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Home My WebLink About1963-11-25 - Newport Harbor News Press..... roe. II..~ 133, J SECTIONS, JO PAGES TEN CENT'S a ti on • r1es ts er ea Mr. Kennedy" Laid to Rest Silent John f. itcnntdg Today we weep. We weep for the loss o! a young and .tp· OU! President. We weep for the young wile whom all the world bad taken to its heart. ly MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White HOUM Reporter ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY (UPI) -Under a bright and cloudless sky John Fitzgerald Kennedy went to rest today on a crassy bill.side in this cemetery reserved for tbe nation's heroes. 'lbere was a twenty-one gun salute to the youne leader who fell under an assas!in's ballets 011 Fri- day. Riflemen fired three volleys, a bugler 1ounded "Taps.'• Present. in death on the nearby 1Jopa were thousands of other heroes who died in their COID\· try's wars. Present in lile were his widow, stoical and brave, and his little children-Caroline who will be ff on Wednesday and John Jr. whose third birthday fell on 'the day of his father's funeral. PRESIDENT JOHNSON A TTEhDS Also present was the new Pruident. Lyndon B. Johnaon. and the kings and presidents and princes and ministers of most of the world's other nations. A short time before, in Washington's old ros&- red SL Mltbews citbedral, the martyred President's soul had been commended to the care and mercy of God. There his widow and children and hla mother and all the othen had beard this boon asked of God: "May tM an1els take him into paradise." There, with his flag-draped casket lyin& before the altar under the 200-f oot dome of the 65-yea.r-old cathedral, an old friend bad uttered these words of comfol't, faith, and promlae: "Life ii not taken away ••• life la bQt .. htd o n . tlllled.Y i 11qn1 Bonier tn 19U and beptired Caroline and-lohn Jr .. bad utttred the great words, 0 Dominus Vobi!· cum." "The Lord Be With You." And the audience had replied, "Requiescat in Pa~e" -"Real in Peace." The pontifical requiem mas.s. a simple and mov· Ing service of the Roman C'.!tholic Church for lb~ dead. lasted more lha'l an hour. At its climax. the cardinal extended the invita· tion to commcnion. Jacqueline Kennedy, her brother-4n·law. Atty. Gen. Robert F. K.mnedy, and more than dozen other members of their families knelt at the communion rail. JOHN.JOHN CRIED The President's little boy, his beloved "John· John", cried as pc entered the churob with his mother and sister. A few words from Mrs. Ken· nedy soothed him to silence. At the end of the mass, as sh~ followed her father's casket out of the church, Carotine cried as though she could never stop. The President's casket was carried to Arlington on a caisson drawn by the same team of six magnif · icent gray horses which had pulled it from the White House to the Capitol and from the Capitol back to the White !-louse and to the cathedral. Police Chief Robert V. Murray estimated thet R00,000 spectators turned out on u.e cit y's streets to view some portion or the public part of the procession. GRAVE ON SLOPE The slain President's grave is on a slope fa c· ing the Lincoln Memorial across it.he Potomac and the White House. It is 200 feel down a steep lawn from the flagpole of the Arlington Museum where Conlederate Gen. Robert E. Lee once u~·ed. No other graves are in the immediate vicinity. Only one other President. William Howard Taft. lies in Arlington. The cortege £rom the cathed ral to the cemetery stopped about 100 yards from the grave. As Mrs. Kennedy steppe<! from her limousine. there was a sound of "Ruffles and Flourishes" followed by the National Anthem. The casket was borne to tihe grave to the music of an Air Force bagpipe band. President .Johnson and other mourners ~rouped themselves around the bier. SALUTE BY JETS f'Hty Jet ft $.!hlcr pl<1nes. 50 for lhe !iO ~!ates. i.wooped over in :t s<1lutr to thP departed comm;i nd· Pr-in-chief Thev "r-rc followed bv ·Air Force One ." the four-Jet 'tra n port which hacl c:irried Kennedy to his fate in nallns and hart l)rought his body bark to the capital The trans port. which Kennedy had ust!d on many of his trips. was flown by its regular pilot, rol. James B. Swindal. Then followed a silent ceremonial performed l)y a special detachment of Irish Guards flown here from Ireland last ni~ht. It was understood the tluards came here al the Kennerly family's request. The final religious N'r<'monics came next - hlrs!>IO~ of the ~rave and prayN s ;if the J(ravcsidr Al ii simple Homan r11t hohr funeral mass. rnn rl11rtrc1 hy an old fnc•nrl. thP J?rirf.numhf'\ 1.\111 TO llt-S I . l'RLlf' !l (U,.IT-1 GOODBYE -Like a little soldier, .John f . 'KE>nnedy .lr . "ho marks his third birthday today, salutes as the casket of his fa ther 1s carri~rl from St. Matthews To End Bullet Sea Is Killer',_, Lips DALLAS (UPI I -Police closed the books today on Lee Harvey Oswald and the world will never know what was in bis mind. He was shot to de.Uh as President Kennedy's aasassin by a sell-appointed executioner before a nation· wide television audience. While the mart)'Ted Presi- dent was being buried in Ar· llngton National Ce metery. mourned by the world. the Communist-Castro sympattuz- er accused of slaying hlm lay on a cold marble slab in a morgue, disgraced. He died with his lips seal· ed. He took to the grave with him the reason Ken· nedy was killed if, as police are convinced wtthoat doubt. be ,..., the a.ssa.satn. The M-year-<>ld pro-Castro Marxist was being transfer· red ·in handcuffs frotn city Jall to a muU:own security cell at the c:pUO\)' Ja1J baufe Jacli££ ooe-tim• ~ ........ --~--. dlla, or newsmm lllO~ aiid with a curse, jammed a snub-nosed .llk:aliber pistol into Oswald's side aod rired "You ·son a bitch." he Cathedral. lonf' shot. 1 _ __. _ ~houted. Oswald jerked back. I So dJd thf' police bodyguards flank.in.e him But thcrP was nothing they could do lo stop We weep for two small children who will no longer grow under the great lOft of a d~ voted father. We weep for the father and mother and sisters and brothers of a President who strove manfully to do his duty, u he saw it, for bis· country. We weep for Dallas -a city of slume - a city of thousar.ds of good people befou.Jed by small groups of haters of the left and of the right. Most of all we weep for ourselves, the people of the United States of America. For we have sustained a staggering loss. Not alone the loss of a purposeful leader. Each one of us died a little as John F. Kennedy's life ebbed swiftly away. There died within us some ol our con· fident belief that the people of thiA nation recognize. without reservation, that respect for the office of the Presidency, cowtituted as it is in this land, ls our finest warrant th.at the ideals of our founding father& will be pl"e- served and perpetuated. Yet there ls hope. Great nations, great civi.liutions are built up on the deeds -yes, like coral, upon the bodies of devoted national servants. Perhaps the death of this young President may ltrlke the conscience of ua, the &real maa of A.mericam. Perhaps it will inspire us ···~--n4 QIJ'7 ......... ~ pide omi ieet-411M» 8pM .._.,.. way by our 8feat Teacher. · Pray God it may be so. Pray God .John Fitzgerald Kennedy shall nol have lived and dit-d in vain. Mrs. ,J(ennedy: DA Says He Had Ruby. j our OF CONCERN World D a I I a s p0liceman r T Sends Dean said Ruby t~ld him he I shot Oswald out oC concern for Mrs. Kennedy. Dean said M L d Ruby did not want Mrs. Ken-1 any ea ers A Brave Lady E • d nedy to "go th.rough the or· · WASHINGTON tUPI) -Edward M. Kennedy. she VI ence deal oI returning t.o Dallas" Mn. Jacqueline Kenned y, walked erectly and unswerv-and testifying at Oswald's WASHINGTON 1 t 'Pl I-Fol-Berta! and Pnm.t Mini!ter composed and head high in tngly as thousands ?f P~bUc trial low111g are the heads of state Tage Erlander; and Queen the ~p of grief, todar walk· onlooken watched m silent DALLAS 1 AP\ _ A palm He said Ruby decided to nr _government and members Frederika of Greece ed sue l~ng blocks behlnd h~r sympathy: . . ;>rint identified as that of Lee "obviate" the legal process of royal families who repre· . . ·. , hus~and 5 horse-drawn cofhn Her widows veil b I e w Harvev Oswald was found on by executing OswaJd himself sented their nations todav at Also. Cambodian Pnnce No- to hia funeral. a~ainst her face as sev~-th e 'underside of the rifle Ruby will plead ~emporary the funeral of President Ken·j r~om K~I : Sou~ Korean . It was the way she wanted mile-an-h~ur gusts or wmd which ballistics tests showed jinsanity in the sh~ting of Lee ntv:i) , Prune Minister Kim Hyon· it: The 34-year-old form~r ble'! agamst her slender sor· fired the bullets thal killed Harvey Oswald. his attorney French President C'harleslChol : Philippine President Flrst Lady made the deci· roWlng form. President Kennedy, Distnct1sa1d today. de Gaulle. British Princc1Diosdado Macapagal; Iran'• s!oo herself to lead a proc.es· Once, during her tragic Atty. Henry Wade said Sun-· I thin.k he was . probabl~ Philip and Prime Minister Shapur IP r 1 n c e) Gholam s1on of leaders of the nation march. she spoke briefly to day night. temporarily out of hi s m1~d. S11 Alex Dou,glas-Home. Ger-IReza; Israeli President· ZaJ. 3!1d the w~rld in the solemn, the attorney general. "The gun wa s h(•rr his attorney Tom Howard said man ChanC'cllor Ludw1~ Er-m:ir Shazar : Turkish Prime s1x-.block Journey from the Mrs. Kennedy never waver-prinL'i were on ihe gun· the Ruby. who gunned down the hard and President llemnch Minister lsmet Inonu: Emper- White House to St. Matthews ed in leading the march. As gun was the gun that killed accused a.ssassm of Prest:lent Luebke : Japanese Prrmier or Haile Selassie of Ethiopia : Cathedr al: the unprecedented walk be-Kenned . his aim pnnts K~t111edy 1~ _view of. a nation-llayato Ikeda ; Austrian Chan-.Jamaican Prime Mini.Ster Sir The children of the dead gan Robert Kennedy took were 0: the box ~n which the wide telev1s1on audience yes· cellor Alfons Gorbach: Bel-AJexaooer Bustamente, and President John F. Kennedy Mrs'. Kennedy's hand and held killer sat, and witnesses put tc:rday., was transferred from gi~~ King Baudoin and Prime I M<>roccan Prince Mouley Ab- were taken to the cathedral it for 1 few minutes. But him on the sixth floor at the city Jail lo the county court Mm1ster Theo Lefevre: Cana-dullah. by car. They had wait-ed at perhaps to demonstrate her time of the shooting .. Wade house under heavy guard d1an Prime Mimster Lester ---- the White House while their resoluteness she pulled her said ' I shortly after n~. B Pearson : Dani sh Crown mother rode on her third trip band gently away and chose · . Oswald was qm~kl~ rushed Prince George and Prime' , .,... In 20 hours to the side of to walk unassisted the rest of 1:1e nne was purchasrd by lo Parkland llosp1tal s emer-Minister Jens Otto I.rag: I Senatr ~necl~ their father's casket at the the way mail from Kl~in. Sport mg ~ency ward where President 1 rish President Eamon de Va- Capitol rotunda. PTe .d· t J h . loll w d Goods Co. in fhirago, and Krnnedy died Friday. At l 1rra : Luxernhourg's Grand WASlflNGTON (A P\ - Mrs Kenned also rode . s1. en . o nson o e tr~ c e d tn O~wald. r he Pm .. 411 hours to lhP min· l)uke PrinC'e .Jean: rrmce 1'he Senate met todav and from ·the Capiiot with the I i~medf:te~ behind. 1~;~i~JY mail. order was in hi-; hand-11~(> frnm lhr 0Hic1;il t 1me of Rernhar1 of the Nctherlanrts adopted ;i resolution <?xpress- bod Th at the w h i 1 e 0 er P mencan h . s. wntm~ !herr wa<; a photo· l\enncclv s d P a I h. Os" :lids and Prmceo;s Realm .. Norwe-in~ sorrow nver thr death rt(' H y. t~n, d It At the cathedral. l e cais-graph with lhP nfle in his h1'art stopped beatin~ Orwn g1an C'rown Pnncr HaraldlPrcsident .John P. Kennoov. 1 ~~fti~ir ~m~u~ines ~i~~~~~ son drew lo •. ~enll~ ~al~ hands. And lhe~e wPrf' Os-hrarl massage failrd lie was.;in<1 Primp Mmistrr Einf'r ThP resolution extended sym· he d h b th -la There, Carolme a~ · o n wald's palm prmt!i lln the rrnnounced de:id at 1 (17 pm 1.<'rhardsen: Swedi<;h f>rin cr pathv to his fam1l v er an er ro ers-in-w were brought to their mother. butt of the Rlln and on a box llcnrv Wade. Dallas ----· · on f~ up 17th St. and Con· ~assuringly, she took the in the room from whic~ thr ('ounty ·district attorney. filed ne~~: :v::· ~ l~et c~urc~. children by the hand and assassin fired . Wadr sa1c1 . murder charRes a~ainsl R11 hv e Y e a e ~esi· gravely led them up the steps Witnesses saw o .. wald in anrl <;aid hP would ask for lhr B • dent's brothers. Atty.d Sen. ~here Richard Card1011 l Cush· the buildtn~ hrfore thr shoot· df'ath penal!~. us1nesses Robert ~· Kennedy an_, en. mg waited to llreel them at Ing and saw him lravP imrne-.. A s f' <'on ct assassination the entry. diately aft erward. !Ir was ldorsn"t h<'lp IJuslifyl lhP firi;t The thre_e walkrrl slowly stopped bv a polk·<'man . hul onr." he ~•11Ct ··1 will seek I Ch l down the aisle I~ lhru Seals. was told . hr s all nJ:hl " bl'· lhl' d<>alh fll'naltv for flllb\ n Closed Most of County u re JCS I Mrs. K~nn~dy s '·1't duty cause he workNI in lhe h111ld -('V('n If.· !w pl('ans l?Uilly hr- as a pubhc f1gurr ":i". to be ing and wa s alll>w(•d to !rave. cau:><' .;hooting a handcuHerl Crowded at an afternoon rN rpllon al T.hree eirdect l-hells 11( an man rlr~<'I\ 1·o; I hr rll'ath Jlf'll Thp w l1t'r l.; of l?OVPrnmenl Theaters wnr closed until ~ I {Sf>f' Wll>OW. l':i~r Zl old cahbrr ltwl 1·amr lrnm :ill' .. anc1 h11~111"~' 1·am(• 10 a stand-pm All court cases set for .. the assass1nat1on nflr f1111nd '\'O ('Cll\"Fl'S~I O:'ll ... 1111 lo<la\ "-h1le Oran1?e tod.1y "ere put over until Grief-stricken 0 r a n g e on the floor. wrr1• d1st·11vr1 NI " · ' l'ounty jolnrc1 the n:ihon and ' T11e~dav lcoa~ re~idents have ~en a.t·I V•-near th<;.ho'< "hrrr O~w;llcl'~ <.~s~iald . rlil'<I . .''''.11'~111 th<' wllrlrt in mournmg th~ .Only the Newport Beach l tendin& c h u r c h serVlces m .. natne print wa" fmmtt '111 ,1l;111g •1 "urd flu 11 "as rlf'<it h of PrPs1d<'nl .lohn f City rouncil planned to coo- record numbers smce the' llours latN, 1h1' n ,1 11 a' no <'h.in<'t' for a death-hl'cl Krnn"d~ venf' at 7.:.l pm. It wm au- news of Presid~ Kenn edy's I W~SHINGT,O~. I Pl\ :-1 Mommg N1·w~. in a 1·op)'f_1~hl. 1•onfrs~ion . lfp had ~ti·~df;ist . Frrleral. s.·1<111·. 1·ount\' an1 thonze a resolution of coDdo- ldeath An eternal 1l.11lle will ed stn'Y. said rohrr offin•r' Iv r11a1ntn111rd th:il h1 had t•1tv oll1C'"'· sd1011ls and Jenee to Mrs. Kennedy and Church officials reported I burn at the hriltl ,,f .John wh o sc~rchrd Os" af<1'1; mom 111•thini.: lo 1111 1111 h 1 hr a:-man' o;ln11•). and 1nl111stries then adjourn until Tuelday I large allendences since Fn-1 ~· Kcnnedv'!' !!1.1v; m found a m:ip '"'" a hrlt' on 11 ,a ... -.m.11inn 111. l<.rnn!'tl\ .1hr !'In'"" fnr I h1• rlay or <lurtnJ! ni~ht · day Most churches conduct-Arllng1on Nat111n.tl (('me-'metrkmg llw r .. th 111 lhC' h111l1•1 l\IHll1<illlj;! "' (,o.,, John ( (ITl lhr hour of llH· f1tnl'ral 1n o\11 Douglas Aircraft dfvl- ed special services in mrm· tery 1hal killNI lhl' l'n•..;1d1·11t !1111 11:11 1' "1111 "•1' r1<hni: 111111 \\ .1-;hl11Klnn s11111s. including th:>&e In <'ry of 1114> late Prr~idl'nl All l.11tr vri-.lrrd.11 it w:i~ mi: 01 111 :1111 1111· I· ncJa, 1,,. npcl\ .uul l:iti•r ttw '"1' 1:;i11l..1; .1n1I ''" 1ng1; .rnd lo.rn NP'-' port Beach and Huni mi::-churc~s hav1> rrmainNt nf'('n rl<'ndr:i rh, closed f<)r th-. 24 hours ;J d:t\ 11nrl :irrnnizl'1111•PI Wl'rr ('•t , "' 11 •II " 11 ,. •'ti 1 .Pl I I l 1"111 '111 '• '111!1' • 1,0 1th~rn "'' I hr da' ~forth Amencan /wi. I M:iny 101 ;ii rhnn·hri; 11111 1 q111rkh• rn:inr 1111h a11 rl:wl'rl 1• 1 •" 11 ••1 '"' 1111,.. \\ .1dr • a11! 111"'' '1 1 th.ii" 111r1•1A I ti s" 11f 1>1n11nH11c llnn lnr1htif'!' 111 An.J1l<'l ~11 h:ivr Sf"W'r1;il rnPmon<tl '"" thor11 1r~ ,1•1.,111" ,1f11·1~ 1111' 111111011 1d ~ 'h1 11· "•' "111 • 1,1111 1·r11>11ch I 111d 111.11 1..r r~ 1111 I'd h.-t1nd Sri\! R(•;H·h rriH.tlllitl I"'"' tnn1cht 1111111-(:0-rr 11'\\ \I II . !';1::• :r II•• 111 \I ;1 m '11111 n11n11 ''l"'n ' I ' ~ t I ·•. ,, ., _ . WHAT KIND ·= · 0 Fi---:~ • orange Couritj-F~i,nd ilim~. F'i-ie°hilly in Recent Visit Bf AOIC BROBACK ~l kiDd of • m.ua 11 L)'D- cton Baines Jobnaon, tht J>ru. ident of ~ Unjted Salee of America! Thia ii t.bl question man,y are asking teday. About 3,000 onlooUra al the Nov. M dedicatica (Jf t h e Dottdaa Space 8Y*m. ~ tef In HUDtlnp.n Beach bad a g'ood opportunity to see what he wu really Hb. Most liJced what they saw. Prelideat Jobnloo lmpr.Mei hU llltenen ii belnl a mu ; of greal vitality and of de- termination to get the job done. His voice ls •trooi and he · speab with oonvtctioe- but without histrionics. He is a big man with a kindly look. H" spuJes easily. it is a smile of genuine fmn<bhlp. ~ Vice Pnisident, John.son he~ the National Space Counctt. a position vacated when he took the presidency. It is expected thaf he will ap- point someone to the post. Presi~nt Johnson believes 1tronl(ly Ln frH enterpnse aad..U i (ee ot thoee itt gov· ltDJUDl who would brine pol- itics into the 1pace procram. Here u Vice President,,M saluted the AIDll'icaD s~ under wblch "a Drivate O(• - ganhaUon bel\18' fa the ~ of a barber abop eould wD ... · in • ltfaltme ll'ott' Ill size. taV. ,; enl and rilioa ID particlpa lo the ploneeri.QC ol our na. tion'a search for peace out In mankind'• la.tt and greatest troou.r -the frooUer of IP9C'· •• In apealdni ol our accom- plishments in the field of apace. he sakl: "But our eeeomplisbments and achievemtnb ln lhls field remain In tbelr Infancy. It is lmpentive that at this cril- icat point ot dn91opment and proCJeu we keep oar space tecbnoJov ad actence free ol tbe control ll!ld rnlsdlrec· I.Ion of ar'llirary po 11 c y chance-.'' Johnlon left no doubt on ho" be felt about Commu- nUta. • • "T'oday, la our ladcf;' he uld, ''tht,.. are tboM who .,.. gue for the view that we. sho\dll:£sb forward into new or new enter- prieet there ii clear and .~PellJng evidence of ~from othetna· tiGIC '9lld ~r systema. I be- 19" Ult American people re- ject the concept that tbelr fu· tore 1)\aD1le defaulted lo the vision and ambition of the to- WituiAMw:. "W• ~ to accept so negaU.. J ddctrine that we are DOt jf;-ou11elvu in " · tbt Commu~ nbta tJ'9 in ispece.. We canncit -u fret lDIO U for ijte ,.r o( our owa ..._ ~. or the ,ll:dM ~mUJlllt system ." Cotttin~ dmC th1a Uni he emphalbed: ''Tho. who say that our pul1Mllel al\d the ~ ol Communlml 111 1paoe exploration arf' lhe aunt mlal'Md and mi1un- dentand the history ud meaning of our times. In 19'7 when the Soviets placed tle ftnt rputnlk U1 orbit, tie Communist rulers of Ruuta refUled to comlder 1bartn• tbe ftultl of apace research wttb otblr nations, nfuled to oonalder comm.ttlinl them· selvea to developing space fo · peaceful purposes alone. l the ume year, we of the Unit ~ ~tea clearly staled ou own national policy and pur· pGN. W• comm!tMMS aDd dtdo- leal9d aar..ivu to •hartni tbe ,,. o( apace naaareh wtt1t aD mankind. and to the _. obJectl.v• of . devtloplq tile Qllll ti spac:a (or peac.tul T*" V}Qt .Pr.sdqt CllllltlnD,d: "lt _la. iSpUlcant that .,... tbl Co,nJ"IWllst tl. fortl an conducted beb!nd a cu.rUba ol. 9llCf9CY, we of the Unit.I st.tea enjoy the coop- eratlm, rupport and aJ.ll.ance of men than eo na.ttona for z, MIL'r l'IL0~/11 .......... Moll~, Nov. 2J, 1'63 our~ program. lt la ll1-n1ficMl&-.a.t while we en _. ~ ' do Pf'OJ)Oll joint endeavora IOI' peaceM purpoeea, the s..w both ~ our proposall a:JWl. devott. ltaelf to attempts tia dissuade us from oontimdnJ on the lfOIJ'IDlS ,.. haw elf" Lablisbld."_ h Agala ulltlae ---~' Ence 1ll the cpac. ~ he said, '"nte hlltory ol .Cl- ence is a history of unendlni service· to the bMt.enneat fl lire for man. The same baa not awaya been 10 trot ror the~.,,,.._, .0- eoce. We m.t Dlt r.,.. down .., t.bl ldlatlOc po. tetlal of tJU .... .,. the limW ~ GI JIUli'1c po- lltbl ~ and CIOll\'eD-. ieDcee.,••""' ~::::::: ~: ~~ qid;. • • ..; ''A fdln ta 1P9C1 wauld be ~ faDdr'e to aur u - Uon 'I ......, , I faDare ulti- tnate)y falaf to tbl eeue we have champloaed It such Kennedy Laid to Rest at Arlington ....... P .. el New President Sets ii.rt heard these words of comtort and promiu: "W e is not taken away •.. life l.s but changed." And from the wOT'<ll of Chri.at, recorded by St. John: "J am the resurrection and the lile. he who belleves in me, even if be die, shall Uve." GREAT LISTENING Auo listening were the great of this nation and 53 otheN. Among them were the new President, Lyndon B. Johnson. and two former Prelidents, Harry S . Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Among them alJo were the towerin1 General Charles de Gaulle of France; Soviet Deputy Pre- mier Anastas I. Mikoyan; Prince Phillip of Great Brit.a.in, and a host of other dlief! of state, kings. premiers. ministers. and apecW erniiSariea. The b.st journey for the man who will always be remembered by biJ countrymen as the jaunty and buoyant and deeply dedi~ JFK t>ecan at 10.48 a.m. Wuhington time. That was when hi.a fl.a&-draped c.uket left the ar~t rotu.n4I. of lhe Capil2} wbert three ~r martyred }ll'&idenw 1\lo hMI' larn m state. W"'-#u drawn b~ •~Y lor-.. Wh.itt HoWffDd thence t,. Mathews. ... nedy took h• children by the band and led Ultm to where Cardinal CUshin& stood ta ireet them. ~ the ejght Hn'iee men bore the calbt tneo the cathedral, they removed dielr bat.I. 1be cardJ. na1. in the resplendent robes of hi• oftio8. tprtnkied holy water upon the 1tJl1 llag-covered cOftin. Behind Mn. Kennedy in th• Whedral ut the luders oi Congrese and the cabinet and the chiefs ot state from other lmds. Mrs. Rose Kennedy, the Prelideot'1 mother, and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchinclou. Jacquellne'a moth· er. beard the ma~ wordis uttered by Card). naJ~. WIDOW .•• His Course Today Lile Whtt. Houae for the for- etell cUanitarlea who came from every corner of the wortd to J>9Y tribute to John F. Keanedy. Mn. Kennedy left t be WASHINGTON CAP) -on such great quabooa IJ But the pouibillty remained. WbJte Rouse shortly before Pre&ldent Johnaoo travda the NATO, the European Com-First ca.me the sad t.sk of 1 .. 30 a.m . W11htnoon Jritb..JqQii F. Km-~-the Fnmcb accompanrtni the marty?'ed to 10 to tbt ~ -'mid tbln leb GO President Kennedy's body to lhe ltood on tSa ..,_ 11 1he on war. tn meetlngl iC. on . the grave. Part of tbt journey fl.q~ Qlbt wu al.OW· with a maaive array of wwtd Wbdber ·.Jolmlqa, noted u was to be &foot, from tbt 11 llloapt from the rotunda ltafelmen. a masttt penuadef' •!ten be Whit. House to St. Matthew'• ad placed an U.. ~ Emyooe watehed far dam wu the Democratic ~Cathedral for the requiem drawn catuon. Dtrse IOUDd· u to bow Jolmton would pt of the Slnatil, wooJd pt le>-mua. then by car to Arlini· Id ta tbe bacqround. alOftl wtUl Praldent CWiel getber WW. De Gau.De on an toa National Cemetery, for a · From UM ~the form· de Gaulle of France. De ~ cllleaaioe of world hero'• burial. J'tr'll-panled Gaulle differed from JCennedy affain wu Mt Jet cmt&la.. ~ Atty. ,; DJGNITARIES ~ -and -• AA.u tbt funeral, Mrs. Ken· Sea.. l!'Arird ) ltaiDedy, -• ~ arranged to re<:eive the ~to::O.wi:':~u:..don'• Johnson Domg Joh ~H~n ~~~~: 35tb Pnlldtnt bore heroical· plunge. into hl.5 first round l1 the ~ ol her pief, of p e r 1 o n a I dfplomacy u ~~~~-Durilll! Vis· . -~~ed..... · be.a *' to -p ptioo -J; lf ln>d-him. • more -1 ....... AA: Nee y.terday abe went to By L~ WAGNER ..-wd Un&r' rrantDn ·D. nltariea who journeyed to WIDOW FOLLOWED "°'MAO the Capitol rotunda where his The man who declicated Roosevelt, is recaDed as bav-Wuhington to pay their rt· !he ·~ President. was followed au lM way •At•} .o!.BeTbmery C.Js'feulrv, ~"net. beseeJohnch ~~:~,!_Arxd •• n~-~y body lay in state to k.iss his Douglas Aircraft's ., mil-ing "at.ruck • blow foe free. apecU lo the late President on his Last b his 1-i. 34-.. ~ .. -i.1~. _.._ ,. ... ~~AJU .u.:U • nag-shrouded coffin. lion apace systems center at dom'' when be downed a Kennedy . . )OWlley y V•"""J yecu"Ulol,l W\,HWW, WbOfJ\ Yw uve just caDld out tJI. tbis •arid Mn. Kennedy walked ahead Huntington Beach ,fuat 11 hook.er ot bourbon and The soda! gatherin& in the who. thre9 11rnu had .kndt In prayer "!!!!!!!......!b&-• lzc.,pit·ltll·.bi pe and ~i"ilW: do at tMD. iei . of kings, chiefs of state and days ago today. is the Presi-brandl water. St.ate ~·· dlp.lomat- Capitol dofi£'-.. •• tilde hil cubll. : ~ ~ :-. him uildei10 the p~· •ften.. but b6iiir,llhn to former Presidents today on dent of the Uruted States. vice Prmtdent Richard \t. J.c reception l'OOIQS ~ the Caroline ~ John Jr. rode to the old red-happtnea·wkhout end.' • lbe last march she will make Lyndon Baines Johnson, as Nixon toured the world ., new President llttle opportu- bnck church in a car. When they joined their with the man who made her Vice Prelideot, had ,laid the eyes and un of Ptesi-nity for more than a passin~ mother. John-John, bewildered bv the solemnity MILLIONS SAY PRAYEJtS the Finl Lady of the land. cornerstones, ded.ic.ated de-dect ~ n. ~.contact with forelgn leaden cried for a moment. · ' Acroaa America, millions of Kennedy"s coun· From the moment the Pres-lense facilities. befriended He areued with KhnWlcllev with. whom be will ha~ more H' h k trymen uid their own prayers for the repose or hi! idenl fell in her arms F n day, Palust.aru camel drivers and ln MOl()()'M, foutbt o« Com-dealings later. is mot er spa e softly to tum. anlf his IC?a r.; IOUJ. President Johnson declared a national day shot by an assassin. she has distributed ballpoint nons to munist student d\aplaya ln Today's emph. u1s. however stopped. t"' l of mourning and "earneltly recommended'' that held back the sobs, much the Hollanders -all chores South America. was on mourning, not nter- All along the way from the White House to ~~tan _:~end~ · place of !' __ "to way the fallen chief did w~n befall Ule aecood-in~aod-Lyndaa 8 Joboloo wu national affairs. the cathedral a.nd in the streets around~ cathef-~to .. ~ d to bear in public ~ r~ Vim..,~1dency ts 8JlCJthw.-. -...,..,,. But In t.hue..ad mcMIU! ral tens ol thousands of Americans stood in s iience. ma.n.' • "-.. •·... -fiy pief of the losa of their a lonely post, almost one of ru. days ~ av« ~ day1 Johnson had to work OCCASIONAL SOB No words came from these countrymen of the man who died at a sniper's hands on Friday. Only an ~a.sional sob. Among those in the vast and glittering cathed- ral. with its magnificent red-and-white marble albr was a v.oman Who had been weeping for Jacqueline Sh~ was ~frs Eisenhower. whose eyM were wet and red. A mome nt before the St. Matthew's cathedral, which w:u Kennedy's infant ion last August. anonymity. Only a week ago Senate "lbe world'• p-ut. bu&iness ln_between the houri After today's ri1el she. is a San Franciaco columrust est dellberative body." of mourning. parish church, ls a drab red-brick building with a expected to go lnto seclusion questioned "what ever be-Joblson "New Dealer" Sunday be accompanl~d the 2~foot high dome. St.anding since 1898, and be-where she can moum alone came of L. B. What's-00. etected , ,.!_ __ with the Ke~nedy cortege from t ~ e grimed by tM 500t ol. the downtown area it OC.· and unobserved. name''' . to VVU&"-White House to the Capitol cupias, it is far from impressive in its e.xtemal From the church she went · . assistance ot FDR md later where the fla&-draped casket ~iarance. Arlin N ti al r a The names of V>ce Prest-to tht U.S. Senate, bad bead-was placed ln state under the -,..,..-lo gt.on a on \,A;me-denU an 1eldom remm>ber-ed the National Speice Coun-But its interior ls ~ glittering ex.ample of tery for the ~urlal of the ed unle6l6 they have left an cit, md 11 wu u such that dome of the. rotunda. Romanesnue-Byumtine ardtit.ectu~. with reillars man she mamed 10 yea.rs · int b deeda .. --a. he -·le<! u .. .,..; .. ,..,_ Beach He also talked over the fed · --,if. t d d bite b d lmpr Y or ~w.. or vw ...... '""'6......,. • era! budget for next year and of magn 1cen re ·all ·W carrara mar e IP ago. . Whit they the~selvea move oo to Bul ~ the ~e ~e he held a ton.level review of thtt ridlly colored mosaiC! of venetian glcm. Its show-This afternoon at the e the Presidency. "u actively politicking for ,. . Piece is a magnificent hi*" altar of ""'1ite mari>le, House she planned to meet Th R Ma hall Vi th n.. ti Party So tJ:oub~ South Vtetnamue .,. omas . rs , ice e ~mocra c . situation carved in India and decorted with colored insets in the heads of state and poten-President under Woodrow busy wu he with political Ca . · lhr h mass began, Mrs. Ken-the same manner as the famed TaJ. Mahal. tates, the greatest array or Wilson left as hls mark meetings -a luncheon and . trrylntg rl ?Ugll on tan abp-. to 1 · • J>'lln men o gma y se up y 0 B I T U l B I E S 0 11 T U l 1 1 E I I ES dlh gmtarleto• evedr dpaAym1o e1cma~ "What ~is countrr needs is a dinner -he had no time Kennedy Johnson beard 8 re· 0 11 T U A I om age a e.a er . a good h ve-cent cigar." to tour the tremendous Doug-rt r ' th u s b ---------President Among them w>ll J h N G h La I po rom tt · am assa· HOWARD, Nellie C .. 73. 162 FlRI'H, Allen Wiltiam, 78, 483 STJEVE, Walter Paul, SO, 2580 E TV be Prea'ident Charlet de 0 n ance arner, w 0 5 ayout. dor to Saigon, Henry Cabot P.. 18th St.. Costa MeH. Abbie Way, Costa Mesa. Newport Blvd .. COlltla Mesa. llrOpe Gaulle of France, who once Lodg~. Survived by daugbt.er. Mrs. Survived by tlOO, Davtd and Survived by wife, Dorothy; said "the ooly thing he want-White House sources 1ubse- Alberta Van Dellen, Wood-granddaughter. Services mother, Emme Stien, San-Sh Ri ed to take back from Amerl· s quenlly announced that J~n- lake. Call!; brother, Earl Tues. 2 p.m. at St. James ta Ana ~ght.s; brotbers, OWS tes ca was Jacqueline Kennedy." lV'K aved Li·ves son. appro~ed this ~hree-pomt Arm, Lone Beach: sister, Episoopal Church, Newport Fr~ A.. Sant a Ana To the admiration of mU-J J.' J ma1or policy directive: Mrs. E~ Stormont, Beach. ~v. John Parke of-H~1gbt.s:. Geor~e H., 8a)t LONDON (UPI) -The biC· lions. she hu shown strength OBJECTIVES San Jacinto; ' graodchil-fic.ating. Entombemeot An· City Mich · si$t.er' Doro-tel · · lmk. and d terminati Sh h dren. Services were held &elus Aibbey M<iusoleum. tbea' J. ~;· Coste gt« eVlllOI'\ -up ever e OD. e as 01 ~ c· • 1. The United States re· Mon. 9.30 at Bell-Broadway WeAcliff Mortuary c:lirec~ M Se . es Tues 10•30 seen ln Earope was set up remembered others In ~er WO . ountians mains determined lo help M pet. Int.er-tors. a.::Swes~~ ~. ~v. tOOay to bring to humredll of sorrow. She has been do~ South Vietnam stamp out the Memorial Fr '· W G _u.:~1~ .... milli { . both what muat be done :--packing Communist Viet Cong. HENDRY M ret w eo an.r. · utll'I UUl\;IG'Ul'f>· ons 0 vt.ewers 00 up to leave the White House . · ng in lieu · . arga · · .Interment Padic View Me-sides ~the Iron Curtain live Sh h "derately offer: Two Orange County re.sa-John F . Kennedy .aved his 2. Still in. force ls the Ken-Ctf nowen may contribute 1741 Tuatin Ave.. Costa morial Park. Family re-. e as CO.Dill . dents both o( whom credit life. nedy objective of withdrawtni to the J-teart Fund or the Mesa. Survived by dau~h· quests in lieu of flowers scenes of President Kenne-ed her help to her succesSO!'' ' · Baxter now 40 was en-at least 1,000 U.S. service- Methocfa;t Wesleyn Guild ~er Mrs. '.her~sa M: Liv-trien<ls make contribut1ona dy's funeral ill Washingtoo. Mrs .. Lyndon B. Johnson. 10 ~ late Presi~e~ Kennedy gaged in' a diver~ary raid men from Vietnam by the end Bell-Broadway Mortuary 10gstoRe. Riverside: sisters. to the Heart fund . Wtstdiff The relay w~ possM>le by the Job w~h won her per-with 89Ving their hves, today on J~efd Cboi.seul of this year, and pulling out directors. Mrs. Pauline Messin~. New-Mortuary directors. an A~erican <."Ommunications sonal acclaim. . mournect his passin~ with the lsJand, part of the Solomons, virtually the whole contingent port .&ach. Mn. ~1Ulbeth satellite. _ . On .Jan. 20. 1961. ina~g~ra· rest of the nation, and the irt November. 