. PeMedr. ·-.i;to.ed ,_.. rant ~ ll&nlw\*I bat.Ile. Al.lo aew ' bed-ORlole 1-18'0 P)1:ime to Lt &-1!!'-m a wu.oa, •tat re as .. tlOOO dow1l. tio, new ...,.t.liltt. sxe.p. n.oo.., teooM '*"4- vtew Aw. Santa Ana. R-4 th• Dtme-&-IADM tn 00001!: SALICS le 811JRVICll 1hO NEWPORT BLVJ>. I ff.Md ui. Dtme.a~UM9 lo Uae Sandi.)' ~ Cout 1150 ~. OOSTA. KZSA Kl 8-l&« 008TA. JilllBA. tile Stmda.T Oranle Oout ltfailer. KI ~1 ta l>-3Hf •••••••••• ltbiler... . 1 • ,, 11 ..,...... ....._ aaidi .a.Gii' I • ....,r.w Kl7 12 LI 8-6$10. " . .......... ~ ... ,... roocn. 1 })&tbC, or du.pla bear a so-.ecoM recorW Oollta _..._ Ow'Dw, 11"6 HeaUaer IA, t&oDal loce.tloo. 'Jlly owur. ~- IA Ooroaa Ciel II.an mwap fl"Oal ~ Dlm..a-UnM N.B. ~ '\I0..0. U ""8M. ~ RA.LI: ~ LI s-1sn. l\ealtJ', -en Suaday too! &a a.at old .wrrt u~ Delly ra.Olt want ada --.nM LI l-6'TG Ml 8-IO'tl. . --··--~ '· ' 1··· • • ~~· ....... .... ...... ftl..er I N--.01 AW U-'• ~ 11Nnt411', ................ , • ~ ;-' ' ( \ ,, .. -__,- . \ • <- • :t . -l ~ •I • . l ' .. ' . •. ·= VOL. 56, NO. 179, 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 19~ s.r1 r.1ca •• E!!I . Troops 200,000Pack ~ach Ring 3 Painters Still Out Suspect Held In Bar Fight tbe Jut weekend of .ummer, but the· water wu warm -., average ol. lbota ffl degree, -and the air was coot, about n ~. It was a marted nmef fnlm tbe 90-plus temper- atures ot ~r Loe An- ,..., but beedl vil:iton were treated to a few breaths of some unbeac:h- tike atmo.pbere. A bk ot eoq ftfted into the bee.cb m"ea, poesible folowing the wake of bumper-to-bumper traffic flowing into the coastal area from Wm! cities. 'Strip' ·Zoning Goes to Court • Schools Negro Studenta Turned Away BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) -Gov. Georp c. w.nac. ... fied tbe federal eova taDent in tine cities today by rmi- .Y:Steelm • TE N CENTS - Boy's Body Found Floating at Honie • Ill Creek Hundreds Involved In Hunt This Is the Inside News Treatr1 De bate Staru President Kennedy marshal!. bipartisan support for test ban treaty a11 Senate opcn11 debate Page 3 Newport Beach police have arrested one suspect and are looking for four m<lft in con- nection with a braw1 Satur- day at the Blue Beet. 127 21st Place. Penguin lsn 't Particular Sf"rimmngr~ Plfl'Mf" Coaf"he• Area prep football tutors show enthusiasm lollowini: Satuiday's lntrasquad scrimmages Sporn. t2-13 Roger B. Robbins, 26. of 540 S. Pacific Ave., waa ar- TI!~ on assault wl\h a dead- ly weapon charges aft.eT' he reportedly admjtted to police he hit ~r Dale Swan- 11on over the heed wlth a beer mug. SwlNOO an1 waitTeas Dian Colefleld bod\ required sev- eral stitches to close wounds rt'reived in the fight. They told police ~ Ctght 11tarted w~n the fivt' young men refused lJl let ~ wail· ress ha\'f t.M empty hef'r l m11a~ on l~ir t;ihlr COOL CUSTOMER -Not even the photographer·11 nash bttlb ruffles the composure of Charlie the pen· guin, a visitor rartlV s~n In these part~. "There seems to be a pengul!l in the bathroom show•." "Yes. I ~. His name Is Charlie. He '1SWillY stays out by Ule J>Pol. but he 's inside to get ~J,ghed." Tile convet\ation 1sn 't from an H. Allen Smith novel. but (rol)1 the homt' 0( the R. E. Schmitz family m Corooa def Mar. "'hert Charlie staked out pool pnvlle~ ovH thf' .. .,<'i.. end ' YounR Rob S<:hm1t 1 It anrl mmpanion Jolwl l\in£, lS. o1 Costa Mesa. found brown and white, has a fe- Cbarlie in a small Nve on rodoos·looking beak, wet>- a Corona deJ Mar beach bed feet and stubby. fUr- F riday. He'd swum up less ~rs at his side. from the se.a and was "He Dlpped me once. but driven ~ hiding hy rock· it was my own fault." sajd tossers on the beach. Bob. ·•OtJlerwise. he 6eem5 "At fiirst he did.n .t J~ tame and act.$ Uke he en· tbO -..en-but we tett mm -·j<>'.f8-k here ... 11.:.l ~rth of anchoVJes Charlie's amval sent W. and he seemed to pen up... Schmitz f a m 1 I y pourin~ aaid his reSC\li!r through reference hook~ to Tile we4tlunR·tn '-E'. "'on rlC'lermm<' the anN'i.try ol 1n tile bathroom 'iho"f'd lh<'lf ~ut'q lk~t bet "> far Charlie carnN 22 p.>und~ ·~ that ht'' a Magc>llanl<' in his dumpy. boU.om -heavv f'Pn~u1~ . ""·'" f' '' thf> .. •J· 1 t~ ffft 64 tw..en. 11f'·~ 1~ r f.'.\M l:"o . r11f' .1 .. I I NDK\'.. OF INSIDE FEATURES Boating 13 Obituaries 3 CaJlfomia News • . . . 5 Orange County . . . . . . 8 Comics 11 Social Notes .. :. 9 -10 Editorials . . . . • . . . . . 14 Sports . . . ....... 12·13 Finance . . . . . . . 6 · 7 Television . . . . . . . . . 11 National News 3 · 4 Theaters 11 NewpvrtHarbor NEWS-PllESs conm1n'el1· W1t1' Oran2e ro:i~t DAILY PILOT Ofltce in NewPOrt BeKh. :m5 'fe'A port l:Jlvd. SH Pace 2 (or addresi:e' llf other ofhree fi'n; Cla<1slf1e<1 '-dvert1sin&. Call lli>3.11J f or \JI Other O<-partrncnts, Ci.II 5-411-S56.1 - I ' ~ ' . Dis111lssal Soa.glat Statement ' ne pror~al fate ol Dr. uon. Samuel R. Fraleef', charged Mccartin &aid ht wW alao I M BJ PATRlaA LONG That's the word from t.be with llbortioo and an unnttur-demand lo see police ,..rta fl esa Where. oh w~. doe• that State Boa.rd of Equallz:aUon al MX act. biJ:ICed t.o.iay 00 cootallUng at.at.meola by tt"t ~t;d-eard!d mooe7 go! based on t.be latest ~port oi statements ot a oompla.lnl..ng s e c o n d complainant. a 27-Newport Buch resident. aalu tax 'revenue from vari· witness made to Com Mesa year-old county housewife who [( you have p million in and villton probably •pcpt It QUS Callfomla cities poUce. Jrhich ~ J)l'0.1ecution claims Dr. Fnmeir committtd mad money lytng' around, for cbef<OC>ked food or u ft· Durln& the filea1 year end· re/uses to produce. illegal su acts while bile WM you can buy yOUl'leJI a coon-tomob~. lng June 30, 1_, almost 989 The unmarried woman, a seeking tl'eatment for an abor--try club Jin Costa Mesa. Costa Metans oo the other million in taxable Alea were »year~ld former medical ais-tion. Tbat'a tlbe appro~ hand were mon apt.. to .Mve nmi up in CostA Meaa, more munt to Or Frailer, cbcl· Coela Meta pol.ice said they utJ.ni price !or the Mesa spent l\ in a retail merdMul-than * million In Newport ed Friday before Newport arrested Dr. FrazJef' Aug. 26 Verde Country Club In the dist store. Beach and more than '21 mil· Beach Municipal Judge Wil· at hJs ottlces at 171 E. 18th northwest section ol the city. In JI u n l Ing lo n Beach Hon In Hunt.1.nitoll S.cla. Liam Spiers that the doctor Sl. on the stttngth of st.ate-1be price includes an 13-hole chancu att those dollar. raped her while attemptihg to ment.s given them by the two championship golf COW'S(!, a went for gasollM or a otw Remuranta collect about mduce an abortioo. women. clubhouse. practice areas car. 20 per cent of U>. money .~t the requett ol Lhe doc-Under cross · .e~ination aod parkina facUitiea. spent In Newport Buch, but tors at.tomey, Dooeld McCar· Friday, Dr. Fra:uer s former The l~acre country club. only I pet ceat of tt In Costa 'ln. Judge Sp6era ordered Dep. us~ admltted she Md ecene of the oow defunct Mesa and leas than 6 per Dist. Atty. Jucbard Pad.Cham been f~ by the doctor and Orange County Open G<>lf ,.,... P .. e I cent In Huntiniton Buch. to produce the statement the had lied m stale!'leots . s~ Tournament ha.a gone beg-On the other hand, Hunttni· Mman saJd she had given po-made ~ police dllr!ng the1.r U'l· ging since ' last ~mber COUNCIL loo Beach makes 30 per cent uce .• P~dgham refu.ed. vesllgation ot ~charges. She when it wu Anrvwuv-t that • • • of Its t-0tal sales at service .. I ~ we bave a good also told the Judie there WM it would be ~ld-·1.;,-~ub stationJ, while 1uollne Wff ~hance ~ ,.t the c:hwl'J db-bad bb>ci betweeo her and the memben for an estimated that the permit could contain account for leti \ban 3 per missed beotute it 1te do get prominent Harbor Ane doc· t2 miMioo UUs provislon. She also re-cent of sales in Newport the police report, tt can have tor. · ported that~ tws applied~ Beach and Costa Mesa. the witness impeactied .. Mc-Testimony being .hNJ'd at The Nie fell through ear-tbe University ot CalUOl"Dla Costa Mesa CGll.IWDUS d.la- cartin Mid. . the preliminary hellrine ii de-lier t.hlt month. Walter R. md Cbe Aseoclation ol Secoo· tribute mOlt of tbtir dollara Pad&t*n must comp\y wb signed to aid the judie ln d~ Gaynor Jr., apobam.m for a dary Scbool Admlnistratioo at retail merchandl.ae atorea the court order on Wednesday, clding wbether lo hold Dr. corporation set up to ... carry for accre~1.3:tion of the Brick-05.4 per cent), auto dealen when the prel.tminary ~ring Frazier over for trial, and oot out the sale to club mem· er-Ward msUlut1on. 00 per ~t), grocery storea , M-I'--•-U .. _ .. _. __ ,~ ......... ~· ... .nt bers, said not E!llOUlh mem-d h resumes. o; .''v.u...., W'I ~ to ~· llUl"'I: """' '"""""" s 6.-.. bel"I were lrlterested in buy-QUALIFIED (9.8 ~r cent) an ardwa.re mand 11 cSWn1Mal ot Lhe ac-or innocence Ing. Sh• added that all outdoor atorea (9.4 per oeot). " Motor vehicle sales in Hunt-Original plans ~ed for pby&Ji:al ed.u.caUon c. l a a s e s in.iton &acb d N - c. • • • ...... .1 • ,, . 3,500 Slaelled Out Busy Balboa Bay Uons Club members served up 3,500 lobller dinnera durtni the most auccesaful lobster bake in t.ht l~yeer hilto:ry o! the event. It took place Saturday and Sunday at Coram del Mar State Park Beach. Here (UoQ\ left) dub praideot Dick Lindholm• and chief cooks Joe •fayne and ~ Pa- cini near the Md of the li~e. •• 2 Charged In Robbery J Ne~~rt, Via· lido t Street Work Starts -the saJe o( 400 member-own-wouJa be con<fucted at a S!Ce Beach a.ccounl ~r a= Ot P escador \l ershlps for $3,600 each. remote from I.he PaJl'llJI Butld· percentage of sales (about 20 "·'01·k "as 'chrduled to be-1 nnrkets and the installation nf The club. now aeml-prt-Ing and groundl and t h a t t) than the d In c " ,..-~ traffic a.--1 vate. IJ owned by three men. thete would be no chemical per ~n Y 0 ()I.. Two suapecls in th' .July 21 iJn today oo the widening of curb llnea and a-... s. ta Meaa. robbery of EJ Pescador Res-City officials .aid there wlU Short Life . Over B ' d • U • 'lt..T Adolpb SI e ch ta. Dudley upenmenu or playgrounds at The three citiea are about Nnrport Boultvard In the be some obstruction of lndl-OUR ing 1r.laln 1 lO SmiUl ~ AJ Bjorialimd. the school. the same ln percenta1e of ere>-taurant ln Costa Mesa. were Via Lido area. vidual tralflc lanes during Rumors tt>tt the club may The school wlU be populated cery sales, but from retail returned to Orange County The program includes the worlc.IDg boura but aotecl that be sold for eventual sut>-by students of "high lntelll· sales Newport Beach iatn.a Sunday and are awalting trial ol traffic la· •·every effort' will be roade di~ have been D)'ine 1ence levels" and staffed by only 13 t f lta con&tructlon Place fior Ra l•/_.oa d thick and fut for two weeks. four well qualified instructors, per cen ° revenue on charges of armed robbery· lands. creatJon nf left-t u r n to complete the w 0 r k as I 1 But Gaynor dbooumed tbern. Mrs. Brown said. and Huntlniton Beach only 4 Coat.a Mesa police s a Id quickly as possible, with a H --'d ... "''-..... ,. f per cent. Th E , _ d ,,. t minimum of ln~onvenlence." e -n ...., n•• ~e To dau, 235 home owners Other categories ll&Ud In omu . uconar • ""'• o W o r k on Newport Boule- robl that the three 0""8"1 in· ha\e ai.glled peUUons opposlni the report, such as appliances Woodstoclc. Vl., and Daniel T. hleves Get vard wil.l lnvolv'" •'--·-~•on By ALL.EN u; ANCE l "We had no rea1 P ems. tend to 5ell the property at the school aod more than '-CX> cb ed llqu dru d 2S f Roch "' u~ •«:u Happineu i.s a ra.t.1.road .except for the rough water," ~ and _have no plane to l'lJb.. have agn~ a petition sup-pa I or, I• an Mitchell. , o ester. stretching from Via Udo to that runs over water. Shaw related. ··it was very dMde at. porting the dM>ol. furnishings, brouiht In leas Mkb., are being held in 30th Street. Unhawmes• is seasick. crowded on-d>e way over, but "Anyone who want«! to In other acUon Tuesd.ay, the than 10 per cent of the total Orange County Jail. $600 In NB The project Includes widen· "luch IS what you get when we had a lot ol room on tbe build hot»eS on the property couooi.l will coosid« the re-sales tax in each dty. The two men were extra-Ing of Newport to provide two vou tide a railroad that runs way back." would tint have to have the quot ol the city's library cUted durlnC the weekend... south~• ~~ • .U:u~ eo1f over water. A goodly number of the land re2XJfled and J tnb!.k board that the COlDCil adopt h ded b T h t e v -e 1 and-bw dat I v ,, J.Auu ..... B~ that was about I.he onJy I ratlroad's stocidx>lden suf· they'd have a ftgbt on tber a (lrm policy ol book aelec-, F ro• p .. 8 J er being appre en Y po-walked oft with more than left-tum pocteb at Via Udo unhappy aspect in tbe short, fered from the untreinman-band.a on that tcore." aaid tion to ward olf 1he potalbllity Uce in their home It.ates. $600 In cash and valuable& and Finley Annue and 32nd me!T}' lite of the Long Beach, like ailment of seasickness. ~ Meta Verde developer. or the removal o( books from PENGUIN They are suspecttd of par-d . b k d In Street, and the Installation of Avalon. Ephemeral and West-I 'They rcturTJ(!(j to the main-lib lh 1 throo..., blk -• • • Uclpallng ln El Pescador rot>-imng a usy wee en new traffic slgnah at Finley l'm Railroad. a midget that land by pla~ from Cataline. rary e vee &" pu r.. Ntwport Beach. AvCJlue and Newport BouJe- made ratlroadillg h i s t o r Y "That g~e tile re.st of us demand. land!I of dle Strait ot ~-ery which netted gunmen bf.. Hardest hit ••as Warren vard. over the weekerid. du.ring i~ 'eats m the car for the tnp Visitor Hurt then:= ~ ~~~:~ gel.Wl tween $750 and Sl ,000 In cuh 1 Arthur Scott. 112 42nd St.. Public Works Director Don-b~r tenon in an \lldll5try of back." ~ha w toa1d. notinR over the "Dictionary of Am· Whatever the tempera-and liquor. who said burglars broke into ald Simpson said th• work~ ~13.J\U. that quantities o( liquid rem-ericu:,•· and ltc perftlln. ~of the w~~ in bis na-A third g1mman allegedly h. __ .. , __ ._ .,..., la scheduled for completion The LB . "· F: & W-<Om· e<iy for mal d4? meor were di!· In Weel-.on' d ~ ..,._e ~.... ...... I.I.......&.. -u-II garage &UU ......... a --_. ... In """da H AA-..1 th t ·n. • • ·· ..... "• r.:.• :K,~ torr" '~···_.....,. ·•• 1-· \Alm'~~~ lnvol~ in the hold-up aJ. _ _.. w•w• .., Y•· ''""""' a pn~ MlJ.rely of on~~.;,-yeaT: pensed from the car'g wut·ui shelves i.y City ltMnae~-Ill home ~ the SdlmiU tool hol. A stereo re1..-.nu all tn.ff\c lanes will be open old parlor car -wu cnated bar • • , , w.... • .... ert Coop Jut June. TM library pool ffe IWtm.I ~ rud.J bu bee.n sent to prison player was reporM 'tdel on weekendt and boJJdays 50lef1 for the purpose Of C•· The illu.sion ol • sea~ (;dM w reek board later returned the vol· or above ~ wtttl a beating for a similar robbery In San from Judy Anne Aitken, 222~ during the course of the w:ld· ~Ylr n1hge~:i't!~~~Sc~~ug ~lro~~~~ ~ ume lo the library'• rutrictc<l flurry of his flippers lifts Diego County. police said. Amethyst Ave .• 11 she wu enlng project. eiereoce shelves hUMeM <NeT the pool'• edg~ ----------and Punting Society to Cata-rai.Jroaders shore up tbelr A Sandiago woman suffer-r · · for a waddline .,"alk around moving out of the apartmenl Llna "Island and back. car with ~iht. m-by~ ed possible lower ba<.it in-PROPOSAL Ole ya.rd. Donald C. Riley of Van It left i~ impromptu depot t.t.mbers. making it look like jurtes Saturday in a craab at Under the proposed policv How'd he tet there? Masonic Club Nuya reported an '84 coa-County Censm Now 994.,000 -a dock in Long Beach Har-a railroad in a oag~. . Coast Highway and Femlea! Che board would be given in: "Maybe he was a pet m.tic kit taken from near bor -on schedule Saturday The OQly UDIOWard incident Avenue. Corona del Mar, dependence ftom effort& of aboard a Ship and t0rneone M l8 T • ht morning, and returned Sun· involved a am&J P!1vate W~ a1ao cauaed mlnor in-any "presture group" in Ute dropped hlm off,'' iueasea ee Ollig bll cal' 81 he WU unpack· day night. setting a record plane that buued the. railroad junea lo a Fresno couple. approval or removal of library M>. mi it at a motel at 1800 W. SoaWa.ad Newt Senfct for tile sbort.est life and the at decl level, w~ ~ .PTeU>' Reported in good coodition boob. 0n1,y criterion f<r arbl-Qmlle bas one peculari-Th• Harbor Square • 0 d Balboa Blvd. SANTA ANA _ The Popu· :rt.rangest journey, of any low when you re riding a at Hoag Presb)"lerilo Hos-trary ejection of a b 0 0 k ty. bill aleep!ne poc:itloo. He Compaks Club, an association Car bur&J,ars were also lation Research O:lmmitt.ff. railroad ln history. barge. . ptt.a.l la Margaret Whitt, 46. would be the Umltiatioos ol plops over on hla round of Masons of the Harbor ke d tak "It was a great trip." said The sea-.fanng railroa~rs Treated and released aft.er the lib bud et th r stomach and forget.a all Area, meets at 7:30 o'clock busy over the wee n • • co~ noses wWl • \lell· Sculling Club Commodore finally drove him off by pelt-the rear-end collisloo were quencyra:J its ~e ~~ ikC:; about polar-length nighta tonight at the Costa Mesa ing •H17 from a car be.long-geance, said Oranie County Dick Shaw at his Corona del mg lllm Wlth t.omat.oes. Mr. and Mra. R 1 y mo n d patrons and daya. • Savlogs and Loan Building. ing to Sherry Van Cleve l»d 994.000 resident.I today. Mar home Uus morning ·No A few unt>eheVlllg boat Evans o< Fresno. · How do Bob end Jolvl The club has been organ-of Tustin; f70 from Bernice placine It third only to ~ ooe feU overboard -a1 least: skippers circle<! the st.range, Mrs. White wa.s a paseen-know Charlie's a he? Jzed to form another Masonic Crawford of Pheonix. Ariz., Angeles and Sen Diego coun· I don't thmk so" un...eamanllke caravan plying ger in a car driven by 17-year-He hasn't laid an egg_ yet Lodge in the Harbor cities. and $66 from Fred II. Bice of ~ in number. Shaw. sounding hke he·d the Catalina Channel. but they old Georgia Carol McQuarrie f 'rottt Pag~ I according to WiWam II. John· San Marino. The three driv· Tbe committee expeda the ... pent the en~ weekend shov-apparently wrote lt oil as of Garden Gron Th • son, senior wardffl. Both club f'rS said their wing windows IColSlty's population to reaoh rlmg coal for the railroad's some kind o1 salt waleT mi· Evanses were ridin« m a car MORAi and lodge ofCicers will be had been pried to gain ac-1,000,000 eome time bebween non-existent locomotive. ex· raJ?e driven by Thomas C. Beery, ~ • • S naoke Causes tlteted tonight. cess to their automobiles. Sep(. 2.'i and :.>. plained that everyone was too It took about five hours for 51. ol Vl.nlia. NeiUI« driver weary to count noses when the tram t<. reach Avalon-was inji.rred, p<>Qce aid. lure ot tJ1e questions to ht S500 Darnage the "railroed retl.U'lle<I to 1~ "the water was rougher than In another Saturday .cd· put to him. ttnninal hec'k, •· Shaw reported. The dent, a car CODtainiog 1eWJ1 HoweU noted that If 'Doh-State -.TOW 113 But he couldn·t recall any~ return trip was smoother. Mld Anaheim residems collkled bin's testimony Is disallowed Newport Beach firemen re-1.,. n~ gpla."11ng in the bnney "quite enjoyable" for llhose witb ooe driven by Wanda and other evidence Is de-ported smoke caustd t500 "~ thtt "train" chugge<t its who weathered the iniUal Lee Novak, 43, o( Loe An· dared irrelevant, tbe case damage Saturday In a minor "av acros~ tbe chanMI lo Av-run gel~. at Jamboree Road ald probably will wind up Tues· fire at the Galley Wtst Gour- alon Shaw said a-t 1s IBlllkely Bayside Drive. day. U not. It could go met Remurant, 3295 Newport The train v.·a.s a tugboat thM the Loog Beach. Avalon, Minor lnjtries to three of throughout the week. Blvd. end a barge. oo which was Ephemeral and Western will the pasaengerg in the car The Marine Corps has op-Firemen Ml.id the blaze ap- We're Showing Our Age mounte<t the club's 1914 Santa. ev<'r ride again. but the club dri~ by Joti.nnes Schott!· posed residential construction parently started ln an oven By LBS WAGNER j return lo It~ sla~a as the I ertcan citizen~. and to pa~· Ff' parlor car. whi<:h 1s due m<'mbers hope to preserve 1t orst. 30, of ANheirn, "re re-under the aircraft approach which had been left on when Happy b Ir th day, CaLil· Bear Flag Republic. You re-Mexico ttsell 115.000.000. to be cut up for scrap by purchasmg the car from ported. 1-njured were Chris pattern on grounds the noisC' the restaurant was closed f~r omia ! member th• Bear Flag. Perhaps we can buy our· Its last ~Y wa:1 an ig· the ~ma Fe. Dickman. 14. M~ V1n H~ of jct planes would prove un-the day. The GalleMy DoWest is Yeu don't look a day older That's the one that ls some-selves back from the United n'.lmlnous one. lashed as it Tilen they"ll scrape its bar· mersveld. 92. and Mar I a comfortable lo humans and owned by .Helen c ugall, 1 ed b 1 ak Stales for a proport.lon of 1.1t·u to a flat.bottomed barge, nacles anrl moor it 1.11 Balboa Schothorst, Tl. an ot ·Ana· perhaps lead to agitation for 112 B Via Antibes, Newport than your 113 years! times ra 8 • Y m st e, that SlS,000,000. hut it wa.s a merry one as a permaoe,_ clubhouse heim. removal of the station. Beach. What a laugh! Old Cal over the Stars and Stripes Then we can build a watt looks every day of her age. by the absent-minded janll-around Callfornla, keep out Clear ."i1ui, Moon,, Tides Fall tton f1nm •moci •oct•v •n ttit LO\ A.n o~._, e .. 1n YumA Aru • won • rtactino of 114 ...,.,ff, ••' ,,.. werfT'ftt cit¥ '" tf'I• l'\e n .. " .. (,..., •••• ~-:;•<-'•d L,,. 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I'll ,,. ,.,, u~ Sta is seamed with frttways or. the Outlanders who are over- Blesses Coast· on whfeh death keeps up It was first raised at Sono-whelming us, and sail off with birth. ma by American settlers 00 into the sunset by ourselves. Her girth Is showing. Pop-all 16,000.000 of us. ulation Is up from 9'l,597 in June 14. 1846. Gen John C. 1850 to something over 16. Fremont moved In oo July 5. ·-1 ...... ,,.. ...,.,., rv .. 11\rouollo<.t ""'~ L .. ,. ... <. 000.000. There was inter-service rt- tfte 11111.1an_.....~ -''""'*' --· o;111-.. ~ Hel'-race 11 btemtw?fed with valry '"'v"n In tho·:· d•ys. clllltt l'°" WU rt<Oto.n. ••<totliOI" •o tkf w" " .. v~ .., " n Ith t rhyme or rea ••t ltV .,,., wull••lf ... , (lpwl\t(lfl. r • °"~'-" " ,..rown w OU • N --. • •t1u,,.,.,.,.,,,,. """'-, •1 • P-"""'.. •) s• !ion with tht concurr..,I df'-avy man of course -took dte1 ol ''1" Clurlno '"' nloM "~"-""'la 1~ J.I ~lruclion or a"rlcultural re-lhf! Mf'Xican capital at Mon· ,.,,.,,,.,.PW•• w«rr ~r11tv ttw I P~lr 11\~ ff " ,..,.. •ooe1 •• S<JM•• Temo.,.,..,,, "'"•tiu•tot 11 u ~ion~. Pretty soon 1!hf' 'II terry on the following day dUf'•n• the "'9"1t ''"~ '"°""' "'4)AA '" ltl'W'fl•M ,.. ,.,, • rt f---' I d I C muc11 ot "" •••IOll. """"""" ,0 "" ~.., '"'" 1o1 ,. hav~ to 1mpo "'"1 n 11up-and <'C arrd allfomla an- .,_ ,,_ Nor•" O••"'• '" ,.,. 1 ·• • q • ..., "' " port hf'r own JM'i>Plf',. nexed to thP United States . SuOHW r~'Oft .tftd Norl~rn (').,.,,., ,. .,, s,4C,.."'flf'litA •• • hi j A" ''''"' •• "" '°' .,, ~10"'• '"'"""" ,.., ,, l eu•• .. 111 S1ncf t Ii 11 um1~s1on I If' ord~rcd that ~n. Gulf , ... , '"°'"" •"O •• '"" ~ ... , " s..1in.oa 1> '" na)'. why not admit that it's Stephen Kearny be reco"-01 IM S<tv"""'•ll ~II L•~t Cltv U I• l't ... ,,..,,h •bu"<I""' "'"'""'" 0,. s... 0 ...., •• •• Um~ California withdrew nized as governor and com- •111.., • ,.,_ """"''~ ,._.,, '•" •· ~ --·•"<'"~ •• " from lhe Union -and the mander in chief. Unfortunat· tM ltoclt:i.t •nn Wttl•'" ~··<Yi, (If ~·· l•tbl'• IO •1 d '"-Plt•M s1,1u ~·"'' 11 ~· U n It e d Nations -an dy, Kearney had the whey --" ~' c raw I e d back inlo the kicked out of his force by T,..,._I Ill II wu11111t'°" ., " womb? the Mexican army and was HAWAIIAN nAT10fl1 C~llfomla was a child of forced to reyeat to San Die- "._ 1.ew ,.,tc.. the ~ld old problem of hu· go. u.s. Cl'Tlls""" ltw ~,~ 1 14-~ 11 n man slavery, and a fear of American !orcea turned Ten1peratur<>s A t-.... Ntwp<>rt Harbor Nrtn- Preu combined with Or- a 11ge Coast DAILY PILOT Is pobllshed dally except Saturday and Sunday by Orange C-Oast Publishing Company, 2211 West Bal- boa Boulevard. Newport B":>ch, California. Prtntini plants at 2211 West Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach California. and Bity Street and Thurin ,Ave.. C o a t a M t! s a. California. Secood class posta1e paid at New- port Beach, California. Sub- acription: $1.25 monthly iD Oranie County, $1.50 el.N- where. P'AL'ol "ltlHG& -lolN c-1-:~:: ""' rnMl"r tUl\llY IWn tnd T ..... y ~lttle •--•lu•• ,,,.,.. Hto~ IOdaY lo'<orallel41 n •l ~ cuAolAll nA'':"' _. tha Ruuiana. who had a dan-the Lablea on ~n. Santa -----------' ~ ~ Cl) i=:ion M " dy little colony at Fort Ross, Anna ln the Mexican War 1---~--iq-,.--11_--,.,..---. :: ; I ~.,:-1 ~! ~ up in Sonoma County. and under tbe eMUlng treaty _....., ...,. no "' ~., t.-1eo1tw11t-TJ,,. • •I-a. 1AN FlllNANOO VALLIY -S\IMY !~ t001y Ind Tt100AV C ... 11-fte)I i. .,...IQol ctn wl"' .,..,,, "-IGO _,,_., lo 1111 c,~ . ...., nfW'lf\_..,t l ow •toM ....,. tj, Not ift<l1'11'••! ..... •• ... NII I....... I Cl•,,.'•"d °"""" Ot•roH {/ • .';. ,..;,11111mflrV 1~~-:::o"'· "''"lltff'I. ..., ...... .., ... --~·., ,.,,,...,""' '-• ·~-" \ . . .. u1~• .,,,u, r • ., I -~ \/•,.ti• 16 ~ 11,.,,,. u " The Compromise of 1850, in Guadalupe Hidalgo, Tex-11 ::,~~ '':" "'~:,11. -:_.::~..,. :J :: ~o;,::. :': !: drafted by that wily old a~. California,-Arizona, New ''---.-•et N-1 .._. "' v 1nctNvet 10 •• O? staluman. Sen llenry Clay. Mexico, Nevada. Utah and 1 ~~ ':d~ .. ~z:. ""''"'*.., k«fl. :; ~ l'OH~~: mTIONS admitted California 88 the part or Colorado came under ~':~~"::&&.'!:~. '.';,.~ ~:;:." .~::. •o • w .. ,..., ""'" :11i1t statP with sla\ l'r\ for· thr American nsg .. .....,,.,,, leo~. nl1 w ltllloa llvd . ., .. •• .. .. • ,,.. ' " .. "~'''" l~ "\.tltdr•~ ..,. __ ~~~.v c1 ... ~. ~ hidden At lhe s<1me lirne, It M~I quilt 11 bit flf dough •"" ms N,,._, ,..,._ • ., :~ t '\ah and New ~lr"cn •M1 r 101 those da)S Thr ~!'111 ":':: .. ~ n ••• flt t ,::.:,. c·rcated 1'~ terntnnc~ \11th 1 ntll'd Steitcs had to assumf' Hvn1ono•... "·~~ ,. o l tt• ,,. nut drd~ton nn ~l;l\'l'I 1 : ~"ll'" $.1.000.000 tn rlaim~ "''"'00'' h•t"-PO.""" 11" 11 ... ... .,., '*•' l~ftll ~ ~·•h •Yt ,,tt N'lt t 1f'toh . I '•"""f••ll f • I f'I• .,.,.,.1~ v , .... , • ,, '1 r ,.,tiv ,.,,..,tty ~: ~!;iyhf> c 1'1111111 n1;1 ~h11tdd f1l"rl ill:iHn ~l Mr\ko h\ Am , .... ,..~,,. ~"' :n? ~-itt• ·---~-----------------... / (Vf'IT--1 TEACHERS SETILI -Happy New York teachers hold up the bands of union president Charles Cogen (center) after members of teachers' union accept new contract with Board of Education. OllTUlllEI I -.. , Kennedy-~arshals -Forces To -Get Senate-Treaty OK , Fighting Begins In Laos Treaty Committee Sees Disadvantages WA881NGTON (UPl)-'lbe luued • h Sem&.e ftl llistoric Hearings Open ,_. VD!lNTIANE (AP) -SbllV node&r' telt b8n treet'Y wocM 9ChecWed to bectn itl billClor· WtASHINGTON CAP) ~ broke ~ earty todaY red bs ·~ and per-6c debate GD tbe trelty. the Prea1dent ICmnedy t r I• a to :v~~ r:: ~·~~~OD~~.:-= ~b1'>1~ = Communist Pdwlt Lllo b'oea, Statai. aoool'dinC to • report sboUld YOte ~. test-bin tnMy by ca1lint in pkJDginC Laos id.o a new releleed ~ by Che ~ Nofinc tbllt foreign P*Y Senate leaden an hour be.. Ct"bill. DAILY "L.01'"'~··· 3 Preparedoeas subcotnJDMtee. IOd oCbet-DOD1Dlbry .... fore formal debM.e beciM Oft A riglbt-wing 3P0kesn:tan Mon .• s.pt. 9 , 1961 11'e prapoeed ban woukl mu.t be taken into ICOOUDt, Che hlflloric pld.. Mid ooe Patbet Lao ddier "affed advenely the future the ~ laid "eedl " was kil1ed and another woood· qudty ol ibe nation'• arms.'' indMduei mutt react;i b1a own 11 ~tbeol~~ ed io the twO:bour clash, dur· lllOCOl'Ctine to tbe eubcommit-~ on the buis ol per· •v.-.1 --.on have -. ing which grenades IOd gum. v· t N tee. tol>tll philoeophy. pint e~ nounced their' oppocition Mw5 are were exchanged. Ie am No ''elteguards," such as eoce, C'\lm!ld knowledge, and the ~ is tatlng no A reliable eoorce ~ ~ ecierQfi(: ~ams prom· the. relative weigbt wtDctl be chances. His meetinc al tti. two oiviti.aos, • Filipino at· aed by ~ 9Jl0kea· MSlgM to Cite various fact«t White Hooee in 1aU mom-.... _.__ .. •-.. .___>t-1 ---' a ~ men, ''c.i provide the beoe-imclwd. -~ "" • ...._,-..... Ar t tits ol testing where testing The aomber view ol the inc w i th ~ M 1 le • ~re=-Prince r s i3 not pennitted" or usure treaty's m i Ii tar y come-Maodleld and Republican Ev· .,.._ ...,... ..1 .._ __ _. .._~-. erett M. Dirt:sen may result Sotrvanna Pbowna Im~ w111: na.._. ..,. ~ vi;~· weap-queoces was, ,.,.....,,._' m in IOme ~ ..-ment Jy postponed for at least 24 oos S)"Jtema attaioable, die sharp cootrest witt1 tbe re· ol ~ to the ~ houn .... -bedul-.. d........... 7 50 B ~ aa.ld. --~ ct the Senat. Foreign ~ • • for N;; York to'l:U ..;;;·;; oys Tb e eul'lcomm.iU.ea'• ~ ~committee. By a 18 that. the...ttut)t would not . opemng -mo ol Che UottAld pnUal of the te!t bmi treaty'• to ooe vote, it recommended danger U.S. security. Nadom Sep. 17. He hid . military impticMions ftS con-the aenaite'• &Cllll'Ovtil. It abo Two CJl)el' powertul WO- panned to IMve today • 5AJGON, V11iet Nam (AP)-tained in a fannal report ~ alhatP)' wi111b the toni, the top Democrat .-cl bead ol • govemmeat delega-Cll&nrillg!ng .troops today 9Ul'nml.riztng 2.1100 paces ol prtlpll"«I lieed oil iipeed1 in the 9eDk>ir' Republican on h MEYER Fr--"' R dol b 8'1 NY "1 h Ok tion l'Ultbed ~ a tagh ec:hool and ~Y from 24 ~itneaea. wblctl Fore 1 g n Relldiorla Foreipl Relatiooa Commtl· ' au& U p ' ' .l eac ers Q '\f There WU DO 6rnmedilte ~ 750 jeering acbool· A copy ol the a~ re-~ J . Wtllilm Ful· tee, open the Senate deba~ 210 Garnet Ave. Balbo& 1,.. . 'J ·~tion 81 to the reuoo boys who defied President port, wu made available to ~ D-Ark., Mid the tna-with their e.ndocaement of the land. Survived by wife, for the abootlng, wbidl lb9t-Ngo~ ~·a governmeat ~ed Prees 1nternatiooll ty wu ''t>otb an ll>d wile." bm ~ all but UDderrroond Shirley; IOD, Marvin Frank Last u,·nute Dact t«ed a cakn ol ••v •ral by ~'-~ dm. atooUic blMlll. Meyer; daughter, Lori & lrJ. j C ~ moott.te. eod aoing en 9U'JKJ. MAIN FACf S ._ .,. _ _. held D~-'-.___ W'ef'e de-Tbe milMTy governor ol 1 u. s s . ,........_ 1 pa .. ; ~nee. were . ~;:1""~11be city and Saigon warned pupUa and rt .. ., • mp I e .. compelltni Mon. 10.:.> a.m. at Baltz NEW YORK (AP) -Pub-posed by a three·man media-armed guards were poeted It lbeir parenbJ stem measures S • • U,nlJI) IRg r.ct. °'the tim•, Chairman Mortuary Corona del Mar lie school teachers called off tion panel set up by Mayor vital offices and radio ata· wa be taken to quell the un-r r-~ ~ = D-An~ ~~ Chapel. Interment Paciftc their threatened strike Sun-Robert F. Wagner on Fri· tiooa. reet.. 1hat Dlltim ~-be 'Hb- vtew Memorial Per~ .n1dl1 u.d approved a day.___ no Mortuary Corona del Mar new contract which inc. Before the airee.ment, un· dellt Aotoome Yared wu •· Go. Ton That Dinh said male IOClety In a nucleer war. pay increases. ion president Charles Cogen ~ wt& reporting the d.emonmatort over 20 year& directors. More than a million_ pupils bad &aid the teachers would batde m:-1 was detained for of age would be drafted into "It is tis pl'Ollpet't • • · that MILU Elizabeth Leslie 990 started the fall term lD New picket the schools In deft-m boura by right.wing army the army and students of both WASHINGTON (UPI) -dhiat pagodu In Saigon Aug. m"llku it w.Uar for us to W '·15th St. Ne.,, '0 rt York City's 850 public ance of a State Supreme aod eecurity for'ces. He wu sexes under 20 would be l80t South Viet Nam's American-21, and they have supported breM out ol the fatal cycle ut. P schools today. Court order obtained by the taken t.o a police ltatioo. t.o ~ "tt«lucation cm· trained counter.guerrilla fore· police making maaa arreata ot fear and armamenu and Beach. Survlv~ by bua-The United Federation of city and despite a state law ten" es used to spearhead the eov· ol anti·covernment ltudent greater ~ and timlly war. band. John P.; son, Donald Teachers, AFL-CIO, reached which forbids strikes by pub-~ amed the ernment drive against Bud· demamtraton 1ince that dat.. "'lbe n ucle a r teat·b a n Mills; daughter, MTI. Betty agreement with the Board of Uc employes. would~ bekl ~ ~ dhist pagodaa ltill are on a Information r.cbln& b • r • treaty will no\ break the cy- K.1_ .,___. Wed .. Educ at l o·a.. A.bout. 8,600 Tb •---'"--, , .., _.,._ Stri• .. -MP 1eCHt U.S. PV!'Oll, mllable ~. moat Cl• men in cle. It.Ji '-' too lllOdeAl, u ...-;: """'n ee. -... teacben vokied approval of e ._med . n~w ,wo-i Hrw:11~· ~-Oiel7 \'WJ\6'•~~· IOUrces M4~W.· .ST u 'South Viet Nam bltterty op. elf«*. to. .bav. a... tbaD .a p.m. at Baltz Mortuary COt-the ..ulement. year contract will, gi~e . .!flO.S~. ~QU . PakiltarJ· would ba~ t.o .-Y for the ex~ These IOU.l'CeS saJd Col. Le poae continuance of the pay-mac~.,Ueg\ on the c~Ji 1 ta Mesa Chapel, Rev. Frank The settlement was pro-~ them ~od more durina (UPI)_ Pakistan's news-~-of_2teep"l.Of .,_. ~ Quang Twig, wt. ts eonllfd· m~nt., mad. under the tcrm1 between Cbe c.otnmuoist Gd Gunn ofilclatlng Entomb-e pace pe · u n:u m ..., centers. ered South vtet Nam's most of a Meret agreement the ~ WOll'1de. ment at Paclftc Vtew Mau-Salaries now range from paper& were closed do~a Pupils who are guilty ol re-powerful military command· agency concluded with the "Biil tf it JI fdlltuUy ob- toleum. Viaitation Tue. 7 ~.300 to $10,456. Although toda.Y by a 24-bour atrik• peatedly demonstrating may er, recet\>es S3 million a year government 18 months ago. 118?"Ved, th.ta tre.ty can in m to 9 m Balt% Mortu· F• B mh the mlnlmum . salary under of }OUmallBta proteltlng be tried by a military court, from the Central Intelligence The l!peCia1 forces were some sma!l measure mitigat. P· · P· · . I.re 0 S the contract will remain the agamst new government the commtmique .aid. Mili· Agency to pay and maintain created, trained and armed t h • fears and SU&J>icions oC ary Costa Mesa directors. same, the maximum will go restrictions of ~· press. tary courts are em.powered to his "special forces." tor use Jn border-crossing the cold war q peril.aps Jn RIDER Steve Alan • 890 Hit Home to $11,025 on July 1, 1964. In Rawalpindi, .lt11kers impose death ~ Tung received his regular rue oo Communist-held Nor1h time lead to further measurea Ca il~l St ~ Mesa 1 . ln addition to ·~ ~· marctled from the presa The latest ~ monthly payment of about Viet Nam and wort wi~ ol lim1tJed aceommodatioo." P ·• · creases, the contra~t limits club to the central aecre-broke out at the huge Chu Van $250,000 f.rom the CIA Tues-anti-Communist tribesmen in AltM Fullbright spew, s u r v I v e d by parents, Of N ., class sh.es, sets up unproved taria~ where they handed An boya' high SC'hoOl lt was day despite publicly announed the mountains of South Viet Sen: Bourte B. Hickenlooper Mr. Mrs. Richard Rider; egro grievance . procedures, ~d a wntten dema n d to similar to strikes tn eeveral U.S. disapproval of the whole-Nam. of Iowa, ranking Republican brother, Thomu; maternal es t ab I 1 shes a continu· n.ewly-appolnted informa· other Saigon boys and girts sale arrest of Buddhist&, stu-Reliable sourcu said CIA on the committee and chair· grandparents Mr. Mrs. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. IUPI in~ committeetaotif. schoot 1 and Mbon__.A'Jll.ntsterf A.imT. Jdd1· high 9ChooJ.s Saturday. dents and other government men in Saigon feel the ruling ma oof the Senate Republican : uruon represen ves o con· Uisuua or an me • Governmeot forces bow opponenta in which Tuog's Ngo Dinh family has revers· policy committee ls expected Clarence Williamson ; pa· -Two fire bombs crashed si<ll:r such matters as .re· ate end to the press curb ever, were rougher ' today: troops figured prominently, ed the purpose of the troops to follow with an ~dorsemeot temal grandparents, Mr. into the home of Negro mil-crwtlng teachers ~n.d im· ordinances. 'Ibey dragged the pupl.1s into the lnformanta said. for its own ends and ts using of the b'uty. Mn. Van Rider. Graveside lionaire A. G. Gaston yester· proving school conditions. trudta md ~ them off It wu the counter-guerrilla them for purposes opposed by services were beld Mon. 4 day only houn after be re-to ~. troops whJch stormed Bud· the United States. HEARING~ . p.m. Harbor Rest Memorlal turned from Washington The milit.ary governor blam· '.1'he Fo:retgn Relatiooe Com· p k Rev Luther Arthur wbere he was President Ken· N d Bl d E Ii ed ~ uprising oo the Com· mittee held ezt.enlive bear· of~~ting.· B~tz Mortuary nedy's guest at a formal state u e on e n vene munist Viet Cong guerrillas. c G. T. d ~me:~~~~ Costa Mesa directors. dinner. astro Ives Ira e 1. Tbe Jone~ ...... Seti. HOUGH, Harriet Josephine B. It was the third bombing of Russell D. Long, D-La. 527 Catalina St. Laguna a Negro's borne In this deep Sta1·d Mus1·c F t• I A Fo rd in The Senate Armed~ Beaeb. Survived by hus· South steel city in less than es 1v a On Kennedy Family subcommittee held aeparai.-, band, Donald Hough, Jack· three weeks and the second secrei heerinp on the tlr'NtJ. son Hole Wyoming; son, In three daya. No one was In· Her Future and unUte the forei&n rfta• Sherwoo<l Hough, 4guna jured but fire caused consld-E D I NBURGH, ScoUand Balter leaped from the stage 1lioos group ma4-no direct Beach; brother Cbe•r Ber-erable damage to the $75,000 (UPI) -Anna Kesselaer, the into the audience and began HAVANA (UPI) -Premier stance, one brother 11 a aena· recommeodation. ry. St. Paul Minn. Prtvate. antebellum mansion. shapely 19-y ear-old blonde to clin'lb over the seats in a MlLAN. Italy CUPI)-The Fidel Castro delivered his tor and another attorney gen-1bree llUbcommiUM mem· services will be held at st. One of the bombs, gasoline who upset t h e staid Edin-costume that included skin· oewwpaper 11 Giorno today most bllstering tirade to date eral theH a.re no more ben, Chairman Jom Stennis, Paul, Minn. Baltz Mortuary, and kerosene-filled bottles burgh Festival in a nude tight silver trousers. quoted Cristina Austin, the against President Kennedy • • • O.Mita., Strom '11wrmood, Corona del Mar forewarding with a wiclc..attached, i:rashed "happening," said today she "We were planning t h i s beautiful Italian-born widow and hia family In a rambling. Kennedy 0 ff l c l a l 1 be· D-S.C., and Berry Goldwater. dl.recton. through a living room win· would do it again -for an· thing we call a happening," ot a British DIMl.l officer, informal new 1 confe.rence cauae there are oo mo~ R·Ariz. haw announced tbty d Th the ! h d other $11.84. Miss Balter explained later. as ayq "I riJ man')' yesterday. brotben." wtn vote acMllt nitif1cltion. HARMON Effie 91 2-474 San· ow. e 0 r s m a e "lt was all a blt of a gig-"It's an Jdea for the the· H«ll')' Ford II as sooo as "Kennedy ii tbe Batist£ of He aaid the United State. A fourth member, Sell. Hen· t.a Ana 1 Ave., Co~ta Mesa: against the outside of the gJe," the photographer's mod· at.er, in which everybody iJ) be obtaW a divorce." his times ... and the most op-"la fighting a battle against ry M. JecUoa. D-Waeh., bM Survived by son, John H. hoAuse.,: tarted . th el from Portobello, Scotland, the cast puts on an unpromp-. Mrs. Austin has been link· portunistJc American preai· u1 they cannot ~{ aaid be bas not yet madt up ~on, Co st a Mes a ; . ure was s tn e said. tu act. 1 was asked to do the ed wittl Ford in sress re-dent of all times," Castro told Kennedy and noUUDC else.'' bis mind about bow h9 will daughter, Mrs. Eloise Al-living room where a wicker stripping at first. But I said por'tB sillce the automobile newsmen tn the early·morn· about r.election than about vote. ger, Loa Angeles. Visitation sofa and a lamp shade burn· fo~:guind str! f~~ for another no. Then this other g i r I magnate announced his sep-Ing session following a reoep-the American people," Cas· Two other seoaton. !Awr· Mon. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. In· ed. Drapes and a rug, 0~ a agreed to do it. aration from his present tlon at the Brazilian embaS11y. tro added. ''He thtnb only of ett Saltonatall, ~Mui .. and urnment Fairhaven Memor· non·inflammabJe mat.enal, Four guln.eaa (fll.84) Is ''My part was to wait until wife earlller this summer. Fulgencio Batitsta was the Kenn3dy and nothing else." S t u art Symlniton, D-Mo., ial P ark. ~ll-Broadway melted. what Ml~s Kesselaer said she I heard the audience gasi>-II Giorno reporter GiOt'· Cuban dictator overthrown by Castro, puffing a big cigar have announced for ratifica- Mortuary directors. Gaston returned late Satur-got for disrobing In ~ront 0~,,1 when they saw the gJrl strip dano B. Lubetina said Mrs. Castro's re~olution. and leaning back in an easy Uon. Sen. Mariaret CbaN BATEY, John Douglas. 50• l63 ~y wfroasmguWesatshin0fgtoth~ wPhreesrl~ pMackEed houh~allatd E_dinb:P"f .. 55 -and then climb over the .*tustin had told him it was "Kennedy Is a cretin," Cas· chair, said he was not Int.er· Smith, R-Matne. 11 upect.ed "'' "' ac wan unn_ g 1.1i.: 1• public seats to a man w• had "muJ. ~~·• tf ~e .... d t Id " nd m mber of _._d In U S domestic poll to · I t"'-Del Mar, Costa Mesa. Sur-dent at a dinner for the w-g al I f th •-ti '" ""' U'C"•~ ""' ... , ro sa • a a e e.,.... · · · JO n noem . \ifv,by ~. Stefan~ ancf queeti'Of .Qglianistan.IUJ' ~ Jr'!:n~~ ~onfe~~~~m;.. on-'planted' In the back row. Ford were not seen together an oligarchic famlJ y that con-tics, but that it seemed to him ------------ mother, Mrs, Helen E. Wil· ' tur-TI\eJrWe WOl.ild na~e lm'pro-wnn ifti!r-he OOlaThs a · ill· trots-a wrarlmpartant posts "Etsenhower wu ·less dema· ltenson, Alhambra ; broth-day. vised some sort or action." vorce. in the government. For In· gogtc than Kennedy.'' er. Hartley Batey. Alham· 0 11 T U A I IE S Anna appeared just as the Yu gos Await Venezuelan Quintuplets Thriving T edKenncdy bra ; slsters, Ruth Batey audience was growing re!lt· 1 WESLEY. Marie, 83. 