1943. It was one of 16,000 men by Januaq STlNE. Floyd M . fi6. Wh it· M~g. Costa Metia: 3 NOLI~. Donald R . :Ill, 2019 The Soviet Umoo was ooe li~n day, the world re101ced world. o( tho6e numberless forgotten 1956. tier'. Calif Survived by granddaughters Services T~slm. C'.osta Me.<ia. Sur-of t.h.e ·countri~ t.hal a.skeet to wtth h..r .. Today the w or I d1 In Garden Grove. Ray Star-slunnisbe5 or World War II-:1. All U.S. personnel In daughter. Mrs. Loretta were held Mon 11 a m at v1ved by pareo~ Mr. and rece1vP the pictures. Wl'l'pll with her. key. an oil worker . recalled forgotten. that is, to all but South Vietnam should aJd the Bundy, ~tller. I grand-Bell-Broadway . Mortuary Mrs. Vernon Nolt~. Hunting. ----the valor of the then Lt. Ken· the 65 marines imlofved. new. post-Diem Saigon gov· son. Services Tues 2 p.m. Ch'.l~I., Dr. E~ Hudson !O",. &~ch, Serv~cs pend· nedy in h~lping to rescue "Ale detachment had follow-emment "in its consolidation, Sm iths' Chapel. lntcrme ni 0ff~ci atin~. lnu"!Tient at m~ Sm1tl\s Mortuary. I w· d Belt Coast Kennedy's crew when their cd a s mall. swampy river in-in its d\?vclopment or public West.minster Memo r 1 a I F a1rhavt'n Meroonal Park ' Ill S torpedo boat. PT-109. was land to blow up an ammuni-support for its policies and Parle H'""ington Beachl ff:eU-Broadway Mortuary rammed and sunk t>y a Japa-lion dump. They returned to for winning tht> war against Masonic -Lodge No. 380 in1 director<; I BALTl l\Wf<l'UARIES ne-sc destroyer off the Solo-~ river surrounded by the Viet Cong." charge. Smi&.N' Mortuary! C11rona dtl Mar OR 3-NSG Crisp winds with tempera-ai-20 degree!' in ~omr re· mon Islands on Aug. 3. 1945. Japanese troops. directors. G~ Co!lla Meu Ml f.U2t tures in the mid-3011 blew gions Starkey sajd that he and Baxter recalls boarrung the oA•t v PILOT wllh wt1lch i. cem- tllrough Washington today as Along the Orange Coast, Ule rest or the crew ol PT-109 Higgins boats that were to ~,"'-~::W:P:CS~:O..!: ::.bl= Hl ... •ur flOrll BELL B&OADl\' A Y h nd:red f th nd f the wind broke six boats would have never reached take the contingent iiown-'°' CO!!• Mesa. N_, llMdl. IUV MORTUARY u s 0 ousa 1 0 peo-loo~ tn Newport Harbor ac· shore if Kennedy had nol led stream One or the boats _,1,,..._ IMdl •"" • '"'°""' SprinJdale 8MpplaC FLOWERS 111 Broadway, Cotta Meaa pie swanned into the nation's cording to the Orange County the way, towing one of the was smkklg under enemy ::'::'·..,""*"~':""a:'.::'~ cater by lJ a..u= capital for the funeral of the Harbor Department. MUlor more ontically injured Star-fire. and the ~r two were :,:':'::,~~~11&!~ ~t HUNTINGTON BEACH late President John F. Ken-damage was reported. Trees key, himself. st.ill has scarg crippled. They limped roward ICW!lla. Pr1m111e ••ant . ..., street""' Pboae m-1141 I 8Mf11f81 MORTUARY nedy. wer~ felled and signs blown from bums he received ill the tbe ocean. 'nlen, on the l:;.!'. • .._ Cftf•• "'-"" Celt. "'1 • I ...... .a tf .-_ m Main St., . A~1ross the United .s tates. down as win1s reached near action. darkening horiron, the fig. ...-. .... •"'-1•• ""-· i.-~~ Runllngton BtaC'h s1m1 ar weather prevailed a~ 45 lcnolc; In gusts. Friday. thf' day ot the lll"es of two PT boau ap-~'":.:. .. ,._., ... _. B R Q A D W A y Flower Sho p LE ..an te mperatures slid into the Oecrcasing winds are fn"f'-President's assa.<;<;1nataon , was J>('an'd • ms ..__, ......, • ..., low 50s and 60s . 1casl by thl' US. Wcalht'rllh<' 17th h1rthcla\' of Starkf'y·~ 'W• didn't want In he mis-11~ •- FLOWIR .$fo10P OR 3-6513 Southrrn California was R11 rca11 for Tuesday Trmp· ~on. \.rorgf' take" klr the ent>my. so we '"::~~~= ':.~,,.., Sf'rvlng th~ Jlarhnt Art'a I ~~ I WESTCl.IYF' MORTUARY mostly 1"11nny today u strong Oran~r Coa~t for !hi' n~xt In Ynrha I.meta. lloward tie~an 1>1n1Cin1i? 'Thf' Star ~"nnd .,~J• .,.,,, • .,.. ~·•'1 ., r .... I~ Nf'wpnrt Boult var.· SpanglPd Benner· anct any '::,,,";~1.'"i:,11~;.1~ i~!~;!0'~ \0 ~:~ f'"Mla Mf'i.a Ml 6-24417 ·i ~. ~;-:i r1>;i r:arlv momit1j! trmp· up ;., In R ctt~rN'~ nn thr Ma rinr paralrootlf'r, nntPcl othf-r jlatnot1r i;oniz!I \\P co11ld .. ,,.,. CN>•''"'' 1~1 "'•"" ,.,..,, f'raturu we-re up a' m11th jthrPP <l;n ~ jlha t 20 yf'al'!' a~n th•~ month thin k ol," Ru t..r rN;·aJlf'd. """"''hi"• '" c ' \ l ; I I ' ' . MO led hin '.1 J; By ., mm. 5 e • mall Pre1 trag ID>' n Coo retiJ exp· tJon of J It tr~ w.as the ere! f' ser· ta.II s .. 1gua KN G a J(E lier as!' I- set hor !'hC m • <'.ril lid lb! ( )m. mtt Se1 pre for \il( wh hu . I ~~ ~ ... ' • 1 •llY ,,LOT,,,.••w•au • Mon., .._, 25, 1'6J • MOMENT BEFORE -Lee Harvey Osw aJd 's face mirrors arrogance'": h~1 led from Dalla,, City Jail on his way to an armored car wrucb was to carry him to tht Dallas County Jail. ,, Oswftld~s • Se~rei • .. .. .. It Died With ~ Him, But ·He GaVe Clues To Marine Buddies • in By LES WAGNER Lee Harvey Oswald was delCri~Y H "friend- ly -but a loner" by for- rmr Marines who knew him at the Santa Ana Air Facility ln 1959 before be WU diacbarged from acl· ive duty. One of these was Paul C. Murphy, now with Hu«hes Aircraft Co. in Anabelm. wbO eerved with Oswald in Japan in 1958 and at Saab Ana ln 16. ''()swaJd WU not IUCb a bad IUY and not~ rabble rouer some people pa.t. eel blm," said M~. "He never tried to tmp_. Ida opinions on othen. unJea llOmeGDe e1ae started the diacussion. "He wu a very penua- sive lallter de~ IOme sort of speech impedi- ment," Murphy continued. "He enunciated predJely and knew how to empba- siz.e his best points. just like somebody had coached him at debating. "Oswald's viewll dis- turbed me and most of the other guys in the aquadron. but be wa1 always wry open abott bis Marxist feelings and after a while it got to be a bd humor- ous." Murphy recalJed that Os- wakf frequently spo~e in Rum.an "&I a llOf1 al U · • erase " nw ,.u.. tk9 19. had baken a BertD course and had hopes al going to the Armed Fon. Langu~ School at .... terey. Two courts ...nw, one for pnnesd,.g u -. re~astered gun, the eCbtr for usiftc insulting • pap toa ~d cer. tpCli1ed bis .-+ u Another who ...... ,_,_ dy.. of Oswald at th! Air Fadlity. WU Mid QI. bom. of f.abbod.,. Ta. -.. , mmcr • doable ..- with Onra1d for ..... • months at FJ Tan... said Osborn. ''When l talbd ..... him, I said to m.JRll. 'Here '1 a oommcm ,,., from Fort Worth who .._ big ideas -but what eould he do lb.at would be • earlh5bating... r " "He liked lo be _.alonr. • -ACCUSED -Nightclub spent most of bu ~ J L. ..,. . timt studying R.m5ian . . owner ac~ Ruu.:-nste1~. u lkt'd some .about his big manxled m Dall~ Jal I. Jllan5 for ttw futunl. and shot Ltt Harvey . ~aid "'as u sy t.o pt .-1 before eyes of millions. '4'11 h." Of;wa.kl ended his Manne Corps career oa Sept. II. 1951. wtilea Ille WU gjWll I 00~~ud hi the support of his mother. He wu placed ill the M.a· OM Corps ftaierw from wb.icb be W'U ciWll .. 1111- dnlratW ch~~ wMn his abempU to beconw a R u 1 1 i a • cilizen we~ learaed. ~ lbowed op in Moscow .a mcmlh later where ~ W'U ~by AliM Mosby. OJI I e:spondent for l.'llllrd Pres5-lntuaationa.1 He told .... Maaby be pl»med to ~ bb Americaa c:tljpn1bip t. c: au 1 e "capitalism has puled iU peak; I would tib to spend the rest ol my life here " "My mother has been a 1r0rker aU her file." 05- wald ap&ained. "She'' a good aample ol what hap- pens to worUn UI the United States. .. Al tM age of u. after watdltng tt.e way ...ten were tJuted ta ~ United Stata. and Necroes m t11e South. I was ~ far a key to my mviranmeal. Then I ~red Socia,_ lJterature." He told Mw Mosby he found "Oas KapitaJ" by ~rl Man an a public Ii· brary and WU f ucinat.ed by the «000mic theories Marx ea-pounded. "I concluded I would be>· rome either a worker ex· ploit.ed for capitalist profit or aa exp&oiler. or. lince there are many 1n this category. I'd be one of lhe unvnployed. •• 1iftnty-lbree da y11 atter he entered high IChool in Fort Worth, Oswald. 17. jomed the Marine Corps. bec&me an e.lectronics e11 - pert assigned "' a radar squadron . .a.nd was Sf!lrt to Japan. Ke bad beeo tramed Co~nty .. Oswald told Miu llosb1 that Soviet ofliria1• ..w.r meourqed nor dileolS'· aged bis eftartl to becm'9 a dlbea of tbe Sovie( u.. ioo. They t.old him it all de- pended Oii I.be •• pnlttical ... mospbere at the lllCllD!llL •• Oswald spent aart)' 1~ years in Raaia, WIMft .. married Marina HM ' I " n.a. a petite blmde .,,._ worbd ill • ........ ill Mimt. Since die &o9ll& Union Md re)ldld ... .- pticatioe far dfl .. and at the .... time ... refmed bba -ail dla. be WTGte .. Sell. Jalla ,...,._ u of Teua. Tbe sa.te Depattmmt reviewed .. caa. decMe4 Oswald De'fel' Ud w:bie9'ld ~t dtillN+lbip, Md thee loaned him SG5 to tab hb ' wife and dlild back ta Al'Mric.a. The visit a1 rrem mt K~nedy to Ddaa ... been annouaced -&elll-29. A few days later. 0.. wald ~ft New Orteam 911 got a )Ob at ti.e 'has School Boot DepoGtory .. a temporary .-arebome worker. It was from this ware- house th.at the lhot5 dial killed Prmdml ~ we.re fired. J • ~ t:_.... NJ Oelleo ,.._.. ... ,_ -"' p - -.t-.--°'"' .. _ JACK RUBENSTBN (RUBY) SHOOTS LEE HARVEY OSWALD IN DALLAS CITY HALL AS ONE OFRCER REACHES FOR GUN. DETECTIVE WILL FRITZ STANDS AT LEFT. . . 'Everything' Was Just Not Enough • From Pape l Oswald Died With Sealed t• Lips By THOMAS MURPRINE I ley1. And yet a thmg hke this evidence to send OswaJd t!l "l saw Rub~ lab al>ool arnond the Jail • a1tu11:. for camr to lhf> aid oi a polK'e· bv Kemed_v's death '1 am certain in my own lhas happened." the electric chair. h\•e or six stepg to•anl ~the trarisff'r man •·ho ~a~ bemJ( at.tac~ed ·He's been gomg around mind that the U.S. Secret Graber noted that 1t is Wade said he bad no idea •1 ;ild ." Co m be ~I ~td I · We thought there m1;ht he by .hood.I.um~ and "fought like the apartment saying "'t'hole 5e rvicedideverythinghu-a11?ain5t policy of the Service or Oswald's motiveli. They I.new Ruby and knt>• he some k:url of dlwrder." h<' a ti11?er poor Deis .. those poor mul ....... it.le to protect to divulge exactly how many died with him. Some of the ";isn 'l ~pposed to be there said Ruby ~ct.ed al llme~ as a kids.' " Senator said. "It .Y yvu,....,.. . outrage expressed across thP "I shouted 'J<K'k. you ~ of · O!;wakt. lttr the President. ~r m. his own clubs Hr, bothered him tremendoosly ... President Kennedy. ~ agents ~e assign~ 10 prot~t nation at Ruby's vengeancP ;1 bitch. what a"' yoo do-was beyond human aid. thmk~ or huni;elf .as a hrzhlt>r ln San Diego a former tragedy is that it wasn tithe President dunng a pubhc shooting wa1 based on thr 10.1;!' about thal timf' I hea"1 ·tt •as apparent when he BORN JN OOCAGO dancer in one of Ruby's night mougb." appearance. fact 6swald never will br 1:'H' shot. Oswald fell and pull-came in that there was not H . bo J k Leo ,clubs described ~ kilJer ol Thus did Newport Be a c h MANY ON JOB able to tell wt}at he knew anrl "rl IOel J . R 1 ~a,·efle. 1.-ho much hope of saving him,"I ~~~ ~1 a~ 19 1911n Oswakt Sunday as "a man Councilman Paul J. Gruber a· 1 · But he ed the never can be brought to jus· "as handcUffed to Os..-ald1 ~id Or Tom Shires. chief of' on of ~~~~ dti~ ·. · who always cani«I a gun and . . ' assur r_ne re Uce. rlnwn wi th him 1 looked al surgery Another surgeon. Dr I e i.••. . in a see~ proud of it." retired ~!n :ed -::::1are many on the. Job. aug· Rub y Is a 52-y ea r-0hl O~w~d ~there •as a lar~e \falrnlm Perry. had said al·,~;: ~as°°a ~~~~~-Mrs. Geneva Foster. now a express h II . . I meoled by k>c-al polJCe and the bachelor who likes to Wf':ll hole 1n hls blad ~.,,eater mos1 the s.ame words after nd aJltim g bl keypunch operatof' at ~- tion to Friday's ususimWonl nriJitaty services. "We always EX·AGENT SHOCKED nashy clothes and date shn" ''When I i;a., Rub~· run ou1 Kennedy died. ~erry worked f{e ~aked s i::, teU efne:'s e;n al ~-~. of John F Kennedy. I have enough men for three Councllm1n Gruber girls. He operates two club~ 1oward Os-aid. lhc~ '"as on both lhe President and Os· DaJlas that he left Clucago II said o( Ruby · 'I ne'VeT' mew It was a particular pe"'aooe1 . shifts. around tbe dock," he . in Dallas .. One is the Carou!irl ooth~g I could 110 bu_t ~hoot •al::t yea1'11 a~ bec3US" of run-in.: :11yone •·ho liked hun. H4t tragedy to Gruber because he I explained. where stnppers prance a Inn: ;ii him I Jul'1_. C<Mtlin t ha~e BLED TO OE..\TH with rhicago hoodlums as a loner and •. bul_lv. was intimattly famiti.ar with While every effort is made a11?ent dnvan g the Kennedy au-three run1"ays and an "ama· :ntten to him 1 I d 1-..1 HP became a new man '" Charactenose, I doo I think the task assigned to lbe Se-Ito prepare for any eventual-to ........ 1 t ...... _ hos taJ teur" night is held each "'N'~ Ruhy. in a bm•-n suit <tnd f TIM' ob u elld~a llrfal ve 'l"Jd OaJlas as a Oash.slv-dress he IS ~~~ ~el' than the ~I "y G-·"--_,_... th l . the muui e o "rt: pa was fo I I . I ho I to nap '-rim ff'dora crnu<"hcJ rom s .. a :s e !ii e . . . man '"' MJUO. cret Serv Cf'. ... . 'uuir:t •ovu:u a m I M r oca ~ s w wan , " . throo-t the . ht d f eel dealer tn lf'"al·zed ~~-M Foster d he ortt From 1945 to 1946 tlf' had I case or Presidents Truman., pre-p aM become professionals. Th " II!' J?Ot clnse enoul!h to ""' C>"' o . nJ? s1 e o .:1nrl chanJ.?M h.lli name lo • rs .· sai s • - ved on the White House de-Eisenhower and K e nned y. ''As p~rt of the rxlenstve other is the Vegas C"luh "" pnint-blank four toches or hL" bact. leavt~~ a butg~ un· Rubv , eel '"_Ruby s ~r-hours club. :i a. .. one of President HarTY there has been an in<..reased1 preparations. that agent ~ewl the out.c;kirts of business rl•' Ir"" ~ational lt'len~ cam· iP•llf'~ t~ s!Jn ll in1ured Mr" Grant Rub\· .. ~1stt'T ~ ~v« Spur, "' 1956 when S Truman's personaJ body.I tendency for the Chief Exec· exactly wher e the hospital trict. ft features a comic rr:i~ ll'f!T<' I r a' n ,.. d ,.., tiM' ~ s n. ~oc:e~!'t. k a;r1~. ran.~ Dall~· bar and . Rutn: . Ov.~s an atJ"C!Clft ~er ~ams . utive to be exposed to thPI "".as located an<I .~he fastest pretty girls. a Nc~ro h;inv6KW'I , ntht ::= hof t~ 1" P~ al~rt hounrrr hartcod(>r fM her Hr '\TU.AR ~1.\S' KNEW AC.F.NT~ "All thrt'e have had very "Our orders are tf any lrou-1 brinR their own liquor llRAWN ot,. Stell ='t de 1~" ·, om~I~ " "()On hran1·hed not an:1 beJ,?an "He "·as alwns a vulgar Gruhf>r knf'W many of I he close rontacts with the people blP develops alon,i: a parade! Wade said he had "no 1rll'.i ' ' 0 a 1~ t'm .. \ opt'ralmi: c-luh.c; nf his OllTI m;.n. ~loppih' dre~. H. agent.s who surrnu:-ded Presi· during public appearances." rout~. t.h~ a~cnt . dnvini;t th.e how Ruby i;iot into the und,.r As Os" alf1 rrumplf'd 1" itw-°'"' °' Ruh~ ~ four attnr-Short.I~ aft('r Rub~ .-a.~ ar· Sttm<'d to ha,·e no ~ den1 Kennedy at the lime the Gruber noted. PresidPOt s car .tS to gct .. •I grouncl !'(a rage where o~"' ;illl "' •wnd "ilh 3 dra" n out stl?h. l'M'' s said they plannAi to Pll· rest Ni. his s1~t('r c-ame lo ttw for anyone -even women. assassin'i; bullet slnJck. I The former Secret Service lout ~ there -.right now. wai; to be loaded mtn ;ui "t lea.c;I eiJ?hl polK't'men i=rab-IN a plea of tempor~ry ,., .. jaU to ~M' him She sobbed · If someone caused a ~ He sat before t.he televiluoo agent explained that in the! While now retaN!d now from armored car for the tran~lr• hed ~h~ Th(>~ rushed ,,•nm ~nit~ He i-as emolion.:illy and couJ?hed so moch that a turhance in his club, t.he per- set in his Newport Bea\:h event of an attack on the the U.S. Secre1 Service. Gni· from the jail al city hall '" up~irs to th<' !ail f 1 o r ~ upset because ~ admirM matron asked 11<-r if sht-want· !'Inn w~uld be dragged bebind home at 1412 Vivian Lane President. "It is the duty of her wa.c; obV1011sly sha~en by thr county jail seven hind,• while a hasttl~ summonf'd President Kenned) and his ~ smrlltnJt !'alts St.f' de-a service ~r and roughed up !'hocked and numbed by the tbe agent nearest at hand to the fact t.hat he rouldn. t h_avP away. Only policemen ;inrl ;imbul~ rushed ~akt to flit" so much they said . chned hefore polx-e arrived. Jack mu rd f' r ''This infamous ~!Us body in the place been al the Pres~en~ s Sid<' newsmen were i;upposed In lh the hospital lo d1t . Jack lo~·ec:i every prrs!: ·1 ronldn't hdp it.'' Ruby Ruby would hit ttw pMrml crime is almOlrt beyond be-of the Pr~'s _to stand He pounded a . fist mto the in~ id e . Press cards "'"'r Parkland Mf'monal ""'"'"dent. that i; h1~ pmbf('m. 'told h('r "Oon't a·OTT) about ••bile his bouncen •et'f' bo)d.. lief" he II a id. "I am between him and tbe lme ann or hls chair I checked and double-<:herl-<'d lal was prep•u~1 A leam of sa.KI Ins sister. Mrs Ev:\ L mf' .. mg the man. He •as th8t ~ .. of fire." "1 wish I had been there." .. ' .. 12 ~to_rs foul!ht tn sa' •' (~ Grant ol Danas. ,. Rub\' lt\•ed "tlh a mom-Im~ of pe~." . _ Grube ddt'd "tf you only he declared strongly j GLAD-HANDER w·ald ~ hft'. some o1 them thl' Ruby has a polKe re.ord m111r in a Sl6."l-a-month apart. Silt> descnbed R u b y a3 knew ~ a f th~ pamstaking ITOO QUICKLY During his active years ~ Ruby. n "glad-hander· an•1 ·ame doctorf' •ho tnd to In tMJ he was p1ckt'd up on men• and k<"PC foor doi=,,. a~ut :>-feet ~inches t.aJl. no meucurou.c;o worlc done by ~ Grube-r added. "It was ob-an agent, Gruber had been I practiced gale< r a s hr r , keep Kenned' ah\"' on t -"'"' a d&SO~rty coodocl charge 'l:\fO~CFI\' \81 I" p•:•nic;. with a receling hall'- Se before one of these vious VI ~ case ol Mr Ken· one of the US Secret Serv-1 known by many or the polu r and sa\ed Connalh and has bttn accuSt"d nf hq-· · • ' · !me anJ double chin. rv:~I triJ>6 Weeks be-~y·s tragic death. the shots l<'e's crack pistol shots He men guarding Oswald Steve Landf"q~:111 ""'''_.,t uor la11 \ IJla.JOfll' and of rar llW' roommatf' CiffirgP ~n-·1 nf'\'eT •a• ham 1t1 a fresh rres ts go over every ~me too quickly-our agents holds a u.s Treasury Depart· Oet B H Comlw>st II,. >lospilal ;tf1n11n1Mnlnr ""Id n ,n:: a <'a:le'('aled \\('apnn .11 <ilnr «ttd " \\a<. n~:ln:'eJ\ hart and f~uerrtly his b~ nr~, c;::r ag~ _ the train bad oo ch~ " ment c1tatJon for marksman· ~landing about. two fl'f't "" i 'he f'meri:rot \ 1 a I t ' • • ·n:c'"' "'~ Mrr thr '" r ahlr rh.it R1th\ '"''"' tW' •1t1 •ould t-t loc " He wu slop. :~rntl :r " thf' arrpor(."1. Grutier ~aid UM' qmck reac· c;h1p and w~ ratrd f'Xpert"1 from os~ald \\ hrn hr " \lertt'd bN· .. 11~ 1'1rrf' ",l T"m ., .... am r nr nl I 11 lrn' llm\ r• I'' r~ ~ '1 I hr "' '•'1 ..trm2ant a m•:m ht. hoii~gs: ~ck ~lrt'eb and aJ.il.loo ol tfW> Sec.:Tet Serv1cf'lw1th a pl'i°tol '>hot •uch a lar~f' c·rnv.11 t:A• 'f'•r'1 iMTif''' ...i1d th.+t Butn 11111 r ~Ill'\\ lhat hull\ ".t' troublf"(j U~ man · •• '• • I -: -·. t : .. • . - ..:-. .. -.. -· - . · -· •· • ••• -,,_ . J \~_( • . 'TOltCH HAS ,.A.SSED' ~ llidlard Cardim4 Cush- ing, ~year-old "Parilb priell" of the Kennedy ...... ,._, famUy eulogizea Prel.idtel John r. Kennedy in natioawtde televiled Maa • - - ..... T......., bwom>s Wl"ltf·POft-Pl '' 1t M.ar.r · 1tjcmo .... dl!Pope~. •we ·Shall Pay i durloC • -.. 11111 v-.., Jill& hlJ. Any Priee •.• " BOSTON <UPll -f'oUow - int u the ~rt ol Richard CM'dmal Cu5b..lng'1 eulogy ol ~ latt President K.-nnedy: A shocked and stncken wend stands helpless before the fact of death. that death broulht to us through a trag- tcally successful assault upon the lift ol the Pres1dent of the United States Our urtJ. est disbelie:f has slowly given way to 50rrow as mill.ions all e\IW the earth joln us iD la· • : inenting a Wentt that cal never again be bro«en. mnd the absence of a amile that cu never be seen again. For thole of 111 who knew the Preudent u friend u well u IA atecmM\, w01"dJ .k OUT attempta to expreu the an- cui* of our burU. It waa my privtlect to have been Maocia.ted witb John f . Kamedy from the earliest dqa ol bia public lite. to have wa&cbed bim mature tntb tYer~xpanding f'e8POGSibility. to have knotnl eome of the warmth ol bi.a hardy friend. abip, to aee tel&ed under pair! .... Jou tbe t&eely stnmcth ol tua character. I have ~n with bun in joy and in IOr· row. in decWall and in criM.s, among frieads and witb stran- gers, and ~Jmow of no one · ·•ht.._ ~ U. more noble perfecbon tbe quantiea ol p-eatnea that marted hU cool intelligeoce and hia brave bee.rt. Now. ol a auddem. be has beer'I taken from ua and we aball not aee his like again. ~ then att wbo wtll ~ttlJ PU triiNte to the Presided u a world fl&· ure, to ma um in po00ca1 life. IDd to hil devotklD in public Mrrice. Many others will rneMUn tbt WW. inter· eat.a of lUa. mind, tba lwift- MU o( btl. ~ •• ,J)le pow,r o( .. ~. and the efficieW . .Jllh~·· For me, ~.be to recaJJ lam on ·um day of moumJtlc u bUlband and fat.her, 1um>anded by b I a Yount and beloved family. Al· tbc>a«h the 4emaoda ol office carrled • often Oil long joumeya _. filled even hia da1I at bomt wttb endliUI la- hors, how often he would ditftcuJt for her than for M1 make time to share with his otber, bot Providence baa 10n and daughter those few blessed her as few tueh worn· minutes th.at could be his. en in history by allowing her What a precious treasure they hero bueband to have the dy- are now in the memories tJl inC ciemfor1 ol bet' ~ two fatherless children! Who When men a peat ol th.ii _. amonr us can forget tilOle hour in times to come, hJ cbildisb w1y1 which, from will ever ncall bow wiell her time to time, enhanced the frail beautJ m*bed in eour- elegance of the Executive age the .tefwart Wiii iU who MaDJion with the touching wu her buiband. Our citi- 1cenes of a happy family life! zens wbo bad 10 many n• At bis aide. in understand-IODI for boidJnc her per.- Ing and affection. has stood in a mO&t protOund rlllped a.lway1 hls cracioua Mtd mUJt DOW tind • .,_ wider dl.armin& Jacqueline. True al-claim fo;r the nobility al. bs way1 to the ob&iglti.onl ol btr apirlt role aa mother, the has liven One caanot think al. the late new dlmens\ona to the trytnc Presldent witbaut tbtnlrin& demuda ol beinc America'• U.O el the lil1M11 et public ~· ..... --...w. ~ ..... beq ... tlk h 1 'ttWil "*4 -ll~·11<n edl•i..·~ .,,.. ... ._ ..., ~j~wu.to,~1.eWr ...... ~ •. tor .~al ~ ly Na'procatlld iJt.1lla.ptida of· t*ll and kl a varilty of her. From wherever men look tasks. Uris ~ublic on one lev. out in etemity to lele the el or another hat been en- workings of our world. John riched by the blood that wu Kennedy must beam with new ao wantonly 9hed on Friday pride in that v&Unt woman Lut. John Kennedy fulf'Uled who ahared hie lft even to l:o the hiahest oMce .available the momeJa\ ol it. cloM. to him the loni dedication ol Theee houri m~ be more bis family. It iJ a OOMOlation 'A Piece of Eoch o{ldfi)ied' Nation~s Leaders Bid WASHING TON t t:PI 1 -which the laughter came. He "At e.ach great crisis In our couli1 have obtainPd 11 more ...... """' ............ ..... ·~::_,,..., --.., --:.: ... ,,. ~ J , ., ..... ., ....... ... W .. tal ...... ,_ti. ~ ...... --. ......... ....... - il ..... ,... Pnili-:-.: u1 rt::m= ..... a:::A::J 7 H f .... ' ............ ""*-......... tilt...,.:., ... fr. wwtd. fall al. 1llaD IDd .................. el adila, ,. ,,, ~ .mt. ..... pr1 &• ... dml,a; .... -• ,.., --lilt. -ill,... ......... lell .................... .f ., ·ri .. , ''• .1 . · II ~ ' ~ Ren an the remarks by i J!llVe us a good heart from hu;tory. we have found a lead· I able leader In a ti mt of such Seut.t Majority Leader Mike from which a ireat leadershJp er able to grasp the helm o{lcns1s. President John P Ken. ,. Mansfield. Hou~ s p , a k e r emeried. He gave us of a state and guide the country nedy posseued all the quall- Job.n McC<.rmack and Chief I kindneu and a strength fusedl through the troublM which be-j ties of greatness. He had deep JU5ll<"e Earl Warren aft.er the1into the human courage to1set It. faith. complete confidence, dud President's body was seek peace without fear "In our earliest days when human sympathy, and broad placed int~ Capttt>I Rotunda. "He gave us of his lo•·e1our strength and wealth werelvision which recogn11ed the Seu~ ~mec:ratie Leader,that we, loo, in turn. mightlso limited and our problems' true value~ or freedom. equaJ.. MBte Maasfiekl ef Momlau: give He 2ave that we might so great. Was hington and Jef-tty and brotherhood "' b I c b ""There was the sound ~ give or ourselves. that we ferson appeared to lead our have alway~ been the marks laughter and. in ·~~doment5\_1~ might give to one another un-people. of the Amencan political wu no m o r e. "" , so. Jn: l -'~ toot ring from her finger til there would be no room. no "Two generations at-er, .., ~am. and :Laced tt in his hands. 1room at all. for the bigotry, when our country was torn in "He had the bra\.ery and '1'bt.re wu a wit in a man I the h.atred. prejudice and l-Ne in a rratricida.I w.ar d ~n,se. ~ personal duty whkh neither young nor old:. bot. a the am>gance whidt' ct»nverg-Abraham Uncoin · ap)e.'aredlmatte· hJm willing to f8ce up trit full of an old ".1an ~ wts-ed in l!1.:l moment of borror lrom the man of the people lJ the great tasl.s or be· dom and c;>f a child 'tw.itsdoams to s. rike hi.n down. , as a leader able to reunite the m2 President in thr~t try-and then U1 a momen 1 w , • , . . no ~ore. And. 50 she took a ·1,1 lea\.11g us -the s e 1ncthon. mg limes. He had thf' wannth rinl from her finger and'g1fts. Joi:.n Fitzaerald Kenne-"In mo~ recent tunes in and seni;t of humor "hid! pl2eed it in his hands. dy. President of the United t h t critical rlays or tilt dr· made the burden or the task "'l'Mre was a man marked StatPs. luvea .,'lth ua. Wul pression and tht l[rtat wars hearable for himself 11nd his with the 11Cars ol hi~ love .or we take I.hem. Mr. Pruident~ forced upon 1a hy f''asc111t ll!ISOciat.es anrl whwh m:iclP all _........,. a bodv actlvt w1Ut . . k \.VUUU I· ol . I" f rar Wt -'lll havt now. the M!M5f llgj?res~on. frankhn T)elano mds or div .. rse peoplP( and tbe surge a "e ar, .. f, c, m spent and. in a mo-and the n!sponslb1hty 11nd the R~evelt ap~ared on t h (' r11cei1 ea~er to bi' ;mo'°iated SUN SHINES DOWN _ The sun strea~ t.hrou&ft li.nf Kennedy and dau ter D r 1uft1 T ment, it was no more. And. coura~f to takt them~ scene to r('organiu the coun·, with htm m his ta~k 11~ ha~ the win~ows or the Capitol Rotunda as Mrs. Jacque. at the coffin ot the ~ p;.esidro ~ne, kneel to so ahe took a ring from M r .. , pray to God that we try and lead its revived citi· the tenacity and thr rlt'tf'rmi· en · -nd laced It in his .. . ,. n1tt1on to l'Brry Pill'h ~l<tl?(' or • ;:;!;; a P will 1t'n~ to v1ctor:-r. finally, onlv his ~eat work lhrnu~h lo it.sand for a future world ofl 'John Frtz«erald KaMdy.'tory ii that we do not Jearn.,lhemselves recoil fro .. ~re was a father with 3 Heaw Spea~r Jolin Mr· recrntly. when the cold warlsuccessful conclusion peace." a ~at and r:ood presklent-1'WE CA.'t LEAR.~ sination, but who little bo and a UttJe girl and Cormad1 ltf Mauada•11ttt1: "a~ buildinl( up to tht su-"Now that our grr:it lrad-, . ·I tht friend or all men o( t:ood· "But su~I " . sbrin.k fr 0 m 1 rea tht 'or each in the other · o\ny citizen or our belovt><1 pr('mr crisi~ of a thrtattnPd rr h:i~ ht>rn taken f·om 11~ In (hlef Justitt Jo.art Warru. 1't1J -a ~lie,-er in the~-' Y ~can learn iflvenom . p and ~Y moment. it was no country who looks back ov('r nucll'ar war capahlt> or dr· a cruel death ''f' ari• hound "There are rn,. events in l it nd . ,. f1' d h :~ bavt the _will to do so . wh.ich londles ~e'"A~o so. she took a ring its history cannot fail to see stroying everything that ou r lo feel shatkrrd anct twlpl."ss our national life Utat unite 1 ~:11 ~ings~~r fCX' ~-.Surriy there as a lesson to or •. lt tn ot~ers? from htt finger and placed it that we _have been blessed' cc·· ·.;or11 had so car('futly in the fa ce of ou1 "''' This i!i American!I and so touch the tice; and·~ of~ has be learned from this tragic Our nation Is ill tu.a bands ''°'th God s favor beyond most built: one. aga:n a s rong, but natural Rut a~ thr fif!l heart of aU of us as the pass-~n snatched from our midstleW!Dt. The whole world is "111trt was a husband who other peoples land courageous man appear-I bitter ~angs of our '"' rt'du· p eside of the I by tht bolld ol an assassin I ··u we really love t b 1 C'a'USe ol his lo55. B ubd much and gave much! "Ar. we cather here today, ed ready Lo lead u~ 11ous gner began to Jla's we ing ~ ~~ nt "What ved . ICllJUDtry · if trul lo . 5 all be better Amert · · and the bowed in grief. the heartfelt must thank C:od that "'" were I Uni · . mo some nus-· we Y ve J\11-cauS"e John Fltzgera and. out ol the gJVlnl isympathy of the memben of,JNEVITABLE FATF. lpnvtleged. however hncfl . ··There Is nothing that adds guided Wrdch to do this bor·.tice and mercy: If fl rer-nedy has ~sed our .um&. wove wtth a "'°~~ the eoqreu and or our peo-"No country need fear M>1to have had this i:r('al m1n shock to our sadness as the rtble deed may -~ bejverrtiy Wlllll to make Um na-cawe he has been ou ~ cou~ not 'be b~~ was pie an extended to Mn Jae. loni as God lD hb tnftnltelror l)ur presidtnl For hp has as&assinatlon of our leader kncnm to us. but Wtr do tncJw tion better for tboee who a.re leader at 3 tlme in lilt and.· an • momen · ; k a quellne and 00 Ambassador goodness continua Lo providfo now taken ht~ pl<tt'P :in1rini: chOSen as he ii to embody t.ht l~t such acts are eommonlYtto follow DS. we c:an al leut when hi~ character :: ~ "t 80· fisnMPr 00 11nd and Mn. Jottph p Knnedyt the nation with leadus ab~e the ireat li~urP\ nf "'trlt! ideals of our pcopll'. the faitt i;.imulated by forcf'S of balnd abjure the hlrtred that con-and ht~ quiet co~r "I ro-.. r h g d and thttr loved ontr Tbdr I& (Utde 1t lhrou.P the m1r-hi&tory uf' havt In our mstltution :md matftvol~. such •.ti>-"'~ pecpie. the fals. accu-tnahltd him to chut plac.d h~~n ~:!t :i~~:d ;a~ rtrtp gntf I~ <1lso Sf'lf-~artd Cf~..,tVf' l'rl~& "ttich sttm 10 "Whilr ih1\ 1 >n 11,, , •rin anfl our btlitf in tht rathtr ;1-Y· ar. utinJ thttr wa~ .into ~lions that diV'lde U~ and thf. ~aft (' o u rs f thro =~ a ~fin · h' rountlt~ miUlon~ of per-llf' Iii'" ir1,.v1l11hlt fltP nt an\' nf rtr rp \nrrM 1t 'hl'tulr1 -ll~n hood of r.od and thf' hrothfor ,:;: bloodroum of Am~n<"an bittn'Mss that bt&tls vio-~hMI~ of treachf'f ~n\ lhrou2hout th'" .,.nrld. gN>lfl n:.t1nn hft nnt nf rif'rltratJnn \\,. 111,1,1 hood of man j . lence jtl'tal f'OCompa~t. lht Rl'\f,\ \ COl RAC,t, ('(lnsidtN'd ~ Pf'r<.Onal ,,.~~· \urtob "" rountn '"'Pr h;n " lhf' rtf't .. rrnin-lti.... '" \uch mi,fprlunp· h.11H bt' • \\'hat 111 fin~ •t pay Mr · h 1t tno much to hope that "And now thal I "~ piece of ~arh nf u~ fttf'd eel' it' lf OM h.ttd ln,1 a fac-f'C'I mort ilianr1r pmhlern~ un1tt and c 111·n nn lh• 1,11 11 f:1llrn th'" n.-.tion on nlhf'r m h•~ ,,..,,_,hn'm thfo ITIV'l\ ~m of our belovtt!, llt \'td of Ui~ almost •F .t thal momtnl YPt m drit.h to' f"f1 mPmh4"r o( hts n" n Im I h 1 n nllr·. Ln lht l1•t r'" or .lohn F1t1.;"'1 _;ilrl ,..,.,,,,,.", c,.. ''"" h11t °"' rr nl<lr> I II tq. ~fn ;.ud that U~· ~s1dfnt m1tht &'"" .,ortt'n m~n hurd~n~ 1J. f' impo. ~ £1\,f of h1m~lf lo II(, He mfdiatt f.&mUy ~UT\ and AW'f'h no countn ,for ' •tretifthtned \nll'rlf"a iibotlintly than t~o d;i \<. "~" 'lnh thin£~£ warn from hu t~ hurU of tho!>e 'Aho -oulc1 li1m. ma)' he rf'!\t tn pt r '· .... ~ ~ ' ; t ~ t 1 ' J , • i ' t I ' • ... .. .. "· •• .. 9 t ~~ :. ';J! •·. ... I ... .. . t I ' ' r ~ I • • • ' • I I • •.. •• • . . . ~·· ... '· ' ... • ( :r.:1 ~ ,: , • • ..... • Jack Ruby As · Tough Described Guy, Loner II '41U ... ~.-...-I Mon., Nov. 25, 1'6J -~ . .-a Uk.e J~ , but HI :~l" • •uy, under• tau0 IVY• Utia Jaclf.... hit ~·t ~. ~tw(J l'IOd IUY· He'd Ht's 1 1-ef. '*'· "V18 know llow Jt wu wfttl give you 1 buck lf you need· He'a •sno&nal ~ ru1 emo-btm!.,Anhn•l•. Three doC•· ed tt. "' M'VJ!r liked lo aee ----------- tioaal. He ru. • ._ Cats. ~~-=~~i~~ii! Ruby la • A CQJ> wbo aaw bim ~ busioesa el in on Lee Harvey Oswald, die He doesn't d1* ...._ self·styled Commwmt .ccm-doesn't cu,.; · ,.. __ ._ ed of a.uasainatiJlC ~ "He's a real,.,.-.,Ji;"• Keonedy. acreut.ed: a.. ladies " • •· • ''J a c le, you IOD-d+ But he ·LI .... 4.. ~ ~ ... --'!"