1612 less and begi nning to heckle Hughes, Costa. Mesa: sa· Orchid Dr., Sant a Ana the speakers in a rather som-bel Batey Hixson. Formosa. Heights. Survived by sis· be d b t f th "Th t ,. h i n a. ChriBtian Science r e a e 0 e ea ('r " ters, Mra. Gabriella Et-of the Future." Services Wed. 2 p.m. at teryk. Santa Ana; Mrs. El-A spotlight suddenly picked Westcliff Chapel. 1 n t er· lza Van Goetern, Belguim. h t Sh · u ment San Gabriel Cemetery. er ou e was partia Y W ..... Allff Mortu"rv dlrec· Services Tues. 3::r> p.m. covered by a flimsy garment Cll... -,, B e I I-Broadway Mortuary and had her back half-turned tors. C ha p e I. &11-Broadway to the audience. BALTZ MOft'11JARIES Costa Meta Ml f.!m Cemsa del Mu OR I-NM BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY Ut Broadway, Cotta Mesa u wm SMJTHS' MORTUARY C1 Maln St., Huntington BtKh t..E I.mt WESTCUl"F MORTUARY MJ M883 f!7 F.. 17th St., Ccista Mt1sa Mortuary directors. As all eyes turned toward ~ by her, Miss Kesselaer faced for· ward, daintily dropped th e garment and walked across the gallery nude. Just before reaching a door. she put on a red plastic raincoat handed her by an admiring attendant. '1"(J. I fe _ The audience, after a mo-~~ 1 mentor stu n ned silence, broke out in wild applaos" Flower Shop and cheering. OR 3-65 13 As a bagpipc-r struck ur a lively tune. a sheep's skele· I too waa d1neled ovl'r the 11peakeri;' platform and Amer· 1can mO\ 1• 11ct rr~~ l arroll 'A Blessing .From God,' Says Mo tlier of Boys BELGRADE (UPI -Yua<'• 81iavla otfibiala today Mt tM stage foe the .-rival ol Pret- i d e n t Kennedy'& Younce-t M A R A C A I B 0 , Venezuela (UPI) -Vent>· zuela's first quints, born to a 34-year-old grandmother. were reported "sleeping a lot" and in excellent shape today. 48 hours after their normal birth. Their mother. Mrs. Ines Cuervo. Who has a grand· daughter as weU as f111f' children ()( her own prior to the birth or tht> quints -was in Maraca1ho Uni Vtnity lf ()8pll.'\J' !\ b<'!'l suJt~ 11wami>ed by f)()wl'l .~ and <·oogratul11tnry nl f'' llll~t'e. Wlfe ol 8111 oilfiield work· 'r from Ciudad Ojeda, Mrs. Cl*Vo called ~ birth ol the boy quints "a bJeamc from God .• .I WU never afraid for I always had confidence in my God. .. " · Dr. R e g u 1 o Pactiano Anez, pediatrics chief at Ule liosplta1. Said tt~ qui~ wer-e normal in all rei;~ and their re!lexe-ci responstve to the slJghtest root.act .• A'lI of them -A'eit"P tn incubator'S 'Thev were t11kin & thnr milk 0 fo1 m11la r normally. Their weight ranged from 3.08 poundA to 3.96 powtdtt eadl and hy averaged 14.1 Al1* In I.ell gth. --· Mrs. Cuervo. the mother of five other children. bad been under special obeer· vat~ at the bolpltal for several months. The qmntaplets ~ haptiicd by a Roman Cath· OU<' priest Saturruly night 11.nd each w all Jl\Vf'fl th# nnnie of one of the attend mi: phy~icians. Tht"y Wtft nt1mr<1 M11no, Otto, Rohtn- 80C\, Fernando Joee. and Juan brother, Sen. Ed-wwd M. Dr. R o b I n 1 o n Suarez Hemn delivered 1lle in· f ant.e, a<.'<:Of'din' to a hot• ~-~~-~ 'Romulo Bet.vt- oourt M!llt a telegram of contVatul.8Dons and prom- ised federal lid to the fam· ily. "--.. Mn. CutnVO "11\d ~r c o m m o n-law 'luabAnd, father of ~ q1Lintuplets. were uid to"' have been man-~I in a <'ivU ceremo- ny m Ult' llostlital Saturday lll."1t ~er tile hinh~ (Teddy} Keonedy, D-Mall. Kemedy will be one o( 28 u .s. IMllMtora and cooeretl· men ~nc the ,,_-loaC cool«eGCe 00 the trUrpe.rtia. mentary Union openjnC here 'lbnday. Mktigan ~bll oan ex-Sen. Homer Ferauaon ·~~· '· ,~v 90W'CeS said iciv· e. dMot ~~ loot for- ward to meettnc ttk Prelll· dent's bro~. 'They n 1d KeMed.y is bound to he • cent.er ol atld.ion amon i th• m0tt than ~ rl~eaat..-." tn the con f ef'f>ne"C • l • -. -ll{"eedly Bratal -' . Denab lAe Metaace 3Q0,000 Kennedys Taken--Jii~Brazil ' ... -.......... .._, ... To Task iq, Bodk· . Fle~·-Fire; 9th Woman Sn.:angled In Boston Lost Talc Miner Found MURPHY, N.C. IAPI -1 Reacue workers found t h e body 0( Carl Dockefy after nearly 24 houri ol searehing through twmed steel. rock and timber in • talc mme oew Iha wfllllem Nortn Caro- lina moootam C01nmi.iity Dockery, 59, was trapped wberl a 1eCtimJ ol ~ mme co---· Hll body WIL'I found Sunday. Another mink, Louil PQPI, 49, died Sunday alter· be1n1 ptiled out d.. the debri1. 'Ibree othl9" mlners wert in- jured. One of them, Wilford Beav· er1, Aid the cave-jn "11.artfd tike a miller start.a h4 com cooring ow. the hopper She brok.e lt>-inch pieces or 1tee.I like they ·.vasn't there." Beaven waa the le.51 sert- owly injured of the-lhree. Ray Stewart wa.~ in ~O\JI condttion, but improvln_i:. imd Beaufoin Bryant was rl'port· ed In good cooditioo , 'Ibey were workine oo a branch tlDWe'I of the J.40.foot vertical entrance 5haft .... ·hen the talc rhifted. I Be 1 Good Neighbor U you UP. a cev.·comer, or know Of a newcomer to Costa Mesa, do 'her a fa•or by calling Helen Kilsel, the Costa Mesa Hostess t betwttn 8 and 10 Lm.) and 11'1f will call on your ftiend with inlor· mallon and gifts from ' • Kennedy Aide Says Spe:n~ng Rate " Dfps FALL •.. •ave arrived -.. d t•ey are ta•alaaa. Yea'U...., die• Flnt la t•e Dally PUot SPE- CIAi, FALL FASHION SECTION, Sep-. Hr 23. Wat.e• for It! , .J1111t Another Shopper. • A pair of nbsl:!rvanl wnmen lak~ a ~erond look as .~1·rcrn ~ta r lns:r1rt 8er,1?man i;:or~ nn a lihOpp1ni,: tour 10 Rnme Thr S"rl'h.~h hnro 111·1 rc~.~ 1.~ in 11111.v tn make ~ film, 'ft l~rty·~ \'rn~ranrP " THE Friendly Merchants Orange Coast DAILY PILOT ll~l a NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON IEACH a \ 1 • ... Reco~ition ·of Red Chf11;a : Urged by Young DemoCr~ts ' • I (AP) -t:lon Aue. 2, 1958, In New .. President Ignores Criticism IEvan11.-~r8l 11 J Gr&Mm, Yort'1 Yeotee atadium. SAN DIEGO (AP) -Callf. endiDC molt succe.ful A warm, clear dl.1 may ornia'a Federattoo ot Youq u.s. en.-, told what wu !::. ~f~aa ~ :8 Lo~ Democrata, a croup that tra~ ~ the larlest U.S. re-gelea at midday, and a com-dtttonally spew ltl mtnd oa ~ Cat!lering in hiltory: fortable 75 to tbe eou.ewn any .net an laaues, emerpcl I "U we are to survive u a liUt nlgtU. from a weekend convention ~. wr onuit 10 back to While Graham was attract· today with a plaUorm that ' the "faith cl :01tr fafbeh." ing a great tbronC to the calla for· AroQnd hhn in Lo& Angele. CoUaewn, bn>earby Palede-WUbd.rawal of U.S. forcu na the Jehovah'• Witoeaes fr South United Memorial Coliseum last night Everlasting Good News As-om Viet Nam, 152 Arrested· In Largest Drug Raid LOS ANGELES CAP) Police arrested W penona on,narootica cbaJ'tet owr the weekend ln what oUtefr'• said WU the largest roundup of narootic1 t.tMn and peddlers tn the dty's blstory . The raid began Friday. Mor• than 100 police &ook part. Among the 15a police at· rested were 102 named in • cret indlct.menta iuued · lall Tuesday by the County Grand Jury. Amo.QC thOM arreated we,. Juarez L. Meals, 22, the Moot- 6 varsity center on Loe Aft. 1.i.. City College'• bubtball tum: A. C. Chambers, 28. Los 'Angeles a.rt1.Jt, and bl.a D-year-old wife, Marldent; Robert S. Anderson, 41, Loe Angeles architect, and Jack Rogers, 28, ~ Los Anplel ID-aurance clabna adjust.or. FUNNY. h Marysville Area Tallies -filllnl every a e a t and ~bly gathered a crowd of Staua recognition of Eall 1preadin1 a carpet of human· 118.447 -111 all.cime record G e r m a n y and communlll ity acrou the football field-tbere---tmo the Rose Bowl China, &ranting the Red .,.1 a throne counted by the fOf their altemooo meeting, Chinese a .eat in the United IU .. IT--.1 PACKED BOWL -Estimated 118,447 persons flocked to Rose Bowl Sunday for the closing of eight-day International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses. llow many ttiu dill LOlll ~ neir -11 OJ( ......... ..,.. ... be btcallte I LOllC llitttlQ c.11 • IO Int llld • lllUdl full Of ,..w, btcaw• nilMti• lhtioll·lt-.... rates lrt IO rttlOll'ble. Of is • 2 Slaym• gs Gr.ham aroup It 134,254. •:or~ !t~~Di':!; NatJon1, plUJ ruumpUon of Outside the ptu, police roncJu~U>a Angeles ~-trade and dJplomatic rela· MARYSVlu..E , .AP) _ 'f.wo •ere turninf away another kl( wu a triumpbaint climax tiona with Cuba. ~-20,000 penooa. to a triumpbal ret\rn. Another part of the 21·pace • l a fl n I 1 OCdltred in the It wee tbe larg~ crowd It •• to Loa AogeleJ that policy atatemeot, which wu Mlr1niDil • r •a Saturday. ever to attmd a Grlbam Graham, then 31• held b1a adopted Saturday, advocates One man •a• beat.en to death m~I in 12111 ,.,..,......., . and fl.ret ~g crueade to 1949· In Wting the ban on travel to I ta d •"-·r wu ~-,,, eigi. weeb be drew 400,000 . 118,447 Witnesses Jam Last Assembly n a vern an ano""" eclipeed the fiiur« previously per900s. Cuba. But a majority of the killed with a rlfl• after a claimed as the creatut aln-AA tt>e 21-day Crusade con· 250 delegatd knocked down PASADENA (AP\ -The Knorr listed several prob· fa.mUy party. aOe U.S. rel.ieioua meettoc _ eluded lut night be drew a companion reaolutJon re•· expectation of God's aover-lems facing tbe world, includ· PoU~ uld the vtcthn of the 122,814 who attended a 910,340 -an average of more terday that auigested the eignty over all the earth wu lnC population explosion, food the tavem beating was Ivan Jebovab'a witneaes oonven· than 43,000 penoos a m,bl postiatbUltyf of H~g • ~Je.to expressed before 118 447 Je-shortages care for the aged, G .... and l1Jted It WU the bi~ averaae to ca on 0 YOllDI Ul'mocra.. ' • Gerard aunt, 'U, ever attend a Graham aerie. viJll the ·island dictatorship hovah's Wil~s.ses jamming lncreaaed automation and de-- John Marble Sutton, 41. u in ttiia country. next aummer. the Rose Bowl in the final creased job opportunities and havinl b8lll shot to death S d • day of their assembly here. what he termed "the ever· with ~ .22 caliber rtfte. _pen mg wu Yesterday .afternoon't al· present threat of World War Geotp M. Crockett w e r • drfmtna with a !JOrn&n In & t.uem In Linda, an unlnco1'p-p d• d orated town just south of re 1cte Marysvt.De. The woman'J hUJbaod Wll· SACRAMENTO IUPlJ • Tbe at.ate mmt start pla.& liam Hott. .U, kicked ln the n1ng to offset an upec\ed ~~bt Miie jqUGl•..;PI' slowdown tn federal lpeadm& i1c:e aaw. knecbd eroct• In ca1tfot11t•. n auemb)J acroa U*' ~ • pd t b ei comrpJtt.ee·' ·~hainmttl h a 1 ' warned. anubed Gaunt to tbe Door. AAsemblyman Robert Offtcen said Mn. Holt ran Crown, D-Alameda. said that .creamtni from the tavem despite California's expand• wblle her husband jumped on 1ng population, Congress "a~ Gaunt'• head and body. pears inclined to allow the defense department little or Gaunf died • few boun aft. no Increase ln funds for con· erward at a boapltal. tracts during the next year." Doctors 1ave bia cat.tJe of Crown, chairman of the as· f\eath as "severe brain in· sembly Interim committee on jurlet .. ways and means. said Satur· · day that "failure to plan now Holt wu arrested as be for the changes which ap- waa gettinC Into hia car out· pear to be Inevitable would aide the tavern. be foolhardy." 'Power Grab' BAKER (UPI) _Week· ber organkat1on'1 new preli· attendance record&, a spokes· "May our determlnaUon, end traffic between Laa dent, Josiah Beeman. s.e. man for ~ assembly said. henceforth, be to 'uve now in V N d T __ An man, ~portly, 27-year..old San Som• --~ attended the eve-expectation of the glorious eaas. ev., an u. · FranCllC&D, announced in ad· °"'_,, time when God ls king over felea wu halted when an vance that he would fight ning tetsion. all the earth," Knorr said. o v e r ftowtng reservoir any move to soften tbe fed· Total attendance ror the wubed out the approach· eration'a at.and 00 controvtr· eight-day assembly wu esti· ea to a brldfe ~ U.S. 91. aial l.uuea mated at nearly 1.3 million Tbe Calllomla HlCbway And .k it waa over, he by delegatea. The meeting Patrol balte4 ~~~told newsmen he won'•"• ..... ._.P9Jl.illll•~ and in nearby BUw\'ow;· f.az,ed by criticism likely to serles ol Z4 "Evertastmg tum.tni'boClr ''defett '~m-be 1ea4u11ted b«>th wltlltti 8b8 0-.c!"fiftM""',..mbf*'~be munfdq Into temporary without tile party. Ing conducted in Europe, boom towns. Hundred& of •·1 continue to aay we have Mia and Austnlla. SACRAMENTO t UPJ J - stranded . motorista filled a reaponalbllty to call the President Nathan H. Knorr Most st.a~. county and city motela, restauranta and ahota u tbe federation seea of the Watch Tower Bible and government workers are tak· ban from about 9:30 p.m. them .. be aald adding that Tract Society -legal name Ing a hoHday today to cele· Saturday un~ after mld· he ~aa In buJc agreement of Jehovah's witnesses-told brat.e the 113lh anniversary night when a by-pass was with all action taken. bis hearers yeat.erday: of California's admission to completed a r o u n d the Beeman was elected b)f a ·'The job of world rulers hip the unJon. bridge. 180-vote mar(tn over wu. is too )>ig for any one 111An. Bank.a and public schools Officers said a reser· llam Green of Los Ang~les What ~all w-do, then, since also closed. But federal em· voir being filled by a free-· the need for a unified ruler· ployes and just about every· way con.rtruction crew ENDORSED ship of all the human family body else reported to work as overflowed an d under· Green. a. Nearo. is a read· grows greater all the time?'' usual. . mined the approaches to Ing clerk in th« California --- the bridge. Assembly. He and those who favored ----------him in May provided opposi· tion to tome of the foretp policy declarations after giv· ing enthusiastic endorsement earlier to the strong civil Good Mon., Tuea., Wed .. Tlalll'I. Only Sept. t-1•11·1.1 Evasion by Military Hit rights plank and other do- meatk issues. But Green's group didn't fully muster I.is muscle nntfi the Cuba trip came up. CAR WASH 59¢ ;~t: Filler-Up 5-l•tS "or tu Between'' Gall. Gas HARBOR CAR WASH !OSt Harbor Blvd .• Coda Meaa SACRAMENTO (APl -military authorities have no emment decl&lon Is grossly The framer of this resolu· The chatnnan ot the House legal right to exercise police wrong and who feels the tion. Jamea Blrmall of North • WITM TMIS COUP'OM OML Y subcommittee on foreign op-jurisdiction over civilians.'' American people are entlUed San Mateo, had aclcnowl· #ii.iiiiii--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--iiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. eratlona and government in· Moss said that if the mill· to know what. .. and why." edged ita probable defeat be· formation aaya the Army and tary perslsts and Pentagon The congressman ext.ended fore completing the final Air Foree continue to forcibly policy maken don't do some-his remarks to include the draft. keep newsmen from the civil· thing about stopping the mill· keeping of Russian space fall· Beeman, in fact. was tan scent.a of military air mi. tary the aubcommlttee will urea from the American pu~ among those who spoke hapa. summon those policy makers lie for 'reaaooa of U.S. track· aiainlt it, although he made Rep; John Moss, D-Calif., "for a full scale bearing." · lng capability security. He it clear It wun't a moral ls- told an 'awardJ banquet for "If the mllltarY authorities said cases wbae auch secu-aue with him. He said mere· the ~ radJo and telm· are permitted to get away city would be breached are ly that he fell the fed· alon at the California State with their tactics ... the bar· rare and in any event the eration's time Vand money Fair tn Slcramento 1aJt ntPt rler acainat mJlltary usurpa· American people have a right could be better spent on oth· he'll order a full scale lnve1-t1on of mllltary authority to know about Russia's fall. er projects. U,atioa of UMi Pentaaoo if will have been breached," 11res1 as the world knows Green used a parliament· the practice ta not stopped. Moss charged. "I am confi-abou{ America 's. ary maneuver to sink It. Mou called the military'• dent their case can not atand .--------------------. prac1ke In thla regard " ... expoaun to the pubic apot.. an utremely dJsturbinC altua· Ught." tion • • . an unconsclo~ble Moss also charged Penta· erab for power. . . 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Mnl:V Oii lo Ml•Hom lOb Slick C• *-s..M'9 .. IC ''"'"·°' w .. 1&v1 -..... ) s-«>• 2'f ....,,., = . .. ........ .... ....,...., .de IHl'OtY .st SH -•11 SNMot A TJ ttdl'rOd ~ StdSlln fO llf Tl\om ltll1be& IOg ...,...., ,40t lfll1•N'Od1 ~ ..... ~ ... ~ All'd I sten•·-1• ...... l'r« 5""'1111 .• '"'-,_ &trvtflW .:Mt Sl'tton (p • 5'/Mlr El 9'#\Mll• 111 llf•u-<11 MWlll<I A $uClmilO • lOo ..... Ofllu .......... '""'ty (p T911n lnd11t T-•fl 41 vlT••I "'"' fed\ ~r TecMlcOI hi A SIO" rtM<tro Ind Taleprorn ,...,90111 T ..... "" TMrt Ind f-y E"O T.. ""°'°" T• .. ••• Tftlron El Tftl 111< wt ,_Sii 10t n.e.n. Ster T...SI pl !711 T,,.,,,, M I T"'""A I JO T1111'1l ow 40 T"'°'""' I 411 l~ IOg T-u""' fflftLU• "5t TWA w1 TCA JOI> Tr-1N IO Trnt.., ·* Tr1 Cont fl Tr!M19 C Unncalt C~ u .. , .... , ·'° UAlrl'd .1)9 Un"A1b .!Or Un CO<IOG Unlflttl I IO U,.I'-. Ud Uft lffplnv Unll/llllllr llo US AlrC 10 US Not Go• USllllll lhc:I Unll\vell JO Un .. ,,, """ U( .... tl" .JO UC~ JO U~lv INur 1 UnlvM•r II UrltllCIO wt Uttlt I~ 40 ll•IMNr Vt.....CP lOo Venturi (o VlcterMn Vo 0.rr 4IM Volr CC ~ Vllol'OOCI i'O V091Mle 459 Ill 11 Inc Weill ~ Id WofNt Pr.c W .... K_ We-:IOe w .. K....,. 1 w .. lllf .. h w .. 1 ... 11 W .... 11<1 IOI Wl'llll!ln .DI• Wn ?.ti 40 Wh"9 I! Inf WM &ttt IO WllC_.,H Wttlln ti 011 WltO $Ir WmHtu1 '71 W-1• II Wmo l!C Wff\M(W )fl Wl"hl/'t WllJOO\ •• W_J..,f'I 60 Wll04IW.\A 60 w-.1 llO .,,,,,.w, ., WtttM M Y•'•l•1' ttl Y4'>N'ttM •tf ,.,,..,.., ,,, I•• ~ff \A Handful of Stocks Pushed "-nter.. Slated , .. ~·~ =·· ~ \ tlOMlf IULH 9)flll1N • ...,_, .c*lfrlflltl_ ...... .,....,,,. l!Ut'-""'!di la -., ,.,, ,.,...,. F 0 . """ c.t• ~. '•''""""' -""""' Dow-Jones to New Recor d or pe~g~~';L:~~ A ts.a mJ.moo ahopplni ctD· •-........., 9-'I. c.-.. ~ ' tu at Harl>or Boukurd aQd · "*,.. __ , J!:.; ~~ By SYLYIA P0ft1'£R 'l1le ltock m•ket, a.a me ... ured by the famll.lar Dow- Jones averqe of 30 induatrial ltocb, aet a, new alJ·Ume bf&h on Thunay tut. 'l'hlt'a what the tndex Mid, ror It waa 0.41 over the bl1- toric peak al 734.91, toutlbed an Dec. 13, 1981. But tbat'1 NOT what most of the 30 ll&ockt tn tbla lodex said. Far from it,. · •AT PEAKS Only l1x of the ~ 1t«k1 wen near oc at new peak.a oo lbe weekend which io wall Street marks the end ot IWD· mer -Chrysler, General Mo- tora, lnt.emM.ioaal Harvester. Seara Roebuck, Standard Oil OAILT "LOT/HWW'Hll ol New Jersey, Texaco. Mon., Sept. 9, 1962 1 Lesa than a ba.ndf ul ol oth- en were approachinc pew reecbed oo varioua dltet be-tlte blat«i ,,...., un.... .t....... tween 1961and1981-Ameri· t!lk mun~ ,,.. .. s . ..,,_ .....,. can Telephone, American Cu · · DuPont, Standanl OU ot eau: SELECTIVE forniA. k meena tmt th'9 is one MM of the liocu in thlJ ol the most victouaty a.elective averqe are way below tbelr etocll markets ever known. all-time ~. ~ -Ana-JUll a few stocu have bMrt conda -~ actually still far pulling the familiar average under the peak reached in back from its 1962 low to dlal- 19'i9, more than a quarter· lenge the old peak. k W•-..f ~•~t ~--'· ••• UA1a M CALlllOIMlllA ,._... me.,. tbat you cam:aot --~--• ...,...., n.ue, eouNtv «» o.MtM ) .. = wbetW an i.odMdual will bl cornpleted by Nov. tn. °" .... net,.,..,.._,, 1tiu. .. 1s hi .• .,,.. be ,_..mled by Crown De -.re -· • ""•"' ~ "' ..,. .., fair' .. -~on °': .. ~1 orol ~mt Stotts. . ::.~~ .. ei: ... :~ ... ~-= y .,~, ..., ._.. Wllll Kll lo -,. ... ,,. --- -A popular IVel'ICl'I action am W, C r 0 VI n 11 tllllacr~ h Ille ~ """'"'9llf nor can you properly j1o1qe president, said nine ottier :' ,:-~ 1o me ""' .. - whether to buy or tell eo lo-stores are contemplated ln w1-. "'" MiM w 9Mcl9I _. dividuaJ •k on thiJ ~. Southern Callfomla, each with ::~"~ •nd ""r.., ""'W'll'ic.t. ........ PRICF.8 an anticipated yearly volume o•v•o •· TINOt.H. W_._ of business .ill ex~ss of $15 ::·~.,,,..c!i.: :::: ... .,. CllU>Ot be u drama-mlllton. 1111e. ,,.., -i..- tlc as llat.iatics in th.ta ln· The store will oe<:upy a 130.-1&&Au _.,. J ... 11 • '"" ltance; ao here's a table orig-000 1quare foot bulldirlg now «>-w 1· .,,...., lnall ..__. .. -t ......... ,,, .. _ b .l_ t-... _. ... mOOUis ago being constructed by Coorctl· ...._ • ~ .-. Y UllCI "Flnmacial World," u~ nated Coutructloo, Inc., com· i.a ......., OctYa dated to abow the price bla· panJon bailding rtrm of John =' :::::"' ~ tory ~( the 30 Dow-Jonec m-8 . Kilroy Co. ,:,:-::::.,. °C=: ~:' ,_ 0~t"' ii~ dustrials. The "shopping city" will be INJ .,..., A• ..,,, on OtM Ooor, located OD 15 ,_ "' ...... acre1 of land, with paved, ':.~ ~= ,';'lele Ugbt.ed parking space for l.~ 1:: := !: can. There will be a ldddy- ,_ 1,.1 1w land where children c•n be ,~ l"' ,. parked durtnc sbopplng et· »"" ::: : CW'liooa. All 111-condJtloned ~ :=,: atote wW feature a food, prod· 1"M 1 .. lit uce and fresh meat •uper. 1:: :: ' market, IOlW Ald. 1M na 1t\ti Approximately 40 major de-~ ::: !: partmenu wU1 be hou.ed ln = ~: ~ ~ ~~p~:n:.~ ~~ti~ :~\.\ :: ~ lnl, auto ac~ssorles, bever- •J t'G ,. •&ea, jewelry. sporting goods, r.'~ :: ~ furn.lture, record.5, snack bar u"" m.s • and otMrs accordin1t to ,~ :!: ,~ Kliaka. ...... '"' d ------------- LEGAL NOTICE .... ,.,,, llOTICI 01' INTINOIO aAU NOTIC:I IS HfltllV GIVEN I~ e I "'*-C. •-. lo l'r•Meo It. 11-. If IMI __.. -·· Alll H9.. I C:lrY If I.Me l-1li. Ct ll,.,.,.1•, In..... te •II ,. J -•. -""""' -J.cil •. ""'-fll WIO Ar111. Nol. NL • City ti W.,,...,_,. Ce~ All •-Ill It-,._... ._,. --.... •'" .. -.... , .......... -. ._ •• M'• ............. ---., -'· . ., ....... ~ -...... ..... ,,......, -............ -... ....... 111 .. -.-.. -i.... lloo IMcefw llOIQ .. ..... .. ., -H:• t'<iocll A.M. Oct. ht, 1"3 at Illa t"lu Of GllAM£1tCV HCllOW CO, ,... W1"""'9 ........................ ... Collrorl\Ca, Tr. Cln•Hlff•llell "'"'•* wtlt Ile .. Id u 1e1-.: -..wtmolol)I 1~ C'•lll. bel""°" "" c--01•oG Allt Jtth, IN.), 1111 .... Frtl>Cal ti .JI-rt ·-c. ·-·· ·-· LEGAL N011C!! CITY O• COITA MISA C4LJl'Oa"IA llOTICI lllVITI ... llOI NOTICI II Htlltll'I' llVIN - ---•HI .. ,_.,,.. tltr .. Cltlt •.C.lo ~el lflt Clrr Mtff, .tt .._, 1"'1 ...,,.., C•t• -(o~ .......... .....,.. __ "' 7 •• ...-• .. '-""'-'" ltlll. ., ~IC!\ 11-.... Wiii ...... "" ....w: -·-.-.. ... twrlhll ... •II ..... _.., ..... --- ........ tr~atllwl. -well ~ tecltltieo •• -... _,r ......... - .,.._, fll LUCE• lfllllT, '"OM COLt.10( STlllfT TO SIO l'fl[l wnT Of' C04.Ll!OI S.lllllT. A .. , el ... ,,., -lflut'---.._ CCll'lhocl dOCIH ... flll m•Y .. eb- ltlnaCI ol Ille oHlu 01 '"° Clf't ,....._, ...... , ..... "· c--.. c.1--..11 • N• .... " "'"' .. ,_,r .. " ..,... "' °"' .,. .. , m 001 91n .. -11-w.-1 E tell llld tllell lie -"' ftlt - century ago. It meana that never has tbe ......,.SWJ. the heedline1 have semence, "Thi.I is a market ~n shouting that the stock ol liocks, not ·a 1tock mAl" market has soared close lO ket'." been more apt. ,., "" Jt .. , .. 'II Jtelt !. ,.,._ _. .... -Ill .,,. -.,..,... •• 7 5'o 5\'t 51"1 m t-1' "14 ,.,. 11 ,.. )14 ''· l .. 1"'o~""' rtOO M 13 S> -.. 11 " ~ • -1' ... 1 !l.t ''" s·~ , , . ., ,,, ,., -.. 1) , ... ,.~ 16'· + '• ) ,, .. ~ DI'< 1 ,.. ,.. 7'9 ,,., . ., J ...... ..,._ •• I l ~ ,._ 1" '• .I ...... .___ .. 111 .... • • -"" I l''I 11, '"' " ts ,,.. H U 11'4! ll\4o ll'G , ' ,,.. ,,.. ,,.. -... " '"' . . j lJ•i l:J'~ ,, ... 11 IS\"t 1Ao 14'l 1 M 3" M + '• I J\<t J J 11 ' ~· .... -,._ ' lJ 12'1t u + '" ' ""'" .. -•·16 J ""' "" U\4 _,,, 6 1,_. 111' II._ -.. 1 1..... 1~1 ,....., + "' • 25'/t 14'4 1114 -, .. 11 ,,.. 1214 ,,... -... ., '"" 171-. 1n. -... s ljlji l J-. 1,_. + '• • 15\0 1.5\lo lJ'iot -... 1 lA\ lP• 16'11 + h %) 1< ,.,., 1\>o u J> m.. n + '" .!06 Pll+\41 " ... '"" '"' -'• It "" ~ 1"+\41 ) , .. , ..... + ... .. ........... +"" I .......... \'I 7 °' "'' "lt+MI • '"' l'N 1•111 t " n 2 ' > I 1"4 U\'i ,,_ '• .., 11n• ,,, m .. + '~ HO Mo 1---.---1 tUSINlSS ACTrVrrY 94 IOV™fb4 CAltf04IHIA -l'lcf•"" &. ~ R-.rrli a,-<If '°i""'"--"'"1-"~::+----S!r'\-t-"-IT'l'-.1._nr~---~~-'l'Xf\+--AL--R-f.'~_:•---1 O"-="~y:-.._..;..;;.._ .... ~"~)7t-L-~...J..-,... .... -1---!-...,,--- ANOTHE R RECORD MO NTH Another B e eord Southland Business Holds Normal Pace .... 1 .. 1,, Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK rUPn -Reyn- olds & Co. DOtes that the nae in stock prices is being sup- ported by a very healthy econ- omy. .. ti.on ii much stronger than It was tile last time the markel ~as Wa high. Combined prof· its "' the ~ ~ w'bose stocks are used in the [)ow. Jones industrial average ~ running at Q.S40 per share Mftla.l rate now. This com- pu.res with. W .91 in 1961 wben tbe •vera&e ha lte hia*oric tab. Hopes for a tu cul are lilih mer tea-a· "" innatiioft have been stimulated by the ri.e in the consumer price in· dex to a new record high," It says. L. 0. HOOPER of W. E. Huttm & Co. points oul that thus fv there is very liWe interett in tbe seooodary lll(leC· ulative issues. The type ol Southern Oalifo · , bu . • buyer moct adive now seeks rrua s s1-ot SecUl"ity First Natiooal eldiet' quality or gla.Jn<>r, he De3s activity coottnued "nor· Bank's Co.sta Mesa branch re-notes. "Eventually, l.f this maJ," setting another record ' · high during the month of Au· ported today. i.s to continue, there should gust R. A. Schoeffler manager The August ""'"onnence be •.demand for the type of . Y"' • . equities n o w neglected -marked the Lifth month tn such as savings and lomu, the last sevm that the area's smaller steel issues and the overall economy hM reached metala,'' Hooper says I a ~w level. UNITED Business Service Sonar Radio -;.T~~. ,, _"' Shows Gain j AccordJng to Schoeffler, the says that peri<>ds of pri!t-tak· estimated volume of business mg could develop but no real " 24 Dll\ ,. 1$1 J'A ,.. "' -J\oll JI 0 14 0 41'4 1' ,., llVt He It -+ l<t .. ,.... 11~ l .. -"" 1 ,.. ,.. "' ' . "' ,.._.., • '"' S'4o .,. + "' I ~ "" M 1t 1Vt ' 1i. ' "" ,.. ,..._" 1t ,,., ,. .. >'~-"' 7 .... .. . ' ... --)I " 11\o\ lS\'t -\, • 2"' ""' ., ... -" , ·-,_ , .. • ,,.. 1,.. 1.,.. -"' •• 15\'\ 11141 '"--"' • ~,,.. 22'\ ... ' , J 1 1 ~ ........ _ .. ' ""' "' ,..._ .. 11 J\41 ""' JVt • " 12'11 Ill + \• J4 ,_.. lM l.,_ • 0 ... --"" J H 11.-17 + \'1 U 114 ~ N -" " '"' -.. JN _, .. 6 U~ 11" IJllllo -\'I . '"' '"' '"' -.. , loM 14 l4 + ... It "" ~ ""' ,. ,_ t .. l.,,.,._ "" lS 1\'I 1 M• l Vt+l ·U t ,,.,. .-.. Miil -.. 1 11'11\'Jtv.t\oll 11 N 1'11 N 1 1" ,... 7'\+111 t,...,.. f~-1\ I] 11"" , .... ~ -.. • 10 ....... -.. 11 I J S I l>i ,.. t>o -\;, • Po J-. ... + ... ns 11., "' s •• tlOO J6 U.. 1' •I ll • • • " ,,., , ... l1 '1 II 14 1)1> 1)... I\ l ,,. ... ... ..... ·~ t\~ u•• o·~ I )t• ).. ~ 4 '"' "' '°"'' tO't •O'· .• • &'' t\~ '' r -f • • tJ It • I~ lo>-'• J 1Si.• If\. U\. -.. '• ., 1 •~ '"'· , .•• -·~ n ' ' 1 ' J•. )'. l'. '° ' ''• I I -·~ t) • " ,, Iii ' ~ ,... ~ •21'o1' 7' _ .. n ,.. >•• ,., -'• .. ,.. ,.. , ... '• 12 1\1< ,., r.. -" ' .. lt 1, .... +, •• J 71 11 11 JS 7·16 ~ _, ... l U•• ?J'~ u•~ -"'° ' 1,_.. IS'·• 111'< -1~ Sonar· Radio Corp Brook-for the pa.st month indicates unpajnnent ol the uptrend bn. N.Y., a m~ radio the ecooomy 1s continuio& to is expected. products company, reports operate at a level tev~ per lNVE8TMEN'T Adv Is o r net salH for the year ending cent ahead ot laat year Ric:ftlrd T. Lelt!ly ol J, W. June :.>, 198.1 were Sl,903,078, "'h. · · Sputa " Oo. feels "a m~ or an increase ol 48 per cent At .the sa.im ume, business ccrrectioa mlaht take pbce if over the previous year's SI,. actlVlty now stands a full 24 the lndUlltrlala are .uttess-W S.'J2. per coot above the 19fi0..61 n-fuJ in r.-o~i. .. • cession level. ---i:Efi="~---·-=-&-' ... __;"~:__ Net income after taves to-AL NOTICE--As of the week ended Au- taled $180.874, or equal to 40 JlU$l 23.. the bank'• business in· .mn To c1•01Tc>a1 --cents per share for a gain of de fllPHIOlt COUllT 011 TNI 228 per oent over the previ· x was reported at 134 (pre· ann DI' cu111ou1A ous year's $48,969 total, ac· Lunlnaryl, compared w I t b "'" TMI ~11r!..!" HANH cording to Jack Mulroy of 133.3 in July and W .2 Ln Au· !.,... " ..,,,.. 1 l •llWI •k• .. gust 1...., M..,,,.., a.... Tl'lllcfl. o.a. .. ., Morgan and Co. • ....._ NC>T•ca " H11t11v GIVEN to .... Gaw in real estate cales ~ ., ... ....,. ,...,.,... •- AllCO l':1116 AM<IOG .. 71 ''-" ''"'" -I• ™•70 "" ~ ... c ...... 51'1&11 ,_ .. 6-76 ,. n >t11 OlfL.d 6\'1117 Ht r!I S''lttl Hiid M 6t>n lt•IPow '' 1\ IC•-v .. 7' Ltvlflt '""" 1<8tll., MIA Wll•'<~ Solt O~Pw J• ... ~ "•ru )\ti tl4nAm /\Al JtaoA 11,.,11 llull! ''"'" SetE •'·~10 )Cf ...... ,,. 5'(( .1116$ l CA li'·n7-, U$WC.•• l.<'1 nd '--""'' Ml ....--~ ''""'' ~'"'' a an •A>& ease in bank check "" .... ...,,..,, ._ 11i. ''*"· '"''h ""' :, Hlell 1.eor ...,., c:: ~learings were among tht ma-~ ..:-:::!' .i:,1:::, -:!~.°'or": JOr sources Of strength. De· ,.,_ ""-< Willt Illa -• .. rv vouch- IOllOS n part.ment ... ~-~i a.nd . .... lo "" --loned ., R•IPll M, 1 n n -1 "w ........ ea tn· Myert. Jr. ""°"""' 21ss 1 .. 1 co .. 1 ~ 1~; '!~~ '!:: _,,: dn~~_:al .J>OWer __ ~ge abo re· Hlghwev. ~II• 2u. P.O. &o• 1~. cor011• 1 -'°'~ '°"' ,, =icu lnCT"ea~ activi'ty. 0.1 ,.,,.,, c a111or .. 1a. w111<h 11 '"-t>l•c• I n t) n E °' bull-., of IM u,..,.rtltlnt11u11or1 of ..,,, "°'tc• 14 IO'o 1' IO'• • • COOtioued to rise the ?epof1 O•IM S9ot...-'-IMJ 10 n n• n , • btalt• woi1 .. 1 t7'. ,,..: .n: .; noted. July (the latest monU\ Admlfllslrolrl• el 1119 Wtll of 1110 3c;,~ ,:~ .~ .,··available) was the fifth suc-1 .. ,,.. ~y~r-~=• 41 u1 ,,.., ,,, ,,,, cess1ve month to reconl a gain "'' •ett c ... 1 "........ ••"' m " •m •07 •07 ' • n d. sted t I " o. -,,. 11 11,,, 111 11• • 1n .scasona y a JU ota ,.,_ ... -· c.1tttnt1• 1 •s•• u•. o. ·• cw1 llan rmploymeot .n .. 1n ·~ :; ;f· :f" .July also was the first month A:,,: ~=·7:,~ 0.,,. "·'~'· 1 o • • •t • • in 1963 to register a "<Un in '0''' ,.,..,., Ctttt . ~"' ' •& n . .lD. 1 '° on n "" tM.l .,~ •> , .. " " thr total number QC employt~ ! 1:>'" ':" ':"' • ''I 111 manufacturin~ lndu strie11. ••••••••••••• • ·~ "" in• • 1 To1al was approxim;itcly 948,· 1 11 ~ L • • T ~TI 10 "' no >)II 1 :i.~. compared with 937.ftOO in A ~ ~ "" .Jul)' 1962 d APPRAISALS The seasonally adjusted rate •n Thunde ring Results 675-3311 ol unemploym~ remamed .-----------· et.UI C:MI" COMMllltlAL. unchanged at 5 9 per cent of l the area·s total labor force. l INVllTMlllT ~ MIN "°'.,.., .... Cu•- 11 .. 1n 17 1 1'4 1'0 + I\ ~ ';"' 1r lr•-'"" .A.v --~ 1~ r ·::: r . :~ ..!1'r --=f!F' r~ k l: 11 • 1 PflONE ·~ :;·~ :; . ::.. 549.3049 1 IP.. '' ta•• " .. " u I 1• ,., " .. ,, ... ·~ 1 • • ' ,, >o·· ,.,., ,... \e u •'• e ••• I:....------------' MU I SET·PAlfY & ASSOCIATtS, INC. INSURANCE . .. , --.... c; .. 1. M.u ( M 11¥1ttn ~ ..... ., • J-I .,_anmtlll IUMl•CV ISC:ltDW CO. .. .... --........ ..... ,... .. Branch ()kaycd ..,.111, ................ .LM......_J.~ 'llO -Id .... d .., I Clf1tflff ., -~ The Ftrtt Wutern Bank and Tnm Co.. Los Ange lea bas applied to U>. State Ban.king ~partment for permission to establish a branch In the vi- cinJty of BristDI Street and Sunflower Avenue In Costa Mua. LEGAL NOTIC:S 1u,.11t10a couaT o• TN• ITATI Oil' C-".l~NIA 1'011 THI COUllTY 01' OllAltGI ....... ". llOTICa 011 MUlllM• IHUANCI 01' t.llTTellS TUT~e"ToltllT l1lole If IVV H. llO\.l'l.S. ~Md, HOTICf " "IREIV GIVl!N Tllel MVllTl f COOY NI nt9CI llarolf'I o ,_. lltloft tor l'rollei. If Wiii t nd !er I_.. All<e al La"-' T"l-tary lo 11\a Nll!1oner, r--.. to '11111<1\ •• -'°' -r ""'°"'"' -"'" .... 11--••..:• .. i...ri... ""' -h .. -... tor s.i>t, J1ltl, ltU. ol ll'IO t m , ... ... _,,,,_ .. o--... , .. wld CIDll.,, ot •t No •-••· In Ill• Cltv of "---· Cel"-"lo. OATlD ......... HU •• W.-M &I ..... ,,_ c;,NAltLCI I , •NA1ta t??, -(~~.· ......,_ .. ~..,. .. , .. ...._ )402 ,. l'ltb"-Oro,_ CNol 0..11,. l'tlol. CO.II Melo. Coll! • S.ol. t, 10. It. IN.> LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC:• TO ClllDITOltl au••lllOll COUllT DI' , ... STATE Ofl CALll'OlllllA ·~ llOll TKI COUNTY 01' OU.Ne.8 .... •.-i• 111•19 fll JOHN H. CAMl•C»C. CffMd NOTICE ta HEllflV GIVEN " CrWllorl el IN -. ~ fl•t 111 -llrt'"ir c:teim. ... 1no no. uld -.,.. ,_i...i le file -,, wltll "'9 ~ vwcllotrt. '" 1f\e eMca tf ""' (...,. .. 1M -· ... lltlad c:iwrt. or te .,_nl 111..... wttll 1119 _ .. ,, --... , ... _,1g ... .. " </• "'•'*'... .. '••nllllll. 101 l! .. 1 '"" $tr ... , C•I• M-. Colltcwl\I•, ... kit 11 l!>e pl.-;a of l>ll>intU of lfla 11nOtr'llontCI "' oll mo".,' perlol"l"ll to Illa "'•le llf .. 1c1 __.,., wlllll• '" ..-1111 on• tt>e flnt ,.,o11c.o•..-ot th+• "°'1a_ 0.1 .. S..tamtlor .. ,..., Motil•n I. Sci" ~lftlttr8frbo fll Illa Wiii If IM ----,. ..... Liii & , ....... ~, .. ~·-:.:.-c:=... ......... .,,. ........................... "'*-~-C:-.1 Dolly "Hal• Coet• -. Calll. s..i. •· '" n. a ,..., an-o.i LEGAL NOTICE W1S NOTICI Ofl T•ANSfll• AllD INTINT TO MOllTGAll Wottu I• ,,.,_ 111von P11rw•nl to $act._ l4'0.0 ot Tl>t CMI Cecla Ill 1M lloto of Calltom!o '""' R E l'tll•r- -C l lln ...... D.,...._'--Pti..r• -~ lltlfnar, • ...,,_,hit ""°" tiu.i. ,. .. ....,,_ " "" w~ ~·· CIO't 01 Arltnvtot1 C.ou.,,., al 11~ 11•1• of Celltomle .... lrt,.,.,.... ... C. l . II-. on tndtvltlvll. If-. -bull,... -#'bldtnu Is 7'14 W-von S1rwl, City al Arllfll'Oll, C-ty Of 111\lfftlda, Stale of C•t"orllM, cor'IOlft por....,.I P<_,., A ..... 1al tlOI .. -"' ol .... cr..rKIH • Wl'kfl It COl'- tlfllCllOll _,prMnl •nd li"d trontl•rff 1~1-t to mor19'99 tn. tbov• ..,.... lloMd pencftll "'-"' lo C I T CO« fjOrOllon, '11 50ulh F-$1rffl, (llY ot lot .. nv•'"' Count• of lot Anve•o. Sii.. el CotttorN.. TN ~ wtll lie c.011w""'1ac1 ..,,., 1119 cantla.t•!IOll tor Mid ..-19-Will lie peld ... ~ II, !NJ ol ll'la eoorlSI OI ( I l COfM' ollOfl gl...., •llOVt by Cflf<-10 ( t T Corporot..., lo WDIY en •" ••l•llno -., ,,_, .... , 1o c 1 l cor-•tton. ...,. dollvo'°"'Q w ld cll«t lo C I T C()rl)Or .. ,..,. .i "' °""'"' ol"9f' .oo..• c I T cor-•tlOf\, -•OoOff 11, GtO'O<t °"'"''' ( t T. C~. 611 ~• "-II LM .,...... 11. c;em. Publr,~ Or•~ c,,.., f'•~•v (Ml• ...... C•ln , $1>111 I ttll 1'1"''·1 1rool Lt;GAL NOTJn: SUP'llllOll COUllT OP THI ITATI 01' C .. lll'DllNIA •O• TNI COUNTY OF Olt&N•I -... 114' MOTICI O' NIA.ING 01' l'ITITION l'O• l'•OIATI 01' NOLOGllAl'NIC WILL AND ,0. LITTl•S OP ADMINISTllATION WITK WILL ANNllll D fdol• al GL. .. OV& A l'DGG oko k,,_., •• CLAO'l'S ANICEI Foq<I, ond "' .. g~~~vs,:~;.f~ .. ~~EH I~. I lELA"O J l'OGG. hH "*! "'"'" e HtlllO" tor l'rOC>olt OI Holoe••o>hlc win end lor l•ltero of Act'tlllllt lrtllOfl wlltl Will on,,.• fd, r•lorMC9 fO w!ltch It ""'" !cit turt~er otl1f<Vl•n , ones lhtl tl'la 11.,... 1rte 0110 01 ""•rlM •ht ••mt ""' bnn ,., If)( S.otomfla( 20. ltU •I 10 00 • m "' ,,.. <OU••-OI p.Nrt ...... , Ne 7 .. u 1d t:nul'1 ,.. IOI H lr(Hd••'t' "' tM fv ~• S•M• An•. 1t1tf'l.r~ • I a....-Na. on I ..... dl90. • ., ........... - - -... -(8111 11"'1 "' 1119 - "' .... bid. --"..... .. "9 dtY """""'" Oran• Cout 0111, C••• Muo. (•Ill. s..t I, ,.., ....... ,,, C.•t• INte ~ ~flu .. ,,.,..., •"'-' "'"' _, -------------,. ~--., *""' ,,,. ... u. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOO'ICE NOTllCe TO Clll DITOlll IU,.lltOll COUllT 01' TMI tTATll Ofl CAL.,DllNIA flOll THI COUNTY O~ Dll.411•1 UTATlf OF AWG~L. M. IQtolllM AK4 (NGlfL. MAllTIW 8Qt!EtM. AAA £,._ Ofl M. llALOEllSHEIM, AKA f NGfl. MAllTIN IAU>EIUHllM. 0.Ct•Md Na. A..._ NOllCE IS t!EllEIY GIVEN i. Illa cr..itto" 91 IN -· ,.._., ~ """ alt ,....,,. ,...,~ eta·-.. ,,,... 1119 Mid -· .,. ._,,.. lo ,, .. ti--. wlfl>, Illa _..,,. vo.Kr.n. Ill JM o#ke ,,, .... '""""' ,.. •Dov• -Ulled • cowt. cw te ..-lflam. wllft ""' ~ry voudl..-1. ,. Illa -· llQMd ot .,._ '-" etttce. If ltOCIEllT L. HUM .. t!U'(S, .t 11$7 Hor1>or lltvd . Sult~ 2. Ceafe Mae. Collfar"'"· WlllOI lo 1119 PIKa al lllnlnas1 Of ll>t under· , .. ...., Ill •II m•lfw• -'•l~tnv 10 ,.,. tiltl• ol wkl -· within 1IA mc)l\lhJ .u .. '"' ""' ""bl'~""" ol lfllt llOllc• O•lad. Auew.I )ii, INJ SOL.VlG 11 .. "KSTOW l!ll'AQllrl• of 1~9 Will of h abov• n•~ llOHllT L .:c=~ 1111 "-....... s..th·n, ("'' "'-c: ........ . ·-· ,., .. _,., l'\llllllNd 0,.,,.. CNtl Dollv l'llol, co"• -·· c.•n. ~ t. , ''· n ,..., LEGAL NOTICE IU,.•1011 COUllf 01' TNI "•lTI Ofl CALlflDllNIA l'O• Tiii c;OUNT'Y 011 OUN•I ....... _ tiDTICI 01' t!8AlllN• .... , 0' "ITITIOll l'Olt l'•OIU I O• Wilt. AND l'Oll t.lnl H Oft ADMINllTllATIOll WITN TNI WIL.l ANlllJleD (tlole of MAMIE l!LllAllTM WV t•s T'UNnALL. ... MAM!lf If WV EIU TUWLTALL. th MAMIE l TUN-JULL.. -.. MAMll I WYlllL 0.. CMMtl NOTICf IS Hfllfl'I' CIVfN TIWll HEllMAN TATE ~u II'-llHtl" o ... lllort !or IN .,_ of 1111 Wilt el ::...:: .. Q~ett.~":'' .= ... ~~ . .:: Wllll the Wiii •-•.0. r9't<lftCO lo ""'fell I• -tor lurltler parllculon, and "'411 IM '""'' l•d PIKO of 11 .. rtr19 the ,_.m. l\A.t been Mf for S..•·t'"'bH° 11. tNJ. •I 10 o'<lodt t m , r.. 1M c:ou•t,_.,, of ~""rtnwn• WO 1 fJI "'Id ""'"· at •t "orltt ft,....,....,, "' IM ( l'V of S.oota AM, Colli~"lo ()•I~ Au .. J\I 11 1 .. J .... ,_ ., .... ,,... ,,, C•1""""9. 111e Clf't C..,ftCll If 111e cur of '-'• -"" _,.i..., .... -·•llltlo r1r. ,,, ,.,,,., -'"' ......... 111, ... wtlldo Ille .._ I• .. bo -mood. ._,ltc.elllt ...... --............... , Wde KALI CLAUll'ICATM* lr&TI ~" "'"'' "'-·" •~""'" llaur ""' ,,_ ....,_." .,_.. 1'111 ltOV•• 01 J f7 J 6' -.,. .,. MOH, -OMrtlGr c~C:::::-., .. ,...." "'""' ~~ CClllCrtle or ......," s.r .. dtna • ~-T_.... ... ,. ....... ~ t.F.GAL !'\OTTC'F. ..,,... ClltTl,ICATI 0' I USINl&I l'ldl-. ......... _. . ,, ... • 1.4 "' I Hi! UN0£1l$10Nl!O M '-olo\t •v llf't lflot IN-( .,.. C!OftdV<ll"t • -~ 11r..,.r• .. ~ •• 1104 I wu~•~• '"" $1 • Stnu All•. f ettmn.11, ,,,_ Ille fl<lll~ '""' ., ..... "' ~-'"'"' c.. -ltlol ••Id ltrrn It ~-~ el ,... lal-1... ---· -.. ....,,,.. '" "'" -.. -. °' rot~• .,. .. 1"4 1--. ~wll H1roll l Pl-rty. h 7JO , oore• ••• Av•. La "-'-· C t lM llldlerd L 11'°""11• 1111 .. U911t1• ll. COii• M04. Cotti WITNt'SS ..,, -ltll1 8'f eoy el AwoUtl, lff.) tier~ L t'lor..rty ltlc:Nrf • L $IT'IHl'1 STATI 01' CAL.ll'O•NIA I COUWlY r OllANGI I u 0.. THI Urd •v .i AU!l"•I A D 1~ ...... .-, JIMM E. Ont" o H• ,.,.., l'Wll< Ill •M tor Hid Cou~I• .,.,. $1tlt, ra•ld•n• 1"9rtlft. duly c:om..,f• 1'-d +ll'd •WVn, --ally _.,_, Hu .. o L FIOMll't .,,. tllcl\ero ~ Slf\H\U ,_ .. 10 IN 10 .. t~ tlat;- wlleto .._ we Wllaul-lo llw w•"' .., ''"'~· onf Mil-*'"" to "'" !Ml tile'r h Kl/ltd ll'la ,,,_ W E 't JOl'-n C .,,, I l a W .. llA(t IW WITWES$ WHE•fOF. I •ovo ... ,. ( .... I ~ ,., l'ftV h•..-.,,. •Ill• ... ,... of'"'"' .,...1 ....... ., .,... ... , ~ tf~lt (f!ttiO(t ... 0•'""" ~.-01 ' ,,.,, ,.aNKlOO• & 1114NKll" AtteirM" ..,. ~_. .. ..,..., 111 r ""' sir .. • (tnh ~HJ (•lt..,•1a r ,., ....... n ... ,.o,. "'u ,-.. ("""'• .Vf"t r 1t1f J.fft I Gotvlo I K- A"-Y tar l't ll-r •I• H H-._,_, ,. __ , t••(ll CoMhwoh •ut>tb"'«' O•t "'ttt ,,_..,, n•••" •,~ t "" ( O\h Y.• • (•I•• A ·•·tt tt lt\ •l'W'f ' '-Me•MrlM' t t .. 1 .. ,_,, ,...._, •''"•" J~ l Oe••• "'°"' (Ol"ft~•u•Of' f•eH•\ IV"• ,. , ... """'"~ n•-.f'O• 'ft.I'' t"-'''" ft 11"' '••lo M ..... (111• Ave 16 ""' WI'' I, .. \ "' ~ l.W.•'1 ' .... , ... ., • - • ... - Ore9011 Area Car Strik~ 2 Wo1111ded, a Dead Bookie Raid Fullerton Man Hijacked? Shots Erid Wife's Date Nets 7 LWV Gets Engineer Club )lcets Tonight Do,>le Miller. Huntington Beach city administrator, will speak to the Orange County Chapter of the Caillornia So- ciety of Engineers tonight. Miller's topic will be "En· gineers In Responsible Gov· ernment Positions." T b e meeting will be at Coda's Restaurant. 6321 Manchester Blvd • Buena Park. It is open to all interesUd persons. YOUl WATCH • CLEANED • OILED •ADJUSTED $3QD Qa~ wl kll·w1Mfn . lltOtly~! OPEN MON TIL t P.M. '1U. NIGHTS ~ o,.... FREE ftBe Y• WaM .;:o $1AI IUNG!I $1.ll SIZED. tr.. Ml~~-$3.H Jewelry Designing A Speci1lty! Pitzer College Elects Holden ,:AST DEPENDABLE SERVICE LAGUNA BEACH -Ro~er I r Holden of Sou th Laguna has been elected to the board nf trust~s of Pitzer CoUege, 1 newest of the Claremont Col· leges. John W. Atherton. PIU· er president, has announced. ~\\\\1 1/A ::-:~~~ llolden la a professional fund raising consultant, and 1s serving In a voluntary ca· I paclty as president of the Symphony Association of Orange County. PHONE Kl 5.9,35 Open Monday and Friday Nights 'TiJ 9 p m Harbor Shopping Center Costa Me11, C11if. 2300 H1rbor Blvd. You Hear it Better on Stereophonic K GGK · Twenty-four hours a day, Orange County's leading FM Station fills the oir with Beautiful Stereophonic Music. 01al ~ .11111 anrl h<'a1 thr rt1ftr11·111 r Studios and Off1cu at 9929 Cl'llpm1n Ave., G1rd1n Grov• L Eh1gn 9·9Sl6 • , -. r a 1V) Horne a Gift Slop ..• WITH A MINIMUM Of EFFORT! GARMENT BAGS to k~p your Glothcs dust-proof and protected fryo m9ths pnd m ildt'f. SHELF SHOE BAGS that put sh~and handbags at your fingertips ... dust-free and easily accessible! SHELF BOXES, BLANKET BOXES, and CHESTS to utili ze and organize every precious inch of closet space~ ice the new · Sw1rr· p11ttern snhd mlnr ensemble~ in deep gold. green. sand. white. pink ancf blue Quilted stlk·look heavy guage vinyl A. SHOE BAG 3.SO 8. BLAN KET BOX 5.98 C. WINDOW SHELF BOX 6.95 D. HOSE HAMPER 1.00 E. HANGER SETS SU 2 2 l .'29 " F. 4-DRAWER CHEST 14.95 G. JUMBO SUIT BAG. 4.SO H. 10-SHELF SHOE BAG 5.50 J. DRESS BAG 4.50 other accessories 1v1il1ble SJ 2 nus r • 2 NEWPORT BEACH • • OF kiddy closet in nursery print ... Shoe & Sock Bag 2.98 Hanger Set 1.29 available to order: 5 Drawer Chest Window Shelf Box Hamper Bag Jumbo Garment Bag for a neat trip Travelette Hamper for undies, hose 3.00 Nylon Dress Rag plastic coated 5.98 plastic coated 5.98 54'', side zipper Vinyl Sult Bag 42" with front 1.50 zipper opening a ssu• sa 33 a ORIOLE J-6360 I I ~ 1 r I I FALL KICK OFF -There'll be no fumbling the ball ~----'"8fttro4i!Seieop~~.-i-i;a~v./i.