--bitch." .. He didn't need • Munc.r . Jafl~ Ruby ranu:Md 6'1 "-caia&d balldl. u. n1ck:tl-plated plstol he...,_,. waa proud of tW." • carmd ~lo 0.-.alf-nd paR· He didn't see U.. am too ed the ~er. -"'~· Jack Ruby. But be Oswald dted a ttaJe mo dicfn't want to ~1J,at>by. 1Je ~n 111 hour ...... . w•• only mechum ~ nf ~ \. I'D chartt R:&6J wtth mut• b8d ·a heavy bui•d .. VINYL JACKETS ,LAIN VINYL and SUEDE ~ : der," said Dllt. A!Q. HlJ l'IWUlger al ·the· • l!l!l~I~~· Wade ot the mu Wade bad club Rllby owns, the Veg,Q; ~ • • • .. met only the ni&llt ~ore. ctnnkini and daDdn& ::. s· ·5·,·~ s -s 9 9 s A '1NAL MARCH -President Kennedy'1 ftag- draped colfin i:s flanked by enlisted men from all \n·anchet of service as 1t move.s up PenM)'lviania Senator I 'Ordeal' CU"'t t.-....1 A ven~. Cle'1)' ol three fat~ preceded cailson bearing coffin. ... Caisson Carried wben the a t t l ~ joint put it this way: owner craabed a DIWI .. Ruby woru out with uae ference •! pollce rewi11ed body building enrdsea evuy mor:e det.aila ~ tlMtlr c Illy ill bis apartJneal. S.... agauut Oswald. timft be & 0 e 1 to the t "l can take ea.re of my-YMCA " self'." Ruby always boallUd. nte ·manager, Geor&e Sen., H1~ real name jl Jack ator, uid or Ruby: Ru~nstein He lllowed ap bl "He rett very badly about Dallas about 15 years aio. the Kennedy aasaslination moving in on Big D's night and bad been aayjq· 'Oh life with a nringi.ag liU.Je that pcor family.' " · ' place called the Silver Slip-ma former business auo- per. date said he thought Ruby The c.op. know Ruby, loo. came to Dallas from "maybe "I know all the policemea." Chicago .. Ruby breezily told W~ at "He ·1 ·a rul fast lalktr ... the preu cool~. And but he'1 got a little stutter the newsmen. I Just came ---------- down to listen in." I That's why it didn't seem stranie t.n have Jack Ruby Ruh'' 1 ~-lled ! pop up among the crowd of J \....a ROME IUPJ) -Ma· newsmen, pholographers and No Help dame Ngo OU)h Nhu sent stetson·h a t t e d detectiv~ 'N • ' B ' :~lit:f.:r~~:·:·ff: Roosevelt's Body ~~rE~~~~=:I lt'e • oy must be particularly un· The pohce knew hirq for B" F ncnd ' T 0 Id beatable "because of vour WASHINGTON IUPII -A I a r I 5 ° n ol Roberls· other r~sons. Like two ar· .fa 0 swa ' habitually we 11-s.helter-The .black-d_raped c~lsson that dale. Va. . l resu for carrytnt a contealedl SAUSALITO, Calif. llTPf)I . . : ed life." earned slain President Ken· l'he tradition of lhf' '·capan-lweapon, once in July ol this1_A former actor"s •.ent m [ Mme. Nho suggested oedy's body was the same ~e soned horse" st~tches back year, once in May of 1964.l oa:n..s who knew Jack Rubyl WASHINGTON /UPI ~ that the aasaaaination of that held the body or Franklin centuries lo the time when a For violallng a dance nall both professionally and aocial· G T RT Presldent Kennedy was D. Roosevelt 18 years ago. fallen leader's horse would be onhnance in 19159. And JUSt a ly met ''it is inconceivable Sen. John . ower, . ex.. . r t ·r· ed t .. , bu-'-1 led an act of God. She term· The cmson. one o wo sacn 1c a 1us •"" . few daya ago for aeg:rava to me that he could be IO uid today he did not help Lee ed "an ordeal which God maintained by the Army's Today the custom u re· assault. He bad a fight In an· violent." Harvey O.Wald. accused &.S· has bestowed on you. 11 ceremonial 1st Battalion, 3rd served for military funera.la other nlibt spot. A guy beck· Ruby fatalJy wounded Lee ....ui cl President Kennedy. She compared Kenne· lnfantry Regiment at Ft. or general efticen. The boots led rum. Onrald s:otipeded a.ss...m r.O.U. u, the United SUtes dy's mlU"der with the slay· ~eyer. Va., also waa u~d are .re~ersed . in the stirrups "He's a little odd," 1 al d of ~t Kennedy. from RU&&ia. ing of her brother·ln-law. inf ~ th1e bu'!I cer~m;u~ lo signify .! vtew bac~ on the Bill ~ar, bothe ~ster ~ Dean M. Jenninp, 38. said ...... e fact.a ..I~-matter are President N o DI n h o wae wo un owns o or career of Y"le man be\DC hon-ceremonies,, 1111111'5 oe Ruby wu a "very nice boy, UI Ill LllC D r v· t'N .. War n and Korea •• spokes-~-It t' i pp er. at the earou.et bul ........ o( "'-.--i.-- j tJ t .. Tow 1em o 1e am an.. ... ·t ·d -..... UPQ ·~,....,-.-,. Ult enc y oppos1 e. . h h ba d ' iman for u1e UIU 111 . 1be caluon ..... one of two C1ub, '"But ttt'M"don-, No oee took him too llll'i· er said 1n a statement. er us n . It wu built sometime dur· full eeta ol. ca•aeona and equip-t:riotic." OUllJ . Tower' a presa aec:retary. lni or perhaps even before menl matn&ahwd by t b • "Far a back." arid lib es-.. Bubf dkta't llDOIEa • a.Id .. _ d World War 1. al a time wben r JD 1 •1 centncmW Wiit. ,......... clrllllk-.1 aeww... .. l\.~n Towery· a •..:: un e!-llatc..Sbll caiuona "a:•~ ~ al....., _. "'nit Oil G~·· .... .,_ a.r.-..._,.. . •"Be W. ~ ~od manv ~r~a had cat-_,_ ""'' alvary end •&dare._.-. .-. ,,..it ............ :. a .._..,..._. '6llll. · ~··"6M t 1 ~ ~~\9P ·~\ the •• · :· the wpoke11Mn I · . ~~~ r~titarv ~ll at the J>Ji'sident'• ~-But ~ cM·file tao gatn~e a)\d J\e "'l h~ ltt.l~ ,..0.swald .,~~rrt_ :._ "' · I The caisson wn 'dnwR:-by ~tllngton~ Natton~l C°emf'lery. butfMsi; .. ™~nve· fdr mt had •'temper wtwm ~-" ' r1J~\t IOlO "the l:'.Jnited ~ • IIJ·eat, lllX gra~ horses -UlNe "and sometimell take part tn hoUdavs Ill this low!'· Two Jennints WU eout.bwest cfj.f . oHer hf' attempted to them with riders -and I~ u many as l:; to 17 a day. month~ or free spending and rertar for the Amencan Guild : to the Soviet Union. p S by the aect1on leadtt mount· a spokeAman said it cam~ yoo throueh lM ol Variety Artists 1n 1956-57 ~ 1mplicallon that .we Ope ays ed on a seventh.horse. It was Originally. thf' two <.E'<'.· rest of the yur.. lieu now a Califomia wine' eJ the guy get back into foUowed .by a riderless black tioned ca.isson11 were u!>ed to "The business 1s shot fm-rompany uecullvf'. / rlnth, larorioH M~r.N-.r-Fiaelt Rayo. 8'till Ll•h•& ,1., strenfth ..; ~led lad frf'aff'd fttr t~ wom11 el d.latludl\O taste. AvaB· abfe b1 Whlt~Browa aM Green. Aft '"" llef1I la a dam, doU1 , ... , aod warm water for .,.mal duDlaf. VISTA DEPARTMENT STOttl 115 W. 19th VISTA SHOf'ftlNG CINTll IN THIS MODERN AGE • • .. al• ap.clallml W • Are Exp•rt in tfte Repair of Footwear for ADULTS and CHILD REN -All othen art referred tlHwhertl- The Cobblers Bench Custom aootmaklnt & L .. thercraft • • ''•1 SHOPP••. caMnR • I. 17th ~ lRVINE ~ afNtlfC .Har 1.Mpplnt whllt we rtpalr yoar 1hoe1 -•r enJo!' a eap of coffee whiJe yoa watt: Othttr StMH: Brentwood. (),.ta M ... a, WHtc~mr " country is just 180 de· VATICAN CITY IUPJI _horse. w1th cavalry boots re-bring field guns and ammuni· Thanuiiv1t1~. C h r 1 ~ tmas. He descnbfld Ruby ~ • 1 &rees wrong." T~wer.y said. Pope Paul VJ told JO,OOO per· versed in the stirrups and a tio~ Into ba~lf' hy calvary anrt New Yl.';ir's. Man ... ~ho·a gon-"smafl operator who al.~ays ~~-Tower wd hls ~fi~~ru ~ m. Pe~r's ~uau•heathed s~r w~~·a~Uery uni~ na I•~ 1t~ui~~Miw~.~~~~wiain~~~~·~bi~~~~~~~~b~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r receJved a leUer from Oswald Sunday that the assassination ed fr~m the aa~e. . !::-~~-~~~~~~~§~~~~~~ 10 Januacy, 1962, stating ~al of President Kennedy reveals ~h1le Kennedy s coffin. wasl~ he wu a citizen of the Um~d ''how great 3 capacity for being placed atop the c.11Sson St.alee bein( hel<1 against his hale and evil there is aUU in yesterday, the snappy black wishea in the Sov1et Union. the world and how great a horse cau~ the eyes or U~ "I forwarded ttt1s letter to threat to civil order and Kennedy children. . the St.ate Department for their " Mrs. Kennedy leaned slight-. .. T -u ''Th peace. ly toward Caroline W explain State Qllc:ds~:ied UdoW' of h .. . r •.on J . analy11:11, OV(er -· e The Pope. Rrl~t U. t ad"ti of the riderlQs my ...--,.,~ter -~ -:..h . t. Ltltle John T. poin . F;;""' of ltM th t Mr, bis bleasing to tJW auiwy al the horse '" youtbfuJ Adml· ~ald 'fJ nvorn to a~ affi: larie / cro.wd assembled be· ration., . •vit that be owed his allt· low· saJd · At tunes as the pr~ess1on giance lo the Soviet Union "Very. dea~ children, we1moved toward the cap1t?I .the •nd that he•had renounced his I cannot m this moment of ho r 11 e .appear&:! sk1~sh,1 American ciliteoshi.p. c o m m o n prayer take our _orancin.2 1t~ hoo~es and 1erk· .. G. "" t f f 1 thou~t. a saa thought. away Ul( against its bridle. The sun- iven ...,,a 10 orma ion from the crime that in lhf'i;e light glinted on the Pmpt\ d~ the ~ase . ' had .no in· 1 daya has aroused thf' deplor· boou. The horse was held in t.ention of interceding 11l be· ation of tht entire world '' line bv Pvt Isl Clas11 Arthur1 hail oi .,yone who lad re· · MUnCed bis American cib-1 ie:nship .net 1wom ailegi-ance to the Saviel Union.'' ly I. J. 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An Sld'1 place hll long been the police afraid to open t.bti.r under the eye ol Ne records blew• &hey might Bucb ~ and hit B 1 u . been med Bttt tavern bas been the sub-against. me!" jed • a-rontinuifig;invmiu--Sc:iimhMid .. dtJ ... .u:; hon ordered ~the City CWJ!· hav\. ~ ~ to c11. allo ... b.iJi ID •esomiaea'b of Sid. however. chums the his "investigations," tbouah~ dty ill p~jud.ked aiaJnll his they are public reamb. operation. He ~lai.J:na a cli~-"I've tried to get arrested tele ol f.ducaton, proftssion-on minor· things like not tum- al men and even deputy dis-ing down mua.ic." be said. "so tnct attorneys. they woul4 subpoena these PLACARD records, but they wcm'l do ii:" . During the put yea.r, Sid Sid 1 most V\slble protest declara be ha.a ~Qlbl about a~al.ns1 City Hall u a lar~e 60 minors allempting to buy placard ov~r the bar of his beer or wine with fake or al · place front.in~ M • narrow t.ered driver's licenses and nght-of-w~y at 10.'> 22nd Place. selective service cards. tn effect, 1l charau C11.y ~ ~, 11 OD his back. • ""· .(LTER.ED w, : ": ~ A policeman came in..... lkt\ eltered ticedil c• Mt -:w ~ ~ • ... .. rto . ...., . ... ' !_ ·i· midnight Wednellda}' to j>liC'IW I SJCI> fine. plus suspension ot ~raph the gi~n. SolCar said dr'Mng pnvileges, while an Soffer. a :ll-year-old ex-faltered d raft card is a fed· carpenter declines he·, a cru-1 era.I crime. sader for 11tricter enforce· "I've even had to press the inent or law!i violated by tip-iuue myself in M>tne cases piing lf'f'n-a~erll who alter to gel theM> kids prose<'Uted,'' 1dentificalion papers. 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BASTES MEATS, FOWL PYREX EACH · BASTER 4 9.c · • ANAHEIM-1221 S. Los Angeles SI. 111 Bill Rd. • FULlfRfOll-920 W. Commonwe1llh 11 Nichol11 • SANTA ANA-910 W. 171h SI. 11 Flower • ANAllEIM-STAllTOll-10500 Magnolia al Cerritos • HUNTINGTON BEACH-7742 EdinQer wesl of Beach BIYd. (Hwy. 39) • SAllTA ANA-2311 S. Bristol in Bristol Cen;. • COSTA MESA-297S Harbor BIYd. al Baker SI. • NEWPORT BEACH-3100 Billbo1 BIYd. 11 llsl SI. • TUSllll-130 S.. "D" SI. in Tustin Squire I '· . . . ·--·-----·-·-----,,,.. -. ..... -· -----...... --. -------------I .. J .. ~--.---..·· C r s p I c d. Canadian Pilot c·astro . Blames Right-winger$ ongress Two l. . i ots ana 1ans Given 30 Year1 P I l(ill d . v· Doubtful HAVANA (UP() -A mil· roposa s e Ill 1etnam O'ITAWA (UPI) -Canada itary tribunal aentenced Ca· nadlan pilot Donald Lippert mourned the death of Presl-to 30 yean In prllon Sahu· HAVANA 1UPl1 -E.rne&to thniat.ened by tbe most un-D } ~ ~AIGON-South Vittllam added there were DC> Pan• dent John F. Kennedy today day for fiYlni explo1lve1 lnto (Cl\,t\ Guevara. mml.Ster of scrupulous. ferocious and e ayea CUP!) -Two U.S. Air Forc. ol aurvivort at the lcentl ol and wondered about his llUC· Cuba. indl}blrY. said last night that war-like monopolistic o.li· pilots and a Vietnameae ob-the crash. cessor. David Milne, uotber Ca· ''dark and sinU;ter forces" 1archy-and with the most server apparently were TW t nadlan pilot ainsttd with v.ert tx-h;nd the assassin-murderous potential-that the WASHINGn>N tAPl _ killed y~terday when tMlr out ; men were seen balllni Flaga everywhere were a Lippert Oct. M after they atwi~ of P1 ~··· ·, t Kennedy hi~tory of humanity ~as ever Tax reduct.ion and c l vi 1 propeller-Griven B-28 bonlber about ~~en~: half ltalf. Hen in the capital landed their carco plane at an d. his arr11. A I killer. Lee known," Guevara told elec-rtghu. Pl'eaident KeMedy'a ~ lh,..°!.~;vn by CoUltmmU• parachutes M.t not :::n Tbe tbere wu an offlclal request Havana International Airport. H Oswald Lri{'al workers at an lndOC· -1111--::-U· m ary thlrd --t"'~-rr-·· tb.t Cu.adlau oblerve two was a cq uitted of 1imllar "Everyth "l ,., hc ates thlt trlnaUon forum. top legislative proposals, •P-IOW'cel said today. malnectm:'tb • re-mhrutel ol allence at noon ln cbarie• and la scheduled tn In the next t0 w month~ and He said Oswald's slaying }>eared likely today to be tem-A tJ.S. bellcopter wa.1 • • . , leave Cuba thll week. yurs world peace· will ~ yesterday •M like somethina 8 oa1u •tLO'T/HWW"Hlt porarlly' eldetracked by a dowaect in tbe same. acUon Tbe plar.1e, which beloncect ~ • honor. ouL ct a HoUywoe>U ganaster Mon., Nov. 25, 1963 drt to .. At ... .-r ...............• ....i wltbout tat.aUties, but four to South Vietnam'• u.s. . .,. Acrou the atreet from the G•ift 'looks~ moVle. ve -..,.nu1.1 _...,_ ..,"'! American soldiers were cap-tlated a1r force~ wu Gil a ParUaDMOt build.in&• -. stea· Guevara's remarka followed &Ive f>realcteni Jol'l.nlol • ~ by the Communlata in ltrafint and-tiomblnl Jnlpfon A.. _.~ of visitors en· Premier Fidel Caetro'11 user-, breatbJQi apeU. · a separate raid. •laiDal auerrma poaltlou on UJ .... eam tioo that ~rican right-wing Macmillan The puih for early •dJoum· A U.S. milltar;Y spokwna.n the Carnau 'PeniD.lula, lfO tered the V:S. Embassy to groups we.re belmd Kenne. I ment waa led by ~M Re-AJd tbe plane s crew wu milea south ol Salton. ltfn a ~taJ book of re- dy's a3Sass.inat.loo. l beba& )lsted as miasin1 ln ac· It was pursuing a cuerrilla membrance. Caatro Mid ill. a Saturday' publican Leader Cha? u A. Uaa for the pruent, but he force that overran ' govern· But President Lyndon B. night telmsicm speech that Will L d Hallee~ of l.ndiaaa Pd bad me.nt outpost, Jdlllng at least Johnson remained a question CUha is in greater danger of ea substantial back In C from 10 mlUtiameri . mark. Jobnaon is compan· H1rbor Book•, • of courM. tnv,W.Qll now. because Presi-I members of both parU8 wl\G -DO-lice Hunt Two U.S. helicopter pllotl tive)y unknown to most Ca· dent Johnson lacn 1ufficient • believe Coo.rrul •bould C were wounded aJl&htly in an· nadiana. Even In the capital aovflnlllM'ntal cootrol (() re-IM • . , . other phase o/ the pursait officials aeem uub~ to fore-Got• rCMI slit .rtibt·Wm( pr. s sure ourmng JOUrn and engage l.n ao;nore Sex Killer action. They were alr!ift1nc cut what his tenure 1n office Coatt Hwy. at . " ll'OUP8· bickertnc this YNT. The two v~.. troops. will mean. Corona del Mar · "The American people and : pending pro~ -.re the · ~ ~~~ ~ ~~·w~N !~t)-,or~rm~~~~tt~ ~Co~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ i.hould demand to know what Of G • } 10 11 befilnd Kemedy'1 HlassJ-prime minlater Harold .Mtc· cress. Ir ' nation," Castro ukf. millAn wu lo return to ~ar-Halled'1 adjournment lar· He denied any Cuban in-UaU meninl todahy.I for 1 tbet.l fi.n&to gel is Dec 14 Democratic MIAMI I ~l) -A heavy l · ""-k'll ' me 1 ce s res gna on • · · . :~--..-.-..-ia.•-vo vement m uJC 1 mg and 1 d Britain . In f leaders have called for con-force of detectives was put on auggest.ed that Oswald coold ea tn mourn g or . U.bour duty today In an ln· News Briefs be an 1 n-n 0 c e n t scape-the late John F. Kennedy. tinuat100 or the session unW Lenaified seatth for the aex.' goat, a mentally unbalanced Macmillan. 69, who was or-Jan. 3. with a Christmas re-slayer of a l~year-old Ski. perllOll or ''111 inslrument of de.red (() observe complete cess of two weeks. Jan 3 la The body of brown-haired reactionaries, an agent of a rest following. the ope.ra~ the da~ for opening of the Loreen Thorbahn, wa1 found macabre plan to carry for-that ended h1s premienhip . In a clutJlp of bushes on the wat'd a. policy of war and laat ·month. was expe~ to next session of the present city's outsldrts Saturday and •QreSSlOl'I, to plac.e the 1ov· be amq the 11peaera UJ tba Coniress. police aaJd the case cloaely emment of ~ Uruted States 6rlef aeaioo of the Houu of . "We should expedite what resembled the death of a 19- at ~ me~y of the mo~ ag-Commons and Lo~ to bollor we have to do end adjourn," year-old retarded girl in the ..,...,....,._...,. ..... ~-..-• g?"e881ve ctrcles of monwo· the murdered President. H U k .d . 1 t i same area a month ago Lies miliLarism and the worst . . a ec sat tn an n erv ew. p ll id h Uttl . ~ .. l SA.\I FRANCISCO IAP) -11 · th l' Bntons who grieved for "Let's give the new President 0 ce 58 t e e r.u • 4 band of weU-equipped bur-~~s In e n 1 1 e d Kennedy at ch.urcb services time to get hiir; feel on the daugbter of M~. and Mrs. "Ian escape:! with more than ' H · 'led th 1 across the nation yesterday ground •· Robert Thorbahl, died of mas· .. -. 1 e c1 e recenl vio enl' were tD watch television t<>-· • sive blows on the skull. Lt. 1100.(XX)al 111 Jew~t?:.. eaalrl Y Sun-demonstration against Adlai I diiv when both British net-The vehicle for Halled s tta.u ~lsky of tbe Dade I rtay ltf~ m~u1VU11 c .Yffrlan· StevenliOll. U.S. ambassador! works h,.,... to b-•dcast Ken· adjournment dnve is a reso-,(;ounty <Miami> Police De· c king 1ve Jewe crs o ces to , .. _ Un:i•·d N~•:...... D J -rv ,..,.. I ti to 'd t · · t.n a Markel Street office I urc "" c.uvus. m a . r~y's funeral from Washing-fuin on . fprofved1 e Jemporalry partment, sald the little girl ouLldtn as. . ton. via the relay satellite. anClI\g or . e.ra agepc es was only partially clothed 1 g. w 11 V 1 t. 1 Castro c a I I e d KeMedy s, Crowds representing many whose appropnat1on11 for the when she was found r,,l'.>f'cto~ 1 i;im 8 en me slaying bad news for . Cuba nations and races continued present fiscal year have not I A search for i,o;een was 'aid ~ thieves cracked open but. said prt'ss reports 111 .the to lhulfle sadJy throu h the been made. It is the fourth started Thursday after IM ,afes. looted shelves, and' Umted States were identify-I U S E .,_ h lflllln such resolution sin"e the fis-1 t '"-t -"-walked away with a b10 cache . 0 ald ·c C I . . mu.1ssy ere, g was as seen wa ei~moon , • ing •. s~ as a astro ~-book alter book with tributes cal year started on July 1 and by her moliler. Mn. Thor· of I~ d1amonds. watches, mun1st and tryl.Jlg to lnsi.nu-h p .d d comes before the House Tuea-bah 'd he •-n.-..a t Lo a.nd rings , a~ that Cuba and the Soviet to t e. res1 ent an prayers da ~ sat a ~~ o r-Union were res sibl f I for his family. Y· een 1 teacher while the little SACRAME;NTO IAPI _ the President's J:'1 e or And the London Daily and The new mea111~re would girl started the ball mile walk An eatima~d 1uoe needy I ·.'Only the ultrareact.ionaries Sund~ Telegraph opened a provide funds for the month home from the Coral Reef EJ. or jobleu farn.llJu will • can be benefited by this inci-fund to erect a statue of Ken-of December. Halleck will at-ementary School. The ·Mlracle of Whiskey Mlldnes~ SUNNY BROOK Big Savings! Umited Time Only! I GIANT~ &ALLON = .J ceme e"'1b&e for 1tl.k ald dent."' Castro said. "The as-nedy here, tD join the Parlla-~mpt to c b an 1-e the date When Mrs. Tborbahn re- "ext February If they art sassi.natJon of Kennedy tends ment Squ~ statue of Abra-prokb)f to next Jan. 31 on turned home, Loreen ••• not l 1'iWlll te work on 11.ate-ap-to change United States pol-h.am Lincoln a.nd the Gros-the taa~an that Congreaa there, an dtbt Tborbatm'• oth-TMl OLo suNNV uooK 01s'f\LL!RV eo .. tou1svtt.tt, KfNTUCl<Y • KfNTUCKV STtu.l&HT 1 ou1?a "N pr .. e41 cenun11Dlty or coun-icy ror the worse and aggra-~enor Square statue or Frank· could diJpOH 0( other neces· er three children said they W HISK£V, KENTUCKY I L fNOEO WHISKEY, U'A GUIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • I OTH 110 Pl?OOF ty pro)eet1. 1 vate the eVlla of American I Un D. Roo~vell. Ul'J measures between now had not 1ee1a ber. She called! Tk ald, expected tot~· policy." Prime Minister Sir Alec and Dec. lf. _ police ________ ...!....------------------------------tal H aiddltiaal Ml mil-"The. death of a man, even Douglas-Home., Labor Party h.. a ytar, -.m be avaU-though that man may be our leader Harold WU.On, Ubefal •• U6el • _... \aw ,.. .. etJeQ\Y.. &ive11 ~•t11e lQ P~y lea~ Jqi tt1 ,by Ult UC, lee11latutt. rejoice,'' he Mld.-!:W.. "* ana Qveeu__Elh•tieth·a llUV I Rules for tmpJemenUnr the impenafL1t aylltem .;uutlle band. Prince Ph.illp.~to tht proiram tfe~ an-Ntpitahst c;ystem but that Washington last night to rtp-- ~wtced Sundn by the De-doe~ not mean that we hate resent this nation at the fu- p1trtrftf'nt llf sMtai' Welfare. men ." neral. BARSTOW rUPl 1-A l' S '1rmy bug with about 47 :.ol· :1.ier11 •boa.rd collided with a U.S. Cardinal Thanks truck-trailer JUst east of here lasl night, killing at least one person and injurlng a score. of others E • } c ii The bus was ell route to the cumemca ounc military installation at Ft. Ir· 1 win about 25 miles northeast • Jf thia Mojave Desert com-VATICAN CITY <UPI I -which lay1 down Roman Cath· 1111n.itv when it collided with,Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St loLic guidelines for the moral the cement-carrying truck-Louis tod~y thanked ecumen-use of the press. television 1 ·•ler Ill the jt1nrt1on of fort ical council f at h e r s from and other information media. lrnin Road and First Street. around the world for "condo!-It was the second document lhe California H1~h'Way Pa· ences and expressions or sym-to receive final council action. I rol sai:i. pathy" over the assassination The first was that on the lit· Tilt dead person was ictrn· of President Kennedy. ur~y. Both of these. it wu nf1td aJ Jewel Young. 52. a Today's oession wa~ the announced today. will be pro. telephone operator At the fort council'11 first since the Pre~-mulgated by Pope Paul VJ who was aboard the bus. 1dent wai. slain last Friday. at the final council meeting I Francis Cardinal Spellman of iu second session, on Dec. LAS VEGAS (AP)-MOAt opened the mcetin~ by an· 4. u1lnoe. cl11b1 and ban in 1 nouncin~ that a • pontifical! In today's discussions. coun- thJs 1a.mbUn1 re10rt will ~ I mass would be said al St cil fathers finished up debate t>losed frem 7 a.m. until I.John's in Lc.teran later today.I on the first chapter QI an im-midnl~ht today In ~tmory The New York pre.late said he portant document on ChriJ- nf President John F. Ken-will celebrate the mass in hon-ttic.n unity. 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Ski T k :~-::..~ .I" The boc>k1M •u to H • R a~ Ol murder YMW· ODOrS ID egalla aa~uce llJd Mr•. 0am•· has denied • ~= By ALMON LOCKABEY and Chuck Eddy's Ready Ed· baa made DO aim , Boat11c ~r dy b~ home a turkey in ~ Three locel ~t skip-the Rhodes-18 au.. Detecti'f9 !J· ~ 41n .. ecorecl -. tn Alamitos Scott Allin ot ·Newport =:?'L Ilk! be ww CffG'• , Yacht Club1 1 annum Tur· Hnrbor Yacht Club dllplayed fica bnol ~ ~~,: ey Day ~ over tbe the~ !hit m~ u a·~= wU1 bl uld eeend. him natioml jtDOr Snipe ..... 1th o.nt.e ,,.. '" From B~a Yacht Club, dlarnpion by wmnmc handily toot, 10-mdt bruDlttt moa,., . Sm~.,.~ wap tbe • MIYC. ... ot two ia b1k1C bek1 ~ er in the 'l'&iltle Ota., Plump fowll took the )iace bail .J ir..-i ~ ~--1 ot trophies Jn the ~ u A.mtJurfty aid Combee VJCT.,...-111J01Dbet la loaded Into an ambu· • wn.n in eecb cl.-, ,..n ,,_ · f~ .i. 1 .m Fri-lance after wu found 1bot in the_ head tn hb. . awarded turkeYt and tbe day bY Cl)rde c.w! of 2621 Colt& 11 .. home. Bt died l~ • ~ospitll 12 houn ruMtr1-up ~ved dJickem. CoQnbia Aw., €ombee'• for· and 40 mlnutee later. HU wife u belns held on The Tlrkey Day event is one mer berQlll It the Udo Min· auapldon of murdir. ol foor major recattas ataged utedurina Oo. C.cimbM ..... ------------------ by ABYC .ch )'till. laid-off work Wednelida__.t,.._ Sltuhed :=:..c~== ~~r.'!.t...,~1l: Race Won By Schenck &.nte IMlllcl VC1 Lltlle E, .Ai..i Harw, W'en M ec:lmol lit -.. . .AIYC1 _.,.,. """-MMla. 'MYC, d the ~ Jt6e .... • . A;'Y~~ ~~°:u."',..'rn h 'fmnlly w '..., Ill.. J'l'IC! SCb#ck of N"!J'Orl Runners-up in Ui. Ndel Guollne prlces dropped sev. Suclle. o-Jure1adl. •ave. Costa Mesa ._ for about ~ Yacht Qub, a former were Barton Beek and NHYC n cent.a a. gallon in many .;~~~ o~.d!'.~:vc~~ four years. nattpnat champion in tbe In· Commodore Bill Severance. ajor and independent aerv· Lutt, o.ni.i •rewn. n sc. teniattanal Sn 1 p e Cl.us, ce statiorui .today throughout .:ic~Gu~-11= ,:: Mu~= . emerged u the winner ~ the Defender Ficker flnish-1 fifth ange County, AIYC1 114'1 vww. NI J..-n. AIYC. Lehman-12 d 1 n g h y class in the scoring. • K•TE sR-e .. y, ~,... ,.,,,.,., ... , ~m Co ii .... _ 1 __ ... , s da and ..... The price .. ., which began IM<h YC1 • ...,.. • .,. ''·~~· .1,D unc c...._.p O·~P :sun ~ W.IC ---------· ast week in L.ot A n g • l e r ~j~' ~~-;--.... no; ... c::"o-7~, ~ Lebn)aa emorial 0 up t y, JDread araduatly ~ Moftle ... I YCI Kttltll, ~ • J ••v....,. Whet To Do and Where tllr • .w. ~ ............ ~ .... ..=: To Honor . -bated 20 ho• com· f'i m and Gro~. "1· !:~: =:. :=-r':':rc-M Y'-peUtol:'t -tncludinc defend· To Go -'reMntM By ay, Santa rtlllOll IAIOTIH ....... .._, ~ ~ lnl Lehman champion and perators, ..,._ ~~(, ~v;~~-:_oe-Ho¥t; le. Chi f fo~eT World Star champion W"ken4er Mt9ezlne rt Bea • r:"'ta· $.AIOT ~nt. • e Bill. .Flck8r ln • leYelld'ace You-With Th• n--~:t ,..__.,," mond. AIYC; f'-·SM, · · -n-..t 11.1.-• • a oaaC. -· rl11. AIYCJ '" N-. R S 1, . seneJ IG.UC\.L at -wport Har· fell into ~. ·u~r ,._ "-.. ; 0-11 • '• recuJ.ar meetiq bor Yacht Club. DAIL y "LOT Price. for r e I u l a r fuel ••Y<1 ~ •~. JIM ..... : Of the Newport Beach C i t Y11'ijijji~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i anged from 23.9 cent. at in-"t~w~~:_..H=e;.~1Xivc1 Council will be devoted onJyll epend.ent stationa to 24.9 in ...._it-.• HMllMlll. A•YC1 r-to pustq a reaolutloa in me- ajor chains. Ethyl gasoline r~~=i• T~L~:.icfu _ 0 .1 .0 .• morium to the late President enerally was selling for 2 ..,,,, --. u vc1 '"''-J._ ArcJt. John Fitzgerald Kennedy it " .. ,..,. • .Aly;,6 llllM. l'o.ter ~. ' ents a gallon mare. .ave. was announced Sunday. .. ~ig~-;:-,.,,~Me~ ~~~ The Council'• regular aft· N.AT~w11er. 01e1r •-'" .emoon study session, ached· M H d ~"::C-Ollcr:!. ~ ~·~· uled for 1:30 p.m. today, wq l"S 0W8F c~ Jo11e. l'.iw u .. -. cavt1 cance.Ded. City HaD, except • 1no.. T°"' ~ AIYC1 0. f ~-1 ,.....,., ciroe 1-. sa&A. or eaan ....... emer1ency Ml'V.- <AL..»-Tonk.. A.. J • ..._., AIYCi iCU WU clond F I H Id zi.z. N. M. ~. AYC1 Juvr· ct't .. .n--.: -tn ~.._ unera e ...... Mwt ......... .UYC. ' CCJUD,_wu.iu WU& l•- TIUITI.I "'"' ... ~ •vc1 ... 7·30 o' ,.,. '--.,. ........ /llll"tC.i -.... ... • "11111..,. .. ~ .. .. COMPLETE BlHGI smm. ,,_ Ml-., DtamoedJ lteD!ace4, frem Jewelry Otsl 1· $pecial 2300 Har~ Blvd. H•rbor Shopping Center Open Monday and Friday Nights 'Til 9 p m Costa Me", C•lif. PHONE Kl 5·948S LARG" LOIN LAMB CHOPS SMALL LOIN LEG OF LAMB -. 69lli. USDA CHOICE ROLLED BEEF ROAST .. 89.~ .. -TltY OUR !'AMOUS BRISKET CORNED BEEF 79~ tz '"' 'ftp ~ ....... ~ OSCAR MAYER All MEAT OR ALL BEEF FRANKS 49~ LB. 8-9"¢ EGGS ;:R;~z. 490 ~._,~~.__...__ $ 18 FIRST GRADE 1 RA TH'S BACON .. LAMB CHOPS LB. SS~ PIN BONE LAMB CHOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c lb. f!ESH LEAN GROUN.D lOUND . ~ :'.~ ·~~ l GROUND CHUCK 59• ... --=-=--"™" .-......-......~ RATH'S HAM SHANK 49~ WHOLE or HAL F Bun END Center Sliced Ham lb. 98 \ ~ rv:z.a:re----=-="' ~~ ~~ SALE PRICES: THURS.·SAl . ·OPEN DAILY 9-7, SUN. 9-4:30 CHOICE MEAT • FRESH FISH • DELICATESSEN • BAR-B-QUE .-. .J.N/ ~ 4 W holesale • Retail ~-~~ 3009 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Ma r Next t<l Christensen Pharmacy BUTCHER BOY FRESH FROZEN 89' SWORDF~SH lb FREE DELIVERY e OR 3-8210 FREE PARKING • -.. ---.... -- . . D~Y· ert4 EVENING CLASSE$ · · SaWyer School of Buslne~s . AT SANTA ANA 411 Nerth lycamere Ph. IClmberly 3-~7U . 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CARTON• 1st QUALl1Y •GRADE M67C LOUELLA 1un11 SA.:1 ILPll Im • 8 OUNCE PKG. 29 CREAM CHEESEl~-'='f · c IDEA1•40UNCECAN•SAVI ... ',,. PlllEIPPl.E JUIG •: SWEET AND ~ FUU. OF AJla - CiiiiiiiilisPG 19' GARDEN FRESH CELERY = a~ THANICSGMNG Pl.OW9S POM NNS 49' FRESH CUT IUNCH5 MUMS u.:PDr •1• • UMAS YOUI CHOICI THISI SAi.i PRICES IPFICTIVI : =ICOIN 3 : $)00 • MOCCOl.I t SHAn I 0-0Z. PKGS. •LPHA IKA Bottle of 1 00 T ob lets VITAMIN 33c ''C'' 100 MG REG. 59c BOTTlE OF 60 • REG 89c BUFFER IN TABLETS ... age . IM All 96 ALPHA IETA~ MARKETS COSTA MESA . ., i:•~T 17th ST REE T HUNTINGTON BEACH 18681 North Mein St., end 15902 Sprinqd"'~ 11t F.·1i•,-.. r \ .,,. , . Cl1ristmas Yu!etide tonp will fill the air when tbe X:eynof.11. Junior Guild of the Harbor Atmliary ol the South Cout Child GWdan~e Clinic, SP.?MOr their fint Cbriltmu Carol party for their familiea and friends. Muter of ceremonies for the gala affair, calenda!W from U p.m. Sunday, Dec. lS, in the Jamboree Hall of the Newporter Inn. will be Harry Babbitt, prominent ndlo and televiaion personality. • MW Claire Wllllama, president of the-Senior Sec- tion of Keynotea, and Miss Melanie Rich, leader of the Juniora, will head the holiday festival -.under the super. vision of Mrs. Howard Williama and Mn. Benjam'ln Rieb, Keynote Auxiliary chairman, and Mn. Ray W. Olson and Mrs. Carl Mart.in, advisors. Spotlighted on the musicaJ program wiU be evol- ers from Orange Coast College Choir and the = Singers and the Children's Choir from the Commu Congregational Church, Corona del Mar. · With Mrs. C. R Staal as workshop diairman, m elaborate array of Christmas gifts and decorations, made by members o! the Keypotes and the Auxiliary, wUJ, be offered for sale. Mai::y colorful and unique article&i nOt available in commercial e.tablhlune~, will~ featured. Other chairmen are Mn. Leslie Petersen and Mn. F.dwin Conry, progranr; Mrs. Darold Hunt and Mn. Robert Moore, decoratiQns;. Mn. Evan Prichard, J>teU, and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mn. R. A. Johnson. ticket co-chairmen. Ticket.I may be purchased from members of Key- notea or the Auxiliary or tbe Treasures 'n Trinketa 'lbrift Shop, 1570 Newport Blvd. 'Ibey may be reserved by phoning Mrs. Thompson at Kimberly 5-4917. Proceed.a will 10 to the South Cout Child Guidance Clinic in Hoag Conference Center, and will help provide low-cost psyeblatric an for emotio.nally disturbed chil· dren on a alidint fee acale accordinl to income. Air .. :.al' : ..!(>~ .... ·~. : .... MeMey, ....,...~is._"" ~ ... ll!A. ANDEUON, Editor IT'S A FAMJl Y Aff'AIR -When th~ Keynotes stage their tint thristmu Carol·program on Dec. 15, 1n the Newporter Inn, they will provide entertainment for all members of their famllles from grandparents to little brothers and sisters. The Qlusical program will' fe~ture Yuletide 10ngs, to be emceed by radl& and television personality, Harry Babbitt (right) who whispers the joyful-news tlbat Sant.a will appear to Leonard Thompson and Ellen Rawlings, while Mrs. Howard WilliamB Oeft) Keynote Auxiliary clWrman. informs Donald Thompson Ulat numerous toys will be offered al the &ift 1ale and a puppet show· ls planned for the children. 'Littlest Angel' Awaits Cue Newport Harbor Phi Betas will travel to Tustin to join other Orange County members of the Pi Alpha Lambda Chapter at Its Christmas party. Mrs. Field· Ing Johnson will open her home to the gala at 7·30 pm. Tuesday. Dec. 10 Christmas wassail. hnhday trealc; and a program of must<' and dramt1IH rran· 1n~' 11111 hr fr:iturrrl arrnrrl1n.c to the M1<.."r.s Tri 1 Johnson and Florence .Ulm, program chairman In anticipation o! the !estive party Blake Lindquist por· trays "The Little Angel" as his mother, Mrs. R. ~I Lindquist reads the story for Mrs. Richa rd H. Frt1nl. tin and Mrs. George Wiseman (from right). RrsrP ~ lions may be madt> by callini: Mrs. W1!