·Mn AllNRQ81=E g£ U~e [>Jewport Bpac b Chapter. National Charity League signal the official fall kick off of activities at a luncheon in the Udo Isle home of Mrs. R. Keith Mictielsen. Lining up for the NCL Bruncheon ..... "first play" are (from left) Mrs. Norman Bing. trea· ,_.illter· MPi Rox Woolsey Ticktocken l2 o s O· chairman of seventh and eight grades. Mri;. Henry Wagner Jr .. Ticktocker Thrift Shop chairman, and William Lyle, public relations chairman. Seasonal Kiek Off The Newport Squad (Chapter) of the National Charity League will line up for the official fall kick off to be signaled at a bruncheon Thursday, Sept. 12. in the lovely Lido Isle home of Mrs. R. Keith M~chelsen. The team's backlield (officers) and linemen (chairmen) attending the meeting promise there will be no "fumbling" while planning the busy sea· son ahead and no penalties will be enforced for the "backfield in motion" as an active year is an· ticipated. Assisting Mrs. Michelsen as hostesses will be the Mmes. F. Chester Fearman. John Ferguson, Leslie G. Arens and William Haskell. Mrs. William B. Tritt. president. will discuss plans for the coming year which include maintaining the Ticktocker Thrift Shop located at 114·120 E. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. The thrift shop is a community service manned by NCL members and their Tick· locker daughters. ·Mrs. Henry Wagner .Jr. is chair· man of this committee. ' The major philanthropy of lhe Newport Chapter is the John Tracy Clinic, Los Angeles. which is de· .voted exclusively to assisting pre·school children with hearing problems. Orange County families with hard of hearing children in the two to six year range represent 20 per cent of all consultations at the clinic. Philanthropy committee chairman is Mrs. Michelsen. l n addition to philanthropic endeavors of N\.L, an important aspect of the organization ls the stimu· lation of cultural and social training of Ticktocker membership. . In furthering this purpose. Mrs. Robert L. Barneson reported plans are raridly progressing for the forthcoming annual Debutante Ball. Debu· tantes have had a busy summer of pre-ball activities and now are eagerly anticipating the culmination of events on the important date of the Ball, Nov. 30. Mrs. Tritt announced officers and committee chairmen for the ensuing year will be Mrs. Robert H. StratiH, first vice president: Mrs. Barneson, second vice president: Mrs. D. A. Collins, third vice president; Mrs. Earl S. Olrich. recording secretary; Mrs. Edward B. Atkins. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Norman A. Bing. treasurer; Mrs. Paul M. Ro~· ers. parliamentarian; Mrs. Robert r . Blackmar, jun· ior past president, and Mrs. Richard Vi". Loveland. national representative. Committee chairmen are the Mmes. Michelsen, charities; Leslie G. Arens. courtesy: Rarneson. Debu· tante Ball; John Ferguson. decorations, Roy May· pole. notification: John C. Londetius. program and social : William G. Lyle, public relations: Henry Wagner Jr., Thrift Shop: Richard B. Smith, Tick· • locker patronesses. seventh and eighth grade; Hav· iland V. Smith. ninth grade; Arthur R. Reaume. tenth grade: Donald D. Wells, eleventh grade: Brad· ford H. Miller. twelfth grade; James F. Gable, col· lege. and William C. Mclntyre, yearbook. Revelin'. •• With Evelyn Summer Parties End By EVELrN SHERWOOD THE 41ER'S, a group o( RotariaN who are 1949 past presiden~ of Orange County Clubs have met once a month since 1950. Wtth their wives they en· joy dinner ''out" and cards later in ·a host's home. Thia month Ule hosts will bt Mr. and Mrs. Hadd Rin& who wU1 entertain the oousual membership at the lrviM Coast Country Club and then r«urn to the iuna~· atnctive apart· ment on Bayside Drive for card playing later. THE ARTHUR KRAM· ERS of Balboa Island havr been having a gay sum · mer reunion for the faml · ly. The Kramt<r family have come from far anrl near and from v11ryln11: dr· gree~ of lemperaturP I .I Cherie~ Kram"r 11rnvPrl from Korea whrre hf'. I~ commandln~ orricer in charge of the Missile Base at Kumo·Ri Ordinance Cen· ter. Temperature readiniz hefore he left wa~ 110 dP· grees. Daughter. Mrs. De Vaun Kryder arrlvrd with her son. Kenny. and Jett a 52 degree temperature al their home in Portland. Oregon. All agree that this WllS the Ideal spot -Bal· boa's beaches and bounli· ful sunshine. Mary Kramer has been busy, as any grandmother with swimming lessons for 3lf.a·year-0ld Kenn y and do· ing the things that young· 11ters and "Grandmeres" Pnjoy. ~ms. PAL"!. PAUIER PnlPrtainl'd frlrnd~ rPCPnl · ly al a ~ummer par1y at I h, Newport II a.rhor Y 11rhl \111h Thf' !'l'lC131l\' rrnm1 nPnl hoi;le~~ j?TC'rlr<I hrr ~UPSt!i on the Club Deck overlooking t h e Ba y. R u t h chose for the oe- casion 11 hr ill1 an l blue linen sheath dre$~ with white bias linen trim and matchinit blue slipper~. White and iridescent rar· rings completed the co~· tu me. Those enjoying the deli· cious luncheon (chicken un- der glass and a jellied bouil· Ion l served in the newly decorated dining room. In· eluded the ~mes.. I>elber1. Axelson. Jules Axelson, Bert Brewer, Murray Rob· erts. Dale Ramsey, Gordon lrrundy. Claude Patterson, Harland Storum. Earl Har· vr•y. Albl'rt Fick~ from Ph!M'ni*. R Pe1m1m 11nd Ha<ld Riniz Cards wPrf' f'n1oveo 1n lhr \h::.rt Room with lurkv "'lnOf'r~ rPC'Plvlniz m;itrherl r<1 r<I~ :in<I ~rorr pacl~. For NCL Debutantes Final summer pa·rty for N::.tional Charity Lea~ue debutanl~s was an evening of enchantm~nt at Disney· land. \ollege bound debs. wt10 wiV be presented to society on~ N . 30. in the Newporter Inn ;tt the an· nual ball of he Newport Chapter o( NCL, were guests of th Misses Wendy Sa>·ers and Sandra Carol Williams of "do Isle. Guests were greeted at Disneyland ano im· mediately escorted to a reserved section at the Golden Horseshoe. After dinner on the Tahitian Terrace. where they viewed authentic South Sea Island dances .. they visited the Tiki Room and then rompleted a tour of the grounds. Presentees and guests were the Misses Maf\ Sue Arnold. Nancy Anne Ring. Nancy Ehzabe'th F'earman . .Jennifer .Joyre !\rim. Susan IPe M:i rkrl. Sano_r:a Lou ise Wilham~ 11nrl 1.e~lie Newqu1~1 E.~courls "WPre Ch;irlr~ Rren, f.r;int l.1ff<lrrl. Roher! Mcl\a\ .. John \·1nl1ni: r.iny Wri~IH. 11111 Hnllawin, n;iv1<l Wh111rl. .lark Mr\ollom llnrl l\r nt Srhii;ler. Lidoites Roll Out W elco1ne Mat Lido Isle Woman's Club's fall season will open with a welcoming coffee hour for new members and friends. The charming bayfront home of Mrs. John Wil· son hos italitv co-chairman. witLcRwich: the dpli~btC11 I Ht~.u£e;wr;...fmR4Mee1Mt.MinrM~g~·------- an J!ree mg o mem ers. The affair ii; planned for 10:30 am .. F'ndav. Oct. 4. Executive board members will he hos tesses. under the JZUidance of Mrs. ·waiter Smith. president. Makin~ a check list or details complelerl are (from lefll Mrs. B. Howard Rowden , courtesy and hospitality chairman and Mrs. Roy Woolsey membership chairman. ' ' MARY LYNN HARTM~N, Editor f;/Jp1fs '(;ook Vp' NP1v Projt>ct If \mt'rf' \\01Hlrrin$! wh;1t :'o:e\\port Ebells pe1£ as ouli;l;inc11n~ or favnnlf' recipe.;, \011 II ~oon kM\\ hv supporting their major fund-raii;1n~ ende;ivnr The F:hf'lt ''no l-. Roni-. \lrs R»ron F: Wells. rhairman. reports hPr rnmmtlf Pf> hai; heen 1>npcrrl in , nllrrtin~ ::u1rl 1·omp1 hn~ memhprc;' favonte rrnprc; "l11<h \\I ll hp i~11 h'1,hrrl 1n tht> cluh·~ 'nnkhook. tn Jin on salt> 1n 1\nvrmhrr for ~2 r ;i1 h '"""'· in;: \l •~ \\·,.11~ rr rnlrr ' 1n trc;t 1n~ Nt>wporl r111<;1nr arr \I r~ Th nm.i" R .1t1111P rlp fl1 .rnd '''' F1rw ,1 J.;i mr1111: OthPr' sPrv1ni:: on thl' (nmm1tl!'f' a11• .\l r· <~r .:1r·11P t -\ 111111 \1 1-. lla1 ry (,n1·!1 ;inrl \Ire; :\r th11r E \(·rh 11 About Your Problems ----It ANN tANl>!IS ___ _ Parents' Pleasure D!All ANN LANDERS: rm at odda with my daupt.e.r-ln·law becau.ee of the way abe ii teachln& our 11'1.Jld.loD about 1a. It bu always been the custom in our family to tell the children they were. atan before they were born. The other (iaugbtera-in-law have goa. along with t.bll love.ly story but Mary Ellen inliata abe ii iotDa to do things her way. Lut evening several memben of the family were seated ln the living room and our 3-year-old grand.son suddenly asked, "Mommy, where was I be- fore I wu born?" ldary Ellen shocked us all by replying, "You were right under my heart -warm and safe." The boy then asked how he got there. His mother answered, .. God wished you to be there, so he pl.anted a little seed ana you grew there." Ian 't tt nooesenae to tell a 3-year-old aucb things? The ltar stDr'y is eo much more belutilul CbUdr91 have J*ioty ot time to ln.rn whit lfe ii really }i:lce. Pie.. comment on this. . -L.D.C. DEAR LD.C.1 I'm .orry. 1-t Mary Ellen'1 verdon la far more beautttul • than that bale of bone feathers about tile stara. don't lcnow wbl!n .. to tmu. My wife aocrea wont U*1 any guy I ewr bunbd with wben I .._ In the Navy. To look et her you'd never thJnJt 8UCb ~ dliot1 lttle thine could make 90 midi .ooUe in her 5'eep, bot k is the living truth tl.t UD• less I tall uteep tint I'm a dead duck. I Clll "t Co on m\ICb lone· tt without lklel>. I wd .t a job that requfret lt.e.cly ouvea md I'm • &ettinr 8haky fr o m at.uatioD. Please tf:ll me 1f rou know ot a c~ for monn, ao I can augcelt aomed:ling, ln- st.ead ol iJ!lt biWng bet' wit21 the complaiot. -BLOODSHOT EYE.5 DEAR EYES: SJeepleu JJ!p&I cu IWdl a wbofe eet of aerioa.I problem.I IO JM'd better .,eat ap, J,Bate. Y oar wtfe abeaJ4l I• .. a dodel' ud lean lf lier 1nort.1 u cauecl by aa eb- atnactJon in the naaal pM* •a.ie. If that'• the problem It can be euUy ttmedled. In &be meanUme, tuna ber , Li'6rary JJisplays CINEMA CAPSULES PRESS PREVUE 'Paintings, Corona cW Mar Ltbrary eye-catcben for the month of Ses*mbtr wW lncluct. several .=,Una• by Mra. Fran w and eieces of hand painted chin.a by Mr•. Laurene. Lloyd. Mn. WJDlama, a Udo Ill• reafdct. wtll ezhlblt abstracts, •mi .. batract and naturallltlc paintings. She studied at Cranbrook Acad· emy of Art, Bloomlleld Hllll, Mich., and with ~r aice Delllquadrl of Long Beach. China • p1tture peeks Mr1. Lloyd h a a been palntinl china for lS yean and haa lnatruct.ed ln adult education and private atu· d101 1n the Arcadia, Cblno • '. M • r • ' I and Glendora dlatrkta for It couldn't happen to a Dlcw several yean before mov· tne to Corona del Mar.' She area filled with •thlllia6 will teach an evening course and appreciative film fau. thJa semester al Orange Known throughout th• lndu. Coast College. try "rood movie town'' The art works may be ., a viewed at the Ltbrary, 420 ~ fl:ne , modem theatres the Ma.rtgold Ave., Corona del Harbor area geta a real treat Mar. th1a oommc week with a pair of outstandint motion plcturea El Toro Wives To Meet One, Oeme Bin Yov a .. hit.I the Udo tcreen wtth an Newoomen will be fet.d by the Offtcera' Wl~ Club at El Toro wtth a coffee Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 10 'Black Cat' Dance Set Friday the llth wtJI be~ P. the Ult eeuoo· for <>ranee County :e.cwor aac1 BacbeloretU Square Dance Club wbm Chey IPO(ll .uper- st*on wiUi a "Black Cat ~ at 7:30 p.m. m Wil- IOO School Hall. Colla Mesa. a.m. tn tbe Mandarin Room lta O&mOtU' and comedy. Two, of the omcera' Club. The Great E1eape 1bow1 at All off1cera' wtvu are cordial.lY lnvlted to attend this orientation program and reaervaUona should be made no later than Friday, Sept. 13, with the Mmes. WWlam Barnaley; 544-5704; s. s. Lawrence, 544-1061 ; Wallace D. Blatt, ~. or J. H. Staelte, 548-4942. Ho~ases will be mem· bers of the hosplality com· mJttee. the Mesa with all ill exclt. ment and suspense. Both are in Panavlslon and in color! Tbe Great E1eape starring Steve McQueen, James Garn· er and Richard Attenborougb b a film that will be remem- bered for lta cast, its plot and the tenific perfonnances by all who bring you this superb screen entertainment. Co- stars, never to be forgotten, include James Donald, Cbar- R S l Jea Bronaon. Dooald Pleas· UDlma~e a e ance and James Coburn . The 9vent wtM be Ill open dance wit.h everybody ft!. The Orange County At.» come to llltt.eod clat:ton for ~ ~-SINGIN' IN THE RAIN-When umbrellas in.stead of sun glasses were the ap-A beg1nnen · dance dren will bold a rummage parent mode of the day, Mn. Gordon Grundy (center) of Newport Beach enter-d.aas for~~ oouplea aale Friday and Saturday, tained Mn. Vi Pattenon and Mrs. J. C. Axelaon (from left} and others with a will 11t.azt Wedne.day, Sept. Sept. 13-H, at 'Jtf1 W. 4.th bu.a ride imtead of a boat ride to Huntington Harbour Beach Clubhouse. 11, at the ame looatSoll. St., Sada Ana. ,_ __________ ..................... __ .... ______ .. Rain 'Checks Out' Homemakers To Get And furthermore, when your IJ'udlOll IJ'OWI older he will team did bl1 moth· bead fentJy to the dde wbea •TM ..o.&H ~~~~---~--u.:~L-"~~~u:ii:uui~--~·T.e==-:~~.Pf:l!E~~~~;---.... 1...A.Ni~&l~:.LJl',lll~~lt&.&.....l..rl..JL-Jklt..a:l~~--JJ--~ .... ~~~~,_~.._~_.,..._~a...~~_.,_.~.wq~J:.41~_..~~-~·.-.~~~~·-~-..I'>• ud the truth, It .eema to Pl -=--or a Briefly the story of The me, baa aomeW.nc to com-Mrs. G 0 r d 0 n Grundy. Taking part in the fest.Iv· / Gnat Eecape deal• with a meod It, too. I •nHt yoa Norarnnrt Beach, had to hand tti t group of Allied prtsonen Of to beck to your eroehetln,( Ann Landen will be llad ~t~·';a1n check•" lut week es and vying for 8 trac-l Coast Homemakers will learn the ''Latest Tips for Taking the Chore war all of whom are "escape and leave the young moth· to help you with your pro~ to friends who were lnvtted tlve prizes were the Mmes. IJ artists" in some rare form or en alone. ~e8~·ol ~ gi~~Yto P~~ to cruise by boat from the Paul Palmer, Hadd rung, I out or Laundering" from Miss Faye Del Balcon, Edison Company home another. Their Nazi captors Newa-Preu enclotlnC a office at Huntington HM· Donald Fullerton, 0. B. economist, Thursday, Sept. 12. having bad previous trouble DEAR ANN LA. "ffiERS: This is a touchy subject be· · , ~use rve Doea--marned only three lll<>Qtbg, but 1 at.amped, aeU-addreaaed en· bour to the clubhouse oU Harvey, Be rt Brewer, Har· with their escape tactics have Vtlow, 'r.. 1 • P,clfic wghway. • land Stoium. Murray Rob-Meml>ef• !fill.JVsl conY..ene f9r business meeting at 9:45 a.m. in c.onfined them all ino one es· ,...,rbu tHi ,...._...._, ~~"2 · therman't erts, J . Cf Axelson, M~\)" .-COSta Mesa~ according~ to~ Bradley Schwarz, president, then driv& cape-proof prison camp. s..,..u,. . ~ "inclement me Brown, Dale tuimN)', TODAY What's Doing? MARY DAI Liberty W5G 7:30 p.m.-Paclfic Dupliute Brldp Club -Pacific Trailer Park Clubhouse, 80 Huntington Ave., Huntington Beach -TOPS Herbor Lighters -First Methodist Church, 420 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa -Newport Beach Job' a Daughters Bethel 157 ftather," plans were clwlg. v. Patterson, M. A. Wyatt. to the EdJson Company'• Electric U ving Center, 538 Main SL, Huntington This i$ where and when the ed to Include a bua ride in· H. Wheaton,_ H. Bauer and Beach to hear Miss Balcon. A buffet luncheon will be served following the ingenuity of these lad.9 begi.D.a ltead. ~rge Eakin. lo get into high gear. To fol· program. low their plans and their cf. Pie• for Help Be an angel, ladies, and let hubby have a nigbl out oncG a Mek. Male volunteers a r e needed to assist Fairview S t a t e Hospital patienl3 repair and maiM.ain bicy· cles on Wednesday eve- nings from 7-9:30 p.m. All J.Merested persons are ~uested to call Miss Gloria Jamieson, Kim· berly ~9331, En. 483. Potluck Held By Auxiliary .. forts on the screen in thJs fine Baby sitting for children over one year old will be provided at the film is sheer entertainment. First Baptist Church nursery, Costa Mesa, with Mn. Ruth Sharp ln charge. The Great Etcape ls a reen-actment ot the greatest maaa ~nch will also be provided for children. escape !rom a military prison in the annals of warfare. A U charge will be made per member to cover luncheon, incidental You'll witness a vers1on of and -baby sitting expenses. Those who have not been called by the member-the famed actual break from Germany's maximum security ship committee are requested to contact Mrs. Wayne Hunter, Liberty camp. the notorious stalag m 8-~971 for babysitting, and Mrs. Bess .Johnson, Midway 6-6876 for luncheon by 76 .allies during WW 11. reservations by Tuesday, Sept. 10. Frank Sinatra stars in Come Blow YoUJ' Hom. This Is a mo· Joan Marshall and Wil- liam Saunders were award· ed prizes for best costumes al t h e recent Newport Beach Women's PoUce Aux· lllary's annual potluck and 1wtm party held "Hawaiian style" in the home o{ Mr. and ~s. Earl S~neback. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Guests for t he gala affair -Masonic Temple, 1401 15th St., Newport ---------were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heeres, Loveta Lace. Joan Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T . Stowers. Dick Koehler. Mr. and Mrs Lar- Save Sorrow By Phoning tion picture version of the Broadway comedy of the same name co-starring Lee J . Cobb, Molly Picon, Barbara Rush and Jill St. John. Guest stan include Dan Blocker, Phyllis McGuire and Tony Bill. Be&c.h -c..ta ,._.Bey Citl.. Branch, Callfornla ~ -.Clety -Ameri~n Legion lhll. MS W. 18th St., Costa Mesa t :OO p.m. -SWMt Adelln" -Fairview School, 2380 Notre Dame Rd., Costa Mesa -American legion Auxltrary, Unit 291, New- port Beach -Am,.rlcan Legion Hall, 15th St. and W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach TOMORROW 7i00 p.m. -Quote Club of Cotta M.u -Royal Fox, 2260 Harbor Blvd., Costa .Mesa -Job's Davghtera -M.aonic lodge, Lake and Palm, Huntington Beach 7:30 p.m. -Rainbow Duplicate Bridge Club·-Costa Mesa Women's Club, 610 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa BACK-TO-SCHOOL BEAUTY SPECIALS! one of our fl.neat perm• ... ' •ECK "ENDURING II" THE FINEST NAl.Al IN ,Ellt.4ANENTS You'll lo .. • lllCK "llOUIJMe II" ..• •• ri9~t f,,. +lie fHltl•ftwke •.• Soft. fHhioft•~·. yet n-nrh ~:-:.:~:~:: :·:~12 50 lft91. Why Ht ot1j•y *"• birtt1 Co1t11'l•t• fu h· ,.._ left tut · 1tyle l 21.M ... CHl'lm: rnn c:n-m~-.nr 10 00 DHrt 11\H ~l!ti~.,, IJIP'lJMI ,JllM _ ~ C....- 15.00 ,..,,.. •• F1.;, r· PUMANINT WAYI ____ _ ffill 2.00 • = 4" HAllCUT 2.50 TfNf • Harbar Shopping Center 0<1--.W IU ... •Y & lvtftlfll" •• Ml4t'll9M Kl 9-07S7 Hl''ll\(;To~ RE \("fl 101 .. 0111 1"111"'00,_LI S.._ C•11n., "1UU I "01NH '"0"""'0 Cl"tfll Ill , ..... r--llrrfJ :~; , • .,., ........ ~ PERMA-TRESS I er .. !J' f \ 1 -OPfN IV!'"'•c., Floral Ooh Meets Today "How to Make a Garden Grow" will be lbe topic under diacuaaloa tonight, Sept. 9, when the Coat& Meu Ba.y-Cltlea Branch of the NaUcmal Fudala So- ciety meeta at 7:30 p.m. in ~ American Legion Hall. 515 W. 18th St., Coat.a Mesa. Membera will demon· atrate effective plan cul- ture. Following the pro- gram, entertainment and refreabmenta will be serv· ed. Two door prizel will be awarded and plant table items offered. Mn. Jack Hinchcliff was honored at a recent meet- ing for her 15 years u a member with a perfect at· tendance record. Thundering 675-3311 Results Fall Ctaaaes now Form.bit LEARN '° ICE SK.ATE ..... -11, vro i. ff\\ 1,, """•· ~.,. \ ESSI DAVIS SCHOOL of ICE SKA TING ,_. MMtS4 -COSTA M•SA lrt I . ITlll -Hn.lel!IN IOUA•a. ry Edwards and B. Jame3 Glavas. Others ln altendancr in· cluded Ruth Gerrish. Fern Langley, Laura Lynch and the Messrs. and Mmes Ray- mond Lee, Richard Fox. Ed· win Lobess. John Malm· qulst, Roger Ward, Roger Braham, J ohn Grauer, Er· ~ WaJtu, LesUe Chap- man, Leo Konkel, Kelson McDaniel, William Saund- ers and Ronald Wymer. Story Hour Costa Mesa Library Story Hour has returned lo the regular school year sc hed· ule. Children will gather for the stories at 3:30 p.m. every firsl :ind third Thursday or the month. in the Costa Mesa Lihran 566 Cent.er St. Costa ~teaa. Those washing further In- formation regarding t he • story hour may call Hus- seU Roberts. librarian. at 84U845. BRICKER For a&fety'a sake. call 547-3575 or 847-252.0! That's the me11age members of Midway City Woman's Club are urP,g upon pareot3 of children wtio wt1J wa1k or ride a bicycle to school. By dialing ttieee numbers before achoo! begins Tues- day, Sept. 10, callers will bear a special safety mea· ...,. to element.'y tchool children reconled by Sheriff James Musick and Howard Robidoux , Huntington Beach chief of police, in cooDera- tloo with the Orange County Traffic Forum. OCARC Meets ~ The Orange County Asso- ciation for Retarded Chi!· d.ren will resume monthly meetings on Sept.. 23, the fourth Monday, at 7 30 p.m. in the J . P . Greeley School, 12352 S. Ptae«1tia. Orange. WARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL 900 Bolboo Blvd.-Hewport leach NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FALL TERM Come Blow Your Horn la a modern day. sophisticated comedy that sparkles with an urban New York city setting, beautiful girls, lovely clothes. Sawyer School of Business I fast motor cars, the fanciest penthouse one can imagine and an "old-country" mother and father who are bewildered by the antics of their sons. Come and see a really good show. AT SANTA ANA 415 North Syumore Ph. Kimberly 3·1753 _A :Jritule :Jo . . . Back-:Jo-Scfioof :lJa'I Yoong Americans a.lJ ••• the are t rooping back to school. The kids. What a wonderful "crop" they I are. Sturdy. young bodies and minds. Freckled· ' tWtlC .MNATIA 1 Ca<:ed young~ters and sweet little girls in pigtails. MESA MATINEE WMilu· 1 '.J'i;u?·. ~~y may, ~ot all be as enthusiamic about read-' da,· afternoon will be A Ma· m. ntm and nthmelic as we oldsters would have • jor.lly Of one co-starring Rosa· them. But. bless them. lh~"ll trudge back to school t hnd Russell and Alec Guine.u : .. and one day they'll thank us for wastting their ~ It's in Technicolor. The pro- •aces and packmg them of! to desks and black-gram starts promptly at one h?ards. The hope o( .America lies in lhese kids. Let's o'clock with the usual free giv~ them everything they deserve. It is their refreshments. hentage! FREE PASSES will be mail· ed today to Etta Truitt, 322 ~· Amethyst, Balboa Island. r~• ~.w.uu. F. Williams, 616 Haul I · Dr>.' Corona del Mar, Jack S. \ . Knill. 445 Redlands, Newport -J B<.\{lch and Blne J . Smith, 341 ror niuHr Def Mar, Costa Mesa. Sl':HVICE We $elute Our Tb;;,,1 Jackson Cleaners For St11drn 1 ~ 11f ;ihnve average ability that require the rhalkng11 nf ~mall Seminar Classes GRADES 9 THROUGH 12 557 W. 19th • Co1t1 Meu Pl111 • Ml 6-3006 . I~ ~ Each or the above will 1 r !'l'l\'C a pair or passes to lhe Lido or l\le~a simply as a rr 11:ucl for loyally lo "Pirturr l'1·1·i..~ ' Keep rrad1ng thr c nlumn each \\CC'k and ma) hr I nteniews By Appointment Only PHONES 642·1990 & 675-19" FAH • • • '011 \\ 1!1 src vour name hcrr l;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim..:.l lW1th DAIL' PILOT Cla~~ific ·, at .. •• te a >f .. .r .. le ·e S· It II 1- (. ~ t. 1-.. D !. rt n y !I t ,. e • •• b I ~ A d n ' .. . .. l • r d I. d l I t .. Dau Sia I ft Tonight on TV ••• ..... t OUR Miii IROOl(I 1J (COlOll CAll'TOONS •••ttttll, •10 ~v. o.-. """"'· ic-..... . • ~O\.Oll) .. ... Lall>MI. Welt. ...."" I ~ .-ID l'09. IT .f9dl lllolll\, .... , • t 1t11W1 MOUi w.N. .,_.... MltcNll. ·= ....... lt lllCUY MOUU a ........ )CAaTOOM ... ·~. . . .. """"''· ...,., w..-. Mlllff J NIWS. c.c:M• 11 NIWI. ._... 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KtLDAlE P!re, CIUNOY 15 l!U.tN6 DR. k'll~ HOW Hf 11140 HIS 8ROTHER··JUMIOR HOtl~Y-WERf V<X.IND£0 IN A GUN SATT~. GORDO • 1HJ.T 'AWl's·AST·~IVallfJ' 1/1 KUS M•f···" • ·· 'Dl•v >'OLD T>J• t:A-r "1 MUCH 1'1()U*IC. /a9A1tOf ... AlllE AND SLATS DAVY JONES HERMAN MUTT AND JEF.F WEI.I.., WMAT 00 YoU KNOii! ~--i THERE GOES TMAT WOMAN THAT GUS IS IN L.OVE ~-t4 WITH! r~ ~ ~ . .--- MISS PE4CH rT' t.()()e I.II~ nil! 5f<:OMO 9'~ c::lf'Tttl! 9UJ.Ge. THf WA'TCHMAN U!'l9 LOOee-If!~~ Mf. TH!N ~ 5TMT6 FIRI~.' ... c:.oNS'EIZYATION" IS THE ~OTECTlON Of Pl...t.NT5 ANIMALS ANP IN 5EC,TS, e,ecAUSE WE' MUMANS cou.o NOT E'"ST wmn.ir THEM ... POGO ly Ken leW 1.JtJNIOft 'Utle5 l0 ~HIJA·• 'Mt(T'S WHEN HE GETS Ml9. IUT IT'S SOaMt< 1H THA'T ALL.fY, N0800Y'6 Sitt WK)'~ WHO AHO WHAT'.S WHAT. 11 ly Gus Arrioa. I &OT N•WS flO< YOV: TH6V JIJ.p Tiii ~J.mlfltJL OOdS IN .IAIAJD, 100/ ly laeburn Van luren ly Leff and McWilliamt ly Clyde Lamb Created by Bud Fisher THAT'S NOT rstuE ! 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USMC. of 330 Princeton Dr., Costa Meaa, aenior martn. officer on the staff of Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific Fl~. WU r•Und during for-~r ceremonJea at North Is· land Naval Air Station last "'eek. Vice Adm. Paul D. Stroop made the farewell rtmarks to II 118WI. WIATHll ,_ ,..,,,.,_ a-. l t:• I ITU-THe ST4U 4 ICot.Olt) IUllV9Y '61 ' MOVll "1.00"1'1.'' Vlr9'"1e Mf¥1. ~ IM<R• ""' I-O'lr~ ti l'AUL COATH tt COUlfTIY MUSIC 111• I N•wt °""411ly, Htrt, Arftlur, • ICOLOR I 11•ws J-Len.-• NIJWS ArthOr, Slelif, HanNft. -~ Sn'l'w •"4 L...,ln. ? N•WL M.trfla. 11 llST 01' etOUCHO u loilOVllJ "M..,dlin. Hunters." IW ~ Julle aw. . '1111 ' ............ ..... 11 :11 t ICOLOll TONteHT Stt rt J..,..,., C.f'IOI\. • n1v1 41..Ull 111• '~·· "Nar,_1,.. Clr'Cle,N l"tuf Ct_,.,, ll•lt ' lllWS. ---.. .• f MOVll "Tna c.,..,,,,..,.,.. .....,. L._rr, l'tul .......... ,,. 4 NIWI I MOVll "'-"" Wm.vt loul•/' GI"'"' !"~. ._.i.......,..,,, t:• 11 Al.I. Nle+IT MOVIU 1:• f N•W1.-Wllll&. Col. Buford, who completed ...----------- more than 21 years active service w l t h the Marine Corpa, much of It at El Toro Marine Corpa Air Station. Col. Buford plans to return to Long Beach State College to complete hla master's de- gree in public administration and then to enter city govern- ment in a professional capac· lty. TOR FAMILY TIUTlt ••• ' ~SU Hf) ... ''""· 1 ..... a. f/I Ill •"•""' .. HU"TlllOTON IUCH .•. LI .. ,,,. ADUL Tl l Jltl. - • SOc 'Th. 7:00 • .... TllMI T1Ml.. ocm llOUNl'I *' Today at S:.,lJ ~ u:lt5 * . The Longest Day -ALSO - with 42 Name Stars -. --Sttrh Wed.~~. ! "Summer Place" : "Call Nt. Bwana" : ---NOTE: ---Wk. Daya Optn S: II Saturday S:4S : Cont. Sun. From 1: 00 ~ ____ ___J w .. kdaya -6:45 .. 1:45 Continou1 Sun. from 2:30 -----ED'Sl:lo1f~ .. 1112 "1'll PLACENTIA ., a Cotta Meaa FIRST 'O THE WEEK SPECIALS! Monday . Tue1dly • Wednt1day S p.m. to 10-p.m. Saurbrattn "·Uh Potato Pancakf'• Rtd Cabb•tc -Choke of % Salad1 ~ Stetn of Ll(bt Lager or Dark Munchenrr Bctr or Soft Drink lncl. ! ' Other D•llilou• Dinner S1>eci1ls from S 1.9S Cocktails .. lmPotted BHr on tap fry 0..r , • ..._ Ct<-I fft e AIM ... ,, lot• ,.,,,... ,, .. , lto.,I T"~"' •• , .. Ha"' e At .. 14el h....,ciw. • Strvto l 1tlltt ""'' Ofl'I N OAIL 't' 11 • ..-11 ""' Sufll t •"' '" '' • m 11'1 l'L&CINTI& -Jvtl """" el Ill• \I .. -------------------------------------· ' - '62 Fold Won't Affect Us-Alston SAN l"RANClSCO (AP) -ptlchlq a ball ot nriDlln& ed a thr•nm homer that abled tbe Glan11 to Iii the w..,... l: • " Lot ~ MaMaer Walt i bat l doubt VVJ 1Ducb ft broupt San Francisco a M Dodien and ~-..,_. 111111 • , t , ~-• 1 , • 11,..n.,c J t t t Allton ~Ill.Md t'b beU.ve the they're tblnJdq lbOUt 1ut victory o v • r the Dq4en nant playoff that Sall Jl'rao. Gii"-a -• 1 Dod(ers• 19G collapse ~ year. Sunday. • claco won. -11 ! 1 1 10.~Jb .. '. ! 0 I P-M J 0 I 0 1 ~" 0 •• 0 aU.Ct their drtve for the "I feel pret ty COOd -Cepeda'• belt waa ~p&Y· Tb Dodgers off today ~~,~~ • ' : ; l~ Nati~ i..a,u. pell· we're ~ and a half bl ment to tti. CardlnaU for e • • r:-11 : • • ~~w 1 o It 0 llO'o.11 • 1 • • 0 "i.rc:. • • • • • nl$ d&spite tbt ~ ll-front ann't ft!" Gene Ollver'a flnal-game play three 1amee a& ~ .~ •0 • : :-inUarttJ o( tM two rac.c. Bu.t hi didn't .., that lt home run In 1982 that en· burgh, four at Pldlede1pbla Mi111r • r • • t .._ I 0 • t • i..-. • • • • ;i/f "ft Mftt' "'°" a peonut waa DW'\y tour WMb alDCI and three at St. Louil be-~ " ~ : : and had it affect the next i.a pursue had bllll tJlti D~ Sia"*-fore &olnl homo f9ir tbllr ft.-t'::l • • : t ToMI• II f U f • ~ ..,. ....,.,. Ill 1111, ~ ... • ""' ~ "' ""' ~ ..,. tor year so 1 don•t mow why close to t.be Dodcn. Or that . er SC# IW nine camea of tbt ~· T..... -~ : 7 lOlina OM lhould... Allton the Dod&vt l 0. t In 'tlZ .... ltf. . . lilO """' l(~I. "I au.re couldn't tell JOO ... .,,....... Cit ,., ................................... ... ' ""' ........,.,. -.., ........... . La.......... ..le ....... sa1d quietly Sundlly, afteT thoup tbeJ """ four games =:: ;...,.: = 1 ~;l! :::.; ~~l: if th• Cardinal ·~ will ct.-•• • " OJ. D o d g e r a' had bad ahead with only ...v~ to a... 1~ ,., 1.10 .,.,,.~ dde the · pennant. Allton ~I:.. rt• : ~ : Ml"~ ........... ., e-Mllll! .. ~. ~ ........ o t+lS. SM l'NllClllOt JM4. 011'-tilller I -C9"det Mllftr, Wlllt and ~ t LOI-Loa A .... lft I, SM FNMI-II. 0 ta-.v..n. FtlrlY. AIOI/, T Devis. Hii- i c...-. Molin. St-Wiii'-J-Mnlorll. 0 ,._ Alou. shrunk to 3~ games over Sl play. IC~. 1.....,.1 ...,.~.., 10:>0 • .,,.., said. But be dld declah that ...-• : : : LOuis. Thh year'• race tl,ghtened IC~ IS-U Pill......... 10:30 un .. the rugged road tour woo't = H J l 1 "When dlese fellows are when Orlando Cepeda blaat-1Cl'1. · bother his team. M.1'19 d • ' ' P r o Football Oddsmakers Tab Packers for Title 'The Farmers Almanac says that it's going to be cold with the possibility of snow in Green Bay, Wisc., Dec. 29. The Las ~gas bookies say there'll be a NatloMl Football League playoff game there, too. The mighty Packers open defense of their Western Otvtsion and league titles this weekend. * * * There was nothlna ln tho pre.seuon exhlbltiou that Ram QB ·Choice Delayed suggested th• lou of Paul HornU11g will prevent them from maklq It four division and three NFL crowns in a row. The Packers poll.abed off Washln&ton (28-17) in Cedar Raplda, Iowa, Saturday nltbt for their fifth atralght uh!· bltlon victory after an em· barrassing 20-17 loss to the LOS ANGELES (AP ) _ College All-Stars In Chicago. Having scored a singular vie-In Saturday Games, Chtca- tntv over the San Francisco go beat Baltimore l+-7• drop- 4!lc.rs. a 17--0 shu tout. lhe Los ' pinnkg thfeth Coltsbe ~~o~ tthhe Angeles Rams get down to the ra 11 0 e Un ~ ... n tn . e -;er111us business of the Nation· I feature of a doubleheader m al i-·ootball League champion· New Orleans that drew Sl, ship c-ampa1gn. 218 to the Sugar Bowl Dal· They open the season here las beat Detroit in the open· Saturday night against the er. New York's defending strong Detroit Llons. Eastern Dlvuion championa \'eteran quarterback Zeke finally jelled and romped Bralkowski saw his f\rst for-over Philadelphia 34-10 at mal action of the preseuon Prlnce~n. N . .J, and Loa All· series and ushered the Rams gelea beat San Francisco 17· to the blank JOb over the 0 at Los Angeles. 49ers. The American Football It was the first time the League opened r~gular sea· Rams had ever shut out an son play with the defending eoxhlbition rival, and the last champion Kansai City Chiefs time they held a foe scoreless romping 59-7 at Denver and "' league play was Baltimore Oakland upsetting the OUera Ill 1954. 24-13 at Houston ln Saturday \\!hether Bratkowsld, rookie night games. Sunday, Boston Terry Baker or second year beat New York 38-14 in Bo•· man Roman Gabriel will lead ton and San Diego scored a off against Detroit is some-1+10 victory at home over thing Coach Harland Svare Buffalo. \'-111 rlecide during the corning ln the NYL regular season d<t \ s o~ners. Detroit, 2-3 in exhl· HP hn<I praisr for the Brat. bition play. i& at Loa An· a l(J..~ear veteran m the NFL. geles. 2-3, and St. Louis, 2·2, who took over from Baker Is at Dallas, 3-2, in Satur- openinR the Rams' offense in day games. Sunday, Chicago, the second quarter. 3-2, is at Gretn Bay; Min· After a score~sa fi rst hall. nesota, 4-1, at San Francls- befora 34,405 in Memorial co, 0-5; New York, 2-3, at Coliseum, the veteran com-Baltimore, 4-1 : Plttaburgb, bination of Bratkowskl and 3-2, at Philadelphia, 2-3: and Jim Phillips clicked on a 43-Washington, 0-4, at· Clev~ yard touchdown paaa play. land, 2-3. SCO REBOA RD &Y U•llt4 l'rtu l•ltrflt UOMI AMlRICAH LIAGUI 04•·'.. 000 000 211)-) ' 0 N-w y,.,,, 211 010 00.-t 11 0 L_..,.,. Feut (6,, Gla6d1nt 111 •nd Tr•· • .._... OownlM f!H l Incl ... ,.. LP- Loty l•ll. HR$.-Marlt Plndl. Pffl-,,.,. !ll'd• IC'•''<k 0 2-lll encl 11-.no: Ouc,k· WMlh, 9ur!"I.,. (3), lloallu<k ()l, - b<lvo!I Ul. Moeti.r Ill encl L-rt. Ll'-OUC'(-1•121. Hll-Mlno.o (.ittl NATIONAL La••u• Y.ltwaUI<.. IOD ODO ~J 11 0 Phll-0.lpl\la 000 000 IOl-t f I SHM (30-J ) -J. lorn1 GrMn. a ... ..., 000 00> IJ0-4" • Sl'tott fl) and OIOI•. Ll'"-Gr .... (~I. 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(N) N-y-"' IC-Chy (NI C........... ot M"-11 (If) llalllmot't at Clllee90 I Hl 091relt at .,,..,,,~ IS. twlllletttl T--.O- -.. Loo A""4et (N) H-Y-., K-CltY (Ill C""'•l•ncl al Ml-'• (N) llt lf_.. et C~lcao IHI o.tnllf 1t1t w•i.w-<2. fWW.,t> G11rneu 14th MONZA. Italy -Costa Me63's Dan Gurney WO\Uld up 14th rn the Italian Grand Prix naged here Sunday. Gurney. driving a Brab- ham special completed 64 laps in the rugged race. Jimmy Oark. Gumey's partner in the Indianapolis "500'' came throl!ih for another victory to clinch the world driving crown with an unbelievable ~2 points. Mln~nlt : .... ,. , ...... ,, 'tt 000 100 OIC>-1 ' 0 {17ttl 1, ,,.... ...... I ...... 11 :~~ 0~~.~~~ 1,.~''"~ I st Lout; OOl ooo *-J 1 o Clark. the happy Scot who was second at Indy, has won five of the seven grand prixs staged in Eur· ore thi-s year '" f '"" '"'•on LP-P•ICo•I ,, •• P•tt•bu•O'> 000 101 OOl>-1 11 ' 8 ro->llo. Shanti Ill. T nto< (fl &"1j Mc(••••': l'rlorid. Sc.hwoll U I encl Bv•· "'"" 9rarid (fl WP-e ,09llo !IS.II LP-Frlencl (16-141 HR-Jtvttr lfttll Ufllf O•mtl •j+"ll"lf•l)lilj lOO 000 0\0-4 1l l (h•cooo 000 QM 0•1-S 9 o ~''""''"· Ot lltv (II. Roo!Wlt>vr• (t ) •l\d Z•m""'4'"'""· H•rbert, 8'°'"•" "l •rid Ct rroon WP Bro.nat1 IP• LP- Poooenllurlt O·" HW 000 t~ IS t 000 000 010-1 • 1 Cniuoo 000 ooo 001-1 t o HOUllMt 000 000 )Ol<-1 4 0 J•O\Oll, El1lotl 111 •nd S<llaftt<. R•· ,..... ,.,, Jett-. lrva (fl, w- •lllck It) -$1>111!1. Wl"-Jdl,..,,. l"' 111 LP-Jed:-(1~141. Richie Ginther of Los Angeles was second at Monza wtiile Bruce Mc· Laren of New Zealand placed third. OR1111a, B11e 110 lt'i11 V .S. CrtJ 1v 1as 'Long Ways. to Go' ·' Admits occ Coach By BILL DONER th1.s mormng as the Pi.ratee adnlltt.ed while watching his Sport. EdUor ran tbrou&h a two-hour prac-t.roops drill. ''An awful loog Some of tt>e conSdtoce wu tice eeadon. ways." noUceably abeeot in 0...,. ''.'!'•'v• ~•Dia ways to The Redcoets, who bav• Coast Oollec-'• toodJel1 <*DI> JO, OCC pilot !ti n.cbr been looklog hnprMl&i-J9 dur- J... ..J... ..J... * * * log W011m>uta .... fir, Id o« ).( ).{ H "CJood Nint'' Sattrday wbeo. by wen ouL.1oored t w o Jensen Runs Wild In Don Scrimmage Soatblud Newa Servlee SANTA ANA -"Looc live the king." 'lblit wu the cry at S.nta A n a CoUece Saturday u the mighty Dona, defend.log Na'ISonal jaycee clmnpiom, llC«ed an amamc total of 10 touchdowns durinl Ml a1ternooo scrimmage. Tbe powe.rf ul DoM, with Orange County back ot t!be year Henri Jeru;en leading the parade, lilted the cover oU coach Myrel Moore's new PrcrT formation in im· pregaive fashion. JellMll ~ three time. * * * <lC1 NU of ((), (() tind 80 yard.a. Ken Tuck« added another 80 yard p m while ~-bjlblct Jobs PoY· aa twicoe bl.llted klto the em sooe. Poyu ls pnMDt}1 nm· ntng ahead of bll Steve Ledbetter, an all-EC plck at Santa Ana lMt aeuon. Veteran East.em Cooler· Cllce railbirds, viewinC the sesslion, ooce again labeled Santa Ana u ''the team to beat in the circuit." "Nobody Is going to whip this club," one ob3erver commented. * * Hard-Hitting FJC Pleases Sherbeck Soatlllaad Nen Suvke FULLERTON -A hand· ful of rai1bh'da and mem • hen ol the press "'8lly aot an eyeful here Saturday a.a Fullerton College' a HomeU unloaded a I I of the guns during an hour-long mtra squad scrimmage. "We reaJly hit," Hornet headman Hal Sherbeck said following the aflair. "I'm impresaed with the way the team u coming along.'' John Hayek. a transfer from Utah SL College, WCU the shining I I g h t of the tcrUm M be tl.tne and agaJn fooled the defeose with his wizardry at the quarterback a pot. F I e e t balfbacka D e a n Morgan, Dick Jacques. Leo Kidd and Chuck Shields a.lso naslied top form. End Steve Joyner, term· ed "the best end in the E a s te r n Conference" by S h e r b e c le, joined tbose drawing v e rbal rewards from the Hornet coe.ch. "We're faster mid appear to have more power than a year ago,'' ~k COO· eluded. Run-Starved Angel s Battle Bosox Tonight =-:'!ct to o:Jl. ~ lfte..way~. ''W• weren't euctly d.az. zlJnc," Tuc:ter ooafe11ed. "In fad, I'd have to say we were more tmpresidve a year a.go at thiJ time." Orange Coast'• Pa&! de- fense, to uy the least, was DUsenlble during the ~ as bath Glerldal. md Ooeeo.. '1de aeem«l to IDCMt the ball It wd.11 via the overttead lanes. AH rour toucbdowne 900l'ed against the Coasters were of the pas3 variety and by ooln- dde1lce, OOC's looe TD came on a pitch from quarter1:>ack Larry Jones lo end Gary OaJT. "We 're hitters and quit- ters ,'' Bue line coach Fred Owens lamented fullowing the three-hour teissioo.. "We don't follow through with our blocks as yet." There Weft several bright points in the scrimmage, how- ever. Quarterbacks Jones and Billy White connected oo 10 of 18 pass attem~ for 82 )'Mda. Jones wu equally as sharp in Jbe rushing department. The versatile "jump p&s ace" from Indiana may have earned himself the starting llgnal~ bertih as be gain- ed 45 yards 1n aix cames and directOO the Costa Mesa insti- tute to Its lone tally. JONES PRAISF.O "He (Jones) did 11 real good job," Tucker praised. "but I'm not ready t.o roncede him the quarterback job yet." White, the 5 foot 4 fireball Who earned himself a berth on the all-Ea.rtern Conference team a year ago, didn't do 4loo ~ • job himself. Rulbinc · hero for the Pi-na. was All-American full· back Bob Haynes who rolled up 48 yards in eight carries aga.irut h tap defensive units of GleodaJe and Oceanside. Haynes' loogest gallop rame the final time he toted the pigs1cln -rambling 21 yards on a draw play up tlle middle. ~ Mike Hu nter and Joe Scott, the other two backfield start· ~,· ers, both did a good joo offen· sive. but both were even tougher on defoose. LOS ANGELES (UPI 1 - "I don't know how many times we get the table set," remarked Angel chef Bill Rigney. ''and can't bring in the food." I NEW JOB :~ Hunter, playing defense for U the first time in his life, ~ made several nifty tackle~ Angel Slate and knocked down what ap· I pearcd lo be a tou{'hdown hurler Orlando Pena for nine hits, but a combination of the sidearm rlgbthander's clutch pltcblng, spectacular Kansas City glove work and Los An· $e!>I. -·-· 7:1.1 p.m, KMPC s.ttt. 1~•'°"· 7:" P.m .• c11..,ne1 t , kMK. pass by Glenda!C' Carr was another defensive I standout I _ HAPPY CHAMP-Jack (Baby BeeO Nicklaus waves $50,000 check after winning World Series ol Golf. Nkklaus Tops Baby Beef Continues Domination By OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sports Writer AKRON, Ohio -The guy they call ''Baby Beef" stood bead and shoulders over 'the golf class today. ' Burly Jack Nicklaus, at 23, ruled as the "World Champion'' of golf for the second straight year after a two-round television spectacular at Firestone Country Club. They call it the "World Serles" of goU be- cause it brings together the Masters, P.G.A. and U.S. and British Open champions. They even got Arnold Palmer into it via a playoff to fill tht roursome when Nlckl.ana_grabbed two of thOH titles, namely the Peach .Blossom clambake at Augusta and the pros own event. And, for the second straight year, nobody could handle this 210.p~und blockbuster. He 1bot two straight even par 70's and that brought him home one slender shot ahead of U.S. Open champ- ion Julius Boros, three ahead of Palmer and eeven In front of Charles. "Ohio Fats" pulled it of! like a real champion, too. Palmer made a charge at him, picking up Cive shots through a six-hole span which sent them to the 13th tee all even. But it was Palmer who crumpled there, not the baby-faced blond with the blue eyes. Palmer whacked out a double bogey sli. Nkklaus canned a 12 foot putt for a birdie and quickly had a three-shot lead again. Palmer bird· iec! the 15th as Nicklaus concentrated on matching par the rest of the way. And, when Palmer missed the green on the 17th, it was obvious from his walk that he'd had it -and he took the pipe with a bogey. Then, out of nowhere, came the placid, strol· ling Boros making a quiet walk toward the '50, 000 first pri7.e. The Moose fell one shot short despite bird· !es on the 13th with a 16 foot putt, the 15th with a 55 footer, the 17th with a 22 footer and an ap· proach shot on the lRth which was to pay of! in a birdie. After the 43-year-old Boros walloped that ihot within six feet on the 18th, Nicklaus was in a jam. His drive was between some trees in the rough. U be bogeyed, against that probable Boros birdies, Jack would be in a tie. But he faded a five iron into the green and now he still was in trouble because it stopped some 70 feet away. But he calmly rolled it up to within two feet of the hole for his par. Young Jack, the ruler of the golfing roost , grinned hap- pily . "This $50,000 will buy a lot of potatoes," be ~mile~d. ··one thing I don't need is potatoes. But I'll lake the money."~e did. Rehashing the Angels' 2-1 loss to the Kansas City Ath· letlcs yesterday, Rigney of. fered that the fifth inning "was the story or our se:i~on -nobody out, mrn on lirst and second. and we can't bring in a run.'· SoP!. 11-eotlOfl, 7:Jj P.m, ICMPC. $el>!. lt-1.,.tOf\o 1 :1S p,m, l(MPC S...I. 1)-Cle.,.I•""· 7 55 P.m . ICMPC 5e91, 1+-Clt valand, 7:" P.m., kMPC. $tpf, lJ-<ltv.lol>d. 1:25 11.m .. t<MPC. Physically. t.he Rues came '"'!ll<~~M•~•mr.•••••••r:ms:1•••:t out of the affair in good Shape. ~·"" The Angels reached A'• "We got a few people banged geles' lack of RBI punch up." Tucker said. "but no- brought defeat. be · 1 R • d TonJght, the Angels host the =··appears to ~ous y a1 er s Boston Red Sox for the first All·CIF" fullback Al Davis of a four .game series. wa~n 't able to ns.rlic11,ate KanM• Clly Ul r·- Manhandle Latins Establish Net Monopoly LumM )!