-rm;:in ~t ORtolf' !).O(}!):l or Mr s .JOhnson ;:ii J.lrwnln 4 1017 More than 100 patronesses of the Newport Harbor Spastic League will be honored at a tea from 3·~ P.M. Wednesday. Dec. 4, in the home of Mrs. Alle n G. Mcye·r, . 503 Kings Road. Newport Beach Patronesses. most are from Newport Beach anrl 1mme from the East Co;ist. South and Midwest. have given their continueci support for the developmenl and rehabilitation of all spastic children and young adults .of Orange County. Plannini· the event are Revelin'. • • By EVELYN SHl-:RWOOD _NO MEN, PLEASE! The Irvine coa'st Country Club will allow only women on and off lhe course on D~ 10, ~ day of the annual Women's Stagette. The theme is a children's Christmas party so c:n~ lumes "111 h<' in kC'epinJ! with \h" h 1l1Cl;n· h::ip•11nr" of 10-) r;ir olcb '11rl unrlr1 t I The p r o g r a m includt's shotgun i o 1 f and brtd6e for non-rollers. Pl'ites will be aw'arded fo the most humorous. beautiful and original coetumes 'this will be a morning afternoon and ev<'nin~ or run for • fem ale mem hrr~ or the gotr a~soC'1<1tion I H \RLE!-1 ;rnrl Oct\' '-'rr (from left) ~1rs R P. C"onnalh. ho~tt.·);~. Mrs. Rr•twrl Perkins. provisio nal rhairm:in who will intr<J<l'1C"c :ind wcknmr """ prnn.-ion:i Is ;\I rs '1C'vcr and ~ !n .. llarolcl For<:h;i~ Ho<.lc:-s('s ;i;,<.ist 111;: Mr!\. <.C'nr Helvie. Ira chnirm;in. :irr ~lrs \rilli;i1n SPng .fer. Mrs. Walter Smith ;incl ~1rc; r.nhrrt n. Woochrd. Dccoralions will be m.iclr h\ lhr Tr;11ning Cf'nter Workshop, Santa Ana. 11nclc1 the cli1 rctfon ot Mrs Ruth Cotler. . • with Evelyn . l o< I.ht' $e{>"s Cendy Co .. cur· rently are plannhli a tour of Puget Sound aboard "Pisces." When in ~ewport Bea<'h. the Sers krP[l their boat dockside at t.:1e Balboa Bay Club C.\!'<JD\' Jtf:ltf. r". Cnc;h. men dau~htcr or thf! F.d~;u Bergeni; of Lido l'-1t anrt r.rvrrly Hill~. h::i' juAf ht-rn \ ' rh•rled · Miss Unh·ers1ty" a• Lhe l1111verslty Of Penn· ~yl\ ani..a. Another one 0£ tne 10 pret. t~ finalist' was f<>rial!r Li&- 1te. Carol Lytm Qreen. a junior. 1'he annual con~est was ;rn <'' !'111 lo enrich the cam. 1111~ chrsl funds Presenta· t:nn w:-~ hrld al th~ univer· "''~ ' l r\1ne Audlt(Jnum. a • r ( --4.. ~ ---. ... .... ~ -... . -... -... -------.......................... . .. f - ----. . ' . ---• • . -• '-' Dflif~ '°'LOT , ... Wi ,-1e1t Mon., NoY , 2.5, 1963 ---·--- ·About Your LJ''"""blems He~Silent 'n Sick .1) N LANDERS: I have been marled to I th1a 9 years. He was never much of a talker. bat two year! he has clammed up com· pletelY \14 _ go by and he doesn 't say one word to me. When ·E lit him a direct quesUoo he nod1 yu or no. On~asions when he · tell me some· thiq: I! " ·wnte a note and leive·1tOD the kitchen table. On Fl!&ruary 4, he wrote i nalt which read: "'Don 't . bqy any more uuup 11@1 we finiBh tleha~ On saitcmber 6. · be wrote: : 11AveJyn says ,whe will 10 to· church with you il you can be ready to lea"' 1t 5:15." 'I'bea.bavt been hil oa1y &!Ulmp(f , to commurue.t. Wb me in 19a. He is • pod marl .. monlly. dleln~l drmt or run around, IO per· haps I ~'.DOC be 10 crit- ical. But It Wf!Uld bel,P a lot d you could tell me •by be II JO qulej,. . ~ME FOR CQNJEJISATION DEAIBDtESOME: Y"r h I I ~ •=--•'·fl ..,. tball "qald.::_~·, •Id.. la Utt meutime, plea1e tt:ad tM rollewtna: leUer. It may pr• vlde yo11;1rlth a amall me••· u~ ef cemr•rt. DEA~;!\-1.f~ LANDERS My ~:&net 1 ba ve bttn married ·seven years. We have an adorable tittle girt. and a klvefy home. Clifton was ed~~~ in England and honts' af'I excellent po- sition . We have no financi:il worries or in·law problems So why a.m I wnting~ Be · cause Clifton is a continuous talker and the sound of his VIJlce is "drtv1n g me arr;und I.he bend · lie has an op1n1on on e"erJthlol.: Every night of my_ ~fe j:_:J!i aft oration. on ~s. unions. education , ilie iold Standard or forei~n '"'\? ~s readily from world·~g "Wh y didn't r:.~;;,~:; o( eMw1 is :!lrched hilf*r 43he other - w b1 dater the front la Wit back!" He can ratde~ for two solid houra llltiioGl. ibaolutely ooth- log. --·---Sometimes I get 90 Un· done from lillening to hi.a lnt.ermtMite :tlialogue1 that I go ~ bathroom and lock 1'li: door lo get away from ~HA rollows me. ltand.1 Outilde and contin· uet to ~n I li!:ll h'im I am taking a 1bower and can't hear (I eve.n turn on the faucets) h9 aoe. on talk in a. What make1 a pertoo p.b inceannUy'!' Pleue t.ell mt what !4.' ~ ~ I bilve a nflrYOQI breUdown. -RAGGED EOGE Aa• Leadert' fruk and lnrermatlvr new b • • k. ."Teen·A1er1 and Sex" (S!.•~. 11 new a'illlD.abk 1t your beok store. --------------===== N 'TIL MIDNITE PIE·llOLIDA Y PERM SPECIALS " .... l l' HELENE CUR.TIS • • . ~ " ' 'ELEGANTE' ; · I, ~Ef!.~.-,NENT WAVE A ~•"iilil• p.,m l~•t w•ll 9; ... • 1r..., <url 0, • .... o~d ... fu! bocly """"' lot I~• ~••u•I 1tvrrt · •-< ,, ... '~"·--· ~~ 1;~ ' •' • Bft"J!'"~ll · ENOU 91NG"' '•q. 15 00 12 " ~ 11 Co,,,pl•t. R.o.y •••. "" 9" Ila ~ J It 'Cl'JOY"" Compltl• S•i..---coRY .... •2.10 7•s U~ "'PERIJETTE. Comp!tlt . !A.;£ NOW I EFORE lHE HOLIDAYS •. THESE Fl,;_lUJl.ED PEl!t.!. AT All PEl!t.4A-TRES ~SALONS , .• ;.•. Rummage Sale to Help Hqliday S~ Membe r1 or the Harbor Coundl fe< NeurolOll<ally Handicapped Chlldnn will beJp bollday aboppora check off ~ U.U by offering cloth.., toys. knick· knacks and wha.t·bave-you at their nammaee Ille from 9 a.m.·5 p.m. Saturday and SUnday, Nov. 30 and Dec. I at 72 5 19111 St., Colla M .... All proceodl wtI1 Escorted lo the alt. and givf!'l In marriaet b)' her fatMr. the bride ia the daughter ol. Mr. and Mr1. Sam B. Teasue. 2114 Mon· rovia Ave., Costa Meeli. Parents of the brkiegroom an Mr. and Mra. WWam H. C09ft of Ev.mtvil1e, Ind. ·-. What's .:--DQi~? MABY DAY help fanUh ....,..,.. to teachers in the area who requelt ""'nlll• at. tbe variow worbhops for neuroloSkaUJ ~ ~dren. Gathering ttelDI fer ale IN tbe ;14mes. Da\oid Eisenman, chair· mm; Johll SbD..,.n, 0)INl!dl!nt; Glenn Wrlgllt and Vidor Lee, "'eodlilrmU ftrom left). Creative Dramatics "lt'1 lib play1q 'let'• ml!rlt.als by acting out ator- pretend, • cinly men h.m." Ml and •kill without the Thal'• creatiw dram.UC• aJd of tcripls. Kt!Oidhil to 11 .-ftll •to Mn. Coogan, I primary nine )'ear olda C'UlTIJIUy en-school teacher, if ltJ}dlng rolled ta t1tllctren'• llbeCn he:r yOUllg student.I through Guild Wcabbopi every Tri· ~1in~.:S : tt~ .. , aft<onlooo, ·~ actln ""'--~ AdiOD i. ru.atanleed to """11 • g 1~ auu ~~-be · ptu . . 1 nd 1tructive audience partic•· unprom ' ongma 8 pation. Her auista.ait, Mn. oftea. bD.ariou.I , uy direc-~ em..i-1 be r ----~-------,_, Mtl.-J'rtd Shepherd, ... ihow -WO~a 4:::-be~· rdlt!ll...Aat 1be boy• ud ...._Wlllbtifty Oft at.a1e. strli'Wll~~~· ~-:~~, :, n:1:%tc:~~·1:to::~ ~'fl>nd. """"--.._., 1 IE SlPG l&bor ho,. and strLf en· Party Fetes Bride-to-Be Mn. R1cliard D u t t o n Strle:by ol. Santa A.na, for· merly of COila Meu, entn'· lalned ~ ID her -at • bridal shower honor· Int Miu Mary Gall Down- ard of Santa Ana. • The ~ WW. mu, • ry IAe .flhfte-of lbe . Bay Arel on Dec. 21. In the Immaculate Heart ol Mary Churcb, Santa Ana. She 11 the dm&bter ol Mn. Mae --ud the lf1'nd-daul]llor ol Mn. Roae Mor· ii' both ol Sad.a Alla. eo.tateues for the sup- per lllton!' were Miu Sy1· via Bltocm, -An.a and Mn. K-Heino,· Will mJn&ton-A pink and wblte color theme w11 carried out. roil.t .,.. JGlm s.rnu. Dmny Gflctr9't. Rttd Sbepbonl, o....,. Grlbl>lo, BillyHddbrinlt.TOfftYUp- tc0mb, Cindy Shepherd, 11ene au,... Loutae Nol- acm, lally Manball, Cllar- lyn Rooybln1, Kini Hu- mane, Janet Gon&tver, Brian llarttq, Star Hud-atno. Boyd G..-r ud Jay an.tad.. W,.ood Work . On Dupl.ay Harold So&dma11 ol ea.ta M-hubeeooelededby the Conma del MB Ulnry to dloplay .... original -......... thrwP Tueoday, Dec. 10. Solomoa'• carvinp won three priz.e1 at the Oraqe County Fair and lht prtua at .._ Loa A>&tlea C....ty Fair in Pomona. The public ta tnvtted to view the art wort 8t the library, CO Martgokt Ave . Blue tr.ls iioiiClmMAii&iiiO.lPliiitii!LEiiiS iii PRESS P.RE VUE To Fly Up pitt14re "FlJ up .. cerWlcatel .nd ollldal Camp Fin -wUl bl presented to mem- ben ol Swmy mu. Btrdl ol pee/ts Fairview School. Coat••y M1rwy1 -.. at a apeelal lncluc- tke Jll"Ol.fUl in tha .cbool'• A warm welcome mat hd multi-JJWPOM room on l'tl-been placed 1D front of botJa day Dec e. U.. Udo and the Me1a the .. P:-~~ __ .,-.-.of'"· thrs ao Wwn.ce If Arabia a&"..u .. -•-... w1e1 and Mtu.tod of the "wild l1ril will be on h a n JI to wMt" both hive decided to watcb Robert Brum, atay around the Harbor area 9Chool princti*, hand out for another week. the new certlflcatea wblle the Oklpooka Camp F i r e Winning the Academ1 Gl.rtt will tie the o t f I cl al Award u "Best Picture of Ka"9l. the Y ur'' JI olily a mlld trl· Blue B11:V !11'1111 up ore ..... to the owlinl adtemenl Clelia . ~·· Mellau tbat ii 1.eWJW el Anblll, Hartloft", · CbadeM H e • featurizll P*1 O'Toole in drlcbca, Uh Lampe, Su-die famed tiUe role. ND Orbcm, Wend;f Tb.ayer, Mary JJbrulw, Suan Va-MeU.Cect ii a tough, brawa Atta. X--· 8betley Uq, ....,_ atqry with -=, ...s Karn Whit<. -oven-..mmn1 1 ,.., , •"'sbnt and QIOO· ~ Wayne and lovely 9r are the Mmes. Wllllam MaGreen O'Hara. Land and -Walllt, W1Dlam llartlol C3ttle baron C.Orp Wuhlnf· and WUJiam Waller, re-a , Mctmtoct (\Vi.yne) apodlvely. •IJlll'lle< lbe touglmeu, the , Tbe SUnny Blue Blrdl are br...unt, bu_t Maureen, 11 part of the Orange County his wife, lhowa ~ romancti Coundl ol Camp Fire Glr1', lid abo a -· bit of louab- IDd Camp Fin: Glrll II a t:'ltndedneU. ' mmbor...,.ncy. cl Ute Cm- to Meu Ullltod Pund. Orchid Club IAwremce Of Arabia, lJ "belt picture of the year", D I bi Club eo-n.n Alec Gulnneu, An-e p an thony Qulnn. Jack Hawkinl, 1be Malle Ubrw7 Jw Ferrer, Anthony Quayle, 1 • Claude RainJ and Arthur Ken• 21'.m DoYer Dr., Newport ..-.... Thil ........ t motion pie -It lbe --,. ~-.• meeting locad:ia f(ir mem-ture portrays a moment tn ben of. the De1ftian Society history when a brash youna Theta 1..emh::la Rtm> chapter British officer encowrtera the at 10 a.m. nwy lflC(lod Md beginnings of the Arabia n re- fowth Wednield.IJ. Mn.. Ben volt In the deaert aeaimt the -· -•tm .-'l"lna. ...i p1oio1 .. a1moo1 "'PPIT-tilfomt-· ..... -.. -· the ~ NATIONAL BANK READY ·TO -SERVE YOU '" HUllTlll6TOll IEAOI 302 Fifth StrMI -536-9361 Mr.D.M.lldeneo. Mau1er feudtng trlbea Into an effective fighting fottfl . ............. lllmed olme<I e.atinty in Noplet, . cow country, wber9 a turn-af-tbe-cea1uiy cow WU aeeted for it, bouta a cut that aJ.o l:Dcludea Pat. rick w.,..., aoo ol Big John. And II thoudJ. two WIJ?M!I aren't mou&h lot tldl action· l.auP p1<h1",. -i. - ed .. tho -"' lllcbael Wa,ne, another -Of 'Dub" who alJo .. cndltad u proo ducer. Maureen O'Hara playa the wilt el· Wa)1MI; who with bJm haPSMN ·to be the aame ro- mantic pair who wOn another Ai:ademy Award for the clu- alc, "11ie QuJet Man ." MESA MATINEE Wedne .. day aftt-moon will be &.we Rynu1, ata.rrinJ Rock Hudaon. Martha Hyer an4 Dan Dur· yea. ThiJ ii a story of a i:ler· gyman -lunled fl(hl<r pi· lot. It ahowa in ClnemaScope and Tecbnkolar. The program lta:rb, u .ahraya, at one o'• clock with free tt:freshments. Mrs. Don Bewaey , alrter of tile bride from Yuba City , Ca1., a.ttended u ma· tron ol honor and William Coon. brother cl the bHde· groom, Hl"Ved M b8t m111 . Mn. Bewsey'1 two dau&h· ters ),igtlted the duch CafJ· dJel! for the cerenlony. , }ffl.Marina PTA Gathers Inform.al conference• ~ tween pwentl, teacbera and COWIMrkn followed the re· cent ~ 1Upper span· sored by the Huntingtoo _......._ lflgb School. WIGS The newlywed couple were honored with a ncep- t.ion following in the church par\on whe re they cut the traditional weddinc cake. Retired People Member• and iruretted r«ired perMa ill tlw: Har· bo!" area gather at 1 p.m Bflld Atwood, University of ~ornia. Jrvlne public affatn offlCer t cave t h e k~ addreu, and the Jlaimonatres entertained with mualcal itelections. The new Mrs. Coon i~ a every third Thursday. 1n ~raduate of Co&ta Mesa the Commumty YouCll Cen- High School and her hus-ter, Fifth St. and Iris Ave., band received hii!I schooling Corona de! Mrar. 1 in Indiana. They will e1·11.='========o.c=========~ II tablish their fi rst. home TAKE MOM AND THE CHILDREN OUT near Evarusville. ENJOY THANKSGIVING DINNER AT THE ~1t~1StU SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MENU """'~ l'VI! (W ~ OI ..,,,_.., •I• ·--"' ..... ~ ROAST TOM Tl lRKEV $3.2.'i '""'""' "'"""" ''""""'"' tM.OC• .il>lf• ........ BAKE D VIRGINIA 1-IAM 1.:hoice eastern PRIME RIB OF BEEf .., ~•lurll ' TW IN BROILED L<JUSTER TA ILS IJ.50 $4.15 choic~ eastern BROILED NEW YORK CUT STEAK 14.95 hol "'""• olo "'"""" .,..~ .. <.-0.lrl .i. . ...,I_ <•II"' '<• '"""' ............ SPJ·:CJ/\L r1nLl>RENS PLAIT. l•Ud C\.ot ........ ft< ••'•~ <-• .,i ,.. ....... "' ~-k • <"•"' O•~l"r.., 11 II mode naturally... Houri 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.-Ph. 675·1374 10 ••aturally it'• better , ___ 3_s_o_• _E_._,_•_•_••_H.:_~_,,_c_ ... _•_•_•_d_•_'_M_•_• ___ • ' • - WIG SALON ~ WHOLESALE & RETAii, l'a1hk>n T RI 01Rh1bulor Ck"antna:. Sl)"lint . Rrpalrinl( -Spetlalty %71 E. 17lh St. COSTA Mf;SA PhDnf' 14t-18.'l1 ID ht I l'.M. Sun.1!·5 Hll Ll"iRt:N SQUARE ln\Thr !\fall No. A ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r . - FREE PASSES will bo mailed today to MaJcom S. Overton, 359-8 Broadway, Cost.a Mesa, Byron w. Smith 6.'111 Warner, lluntington Beach, T. S. Tumer, 1301 N . Bay, Balboa 11land and Ar· thur Moore, 943 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Each of the above will receive a pair of pnsse_-: to the Lido or Mf!I• lhcatres simply as a reward for loyally to "Pictu re Pc<!ks'' May we suggest yo u lteep fo llowing this column week!)' for lat.est newa on new filin releases and what they flff Pr for you and your family. When the films are for adult! \9C do not hesitate to claJisily them as such. When tfley are ror all the famil y we broad· cast the news widely I Also. your name may ar- 1 rear herein soon as pass-v.111- nr r~ then "'C t:an say to y1111, ·~c.~ you al the movie~!·' ------..... _. ---·---------~------. ~ > ~ -. ., , -.. . . . , Mesan Completes Fall Foliage Trip Autumn preaenta a speclaJ magic a«oniing b Mrs. Marie Kaiser, 221 Flower St., CosU Mesa, who jugt returned from I 40 day COD· ducted tour of the East. She took part in the "FalJ Foliage Tour" which left Loa Aneeles in a scenic vis· ta-dome train and raveled eut to Chicago where pas· aengers were treated with an extensive sightseeing tour of tbe Windy City. The eroup then embarked on bue to visit such sites as Ni agar a Falls. Montreal. Beet.on, the WhXe Moun· talna of New Hampahi.re and the Green Mouotaint of Vermont. The e.xcunion' 1 itinerary or historical attractiON tncluded Gettyabur1, West Point, Valley Forge, W'll- liamabury. Monticello, Lex· ingt.oo and Coocord. The trip concluded wiUl stveral d a y • 1 p e D t in Washington, D.C. ~ the Capitol, WhU H o u I e, the Pentagon, Uncoln and Wasfliettoo MeinorWa. The tour was cOnducted by Comer Tours ol Mon- roVJ.a . AnniverMZry Feted Mr. and Mn. Ralph Brown were honored on their 36th wedding anniversary by members of the Bali· Hi Mobil Home Lodge during the recent annual Thanbg:iving Dinner for 300 park residents. The celebration was a surprise to the Browns who man· age the park, and attended by honored guests. the Clarence Humphries, owners. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Roman UJd M111. Louie Files. assisted by the Mmes. P_jl Bunter, Harold Hauschild, Don Lat.horn. Clyde North, FTant IW.lly, William Wright, Fred Grleno, Roy Peters. PAatene Rolevelt and Al· be~~~,... • .. ... "" \. Ja ycee Jan .• Donate Fund-8 The Jaycee Jans, Conn· erly auod.ted with the Colt& .. Junior Own· ber of Cc•moerce, voted recentlJ to dMbmd and donete t b 1 Nt••iutuc U'ea•Ul'J' mca.. tD the cancer Fund in memory of one ol ita members. Mn. Dave Roberta who succumbed Nov. 12 after a lengthy Ulnes1. PTA to Hear P sychologi1t Dr. G. ti. Belleau. PSY· d\otogilt for tbt Wutmin· rter School District. will ad- dress memben of the Mid· way City School PTA clur· in~ a 2 p.m. me<>ling Fri· dav. Dec. 6. in the multi· puf.pose room al the school. After the speaker's in- formative lecture. an open discusaion will be conducted A baby .ittet will be avail· able. anil refreshment. will ht eervtd. ' Singles Ooh! To Present 1 Open Meet ' The Jewish Singles Club! for penom betwffll 21 and <to will hold an open med· ing at 8 p.m. Tuuday, Nov. ·1 26, in Li.ndd'1 Restaurant. 1785 Lincoln Ave .• Anaeim. At a recent meeting Mur·I ray Marcus was elected president: Bernie Kaplan. vice·president and M iss Ad· rienne Katz. gee r e t a r Y· tnasurer. FoT m o r e information. contact Miss Kau at Tltr 7357 or Miss Laune Leavitt. m..3794. Wined, Dined Ntwport Beach residents, I Mr. and Mrs. William Chad· well. were among charter members of the Los An· gelcs Chapter or. the Cali· fomia Vinlagt> Wine So- ciety who win~ and dined tn the home or Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shanahan to final· lu plans for their Inaugural Dinner on Jan. IS. CLEAN • 0 • MAT ~ ~ fo· tpr MiooJ COIN -OP qR PROFESSIONAL Prt111in1 -Spettbtg SamP Day Service DRY CLEANING 10 lb -1.25 (2Sc each •dditional lb.) DRAPERIES, BLANKETS, etc. .. lx lb. s.. your dry clNning done in indiYidu.I 25 pound basbh In lea than 20 minutM. 30 Easy Washers . . . . . . . . . 25c load No Waiting -Fru Dry· larv-2S lb. Washer ... 7Sc load Open 9 to 9 O..ily -9 to 6 Sat. -10 to 6 Sund•y IN the Meu The11tre 81oclc 145 E. 19tft Costa Mesa LI 8-9011 " Ebe/ls to Form Stude~t Groups. ' . . . . ... --· ........ ----~ -... AFt*--"- enly ".15 .-...._ OP~NGE ro~;T 11 ',Si( c~ • • ,. lwl t • . .. : : .. ~ .. .-; ~:: ~.; • "' I " ""' 'ii:•;,_ -. -.. ..,_ . Aero'nutronic Don.aU3 to Building F uud -- LANGENOOIF PULLMAN ANGEL CAKE 1~;: 53c EXCB.l.ENT GIFT SUGGESTION l&P Food Certificates A .,.noW. ht $1 or $5 0.Mmino•i"'"' ot Your A&r Checlutond Stores 0,..: Tues. and Wecl ...... For Your Conveni.- Cl.OStD THAmSSMlll· llT -j HENS as.a.A. eaADI .,.. •TVtLW 45' •:( ru1ms=-~ • JAMI PARK& HBMrT . . -. Cookies ~ 39-·-r-::;::::;·,.·---·-•A•& .. P'•s•MA--RVB.-----JANE--,·._-K·a---MA--NNS-·•-•Tl&•-,OP---·,·A·Ul-.,.H•A•D•l.ET--... , I WINils* 1cE FRUIT APPLE FRUIT I I o,, win" ~59c CREAM CAKES CIDER PACKS 1 I ~J~ 49c ..... 1 lwttt wtn• mttit694 %-gal. 49c :! 8fC 'a::· 149 -· : 8fC ~~;j" f 111 .. ,.,.. .... 2" Ctn. J-n.. l4ht ••••••. $2.• 1.0.r. -. ••...••• _. , ... .._. .:...;·_$1.----------· -------------------------,--------,-· --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----------~-----PricM lffectlve Mon,. 1 .... I WM., ...... ~ 26 I r7 SANTA ANA 1.120 South Bristol Brtsto~•dd•n Pin• I 9 ~.m. to 10 p.m. Da ily 11nd Sund11y -a,..._. ""1<--• .._ ·-.............. _ ....... _...., ""W ..... -.... ;' a:;az. .. ' . . ---""" .. ...-. -.. -.. -.. . ' . . . " 14 ....................... ... -~ -· u. '"' 11,is Turn to Cook ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I ' ' ' I ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' I ' ' ' Tµnl. walk. dance -ltt how -the aide "'"" look ia motion! Sew lasb- 100'1 futritt prioc'@ss for school qr Saturday nights in texturecl_mtton. sheer wool bleo&. Pnm.d Pa.liun Sll9: Teen Siza. 10, 12, I.ti. l&. Siu l2 t.ua %14 yards ~ ~~in ... ~ cent. iadli ;.\tern for fint-ct.a mailing and spe- cial bmdlin&. Seod to Mar- ian M.tiD. tli~. DAILY PIUJT!New.-P re 11, 4C2 P....,,, °""-23i1 West lath SL, New,'ffrt U;kY. PrinL -'Jll~ ADDRF.SS .ml! ZOlfE, SJZE and m.n: NUMlli!R.'. CUP COUPON FOR ""' FREE PATl'!!RM la bi&. MW Fail-W i n le r Pattun Calalof, jmt oul! 354 de- •itn ideu.. Send Siie far Catalo£. --' . ' . f •• 1e ieli1 I I I I •ti Ill I I I I I I 11111II1111 II I I II I~ I Pendleton· Knoekabout Coat U..'s the eoN M mu1 el you lnve--b&ck with Ila 11!'11• I #J'r u .. enhanced 1"' ""' pat.. tern.I.-~ uw uOOn. Kilium• Jlninr and wa~ npellmcy utmd the co.fa wear thl"Oqh &>e aeuona.. Cbooee you r new Knock- about tn:in our collection of plaids and M>l id.s. AD 1'!9<ftton 100% virfin wool. o{ cours~. . . : ! - Gxmml Oothes ~ l\!ndleton . ,_'] • t. .. CORONA DEL MAR 3321 E. Co<nt Hwy. ~ SAN Clfl,\ENTE 111 Ave. Del Mor HY. 2·3230 . ....... . NfW 1'TClf ltOUIS: t.JO • "'· te 6:00 I'·"'· .•.•••.... , ...•......... , ......••.........•• ---------- ' -. I .,. • ' ' , ~ -... ~ -\' \ . I I 1 '\ ' ... • Slll'flnt December Isl ... Open Sandin 9 io 6. _Honie a Gift-Shop . ' ' I u . '~ .. ·~ A'GAIN . • • TO ·TALK TURKEY! •• ·~ ' .. i . . " .'• i 'f ' ). 54" ROUND 60" ROUND 54 • 72" S4 l 90" 54. 108" · ind lime lo check over lhe thin~ you need for 1 really successful Thankigivlng dinner! ~.95 6.95 5.95 7.95 8.95 ' ·\,"<.'"' t , • 'l. •I Do you ha~e an r ~ _;. insulafed pad for , • ' .. your family size table? •.. ~n~ that really fib?, .. ·. ' .'I "'"'~ ~ ,,I.,> On our Upper [ovol you 'll flnd o toblo pod !hot you con custom<ut to fit ANY table. no motter what its size or shepe ..• with no finishing of edges ..• end no reveling . Just ploco our lnsul-Foom toblo pod on your toblo ond cul ... it's ieadyto UM! Mode of oxtro heovy vinyl with high-density "insul-foam" bock for superior cushionin9 to protect fine table surfaces. W ipes deon. .. --· . • • White Gnly. l • • • ! I ti's_, to li.vo • ,r.-TNou,i-m.. toW. with J,.,.,.fischer Candelabra Centerpieces ••• just odd undies· to these "-""-(:.Glemlo -· h.ncl Wf'OUlht.\rell qiin i1W"ra-.nd . ,, ·-', Treat Trees NOW 1.98 ' R09. 2.98 i k "f~.:t.~~~!f-ti..f''~ '" I.ts• famv• hoG.y mood! ,. In petterns of 9rapes, citrus leovas <1nd fruit, wood roses in tl.o ncJ.,.t ontiquod sol· lroo (goldao yenowJ, on· tiquod red. block. citron, gold: °' vordo (bluo-groon). BEESWAX CANDLlS A'AILABl.J IN AUTUMN HUES TO MATCH ·10R BltND WITH CANDELABRA. I I 1 ' NEW FAMILY SIZE E.z.v OPEN ROAS~NG PAN )( DOUBLE WALLED ROASTER For fowl that's done to" tum ... fa mous. SAVORY covered enamel pans ... inexpensive , but superior in effkiency. 5 lb. 3.50 Easy to clean, Mund corner alum · inum p!n with adjustable V-posi- tion chrome p lated steel roast- rock tha t elim'1etes turning your turkey! '4 .95 8 lb. ~.50 12 lb. 5.50 lb lb. b.50 UNUSUAL ALUMIN UM SALAD MOLDS 30 different shopos in I to 5 qi. sizes •.. speciel hofidey designs! DELLA ROBIA RING 1.98 HORN OF' PLENTY I. IO ' :· I "' '''7.95 FOLEY TURKEY BASTER Large size, easy-clean nylon; .7 9 TU RKEY LACER SET .29 No sewing ~ S+..,i nle~s steel wit h cord. STEEL BOWKNOT SKEWERS Spring action puts them in. teke~ them out ... you stick the meat. not your fi ngers! Set of 5 •••. SQ 3433 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH .• ....-' • ............ n . on tho Mai• Le•el lad.., will> · Individual fruit ce\et from our C.ndy Shop, ot with pretty ~ts fours serve 25 dortghtfuny! on tho Low .. 1.-.el Treat Trees dressed in .Chrislmos bo lls make a , sporkling holidoy centerpiece or decorative touch for any room! ORIOLE l-b360 ,• • .. ' .. . ,, -" . ; .'·: , ·' .. • . ' ' ·, , :.: ' ·.,,: • ' ' . : . .; . .. '• --. .. .. -· --=. --· ------------· --· . . . . S. S. Pierct -the t'abu· lous Ji'amUy Grocer of Bos- lc.n. Nope, I haven'! changed my tune. but I'm terriblv e.ll · i..:i•crl over the arrival of the wonderful gourmet line of S. S. Pierce canned frutl.!, teas, entrees and dellcacieR lhat have arrived In time for Thanksgivina:. We've i1 Ad many, many requeiit.J for S. S. ~rce 1ince we opened, now we re so very proud to be able to offer them for lht first time on the west coast. I'd like to quote from 1 Reader's Di&e•l reprint fro1n a 1949 Pa1eant magazini:: '·Some Bostonians .claim that S. S. Pierce has Introduced more new food produclll to Ameticant than any otller U.S.' 1roeer. The first record- ed sa~ ol cut1ed coni was made by S&muel Pierce in 1843. Pierce's sold Singapore pineapp• before Hawailan wu ever hurd ol. AM •un- ripened c a n n e d peaches, brook t r o u t frOm Iceland, even rattlesnake meat. ''The firm waa founded in 1&.ll by Sllhuel S. Pierce. A cabinet-maker'• son, he was apprenticed to a ftrm of im· portel"S , then went into the gtOCttJ busl.nes1 for himself wheq 1earcely out or h11 tee_n1," ~,.and 4ourth ge n· tf~ .•!" now both ves. S1ln1 .tart'!J, botiie'rs in t ct1lar or as delivery cif'der assemble rs. Samuel Piefce believed In va - riety: 'If there is something at the bottom of the sea and a customer wants it, I'll gel it. " • How do you llke these ap. pies plucked from the lanJ or "bottom of the sea" unusual- ness! Canned Whole C r i 1 p Okra . Pickles, Pick1ed whole lime&. Stllff6d Oraa.a:e1 'in G~ Maine Steamed Clama lo i.. Sbtll, Clams and r.::ots '"M'J w&. ,,. Scotriitd. • R"f" c r Pudding. Southern Pecan Cake, Sc<if - Joped Pot aloes, Delmc.ni- co P o t a t o e s, Manrla rin Oranges and Pineapple, Cock- tail Dill C a r r o t Stick.~. Orange Relish with Burgundy, Oki Faahloned Corn Relish, R at s In Sauce, Miniature Cocktail Ep Plants, Cocktail Celery Sticks. and more. more, more. You'll want to spend a minute or two ezplnr- ing Pierce'• epicurean para· disc. Naturally we cannot 1toc). all ol them, but we've m• .. •.,l1ste:teaslng begin-ni.n.:. ·-; ,._ ~ S. S. Pierce since they IJe. 1 . gan 137 years ago have been known tn go lo the far comers of lhe earth in their 1 e 1 r c h for perfection 1n whatever item they plan to "put up" ··When isinglass. a pure form of gelatift derived from the sturgeon, was prac· tically unobtainable because or u n s e 11 I e d conditions abroad, Pierce's sent its own agenls to Russia to buy it at 118 a pound and bring it out nver snow-11mothered steppei; by dog·sled J\.1ushrooms from c aves under the city of Paris ... " And fruit from !he Yakima Valley in W11shington . They used to send their pee.- pie tn these various part.'\ of the world to make these won· drous selections, but. Pierce's have been doing business for so long, they now have stan.:S· ing ordera for the number one selection, the Jar~e!>t. choicest, most fancy of what- ever it is they want ... kanga· roo tails for soup. English lime11 or French frog legs. Pierce canned fruits ... Have you ever eaten a tree-ript-ncd peach from the Yakima Val- ley, I .have. I have to make a trip back there every so oft· f'n just to nibble the wonder- ful flavor. You never see Ya - kima peaches around all."· .... ·here. I've a sneaking suspi· rion Pierce's get 'cm all. -\II rruils are tree ripened arvl rhosen for 11uperlor size, na v- or and color. Your pick nf <ir>tiC'OIS. Royal Ann 1 i ;: h ! ~lo\CCI the r r (t! -~. Bar1 lett Pears, phlms. Karlot11 figs. fruits for salad, i;irccn gage 1,lums all in S(l many deli · cious way~. From all of us at Hich- ard's, "May your Thanksgiv- ing be the happiest." of the Lido Shops, 343.1 Via LI ri o, Newport Bearh. California. 87:1-6300. -- Coffee Shop 9-5; Closed Sund&y ,., ' -' I:" CLOSED UiURS.·,NOV 28th ' ,,, ,,. •,, / . 'THANKSGIVING !TAY . " WHERE THE (j)UALITY-WISE ECONOMIZE LIDO MARKET CENTER Vv'atch For Su~ Sp~Q~--f,riday and Saturday NEWPORT BLVD! AND VIA LIDO Meats RICHARD'S OWN BARREL-BREASTED FRESH TURKEYS! TOMS, 161ol01b.Aver. ' HENS, 10-18 lb. Aver. ----···---- Swift's Premtum Butterb.M Frozen fur~eys TOMS, HENS, Richard's Own 18 to 2'()1b,;6,,ver. IOto 12 lb, Aver. --- S-S1b. 59fb. Bar M Boneless HAMS, ,, !! . , ' ,. , . ', PRIME RIB ROAST I 98lli. famoui for flavor PLUS a complete selection of. fines.t seafood shrimp, lobster, oysters, etc. Grocery Frozen Mince Meat .. w "'-· " ........ 53c , ., JohnstQa·Pies ..,.,...,,...,M,,..,,., Cr.cu\ber.&Y Soqs;~-r ... 1 2139c;:, .. _.1--·m .-i ~,,.'._.,., ~C' ~!· 39c YUBAN ·SPECIALS · _ 1p Topping •k•». 10., . Coffee 1 "· ·-·------............ 59c Coffee ," ,,, .... __ _ .. $1.17 Butter o.,,,." " " ..... ,, . ,, __ ,,.... 67 c Honey SvlM'"°" o•d ,.snl(Hlf(j, 111 111. • • . 53c Preserves l(''"'s su.twtwrry, 20 oz. 3/$1 Margarine "'"'""",.,,..,,,'" 2/69c Ya ms sgw c •• 11 ... "" " 3/$1 OlivessPfnctr, stvfltd Ma111an111" 1 J '1 oz. 49c Mixed Nuts '"" """'"· 13 ,, • ..... 69c Wild Rice Mix ""'' '"', "· ..... 49c Water ChestnutsJ.,.u.w"' ,., 79c Table Napkins '"'"",." . ,, 4/$1 Alvminum Foil '"~"' ,, " ... 59c FROZEN RITE SPECIALS Parker House Ralls ,, ,, Clover Leaf Roils ;,, •. ,, . , GREEN GIANT BUYS Baby eeas In twtter SC. 10.01 Mexicorn 10 " ' Baby Lima Beans '"'" " 10" Broccoli Spears 1n butter sc 10 oz 3/$1 3/$1 4/$1 41$1 3/$1 3/$1 Bakery Pumpk in Pie , '" ,,, '" ..... ,,. 89c Baby Parker House Rolls Rtg 41'k Produce Oceari Spray • Leman-Filled Dani sh Ralls 2/19c lltq 2 f27t 1 Vienna French Bread Fleq 42t 36c Hooper ' HOSTESS THIN MINTS CRANBERRIES Fresh, flavorful, I lb. bor Reg . $I 8 01. Sweet, delicious RED VELVET YAMS, CANOY SHOP . Large, fancy Newton PIPPIN APPLES, 1.r1.,djuicy 4 : 49, "•r.11~•1'11 Sul~ F<'lr\CV Arizona Mince Meot Eitofl•~r · CS.W SPECl~l,S ,,...,; ii . ...,.-'"tfl., ,. • .,..F .... ~ ~ j '' -Yelrowsqliasn·" ,, ____ ... 61$ } . ~ Candied Yams 14 ot. ,,,,;,, 31$1 Hors d'Oeuvres ,,,..,. , "· .. :c .. 89c Egg Plant Sticks ""· ,,,,.,,," 3/$1 STOUFFER SPECIALS Baked Breast of Chicken 18 Ol. $1 79 Creamed Chicken u" ,._ ,,,,,, 89i;, Turkey Tetrazzini 12 "· .. ::.: .. 69c The Ultimate in LUXURY EATING S.S. PIERCE FINE FOODS Now at Richard's -m.!ny of th• famous S. S. Pierce rare delic;acies from an over the world! Creamed Flnnan Haddie, Clarn Ca~es, many varieties of Eastern C lan:is, Green Gage Plum5, Mandarin Oranges, Pinupple Tidbits, Cherrie Jubi- lee, Stuffed Oranges, lime Slices Epi- cure, Marrons in V aniMa syrup . , , rare te•s .,. and many, many more epicurean foods in our S. S. Pierce section. -_ ~ "\ ~--------I ~ ----· Delicatessen Pfliladfolp1t111 or l(notl1'" •. ,,.,,. 49c Cream Cheese .... ," 33c ~b'1 GRAPEFRUIT burstingwifh I l,soio"' ll••or Robert Or Diable Roquefort Dressing 39C:' A Thdn~sgiving trad;'ion PEARL ONIONS, . __ 12 Delicate, tangy , . -. , , ' OL pkg. Sauce _ 11 "' " 49c Rt94'k ..... 80l. RGl>rrtwn s lmllOrttd " 59c Ginger Marmalade 12 oz Fl•rlo~rd ~ Qwft Frr\11 Cranberry Relish 39c ,, • G ift Shop 9-6; Closed Sund.,y e Mer~et Open o .. il y 9-7; Sundey 9-0 • Pri,ei effective Through Wed., Nov. 27th \ l l ' I I I I ' ., . -_,. --. .. --·---.. ·-· . ~ . .. • ----~ --~---.. =-=-•-• ... ••z•z••r••• .. · ·· ... t • ·. • • •. • • ~ • I ..... • .,, • • -·-MIU 1'11.0TJMaW..,..llU :~ MM., Ne¥. U, lt63 ... ... -~ .. i" -.. , • Teachers · to Get Full Lunch Hour The Fountain Valley,School any other responsible post. Dlltrld bu taken the tlnt The noon aaalatant.a would atep toward freeiftt teachers be reaponslble for overseeing from 1apenilortll duU.. be NlpOl'llible for overseeing dwinl Ju.ncb perioda by ua-cblldrW' play. lnl communlt1 c:ttbenS •• They wpuld be expected to 1anchtlme npervilon. malntaln ailclpllne but would Tbe board 111urtdl1 heard aot be allowed to at.minister a report wl\lch lllted H corporal punlahment. Also. beaeftla ti tlM ~ cruter tMy would be trained In ~ tuehlr N1autloft and ef· Ud procedures 11 we as ftctlwneaa over an ent1n tW proper procedure f a workbll day a well aJ add!· 1trlOU1 accident. tional Ume to prepare m• Tbt noon dlrecton would tarta1 for dallll. be upeded to prtvent acci· The report aald tblt a IYI· deatl by belDg continually on tem ol ldrlDI members of the µ,. watch for potentially haz. CIOlldllUldtJ. wbo wt.re of ardoul condltlona. IDOd cbataeter and readily .......... had beMfttl for ~;~.:a':: 'Highway Funds .. .,. matbm of chudren 11 ~ ICbool. and the ays-Set for 1964-65 tem aJdl tbem In falrJnc ID fndPt lfw the l,ll'Oblem1 of SACRAMENre (UPI) - edacaton u wen u pkkini The state Department of Pub- ap IOIM atra moaey, the lie Worb says tl.3.lOl,MS-in nPQJt aaJd. state and federal funds bas '"--TM AlarJ 1or supervision bceJ1 apportioned to counties BRUSHING U' -Xii Binimf Sduraldt. 1 UuT• recomJDIDded by the report tor construction on county ot Japan. 1ppredatea the Bu.ntiniton Beach U· woalll be '8 an hour. roads in the Federal Aid bnry's collection ol foreip boob. Volmnel AN of· Tbe npcrt dted lay •Wei Secondary System. ' fered in Frendl, Spudlh, Ttallaa, German,· ltuaian ot ccima•mlUei UlinC tbe The allocation, which is for and Japanese. ~ md lbowed that the the 1964-65 fiscal year, in· -----------------ll'Mtllt lllCCell In adqalrina eludes .a,m,539 from the All PANTRYS CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Except Pantry·loorman's MIADOWGOLD CATllJNG ICE CREAM 1/a1al. 5 9c ASsoinp or HALVES MEAOOWGOLD t-r t feature a Wt! ·t l harvest bounti ~ . l food . of tradi~ . llG 29-0%. CAN NONESUCH Foreign Language Collection Grows 7l'llpaNfh1e help u well u federal covenunent and $4, • readlJ1 available pet'IODI 183,D ln state mnddnf _ came when tbe pay tcale fundJ, the department aa1d. was in the two dollar ranie. The money from state soar-C tt ( h The report l&id that low· cea la for the we of the COWl· 0 age eese Pint Cort. MINCE MEAT 28·0l. Jar er pay acalea developed the ties ln matching the federal problem of ooaununtty mem~ funds on the buts of ap- ben takin& the joba to help prodmately 60 per cent fed- the school aysterna rather era! to 40 per cent local than viewing the position as fund11. thf' department said The Huntmgton Beach Pub-1but many others who hlte ----------------- le Library I! proud of sts1ta read boob in their native to11ection or toretrn tangiia1e1tongu e. .. Thronds Attend ~. ' One o( the latter IS Mrs. e The coUectJon 1 s sbll of Haromi Schmidt. 220U Bal· lbodeat aiu. but it includes boa Circle! a native of Ja- tqblkations in P'rench, Span-pan, who likes to read "i ny- 1111. Italian. Gmnlfl, Russian thine" in Japanese ideo- ~~------~~~~~ Westcliff Plaza Ud Japanese. arapht. The library alao subscribes Mrs. Schmidt . hu ~eady B Ga I• three spanuh language exhau~ the library • own as la Open ,·ng ru&azines and will shortly collection of Japanese lan· ~ J"eeelvinf the French mag· guage book.a ao the library ulnt "ED " hu been bottowinl from the . . . . e · . Call&ornia St.ate Ubrary. Crowd.a o( Vl.Sit.on swarm· Bui a Home Fum1shl n cs, The library collection \s Librarian Walter Johnson ed ioto t.be new Westcllff Jun Dahl. La Galleria Wom- 111\}Y thru months old ~ut bo \o .. -.-A the me Plua ahoppin& center Thurs-en·a Wear. Paper U~- km already cauctrt °" wt\b pea "":"i--day to tbe tune of bqpipe ed, Bion Harctwan, TVp Hat • U9 reaidenU, so me of of the feftllft lfJCtian bu\ IDUGc and Dlx\el•nd 1m Barben and Veta'• lntlrMle ~ w'lsh to polish up on expansion hlncea on tntetu,t ctumc t.be plau'• Grand~ Apparel. Caquages tnlY have leinled of patrons and fund1 avail. erun,. Monday, the YClkee Dood- tiii~---....iiiiii-----•,J able. A crowd of dignitaries lo· ler Reataurant will open its P ln tht meanlimt, ir any· eluding Newport Beach city doors to the public and soon M one wilbea lo make u~ or officials, Irvine Co. olllciall, Dr. L. R. Elder, optometrist. the 1ectlon but doesn't apea.k Wutclill Plua merchant.a, Montgomery Cleantn. and any languages but En&liJh, and pretty Gay McGUUvray, Playboy Hair Styluts will he can vilit the library and Mlaa Newport Beach, were on open. check out basic grammars band for the ceremony. ----• in all o{ the major toncues. Tbe new Westcliff Plaza b Safety Engmeer • · 1 y In fad, if a patron would located at Weatcllff Drive ~ • ': M U A .5 IT • PA L '--"-t .... ti 1 ,_,. A Ce o s OO .~ like to 11.UOW WrUI u re t e u .me venue. .rem rue Po!O:l Advocal · : Ir ASSOCIATU. INC. of the new French magazine, included the awardrng of SO ~ · -INSURANCE "Elle", means in En&lish. oil or pastel portraits to be . : ?. they can look tt up in the done Saturday at the plaza Creation oc. a separate post ; :• .. _, C.:.",;,... MJ ......., Library's Freoch·E n f 1 i s h by a number oC well known oC safety engineer by th~ cUy : ~ c.M. '-"''-a u. ''" dictionary. Oranie County artists. of Huntington Beach will. be • • Westclifi m e r c b a 0 t 1 00 recom.mended to the C 1 t y ·.--QAILY PILOT CLASSIFI EDS! h111d for the event included Council by the local Safet1 ~ Richard S. Terry. president Council. . . of the Westcllff Plau Mer· Chairman B~n Gautier aatd llllliis======----=-=;;;:;m-==a--===~I chants Aaaociation and Roo· the council will bring their "UTO SAVI MGS CENTER ald c a 1 I president of sav· plan before the oouncU in the " On Drui 'sc.ores. i:ear future. At the pr~t BRAKE ~RELINE --- Other cuuta included New-time the safe_ty enitneer ~ port Beach Mayor Charles E. ~ties are earned out ~Y P Hart, William McCune, presi- 1 lice Chief Howard Rob1do1L"<. dent of Diversified Builders ________ 1 Inc., which built the center; I ~.... -L ::. ..... ::-:-~ WHEELS . · londecl Lining Int. Putt ind Labor 12,000 Mile Gu1r1ntM or one year I Chev .• ford · CorVlir ·Valiant · F1lcon ·Comet J• WHEEL ALIGNMENT . MUFFLERS UM your lanltamerlcard ... H low as '$5.00 down Budget Terms ~ NYLON MET AL to MET AL BUCKLE 6;000 LI. TIST ALL COLOflS RIG. $9.9S COAST GENERAL TIRE I SU W. l 9th St. COSTA MESA PHONE Ml 6°.5.5 .. 6 OR Ml 6~51J Chamber of Commerce Man· I ~1 -,. • I ager Jack Barnett; John llllAA, Parker, of the Macco Corp.. I I Ill #'l'i I ~~~!:.,;· :rTrom~::~1 1TOPS IN QU'AI rnlfl President and Miss Newport, I 1'LU I I Beach. I I Irvine Co .. officials on hand I for the dedication tncluded ~ ~iiiiif I Charles Thomas, president; 1 I '11/f.:!"~ I William Aldrich, public rela-BEWARE ' ... tiona director; Mr. and Mrs. I Al Auer and Mr. and Mrs. Of Ed Fant, John Porter and I IMITATIONS I Mr. 1md Mrs. Kent Berge. I LOOIC I Bera• la project coordinator I f()R THI 1 far the company. HA"' I Bwdneaaea now open ln the I unu DOG I 1hoppin1 center include Bank of America. Markel Basket. I LOW IN P•ICI I Sav-on Drugs, Robert Ber~· I I ley's Men 'a Wear, Shell 011 _______ _ Co .. Beach 'N Bay Wardrobe . HEAD AND SHOULDERS SHAMPOO \ QUART. .••.. 49c El CAMINO SPICED CRAB APPLES SUNSHINE Krispy Crackers 16-oz. Ja r 1 ·lb. Box 29' LIBBY'S PUMPKIN • ,lllSIU~Y CAKE MIXES 2 Big 29-oz. Cafts 19-oz. ,kg. WHITE, YELLOW, CHOCOLATE, DOUBLED MOR.\'11\'G FRESH PRODVCE FRESH OCEAN SPRAY (IANBERRIES For Homemade 'Relish or Sauce! RtESH CllSP LAIGE STAUC CELERY ::~ROP AVOCADOS 2 -~~~E-2 BEAUTIFIJL BLOOMING PET INSTANT NON FAT MILK 20 Qt. Size 1 29 PET EVAPORATED MILK 8 Tall 1 00 Cans • SWAN LIQUID DETErGENT 2~-oz. 59c Size HEAVY DUTY LIQUID DETERGENT WISK Quart 69( MUMS LUX TOILET SOAP 2 8?th 29' Size LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT 7:oz. 89' Size HEAD l SHOUlDERS SHAMPOO 2 1/J. -oz. 6 9c Jar lA~GE TUBE-79c 4 SCOTT 6.SO COUNT BATHROOM TISSUE 4 Roll 29' Pkg. BONUS OFFER FREE 100 °~r~~EMIUM WITH PURCHASE 2 POUNDS BACON Of YOUR CHOICE Void A~er O.c. 1 I • .. FOi THANKSGMNGI lM"I plonta In 6" pots, ovcnloble in all Pantrys except Washington-Altadena Dr. FROZEN FOOD COUNTY FAii APPU PIES MINCE I-In. ,Uli"KIN BIG DEAL IMITATION .ICE MILK 1/a -901. ASSOmD PlAVOIS -. ., 19! 29c BIRDS EYE 6 •GREEN PEAS . . . . . U·n • CUT CORN ........... 10.... PKGS . •FRENCH FRIES ...... •·•L ~00 CllNICU CUT •POTATOES .............. ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I~~ 45( BIRDS Elf WHOLE STRAWBERRIES ~-~-~~~~~~---~-- oo 79c SWUE COFFEE CAKES nc:AN 01 ONNAMON NUT Pi~;apple·Orange 5 :.: 100 4t:;100 ISLAND INN DAQUIRI MIX ;. ..... •' .. . . . . , . • LOCAL FRESH AA LARGE . ......... ~ ,, .. EG~!ENJ9c KERN 'S Tomato Juice 2 JUMBO 39c .. 6.QZ. CANS MARTINELLI AP.PLBtilCI '. •, MRS. CU BBISON'S 9 Turkey Dressing 1 :~z. 4 c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE \.; , . \ WHOlE OR STRAINED CHASE & SANBORN • U.S.D.A. ... •toMsJ9t •HENS 45t TURKEYS : :~:: ~~~ ~at nn ,~mt4 .,..~9fT'I'" ·""' ,... .,.J • • 'IS:. 1ftn ,i fi,,r .,, "'•fr,... I)! Ak#qF k 4 WE ALSO HAVE JUHIOi TURKEYS, ROASTING CHICICEHS, GEESE, DUCKS h 4 YU3AN .C~O-F-FE_E_2_-l8_.~_N ._ .. _.~_~_.;1 ____________ ~· ~~~~~e79~ ~~w ""' •••• Tax PKGS. ~00 -45' j ---'# 79c : :·1°0 :; 100 r ~..._..$ AA BUTIER JELL 0 3 3-0Z. 19C PKGS. PARTY CRACKERS ~~~· 49' TREATS 1-LB. 29C PKG. C&H SU GAR PANTRY RA TH BLACK HA WK SLICED BACON 49~ WESTERN OYSTERS ,~:·· 69c DUN GESS WHOLE CRABS 59~ 1-LB. PKGS. MARGARINE We Ff'atur~ Mannlnfl'• flaalltfl Beel Because Its Flavor and QuaUt11 Are l 'on1tl11trntl11 Superior and at Prlce• as Low-.. tlu Lowe•t. KLEENEX •Table Napkins ~-_,,.,.·M:'" DELIC.\ TESSF.~ll"l'J'£ ~ .. *--:< " ,_._..._ ______ ..___. .. . CiiENDDAR CHEESE 69~ ~ Special for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday,Sunday,Nov.25,26.27,29,30,Dec:. 1 2 50-d. 45c Pkgs. •Kitchen Towels '} ::~~ 35c • Facio I Tissue 2 400-ct. 39c Pkgs. ~ PHllJOElPHIA . 3.nz. ]]c · Pkg. ; CREAM CHEESE ~------- i Sff Rl°MP COCKY All ·~ 39c ! ----~ ....... , . Von de Kamp's. RI• fUllP SPECIALS "40M.·SUM. NOV. -.CIC. l POULTRY DMSllNG 49¢ FltUfT CAKE $1.21 CRAHl!~lrf MUF1'1NS 3!' PUMl't<IN OR MINCE l'IE 65- FOOOCRAFT FARM STYLE CUCUMBER PICKLES ? 15-oz. 45c . Jars OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Juice COCKTAIL Pint 27c Bottle PANTRY ALL PURPOSE Detergent ] 9" Giant 49 1/" -01. Pkg . ~ . , --.... ·-... -.......... _,,,. .... --,,,,..--·--·-.. . -... .-. .--, . . DON'T FORGET Wt Are Giving DOUBLE ORANGE ST AMPS On Tuesdays From Now UNTIL CHRISTMAS! Wt Do Wont to Help You With Your Christmas Shopping SAVE TWICE WITH ORANGE PREMIUM ST AMPS You ~vt twice whr.n you shop ot tht Pontry! lri addition to our low prices. wt give you voluoblt Orongt Prtm&wn Stamps, redeJfnOb!t for fiM quality, notionolly famous mtrc:hondi!e 8t sure to visit !ht Orange Stamp Redemption Center • 601 W. LAS TUNAS SAN GABRIEL • 1047 N. ALLEN 'PASADENA n Tuesday thru Saturd ny a.m. to 5:30 p.m. .... _________ ___ 1170 BAKER ST. and. FAIRVIEW AVE. COSTA MESA MESA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER e OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. e SU NDAY l 0 A.M. TO 7 P.M. .. ! • ,. '· '• ' OAU.Y '11.Rr/lllWµ .. u Mon., .Ho•. 25, 1963 • \. , I . -. . - LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE •• '"• • •I • \ ... r. t'tANU IS bit KILD.ARf •, . .... . ' ---............ --- ' .-.. HE'S M IMf'l'TlfHT, R!DQ.~ )OJH6 fNJ.J-J, IQt.t:Mf.. 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T une I n PREVIEW TONITE 9 P.M. THIS PREVIEW WILL BE OF SP ECIAL INTEREST TO THE HARBOR AREA RESIDENTS IH WPOIH BEACH • OR 3·83SO 1t1.Ac-J1I llf.....W XTltA~tt l(M!'C-llt 1ta1-IU KAaC:-1" lll&V~ ltH.l-f» ........ ...... ~·IChX-11~ KllLA-lllt K•i<O-llM ICll.U-llft KOFJ-l:llt KGl\..-tttl Cf'OX-11'1 11.w1tw-1• ICfAC-1111 llG~lt-IJtl KALt-14ll cwri-1w KILA-14" 1(,0\..-1149 'ICDAY-U• YOUI FAMILY THEATRE •.• TIIE ~EN 8AMESS G~ FOUNO A L04.0EO CAMEM AT THE lOIWI ti.JIN> C()folT'A~N6 m.M ™AT, WHEN OEl/lL • Ol>EO, ~HOWEO A BEAUTIJ:UL WOMAN S/lOOflNG /Al'O >etUJ/161) A MAN· • ~ 5TA,Tf0 SOtVf ~ TltHGS ~ ! DAVY JONES HERMAN MUTT AND JEFF MISS PEACH DON'T HESITATE TO SOUNO Off, AN'{ TIME '100 MEED A COUPLE Of-MllPIMG MAMDS AG A IN, PAL: CUT OOWN~E OVERHEAD! OU~ OV'ERMEAO li9 TOO MIGH.' l'HE BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR .(SURF>. -A.NO SO YOU SEE. KINOER6A~TeN CH ILDREN,OUR. EOUCATlONA.L SYSiE'M t5 GEARED iO "THE ACADEMIC PREPARATION CF JHE PLJP!L IN 'THOSE PRE-REGUl51TES UNIVERSALLY ACKNONLEDGEO TO !tE OF MAXIMUM IMPORTA~f. -........ l -.ell (Mt., Jtl ~· lllltfTINTOtl l(AQI •••••• LL '-tlH ADULTS & J"I. • SOc 'TIL 7:00 • ..., TIMW TIMI. • acm llklNft c "~. •<!uf• .,..... {"!~If SP!!»H llilVIO UAJI f!ock.cho11 tJ I.AWRENCE ...... ~ .......... ·TC~HICOlOll• OF AIWJIA .~~ "'"·' '""""" w ~m 'llOll\1("1110!!' ~ "l'f'k Oa~11 Onr Shnw t:at·h f':H Ill 7·:lft, Fralurc> Al II p.m. f'1111tln111111~ ~lffl" S11I. ~ ~"" frnm I 11 m Frnturr I p.m .. 4· f~. A·?tl ~!I.U H ___ DOLOflt __ _ BIG PAL SHOW SAT. C<lrtooni * Comediff 11 nd Oisnty'a "INCREDIBLE JOURNEY" ------.. -----·-..... --........... • • .. ... ~ ... ._.......-i ---...,._... .................. ~---....._._.. --~-----------~----~ ,_., . • ~-• • • t • • I ' • ·-.. ~". ly Charlea M. Schu lz ly Gut Arriolo J ly llatburn Van luren ly Leff •Rd McWilliaM1 ly Clyde Lomb Created by Bud Fisher I 140l)E T HE OVERHEAO'S NOT TOO UJW! MUTT'S A TAU.GUY! ly Mell D iry Shi t :' •. •, Scee people call it a apur. • •. IOIM call it a lfttlfl·· Gene Barry Leads New Fashion Trend • By VERNON SCO'IT kind ol role •• mervetoosly HOlLYWOOD (UPI) -The .. be did, Md I'd like to IDOlt elepntly tallcnd man Ml'UIDI the mlntle of love- OD the televilton ICrtn tbtte llble eollDP-Jt'a not auy e\Ulnll 11 Gee Bury m ~ ._ dmopape bub- hla role ol priv ... •1•-ble ..i tmldnc it Wlevatlie.'' He'a doDI mon fw -·· 'n. ~ G'9lt ~· fashiona la Hollywood ti.a Niii tdp a 8-ry, and he the brav• "'1 wbo toot tM ii ...._ tor the same kiad top off Ms bllUlbll .wt a tlle fll _,...'*9iecl row. In mov- beach. ..._ Each ol bla auita Ctlll.a a It wald be • IPWU• to mlniJnum o1 9250 ud 11 lalJ • ..,.. otf 8lrT7 • an actor ored by oot at mov»town'• .. ......, .... Ja..addtion • llll ~ .. with Judi.at tbNed -' oeecDt td-rciur.-..m on the entisU. Bany bu a ~ .,.. ..-be.'.J a bu.meu .. 50 per cat "'9ef of the __. ...... Ins · "Burke's !Aw" aeries -to 11*1..,. • ,....,.. •new Tideo ..-iea to atar three keep bis wardrobt for his own beautiful women. use. "f'd like Co get Ehmbeth "I'm fight.i.ng the Mr. Aver-Allea Lole Al'bri«ht end Elli.- age look in mef!'s styles," t.he abeth' Montgomery for tht actor said dunng a produc-sUn"in& rolu ," ta.id Barry. lion break. "It's time the men "If ~ worb ou&, it in this country got away from should be the flnt really ~ the good gray look. cessful women't ~ oo tel- "Who needs the drooping eiv~. ttho~rs and the downbeat ''J woo't ~in the rlWll altitude. I like to see sboul-myself. In feet, ab.llC "B~e·a den point up a little bit. Law' bu bad jta ron I won 't When I put on one of my do ADOtber ...W. In a few sulta it c~ra me up; gives years I'd like to c« into other' " ~ a ch e In my pol__, fie~ bu4JrUn& induetry, '4itw." .... for installce.,.lt olfen more Style-setter Barry may be m a penoml. c~mce to a a little ahead of his time. man than actalg. HU jacket.3 are cut shorter BIT PARTS: Elke Sommer than _average_. _the trousers has completed bet' HoHywood ar~ tight.er fatting and the acuviti~ and leavM for UJn.. shoulders more padded. don tt1" ~ for a ~ .Barry ~s c~e to be asso-role m "A Shot ii'! The Iiiirt.iT c~t.ed Wlth be~g a ~andy, ... MGM's paent .., ~ .~ back to ~ roie . in tJ:ie goers 00 Ori9tmas Day will ~ M.utersoo 6ene6 in be tbe opening of '"lbe Prlle" ~ch he wore a dert>y and r~ · Da carri«i a walking stick. . . • '-Uludan v~ ~~h- "It' •'---· ard um will guest ltilr m 'Bow .~ more u~ JU~ w •. Jae.it Met George Btmru," a robe, ~ explained. There 8 segment of the Jade Bt!DIV a certain elegance ol man-• nerism I've tried to develop video ~ · -· :\• bod\ of my shows. William 'Powell had the same thing going for him in the old 'Thin Man' mov\es. "No ~ has played that Be 1 Good Neighbor If you are a newcomer, or know of a newcomer to Costa Mesa. do her a favor by calling Helen Kissel. the Costa Mesa Hostess (between 8 and 10 a .m.) and she will call on your friend with infor- mation and'?tfts from THE Friendly Merchants Lt 8-6<M2 bJllllll , ••• l'AltKINO •va llY D4Y -0.... Nl911f!T 4:U - K..-•-sar. i """· c ... 11-su..uy 1 !' .M. LHt Timff Tonight Exclusive Ar~• ShcMl'lg Mondo Cane & "Man In The Moon" -TUESDAY- "THE TRAPP FAMILY" ''Captain's Table" :z: APORT ll0· •• o o,t• I \ ' Now thru Tuesday ~m~r-1------~iCK-~. ~~· ,......., §JllnrWl) JAHVISIOlr llM ll£Tll0eel.--- with LEE REMICK & JAMES GARNER SECOND FEATURE ''THE YOUNG RACE'RS" Mark Damon and Luana Ander8 MESA. I I'< "JO ·" Mflll«I g(N NlfF.f 6 P.M.d'l I P.M. l oo . ( ----. -~ ...... -_.,_ .......... ----.. ----............ -- ' . . UILY ,.,.,,...,, J • r.f: f Mon., ,...,. 21, ,,., , .. 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Wed., Nov. 25, 26, 27 at Local Safeway Stores Pork Legs~= "'· 49c ~'i"-'"· 59' "'Pork Ch0ps::;f.69c ~79c ~if.49' Safeway Reduces leef Prices We Pu5 o'n Savings · to Cudomer1 w •• ,. hl'ppy to announce ~,' New Low•r · Prices on lfff ! n.. UFI look Of Clwl1tma1 c.MerU Pork Loin Roast Cl/t Only From Tender ,,. Eutem Gr1in.F1c4 Pork •· --Fresh-.. Oysters Jonu ' Dairy Ferm Pure Pork Sausage :~~" 2-19·1!i69. Mandarin Oranges -=.~· 4 11 .: •1.00 Grapef rult Juice 1~.. 4!:" 39' Gelatin Ring Salad 0r1~berry 2!: 59' Sea Trader Oysters ~J~ ~:;~ ': 35' Red Raspberry Jam (mr; 2 ! 59' · -' Pumpkin Spice Cake Mfs.~;rr· :,45• '1111 '= 19' Volume 3 The Merriment Of Christmu ..... .. Wei $)49 Completer Set I Yet.-$596 ''"HI-f l .... ~ .... , ., bur41 M. ll.4' Brown 'n Serve Rolls ~~"w~;) .,':t 29' Multiple Vitamins ffi)~~~jg .. ~ $1.29 HiS'TORv Grade .4A Fr•sh Eggs c-0 ' Mroe en,_ lltlrffer.19' f.r-farta t. Y•U -every OF U.S.A. • .. t Ulrtftl .. J .. 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"'·-... .,, .............. h .... ~ ..... ,,. ,-.. •• D•llv l'ilo!, 25. •nd DK. l!l~t.l USDA CHOICE IONEWS ROLLED · SIRLOIN TIP 99c ,1 ROAST ,. USDA CHOICE FRESH TURKEYS ''The Californian Brand" I USDA GRADE A BROAD BREASTED HORMEL OR FARMER JOHN SUGAR CURED HAMS 1~BONE 98ii. WHOLE OR HALF 45~ . USDA CHOICE -FROZEN FOODS- EXCELSIOR OLD FASHIONED V2 Gal. ICE CREAM JOHNSTON 'S LARGE 9 INCH c Fruit PIES 49c • SWIFT'S PREMIUM I AC 0 N USDA CHOICE ................. ' PRIME RIB ROAST U.S.D.A. CHOKE STEW MEAT . FRESH LEAN GROUND ROUND 49~ 79~ 69~ LIBBY'$-No. 1'12 CANS 4 ' 0 ZEE GIANT ROLL PEACHES LIBBY'~O. 303 CANSS : .S 0 I FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 PAPER TOWELS ' 0 I PET 8 QUART SIZE PEI' INSTANT I i~~2~1>. .. ~~~ ........... 1.9~ t HILLS BROS. COFFEE ~ NO. 1 TAU CANS DRY MILK RE&. 15" Sale ' I-L B. 59c 1-LB. 111 l ·LB . CAN . 69 1 CAN CAN =-'---··········-·····························-········· SWANS DOWN 1 S OZ. PKG. Annel Food Cake Mix 3 for $1 -·~···'ii! ......................... ·-·····_.___.. .......... . MORTON SALT 16 o.. , . lOC Pm e WE CARRY A COMPLETE SELECTION Of ORIENTAL FOOOS COST A MESA FOOD MARKET ' I -.... --- • ... ------. -.-. -·-.... ·-----· - Eli ' ] J F< edit .... In& ace Ker T Dal and pap tra. "' J Let IWC prit mu ace lty pro ~ Tb• ~ on! erk wa 1 .. [ p,.. fin ole ha· in &In wh in• 1 ... '"' ... be do< !hi OW .,.,, '" ab '" th< de K• ju: wt en vi• de ... dM Jo lo: W< •• ... " 11 "' K· hi ll ,, ti u c ~ h • b n • • • I. ~ 0 • 0 p 1 0 ( l ' I i ' I ( l ' • 1 • • Oswald Death Deplored Following att excerpts Crom editorial& inn e w 1pap1r 1 n"OUnd the country on the kill· inc of Lee Harvey O.wald, accused a.-an in of Preaklent Kemedy : The New York 'llmes-nie Dalla• aulhor\tiea, abetted and encoura1ed by the new• paper, TV and radio µre1r11 1 tra .. pied on every prlnciple of Juat.ice 1n their handllng of Lee H. Oswald. It is lileb: sworn duty to protect every prl9ooer, u well as the com· munlty, and to afford each accuted person fllll opportun- ity for hla defense before a l Police Get . . ~ ... '" . BroWn Likea 'Golden' Bill SACRAMENTO (APl -1 The iovemor upre1Nd bil Gov. Brown bu thrown hia aupport for the ptnd.ln1 U.S. Whtt Te De .,., Wher• 1upport behind a meaaure he Se11at1 bm bl a tetesram to T ,.._ ' .,... I aays wW provide employment Senatofs Henry Ji!. Jackaon, • --1'I •17 P Y ln 1p1rttly eetUed areu and D·W 1 • h.. Qair En 11 e, WMky_.rn,,,_~M 2 Graduates Of Aca demy .l)lllp the weft's dormant 1old [).(;allf., tM Tbomu Kuthel, Wit Til i:mlne~•=·==========~R~.c.lil~-==========~==~DAIL~Y~-~~:!!i:'i!:;;:=: Tvto more graduates of lhel: Los Angeles Police Academy have joined the Ne w port Be a c h Police Department, Police Ch~f 8. Jam• Gi1Y· u announced today. Oftietr1 StanleJ Brualer and Lyle Hllmerson went on duty after complttinl three months of intenaive law eD· forcement tratnln1 at t h e acl!lemy. The two men are the 12th and 13th graduates to join the Newport Beach force w I t h three more off~era In tht prog ram , who w1l1 iraduate January 31 , 19M. Officer Hllmerton lg a Ion&· lime Newport Beach relidtl!t and Officer Breagler bu lived Jn Colta Me1a 1lnce 1981. He fovea her more , bec11use sh e ·bakes Bridgford ~ property C<lftllti<uled court. New York Herald Trlbuoe-- Tbe murder of the man sus- pected of having aKasirinated President Kennedy haJ1 aerved on1Y to compound a belo:Mu crUne . . . the attack on Os- wald was an attack on the .,Qfrt~RS CONGRATULATED -Newport Beach police chief B. Jame• Glovas (frOht left) congratulates offieera Stanley Breuler and Lyle Hilmenon on Both men are married and each hu two :rouna cblldren. It' areal IOOd -•nd so eny, .. buy delicioo1 lrjdcford Bnod wtierewrtr_,foodu<esold WT llWD 1QI llW. ~ IOLU, OOIM' wm Wf. .iUA tll4f'lo M Mi W graduation from Police Academy. ' law. Daily News-The martyred Pre&ident would have been the ttnt to deplore this act of vt-Costly Chest olence out.aide the law. Let ua have no more of IUCb thlaCI LONDON (AP l-An Italian in coooection wittl 1111 a11• dealer purchMed a Loua XV &inat.ion. And, by the way, chelt for *34,71) at aucUon in what were the Dallu cope do-Sotheby'a ~ week in Lon. ing ~ dq;l. 'ftui ebeilt. was the work The Bo6lton Record A.meri· of Leonard Bood1ll about 1'710. can-In a c~vililed society ---------- u;GAL N<11'1Ct: 11ucb as ourt, katded on i.w and ordt!!°, tne ttaying cannot be morally or legally con -1-------,---- doned. But the compulsioo NOTICll 011 T•USTlll '1 SAL• that drove Dallas nightclub °" ~· ~ :.J.":, 11:• .,.dMt< owner Jack Ruby to kill Os· A.M. •• mi """' ••11 11w6 .• """"'""" . ~-"~'-I c..llF. 1 .. ..._ 11111 ltlELl.i.ILIE tN-·Wald In r-.-.un or ' moo· VIEITMIENT" CO.~TION, •• T ..... strous crime Is underttarid· llNW .,. ~ ,. Trw1 ,,_ w ••· 1"'°9 L11!..,, • -•lood .........., wtie able. In ctndor. we have DO -1111. 11 1Er11rw:i. v .... • .....,,.., regretll~dled by iii&J.iF' :::_ the same~ tf· lent · " :S:.....,. death g Pre.'..dent l~a Ill ,:..,., 01 _..:; Kennedy and we hope that L ...... .,. M lmW G. u-.... - j .... ,_ . ..._8,. •• with u.J... -., ttw btffOI o1 ctn•"' 11111......., u .. uoce, Ul \llC Ul'f:i £.....,,, _... --... rootlet "' wl>ldl -will take into account the ._... .._....,,, 1, 1..,, ... .-""'" emotional: forces he waa ob-~'1' .;-. ...:1c: .. ~i.~ 11::'1:'.,= vtously unable to reai&t. ::::, ~or'"' u~·11,.r;.:: .~..., ~ Boston Her~TbeM two ., ..... w!IMut •• ,..,., .... 11111, d__. .. _ do net cancel ucil oth· ,,._. • _ ..... .-.. ""' .,t_• "° ... >:I _....,.... ..... -... Id .... Mid er out, but make a double in· trwt• .,-.. 14 0-9 ,. Tt1111, • die N t. '"" .............. ~ •-1Y· tm "" .our 1.mes ... ,,..11,. • John P tmedy, who ~e n. ....... w "41•::; 1.-tl _._. ti . '--·.. ... w....,., .. ""' ....... -for moderacion and c1-... y. ~ MMt Tr9d, ... ""' t it, ., wu the vid.im o( extremism c ... 11 ........ " - --"' and bate. Sundly'g .evtl deed =:-.,,:· !:! ~t!..:i't:!....v~ ~ I.I-. " II Gt' ...... OIWlfV at.a~ ~.~~' .. ,,._ 1 ...... ,,,_,., ~........., .--.•• Bolton ""'--·--~ 0 -"' _...., --"'*"WP Le;e ll#V.,. Q•'= r-= .... .) .,, • ~en~1IJ!l~lrvlct W !:.,,:' :: .. ~ ~-f ... , his cotmtry ~ to Texas ...• i.. .... •"" ,.......,_ .i -1 ..... .. this further killing ll especial· ~":',tt1~ 1~=·1tl I Unf-unate m the "ight or ll•ll•blt tnv••'"' ... t c-. y "'' T"'t'N the &rd.t efforts of Dallas au· ,, H1r111d L. SI•"'' .a.-:.1 •-~rve Oswald's v1<1 p,.,,,,..., · u.IVl .... ~"" r-~. •'--•· P~bll•M<I O••~w c ... 11 O•ll• 1111o1. civil rigbll. despite u....., cer· c...1• M•u. C•'"·· ....,.. u 1nd o.c t.ainty of his guilt. and ~ t. '· iw . c• 1,.. 1--.i I~ to wbic~ news med:i~1 ---------- weot W keep alive tbe J>OS&I· L.t:liAL N(JTICE billty of imocence. Dallas Morn.kiri News-It is z..mt c111 .... .,..., "*'"" not the lnlefltion o[ the new11 , "'· 1n ke NOTICI Of' fl>US LIC HI Al lMe at thil momeol. to ma any MOTICE IS ME llEllY G IVEN "' .. ,.,. edM.triaJ spe!culation on.dthe r~•;;.:.ii =··~irn ~ °""-Cl~tll~ 11!ayVtg of the late Press ent ,_,1111 .., "'-."11ai11111 "' oav11 K.nned'·, assassin. But it. Is ~u1t11 11u•1 co . to~••IC rk"'"' our bus.inel!, pertiapi, to sug· 01.1rttl ;..c'"~~5 u. r '.,. •IOdr I ...,."loN~.,, •;A C·l·Z - gest that this cJty, wtikh all u~O::~~!! ., Jll, ,15• s1i. sH. n1 Gold· of us Jove, needs ;i.n atmos· -w. cc•-°'' 111 ... ph r Calm and balance t.l()TICE IJ HE~EllY FUllT'*• GlV· e!'fl 0 · fN "'•' ••Id Dubllc hMrlno •Ill be Today most churches are ~•kl "" ·~· .s•~ "•• "' ~ iw. . I . 11 1"-''"'""''°'PM .l~T ... C-ll open for memoria services. c......i.•• "' 1,,. """""'" 11 .. ,~ c11• Go to one or your choice. for "'"· t t .. ~"" 11-.,... .1 .... •nw .,.. r th Lo d I. the •II ->0"' In!••••'"" ..... ·-•r •nd the House o e r s .,. .,,.,d ""'..,.,· very 5ymbl of serenity. ~:l11::r._C.,,o:r.L1 N: Fort Worlh Star-Telegram ,.E'lrlPOlT 1E•• c11v -Never befare h a e the Pubn,~..i ,.;~71'1~~,t,.,,c=i~ American people had such an .. _...,11 , •• ,~. o.•"·• "-· u. 19'.J intimate eyewitness view of "°'~ history-grievously tragic hill· tory-as in the p8il tbree days. The incredible has been pHed upon the incredible. so that people sitting al the ring· side of ·events begin to dis· believe their eyes and their 11enses . Lu bbock Avalanche-Jou rnal -Tragic ... was the clum&i· n~ of the Dallas police in their attempted transrer of Lee Harvey Olwald from city to county jail. The fact that a n outsider could get within • foot of Oswald and fa tally shoot him as offk:ers stood a ro1lfld by the doUlns iii as difficult to believe as the true and awful Kory of last Fri· day noon. Lifeguards Ge t P ier Enclosure Lireguards working In the l11wcr midway out the Hu nt- . ington Beach Mun icipal Pier 1·1nn·1 have to freeze all win· '" Lifeguard C b I e f Vince Moorhouse hag been given the i,!o ahead by councilmen to rebuild the upper portion of 1hc station. The recotistruc· lion )"Ill provide an enclosed UNITED STATES NATIONAL lJANK READY TO SERVE YOU HUNTINGTON BEACH 302 Fifth Street Phone 536-936 1 "'· D. M. Seler1en, Manarer area for lifeguard~ on duty. ---=-------= I --~I ~-• ..... I -· -·--...... -1 FREE! sani·wax W11 IS 1(1U dust -inslJntly! Proleds lu1nil11rt, 1ppt1. 1oces, woodwork, Form1t1. Keep fREE. filled plastic dis· penser hand1 1n kitchen and GE i 8 01. w B hath for touch-up tltalrin1. Used by millions 1or JO ye~fs1 Just wipe it on -you"1e lh1ou1h1 .BUillR ICE CREAM ... _ 59' :,w..:1Sff FROZEN PIES --·~· ... COUNTY .~ -25c ~~·;~·· --·-·--·---PUMPKIN 15' ~-=~· .-W't#tl#·lW14;PPM SWlfT, JUICY llllY'S NO.l~CAN """' llf't. 1.i.••• """" AVOCADOS lllM'I O(UIN lfl>W."'-Y CRANBERRIES f'lfflA •.t.NC'f , NIW c•OI" MIXED NUTS NAVEL ORANGES 7 ~s100 5 ... $1 00 191•'• A HO~lOll.'f lll"'-l PERSIMMONS TllUI 1111CU Uf!tll'll 11 !~I IOUO•IMI llUllll llllllll· .. •ljliiltf!M G,t,tOltl GIOVI ,.,+~c ,.1111.on 4 mSol.~.... Hf.1 .. 11.,lult•ho. ·11<1111 .. tt!I""' I 'MM W. Wal lol. \I. 1<•11.i. llOOtlOO l f.i.CM ''l l.lltU.NI( llOll to..,111 11. Jt.OM"hll• 'l IWI ... lltONlit \~.::1rt:~''" If, 1:~:~1~1 1:~1~1 COIT,\ JolUI. 101 l.NCMlU • IANll. ""0MCI. 11' I !1111 I~ •WI It .. ,",. '°'· tlOI ••ltli•o '""' (UlVll Cll' ,.AilllU 11•ULV((IA 1111 lo . ._.. ~l~~:1.11-M. ~~:~~._ ll PUUlllON '!Hl1 '""""I 1 .. , IO• 11~ ... , I .. tlwh! -· 0 XMl.lfl Wll!C"Hlll l 'Ill • '""Ca •u• Ir. 1IOI ,.,.,.,. &I Hll '9. S..toloolo II • ........ _ ·-~· ..... -.............. _ I -..... ,,_ .. , .............. ~ ..... _,,., .... ' --- -. --. ---· ·. .. ------ ••• fnHn MlYFAtt MlRKEIS ADVRTlllD PRICIS IHECllVI TMUllSDAT THRU WED. NOVIMIU 21 THRU NOV. 27 Ml.MATfAaM'"l'll WIU. .. a.a 7 152 ID•T, NOY. 2M> __,,,_ llA1' llUH 1URICEYS AIA TFAlfl HAS A I.Al or lfUcnoN °' lltl>A lllADID •.-• y- HlNS Al'ID fOM JW1rrn IOUNDttfAKS ... ...... 69 -·-"-""""' e -... ..._ RIB ROAST s:ON 79i l&UI,,..... RIB STEAKS 19~ .......... PO~K CH0Ps 79~ --... - SUAKS,, •• 'I!.' RIPE OLIVES SllCED IACON ~ ss~ l·~::~----:-:....::~:suao~:.:·~AC~O~N~::::--:-~ss~~~ Lt.HI Pl'mO fAll T CAlW. 2 9 c , ... CNI c;;,EE ~s9· ~ SJ13 1 Reynolds Wrap !"""ht'49 ....... c ''" I 11·ft. Rill 11·11. 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[ board Pierri Ing tt j Th ful bla residl owing n Ing th• n.1Ll' ' Mon D T L Loni Cali AAS( cha1 P"rf Due Bu Coll D <OU s Sta Sla 79. Pol '"' 152 ] ] bh R< " s In ci .. In ti· •· ~ k ' L n u l ' c ... ' ' . . . ' .. .. --• • '"','(;: ... _~· -· Jr. • Rose Bowl Postpones Selection:~· '}. i· ly BILL DONER Sports Editor Orange Coast area football fans were still wait· ing anxiously today for word on the 18th annual Junior Rose Bowl game. Officials o! the jaycee gridiron clauic met Suoday in Pasadena. but, in deference to today's nattonal day of mourning, elected to postpone ail-· nouncement of team selection until Tuesday morn· ing. ,. Dr. John 8. Shepard , chairman of the game's ~d of management and president of Los Angeles fierce College, iasued this brief statement follow · in& the morning meeting: In Mourning Sports Vista At Standstill UnltM Pr••• lntern11tion•I The Southern California sports scene was a mourn· rul blank today in respect to the memory of the late resident Kennedy as it was most of the weekend rol· owing the assassination. The only major sports even' held in the region dur- ing the weekend was the Los Ange les Rams game in the Coliseum against the Baltimore Colb yesterday afternoon which the Rams won 17-16. "In view of the national day of mourning on Monday, the selection committee felt ft would be lnaf pro priate to make the announcement. Tbua we wil narne the two teams Tuesday." ' A spokesman for' the 1pona:orlng Junior Cham· her of Commerce did reveal that the 11-man board hid 1lready tabbed the two teains. "They won't even tell me who the Willi are until Monday night," publidty director Hank lyea said. · From all indications, however, Orange Coast College will repreaent the Weat with Northeastern A&M of Miami, Okla. from the East . Orange Coast and Northeastern are the only The game was played ln \"!l'':i keeping with the decision of Natio nal F' o o t b a 11 League commissioner Pett Rozelle. • Although s"me protests were expressed at the holding of ' the game. 48.555 attended the contf!St and observed • mo- ment of silent prayer before the eam e started. Fonowmc the American Footba'll 1..eague declalOe. the Hou ston.San Diego Chargers game in San Diego tcheduled lo Dec. I. , major junior 0eoJl.,e (botban teama in the land which are unbeaten and unUed. Long Beach's hope1 for a berlb In the 1RB took a jolt when Vikin& officials voted to postpone the season fwl with Bakersfield until Wednesday. A source close to lhe selection committee in· ditated it is diffic~-to· beltef'e· the group would choose a team with i game re011;ioln& to be played. !RB otfitja.ls Bm·l..Ad.tbrmn and Ed Miller plan to fly from Los Angeles to the Eastern school late tonight for contract signing ~remonies on Tueaday morning. Leishman ia t be chairman of the game while Miller bead.a the Eastern aelection group. Jerry Graves~ Wrstern representative, will lead tUP'IT-1 17-16 upset win over Baltimore. !'<·ote bruising line play that allows Perkins to score. .. ~ .J:..:. 1 1roup of &IJM"oflidar..-locludlng M"'. • R.08t Bowl1 Susa.a Taylor -to the Wesiteni ~ ~ on Tuuday llllll"Jdn& for 1 almJJar celebraUO& ... ,., • Sh~ OCC 1e1 the bid, and It ap / moral ttncb, ~ t.bt present ttrqe, JRB brau... 'l.(J~ arrive on thi ~ campw at about IC a .m: . ~ giant raU, Jlaiiln the Coast gymnasium al, • -;.· Ti~wtlt' a:o on sale throughout ., area starthC, y morning with some )0,000 .. "&ood" ~ti''IT' at Oran&e Coast Col~. '• The DAILY PILOT a!JO pbn1 to send .p.dll. rooters busei to the cluaic and detaila of the•trilJ will be dlocloeed in Tuuday'• paper. Rams Climb Into LOS ANGELES !UPI) -The Los Angeles ~IT\.\ to the surpriae of almost everyone -are involved to--~ day in • three-wey tie for fourth place in the National Football 'League's Western Confere nce. The Rams scraped by the favored Baltimore Colts Sunday by one point -17-16 -on Danny VillanUe \'l°S -{::[ "{::r * 13-yard field goal In 1he third quarter. Pro Grid Standings They now have a·4-7 r tC· ord -the same as Detroit and Minnesota. The game at Memori;tl Colise um was played in a rather .somber atmosphPre !111"-!-•LM-ASIOCIAT'IO ••• ,. , .. ..,.. c...._ N-V-CNvotl""" II. L.,1, ·--~ w-.... -· . ' • > •• • • . ' > • > • ' . -because of Presid,.,nt ,. ""· Kennedv's assassinatio n . ! ~ The crOwd of 48.555 ri b-- ~ ,;:; served a moment of silent • m prayer before the game ~ :: started and ente rUinn1ent ·-c 1111=': 1 , "'frills were largely omitted. : ',• : -:: Villanueva 's field goal gJve 4 • :lW the Rams the winning po1nls : ~ : !: but c lulky left halfback. n ick t t • .iw ,Baae was the guy who n1~je L111 ..