> Clmoll rt Slt.rn lb Jlm<lf\ft II Ch.,I .. JO LAU C OtlGrKO cl L• 11110• 0 Pt,.. P WYt!! o y ? ; 11~ ;~h<',7ph~~u~~~~rr~~a~~1~r:"ff<'n· F r ee t ~ ! ~ •·.\I !;h•Juld !)(' rc:icly for 1 o 1 • nrxl """k's srrimma~e w1th : ~ : ~ Oceans1dr a nd Palomar." McKenzie's Raiders get a scorin~ from 10 ya.rd., out on Lancer s, 32-0 FOREST HILLS. ~ Y. n f'l l -Tl 's a Latin mo- nopoly instead of an Aus- tralian monopoly on the two U.S. tennis champ100- slups today. ~e:tico's Rafael Osuna and Brazil's Maria Bueno. gracetul as Panthers and Just as dangerous. swept t.o th<' national single!> rham- p1nnshlps :ti Forest I lilts yr!'tl'rday \\Ith stra>~ht S('t \'1<·tnrlM that signaled thc- f'n<l of A11~rol1a 's domma- t111n and at l1•;ist a tempo· r:iry sctback 10 a huorlinS! Amen<'an hoom Osuna t ro11n('('(J 21 \<'ar· olrl l"rank Fro~hling Ill nr , Coral Gables. F'la .. 7-5. 6·4, 6-2. and the lrthe Miss Bu- eno climaxed a tremendous comeback by defeating Mar • garet Smith of Australia. 7·5. 6-4. Miss Smith, reign- ing Wimbledon queen won the U.S. title only a year ago. At thl!'I pomt a year ago Maria wu recovering from nn atta<'k <if hepatitis and many ob.~ervers felt sht• nl'v~r i1J.?9ln would l'Olllt' ha<'k to the JX'Bk that IN! her I w1('e t.o Wimbledon crowns aod lo the 11 S C'hamp1onsh1p in 1959 "I was glad I playrd Margaret m thr. final." said Mana. "Some p e op I e thought 1 never 'could come back to beat her and I was gl<ld for t.he chance. Her power doesn't frighten me. I JUSt pretend l 'm playing rny brother f Pedrol and don't t>ven think about her t>.iwer " Osuna employed brilhant d ra:el!y in bnnging do"n tl1l' Sl'\·fOOt , four-inrh Froc·hlt.n~ who had be· rnme thr flf'\I American t 111;11st stn('<' Ton" Trabert \I on th<' ll 1 lC In· t 95S by k1111rk1ng o' <'r a row of i-<'<'dl.'p as .12 feet back of tht ba.,ehne a n d, particularly w 1 t h Franlt in. a.. ~n i•ottrt. tie sent up a shower or Jobs that finally rntlll'tl the young Yank. Froehhng. \\ho IY.1d h1•cn ignored rarl.Jer hy l s. Da- Vl!l Cup 0 r f I (' I :1 I ~. W/lS named last ni~ht '" a f1 .... e-man squad lh;n will ~o w Enli!land if !ti(' ·\inPrH«Ul.3 <lrf<>at \'rnc·rnl'la at I>cover nut weekrrnl. ! ~ ~ ~ Tucker explained. "I hope ev· week off from outside com· a sweep. o o n o erybody 1s ready -redy to petition a.fter rack.mg up their Shook fired a strike to end • 1 11 , give a great effort " first semi-pro football con-,Jim Norris oo a play which L• A11 .. 1t• ~~ 11 ~ 11 covered -45 yards and made ,.__ c1 • o : o DELANO REPORTS quest <I the young season. t.he score 12-0 belore the first :V':! ~· ! ~ 1 : Bob Delano, ex-Westrnin· They drUbbed the Valley quarter came to a close. i:;;:;, ~ ! : ~ ~ ster ace, finally reported for Free Lancers 3'2-0, Sunday Al Aklna's 10.yard duh cE. r.a-·•• o o o o duty Saturday after a trip to ' . swelled the score to 18--0 at Thomat lb ~ : : g Florida. Delano, a hus-k'y 200 I at ~sta Mesa High to even halftime. :~:.;_, ,, J • 1 o powldeT. is-•~pe<;t.ed ~ lt-l!l •their WQn~loss matk to l·L Shook ttirew ir 30-yard 1_. •. ~11;,:..: ~ ~ ~ ~ out at the fullback spot The Ha1dcrs are due to ial to Dave Culmer to make 0 11M•' , ~ : ~ ~ Saturday's statistics found I meet f'hmo S{>pt 22 on the it 24-0 in the third quarter. ~~~~· • o • o o OCC a total of 240 yards in l:itter·~ 11<'1<1 Then , Shook's fim1l iilx. ~::.,1f4 .,:, '°' 0 (;. 1~ 1,"~ i...! ji pla\ ~ Jur an a\·r r :11!t' or Paul Shoo!.. sp:ul..rd Ull' pointC'r \\as record<.'d in 11hl' PooMr. The H.alders ran r.n.Z:ort~v " 110 oco O<lO , groun.l t lt1• Hues Jll<'kNI up pass1n~ lor lwo tourhdowns for th<' '" o poi nt convt>rslon- 1.os An,.••• w P(') • 000K 100 000< ,-1 1 I :18 yan:I-. in :m atl1•mpt s and and 'nmni: one prr~on:i llv-1 th<.'1r first sll<'C<.'~sful conf'er· E ~en. •o~r .,,-en\at v °"' . ,,..o. \.04 Mff•tt 2110 01>-o ~H a.nothl'r "" \\IH :icldNI fmm lhe fin1I marl..t't <d llliM• ;1ftrr· win ulternpt m tf'am history Foli.t •!'wt ,,,.,,_., Lt Ruo• •"'d l•• 1111 I "SS('S ·~ S h (\ l o.rn• l"'"""' L• •un• '"'° $1•htrn >.," -1 noon • rnrr y ,uar ers ~Oft K•nM~ (lty 11. l ot .,, .. ,,~ • lnd1v1duallv, llll\'rt(.'~ 12.nnrrl , .llm ('11\ rut the hMI~ Into Fr1•r l.ann·r~ 0 0 () 0--n ':.. .... ~. ~~~;..,. J&$~ ";::;>:~: '9 I (Srr oc"c. l'iii::r l:lj :\fl n 11•.ttl in thr J1r~l quartt•r, l!:rnl1•1 s 12 6 ll 8-.12 Ttt•I• • Area Grid Coaches Happy Fast Race Sailed With Initial Scrimmages By Sirius BJ GLENN WHITE and dNW pra11e from Hughes Defensive endt Lan')' Tltu. And. Boswell~ m~ than Balboa Yacht Club's double. 0 ran I e Coa•t u.a prep for "effective runntn1 of the and Dick Manley al.to drww pleued with Ute addition of header overnight races o\l'er football coacbe1 were &ener-middle and on quick hitting raves, u did tackle Ptt.e t:No$fer Rex A.nderaon to the the weekend -Wrong Way ally pleaMd -With whAt took play1." Lance. cJUb. Around Catallna, the iu• of place Saturday In their flrat Jell Plerose, another hall· And not to be forgotten wu Anderson, a ju o i or who OiU'-' 1>1LDT111•wwuu 13 the Ahmanson Series, and serloUJ 1crlmmage1 of the back, wq al.lo lauded by the pin t:siz.ed Ken Yoshikawa. hails from Arkama4, plays a Mon., S.pt. 9, 1963 · 1983 campalan. Tar coach for his effective-Weighing 133 pounda, be grab-halfback on ol!ense and line-Long Point and Return F o u r of the six a r e a ness on sweeps. bed off a pass, came up strong backer on defense. Physical· saw fast times recorded in acbooa held contact Satur· "The holes were there. gpr to cover tbe outside wblle Jy he stands 5 feet 5 and brisk sailing weather. day. Mater Del wW stage lts offensive line did a better job playing halfback. weighs 150. "He's quick and Lucky Star First to finish in the 26- acrtmmage Tuesday nlihl at than the defenaive line. Dan Sophomore Bob Dressler he's tough. He should help us boat fleet of the Wrong Way Chapman Colle&e. Met.i&er, a guard, was prob-was a sparkplug for the aput-a lot, especially on defense,'' BCYC r a c e was Howard Ahman· Costa Mesa planned to hold ably our beat man up front," tering offense as he caught Boswell commented. Wins son's Sirius 11 in what is tu scrum this afternoon al liuibea confided. three ·passes from a split end The Weetmiotlter o«eme Ueved to be the fastest time Lbe Must.ani field. Hughes plans on stressing position. ''He was really a (first •nm was unstoppable Ocean Race ever logged for this race, 14 defense in this week's prac· tiger. He was the best down· as it eoored Oil f/Very one ol . hours, 18 minutes. Slrlus cir· tice sessions. field bI~r on th.e field and Its five drives. Lemera:nde, cled the island so fast the C~P .... 1 FOR SPORTSMANSHIP -Doug Weber, Snowbird skipper, receivea the Rick Manellus Memorial for outstanding sportlmanship tn NHYC Noncalm pro- gram from trophy chairman Bill Clark. also played a strong defen· WayDJe Smith, Keith Crutbera Strong wtnd5 both days en· committee boat wasn't yet on Wayu. Hu g lu a, pilot of Bu1dl119te1t Beeck sive game at safety•" Moala each llOOftd once While J.-, a bled the Downey & Swinson station ~en she sliced across Neeepert Newport Harbor's • vanity, happily remarked. Panona produced a pair of 1 ch o oner, Lucky Star. of the flnlsh line at 9: 18 a.m. made no bones about hh re-Meanwhile, at Huntlngt-0n "The offense wu hurting t.alliel. one on a 57-yard dash South Shore Salling Club. to Sunday. NRYC p d action t-0 the Tars' scrum. Beach High, coach Ken Moats because we have temporarily off tackle. sail to a decisive victory in However, Ahmanson didn't rOeraDJ "I was really pleased with was also pleased with the lost the services of first string Missing from tbe flnst unit the five-boat PHRF class dur-save his time. taking fifth our team's efforts. The Blues Oilers' scrum. quart erback David Wilde and was fullback Roger Ferguson, ing Bahia Corinthian Yacht over-all and 5 e c 0 n d in e> u ts cored the Reds, four "Offensively. I don't think c.en~r David Livermore. Our who's nursing a sprained Club's Admission Day Re· Class A. Junior Skippers touchdowns to one, but I we were quite as strong this timing was really .off. ~d. ankle, and haUback ace Jack gatta. . Over-all winner was W a It mlud up personnel on both year as we were last year at ba~ks were r u n n 1 n ~ Wlth Haynes, who has been hob· Other winners on the out· Beck ·s Dare of LA YC ; sec- 'quads," Hughes related. the same time. However, I their ~.eads down, miss10& the bled by 8 ~ toe. side courses: Rhodes 19 15 ond Opu Nui Dick De.aver "The Jdda really hlt hard think we are ahead of last holes. Haynes did eee some duty boats) -Ready Eddy, Chuck SDYC; th Ir d. Poco Loco'. Collect Trophies and their attitude wu ex-ye a r • s team defensively," Moats also pointed out the however w.ith the eecood Eddy, BYC. Luders 16 -15) Howard Allen. NHYC·, fourth, 1 d 1963 is "due" to be a good ' el p 1 J b cellent. I thought thlJ was our Moats state . string Es V ero, au a co s, Mal 0 bi, Tommy Wilder, belt scrimmage since I took No team scores were kept year for the Oilers -U his· ~men who made the fint SSSC. NHYC ; fifth. Sirius 11. over as head coach four sea· in the Oller session although tory will repeat itself. It was unit elide were ends Teay Winners on inside courses: Class A -Dare. Sirius, Co· N~rt Harbor Yacht Tr'!'"::~~~. ~= ='. sons ago." a total of four touchdowns 17 years from 19'l9 (Hunti~· IAveriburg and Mike Galla· Udo A (13) -Old Pokey, u 111 e Walter p 0 d 01 a k, Clu~ s Non-Calm (junior ac-o.11v """"'*to a111 w.r<1. L•He "'-'· Hughes had plenty of praise was produced. Mike Mackie I ton_'s first grid championship ) hair: tackles V'ic HokaDIO!l, Martin Lockney, LIYC: Jona· icvc ' hV'lties group) c~c1u<ied one =;,1~,~· s'.':.~ 11-· &aNl'f for the offensive attack. "Of (on a 35-yard sweep), Ron t~ its second Utle year (1946 ). Dentlis Loomer and Charles dob, Bob Diemer, BCYC: Lu· Class B _ \'allant. D 0 n of the most . act1v.e summer rw.9'111thl 1un0or ,1.....,, Ju1v course you can always look Ttnsl~v (on a sweep) John 1 Now its 17 years since 1946. Lamb: guards Elwood John· ciJer. Isabelle Lounsl .. A~YC. Ayres, l'\HYC: Lark, pa u 1 seasons in its history last :,:,::-~;.~: '~"''~...,!~'·11 .. ~~ good against yourself but our Dressier Ion a phmgel and I son and Wayne Richey and Lido B t 191 -Hess tcncal. Holmes BYC E 5 ca Pad e week with the annual trophy 11;:0:::.,.'~~~,., a.:~.~~~~'. puaing attack really clicked. Carter Lewis Ion a power Westrnlnder center P.aul McConnell.· Ray ll<'ss, BCYC. Ot's<'rt Fred s;,,ales.' BYC • presentabon dinner. ,110_1•0-J•' ....,.,1<>,1. NH~• "John Weber, at end, was play) accoun~d for the four . . Boswell plans to stress de-Queen. Roy Tolles. BCYC: Class C -Poco Loco. Ma-. The fuck Marsellus Memo-i,in; ~=.;..,~~~~~.~ ::· ::;,c almost lmpoaaible to cover. tallies. It was a sli~y diJJerent fense from here 00 out. al· p agan, Joe Colesworthy, Idbi \'ela 'llacDonald-HUev 1ria1 -one~ the rr:ost covet· SAeoT-J••• •11.n, Jim 1. ..... Peter He scored a touchdown for Moats was heavy in hls vista at !_~Bill 0~h11 Clhough he ha.s no lntaotion of LIYC.,. NHYC · · ·' ed awards mt totheDoJuruo,Vr ~E~ w~:;';..,~"'t'~o~:-1'..;.. ~.::.i;"'1-' the Reda and another while prabe for the first two de-Schoo~ a~ "'vao.;.u """':"'\: neglecting the otfeoae. Lido Jr. (6) -Tally Ho. Clas~ 0 _ o u Nul. An· gram -wen ug ~. uu1>1--Jom 1..-u<\o ,._, T-., c1tr1. playing for the Blues. He split fensive units. He singled out ran his club t!brough a strictly Kathy Watson, LIYC; Good dromeda Clarkp A. MotU aoo ol Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wtt>-~14 , •• -.. ., """"" • JeM quarterback duties with south· linebackers Dave Bartholo-orr~e workout, run n 1 n, g C d•I -ar Grter, Dick Hasbll, LIYC. BCYC just Curious llarrY er. The eward is presented 5v,...,.. paw St.eve Shedd." mew Jim Love and Frank the first and second urut.s orona ~ ,.,,. Snowbird Sr. 110! _ GulU· 8 • . B"'C • each year to the Non-Calm si.owa1ao-T1m ~ JtM ~ • tr pti nal . the ~,_, te . , ourgeo1s. 1 . ski . d ed the best rt.s ci<et. Fr-a.lttM•, 11wmonci w11dt. Together, the two Sailor Wetrbeh for the exce o a.J:~t wwu am. I A year has appareot.ly made ble, Tim Hogan . NHYC: 5 s To Long Beach and Return pper JU g spo -1>ou9 w-. QBa completed 10 to 18 aerials efforts. Five ~wns were [>t"O-I 8 world of dil'ference 00 Co-Wilde. Carolyn. Wilde. NHYC: 1 winners: man and leader in the group. ,,.,. "'=~~'"~;~·~~ ""~.,~.~ and had only one intercepted. Bartholomew topped the duced dunng the session rona del Mar High's football Scitscat, Leslie Mess<'ng£"r, Rhodes :\.1 , 7 boats) Aquar· .The trophy honors the late I sr ..... Pat Pohl, a halfback. scored trio with his tackling and two with quarterback Al Le_mer· outlook · NHYC. . ius, P . Lo\t'ridgt', :'\1-fYC; ~ck Marsellus who lost his ~~~!"' ]:':.'::.~. w~~~~···t<1111, two touchdowns for the Blues pa.ss interceptions. andc lcadtn~ the attack \\'h'I,.. tile Sea Kings aren't Sabot A ( 11 1 _ :\o. 2917. ,1 . d h 1 C \\'urdcmann life at sea in a sl~rm 1 nthe w.,..,,,. SAVE TIME WITH ONE-STOP GM DEALER ·SERVICE ... ' .. I •; . '\ \,EXTRA ATTENTION AT NO EXTRA COST Your next repair order might look like this. ve'ry business- like. It's part of the efficient service at your General Motors dealer's. You chose your services wisely, too. These particu- lar one-stop services are important now. And your GM dealer is set up to do them fast! How does he do it? Complete, organ· ized facilities. Special tools and equipment. A complete stock of genuine GM parts. Skilled Guardian Maintenance service· men-schooled in one .. of 30 GM Training Cent~s. 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Sw•..,-t. lt.'.ri.rlfot The hav seniors on ttie IL or I Podolak, BCYC; No. . e P Y was na.... 'i L.,.., Jim 5ymn. ,...,,. a ..... °"',,. ual for ~ fmt time in 3185, Phil Marshall, LIYC; I Rick's parents Mr. and Mn. sw..':'.i-1,,, ~ s.n-. .Awu.•1 ~I hlstocy and their ef. Squirl, Cindy Place, BCYOr llichard Marsell11&. Lt00.14 ,,,__ l'oncll • ...... _ ' ~ . orr· . 1 N d Other Perpetual trophies ~1•0 P-Tlm .._, .. ... fort.11 tn Satun.kly I -llll.1111<1.ge I 1c1a amc presented at the meeting o\KClelrt. "" ~., S..vtr, L•H• ....... , made usually cautious H&w· ~. Jiff ~c .. 1. _ _. .. ,.,_ k " J h sm1·1 were: 111ow.1ao JR.-J1111r1 HoNn. Old< wu vvr y o nson e B 1• G F 500 '-""] . ._-. Dov• ""'"'· "I was more than .fcleascd oa ID!! roups or ·:HI er Albert Soiland Memorial 'UO'f -1' ... r WI'-'. J ........... I • r•· 't.. J.-...., for Soowbi.rds-Tim H......... .. •. kn.>901, &tit 111-11. Dtn T-. with our .. st um . vrnason --,,.90T --~. K..- 1 confided •·u the second team &tnp!l ~ .. 000 Veteran rnt't official, Dr Powell Per,>etual for Sabots r.. ...... 11ic1rv s-. 11111 i.m. ~ will ~e .,1 we cot*f be ... William E . f Allll Schiefer of -Peter Wilson. 114~~ Tu.di¥ w .... Juty· tough Of course we are Membershlp In the United 'S<in Dic.i.:o has OeC'n named Potter Trophy for season ·LIDO-•• ,._,, ... , FONdl. o.t1v quite ·shallow at ea'ch position States Power Squadrons as r~rrN' for . !hr $22,000 Salton highpoint in senior Snowbirds "';~0~·.~::; ;-.r~"'•' '"""'· L•••• and injuries could hurt us." of June 30, was reported to j Ciiy 500 Mil: Boat Race ~ov. -Patrick Seaver. M••-· "'•"" !IA!fftb. J J. M .. ,.. Johnson didn't keep trad< be 56,961. , 8-10. acco~ding to race dircc· Webster Trophy for sea.wn ~.~· °::~.""';:; 1~1:, ~;~ 1 of the touchdowns at the Sat· Membership 1n the· Coast tor Mel Zikcs. highpomt in juru.oc snowbirds Sctvo..,, '"'" s..nr. · · D s h' f t i referee hn If s"owa1ao JR.-JoM .._ urday session but he was Guard Auxiliary as of the r. c 1e er, wee -Jo ogan. i.uoT A--Oen T"""-""' P .. w wu happy with the way his charg· same date was reported to for the Sahara Gold Cup race Boat inspection trophies--. s1r1... Devi• °""" .._. 1n es have developed in the past be 22,332. arul winner of ma~y outboard JeH Merickel, Snowbirds, and ~:."'~er!':· J°: R::::" L.. .._u, year Both organizations are prl· raclng champloqsh1ps. was co-Bob Doughty Sabots Run· SAloT a-<:11t1 wi,_., o..r• -· "Greg George. John Kama· vat.e groups dedicated to referee of the Salton City ners up in ~ Snowb~ divi· ~: ';!~1~·,.=,,.,o~ ~1.: lani end Arnold Tustt>ant boating safety and education, marathon last year. sion were J ohn Scruggs and v= .. ~~1~.;_., really did a fine jol_>d of bfl~~-f>oug Weber. ..~~oo.~ JR.-P ... .,, F~. JoM D<• ing on the right SI e 0 e ,...,..,.1 NO<K•lm Novla S..rlts· $HOWll•o Sll.-J ... n $,,,,_, "•' line It was U1e most pleasing ' lNow1111os-P""' Fuueo, JKll N1.1 ~·~'· C'""' s-v..,. 11-a'""'"· "''"' • • t • J h ""'· 0-'l'I• Afdtn O•llv trOf)hln -~· to Hou•" 0.-.dv trvcihin 'o J J. SWC .. rt. part or the day's dnlls. 0 n-D I M _-___...-:-l""• (,,. ....... Tom '•""'• ,... .... ,... ~ •• mond W•ldt, L ..... Masi-. Oou9 SOn said . e ar -~~~-~.-11, 8tro.tr• Bt<~ tnc! Altnn• Ch-• °"'~':owatllD J•~o-nv T"'°"'~ Wally Wooten, the halfback -·~AIOTS-Vlc'tor11 S..ve< John Lavnd JoM """'"" O•otv, Str11 Berrett transfer from El Rancho High ao11 i.n1. eoo oa...,,1.: M¥• .,,.;, ' •• ~~.~::,,,, "(;;1r;: :;:=;,1~"'.:~11~j1~; . \ln..:+*•~ also caught John-' Race Entr·1es "''"''· Dally lroonln ... Corot Car1»<. s ........ 0..-1 .. Pat ~. in 'l' !11\IUC'r. . P&•m• 1(1lr0'/, 0....0 Kiiroy -JOH IAIOT a-Soony S<flodt Vldorl• son's eye and drew praise I LJ>J:,;"· Non<otm Nov'oo W<"· s..v .. , 1uN z-. --, ,.;.,,. K-. And a couple of second SNOWllllDl--Jlm z,,.,., Jim. 1111.. llob•n °"'" D••IY ''°""1" ... Ret>b1 ' ' ' Htmbtl'lon end 0..rt.. s.wiee'1 stringers may be moving up J•c, Ni.1..,,,. '"•''" co11 .... Der•• ''°" · j a notch on the basis of the II' ':,.1!: ..!:..!:" ,.,...... · n-Gnmtt. I efforts. T\ltsffl', S•Jrl lt, '"' FOU RTH l!AC£. 1 1 •• ,..,11,, l •••• Hallback Pat Aki was laud· CIM• & , .. ,. ""' .... t. 1 '"'· I ·1~, •"d ur ( IA"TllM Pu"• H'.IM ed for hls pcrforma:oce . as l'IUT UCI. OM milt 1 •••• •>'It' I (~-::..~·o0.,/~·~:. :1~. '"' ~·-'\' ·;,~n K' !.l""!l ()utca1·1C> was fullback Gary B~~· I ;~ming, Pu•>t U»l ('• m..., p-;.: ~'"""" ~ 1!10 9n • k c.-~ ,~, . ~ .., ' r ,., I Rwuling an Johnson s first Mo11v 11" 1r. ....... ,,.,.,. 1.., I t"'/' A ,~'·~--· , •• unit (offense) were BillbHoldt· ~~.~,.rJ "'1;:;:~"· :~ o;., ;:,o •r. r.:~~:,.., 1" Flc<>.l of Seven en an<1 Arnold Tush an s" M41'""' 1R N .... ,;1 ' i ~IK'>v ~· .,P"';•'1~ , lendii) · Kamalani and Cary ,,.,.Eye. 1J '"""' l'n e·;.;.,.~. ;,.1 '1P ;;:;;:....,1 '"° Tus~l <Tocklesl: Gi?orgc ~;;~;19~~~:"' :.~ .. ~· ' , s ... ,,,,,~ """, 1" v .... ,, ' 1 .• John McGraw·~ Ka va. ~k-1 .,.__ T l (guards1 · • "''~ e0W1 '" M••vl '" ing advantage of S-Ome bnsk ~d .:><Siu ay or · ~''""'°"" Jo c11. Y•••• '""I FtFlM 11Ac11. ' furiono' l .... , n10• winds """"" to first place in Jim Grant. center. Vorlctl-(M v ..... , 11A •"0 ur r1. m "II Ptl"U IZoll"(I (l•I"' .. , .... :~"~" N rt Mallb Randy Hetrick guided the A-J. M. L•••lrt 1·~·-i ""'"Y pr.c. •'.oM wr. the •wv-uay ewpo u W t --"'"'''h 1 '•m''"'" 1'0 Outrigger Association boat club from QB with oo en More••"" 11 11.1 .. , • ·•, d S• D-·les~ at half· I llCONO •• , •.• furlong•. ..,,,.i.,.n I • V.M"Mn .r 8"""'"' ,,,. race Sunday and Monday ore an ~eve J.>G'} ' 7 YMr-OIOa. Cl•lmll>Q Pun• 1noo WI •-M• BM• ({ "'I"-"'" I .. , hacks an<1 Tom Johnson at ~ .eld Rktl \P. ~"''' 11 L""• q"• , 1 r-'"' .~ewport. I fuJlb • k 1 C.1Je$s W"Y lte (hu•<•1 '" v .. "••m fM v4,,.11 '"" McGraw held off a ~out ac . Poco P\Hlbto tE Bv~ ' (l'lA'l1f M ,. w .. ,,.. H t h II f F ... Pi d The Sea Kings held a double B• Good eov 111 N•" • v.-·~ , • ... •• • 1 o I c a engc rom rcu gg an practice today and will shift I ~,'1".',, 1~;,1;'';';'.' "'""q o-<. A ,.,...,,, .. v 1'•'"d •"'"" Don Proul in the Ma~ Mahi to one-a-day d r 1 11 s \\hen 1 """v ce. l(lno\ st><~" u ci Alv>o•• 1., , •• ,01, .,., tn win ~he first 0Hic1al r~cc SChOOI opens Tue~y ~~~~::' t'i1 ~":.':.':' •urf >•• 1)1~\ 4M 010 (IA "''·~ Pv• I 111\ the history nr th<> ncdghng '""' M•M< IF s~-1 • :;: • y..,~•• , to•'• w,:_ organization ""°..., 1G. He<"r>1n<1011 ~,,.. v ,., "' ,.,,,., , , Actuall\' the rvent was con- k•1'"1' <c. ~~:·~111.1bt• 1 l ~;:;,.-;-·:0.." J F ~;_,,d,., .~ tr~ted in "three heats O\er the ~:"~ ~J"." t!o""n.,:~,....,' 11 ( 0• ..... I. 'l"""'' I I' I I\\ n-day p<'nod . Id'• ldal If Alv••u• ' ~~~·1" ~::~~ I~ i.,,";;M 1 ~ nav \\'alkrr LO U1P 1-·1a Fia Amtrl(.6n P''"'' c ~.... 1• , "'"" .. '"""' n1 took ·uurd spot in the seven· occ • • • (Continued From Pai:e 12) I THlltD RACI. ' 'l'tl(lllQ' ' llt•• ~·~ It Vt NTH 11.lCf . ' •1mo~" ) vror 48 yards In <'lght carrirs, , •lln br.a In ,.,,. (I•~ "'l p,' • o•d, .... 1 v• • l••m•"?· r ,,,. ION'<\ I Jon"s had 41 in six, Hunter mo,.o 1 f w• 1 l•• """ ... ,.,.~ w• ~ -I~ Jw 0 p t ,,. R 1 '·["I'., ! I "'"f'll'"l 1 17 ln five, S<'Of.t 15 in SIX, Z..,u ~If ~M 1~1,.1l ' ' II t f .,. r"rv r ' " 11 t B'1ll Autry HI in six. P<'tC W•rwtv [vt tT N4••Q•w•l "•j 1•00 r "" I I • .., .... ,, • . • .