__ ~'7.,.,;::::"',. the Rams go. He scampered lfor yesterday was postponed The UC L A-University of D.td"-Y "'LOT ,,.._..,. •• ,, 231Southern California football UP AND OVER FOR llAM TOUCHDOWN -Los Angelea fullback Art Perkins leaps 1nto the end ione for second quarter touthdown in Sunday's ~-"ir.~=-w-11 "' St y&rd:s to set up the first ------------1""1--•,,., ~ ,. Ramm in the fint quari~r ~.,::.\',.,.,"~ ~..!-" BaBll compiled a total of 1 ~ Mon., Nov. 15, 1963 game was postponed from last Saturday to next Saturday. The Washlngton-Wutrington SPORTS Los Alamitos I ............ q. ""! r \ 11& "' yards from 11enmmage on 19 C 11 • ..,.. _. ':'C::.;1...,. came. for & fl .31 ave-raJ:"A. 0 eO'lans . .......,.. --,,. Ram defensiYe uDlt - "... ~ : ::-"""~·· Ro8ey Grier , Mike Henry. I .a- CHAMPION State clash. which alao will have an important bearing on the choice of the Big Six rep- ~ ~i!:. ,,...,_ mar Lundy end othera -;i\so -v .... 91 Dali. played a brge part in I h4J -~Ito .. ""'*""911 .....,._. ,.,..... .__ --d~a~y'~."1.!0;~.~~"!,~ ~~~ BRIEFS Race Entries ;,t one r b-..c The untveralUe1 next ,Satur. ~ 'G ~ ' _. • ay, 'ho~. ~-who • r• T• S of the Rains- the Big T~ representalivl! to Th St L 1 C 1 r 111 I .-Colts football Pasade na is. because the de-e · 0 u 8 .1 CIM• a ""'· ""' _, 1 ...... LI"''"'"' w., 1w11r..1 GIUu"'' i11 • .-.raml! cidiog Michigan State-lllinois should be grateful to thelr c!i!r!.·~~~ ~,;;:,"'(1.l ... ~:!' ~k. Q..a•• '0...., 1~"' ,.._,..,,> "11 ,' ·2911 "1 .. 1 -.~ f - ·• • • \ . d p .Df lt"""l"ll Yt"'-IM gam e was p o s t po n e d to lIJlderTatl!d defl!nse or -~ w• i•v1otT1o1 1acf l.IO ~ .. ,,. i ••• , 1 .11soc1a~ rf'lll ......,.... •-,....,,.,. ,.~ 1~, . . . . . , lolii•~ (JI..,.. Ortttll Ii/I -t t>d u• Jn C.,._ AA loll•nu1. ""'"' • • • "1 •--PG"tt Thanksgiving. 1ng Uiem into a twpll! tie FoT 11."1•• ,.,. M..a ,~ .... ~ '"''"'' 111 11600 M . Most of the nation 1 major T __ ,., ._ ::::: 1,,,., .. atM "" 1~11 All Sou I her n California the N a tt o n .11 I Fo o tball ~':':!~-\~im,:.: ~1 1 ........ 1 :i:1 ~':'Yc~ 11~i::;;,:_ "_:~1 :~ collegl!1, sti1nned and shocked 0 ... ~ ""~ ._.. ;:,~ ""' •-" 11 small colleges postponed or , A . East Di · ·00 v-,, 1 !J""" 1tan111 '" w .. 1"'""'" tK_.., c-1 110 b lhe death f th Pre ·dent ......,,...,. .., ....., o-. y.,111 ...,.11,.d ' eled the'r V.'eekend foot u::ague s em v1s1 Mlu,,. ~.c. 11t1c,.,.,,o ~1roudl 111 1 Rov•I -IH•"•• ,,111""1 1u Y o e S1 • 1ut101o t1 1111-,. cane 1 ·lead and the Chic"'"O Bea.rs ..,. M!H 1'""'""' imlf!ll ni """•'• GuY tar II( McR ... ..,1d•I 111 ha~ delayed until tfli week·•'-·---' -'-"-'-"-"----•~----I ball games. Los Angell!S Statl!, · ..., Ct• tot> !"-"> Cll•P'nt"I 110 ttr H. Loo c...,,y P~ .. 1 111 s 1· · H In'--" 1963 Californ ia Col!cgiatl! Ath· can Chank Roger Leclerc that LOY• v.,. cDoN1e1 lY••> 11'1H•"" H a ... iz .. , co111 ... 1 111 end their football day of deci-win. eory ...,., .. ept.._,, a . . . . Frank LH (-WlfglnoJ II' !.o.onlOh Anwi !Jo•• (tn"I 11' . Johnny UnllM pass 00 lhe Jetic Association champions, things aren't aU knotted up ln ot•-•~ "".,.,.. it>on•' Jiii c111--111 ((~Ma p .. ._i no ~ '" .,u<l an an. em an o a ey the West, too. A1ic.w-........ ,...,, .. 11o1C1C. w1. I Only two l.l!ams. Texas and t : o ter to break up a Coll rn Slate decided not to resched-T he Cardinal~ upset the =rn !~!':1~,!~'::~111 i::10:,'li!4;!,'4 ""•A~'·c..':. v~"'Piv! ·;~ :".le~raska. have nailed down :: :!:! 1 m arcti. ule their game. New York Giant! 24-17 Sun· Clfrltd1t1 cw11ti.rt Giiium) ll'IP-• ,.urw i1toe w1.l 1najor OOv.'i berths and on l~ Thi.s \01a.c; a break but a ~ In the onty j11 ·11nr college day and made it ·a neV: race ~.:;;·1:_-o.:ic':-~:.,~i::"~u.,, :~ g: r~:: 1~·;;: Wlefll'i> 1101 Nebca.sk'IOI accomplished it las: -----' Ram' coach Harland S\ ::ire game played , Lo~ AogelH in the Ea9tem Coofereoce. Fi.v 11• 1•1tJ>••d s1.-1 • 11s lT""""'' 1t1.at !"•"•• ,,._., \~ wfekend. Stilt to be decided, said after the game 111u llarbor Saturday h!'at, Comp-:rht Ckveland Browns, by ck+ l.:::.,°" eZ1\1!:;:;1.!!··~~ .... 1 ii: ~::..,~~ic~ti>c:;!,~) · J~ are b o l n tcarns 1n l he make your own bre~ks h.\· ton 27-26. ( feating the Dallas Cowboys ... 1u11• c,...,..., P-) i Jt, H•11 c-. 11trt1o1~ s•-o> iu ~ and Su~ar bowls. and I •1U>C•A1•0 ,. .. ,,, hard tackling and head ·-up ~h th ,. I 'ames of ' ....... ~11,~ !J•-0...vH ) 111 S..•1 "'"""" (M ...... P•~· 1:00 .... _ I I 0 SOUTM . " e ree 1na ,, 27-17. joinl!<1<v e football." the undecided So:1thern Cali· tie v.·ith St Louis and N ew TM110 ••cl . 1511 ... d •. i v••• 1>1"' Rlt-•o• ic1111 ... d L•"''''"11 111 and Cotton bov.·ls_ v .... ,,.,11111 11• c. .. wu111"'""' 0 ,, He added •·urutas is <toll f · I I II · I Athl t · -\IP I• C>•-.., Ml""' P'uru 111llO o ... ,,.., .. (llon•ld a•••1I II~ Flor1do Al.M lt. _,.,. ~""'" • · C~lo ,. " -. y" ' J ' :o ' " Duarte ornia n er-co egia e e · York. All have 8·3 records. · "''· ~1ost 11.·ere scheduled for Lou1.1 ...... ,,.,. lO. 1u1-• the greatest. I'll take a 17·16 Paces ic Conference race were call· Th, ~···• .. ,gh '-"--\,.•s 11.,. 1h" !H••11v C•o•trvl 11 1 NINlM •Ac1 . JJO '"'"' 1 ••or 01~, ~etllement la st weekend, but~;:::;"~·=~ J~~07111 win over him any day " d off S d Th ()cc'd .-'""""' ~ ,._.. S•uc• 11,,.. (I-•! y.,,,.,f 11• •NI .,. Ito G <If 8 P•u• p~, .. 11aao . • ' . . . e atur ay. e 1 en· nearly thr~· the western Di· SPna• 1"""' .. 1Jo1>n ~ ... i.1 111 •• w• were postponed because of the 1 111~w)(1 ~ or.i. 11 The Colt quarterl>ack com- Title Victory tal-Pomona college game was .n .. ion into a de9dlock too but ~· ~· v;o, 1 ~"''";"\.,,~""0"'•"1 11~ ~· 1un rH•rt•• c•o.l>f l 11i assassif'l3tioo ol Prestdent =::.':!. G;.~ Oil•~ 1' pletKI :iii of 34 passes for 237 -" to Tu d , ltemoon • .., · • ¥ '°" •• •• "' 8tn'M Nono u1mu ,..,,,.,1 11~ L' _ _. .: 11.. 11 o. ..... , . . n1ov.,.. e& a~ a , Leclerc ki c k I! d an 18-yard t•ll•'• ,1,.1 (Htn..., Po .. i 111 s .. O.rQ• rJo11n 1Can .. 1 11) n.cnnn1y. N:;':',_,, •Olo.......,.• lJ, ..,._" """· yard.s gained -a fine day 1 as was thl! Cal Tech·Clare-ficld goal wllh 4:31 rl!JTl'8.in-~~: .. ~:.!" (~':;;;: :,,.~: ~\~ ~~~;::,..ic1~11i.::;:•0.,..~~·1 ::~ 11le traditional dash be-:'~' ~.,i_,11, v. M••Wwll 1 v.'Ork. mont·Mudd ga1ne Redlands ing to give the Bears a 17-17 -._" 1 u1-"4t!•l 1"1c111r91...., o-" fw.u1...., s1ro u"1 11l 1 t"'·een Army and :'-l'avy sched-IOUTMWSJT Ram quarterback Roman L 0 N G BEACH I AP \ -and Wh ittier will meet Wed-••• ii.~ G1'1 K•v tcu ni. ,..,,,..1 1'1 ~~ ,°'11"',' 1'"•,"t~, ',"'1"'1 ,1:,'1 uled in Philadel .... h•a sa'turday ,,,,....,.. .. 71• r,,., '"°' • Gabriel had a fair day-he • 1 '-' • ,.._,y " l •c• c "' t"'"' • -re i>av.,. 1o. SUI .Jt1110 • Long Beach State won tlie lne81ay afternoon The Green Bay Packers ,ou-.TM .. ,,,,, ua ~ •• o, i v•" ""•...,.. i•-• s•·•~ .. 1 111 sWI is in doubl. Officials of E-n "--~io a. ,_,.r oo-•• completed 10 of 21 puses The Los Anu!"les Lakers •old• Anow•ncn . Pu•t• 1uoo. wt Po1cn ... 1, 11;.,.m•~ .,._,) t7CI .._....h le . 't ,. h -11 f llO d California Collegiate Athletic " Bl d who defeated the San Fran· Ju•1•deC1< fl(_.,, c~oom1n) 1711 1 ,....... serv e tnstl u ions ave E••• ,.,., su ro 11. •-~. ""'"" 1 or yar s. l and the Los Angeles a es · F--N' -10 •ox-.., D<oNlr 111:. McR••.,.,.d•! 111 expressed a desire to play SooJ_ .. , , .... ~ T•• .. Al.I 1 I But not a touehdOY.'n wa1 A I ti c 0 u n tr y both h d , k d C\!CO .,.,y 1ners , ur • p..,. 111, (Cll•rl" Smlffll 111 • Tu•• Lu.,,oran 11, 111.r-t ssoc a on cross a two 11ee en games would have tied for the lead S•fll'ICI G1r1 co-~ ,..111...,1 111 ho .. ~;e\'er. so the chances of ,,,,. w11t scored through the air. championships with a starr\ngl po~t~~::· Both 1cam-h are if the Bea.rs had k>st . Chica go :i~;:c :.~·1~!!::~ ic:;:!1,1 :~ Pro Cni.rie eancellal1cm aJ>Pear to be re-'':!:h..., v .... .,.. u. , __ "''' u01• The Colts scored their only performance by Frank sc e u. to resume urs-now has a 9-1-1 recoT"d : O••li"9 11., c•obott """'1r1 11> 1 n1ote, \JI •~ 11, u•"" ~1· n tourhdov.·n on a 20-yard burst Duarte, former }iuntingtnn d ay night -the Laker~ at Green Bay is 9-2. ~~':' sr~~"'"!cu~;~·~~.,,.,.i :~ S d• Navy. ranked second at B·l I through lhe ~iddle b)'. full-. 0 C t New York and thr Blades at t.v11. ,., 1wu11•m Mtl\o•,..•I n1 tOJt f:fl.gS and possessina the season's! back .Jerry 1111! early 1n the Beach High and range oas v . ., . ancouver. , . B ~'I ,,,.TH ••c•. a v•'"' l ,. •• , ,,o, most highly publicized player B J sec~nd quar.ter. College. star. . The Lake.r~ ~('01,nned in the axler " ns • ..., "D 1~ G•-" ,.1.,.. Pun• 11o00 At lOC•ATto "1 '1u -in quarterback Roger Stau. OC '-et# 1 Jim Martin. a \3.year pro Duarte ran the 3.f>.m 1 I e We~tern D1v1s1on lrad of t.he LAFAVETJ'E Pa. fAPI _ s-:o c.11e,. c11:~or1 1io.1,1 ~1'1 ,.,i ... 01'"'""w L T ""· bach. ls a solid favorite to \·eteran. c.onverted and kick· course in 17.32 Saturday. ~atlonal Bas~rt~~11 Assfia-Rex Baxter Jr'. compiled 8 ':"'.:,~:.,'~!:.~,uu;•.;,:, ~~~~~'1 :11: ~:':.c':'n••I ~I ! ~ ,;-: make it five in a row over Standinns ed three held goa ls-rardaa:e Standings· Long B e a ch Lion rac.e while sccond-p ace brilliant recl)rd as an ama· c"""'•• 1., !Cho•ll• '"''"') i.1 .. h11-1.,.... • , m ~"Anny, 7-2. ...,D 39. 22 and 41. · St Louis won a game and 111o<• e""" (IC. Mc•evno1011 111 'l...,. v,,...._ ' 11 ·* 1 Th M'dd' 'd ·" I !\-1artkl failA .. 0 hi f-· th St t 27 ·nts San Diego · teur but in pro go lf ranks he voro, L" !Dr:ln•l<l ... n1...,1 1" e I ies are const ercu Not\tolel l!KIH• L_,.. t:\.I n s ...,..r a e poi ' lost another in .he interim. was' frustrated untr Sundaw1 ,,,.,o Hou• (l onui '-•l 11• Liii ,..,.,.,1.,w"'"'" 0'"'~: 7 ,,. ~prime candidates for the Cot· ... s1oc1Arao ,. ... ,, try-an apparenth' easy one State 58 Fresno S t a t e 1'h Lakers v.·ert' to have ' ;,•eo.win rz..:• C011lf!1> '"~· Loul 11 , ''° 1, Bo WLT"".•'~"l r th 2, ~·t. · t•· ' • r e . . One of Baxter·s biggest G<Jn ~moo• 0oc: <Curll• Porno•! u1 ~~" F'•~ 1 1 sn 1 ton Y.'], to oppose top-rank-o.1c1H n i • XI n .., rom e ..-yaou . tne lll ,.., 79, Los Angeles State 80, .._al playe:i t he Warriors 1n San prob! •-· been bad 11 .. _ Tfd<l\o L" 111-11 s•••un1 111 0..,..,.. 1 10 m • ed Texa~. The J,onghoms. the r°"""' • • 1 ,1 j.I n fourth quarter. Tb1s one could F . F . J . ht d ems '""" ... --s "' J 10 1J1 s ,.,.,.,.,,,,,, i • ' '° ,,. ~ Poly of San Lui.Ji Obispo lZ'l ranc1sco rt ay .n1g an ishes but Sunday he fashioned 1un11 •"''· "° v••O• i •• ., ~1<1• • .....,., •• ,.11, nation'9 only major unbeaten, o...,., • • ' 1• ,. .. have 11.00 the game . .and San Fernadn Valley State h::>!'t the Warr">lS .1n Los An· back-to-back S8s to win the ~=·~·...,,.P~~'!t..,~~."u l V:,\ c1nc1""~" 11'~"~:¥'tou" 111 untied team at 9-0, already ::;llO!Y"'• J11:1 11 1 ~ ~ ~ On the last play of the i cles Saturday night. T h e l20 000 Cajun c i'assic with a Cl•tlllOr'• w.re11 1t.eonud """"' .... ,. ,,. s"''"" "' D•'""'· ...,,1_...d have c linched the host spot in , ....... .,, •••"' game. f\1art1n tried another 152. Sports Arena <1;une was post· ' ..,..,, •• , •c e • .-. 1-·Y "•9<'1 •» T~Hd•v'o G•"'" th• r~ton Bowl They cl"'•"" 111-.,."'~ 1. '"'""'0 1 '"' -from th• Colt 38-a "'---c '° 275. y.,,.,1 Go (•-Sir..,.,! tH S.n l"••nc"<:o v•. {ll>(onnoil 1! New '-""'" · ..,..._ C~l<:e"' I, -roo! I UL:>...UI • poned to Jan. 2fi. , Young Jack Rule Jr the Mocl<•t w., c11a..ro s1r...,n1 11• .,._ the regular se.aBOn against old o.tro11 "' 1111-. --of 62 yards-but it fe ll short T he Blades and all other foromer University of 1 ·~ w a ~~~""'J',. 81(~~~:;11~:.,7"1 ::~ ~-:i.;.!..":'1":1 ·~~.1~;:,"".:0•• foe Tuxas A&M, 2..fi-1. 1 • .,..0 "1=.r;:,v'•1 •••"' as th" gun • ..ounded. Robertson, Lucas Hot \VP.stern Hoc k e)· .. League swinger, who had had a two- tea ms ceased acl1v1ties dur· ltn>kl! margin after the first ing the "''eekend. ~e first lfl hole.s, had to settle for a •d Sp<"'-' A"oa moeung ... tie .,, third place with Torn-Out of Respt'ct for Presa ent tween the Blades and the Den· my Aaron at 278 81 Bob Sbavl!l---------~--------------- ver Invaders was pushed Jr. moved into second al 271 CINCINNATI IAP) A ahead to Dec. :i. The Bl.ades-two strokes behind Baxter, -Totems game yes1er:tay tn Se· blazing first half by Oscar altle was also postponed. Robertson and Jerry L u c a s Quarter horse racin g at Los Bamka Rolling end sha rpshooting by i\drianlA1a m1 los was not. held Satur-Cl-i!CAGO -Someone In Sm i l h and Wayne Embry d.1v and 1oda ~: C.alle~te race tlle n&tional hockey league Fans Destroy Tickets • Ill Pro lest . . track across t.1r .vtcx 1co bor -had better come up with a Unltl!d Prf:t'" lnt('m11tlonal on a par 11.11h tl1 r 11('r\..ly in the secon::I carried the Cin· r1er also cul out 11~ two racing "•---· · Two football fa"•. v.11h · · I 122 3 · · · way to stop O>UW< 1i,frkita and .... c1nnat1 Roya s to a -11 vi e-days of the wrek. Saturday Bobby Hull soon or those go-hard-to-get t ic k ets torr tory over the St. Louis 1-lawks and Sunday. go Qricago Black Hawks will them into litUe pieces anit ln Sunday night"s only Na-be clear gone. tiona1 Basketball Associatio n Polo Crown Scoring four goals in the r efused to go into Vankrf' fit'Sf. period the H k.s uah Stadium out of respect fnr game. · ' aw c~ · the late President Kenned' The "Big o·· hit at a l'Xll To LB ".·1,1t e <?d the Montreal Canadiens. Th -· t be th . ,., • 7·3, Sunday night for the i r ey prov.,.. o e r\ per cent chp in the open-fifth straight victory and 10th ceptions rather than 1111 tng period-five shots for fl~el LONG BEACll 1 i\P I -The straight oo home !Ce rule amMg National f .. ni goals In the seconrt riuarter. California Stair er-liege water The triumph increased ihe ball League patroni> S1a1 • .,1polo c hampion-;l11p tM!lon~s to llawks' l 1! a d to 41h games day. Lucas ~l'orrd n1 nf' 1101nl~ 1n -Long Rrach St.l°r over the second place Toron-Al though many fan~ 1•r » minutes. :l"i -rrond., Tl~ For1v-Nn11·r~ rtr fca1ed tn Maplr Leafs. who plav~rt tr st~ th&t lhe Natl"''" Sund3y0s onl~ olhrr ~c:hed-San .Jose Sl:ite 10·4 ~aturda) to a 3.3 tie 11.·1th the Ne" F' o o Ib a 11 V ague ~h,111lil uled n1cet1ng . Rnston 111 Dr ·I Othrr res111t ~ San .Io ~ <'\York fl.an~ers. and natural!)' have postponed lt!o 1::11111•• troit , was postponrd 0111 of r~·l !'l ale ;,. r~is Angrlrs Stall' 3 Mikita and !-l ull "''ere two of just as the Amer\c·ao 1··•"1 !opect for the death of Prr~1.! ~nr1 Los An~clrs State 7, Callthr prlme movers lll Chica-hall l.eaJ:ue did. allenrtAn• dent Kennedy. . 1Poly of San Luis Obispo i . go'1 roul. ! al 5even NFL. contei;t~ "·'' aver11gf'. There were sellout rro11. -1~ at three parks: 62.992 at Yankee Stadium when• 1he St. Louis Cardinals mrl lhP New York Giants . 60.fi71 at Phil!tdelphia "'' h " re thr Washington Rc<l sk1n!> 111:1y. ed lhe Eagles. and 45 !I05 al Milv.·aukee wherf' thr S:in F'ranrisco F n rt\' ~1nrrs faced the f.rrrn l~a1 J'.1r\,, er~ Tht" CrO\\d or .1641\.) \\hl(h ~'AIChf"d lhr rh1c:igri Brar<; t:tn,Ele 11.1th thr l'i1!1>h11r11:h ~te(']e rs v.·a!' thr l;ir£<'1>1 fll 1ne year 11! ~·nrtX'~ F11•lrt ' and the 48.5~') who sa··'' the Ral11n1or£1 Colts mePt the I .os :\n,l?'Ples Rams was abovr the v.·eekly avera11:e for the I.os Angele~ Cnli- sr11ni. There v.•f"rf' declinr.s Jn only t"'·o NFL precincts yl'sl("rday , The crowd of 55.096 11t t'levt>land was lhf" serond 1>111allr.~1 onf' of the ~·ear 1hrrr an'1 tht' 28 .76.1 11! Min np:;ot11 11a~ 1ln11n from lhf" v.·l't'lo.I~ avrra,i.:r !1! 3:1.000 Th(' 1110 fans 11hn l()rr up 1hr1r l'h,tll 11c-krts \\'f'!'f' 11111 FRrgat'd(I anrt Krnn l' II~ r ors, both or .~ev. York They did so minu tes bf!'forl! the opening kickoff and in front of a large c rowd .111 one of Yankee · Stadium 's- ent.ranc1: gates. "We 've been looking for- ward to go~· o to lhi11 game," said F r g a r d o. "But out of r pect for the President we e not going in .. 1 lf' then npped up hi~ l 1rkt>l~ and Byrne.~ did thP same thing. \, olhcr lonR·lime c;1ant~ !An 11·ith 11 ~ra son tlekrl ~l~n sal1 his ho~ wa~ emrt.1 vrslrrda_v nu1 nf rrspect tn the late President l\ennedy. He was anxious to know how Lhe G i a n ts fai'ed though and when informed the Cardinals had beaten them . 24-17. he said : ··Good! It serves them . righ t for playing ." Following the Cardinals· Giants ga me. NFL commho sioner Pete Rozelle. who at· tended it, i;aid: '"I did not feel it was :1i•· rf'spectful lo the niefory of our lat f' Pre~idenl t hat lhf" ,Eames were played I went 1n church this inorning and paid my T("Sll('<"ls and I'm sure so r11r1 mo~1 of thr Jlf'a pie who rame lo Va nke' Stadium." \ . --. -----. --- ------------:.,..,,,.,-.. 9" .,.._ ......... -......... . • . ' . . . .. . ' . ................. '"' __ _ .•. ·. . . ' . . ,.. .... 11' --•• "' -.. . . . . . . . -' -· ... Lions Dominate Sunset Selections :tr Scribes All-Sunset Team SO CLOSE AND YET SO FAR -.... Dei't Jobn Simeon watcties in dismay u Toby Page's pam lloats over his head during Saturday nt&bt'1 game wi~ Worst Sethfttk in flbtory Monarchs Bombed, ..... The oft.poatporw.l Eut· ern Conference water Pillo Honor 7 Lions 1 how do w a bttwtta Co-champlozr Wcittminater Oranp CoaJI CoQep anti (ol a "IJoM" Oiwo Of bertltt Fullenoo JC b in a ltalt aa UM two flnt unita for the ot turmoil todaJ, . TbtN 11 t t11m poutbll· sporuwriten All.S U D t e l ' lty the two unbeatea Le&IU• football team which foe• will mMt Tuuda1, wu announced today. ~ p.m., •t OCC. Jfow-Thi Uon1 tilled aeveo spoU ever, that , ~Unc d• on~ ftrrt oHeulve and de- pend& •• -·tr Doi . ~·,~ *'MduJed )lit.., ftulve clubl -the m01t oc- (irulll( ~ •1f!f' ~ CUJlll!' by a o I n I I e team Cal~ It pooe.;· J'-.i, u.d for loortll • PDllld a ~ ~-• ' iM beetle race, placed sis T'bt tift IC ttim1 mea on t.bt team1. quallfJ fat Soutliie:m C.. Co<bamplou s a n t a Ana HOWOYV, tho lint plaeo team drtwt a b)'4 in the and Anthelm placed t b r e e flttt round w1llle Utt EC'1 and two, rt1pect1vely. By BILL DONER from mUiq it M0-4. however. Redlands 1 cored Four ti.mes the Redlands ~-.1 1 Sporl.I Ed.Jt.r It was the worst Sf'!tback In more points in the first quar· bunch lost the b&ll on fum. s""""°"' c ub woWd play FUllertcm wound up wlth SAN RERNARDINO-Tiny Coury'1 brilliant 1even-year ter {14 1 than Mater Del'1 last blf'!s durl.na: tbe eventnc and Glendale, then powerful players at three podtion1 \later Del ii!gh School of coaching career. seven foes were able to re· that was a bll bifubif tor ~t' ~~~~J:. whllt Newport Harbor took San ta Ana received its lndoc· Rant fl! d numbf'!r one: ln cord overall the Monarclu -since Mt· lnally due to meet Fri• up tht rema1nin& poat. :,.1nat1on into big time foot . Orantt County and fourth in Mlplftcent Redlandi' quar· ter Del waa never able to d · ked b•ll l•ere Saturday nl•ht and lhf'! entirf'! CIF, the Monarchs terbact, Hank Mefcado, com-force coach Frank "·-ao'a day. But, tba NAN& On the .econ team plC ' "' "' .x:. • tlon Of t h 1 Prulden.t Ana.helm and Santa Ana each as r.1on1rch coach Dick C.oury requelt.ed to be moYed up pLetely ovenhadowed Mater Terriers lnto I punUn1 llt\la· forced the cluh to be r• W'Otl three .-poll. Fullerton sadly summed up: from tbl "AAA" dJvilton U:Us Dei,.1 htJhly touted Toby Pace Uon all ni&ht. Ml for todlJ . l.Dd Western sot two ber\hs .. We 'U ne\'er get aDOtlm' year in favor of the larger from It.art to finish. Here'• how the 1 co r l n I Howtver, todaf 11 the each and Cotta Mesa took up chance at ll\e large school "AAAA" 1roup. In. falrne11 to Page, how· went: Prtlldent'• f\mettl which the ft.at1 place. playoffs aaain. We wf'!re ter· ClF officials regarded Ma. eyer, Jt must be: pointed out 1 Mercado shot a screen lmocked out todQ'• colll· Ted Parb of Sartta Ana , rible." ter Del as a cineh to capture lblt tb• powerful Taniu...lor· pa;. to Lei Sloan and the alon. tbt SllMI' uutoppable back, \\'ith a capacity crowd of the "AAA" crown. In fad, ward wall completely collapa-•hltty balfback ced 20 .__. .. 10.000 Io ok in JI on In the the "Bil Red" from Santa eel the Mc:nareh front line all ra ,. ..... ,_ _________ lwu cbOMD player of tbe PIRST TIAM OPPINH &-John Weber N-" &-Ren Luelte w .. forn T-Dennla ·Loomer Westlnlnater T-Mllte Boatmao Santa Ana G-E!wood Jobnaon Westminster G-Richard Carrillo Anaheim C-Paul McConnell Wtatmlmter B-Tetl Parks Santa Ana ~im Reeae Western B-Dick Houch Allal>elm II-Jack lfa;ynes w~ ..... flRST TEAM DIPINll E-Bill Vasquez Fullerton E-Doug Mooers Western T-Klrk Wwell Western T-~QIOD Westmlnater MQ.,.; )..ovenbur1 Westm.INler ia;,.; Tund~I ~ Alla ~ · 1>'owell WNtern LB-Teti ()wena ruu'erton II-Julio Meild11 Western B--KMth Cruthen W61tmln.!Ur B-Butch Smith Fullerton SECOND TIAM &-Dave Clayton Anaheim E--Jobn Warner Santa. Ana T-Ttm Wilson Santa. Ana T-M.Jie A very Anahelm G-Richard Ramos Fullerton G-Rick Hoover Western C-Dan Johna·on Costa Meaa B--Gata 5eanoa Santa Ana S-Bob Gienapp Fullerton B-Ron Davtnl Anaham B-Steve Beerer Western Orange Show Bowl, Redlands' Ana wa1 aivf'!D an outaidt n1lbt-and Pq:e never had ~i.Y=e ~enlllltdlthe iJITez· --Coun.'!~. at proud Terriers bombed the chancf'! ol roWD1 \o die Jarge much ol IJI opportun.MJ k> ret *'• followlnc ~ ~ .. ,. previously U11beaten Mon-bracket crown deapitf'! bel.nl roWn1. .. ~koff Scott Showle ft. cbr of Fullertoa:..,w~loij>~'; archs i~to oblivion. the smallest school ln the When be was llble I Verted 'a.nd It at 7-4 wt~ f 31 • '· :i!:4 ~ wl~e 0~:;~k~~u~op~~;, ~ co~=~';:uf'! thf'! burly Ter· ~~Y~r1\:0~~~~; :; to go ln the ~') period. Award Ni aht fine effort with the "'I'rlbe. b!ack·clad Redlands bunch r1f'!rs lon1 to thatte.r the myth, receivers. 2. Frlllk Nagy darted ftve -e Tucbr took a team which -(:, ..;:, ..;:, ..;:, -{:( -tr --::, -tr ..;:, yanJ1 !?Co the end zone to wu doped ta win only two cnp a 38-yard Redlands drive Colla Mesa lil&h-&c:bool iamu and led that 1quad to a . 180 170 280 112 180 118 181 170 175 llr. llr. llr. llr. Sr. Sr. Sr. s.. Sr. 1113 Sr. m . Jr. 180 195 225 200 !BS 208 180 175 180 lt!O 1158 180 IH ~10 215 155 185 180 180 185 181 175 Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Br. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr . Jr. Jr. •• is ts in three play1. Tom Hahn'• will pay tribute to iU alb-7.2 eeuon and a fourth place SJ.x Orange Cout area VV· Y<Olille TIAM 28-yard romp 1et the 1ta1e for letea in football, water Polo ftnl•h il) the circuit, only one-rity water pololata were boll· ~ .... ~ ~= := thf'! TD. Showier kicked the and CJ'Oll country Tuesday ~lg!e out of fint. ored todly with poslUoaa on _,,, ...,.... w • ..,. '-*'• Only County ·Clubs Four point after to make It 14-<l nifbt..,wtllJ1, • Musta.nc. ln· W net.er It.an, mak\111 the co• c be,. All-$ an•• :::11 ;;.. ::.::.::: ::,: wltb. 3:19 atlll remalnillC .in._~·· ...-i·Tan the'. ' ~ Cl"l oUeni'.twf'!re: Lea,ut water polo ~. ='~"" :,:=;: ::.ii! I.hf! il'lltial at.ans.a. Sportl Mf8aqbet ln the 'Dtruita LoonMr (tackle), El· QnJy one area IOI -Jim '-'----'------ 3. Mercado dttldfld to do achoo! cafeterll. wood Johnaon, guard; P au I WaDact of Newport Hart>or-5u1·vive First CIF Round lhe damqe himlelf at Uie 'IiM attaiT will be&ln at 7 McOJnnell, Cf'!'ater;.,Jack ma<S.. the ftrat team. outset ol the tecoad period, p.m. Hayne1, back. Bob Lon1 and Butch Pope, tungln& .,.,.. from Ule one Dale Wonacott, 0 raft I e Uona making the defenalve both ot the Tara, each aot ' ~ ~ ) ..II ;!'9 bad && Cout Co 1} •I e baddleld s.quad wert1 : Vtc Hokan&on, spot.a oo the aeccnd unit. Liy' f..iLF:NN \ ta 1 o hie 1u~ Showler' ~rid tack.I•: Terr Y Honorabl• menUof •pot a tir:l v four of 10 1e y sh · mar . e 21 . · <ma-middle .. guard ; Keith C"rli · went to Ron Scott ol Costa Cu11 \ entranls ln tht CIF ttr after the Saints recuv· Hawever, Savanna flnaDy 4. Len Lopez tallied on the cott bu landed • CM&I of en, back. ...... •· Mesa John More ol Weatmfa. lllSTIJ. fco llJJI playoffs remairi in ered a fumblt!! on the Lone got in gf'!ar late In thf'! laat JeCOnd play of the fourth per· seven c!fb on re all~~ Newport'1 Jo~ Weber was 1ter end Chuck Gardner ti Tho_,.-.. .... ,.__ , ' t 1.iU<1 for U1e v•riou1 ti· Beach 2S. period and Tony Brooklier iod to climu a 32.-yard march em &U'encti um unanlmou1ly plCked at one Newport. to ta.~,....__. Ur , lhii 11.·eek as county arid Santa. Ana 0 0 0 7 -7 capped a 63-yard blitz from in nine play1. Showlf'!r'1 kick past two yeari. Furtbe~, hiJ end, offensively and CO It a Are:a Bees honored by loop upMtP C.'t 6iM-..,, 'J1m, ' t.11:icy 11uffered on• of LB Poly 7 I 0 7 -20 \he two as the Rebf'!ll 11.iced wat perfect J.Qd the 1cor• ptilk ~tole 1~ ~ t c~t Mesa's Dan Johnson waa vot· tuton included Henry Falce NU ... hawfuaat•Wmll• l•s m'lst humi liating .et.backs SA VALLEY "' Lbe . to ll-7 board bllDUd ''l&-0. A poor :ar 25 ~ar Y n ucep • ed to a second tf'!am poaltJon of Newport on the flr1t tum. p.,._H-"*-at.XCL.A.. in years. -m.ariin · . Mater Dl1 punt Ht the st.ac• I puses. u a center (or linebackf'!r). S'f! con d team members (Loi Ala•tt-. U.t ")II s .. l mong the four sur\'ivorsl ROSEMEAD II However, La Mirada l<:ed for the acore, much In the The three squads ielected were Mlb O'Gara (N•wport), 4uut1r ... ,... 1• fate •Wt arc Anaheim ! AAA.A l. Mag-Santa Ana Vallf'!y na1h~ the game late ln the &Lani.a, same manner u ::t did for were composed mostly of aen· Mike Habf'!r (Weltmlnater) (eearly diat fut) ta I t11riJ1. not1a a.nd Santa Ana Valley too much c-'°"the scrap-recovering a fumblf'! deep in the aecond Redlands' TD. Best of Week kiri (26-3) wblle the other and Steve ~tt of Costa Me· p•ck•d: raOM datlt • ., .... , !Ai\At a'ld Bre.s !AAI. PY but out.manoed Panthers Ro.be! territory and (rinding S. HallbKk PhU Carte(. up seven spots went to Junior 1&. Earning honorable men· t .. r•a.1ll Sat•rda1• ""· t• The olhE:r six werf'! , bat· at Santa Ana Bowl. out the nmalning yardaie ~rom the ~YVM team, added CHICAGO tAJ') _ 'l1'e; Ch!· athlf'!lea. tlOfll were Jolm B r acket t., ..... Die. It. 'n7' .. .a.. tc1 "d bv lhc outside opposiUon Moil of the action wu f th fl 1 1 1 ts r th 1n1ult to Jury aa he scored cago Be:an' Roaer Leclerc Don Card, Lloyd Swan -all •011kiPul·M..,.. C.,.tlll over .the w99kend in the crammed Into the lira\ few or fl! na sx pon ° fl! from thf! OM with 1:40 to who~bieonlyfieldcoai of Newport; Byron Kine a.nd (Ddr·~•)lftat~ opening round of tht play-minutes ~J~ ~-_!_.. ntght. ~ 1Q !ii!f· . Showier'• trJ tit'~ w•Wl Th d 1. John Hutcheraon ot Co It I • 1:00 p.m. Mondty ~ offs In fact. Anaheim was VaDey, e&OIJl~"'\lie Savanna O 0 0 7 -1 ~ J'U-1 . by Mater ~laa.eY,bjt• -· ' ~ Un erv,1 M~aa; &an MataeU of Weat.. ~ •rlda1..:tlt:t5 ..-. Stturda,.. lucky to advance past Monte.Freeway . Le~, returnf'!d Lii Mirada O 7 O 12-19 Dt\!1 Dean and the fi· lion•• the Auociated PrHS' m1nstf'!r. LOS ALA1'11TOS l\ACI hello aft~r battling to a 7.7 the operuna kickoff 85 yar.::ls , nal count of :M-0 was rf'!aChf'!d. Nalllooel Leaa:ue Playf'!r ol lhe Results r .... .., .;~•rn :~~":,.,. "'""",_,,,, COURSE, -X•t•111 Weit el draw with the lightly re· (Bob C.rroll) to take a 7-C BREA 13, !HOUSAND 'f:l -{:r -{:r Week for hia bootinl prowesi1 ..... ,...,. ~·d ...,..,,.Im ,.,._,. Dimaytud or Santa .\1111 Free- 1ardcd Oilers. lead. Bu.t the Partther1 came OAKS l? a&aln•l the Green Bay Pack· 675-33l 1 :;. ~aai =r;.: '= way of •t v.n., View. The Co\oni5ls advanced on ba_ck wilh • razzle daule Orangf'! Lea1ue champion ""'· J.., • ...., .,.,.,....., °""' ' ·~ k I al ... In s f f 1111 •·-" '"'1w1w1 ou.r. first down&, J,,.10. i"''c Pay ter .... ~ ensu I Brea 1urviv9d 1 furious last· tat St CS JflMlt ._ '""'rten G-.111 Santa Ana Valley buried kic~off . and they ICored . on ditch rally by the v\altln&: lr=========;;;:i;;i;;i:::=::=':=:=:=:=;:~====; J'tosemead. 33-19; Brea nip. Ulf'!1r fU'sl play from tcnm· Mo , .. ~ ThousarvJ Oaks. 13-12 : mage to knot the count. 7.7, Lancf'!rs for the narrow vie·',',"', -... ,,,,.111,.. J u t nO-n•-1.,. ll a & no 1 i a blanked Buena Howf'!Ver, Valley cot In ory. "'" --11111 1 1 Park. IJ.O Lo join Anahelm gear and had a 28-7 lead Brea, d fl! f e .11 d In a CIF ~:~. 1~~~-=.111, ~ ,n in action thl1 week. 5hortly before halftime and cbmnps had t.aktn a 7..0 lead v.,d, ,.1-:i .... r"' " a Playoff Lowdown Bec~use. of the Presldf'!nt'1 the issue wa1 no longer In at ~ half and heki a 13-0 Z:r4" .... ~~ .. 1..... ~ ~ assassrnallon. two games doubt. ,u_ •"'""'""' 11 1• h Id th k di advantagf'! with a liltlf'! over ,.,,.. comp1ei.i ' 1 were e over e wee en Rosf'!mead 7 g 0 g _ 19 . P•_. ~.4 1nteruoo1~d 1 • and will be played Tuesday SA Valley 20 g 7 0 _ :13 a minute lf'!ft Wt Ule e:ame. "''""1>1' o1 """'1• ;., • niaht. 11-tuir and Arcadia duel ' Ho11.·ever, Thousand Oaks ::~~,':.flit-.. , ;·• at Citrus College while Cary l l't1AGNOLIA 13, got on the scoreboard, recov. ~:.;::i.:..,,•11•.o ': ~ and Palm Springs colllde at1 BUENA PARK 1 f'!rini a Jeff MaU-k ~••i Fum1>1tt toot • ~ Mt 'SAC /7·30 t ""' uvvuf'! i'juml>I• e1 ""'~"'••I••• 11 ,. ·• · R V no l h t.. ' ,,__ --' ., .. I I .. "'"'•"" e.in .,., •l•v 1 I l.J In a game probably due fl! e ... e mus ave uef'!n in "'"' o::·uu tone w1 ... , : O 14!!11. lOI•' "''"''· •1.,, 0""1 ,.11 1 ,1 n Saturday n l g h l. Anaheim SY.'cet for the Sent In e .1 s. Unablf'! to rnove the f'!n su-•--•::,.. ... ._, 't,,,... 1' J.l plays the winner of lhf'! Mu ir· champs or thf'! CrestVlf'!W Ing kickoff Brea went back 11..i 1' 1 o ll.-lol A ·"I tUt M 1· Ill l...ea&ut. , 'MD e o • ._. rClrJ a • agno la ..... The h d .. ._ .. __ , __ b lo punt. Howf'!ver a high I INOIVIDU,l.l ITliTllT!CI journey to Lawndale on l''rl· Y ii uo;o:t'I• ueil.Um Y ' •u1H1110 fla y and Santa Ana V<illcy lhf'! Coyote& (21-7) earlier in pa.11 from. center went over 11..,.. M•rtr D-4rca vo vL ..... will trl!k to Lasuen the same the )'.tar .tfld tbf'!y were dru~ Ule Jticker s head and 'J'hou. '-"' , 11 J 1.J night. bed 1.11 ~ "1'st round ol the tand Oaks had thf'! ball on := ~ :: : lJ Brea ls slated for a trip to ~ playolfs by Mater net, the Wildcat JO. ~=' ; ~ : :·: Buena on Friday · · -On th t 1 f c1 .. \ ' • 1 .io A glimpse ai ·weekend It wa& a scoreles1 dead. ~ nex P sy rom ,.,,.1, '•"•~•' 11 If 1 ,:4 ~a mes Involving county club~ lock for three periods and tcrlmmage, the Lancers taJ. 1 , •• ,,,, Tc• TO Tl ..... lexcludlng Mater Dtl which ~~nc;ia Park was severely lied on a pass and It was~~-,~ :: t t~ tias its game story else· . capped by thf'! loss of 13.12 wllh only ei1ht seconda1sio.n • ~1 1 "I --~ el ll!m If Wwld \."'""""' ,, llW.O, U.IT W•ll('I ICOllll ..... lll'felli 11, SfM• M111Q 11 l'•N...,. 11. ""'' llrlllrl II lltol,. .... )f. IM9-r o.! I LI Wll-J1, W•lmll'lllor I LI ,..., M. L111t1 Altt 1 El ._... 3), C11111Mllll II ...... -'· Merit-lo 1 where on thi.s pa~e l : Jof•mt .. ~wrence, counly back to go in the clash l ~':'r:,' '; !! : ::I 1-..: year. · Gklcumb 1 14 1 •. LB POLY to SANTA ANA 7 Lawrencf'! injured his hand However, the try for extra Me.fin• 1 u o 11 ., •. -,. ·-·•I--u • . M&rtn 1 11 ~ .. 0 " """" ..., ,._ .,. •. . .. Coach Bus McKn ig ht's l!arly in the game and saw points was wide and Brea Gt•-l • 1 1.• i:Y~ ~~ :.~"::::,."., Sa.iots probably turned in one no further action. had won the game. ~~:.""" 1 ' 1 "1 11. Tr:C11 11. w.11 c..rr ... t of '"-"-t rr b M 1· ked th t 1 1 • 1·• u'#llllaM ,,, T1mP1t c.r1~ 1• ult' '"'s . e ort~ Y a coun-a~o ia era~ fl! f!~se Thou~ant: Oaks O O O 12 -12 w;-ot"':", J11Jt: 1: t''-=========== ty eleven 1n hol~1ng the top. duel with 10 minutes remain-Brea 0 7 6 0 _ 13 0101v1cu111l '"'11110 1,· 11ceded ,Jackrabh1ta to a clQSf'! lng ln thf'! game. The Sentln· """" M•"' ~ ,, '"',.''cf game -especially for the els pounded out 80 yardll In BRAWLEY !8, ,... n 1 1 u .~ last half. 20 plays to 10' ahead 6--0. VALENCIA ;3 M~•:.1, 11 ~ ; J ::I Poly streaked off In a 1.1-0 And, the clinching TD "''I '1"1Jr county's hoprs of hav. 11,_ 1ti"""t~,,,111 T0 ,tt ]f'ad al halfl1me :it Ve1eran1; ~ ~alma Stadium cam<! ing an all.Orange 1 M•.c•~e in • o 11 .a Stadium and 1t appeared asl with JUSt 29 seconds to go ln finale UI the playoffs-"!~~~: ;~~1;.o:• ~ ~ : : 1::: though a n o th fl! r Sun.set the tilt. dashed when the visiting Tl· ;.,.11 , .. 1 • lJ _,.. League co-champ ~·erf'! going Buena .Park 0 00 0 -0 gers we re de-fang d by to be humiliated 1.n the huje Magnolia 0 0 0 13 -13 Brawley. e a re n a rwestm1111ter lost there, 27-0. the nlght be. LA MIRADA It, !AVA!'(N'A 7 Last year Brf'!& and Lagu· fore). Sputtering Stvanna had na had met for the crown Howf'!ver, Santa Ana fouaht more offense but the Mata.-and therf'! w&s hoJ>f! that the vaunted host.a on even dora hid more palntr and 11 Brea ~ Valf'!nd1 might m ix term• for the nnal two ~l•n-will be the latter ,,.hlch ad-for the 63 t!tle. za8 before bowing out Qf the vances in th• playoffl . The Valencia had taken a e-o playoffs . gamf'! w11 at Exceldor High. lead agaln~t :rawley. lfow- Pcly iPCored all of tt~ TD~ La Mirada got off to a 7-0 ever, Ule Wildcats stormed nn explosive runs -gallops! lead by h.slfUme and upped hack for • 14.fl advantage 111 Tll PRICE IS RIGHT HAGGAR ~fa.ctd '695 TO •2000 ~ of &5. :i.11) and 49 yards. Jt tiat margin to 13-0 tn thf'! haUUm l'. Ted Parks. 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JANf ANDl•SON'S CRANBERRY SALAD ~i!;~:. 33c Mold .. .,.. --""'- PATMAN'S NlW All 1£Ef JUMIO FRANKS 12.... 49' Pl<,. 2701 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA. j ' .. .~ .. ... ... • "' ,. -a •• . ----. -··----.. .. . . --------~ . -------------_..~·-'"=·· •• ·- ---· .. · p ~ ...... • . . . . -. . ... .......... ,.,.. . . ···~~~----..-• ..... . , . . . -. .. . .. Everyone Hes Sometf.ing '""'' s.n-e.. w..n NEW HOMES In &duPve Vfesfdff Upper Boy "-· Newpori IMch n.....to Six~ TWO to Four '""" "'4odek Avail.bl. In Al Sii. OIMn b.iilt to otdot on tM lot !""' seloct. AA c..tom lluilt -On I'-Simple-Lond PRICES START AT $42,750 SALES AGENTS 1500 HIGHLAND DR, NEWPORT BEACH U U181 * FREE POOl FOOLING' located On Cul de Sac Nice lhr-e. bed room, l t..lb bomt on W••t•lde. Sprinld..n in tront yard. block wall &roUnd ba.c.k yard. \V o o l carpeting ova-hardwo o d noors! BM:k yard l!I lom.ded with N>MI and fru.lt be&rtn.r ir-.~ Ue upkeep •·• Full prlce $17 '·. -CALL- M. M. laBORDE Y°" C.n SeU It, Find It, e It W'rlfi A Wlllfl A.II i 'HOUlll l'OR SALi 1 HOUllS FOR SALE 1 HOUSH POR SAL! :.:.. No•. I&. ltU Oll!lltAl. GIHlll#<L COSTA M!SA ) HOUSES FOR SALE 1 HOUSH 'OR SALl )'00 ASKED FOR'll 1 $495 DOWN MACCO HIGHlAHDS ....,..,,,.R,U~ ..... ~CO~W=All==H=ll=GH=T=S ===::;CO:W=A=N=H=•'=GHT==S= ~ -::'.:i $117 . MO. $22,3do ~ =-. '""!..;::: ~ * FOG & SMOG FREE * ~lad on quitt Oltlo& CS.. to .., )UT oo. Weet Bluff OCEA.N carpetlq, drape.. built· 1. ... at.reel ln NllWPOllT 1m. tne"-d pm.Uo wtth 'l'Ws modern <f S-Jl.. ~ bath hOIDI wttb EXCH •••GEI ..._ _..,_ ' ...._ ..,._ •'"' ""' l"U, HEIOHTB .,,,,.._ Tbil; l'OOIM ft.VI 1~ b&tM nttpbotllood. mah um b&r b•c:U•. S..uUtuUy vlew bu 3000 1q. tt.11 ng l!'N, wtth every wu1 t.n.d• tor l&z-r• mod-.iurdj two MOroom boca.-PLlfl ~ ">On1 PLUS neat ...,.. thf1M ~ l&ndKaptd corner loL modem convenience available in today's .. bouaa traU•r. New-ottmn HARD woo D mn10I PLVI IIO..)'U'd two Mtll bome a mu.t to Oio6c. ~°"' location. building. % acre t.nd beautifully landscaped. port"S~ oomu hom• with • TLOQJta. aplldou.I, u.~ wan t.o ..ii carp.ttrlC -. N-propo.-d "-1• m.to -Tao wt~G •11,·~ ~~ $87 ,600. Will sell or trade. Contact Jim \VU • .... 1 .......,.._ 't.~~-~ room. dtut~_,U"M and Oomplttaf7 ttnetd and M1.r1.n& JUat a •toM'• The *'-bu ... In~!,,,,_., Iiams for ,additional information atJ ....:, ........ _. utn. W'l'L nu., ROOK ~ Allio ll'lclud<'ld tbhrow a__,. Prb Sat. y :::;:'r::'.;:::;1i :;:;:::! ·;;;':i ~ •:.:.:... ""'::: ~~" .:.';;'':.::" :; r~ :~ w.n..McC..dle. R1tn. VAl.ENTINE REAlTY COMPANY willdoWe. Wall· to -W&.11 ConvenimUy klc:at.d to --"--•~ .,,· ... '! can r ... _ 1110 N'twpOrt Blvd.. C.M. ~ A: drape.. 1\JU Newport Hubol' Blfh ·-;---you q._._. wtUt low down Jl&7ID911l. LI 1-77%9 4.38 S. Glassell, Orange price, $2l,9"W> with kM' and two modem .lboppias tty · OPmt BOU81! a t IOtl Ml t.2131 or Ll 1-lt:n S3U777 875-2727 Eff. dowll of only $.l,000. Cflllti::a. MOVE JN ro.. ~ Vallty Rood on week wt. Sun. 4 .Ev-. :==;;;;;"'~=§~~~s'=~~:§~~!!!''!!'!!';': ...,. • ,,_, a..Ity. Inc. D A y -PRO P&R TY llb<d...i•o wtth $495 DOWN ) HOUSES FOR SALE 1 HOUSES '011. SALE 1-Nowport Bl•d ex Now VAC.t.RT. Pricod to W NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH LI 1-11&1 l>ves. OR !.&HI .u 1.t 111.JIO -Prop. • I 5 BEDROOMS OCEAN VIEW 12 imlt apart.merit. all tuf\. ~ed with pool ln tt~ top condiUon. ll.IHO a month lncomL Aaldnl' 1126.000. M&.ke ofter. M.ay trade tor elev bome. 2.1 4 ACRES Sec:luded ranchette, abun. clant water. tro.t free, Northern Or~ge Aru.-- Vlew. A1kln1 $37.~. Stt,000 down, M lrht ,,.... Arthur f. Tietz Realtor 1&02 Pla.cenU&. C.)(. ){J 8.3906 or KI t-01r Of' u l-7tot ~tleman'1 Ranch 3 aero, l block trom Me.1a Dr., N .B. Neu n-3 BR fa.mUy room name, all bullt..IN. 18 ~ for hor.e., worklns ring. A. r.I ahow place. CALL NOW. STOCKDil.L A ){JTCHl:U.... R.eallonl. 208 M.arlne, Balboa LI· land. OR 3-2%2(1, Evea. u t-A0t7. BEACH INOOME .. 2 Un! ti clo.UJ to ocun and markeU. E:Jicellent rental ..,...._ $24..IDO. ::;.."~ """"'' """ Coats & Wallace NEW-FROM sra.ooo A.crou trom St. Johll MESA VERDE HIGHLANDS WI: KNOW A BARGAIN when .,,. .... on• • Hop. inc we e1.11 lnlereat. you In this one. l!:x.omptJca&lly cJ.._n PROVINCIAL tbf'M bedroom, two bath llom• neu new .Choo!.• and ~SA VICRDr COUN- TRY CLUB, 8pa~ llv- tnl" nom, Jurt u.-t brick ftrepla.c. tD both L.R. &nd runny room . Elecant built-ID ldtchu. 9'JPU"&UI ..me. porch wftb ace.a to compltttly fenced r.I' yard. PRIC... m UNDER r .H.A. AP- P RA 18 A L. only $1 ,800 to n-low lntenat r .H. A. I.DAN move11 you ln Ulla cha rmlnr bocnt. Jl'UU,. ~CE 9 KLY SU.&00 -'CALL TODAY. THINKING OF BUllDING '"'-th• Bapllilt Cburdl .. 1\111), •cbool. A.II w.blt.JDI, SOMETHING lARGER!! Row about 1900 eq. It. With " bl«' bedrooma. hmtly Room, MJ*.Calt DUdnJ" Room, H•"Y Shak• Root, Ovef"l&ud Doub!• Chr&p, 2 Bapua.t.a nr.placu. On• block to tcbooh and murm.. 0n1y auoo tor um M.-Verde Cam- brlct&"9 Bauty. Submit OD DOWN PA TlOINT. Coals & Wanace Rltrs. 1491 Baku 1.l Harbor Kl &-4141 OPEN EVES Z286 1'11.lrfttw Rd., C.?L Ml 1-8811 ............ 3 BR PLUS $255 A. Cb&nnblr S BR borne PLUS thl'M D:P A.RA 'I'll I BR. bodlu • all f~ ooly Pt,t60! Coli.ct th• rut.II I QS6 l from tba I uni~ 6 aw tn ti.a l!padowL bomm -'>' nus. 8-t .,.._ J:uy WmA! a. w. ftlu.l"UI• ...., malt.. .. todray. Ml t-Tlfl ~· H.-port. at im BL ~(J(}/ C\/O/(Jr5 BIG ·EPISODE· An lnddmt, which wm oc- cur wban. you -thia CMJ' , B.R.. l'Mtaide tmcu, family l'D'll-Som• w-dn.pee. carpetaa, llpl'in- kl•rw.. ftreplee.. Alao FHA min. dL or VA no da. M.,. Norllt Homes Gn.nt at Bak•r St., mid- way bet111ee.n hlrvi4w Rd. 4 Bl'tatol. St. Kl 1-2711 Kl l .l.!M OpenH...., IJOt bAKOTA AW. 8A T .. SUK J..JTZR... NOONB No blotter bu7 ln beautiful )(-Ve.nit H'«bll.Dda. llOO 11\1 ft, I Bdrm., I b&tha, cont.empon.ry mod. mm bom._ W-dual mautv• ttreplc:m. C&rpeted, bit.. Lu. rencl!d, only 121,900. ~1 reuonabl~ t.tttn., VA, J'H.A. or convention- al. Other loY•IY bofrle, MU by from 519.IGO. ~tor, Kl 1-2'711, KI t.1381. POOl bomt wtth llhak• root, I BR'• and family room + ftrepll.oe, l&tp tOx:l.715 blt-tn kltdlcl.. S.utltul kit. 1.11 ror come klcatkm. Only 114,960 $5,295 down OR JOU Et.gone. Soll Tho Pee..•. 1n t1til new 1pnt level contemporary bome lo- cated ln, u:cluaive Lake Park in the back bay uea of Newport Beach. 1b1t custom baUt 4 Bdnn II convert. den, 3"' bath home, thoughtfully de1l&ned for the most discriminating family. Overlooking A Pr;vate Leke ..• this elegant home encompa.Jse1 approz. 3600 19. ft . plw an upper & lower deck, &: 2 separate pn· vate patios. Included in the 1alee price of '99,000 now reduced to '59,000, iJ w/w carpet thru~ut, radiant heat, thermostat.a: ln each room, inter- eohl, Gold Medallion all elect. kitchen, all bu!Jt. int & andervcund utilities. Tbe property line ex- tends to center of the Lake. OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY SAT. & SUN. Z · S P.M. 2245 Heather Lane or by app't, dial Partway 9-453(, Carlabad Calif., collect. Tenns highly flexible, low down: owner will handle If desired. ====== 1. HOUSES FOR SALE 1 HOUS~S FOR SALE LAGUNA BEACH .NEWPORT HGTS. llM:llRALD BAT , . Love.. I)' kYel. lirlnc w-c:anyoo CI.D'J'HA ~' 3 be d· • ocun ·"""91.~I Bdnnt,. room 2 b&th bou1111 with f~ -pmi.t. enclOMd 2 bedloon1 ocean vi..,.,., · patlo, blt.ln Jr:ttchen, un. apartm.nt ewer 3 car pr· ftnltbed Rm below tor ac-•. Trade ocao front. tu.tun ditYelopment, Jfl,OOO. LI 8-4207. '49.MO EMERALD BAT 1 HOUSES FOR SALE Charm1nc 2 Bdrm home HUNT'GTON BEACH W-llecluded prdai .I: pa. tso. Ooet.n vi-' $14.500 C..rr• \ot neu Npt Blvd. """1th 2 Bd.nn home, "1th ~cltnllll room .. tlrepl.ace Your Rartic. Area R.eialtor 220 E. 17th St. 64~ Evmin&:• c.u .MI 6-1000 N!:W duplue.t. \-1 Bk:ick trom P'ln.e Beach. 2, 3, ~~~:1~1~1 1\~~~:o;;;~E;A:li/.~{!w~~-;0;.;R;J,./ * MESA VERDE * t l e =;::: 1:.·ucan~ J'OQ. ta Wen am.tcaa. [wf§~~~ ~ .. '= ~:~ = )''"7..l!i':.r GOOD REAL EST A TE i... Good Realtor (.ou1M Tura.11r ADD Rhoad._ Ruth 8pancler y"Unique $12,500 $"50 down to ltt T .D. at $M per month. Adjacent to planned de- velopment. 'Ib1I 2 bed- room oa 11.l'T• Jot ii th• "Needl• ln th• Hay- 1tack" $14.55-0 MSO ,. t _.,., • -~ ~ot. .at 324 CoNc, l~.... SL Open 8und,ly tor your inl~tion. . $15,500 Ctl•nnlnc • Bdrm -c..rp.i. -Drapes. Flnp\ace Uv. tnc Rm. BBQ ~ FuQUy Rm. 1•1¥ ·~uu. full)'. 12'7.300. . VUA v'i:!m'o: llAtt 3001 JI.YI. JtOl.d Co.it& M•a KI 9.1077 123,600., near Wvitcllff YOU'U lOVE IT IM J'ornt., Lacuna Beach BY 4·7618 M.iember ot Mu1Uple Uattn,i: * CLOSE !9 · NONE LEl"I'? W• lla:n ...., llAOMOtn.-:ams, INC..,... •a EVEB.'f'I'BDIQ;.. · lllliel A.•+Wtf J bath M4 uoa N.wpiirl ......_ ~~~ F~R-SALE a.~~ bom. '\Yiall•""IMW lndd>"bemlt 'Itt·O:M;m.·'d.t Oil a.ttia3'•'1'.I'"" f! ::~~BBQ~··~ cm :!:i, nu.bten hcJrn9 eorni:.:i; COST A .MESA ~ .~I . ·~ = 2 BDRM HOMJ: oo M-1 rwnodeltd, but Medi eom. WMlald• I ="!'-::--':"~,..11 1 LlMIM =· .UX.1T Lot. decon.tinr. It'• on an R.-2 2 Bl't Cotta.(9 oa R-2 Lot I 'L"d I I "'"AKI tUt.•...,.... WCI l~la Wnt..cllff Dr". M.8---~ THUNDERING RESULTS! .,..,ll lhoppln&: center. 2 bed· @FllJl+llULTY rooma. 1 ~ bat.ha. U 1 e d ... k-llW'I. 0 ·1• brick n~place.. beamed """"E. KAI when rou IWll;t!r thP lovely '' •-t 3 bedr'OOm, J barl.. plwi • OPEN diUon&I unlL Own•r Worltlhop -AdJoli.•W:•l u •·3209 <vu w '"'"" 1o1 with ~m '" ..,, ,.. -<xtn Lo<t• a.,..., • bl .~. ··J •·•· . might tra.dm f« ~t Only t l t ,O&O. OWNER movtnc" uat. lm· ce '"' n f1.1nlly rootl1, -.~-~-I 1 w I m m I n I p o 0 J. HOUBl:S For Sale -See fl.lTl lly room bom• tn Col· Ml 6-1 4:5oe. Clu•tkatlOl!I I lee• Pa.r1t: l!:at&t.M. The HOUSE • '"""· ONLY """"· farel Walker. n11r. "'"'"" """'"""'' Dulclo I'\ Haven home, 2 year., 1 OWNER SEMPLE P. A. PALMER., INC. mile Dou&"lu PlanL 4 HOMES from WALKER & LEE 3 LOCAL OFRCES TO SERVE YOU Typical eramplas from our hunc!reds of listings ADD 5 UNITS Over 1 •• acre or choice eastside R-2 proi)erty . Also included i1 a 1800 sq It.. 2 hath home with beamed ceilings and a large rum- pus room . Just $3,000 down and payments of $131 per month W. & L .• Inc Open Eves. l\.11 6-nJt. EASY TO BUY This 3 bedroom . diAing area Hale- crest home. ~·ner ":ill sell to any financing the buyer requests. Assume present GI., ~12'"'-loan ,.,·ith lot.al payment of $125. per month or refinance to new no down G I. loan . Min. down FllA or ConvenUonal and our owner will carry 2nd T D. Immediate move in for qualified buyer to enjoy the many features this home has to offer. Call Kl 5-94SI for delails. \V , & L . Inc Open Eves KI 5-9491. cozy COTTAGE IN CdM This 2 bedroom , 2 ba!h home 1s =\potless The best quality con- 5truct1on ha~ gone Into this cus- tom home .... ·tf1ch includes fonnal Dining lloci m. dr n. huilt-i ns. car- peU, drapes. nl11s much more ~.000 ~own \\ & /,, Inc Open Eves. 575-31 71 FANTASTIC U~SAVER For the larger family this 3700 sq. ft $ bedroom , 4 bath with family room and formal dining room. This home has a large country kitchen wiih every possible built· m. SeYi'inJ: room , separate laun· dry and 800 extra square feet in the attic. This house has room to grow! All this for $69,500. \V. & L . Inc. Open Eves. Ml 5-771\. WILL TRADE 4 b<'drC'Om POOL home for small· er ho1ne. 15x35 pool is in excel· lent condition . Cozy fireplace, family room. and 1¥4 baths. Walk- ing dUtance to Harbor Shopping Center and to schools from kin- dergarten through college. W. & L .. Inc. Open Eves Kl f>.9491. NEWPORT HEIGHTS POOL HOME Delightful' Charming~ and oh so comfortable. Jr yoifre tired of alJ those extra unused rooms, per· haps this compact 5 room home is what you nave. been drcJm- 1ng or. Gleaming h.irdwood fl oors. fi replace, beautiful pool l;iynut. and ma~y many extras. S1~l lers are leaving for Europe. and \\'ant to sell NO\V'. 1·ry S~.600 rto11 n \V &. L . Inc. Open Eves. 675·317 I 2760 E. Po cific Coo•I Highw•y -CORONA DEL MAR 2619 H••bo• Blvd. -COST A MESA 2043 We•kliff Ddve -NEWPORT BEACH MEMBERS: Newport H .. rbot-C»t", Mes<'! R••I Eat•t• A11<>ciation •nd No11t1on"I lo•rds. C:i1rd of Re 11l'0<1, C ... liforn io11 "''oti<'llron ol Re<'ll E1t•I• 6Di • cozy "u wann to.st" llv· Ing-room c .. t\U"N cloud LM>ft we.JI to wall carpet- ! n r , expemtv• beauty plea.t cu11tom drapes and a p\ctur-.qu.a corner ~ pl&«. Tb• I btd:room1 .,.. Iara .. ~~ h1.ve pllftty of worun 1lu w1.rdrobm9. Th• ldt· chen wu deaig"ned with a woman'• viewpolrrtlt ln mind from the award wtn- nln.r bullt•ln electric range 1t11d oven, built-in wuhei'· dryer, dollble 1lnk and prbqe d!.poul to th• many eaay to reach cabl- n11t1. Outdoor living ll youra to mjoy on the huge covered p«Uo 1hmded by M.ately 1hade trK•. Choic- $21,000 -FarroW- 293 E 17th Costa Mesa M1 8-449-4 Open 9 to 9 NEWPORT HBGHTS "DEl.IGHT" "UNBELIEVABLY Kl 8·7414 Bedrooma, 1% bath, built· DE.SPA.RATE" GOTTUSO -~=~==~-FOR !ale or Leue by own· tru, wall W&lJ carpeUnc. & I 400 No. Newport Blvd. 3377 Via Ueki. OR 3.7300 llE8A VERDE v . Beautltul New Or-Wood burnln&: fireplace, ! MUST SELL! REAL ESTATE MEDALLION 1-3 bodn>om, 2 bath>, ''°"' w.U. ,,,..,.. p&U~ Hom•, by owner. 1600 llq. a cu fl.tq'll. M.any U· SacrlQce $18,960. W 111 Thia beautltul 3 Bdrm, 2 :a.:K2 E. eo..t Htway, OdM tt oa comer oL 3 Lrf. tru. ORiole S-1792. FHA. low down paym.e:nL bath all electric bome. 17~2101 Bdrnts. 1\l. bl.I.ha. blt--tn ='°''"""-"""'===== · cau TVV 1-0660 . Wil.L BE BOU> [---------· all •lectric kl~en w-OE 1 fiOUSES FOR SALE --~------ THIS WEEK•ND SPANISH STUCCO .,.. ......... '°"" ,_, ""'WPO_R~ BEACH SHORT ON CASH? Rm --13 11·"-r ... _ !.:!E M_ove .. -bl into th!• lovt.. Drive to 600 MALABAR DR. In lRVINE T!:RRACll HY 4-&Ml, Rltr. LI tl -3009 IRVINE TERRACE EAST 2000 Sead•ift OPEN 8.AT ... SUN. " •• ... YUi ........ •'fl 1 • 3 W .fln:plc. Cu atom dr&pes, DUPLEX ly 3 Bed.rm Home. Owner w-w carpetJn.r. er t ck W\U iea.M with OpUon or Modom •-•o• pl•··• •• ,. wall fenced Yd. OIChron· tell with LOW LOW 1110i> -. ......... ..... R•ni it a bruid new du· DOWN N .. "'· .....,tleu cl••••. b••u. dr& lawn. Open houM • el.l'" Dougl1.11. 9r-..... p1u wilh view ot beaut!-Man <l!Jrtnul' tltul paUo, tni.lt tnN, E. Sun 12 to ~. JZl,JJ'J. tul P~lc. Will trl.!le for Y BroadwaJ. IMll Whlta O•k. c . M.. ~ .......... ! Wb&t have you! Cooriline Realty Mt-02'12. Or wlll Ml! wt th low LE l-3777 )(1 g.. 7376 MAHON REAL T'1' HUST Mii home \mme- di&tely due lo traruifer of LA R G E comer lot, 3 bu•lneu. 4 bedroom11, 2 bedroom•. h a rd wood b&tha, tireplace. J!e.Uo, turnl*lng11 I n c I u d 11 d, noon, new wall to wa.K 114,000. No down paymf!!'lt 18lh .. Ora.ni"s carpetlng. EnclOMd pe.-. M: .... Verde 1.re1... S088 tlo. Fented. Country Club br&l dialr1cL Owner. LI S-4W . GI ler St .. Coet& Mesa. Kl 3-2076. WILL trade $3200 equity $860 Down. 3 bedroom•, down paymienL SEE THIS BY owner, 2 bedroom11, TODAY. and paneled den. wt t ll 3303 Newport Blvd. OR 3·2133 bure brick !!replace. Wall tel wall carpeu, hardwood fi00t"1, Flair range. 4 blocks frDm <><'f11n. R-2 lot. Sl9,200 . .Sl~ 13th st. 636-2800, Huntlnrtoa Beach. ln attncttv• 3 b e d-t IJ( baths, redwood fenced. CURT DOSH R II room ,.,_,,m horn•. lan""4p•<l. 2 '" '""'· , ea Of Con11ider •ma 11 income concret• patio &. v.•11.lk uni~ or 11ell •t $14,&M. clean p\e&MJ1t h o u o '· New paint -new arpet new !1.ndsc•plni -CL&A.N and ready ror a new own- er. 4 bedroom•. family room, k.itcht.n blt·ln.a. An· thony pool. heated. All In· eluded for $44.~. Open Set. At Sun. ai'ternoon. OCEAN FRONT- DUPLEx -S39,950 t o1: 2 BDRM FURN. 2 LOTS AND ACREAGE 1610 W, Cout Highway Own 6<6 3691 er. • · near ... hoolo. FHA fl-•·· LI 8-93~4 evu. OR 3-3488 --'~7'-.C..~C.:.~---" " 410 E. OCEAN FRONT GANGI BUILDERS --BAY-FR-ONT--4 Bedroom, 2 baUui, 1ep-clng. Cl..11 owner 6,48-4348 arat• playroom, boat 94! Joann St. 0 111•• do F iimlRb;iroo.n .. ;;;;v,.;: I ~OR~·~"":'.':'"'::.· ~·~··~·~O~·o:.:·~· 1~6~69 PIER "' SWPS ror 2 4 1pac11. "" wn KA, FOUR bedroom• Meaa Ver. IMAGINE On your lot -a 2 bed- ft. bo11l~ .I: l 11'.i' boat l 13tl monlhly. 2083 Stat. de, 2 bathi, flreplacei; LOOK! Newport Beach room home at the Thia ch&rmlng three tied-PLUS 2 1{1it27 ·~to:u Av~ .. Opt:n daily. Llvtn.g room, family room, cu•tombullt hOml'I & In· low price ot Sti,291'.i. room. two bath home '" PLUS ne...,•ly de<:orated 2 ~"'=·3,.079=1.====== CU!ltom drapu, carpeting, come on 2 loU 3 br-1% Jl!l 1-0047 now. I~. Call CUSTOM BUILT and h11:s bdrm. apt . will TRADE ) --.:i"0USES FOR SALE bit-Int, Jure fenced yard bath f.a. hed carpeting, ~=~~-~~=~~ '800 oquare fHt of Uvln"' for 11mal! home -198.260. ''''11-·t -I hbo .. _.. firep I 1. c • Iola •torq:e, TIME TO INVEST IN • CORONA DEL MAR -· .. e g rnuuu, 2 area. HARDY'OOD ''C" Th Rll Owner.&46-3148. n garq-u.2 braptfum-HUNTINGTON FLOORS, •re gle11.rnlng OffiaS. r • I.shed. near Bay .I: Bfl&.Ch. I II 22 W C W g.{1627 For IntormaUon-OWNER. V11.cat1t. 3 bed· '8.000 down. $6:1,000. BEACH NOW! osk. lllld 8 116 "''A to wall ~ · o11..~t Hy. Corona del M11.r ProperUea room, ramlly room. 4 A.crea, BB&T location scu lptu~ wool carpet-Newport Beach (All Bullt·lne, wl.11 to wall -"-'-·688-~1·------for Unltt. CALL NOW: Ing In Hvlng room. Re11.r Eve Kl 5-~3 carpeUng. dr11.pe11, Beau· HARBOR Hlghlllllda, by yard !.11 tutefully l11nd· --*--* * * tUul land.8caplng. ,2600. owner, !I bedroom1, I Coastline Reafty teaped 1.ruwtd huge rov-Lelghlon Undl!'n. Ruller down. l 2G,MIO. 417 Cam· balha, ft~place. forced LE 6.3777 LE 6.6880 ,.red pallo &nd .ILtorage U :>;AME IT OR 3-0668 ICve. OR 3-0372 aJr heel, covered patio. all Uir •lilr.IL ll In thil new bridge Circle. 646-1303. OWNER llquldatlrtc" rieaort 11.rea for boat or 1rall'r VIEW, t bedroonu, 2% low down. Immediate property, Many lot.a, all from a.Hey. $.{2,M>O Full renlr1'11V !rw;;ated lovely 3 ba di 1 f LOVELY 2 bedroom. dou-poMHBion. LI 8_85M or Exc111~11·" •1 ith 22~ li'alrvlfw Rd .. C.'-f Ml 8-6811 E \"<'11 494· f229 --------- BEST OF THE BUNCH B-R hn·111,.. Ula, n ng room. 1.m· bl• garage, nr11pl&e•, R2, LI ~3839. alzea. Mount.I.In Iott, lak• 1:1!1,:,00 ',',Y .. ::.~ml, he11.0"1'd Ownp o o I. room for income unit. low =~=~-~-~~ vtew lotu, lake tronL C "·"'"'• eue-0 · er down. Price Sl5,9!'.i0. ~h· RE.ADY tor oftet". We11t-Hun-y! OR 3-MOO. E ve• la Rue Realty orp. OR 5-1 177, Corona del man Realty. Phone cliff 3 tiedmomi, family LE 6-3237. 111::;. n...-,~11 Av. P"''Y IOtA Mir. Kl i-3"4 1.nyllme. room, built-Int. f enced •ruc=MAIN1N~~=a~v71-=~,,~.,~., llunn ni::lon .lel\Ch liOMI!: ~ block from YI.rd. c•rpet, freshly new development from .'>:lff-93~' ocean with ''lew. 40 fL BY Owner. 4 bedrooms, paint~. Owner $3~.000. $7000 to $11 ,110(), Ewalt * * * * I ... d ' I k hu everything, beautiful lltl) E-x lAn•. OI. uc-t or qu C l1.nd1K:1plng. 2 covered Reaity, 2694G Elilre\l.., •'lie. Prlnt"if}fl!11 only, 227 patio•. FHA l0«n LI 8·8.1!'l4. C11.pll1trano Beach, "l.l!'IT \\'ITH ~uc·-· - THES STAHT TO PACK A. A. MACDANIEL Lark11pur. OR 3·7~7. $23,i150 U::aw oown. 033 OPEN ho1111e. i-.---0Alboa 496-9311. ONE ye11r nld 4 bedroom Maaell•n. KJ 9-1819. Cove11. by o""'Tler. Bay-'L1~00=~1o~1-.-,,,~,-1~1~<~U~d~o oceM \•le"' :euehold, COl...LEGH: Pllrk, lnvety front home, with 1llp, 4 Soud, urned for re11.I· well 1Bnd11ca~. prlv1le h t t it f II ~room1. 1% balh11, Open dence, duplex. Fee •im· REALTOR ~11che11. $3&.000. 871'i·38ZO. ome 0 nv e am 'I I: 10·7. SS.'\00 down. pie. Priced 138,600. -No 111[19 HArbor Bl.. C.M. Coron& del Mar. frlend1 for Xmas. 3 bed-MI 8_2887. Lf 8-119~ rooml 2 bathe. Jood loca· ---------tr11de11 or broken. Owner. BACI\ BAY 11re11.. 7900 P1.. 1 HOUSES FOR,SA'Li Sl3.000. Gt k>&n avail.. MOVE tn. Bulld«rt n~ 3 =OnR:J~·='="7'~·--~~~ 3 Bdrrl'I .. o1a: yanl L o w ptr Lanp Newport Beach COSTA MESA &bl~ Owner_M5--4331. bedroom 2 hllth. Carpet -PRtN'CiPAL want.II lt·4 •RPf'<'l""""'""dl. Lsrge C 3 1 ~=M~A~K~"~S=:M~O~.~-v"== 11. HOUSES FOR SALE ed, built-Ina, n e 11 r Iota Harbor are&. 842-1240 B•i1rn1, 211 bath. on II .... , • .,, IO!'hMI-. Open 1'111lly, -43.\ OR S-5313 eve. ~48-0228 11~ r.;11, Jmm,.rll•te Pol -DUPLl!:X. l ~rnom~ "' • LIDO ISLE=== ~u~o $.10.if>O. Lo"'· 1lown,. -3 COMM·~=E=R=o;;C=IA=L== _ _ _ -1 ~""~'"" l.oui11r f'Jtchola. II.IL ne"'' Cl<>11e to evtry-1 LT;-E ~~-u oQ-dl11llncu ve I .,4g.f!271; & INDUSTRIAL PF:~l;\':-;1Jl.A r OTNT 1"{111 11 .. r ",~'1.Jl)O!'> thing. Including I.he bRy ;i hr·2', he. In l,IDO'S rule 2 BR frpk'•. p11l10 ~, Rf" --.------r;:-$37,llOO. with low down 'IO"T o•smABL" LO--" ' •R<'o•1"' 1....-n ,. .~ .,, "' C·2 1,.,--ond 11ap•r11re Nr ocean • Ill•) $26 i.{111 · ' ,..,,, WlEST • CREELY CO. GOTTA DIME "' ' >J.t11rl1 h,,~ private bflth. CATION. wall11 of gh11111, ron1n1rrr111l t111Udi l'IJ:.'I. ,.~. Balbo • Real Estate Co. \\"~,.,, h~rdwood nnor~. 29211 Ne"''J>Ort Rlvd., N B rirh '"'00<! panelling, RL1' r~llrnl for tn1.d,.11mt"11, 1 h w hh n l I OR :1-2112· IN~ I 17'°0 ""••·1~·"" c-·.o• "i••" . 08"P 1ne r , tr A 11 11•111~~ f<'&t ure11. Room Toa u;;r-.. --;;w-;;-,uw'ft ""''· ~~ ·1 ~ s...1,0 .. ooopat ",;,~tc. · RUN A llNE "" " "TI" "-~ " ' -100 E R<'l lb<'l11 RI. 811.lh!>11 1 l•lf h-•~I Sl8,900. ~rma. "" .. .. '" $2R.:'i00 l fl ,000 dn1vn hnl· OR1nt• 3.11 fn I,! ~-';"!!~~ -n. .. tn,..unn 100 ~n 1·1234 A~rn t ~ ~11r11 111 :'l 1"l'<:-l\41\.:1Af2 d<J\\'l'I. tl~ .. "!00. Brol!er. Ph. .... -·--.. -~~ --·•~·-=·==--•·~· ____ _:::._ __ ~·....:.· -==·=-=-~-'-'4i!LI•.,.111e~~~·:._:-:_•:_-:_:· _:-_:-:._:--• .,. • -.. • - -• ._ -..... - ~ •• 3:e' fn:NO .,. .. 11.214 """ !Ad I ,...,, ~ llRT TOR, c.... "i7Dii> ~ M-1 k ...... • $50> • Ill! --"""' """ w. Rltz. Ml 8 TlUi "'''" s:i.H .... ~ z. ~ ~ s 1 Bu• ., ,., It ... "' lb • l u .. '"" Si WI "' .. .. p L 5 "' I • ' ' I • l .. -- o.il) ...... / .. t ..... , .... • Mon ., Nov . l.S, 1963 3==c=o=MM=E-RCIAL-; e INDUSTRIAL 6 MONEY-TO LOAN _6 _MONEY TO LOAN-8-FO R_R_E NT- AND WANTED AND WANTED HOU S t S APARTMENTS-125 yr. lo•n•I ·~ RENTAL>. DUPLEXES 9 POii Ulp' i 9 FOii RlffT fOR RENT 9 FOii RENT APART~'. ==AP=A.,R.,T'-'l:ZNT=if~-FI ==-"!'""°'. =AA=T=M=E=NT=S===A=P=A=R=T=M='l='N=TS~i=' ffl',NO Dn. produo-. n11t spe:ndabl• Income ur Q,214 and &lllO pay1 off ~ dffd ol 130,000. Qn• Jad t.ent.nt on l'o year JMM, F . P, IM.600. Ct.II Qoi.11\U Jo1 • Mil'. Roa. •T BONT AO, REAL. TOR, 14%1 Newpo~~d,, CVsta JlM&. Kl 8 , rrOiiio 0om.znoc1a1 Zone -A.rt& '60,000 M•' Jota. IUbd:tvl.Con d~ oUt.r' Wt -&JI uWJttu ' J'OR LmAU ' ..-.11,IKIO 9CJ rt 1prillkled. 12' clearanc., olfl.cu SQ(. BrooJu eo. u S.:1w 4 INCOME PROPERTY 30')'. RETURN ON $5000 INVESTMENT 2 ~19'1:•, "60. per mo. m-ne. A.Mum• ex1a t1n1 ftM T.D, No eecon nnanctnc neceaury. For turuiar Information call l'(IC&LY rurnllhed, n-· l ---" HOME LOANS 130 yr. from 51;, ')',) TRACT FINANCING REFINANCE -CONSTRUCTION -SALES FOR LEASC ..,........ '"' ........ CAPE19WN Wijj ms ..... --1..,. L, ~ 1.111poql, Mp&tdfd .tlc, .. IJ, UP· . , famtll• .,,.,.,_._ 1 1 yr. ald • 8e4room tu.m-• b7 p rq"'· QuleL flli, fW 1~ I Bctrm. -•.au... •lf9; bhilld 0bouff. Hu tetic.d Ad&alt.i no pell. 2461 II.IA. • , • • l'una ... l'~, ~ bade yard, o a r p e l A ci.1 C:0.1.a Mua.. LI L.1021 2 Weeks rr.. rent J'\lm· • Blt·bl ran1e. oven. dJfp. drapu. 8Cl"Hned·ln pa· NiWPORT. Neu bay, 2 llh&d It un.Nmt.htd, l • Draw dl'l.Pel. carporU Uo. &et 111• 8. Bewley tn ... _. 0 0 ·"'•-•~ A 2 ......... WIW ~ • Lotl ol ckMet 9Pf.OI _...r ITI u; ........... h&d, drt.pe9, blt·IM, dole : 90 • Pullman l&vat6r&M 8.A. or phon• 631-42K. carpel.I, dn1.pe1, built-lnl. 847-2574 Huntington Coast Mortgage Co. 8 BEDROOM boUM, wt· Nn-11 dtc:orated. $1 11'.i, Dou1lu.. llOhoobl. llbopplna e Prl.-ate paao. f\u11.11hed, c I •a ll an d 1 e "• e. Cod • 213 -eeollt. TT01 IU&tc' .t.ft, e t Bl to Vt.ta lboppl"I' 248•1921. 147-tiTSt • ., : f821 BJ.at.er $135 "o U modern, 1ar•r•. fenced AYll, IM.7-4108, BuntJnat,on ""' • P 17612 Beach Blvd. HunUna:ton Beach Ageot& for Lendlng lnstitutlons yard. 1110. Trojan Villa, 2 Bedroom apartment l !e. Be&eh. Visfa View Minor 2MO Banta An. Ave.. onth. 2 h l l d m c re n CHILDREN WELCOME Me C.nt. .. Coilta Mua Costa Meta.. tM8·t790 or I 217 °--·~ we oome. ........ ta Mea i •=~==,,...-.c=~~ Located "'1!Dd' ehopplnlt Pick tbe Loan You Want! FHA. lind VA • 51/·% • Conventional 10&nl trom • 6%;"' • W1 IP4lcl&Jlu In all typ. Rt!llJ J:atatt Joana. TARNUTZER 4 ASSOC. Mo~e Co., 1.nc. 1741 Weatcllff Dr., Newport Bee.eh MI e-osos KI 5-7106 Sant• Ano Mtg, Co. 20e W. 4.t.b 8t. Ro<im >DO Loan Broke:ra Slftc, 19tH Connntio~I Id Uwn1 Pri.-et• Money lit, 2nd• 8 FOR RENT HOUSES 649-SH7. St., Coata ~fua Phone P"OR be[t•r l1Yin1. tM eenter at tllth It Pla.cu· BALBOA tai&ild, 2 bed· lJ &..4~0. new lwcur10u. u., jurt • llf.lp .. jump room 11.ouae turnlahect, l io;ao;;;-w'"'A~T"°E"°R'°p~.,~,-. ~tu~rn=•'h· HARBOR trum BEACH, newly remodeled. built· td or parUy rurnlahtd 1 TOWNHOUSE Rull.a.I oftlee, M.2-HIM Beautiful Bar Harbor lM, 1arbage dtapoaal, car-bedroom duplex. Ne Ar pet It drapu. S125. plua Sateway ahopptnr cent- uUlltl-yearly. 210 er, C.M. Call Ml 8·1M>O. 10 month old 4 bedroom, Arate. Balboa lalal'ld family room home. For· $80. oo• bedroom f ur-$90, t'Umlshed older 2 bed-nl.lhed, d u pl ex, ad. m&l '1lnln1 ~m. •'""' room b-·-·~th p-•• v..--· ·-. • ulta only. no pell, 968 custom carpetln'I', 2 bathe, Water paid. No peta. Cloae w11at 17th St. Cotta Meaa. ttneed Yard. trop1c..i land-tn. A d u 1 t •. u 8-4•82. e•e.et191. .caplng. Patio. E:<ctUent LI 8-2988. "'°'""-.==~--locatJon. ~ block to l ~====~~~~--LA.ROil furn!ahed or on achoo!. Co•ta M~ FURNIBHED 1 bedl"OO(l'I turnlal\ed duplexu. Pre· M5-0Ml. bomc. l!:utllde Coat.a fer &dull.I, No pet.ti. ln.- ){.a. S75 monlh. Phone qulra 1711 1;1 Rocheiler. LIDO ISLE IC n j o y U 8·8211. Co 1 block to •hop., heated pool. Bacilelor apt.a. 1 bdrm untum. $75. tum., SlOO. e11 leue. C1rpeted, drapied, Keda.lllon kltch-••· 2217 Harbor Bl.~ Meaa $17.50 WEEK 61 EFFICIENCY APTS. J'or th• uJUmate In GARDEN APARTM.J:NT8 Prvtusianally decorated MAGNOLIA MANOR 1~ mile• from lh• ~ • 2 Bclrms. • J F/1 8ath1 turnbhed or uri turnlah.ed $ llS Up f Pool • C&bana t1 Puttlfll' GrMD Free Appr1i1els low Int. R.et .. ' Com l\lU. 1880 Nwpt. Bl. CM. Ml 8..3928 KI ~-3483 INVESTORS WELCOME W, E. LACHENMYER Udo'• bea.ch and commu-•ta MeM. LI 8-3043. nlty Uving all year. Fun UNJl'U1l.NUIHED 1 bed· UNJ'URNISHJ!X> a bed· room'; ftnetld Jud, cloa. Du l few the wl:wle tamny! room p ex. fencied yard. Vtry modern attraeUve, In, C.M •. f 70 month. water It traah paid, a bedroom New Orl11JU1 ; Kl 2~89. $100. Ava.liable Dec. 3rd. Util, pboM _....., pool tn• eluded. llxtru Avallabl• 8UNNT ACRJ:l8. Mewport at Santa ba'bel · M8·91'11 842·2128 r' BBQ t1 Pinc Pong ..,..., t1 Tile ahowep 6: t\1b t1 Bu."111 SOundproot9d lfl2D Placentia Kl 74188 2' Hr. Berv. TitIPu:x best 17th 6t. l!lvea. HY t-3485 Sunny patio, 3 car ga-3 Bfldroom bouae. Fenced Call HI 8-18t7. rage; Wonderful parking; back yard. Sll!i. month. HUNTINGTON Beach S 2 way atreet; Near cluba, no gare.ga. 2113 Monrovia, bedroom 2 batha, bullt- playrround1 and echool Coata Meaa. MI 8-114!1. lnll, c arpet~. drapea. b u I stop. 0 w n er -FURNISHED 1 Bedroom, forced air heat. Sl30. lptlori rental lncnme [ =========== i'260. Fireplace, carpet.I, 7 MORTGA.JE:S clhpee. built.In•, private & TDa ~. yard care. Va.can· I ===~~===== oy fMl tor le911 than 2~. ,.,,.. 1ao.•oo. 10,. '°~· LOANS OR 3·8792. p.rtiage dllpoal, bcam"Xf month. 847·8~4. BAYSHOR!:S Yearly cellinc•. nice patio, ra· ~ deeda or land. 2nd 'fruit Dted o& &-21H8. Retldenttal • Commercial leaM, cute ~cloua 2 rage, $130. 702 Acacia, bdrm. home, :ovely f'Ur. CdM. ~~-------1 lndu.trW. niture, pallo, ne&r pri. I ;;co=RoOc.Nc,A,.-d'•'lc>!u=o.-W>f=c..,..=_ vat. beach -11200 mo. lahed houM, cle&n 2 bed· TRIPLEX 12.7fl0 down. Nn 2nd T.D. 4t_ a small lnveatment l'T'OW, crow It grow tor you. Be t1nt, not Sony! .KA.HON REALTY 18\il It Orang• !148-88!i7 Call John Abell HARBOR INVESTMENT CO. Re&.! !latate Corona de! Mar 673-4.•00 EASTSIDE R·2. eexaoo, m: u n I t • ExlaUJlg U:icomt l!i.!120. potential $6.!i:lO. X-lou•, try $f8,000. Lem· "C"' Thomas, Rltr. room with tl.repll.ce, fen· ctd yard. 1121'.i month. 8Tti·2S94. 224 W. Cout Hy. LI 8·M27 l =,~ .. c-~~m~h-,-~-.~F"•_n<_od~ Nprt. Bch. Eve KI ~ back yard. $1 l!i. month, $135 Month no rarage. 2113 Monro. via, Cotta M e • ._ MI 11-ll,:i. BA.LIE or leue. ' unit•. [ =m="='=R='•"'='=0='=LI=='"'='="=·= Cotta Meaa. excellent lo- cation, $38,000 -3 houl!N' 7A REST 4 bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard, leue or ltaae op. Uon.. GI no down, Ed Rid. di• Realtor, 226!1 Fllrvlew Rd, MI 1-8811 • eve. 2: BEDROOM hOUN, part. ly f'umlaMd, l llO "t!Onth. Fenced yard. 602 Club Key at ~ Clue &o113e. 883-482:0. on ~ acre, Santa A n a HOMES Hel&'hta. $31.000. Owner I ":ST:'ANLEY~ii=~G~"•~l=H~om=o u: 1-4207. 5 REAL ESTATE WANTED We Want To Buy Bual.naM bulldtnr• or ln- du•tri•I ]&Me back•. AA tenanta. $100.000 • tt.ti:00.000. 4 Bedroom ham•. New Ir. tine Terrace or vicinity. '6&.000. 6 lriedroom quality home, U4o or Baycre1L P r l c e -· John C. Hellyer ~er Ml 8-4070 SA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Wn.L trade S~.000 equJty In ·Lo. A.n«ele.s apartment buUd!na tor actlve Inter· eat ln buaineu. D. W. P~n. 980 Norman Pl., LA 49, C..111. 58 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES HOME FOR UNITS owntr would Uk• to trade SllOOO equity ln 4 bdnn home tor unit.I. H•1 $~000 hom• w.appx.. •i1.ooo loan. M.3·1382 anytime MI 8-9666 C•n'I Sell II? Trade It! J'or Fut Action It Re!U\ta <all * Exchange Specialists DOYLE CO. 548-ll68 2TO E. 17th St. Costa Meaa MI l·MM. 14102: Sprtnrdale, w~t-NEW 3 bedroom home, Huntington Continental developm•nt, MS8 M· CHANNEL FRONT, 2: bed. room untumlal'ltd OT part- ly turnl&hed. Boat • l I p •va.llable. ActullJll, no pelJll. 873-8389 mtnster (Now In Con- 1tructlon ) . Open about March lat, 1984. For Ambulatory Men It Wo- men. Batie Rate 1225 mo. Capacity 30 only. Row· land P. Stanley, MD .. Owntr It Operator. Y.'rite to M72 Haroll! PL (YI•, BwttiD.(ton Beach, (between Bn>Okhunt I: Ad&mal. Wuher, dryer, 2: Bedrooma partly f ur· retr1~rator, dapoa&J. car. nU.hed. w1th 11tove It re. peted, draped, ene\oeed trigtrator, l&rt'• yard, $66. patio, l~ ~th•. 111~ mo. a mocith. 308 llt.b Pl.ace. FRontler 7-4l:H collect. Coilt& Mesa. M2-ZIT3, 1 H untington Beach. RN- trvatlona:Phon• 8934•11. 8 FOR RENT HOUSES ~,/Cl VVT-' I LEASE OPTION F'URNI8HED Newport Contemporary 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 1 block ocean. Club l Bedroom bome furnl1hed, Eut..lde COit. Me.ea, $7~. monlh. LI 8-8298. CAMEO HIGlll..ANDB new 3 and ' bedroom 11.omu avalll.bl• on a ttract!•• IMN opUon plan. $300 mo, to qualltled famlliu. facillt!ea. $1 7;,. month. [ =========== MACCO REALTY CO. OR 3-47~0 Winter. 214. Pro.tpect 84.2-3430, Hollywood 7-3290. 1 Bedroom n I c e I y fur· n I 1 h • d, redecorated It clean. Adulta. No t'ors. IMMACUL.A TE untur. 187.50 monthly, f l2 Ram· nlahed 3 bedroom, famlly tlton. Co11l& Mesa. Ca 11 room. 2 bath home. Built-LI 8.3716. In kitchen, wall to wall 1 ~FUR=0m=s0H"'t00-,~._,.-~-m-. carpetln(, drapee, fir.. prare, fenced y..rd. l place, FA Mat. 1!1dLnJ child, ptll OK, Newport glaaa doorl to pe.Uo, walk Blvd., near Del Mar. $90. to ehoppinr oenter. 117~. Refttence1. Ll 8·8888 month. C a l I 6•8-0M!i, Evea. Realtor. 2 BEDROOM un1umiahed FURNISRED 2 bedroom11, houae, amall ftnced yard, carpet.I, .t. drapea, 2 chll· 1arage. water paid. chil- dren OK , fenced yard. clren OK. $85. month. 