-0.,.11"'0 CP'lofnc (I'." Fr-no I ~ p,."',. tr., " N~vf• Matthew~ 12 in one. J im Mor· ., .. q•r Lim~ (J ("""I "' In•···· " ' • """."'' gan seven in two. n a er· ••I• 01 woe ~11' ,.,v .. 1 • " • .., " "' ·•• no four in four and Wlut<" loi;t \tnt<n Fo0 1 r:-Mtir""" 1 • '., I 1 ... • .. hoat field Han· I rn·il:ltion I ' fln P t IMnt\'4' (( f' 1n M l ,,.,. '·h f lt)A1• ' Jlfl'""'•""~ll five in two carries A-L. Gl•Ubu'1 ,, •• .,,.,, ....::::._ -.. ~'':','T~ !>Afr ' ";·,·;.:: .~ .. ·:;:; Lltth· <.\hip~ fl1'<·t or Lon~ Passing, White completed I Q•" • ' · ·• "'"'' ,' ",' H<'nth has 1ss11C'd ln\ ttatlons ~CV("l'l cJf 10 and had one tn· 1 ""' ~ov 1" "' "''"·""" • · , • ., .. .,, r ........ • 1 for its scv<'nth annual serit'S tcrccpted for 62 yards .• Jones· F • J t R [I ~"''""' • 1P 1 .,., 1" totals were three completions , lg l ('Sil S ~,:;~~, •. ; ,.""'~~'""'"' , • for Pacific Handicap Racing . ;:-9 Fleet boats Sept. 14-15. in eight throws with )ne in· By The Associated Pres~ ~;·~;~· ,,~~':"7J.'~.!:~~1 ,.! I Start or Class B yachts - terceptioo for 20 yards. MlLAN. Italy -Sandro iww 1" ~~"°1 "' rating O\'t'r 270 -will be at wi~un~as ~~ nreiv~ Mai z Ing hi, 153, Italy, NINTH U Cf . Ont mtlt "" tvrl ) I 1 p.m .. and Class A -rating ca s OT knocked out Ralph Dupas, Y•" •"ll• C1••m•no Pu'" moo. wt to and including 270 -will I yards Scott a}50 08li.ght three Qu10 Ttlt~ ( J MC(UllArl 104 l 0 ~A•j •-18· ard 1521{4, New Orleans, 9. D•m"1"" ~ co.·~ "I start a 1: 1 p.m. "14l' ng 1 1vr Y s. S.AN FRAN c L.S C.O _ cv''' B•• IA '-'••>ti 11 1 1 01, \mc will be approximate.ly f Following this momint:~ \V Th 6' F~ E· r .• 1110 If' "'1veru1 h If ii th st f th workout ttie Buos took a bnd ayne ornton, 17 •· re•-;. s ... ,, " S"•" CM v."., •n• onr -a m e l!OU ea o e ' _ ... nc1 Calif 0111po·1ntAd Jost• 1· ' r'"""' '1 , ,..~d•·• ,·.~. lldmont P11>r tn '-nrr Beach rest and were then schedult.-u ' ·· ~. · l r ... • ~··o• p -..o·•··' · ..,., " Saft it So1111tt By R. J . Wigmore IT CAN'T PRCYfECT IF IT DOESN'T FIT! •.. 'J'ryinf: to protect your home and J)O~sess1on~ of tod;1y 11·ilh ,·csterday'll insurance can be \'Cry costly ... ll giJn • plv doesn't fit'. ... 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NHITI WALLS 11 OCI "'"' ph~h." l'uckrr summrd lip I ' .• ~.STHA.:,'· WEST AUTO cuPPLY ~LI c•colT c••Dl "and Mt m11<·h t1 m" to <ln ti , ·-J , , , •M 1764 New rt Blvd. Co1t1 Mesa Ml 6-7423 I in... ,_ ________________ ... ~NfflW:Jt.tJllJ~tJllJ)OCOl:IOOOOl~IOOOOl~CIOCCl~OCOOCICCCOCOOOl:ICCCO~ \ / . , • ·- Dear Gloom y Gus • • • Wow! Painters' pay teal•, already in t he 1troto- 1phtN, now going up from $4.21 an hour to $5.16, complete with feather.,.dding. No won· der th•N ON so many moN do-it-yourself paint· ers thne days!. -E. 0 . W. Time's Topper Speakina o! a vuitable flood of national publiClty favorable to the Oranae Coaat, u we were in th.ls space recently, Time M&guine's current issue loPI it all. zme's huge domest.lc and overseas audience. Architect William Pereira of Los An1eles, who has .became one of ~ na.tlon's foremost community and re- eional planners, is the subject of a com· pre.hensive cover story. And much of the story is devoted to Pereira's planning of the future development of Irvine Ranch and in particular the University of California. Irvine. The artlcle's opening paragraphs tell of Pereira stopping his black and grey Bentley. complete with stere~ phonic tape recorder. on a mountaintop ''The wind rl!fled his wavy, iron· grey hair as he gazed out over Irvine Ranch, the miles and miles o( grating land and citrus groves rolling down to the Pacific," the story reads. . " 'Right about there we're going to put a city of 100.000 people,' he (Per· e1ra) said. 'At the heart of it will be a With the aid of photography and art the article graphically presents the story of the Orange Coast. as well as of the imaJinative Pereira. to the maga· thousand acre campus . ' " Rmmm. Maybe there is a mountain to the east which gives such a view on a clear day. But one wonders. Maybe Per· erra and the wnter have infrared eyes A QuestiOnahle -Raise On.nae County supervisors decided t.t week to eo alter sWJ more pay for themselve.s. d.lstricts will be added -No 12 cover· ing Laguna NigueJ. and :--lo. 14 the University City area. Fea.therlv could therefore collect as much as s·450 a month from the niM boards. This comes to $5.400 a year at the maximum. This would boost his pre· sent supervisor's pay to $16,200 and Their pre~nt pay ts Sl0.800 a year. Thia i! soheduled to eo up to S13.500 on January 1, 1965. But this· apparently doesn't satisfy the board members. They have agreed lo seek' pay !or serving a.s directors of the recently formed County Sanitation District 12. oove.ring Laguna Niguel. State Jaw pro- vides tlut directors shall receive $20 pe.r meeting, with a maximum payment of •50 per mont.h. when they ~rve on ~lion district boards. Ea~h mem· be se~a on the boards within his own diatrict. hLS pay as of 1965 to $18,900. / This may au be ~erleotly legal t>Ut that doesn 'l necessarily make it right, or a reflection of the wishes of the tax· payers After all, the supervisors knew what the salary was when they mn for office No one for<:ed them into it or told them that the job would be any less dem&ndmg on their time and Went than it u C. M. Featherly. chairman of tbe !oard of Supervisors, represents the un- incorporated county area wttich has seven unUation districts. Affairs of District No. 12 are carried out sunul: teeouaJy with other board business '1td all supervisors serve on the district board. A Salute • • • The seven sanitary district boards meet jointly once a month When Fea- therly goes to t:his meeting he is paid •1•~20 for each district. Two more fO THE SHELL OlL CO for 11.s attrac· tive new servic.e..;.stations. They're de- signed with a touch of warmth . . . a great improvement over the assembly- line, sterile, · enameled-metal boxes the re.st are putting up all over Southern California. Posteard Switched By a RumpolJ By ST AN DELAPl.ANE · SAN JUAN -Juan Ponce de Ltoo ta cast hi captured BriUah cannon. in the plaui before the old San Jose church. Hi11 helmet ls on h1a head Hu sword 1s at the ready. (It looks to me l.lke he 1s ad- vancing on the Caribe Hll· ton, about to demand a res- ervation. Or else.) Though many people think San Juan Is named for the Spanish adventurer. the name, of course, comes from Sl John the Bap1st. The lamb of St. John 1s on the arms awarded to the country by Spain. The island was named San Juan The town was namect Puerto Rico. They say the two got switched by a rum. pot map maker It was eas- ier to change the name~ than change the maps PONCE OE LEO\ wa!i the hrst governor lfr hu1lt the fl.rst city in the part of to,.n known as Caparra "If f.t\ere · s OM Uung I can't stand 1t:s mosquitoes," &ald Juan slapping awa~ lie moved the town over lo a breezy finger of island that lies across the Bay en- trance That is old San Juan Rum and sugar cane were the products of the island Afrit'a.n slaves did the ~ork The mixture of Spams~, Afncan and BormqQen In· dian was thorough. I imag- ine almost every Puerto Rican can claim a poruon of each. The color ranges from cor- !ee-brown to tow-head blond Dark Puerto Ricans are aghast when they go to the mainland U.S. and find themselves classed as Ne- groes. In these Caribbean countries. any small amount of Spanish blood makes you Spamsh -and white. We reverse the process It's a matter of semantics and causes us all kinds of I rouble WHEN I WAS a youth and ,gPtlmg an education sawed 11ff on me. 1 learned that Ponce d.-Leon \lent search lllJ: Cor the Fountain n( 'outh ~I\ reachf'r lold 1t with 11 lnleianr smile -people "ere foolish and believed anythma m those da) s. shf' said My teacher kept herself )Oung by rubbing avocado t:ream mto her face She used a soap that made ---------Friday, September 6, 1963 Newoort Horbor l 1f.ilij;tt.11 Thomos A Murphine, Editor WaltE"r Burrouah~. Pubh~hrr Charles ~e1s\1 rndt>r Bu•in,.~· MaM~rr ' Paul ~•~sen A .. s1stan1 Puhh•h"t rbnma~ """' 11 r'.t11·11r1a l 0111'1 tnr Mem ber A~soc1at~ l'rt\~ t Ollt'1 r rl'" lntrrn11t1nni11 M,rnllf"r \w1tl B11r-r1111 of C'1rrt1IRl1nn~ M,mber C11lforni11 "''"P"Pf'' P11hl1~hn<.. \~<..fK 1 ~linn Memtw-r l\,,11nnal ~:d11011al \•<O<'l<l1ten everybody a bnde And a nail pohsh that kept society matron&' hand.a youthful. She said "The Spanish heliev~ wonderful things about the Ne.,., World. And in those ignorant days they believed there was a foun- tain and II you drank its water. you would stay young forever." She took queen bee jelly. loo It keeps you eternally young. as anyone k:nowa. JUAN PONCE de Leon <hd not find the Fountain of Youth . But he found Florida. Unfortunately. he did not know that N.ew York physi· c1ans send Afleir clients to Florida Ui regain their youthful vigor The Miami Beach hotels had not been built and the mosqu1toe~ were murder Worse than Caparra . Juan Ponce c1e Leon d•d not e'en hnd an Elizabeth ~rden youth cream ot even a good hatr rinse I le returned to , an Juan 1n disgrace He dJd not get )oung. He Rot older and passed to his re\\ard They buried him up 111 the /\Id San Jose church., AITER DRAKE and the British and Dutch took var- ious Sunday shots at the forti fied town. somebody re· memhered Ponce de Leon . ",Juan wasn't such a bad ~rout at that." they said Th(' British lPrt some can· nnn h4'hin<I Thev rnelled the cannon and rast an heroic l1c11rr nf .Juan In l!lllll lhr lo\\ n thnuRht \11 hll!hl\ l\f h1m lht') c1Ujl t 1m up .inrl put him in a rMl •n.uhlr rnn~'l1111n proof lnfl1h 1n '" r .1fhr!lri!I It • t 11 r r•< <IOf\ # , ,\' I WANT MY SEAT SA.<K. • In Washington Was It Plus or Minus? By RALPH de TOLEDANO The civil rlehta marchera c.une and went. W uhingtoo breathed a •lab oi relief that there was no viol~. Life returned ta tu normal tempo. Convess continuf'd to talk and debaU. After the gnat dflmon- llC.ration, coufd ttlOH who worked to brin1 it about - v.1lo devoted time aod spent The pressure of socl.al po«I • t1on i.s usually far more po- tent than the cruder meth- ods oi persuuioo. But no legislator likes oo let it be known that he has succumb- ed to the influence oi aome poweiul lnt.ereet -AFI.r CIO, National Aaaociation of Manutacturen, or the Aa.ociation of P~a· en w1t.h the Hives. The march on Wuhin~ toe was a c leu-cut ahow of power. In a way. it. non- viokmce makes it •lifhtly more ominous. For the 1bought mwt always lurk that if the police depart.- m ent a.nd Ii. relnforcement1 had .Upped Jllllt a little, U tt had beerl ooe of W uh- ingtou' s acorehing days. °' it ~ imponderables had ClOD'le into play, the city a.nd some of iu eovemment buildings could Nive be- come a sbamblrt. money -claim a vtctory!• ••-••-••••••••••-••-CoWd they po~ oo any cul achievement! W a 11 the A m e r i c a n COllllcien<:e ftirred -or WU a1J the comment limply a way to cover up a feeliol that m0&t people had expected blood· 1hed? Would it result In speedy legislation? THESE QUESTIONS ar, still being asked on Capitol Hill. They were asked even as the demonstrators were packing their ~ta and ju- bilantly leaving Wastung- ton. And the best optn.ion seems ta be that 1\0thislg was accompllihed. ln fact, there are ~ who sa)' that the march had a neia- tive effect. Thi& is an interesnne theory. Those who Mid It aay that Congresg was !>Ne- ed for t r o u b 1 e and the dilemmas • would create. Now that the marchers have gone, according to thh group, dle Hill can rdu. It feels that it hu seen the wont of it. Those who op- pose the broad-gauge civil rights measure now bemg debated are certain there will be no repetition o( the march on Wa.sh.ingion, They are r~lieved and heartened. Their worries ended. they can go back to thei r old opinions. There will bl-no stampede ON THE OTHER ha nd. the group that sponsored the march feels 1t ach1rved 1ts purpose bv 11nvr1lln& the1.r might to the (edcral ,1?overnment Ha\'lni: 'een 200.000 crowd1ng the ~lall, Congress wiU presumably respond. IL 1s hard to lell Bu\ It 1s certainly a fact that Con· ,rressmen "'ho might have been d!sposed to vote tor the omnibus civil nght$ b'1J and for the public accom· modatl<>ns law have alw~• felt Ulat the demonstration was a kind of blackmail op- eration, I.hat to vote for the measure would look like an act of cowardice CONGRESS}fES. 11 should be remembered tan ~ome· limes he led b' thr nose. But they don·1 11 an1 this hroadrast anM~ lf1P lan<I It destron thr11 rhcnih• Of Mur~f' C'onjlr('<..,mrn tielni: hum an. respond tn 1'\lrmal c;timull Rt·rll'rl1n11 1• rnu!lh Pnnu~h 111th11111 ~rr.icnn11 11111 th,. llnm, mm.,,1m1l~ ' Mailbox Ne Forelfltfl To the Ed!tor: Negro Americans should read the word! of one ol thelr race who is reve!'fld by many-Booker T. Wash· lngton: "The wlstst among my race understand that the agitation of quest.ions of 10- dal equality ls the utrem· est folly. and that progress ln the enjoyment of an the privileges that will come to ua must be the result of ae- ven and constant stru&gle rather then of artificial torani. No race that has anythinc to corxribut to the marttete of the world ia long in any degree ostracized." MARGARET E. SHUPE Cold Lo9lr To the Ed!U>r: South Viet Nam has bf.. come another political thorn In the side of our nation. We have become a lendlnit agency for every minor country In the world. They have come to assume the attitude, ''Either support us In tt)e manner we have nev- er before encountered, or we ft-Ill llffk aid from the Soviet Union'" In other words. they have learned how oo play both end11 agalnat the middle. FranC# Is a prime example of past favors. and a living ex· ample of gratitude! These political leeches are about H reliable as Madam.-Nhu at a Buddhist charity af. fair. TO SAY we are living In a Mad, Mad, Mad World la puttinc It mildJy. It ii most difficult to believe ln the dlplty of a nation, and ac. cept thJs sltuatlpn In a sane and logical manner. We as a nation are in need of medical research. alum clearancts and ar, racing a social revolutJon Wr have a doun con~lnJt'· tlvt proirrams which wou"1 hfontfil hy th•~ ta), mnn'" In ~pllt o( our prohlem~. ~,. .11rr s()f'ndlnJ: many mil hon~ o( t1olla r~ in (Mt'l~n ;11(1 "h1rh from p11<.I "~ pi'rll'n<'" ha' prm rn '" I'll' frultleu. The average ,,. ciplent would sell ua down the river for a bigger plum from the Soviet Union. ONE OF THE basic laws of elementary psycholoey teaches us that whenever a nation or an lndiVldual la under financial obligation oo another. the end result is dislike, not gratitude. In short. ll ls impossible to buy true friendship with money. Perhaps the fact that Wf a.re facing a grave crisia Is the reason for this proced· ure. However. It has been proven that you cannot hold t>ack a dam by sticking your finger in the hole, ex- cept in fiction! l admire our PruJdent. T believe that John Kennedy b facing a aeries of political blunders which hu been thriving since UMS! This is not evolution, but the result or stupid political moves since the end or the laat war! Unfortunately. Presi· dent Kennedy happens to be In office when the crop 18 ready for harvest! WE HA VE LOST our In- dependence as a nation, and we have Jost the deep re· spect which nur country al one time received through· nut the entire world' It would lake a book to <fe • scribe just how this condi- tion came about. However. ln the final analysis we will have to stand alone! Why not use this tax money to further reinforce our arma· ment and our defenses'! Why not use this tax money to adjust matt.era within our own country? The axe will eventually strike, and we should be atrong and ready! Let us use logic In a self· created situation whlch ts get\lng out of control! Let us realiu that our lives and our future are entirely with· ln the strength of our na· tlon ! Stupld~ty ha11 prevail· fd. l«'t u~ us" cold lo1tic in the future ~..,...... ,,.,... ,. ... " . , . . .. <nm• '"'" •rt tfflecf ta Mf•tl•" te ttt tNf • •Nil ffll tf~tf'th lt&tt ,, ...... , M~U .. U•flltf wtni. •• ,,, .... , ""'' If '"""' h ...... ... wH"'Mtf4f ~· -.1~• tMt wtft N 4MA• " t• '"• •d'!ff'f' ' ......... ,_. ,,.. c•~c.""''t•,.f•• ••"•"'' tt•111 ,.,,._., 9' •t•VMftfM\ I r • "illl t(H1f1frttt •.. , ,,..._..,, ·~ Allen• Seott . -·· ly lOlllT S. ALLIH and PAUL SCOTT Thoee bealnik·type U.S. 1tudents who lollydaW around Cuba u gueata of its Commwallt ru1 .. IOIM- how seem to have overlooked a number af llutnl realltiea. In 1trlking contrut to their parroted propqanda about the Joya and achievement.a of the lled nalme l.N the following ftim and indJJputabl• !act.a: Alter four yean of dea· potic Communist rule, Cuba is winding up wltb a sugar crop corwderably Leu than even the offidaJ. ly admitted record low ~J::l' Instead of the c ed 3,883,000 tons. the actual total i5 around 2.9 million tons. -That I.I 1eSI than ball the I millJOD·pluJ tool aV• e.rac• between 1957 and the R • d 1' domination: and more than 1.5 mllllon tona lua than last yur'1 crop, . which waa one mllllon taoJ under the previous year. Even oo the buia of pat· entJy uauerated of.flcW fl.cures, the reco(d 1bow1 an unbroken decline ln au-car production 1lnce the Communists have been in control. -The same la true ol ev· ery other Important Cuban export commodity. -TOBACCO, aecond alter sugar, whJcb brought Cuba around $58 mllllon a year prior to Castro, la now net· ting leu than ~that -Similarly. citrus produc- tion 1a at a r.cord low. AJ. lhou1h Cuba is a tropical tsland, oranges are so ac.arce that a doctor's pre· acrtptton and the approval of the local Committee of Defense are neceuary to buy five at a high price. -The once • flourishing mlnlng Industry la In an equally nd 11tate. Nkk~I production i• less than 40 per ~nt at the huge Nicaro plant, built at a cost of SlOO mlllloo by th. U.S. govern- ment and confiaca~ by Cutro. The record 1J even worse at the Moa Bay Min- ing Company, with nickel and cobalt production run· ntni at IHI than 20 pu cenl At M.t.naa de Mataham· bre, Cuba'• largest copper mine, output ts vfrtually at a st.andltill owing to sabo- t.age, mismanagement and neclect. COMMUNIST BOOME- RANG -The me.ager Ill• gm-crop, lltlaHMt lD ~ 25 )'Nl"ll. i.a llark µ-a,edy for tile & million Cubam, and a ~ blow ta R~ 8ia and i.ts European ~I· litell. For the Cuban people liv- ing und~ iron-fisted R e d domination, the ~rd low augar crop ii an economic diaaet«. It meam even more tw'd&h.ips and priva- tion& than they alrudy are experiencing; le5e f o o d, clothing. medicines, tram· po,utlon and ~r essen- tials, coupled wrth more ra· tiloning and tougher and more ruthJe51! controls. FOR THE SOVlEI' bloc. the aupr debacle means ireater b u r d e n s keepmi Cuba economically alloat. Ruata and itz satellites are pouring more than $1 million a day in econom.Jc a.id alone into Cuba. Without theae vital supplies. Castro and hi.a Red maaten would collapse in a matter of weeks. The whole economy l'>f Cuba would come ta a lit· er aJ standstill. GRAPIDCAU.Y J1lo*'a. tive of how ..,_.. Cuba is on Russia, ..t the heavy cost o( lhil Md to tM 1dlf' are the f~: -13 per cent ol aJJ crude oil exported by RuHia toes to Cuba. -tO per cent ot alt Rus- .ia's flour exporta 10 to Cuba. -50 per cent ol alJ Rua· gja 's coodell8ed rnil1' ex· porta iO to Cuba. -m per cent of Ru-.1a '• meat exporta IO to ~. -.Much o1 c~. la's economic d.lfficultiet In due to larae-teale lllUp- meata d m-••wwy ~ other IUppiiel to Qlba. -Ru.mania '1 ncent back- ataie row1n.i With t ~ e Kremlin 1a d1rect.1.y the ·r. au.It of ~omlc stralu broutbt on by heavy a· ports to Cuba -vUt:uaUJ all on the cuff. u In tlM case of C&eehotJovUla &lid Russia, too. THAT'S WRY the recor,i low sugar crop of around 2.9 million tons is a seven setback to UMm. Thel.t barter deals with Cuba are based on a 4.S mllllon.t. crop. Lart year, becau .. ~ duction fell below that P t.I. various cndlu and Of.h. er Red aid agreement. tw1 to be .r;enegotiated. Obvtou. Jy, that will aialn have te be done th.la year -"' something. '" This dire economJc m.ea holdl one weighty answer OD what could De done about Communist u1elllt.e Cuba. This j I tig)lt.enlnt flVflr"f poa:ible screw oa suppllea there. EVERY MEASURE cotdd be t.uan to prevent ahlp- ments nacldnr th~. and to mab exorbitant tho. that do get there. Commu.nl.Jt Cuba ill be.Ing kept economically a 11 v e chJefiy bec.tuae of wNtem ahJppiog. More w e 1 t e r n tan.ken and freight.era de- livered vital supplies to Cuba last month than So- viet bloc ahlps. Most or these western veasels Oy the flags of U.S. alliu and for- eign aid beneficlarles. For example: Britain and Greece tied with 49 shlpa each. The U.S. has poured billiooa ln economic and military aid Into both COW>• tries. Even tocay, Gree~ gm a lot of such as-sistance. YET TANKERS a.nd freight.era flyin1 the Greek flag are almost dally brinJ· Ing oil, food and other cru- cial supplie11 to Communist· controlled Cuba. Without Soviet-supplied oll. ev~y wheel in Cuban indlatry, transport llfld otit· President Kennedy should • bt able to arrive at 1om1 effective answer to thJA.