2:31 $1 25. month, AIM> 2 bed· Avocado St. Costa !tfew.. room untuml1hed, $87 .!iO 846-8660. 2,:,11 Santa Ana Ave., Unit OFF Irvine, 3 btdrooma. •. Co.'· "•"". Show So<-... ,.. .... beamed celling. fi~p\ace. urday .t. Sunday. f ;\II 6-!i809 or OR 3_0909. enced yard. double ga· rage. Ideal for •mall tam· Uy. $111'.i. Water paid, t Block to WeJtcliff Pla.za 1hopplng center. 478 Ab- bie Way. 3 bedroom. un· furnished. newly redtcor- altd, ftnctd ya.rd, doublt garage on a lley. Low rent lD qua!lfled lrnant. Call ti45·4988 evenings. 1tU 8·8642. Ll 8-!1341. FOR rent or Ult. ! bed· rooma. 2 bath house. built-in atoye and fenred yard. 881 Sf'nalt St Cos- ta. r>1tsa. Ml 6·t926 or LI 8·95011. UNFURNISHED 2 bed· CORONA del !t1ar. 1 bP.d- SA RENTALS, DUPLEXES COSTA MESA, new 2 bed r o o m unt'Umlahed. cove~ paUot1, di!Jposal, drepe11. wuhtng taclUUts, fenced yard. No J)*ta.. 1110 plue uWltlea. Alao 2 bed· room up!talr• unfumlahed apartm•nt. Sl 10 Including utlllt!u. 313 &. 21st SL Co1ta Me118. NEWPORT Ialand. -un· tuml1hed, 3 bedrooms. 2 batha tleetric built· in•, diahwuher, dl-i><>•· al. e~a. drape11. tlrtplace, d!nlng area, garage. Near private beach and park. Year- ly, $19~. OR 5-1665. 2 BDR.'>1'., newly dee· orated, Bullt·ins. carpet· Ing. ga , age, yard. 2 block11 shopping. $1 00. month !east. Adu!ta. 220 Knoll: Place, Newport Height11. !148-4.573. 2 Bedroom Tri·plex. Car- peted. Drnpee. Priva te Pa- tio, Garage. 2 b!ks to Shopping Center. Child OK. $100 mo. 773 Scott Place. Co!lla r.le!!A, Ll 8-312~. 9 FOR RENT APARTMENTS Park North GARDEN APARTMENTS In COSTA MESA Acrosa From Santa An a County Club Ext!ll.s1ve Adult Ll\1ng ONLY 5 LEIT • J •l!OJIOOM . ' oeN 1 IATHS e ' l l!OJIOOM J lllTHI llAHOI! .. OVl!N e l'lAlll"UCIE$- l'OllCl(n A!JI 11EATINO e 1'111\IATE l'AT101 e OllAl"l!I -CAlll'IETI e ~llJIAOl!I e ~L.-l'UTTINO OIEEN from 1150 per mo. 2.()122 Santa Ana Ave. NOATl1 01' Ml!lll OlllVl Manager 54&.a350 MODl!:RN l bedroom Apt.. Private paUoa. 'ill Block Coast Hwy 6: Buatn-. Unf\lrntm.ed wttll a1bYi ~l .. 'l&J!.•• ~'."F«mtahed SR 2d'lo Avon, Newport • BeaclJ. Call 87!i-2~40 day1 or e7J-30&6 tvea. MING TREE apartment. 1 .a: 2 bedrooma. 2 bat.lie. fUnlla.hed or unturnla.hed, pool, bulll·in•. range - oven. w-w carpeting. 1884 Monrovia Ave., Co I t & Mesa. 1 block from V!ata lhopplng center. 548-0338. M&Jiager Apt. 10. NEW, Extra LA.rte 3 Bed· room Trl-plu: (upper , Bilt·lna Including rafrig- erator. carpeta. drapea, garage, 1torqe. $140. One month FREE Rent on I~. 2321 P1orlda, H. B, S36-6978 or 8.47-7221. BETTER Uving. 2 bed- room unfumllhed, fur- nished. carpeting, drape.a, bllilt-lns, heated pool, ""'alklng d!Jtance Weat- cllff PlRJ:a. $1~ .a: $19ti, 1838 \Veat cl lft, Npt. Bch. Ll 8·8138 . ALL ulllltie11 paid. 2 bed· room unrumllhed apart- ment 3. Carpeta, drape:oi. built-Ina, patloe. <:arporta. 11 t!i month, 2102 Florida St .. Huntington Beach. 536·987!1 CLEAN r'decor1ted 1 bed- room unfumlahed w I t h 'love refr1ger&tor. Close lo !7lh St. ~hopping & tran.~portAlhm. SIOO. Including utll1tlee. BUDGET PRICES For Rtaort LI.Ying l , 2. St. Apt.. 8ultM W-or w-out kitchen., uUI, 11n· en, maid,, te1.. TV, pool, Reltaunnt Facllitlts. FROM 1119 MONTHLY Coral 1lMt Motor Hotel 2&46 Harbor 'Bl. XI 6-H71i New Duplex 2 & 3 Bdr. unfum at FIV• Point., Huntiftgton Bch. oor. Ill· Ila It Delaware. trom 1120 OPEN DAILY MT-7892: * Whitt ie• Aph. * Oceen view • Quiet Uv. De· lux turn. 1 Bdrm, Blt·lna, dlirp., patio, pr. HM.tee! pool. • $9S. $110 Mo. We.· ter 6: ,._. _pd. ll01 Whit- tler, c.M.·.Ll 1-Wfe. UNI!'URNI8HED 2: bed· room apartment. Carpet.a. drapca. bullt-lna. :l ,.a· rl.(t•. Unuaually pretty Newport Beacb e~2-uoe 2 VIEW APTS. 2 BR. 1 bath, . , 1116 mo. 3 BR. 2: ti.the ..• I~ mo. Both unt'Urn!Med, but with drapu, carpeta, •tove It reh1reratnr. Bay f'ront Apt. Bid(. LIDO REALTY, INC. OR S-8830 *GARDEN APTS.* REA TED POOL, C&lyeta. Drapu, J'tnplacM, bullt- lna. J'rom IH. Tb• CAJ4. DltN m Warner Av•~ 2 lltu &ut of Beach Blvd. BunUngnton Beach, Call: 147.7390, HARBOR VILLAS 2121 B&rbor Blvd. C.M. 1 A :l Br. Furn. A Uaturn. Carpet, hpea, bh ·lM $79.~ Prlvai. Patio-Heated Pool ~7924 NEWPORT BEACH a.nd irpaciowr. Ftncied pa-1810 W. B&Jboa Blvd. tlo. In rHldentieJ ne~· New modern 2 It 3 br un- borhood. Rent or leua. fumlabed a partmenta. 1 LI 8-MSO. 27• &. l:ith block to Oeean 6 Bay Street. eo.t.a .oa.u aft.er beaches.. &e. M.anarer a t I P .M. 1812: tNu.t Door) CORONA tie! ltar sp&doua $1Ml It $171'.i. LI l.o6l8 new 2 bedroom eontern-CONTEMPORARY Apart.. po..uy. Carpeted, draped. mant.. ~ untur- G.E. lcttchen tnclud.u &ab-IUabed Ml.UM MW 1 bed- wuhv, foad-ee:ote'I', SUD· room, dim OC :l btdtvom. ~,!JiB~ !;:; ~-~w~~'t\'% With pr!Yate patio. ror placu. Prttate'paUo, pool &ppt. .rt.er 2 p.m. 11172 Orcba:rd Drive, S . .L OR li-0867. $1&0. Upper Bay area. LARGE '2 Bedroom motel apartment with kitchen, bath (with IJtal1 ahower It tub). $30 week ln- cludea maid 11ervlc-. Oth- ers from Sl!i per week. On Co1at Hwy., Newport Beach. LI 8-3083. CA.BRILLO St. New irtu- dlo epartmtnlA, 2 bed· room1, bulllt·ln ranee It ovt n, disposal. carpet.a, drapM, private patio•. faragu, all utUIUta -,,..Jd. $1«l month. KI 5-&711 8 1.m .. to 5 p.m. CH !LOREN welcome. 2 bedroom. dtn, flrtplact , carpeted, drapc11, bunt. !iu. priva.tt patio feni:ed, cloat 17th St. Store.a, wa. ter paid. $125. month. OR 5-2916. 2 bedroom fu mlahed eparL mtnt ne•r Sank of Americ•, Rlcbard• Mar. ket, Npl. Bch. 170. month lncludlnr uti!Lt!l!9 .a: 1a. rage. LI 8-0088. l9!i Un!umlahed 2 bod· room, built-In stove. wall will carpet. drape1. hnt water fumllhed. Children welcome. 18th I: Placen. tla. Call Owner. LI 8-0378. Kl M21Sl. CORONA DEL MAR.. un. tumlahed 2 bedroom Apt. It prare. Brand new, very attracUYe, bullt·ln range, Swied!lh flrflpl•ce, waU to wall carpeUnr. drape1, excallent nel6h· boc'hood, S. of Hwy. Avail· able now. Call 673-1878 atttr 5 p.m. FURNISHED BA YFRONT APTS. Comp. furn one bedrn1, tncld Unena. uteri.Ila, etc. Mo .• Mo. rental. l lU..00 per mo. CABANAS MARINAS OR 3-84Ml URGE 2 bedroom unfll r· n I ah e d ap1.rtment, 1 'n built-Ina. private pB.tlo. a bath~. c1rpelJI, d r fl p e s. bullt·lnR, private patio, garage. Block from 17th SL Enquire 284A C1brillo, Coata Mua or call ll47-f02l. 871'.i-3311 and Charge It! NEW •• TWO BEDROOM, 111 BATH THREE BEDROOM, 2 BATH" ., ' • ' " • STUDIO APARTMENtS ' ' • Witt to Wall Carpets • Forced AJr Rut • Dr•pea • Private Patio • Built-in Ranee-Oven • Walk in Pantry • soundproof wan. • Profeulonally Decorated le Landacaped FROM $145 MONTH ( no lease requlred) MODELS OPEN DAILY MESA TOWNHOUSES BAKER & MENDOSA COSTA MES~ (jraciou~ ,;Jl~ng BEDFORD LANE APTS. FURNISHED -UNFURNISHED -$150 UP; W&lking distance Westcliff Plua. Shopping • 2 large bedroomll • Split level • Large heated pool • 11;:! bath• • W /W carpeting • 0Uipo81.111 • Diahwuhers • Custom Drape1 • BltJn Range & Oven • Private Patios " '.; 1728 BEDFORD LANE, WESTCLIFF DR. __ Block East of 17th St. -Irvine, Newport Sch.:: attractive. Mpartte bedroom, untumllhed apartm e n L Excellent Newport Beach locatlon. Bullt·ira. carpeU, d'rape11. and N<f'rlgen.tor (llding claae doon ope.nine to patio. Heated swtmmlng pool. Adult. o n I y. See Mir. ApL C. 738 TuaUn Ave. or ct.ll MM1!11. ' Largest Putting " Green in Orange County '· ' ~~ I ..... ~ ·: ~..,!,A~-· : ~~ 900 Sea Lane Corol'la del Mar where MacArthur meets 101 Country Club Llvinc Irom $137.50 OR 3-3445 * HOLIDAY PLAZA D!!LUXE l bedroom fue11, .a: unfurnlaherd. Let-. pool Wkly. maid eer. $100 to $ll!i. Model Open Dally7, 19M Pomona, Coata M.ea Ml8-6>&8 % block No. of 19th SL CLIFF Haven. Comfort- ably lndependflnt t bed• rootl'l unt~ Triplu .i ..... eoao~ Al'TS "•pl. Encloeecf"'°1~."trni- 0cu..n VU-2 ~ ttom Bch. "POMl. rarare. Ad'ulta, Sun Porchea. Leundrles Quiet ntlghOOthood. 11K>!5 Accept teem It "&mall ~ti Haven Place. Newport • Yr. leaae Beach. U 8-"oe. Unturn. $130. t'Urn. $1~. OORONA D!:L HA l't, Cout Hwy at Sec.ward Rd One be<ll'f)Qm turni.tllfd, OR 3·33T8 duplex. One Nock ·to OCEAN, !i doors aw1y, 5hopp!Zlg, the a t • r, newly tumiahed 2 bed· churchea. tran.>port11,t10T1 room ape.rtm en t. SI 10 $95. mon'.h. Set. 602 H .. month. Winttr. Bsyvltw liotrope. 842-329:'.l. Prope:rtJt.11, 2307 W. Bil-41H-476!i. boa Blvd. OR 3-0860. New-F'UR."'i6Hc:o=~-~,c,~1c""" porl Beach. apartmtnta. Idell f o r $106 Month, newly dtc-bachelor1. L .. • g e l It :l orated, tumlahtd, 2 bed-bedrooms. Heated pool room11. I block to 17th and terrace. $85 and up. s~. shcpplna' area. Costa !it 8-9633 or 646-8266. 1'93 Me.aa. l>!:r, Ca~nter Church St. Costa Me11a, 846·0474. Good chlll'lren $70 CHARMING l bed· welcome. room apt, $92.M l•rr• BALBOA Penlnaula. fur. 2 hedroom. 17' \ivln1 nl5hed atudlo. Winter $7fJ. room, c•rpeta, drapea: yearly. $85. Wall to wall 11tovt, Terrtgerator. Near carpeting, elt&n. I block harbor shopping. 2 bl k b u 8·0787. ocean a: oc a a y. ---------- OR 5-0363 . FURNISHED $120.. on FURNISHED mod t tn, apacloua, 2 bedroom, built-Ina, g11rb.\ge dlspo- all. CI011t to shopping, $9~ (two v.•eeka free rent I 848-2877. IN COSTA MESA * lta&e $11~. 2 larre bed· room~. drape•. carpeUng, dlaposal, laundry. bus, w a l e r 2 chil<lren. 2563 l!:ldtn. Costa Mei._ 846·4904 EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS Homes e Acreage ounmercill Richardson Realty 2$06 Lafayette OR 3-38~1 Newport Beach room home, garage, pa- Uo. Block shopping. Bam- boo Village. Complete privacy for adull1! only. :137-B Bernard. C. M. $90. LI 8-829".. 648-2287. room furnl!hed hou!e, private. close lo ~hop11. $95. yearly, Ulititlt• 1n· eluded. ~31,f, Goldenrod. OR 3-0!1.58. Just Completed 4 BDRM. STUDIO APT. 3 batha. Dll·lni'I, c11rptta, drspts. Sttp1 to ocean. !iOl!i River Ave .• N.B. OR 5·3222. Eve~ OR 3-1212 LI 8-4207 DELUXE'-o~pc,-,,~m-,-,c,.-.~ bedroom fumll'lhed. 2 htd· room~ unf11rnl11hed Dish· W!l.!!her. i;:arbage dlijpoBal. bu!ll-in.s e ar p e Ung - drapr.<t, pilioa, forced air ht11.tlnj:: Ll 8-6216 BACliEL!lll., 1 bedroom, ne1vly r11rnl.<1hed. p on I. '-''e('l<ly 111 a Id aervlre, n<'Rr O<'<'~n. very priv1le. C•rp" rt 11nd s\f'T!ljte. J.110 ;,11;.1090 or 6•16-50311 NeWf'<\1'1 Bellrh. DON'T ml:ois thla: Deluxe 2 &:Im. Bullt·lnii. carpels, d r e p e •· pr1v-paUo, ga. rage, -Co1t1pare, Make orrer. 2S48 Santa Ana Av CoM.a Mtea. LI 8·0728. OVERLOOKING ocean Corona del Mac. 'modem, furnished, 3 bedroom, gTnund lloor with utilities & gar<lener paid. 1200 m1Jnth. &46·2927. l Dedroom furnt.1hed, g••. 11.·ater paid. c1e11n. $7:5. C!n~e to m11rket. Free 11.·allh. 207 2 Nt11o·port Blvd. KJ s.21~3. COl'lta Me B ... NEW rum lahtd l be<'lroo.m 11parlmentB. Heated pool. Clo~e lo K-Mart. MO Han1llton. Cotta r.f ea a. f\•6-1 992 rJaJJau PafmJ 'I'lX advantagte 1n Trad· lq Your Properly. For Ptompt Attention Phone: Oorl11 Mayer or Lee De.aver At: 642·2U30 JlOLIDA Y REALTY Ortlcea Al110 ln Pllrn Dcstrt \itlliT hon1e wlth rental on ocihn front for new. large Octa.nalrt, vll'w (luplex in Newport Beach, Balboa or Udo. 642:-32 10. 6 MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED NEED CASH? w, specl11.llr.e In Home ol ~pt ttna.nclng • Free A p· f>i&i111l. Consolidate your T .O'e. B\1!1. 11ddt Uon1I eaeb to you~educ11 your pmt.e. lntert•l u low u 8!t % up to 30 yra. eaay CT"l!dlt r~. C08TA MESA TNV CO 1872 Newport Blvd. C M LI 8-7711 1(1 11-41~3 anytln1" TilJNffS.M 11r 1-frm~ ffr)~ pllal. ruml11hr<l. inr•1n1t 1930 rer month. 11l\1'll ,\'11 r'nl~<l. 0-..11 .. r rr!•rlniz; "ltrnrth•"' tern111. C 11. 1 I Lel"rnhnn Rtelty. -~-~!\fjf). .. __ ... _ 2 Bedroom, modtm. un. furn111hed duplex, 11~ b11.th , carpeted, draptd It bullt-lna. Palla. fenced. Clean .lo &vallahle. For adult~. 1776 Santa Ana Ave . C. M :\ii 6~4.50. PRIVACY $70, cleRn . cozy, unfurnl~hed small hou~e. aen•lce porch. n!ct yard. AduJta. baby Ok. NI) dogs. 2103 B Santa Ana Ave. Costa r.1e&fl. Kl f\·0739. BARGA.IN"'',~2"b-M'l-,.,-~-m-,-m- furnisher\ ho11Mf' J;fl.l'P~~. ynrr\. $10.'> n111nthly. )'t'n1·a lt~,.e Adult,. or tern~~<'l'!I See 11fl~rnoon S11t11r<1n;ir. 310 32nll ~\ Nf!11·prirt furn!~her\ hr>u.~. Cnrrr111, drnrr11 Only $1 :::"> ·1on()1 CHAS . C. MARTIN REALTOR 1099 Ha1·bor CM. LT B·119~ 2J3edroom, }'tAr le1111e, fllrage, view Al.'IO 'Z hrd· tMn1 h nu 11 e monthly. ReMonahl11. 10~ G1 fl.Ill. rQ111er Orrnn F'ronl ~rt . B<·h. 'Vhtne)• '-411~13, Lil r.11nul11 1-H lR~F: 1nv;;r11 ~nnlu /\nil ff'ii;:h111. 2 hr1lr•111111 un· f11ml~l1rd h•HJll~ -..·lth ~n· rlo~r·! r .. n,..ril ar'n $12 ... n·.onlh -..·ith option lo buy. ~1 11-4207 HUNTINGTON Bell ch. near [)(Juglas, unfurnlahed ,. bedroorn 2 bRth, built· Ins, double F;arage. fenced yard. SIM. No small r hll· dren. 847·5389. HONEYMOON rolt11i;t rurnl~hed In Maplr S:i. lem One large hedroorn enclo11td y1rd. 59\ ".'. \V1J11on_ Sherwood. 67!1-3311. 1.ARGE'~2~bcod7,-~~m~l>c,-,,~~e. Cn.rpeted. Newly dtc<1rAt· ,<l ,vjlh pantllng. Lar11::e y11nl '''•1h g11rag' 8'1rk R:\y n1•ea Sl2J All uUli - hl'N7 1NGTON rlcn1 h. un· fur11t··hrd :t br1!ro1111l. rl"1" trio' kltrhtr1. dnublQ r.11- 1 n-;r. t(ll!\1'1"!"1,\' fr11r,.1I :O:•·hnt1I :? l!lnr';,,, Nl rr R f'll ~·~I & .~1 2S. ~•36-.101r. COSTA r.t ESA. " 11 pd: ti)(ln1, I hn1J1. I !I r 11; e yn.rd. Grnn1mer ~rhMl 2 <>lock•. Harbor 1-1 ! 11; h ~ hl()('ks. S<Jn1e ft1rnl1 11re. 114:'> month. Kl 7-2716 \VE~T Co~t B MtsP ri111ff 119 A1•lrn1ore Trrr11re J Z?" ~ b,.rtrnunl~. f1111 lly ro!'lll, 2 hi'1h•, ~II 1•!r1·· 1 tr!r. frn•"t'd priUu Yr.it• I,\' I.I f!.r,,111.ll 'Z l>r•lrnon1 IAl'j:1' lllH11l.)' HY1ng rnon1 ~rird N rRr ~rhtW>I.• $A.~ unt11rnh1l1r <I. kllr hrn .l Gnr l'll "' n1ark~! ·• & l.T a·17fll\ New New New * $18SA Month* 3 Bdrm!!, 2 bnti:a, t,11.[n11. carpel! A: dr11re:o1. Step,;; to ocean. 213 <1 J11t. N.B. OR 5·3222 Y.ves uJ, 3-4212 -, -Bedr<K)m -1~herl. carpets, & built-Ins. fe1\C'ed )'1tr<l. drupe11. pr!v- 1tle pnlin, gs.rage. \Vest· ~!de SllO. with water 1•;\l'I Kl :'1·8695 Co a t 11 ~le:;• I br·1rnon1 furnli;hl'"d 1• 1lh gnl'l\f:" 1 rillhl n I\ Nr·>1· 11h .. rp1ni;::. Joehnol11 OR 3·flf.60. .1 UST c11mpletc'o~2~0,-,-,". r•1on1" 1111~urnl11ht<l atur11n apn1 ln1<'11t:<, bnllt.1n~. enr. p«th1~ o!1 ·pe~. ]lOOI & rP•· r,.atl"Tl 1 '"m ~!l:'i, n1onth \V~tf'I 1 "' R4f\.;'l!'1!6 ~-----~ ON!!: bedroom. y e fl r I y r111,~. uttlilie.ri; paid Prlv- 111 .. & quiet $70. m()n th. 1<'4 E. Bar A\'e., AAIOQA 1;~:J·4Slfl flC"l~.\NFront, B11100~ ~r ·r•u' ' 1111 W1"1,!rrfql I• •· 11 1 '1n. l't'll r:i -... \\'111 I t r1 S' • A 1.1i1~hl<' now A'"'' ~I ·rri l Rf'~rtn1rnt $.l;!') ~11 6-1~!'.6_ h<'(lr•1on1.<o, furnl11hed. new. tlf'V'i" 11t11•, L11gunn ty <lr•·<'lraltd, Sl:'>ll nionth, r:r1• 11 1 'nf11r11l~hrrl s!11-"'111trr. 110911 E. Ba.lboa rh•• l'lf'u lment. Pr11•11te Rl1·ct. OR 3-.'\729. t1en ,. h I~. 499-21114 S7:'i 1 bedroon1 unfurnlahed l.Aflt ;E .<ouriny :? hf'(h'oo•,\, 11nf11111tshrd gr>r.l•~e, i•ll utilllh'll riu~ $!'\:i. ci..,.r 111 F:ll!lt 11l<le Cc.~111 r.1e111t l'honr 846-1608 or .~4 8.1517 afler 4 pm. CORON A OEL 1'1 AR. ~lrA ~1 11··~ I upprr. private r nrch. di8- Llll0 101 Viii AfiTlhtJ<, uil· ""!1111. n,1v c1,...et. 913 C •t· ,... . t' \V 19th St. eo.ta Me8a. OR 3-572P. f11r110>)1rd 2 hr<ll'OOlll~. p.1-1 1H> 11 Pl':ar". f'l'lrprl~. rl1·n1" · \ r11r,. f':I ~" ti0i1 tr11•·C11•r, furnl.<oh,.d. l hr<l· r""1111 11rn1 tn1ent. rPnvrri- lrnl l,..,...:11 1.-,n G RrAw:e l\f!11l l ~. t:~~ \VQCYf'TEN I rd :A I.TY na 11-(l~Ofl L!nn I!>!.i;: l"1rty 2 b,.,,. rno111 Tr1rlrx. unr11 1 11~11 Nt f..i rg" r11rlo~rr1 •unnv pilt\•I. n,.n,. t enni.~ cou1t11 ,(· 8hopp1n~ 1U!11rlr t. nn 1.12111 n1nnt'\ oil CIR :t !''l,~0 J;:.'11 r,11·nr .. 1·:ird. 1<.1 1 ,,, $.~n A ni nn°1h .'\~·1. • •1 •Ir 51z-:•11~7 lJNI• I Jl''\1:-:Hl':I J lnrizr ~ li<'•11 ·"" SllO. R.'>\ Vl•'- t nri<1 <:t CI' L1 l'·R!l!'•~ ' t:fifl tn $7il F'l1rnl11hf'd 11rart· 11 ,r111~. l'llll!le11 paid I n 2 11•1111l11. No P'"l11. 1 l~I !\-1!'1.~I nr HY9-IFIM. Afl"'r II prn 1'11rk B11y. I.Int) 1911'" J bPcln>om ron1- rlet,~ r11rnl11h .. l'I "f'~f·- 1'11"111 .lJtlllllM pnld, $1:\0 v~~rlv nR ~-OS~i Offer you the very finest in Apt. living * I -1 A l Bedroom• -Furnish•d & Unfurniihed * Adufh li,,jn9 in ieperate Bld91. * Blt-in1. W /W car~tin9 • Orap•l * large Heated Pool1 * Patio ere•1 • Recreation Room & Rec. Aft!•I * C.ntr•I Location n•ar everythin9 from $110 2002 Maple St. Phone 642-0598 from $110 2214 College Ave . * rJaJJau PafmJ · from $90 117 E. 22nd St. Ml 6-2 389 Dovelopme nts of Louis M. Rubin Properties Phone 646-866 7 4· ' • - --------- • • ~ ....... _.._.,..,. . .. -~--.... .;._.. ...... . .. ·-· .•. - -. ~- ..., .... , ...... ,_ Mon., Nov. 2$, 1itlS -• . . . . .--... . . . .. . . • . -.. :t..:.~:;·.· ................ ,, • •• .. . . . ~ .. . ' --. . • ~· ... w~.,.,. •·• • ..._.-. .. ., 251 CARPINTllU * Carpentry * Mm'Oft R!!PA.D\4 • Bl:l&LVJ:I, CABmm'm IN OA!tAalll NO 10• 1'00 8KALL H-0. A..NDEft,80N "6-llTG tt no auwe call Ml a.an I 2 CARPENTERS RJlADT to de JOUr ~ work, rtmadellnf. Add a Room. Bt th• Hour or -, th• Job. Call Fnnll u: .... All wort!: fU&1Vlteed * R.EMODalNG * • A.MtUonsi • New Work • P'Nil W!mat.u Diperienced, w;r -.w you """"''' Mt-4172 27 GARDIN 1 ,1 R 't ICE ==-=,~-vtRtl'S = ~-..no.. fl'ICW• .... ............ ta..m•, rote t1Ut11r1. a.a up.. 'l"NI tl'tr!mtns. bull., by llr. « jbb. llllllbN I a.m. A &ti. I :IO p..m. U MlN GAMES(jfS GARDEMING Oornplett Td. ll&lnt.en&nee Lawn.a, ~.. I& ,.,..... r~ · O:JU.alllll - 8~ Mc. P"-M.6 -lil87lil *DICK'S* -Conlm•l"dll, l\..sdmiUal Jt.Uabt. Y~ lb,lnten.anee ,_......,.,. 5'6-tUI OI' u 1-4111 42 HIL) WANTID, MIN & WCIMIN 39 SITUATIONS WAICTID =0=UTC..,~H;ooc•=•=m=.=.=,...=z .. • I maH lchol lltudlnll wM :;=lM.!i1~~~ ::,oz:;'=::';~ p.m. Call llll:r. WaU..., 171-1811. 40 HILP WANTID, , HILP WANTiD MIN 44 l'lllPAllA T:ON :™.!./5 '!! LEARN A TRADE tat.Cl ulu but Nl.uctant. lo 11 C<>utwU ottered at quit rour pnMnt job to-w .. t eou.. Trt.41 khOOll day T W1 bell....., th• an. <>p.n f'rom I a.m. \0 t ,.m. """ tor rou ta part-DaU.y, ~ 4 p.m. l'rlday. ttme """· -.J• work, Toar TIU ftOOll'I on 19abrrd&y. NJ• wlll 1Uppl•l'Mflt your 2111 & JOtn.. I. A.. tncorne, and pnpare JOU Kl 11-TlM for & tun Um• aim ca-ltorr Ovden 0,,,.... ltl'fd, Mir. Call lacli: Turk, O&rd•n Oro't'e 111 t~TW fT8-ll71 8-1 p.m. Monltay Anab•lm Pft 1-2181 and Wm-ta)'. ruuartcaa LA. a.nu Beach au.. OR 1-llN 45 IMPLOYMINT AGENCllS 50 PUINITURI AllD CAl,.TS ~ 'll runuw... ..., .... \Id, I mo. old, 119~:' Jlldroom .ult.e.. ..... --• nicbl ltaad 1 ,,r. old, 1180; I pt... -ctiOMJ. l yr. o\d, fl,IO; DtMt\.9 114.. I ao. old 1100. 11" O~ptc UM-wtr.d TV. f100; 1 bock•t cbe.Ir, 110; C'llrth )lat.bu, ti ape&k•r 1t1r.o. I mo. old, SIOO: U cu. ft, r"tl. 1 yr. 014. lllO: (Cop. p.10M)i 11 0\1. ft. A rnana f'rffUt, T.0.P ·: PblS poac tabl1, 110; I Wlftnlab..t cbat. Of dn.•- ers, 110 ... .tJl in pa'-o fect lhapt. a. at 11' I . ~ or -.U 611-llX. Oe•r•nce Roor S.m,,I•• ffiCb Gr&d9 e.dtOOm Grul.lps DlaooWlWd to Clew TIIOllAS FUllNITURE e SEACOAST ..,. N""'"' at.._ c.x. 65 -, . . ,, * Competitive 1i PltlCES -. TV SEltVICE " lorgoot Celot'.'.':. 'o..lw t. ~"' ... -' . - I . ' ~ OR l-54n :·"" 2111 .. ec..t. ll'wJ, ......... __ ..... : 'OPmN" aVISI "?IL I JJlll. • . ' CARPENTER mttOdel. repair, addition. by U.. 110\P" or Joli, ,.... ......... FARMER BOY'S Conl.phta Yard 81TVIOll BJ Ule joll. BJ the month f'REm ESTIIUTU Ko JOb * l&rJ'e, or too ama1L OUarantMd. FLY DOUGLAS! Penonnel AcencJ ~BIU"\ tTt !l. tTth at. Suti. a 53 ANTIQUIS fOR ~•~ ~. INVESTIGATE HOW Coot& M-SALi, WAllTID COMPONENTS ,; WOM:ZN 5=F.!~O;i;'~~~~ I Lt.rplt ... ""' ... of :-':: -·~· "'" ltld ........ IU-OITI T.QU.Blt IAraJ -'7 ----... to ""° rr...,.ALUN6 ~. It. _.1~ .. ~ ac.t J'1aber m • ~ a•-... -•· 6 ....,. "' ,.. b'"·pr to •.1.--...-ber .... • &Id t :_tis 6 -u• __. !..._"".:'__,.,.. _,,;.-~=.-_-~ tabla. 'Make ~et. - 25, PAINTING, VAPIRHANGING * JA,ANESE GARDENER* aftll&hle at XDfQ TV tor _,...,... u........ ---.... om~Uoa 1adlltlM .,. Otrt l'ridaJ -tD S400 =n=:,..,,....;::::· ===== our BouM lloolt'll 9 POii RiNT APARTMINn 9 POR RINT APARTMENTS • 11 IUSINISS RINTALS pod NI.de or outm6-TV o..ra1 atnce _ to w.io APPLIANCES '"II. tTUi ll.. Oost. ~ =~ecb=EAL7n~t"'~':=1a~~-o--oz,."'.,,..,,...,=· =· l~t;-_-_·-:: :: 60 OAS, ILICTRIC OPPJN ~ t!°:"!.~ BOtrI'H r...,...na, 0 c 1 an CoRONA de! Mar. South ......_ Uatumllhed l '4 ct Htgtiway. N-unfur- Mdroonl. iari• dlaiq nbbed I bedroom 1ara,ge c-ea. bath with dreaitnc apartment. Sundeck, nre- DOVER BUILDING 0 . R. JAMES Fine Cu&tom Painting and Pa~r Han9in9 Ucemed lnaur6d Oomphit. • n.u.llle, Le.wn 6Yazd~-~ Fm Estlrnaus 54b-0241 ~ fiool' ttm ... Gen•r-Medka.I ...-t ---to 1300 I • I Batu*,. -· ou• commlulon 1 p 11 t. TJplttt .. ·-······-ti! $MIO WE, REMT CIOMd WMnuda~; Mu1t eub-IM.M. ocee.n view. comer oft\C• eultee. O.r· pcited. part1Uw:u1d, drap· .cl. l"Mdy tor lml11ediat• GCcupancy, a lr cozidl· tJooML all uWJU.... tum· Wied. Hl-7767. ROBERTS lawn Mrvk1. Day, week, month, c:ta.n up&. 11&'.llt h&Ullnf. Phon• L.Iberty S..1&13. RuiJY fut lrowin« a.rs. I>tnMr cub1-·--...... .IMO New .• ued TY1, rad.lo., Open l!lunda.J'• 12 • ·': Lehman Realty. 301& A MEN OPEN ID\'91dn.(1 Harbor. Kl t .Str.• .ny. Electrical deaip cnr. J800 pbonopaph&. -..Mn, dry. ".. •ra. ~· Ntrtp. "°""' . Prod. control ---·-·· .te. C>puoo t. buy. 64) JN = ·-· iitat• ..i.... Ci.U dra.ft. -·"'°° u _ ....... , •• Ph. M2-T•07 room, kitchen. Nvat• place. "M:a1ntir celling, brich, pr&&e. $90. bullt-tn.1. c•rpC"ta. drapu. 4.99-2194, Mr1. Mllu. Call .,.-entnp OR MIO&. $10 ~ 1 bedroom se. UNFURNIBBED 2 ~L UtlliU. paid. b 1 d to om. CIJ'll'l'll. J .b(()CU to pier. Small drapu, bullt·ba V1-. child OK. A.li!IO '""'lr:1y. nnMclt. tu'-l .,.;pbor-- 219 2nd SL Huntiq'to n hood.It neu park, llbra- Bll&Ch-MJ (l-IM3. ry, ~· 11t C.t..r. BROK!!M NOTICE PAINTING & PAPERHANGING 0. NI RA L men. ~UR ' 1ft local ct.a •Ill"· bkpnd I "'°° •PP Ull»J ~ V • 28 .......... "-......, """-....,._ .... essee s 11 R V I C I comm1&11on • Boniam. NJct!.t auditor, !ticMl -.14«> ror th• nnutl ho._ C&ll ...._ -... ""· .......... NCI\ 1013 S. Mein :1ALB6A teLAN'D. 1 bed-I~""""=~-"'~--~~-==--·= romn Apt. ecmtempmarJ, NEW 2 bed"'°"" u... Nn'd • turnlahed, ~LI. tumlalled, 2 balJI, &.. drapee. built • w . 112t1 pi..::., patloa, rur• It L1!A811 OR SAU: 8toN or otno. bldf. :UOO ... n ., ,,..._. and ru.a tront, will t'JvUS., otf...t. pq .. Ut I:. 17Ui SL C,M. Ownar U I-OM!, LI a..M19. p1uii utl!ltltll. 210% Af· OYffl, carp. t. drapaa. efi. OR 3-t132. ~ eo.ta Kela. Call Ml-1 c::oou.te buildlnl tor --John C. D~nl ..... 54-6-3781 Coota .. _ UitCIUOft PAINTING Corpe+ & Up Dlorf Oft ~ ---·--......... e CNnihljl 1.H"o= .... ~~.--=-~==~~toli~ Cndit znay. ~t \0 a100 wlL BJ J...IMI llant& An.a -OUA• --. Ma1nt&atme ... •2.ao Jar I;="'""="'""===--= C--'•I or put Um• .tien you ••-I ol ....-Uom TA.Kii OYV NJDC1t.I on Prt:Holic1ay feel UM It. Exoen.rt ~ .. ~ ..... K!rby, nm'l&lll UJ. Rltn -.nlhlp. Dt,y... l:XD:ruTIYll . ,... rnonu. tr. equity. Tll'IM Av&tl. IH6-462l. lffte. M4-7SU. • PL.4.cmm:NT. RJ:8UKS1!1 Allo I a.w comm.erdl1 YOUNG man tor ctitte'!' tn f1oor polblben and NI Me-1%21 or ""-StTI. m.1. UGO eq. ft. Ad&- i)y OWner 2 bel!r'oollUI, 1"-1~~~-=~===o;-qu.t• parking. 181 W. qitha, built-In&. carpel&, 2 lkdr'oom8 untunWllld. lllth l!lt. eo.ta M e 1 a. Small jobs weloom• Men1btr Lloyd.I of Oallfornla ~S-.1~3 1arment t:aetm')'. Ol'lty Rml'A.URANT lllampooen. aao. •ach. experienced mAJ appt,.. CooQ ..... ··-····--t.o $460 OaD Mt. Watart.. tTIS-!UO. *-..-, pnce, Newport compi.i.ly rediloo!'at.ed. LI 1-421'2. ~137 ff2-0471 6'2-2141 ZIMIT OU, 8uta .&.na. TGp wait.en -St.IS N.wport J!h&dl. ~""'-bt.a.,...... 112() . .Adult.I individual horns. ~I~=~~~~=~~= I -tto. .... ,,_., NiW b .. llA•--IOOO ... ft. ·~•y. Alea-anytime. pa ..,.,.. ......... ......._ ---------~ ••:. 03 ••-IOld or IM.. 8uitaWI tor •tor· lt'l.folll. Ca.ta Meaa. '" t• · ......,.,. •n. -•p H In * H.._ liPiii&I * 41 HELP WANTED Sped.al ~To O.t TQUr WOMEN HmM Ready t:or t:1ta Roa-I========= .,.,... -· •·-SENIOR ACCOUNT floor9 Cle&Dld • Waud 'l'raJ w'tnuM _.11.:21 I ·G~IBSON=.,,,.,.~-~-~-... =u. Oodr.t&D w'b s s --tLts !arr-rw. &xce.JJmt OOft'M :bop w'~ $1.!0 cood!.tioP. Mt. Gii AV.· Bu•boJa, tn"er 18 ·--Sl,JS tAD&.tie w a•ll•r SU. , .. ""A ULAND. • • .., Coot& .. _ ... "' 1lPt ..... .,..... .. -w I ~ -·~·· -Inf. "" ...... fL Call ...... ''"ll V1ry Reuonab\e ...... Lt 1-7*. 1106 8JcyW'k .itractlff, l'Un.'ti.hed 1 bed-NICELY •~ Kr. a.bin Ng..1J:l2.. e Batl!ltactioa Ouatsnt.ed .;.:...._ a-..t-ent. ---lior, ..-r, a.partn>Aat tor ._.... _. -·· ...... r-...... 6FTICES a•aDallle I n • J'r-M ..Uln&\H w.n. • -cioanod CLERK FREE r.timat.eL 8&Uaf't.c· Im, (T'Miuat•, + I yra, Uan Gu.arant"d. MI 8~1 cxpe-r. Appty l'Dtmtatn PB. MJ.1221 l..&M, N~ 1'tech. ~ IJ!d draped, 1lee1>1 1. wortttna man or woman. 0 I tu--u11•-""°'''""' center, S33 lt. Pet. Oolelllan lnter or yn.rly. Owner 17 . nc ""'' u ._.,, .. ,. N "· s•• -t 17th l!lt., C.M:. hrDUMd. PboM tM-0138 QlU&:>l• 3-179'2. ear ._y. ~ ,..on itrO. ·--••• -21 0 , c•.--tec1.. utlHti• • ,.. J • J tlORGE 2 bedroom lower, D&I-'"6-VU -.-a: 17~1604. o.ptioniaL LI a.TOil. GUAR.. PAINTING ,JANITORIAL BER.VICIC P.dYate JI a ti 0, pra&"e, bUllt·lna. mnrerator, car· 3 BEDftOOMS, $105, 1 ~ 0000 IQ. Ft .. part or all &qart. It f'lltallll for 10 Sel'Ylnf all OratlJW CO, . ot" -·"• •·• <«Pet• a.Yl.lt.'bl1 lnmodembutld.. ....., I,... tM beat ol '0tflCM pet.I, drapes. unusu .. re. ,_...., .1·~ , lflac•. g33 C..brlUo Apt..C drapee, trunt.m.. al.lo t tns. for lbop or ston.p. mat.male. f"Rdldmti.IJ t'ltwta Me-.. Ml &483. bf:droom. Manqer, apt.rt-Northeaat OMta M11a.. Nr Prtoee-l'ne 91't1Di&lM fReataun.nl.I ...--meut i at Te l!lba.t\mar ~ M6·9U6. 1lllle Cbtp etam,. IU-U'TO -o. WEEKS rent frK. M • r or M6-9Mi. Coat& MM&. OITlCE for !'Wit.. MllO V\a Ml M"l eo.ta ea •o-b 0 m • CiMiiliK ~ deluu. 2 Mdi'oom -~ ... ., ... tiiputmeirt $M. Ott t e • Opono, • QU.u..rrY work 1--lA-Walla. w1lldaW&, floOn. nzi ~ B\<rd. Hunt· 9 A 1tOOM &. em.~ 14. '9dL wetmm• PaADtSq (bl-wa11. to ..u ~t1D&" ~-33M.~ V1 ,.-.a aouo_ ftllj~Smd =-~~ffth ~~.._p.a.,,,'.. W1LL stv• jMd CU. to' it!i Id#-SH~L NOTICE ti,--botW' or bid. Dav\d ' b~Y view Penthou11, 2 derlJ' pel'90ll ln lll3 boru. K•Dey SU-1120. 30 IRONING be:1room, turnIRled, pa-r.a.11 an. 5 p..m. M&-3017 IPIRITUAL A ~)"Cbl .. c IN HOME tlQ.. elevator, switchboard, Reader. Ad"YWI u.. 250 CEMENT, TV., Fm. maid MrVlc•. 1 O fR'?! ... ~rENT prob I em 1. Appotntnuint CONCRETI Jjo() per month. eT&-MU. ~ unnec..uy. JA T.Uoe. lifhrport lkacll. I =~==~~==== 1001 Beech Bl\tlL Hwy. [J!;Ss than $100 month, PLEASANT born• away 3i Stanton. (D*:oU.Dt n:nt atarta Dec. 1.t. 2 trom home. AU modern wit.ta ad). SHAW & BENSON Qu.alltr Conct'lt• Wort """"1>J.JZIO IN EXPOSl:D AOOJ\l:OA TP: Oooo lronillr doM. my bome. Plea11 brine h&nf· en. Y.'ee.k dayt onl~. l&c to 2k apeloe. BbMU 35c, call Shirley M~74.t2 Coa- t.a Meea. V&llay City Rall befm'I Dec .•. 9•41 Talbert A.V9. or c&ll VI T-3611 qr JO 9...03"1. '•rt Timo Worlc A VON ott ... an exoellent eamtnr opportuntty ln an e.tabu.bed tenileny De&!' 71Mr home. PRft tnlll· tn&: 6 beauty DOUrM. n~uao • UC).611G. •dlJiti\ ~ • c.ru. '~uift\ wor lllf cobdtt'l.C111. Atl repllea conndenU&J. Wrtl• ~nenoe. ag., 1tc., to Box M.807, O.!I)' P 11 tit. Npt. Sch. SD:RETAftY, dent&\ of- fice, Corona del M: a r. Woritlnr expt.Mence pre- ferred. Ac•: over 2'1. 65 TV, RADIO, '1ml9 MUSICAL *RCATV* Slc'y.t pl ~ -$ti00+ Jr..C Bkkr 1r...l --'°° J:Uc. a.:nt&ry •1'0h. rtL up. ···-.. -WIM(IO Bkkr-. 't"1.rteQr --000 Sec.·Rac-Uta B-B -UO Jr. Blc..-meet pubUo.. IOI BOKll ral . 80Klll J"BD lk&utttUl CONIOI•, bur'! ~t. ""· l'UllJ ruaru-t..t. tu• ., p&Jm•ta ot. 11.12 a~ RZPOSD:88ED 'IV OVTLliT ltlO Harlww. eo.t& Mam Mall thru rrt. 11-1, 8at., .... RUnl RY AN "6fH&Y ""N1TB eom. tn "" caU ., a11out openlnr• AV AlLABLE TODAY. 1793 Newport, CoetA x- M.ldwi.y 1-{IM • llO"l'lll!OU ....... ..,_ Stwnu :JV 1tu NMpOrt BL Ll &-aUI l'rl. 6 MOil. S"t-111. "Ul I . Co.ta)( .. Bedroom Apt, c arp et.. COT\Ye.DlencM. pr I v a~ y, TRY Out" pr'(R"f!I!. method dnpea, bullt-tn.11, view • clou to t1'rurportation.. tit malrtftl new frtl'l'lda. Jlool. 24t>l Tu1tln Ave. Prefer woman who WOfiCI lNn• Pvker tnt.l'l)due- QR 3-3690. daya. lllO mcntll M6-111!121 ttona, P. O. Bo:l 2'2151, J'oundatlora, pettoa, com. merc:lal. Tree numatea. TWml -PMna Ml-OMO IRO~NO • mending done Phon1 OR 3-8040, 9 t.o lt at nuonabl• prtcn. Per· p.m., Monda7 thru Frl· c6UJR TV Beautlful RCA maho1U7 nru.h. ReruJarly '890.N , tall• up pa.ymentl of 12.tn .. week ... oe.epi.bt. t"4e. ClfiLDREN wrlcome. Fur· Coet& Men. N-s>Ort Beach. ip.bed % bedroom 11.pta. $10. IUI \VEEKLY annex OR &·1396. Jt 15 a morith. 2289 Ma.pie room.11. kitchen• 117 .M e CEMENT WORK e St., Coeta Mesa.. &42-2118 weekly. «I new Ap&rt-o.r 637-Ml4. menu. Sunny Acrea. New· port Bl~. at l!lant& lea· 1200 Sq. FL, 2 bedroom, 2 bell. Coirta MeMt.. !tt8·12tl ISath. unf\Jrnlabed. carpet.a 842·%128. drapee, bullt • lra. fire· ~ace. Prtvate balcony. l\'li:"WPORT Ba a ch at the OtT-C Baker, C.M ocean, brtrht new fur- 8fiJDJO Fum Apt. 1 block n!ahtd 'l"CIOm. kitchen prt'r"· .. llere•. 119 :Wlh St. 4ut ot Newport Blv.,_ 842-3210 or 675-1169. :;:t33 Elden, Coat.a Jateu. w-w carpet.a, 11.rbare dlspoul. is2 .~ &48·!767. QCEAN1'RONT bachelor Apt. on SUBhore Or. $10 ·~o. yee.rly. No cook!nr LARGE plea1anl room for employed rentlem&n. No othtr roomera. 110 per \ooeek. Co.111.a M..._ 1146-4286. (>c.UiUe1. Lido short• 108 MOTELS, '~alty. OR 3.21:53. TRLR. CRTS. N'JIWPORT HeJ1ht.a. Sp1- :dou1 unturni.11hed 2 Bed-SEA LARK :itom. carpeted, draped. • MOTEL • :1Q.11poa.11.l, heated pool. 5110 KlTCJ-'ENrM'ES 916-•&M. TV , FM -POOL z-iiEDROOM. fum~hed or Day -\Veek -Month '9'1hunlabed, he11.ted pool. 2301 N1w1>0rt Blvd. iuUt-ina, drape., carpet.II. Ml 6-.744~ dllldren OK. 646-863-:Z === fb',. ......_ llBuSINESS ~LfX~"'U~IU~O~ti~s.--.r"um::;;;1,~h:;;;ed RINTALS tpartmll!'.lt. sunken 1lvlng s~:-ofr1ce •"shop, M8 Slit Jtlorn. conier tlrepl.ace, 2 tiedroom•. 2 baUI•. 1200 St., Newpc'Jrl BeACh. Hot ... ft. 12&9 Bilker. Costa "' cold water, 22'0 wiring, ih Shop 2Qx24.. Office 10xl8. ~· Inquire &Mi 31l'lt St U,::LAN l'i door.11 away. OR 3-1337.-All newly tum!~hed. 2 lif,droom apartment. $11 0. DIREC'r RUULT 1)'nttl June 15UI. NUMHER (!R 3·0880. 117!'1·3311 ,, ' ··- • '• ' • • • . -• . -. . , .. .• .• .• .. , , , .-, , , g_ : ~-- • DI AL SIX e SEVEN e FIVE e THREE THREE ONE • • • ONE TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD IN THE DAILY PILOT /News Press )tlSS Lalrd IntrGduetlon11. ReilJ>Ol'lalb!~ cont!de:nU1.I, profuelonal aervke for iunployed, unattached ladi .. and 1entleman. Tel· •phone 542·2036. Block •a.Ila. No jOb too lfft&ll, ,..... ratea. dtrp<tn- 4ab'9 wont. J'r.. ..U- rnatelJ. Call R . Stuntck. Lt S-1115 after {:IO p.m. ~Oc per oq. It. COLORED PATIOS A SPECIALTY PaUot, ort.-. All type.II of ==========I cement work. All work LOST AND parant-9. Mt-1283 RELAX -Healt.b. l\N.m r o o m ud tnl.M•K•· HOU1'11 10 a.m.-1 :30 p.m. Ca.ll 63T-:Z203. Garden Grov•. 21 FOUND PATlOS-Dr1veway1 and LOST pock•t folder con-111.dewalka u low u 30c t....lnlnr credit card•. Set. per eq, tt. allO pe.trhlng urday nlfhl 1t or ne&r and r ep a Ir In g C.11.ll E'lk.11 Club, Berlu;hlre.. or ='='~'~·'~'~"-·~===--cc> Vllla Marina. Generou• FENCES, blockw&lt. red· reward. C11.ll between 12 wood, r:oncrate work, pa· &. { P.M. 673-3l'i20. Uoe, et.c. Fnlt Eetlntatea 24 SCHOOLS lo INSTRUCTION P1ANO LESSONS \11 your hon1e Rpeclalir.lng In popular mu.11ic Atfult11 Beg!nnen B.A. Decree. Ju!llta.rd tralned. 646-6198 y' PRE-SCHOOL ~. M'. Chri~tlan Rchool nnw liking •nrn!lment, $1 3.Ml per week Hn 1 :30 -6 :30 p.m. LI 8·47CK 6•r-7.')R2 nr writt 740 W, )Vll"'°n. C<Kta Mt.111t ---- Uc. Contr&ctor tJ 8·9447. PATIOI t~ood tencH , land.llcapnf. li'f>ll e11t1- mate.11. Call &48-2908. 251 ROOPING ===,.,.-==~..,..__.,-=-: ROOFS lntpeeted • Re- paired -Re;pi.~. Mr. Trice. KI 1-:U,Ol. 250 ,LAS'!'ERING & PATCHING 24 HOUR SERVlCE ·--·--au1LDERS:--636-~413 or fl37-11u10 2SA CONTRACTOR "SP FPCf ESTIMATES! ,, GLASS Doy M Nl•ht CRANCE GLASS co. S Window G1•11 LI 8-1061 Replacements All Type• Gia.II " Mirror• Ell"smplea UPt;N ALL DA\ ~AT e Ho 11ull1tl • Add a Rent1l • Ad" w. Room • Bulld 11pt. ov•r 11rage We'll Jive you .ii e1tl1nate on any Job -t,-om repair· Ing 11. atuck window to buHdtnr • mulU mllllo" doll•r condominium. Cotti Me• Lumber I'; C. F'r11.nk•n, Gen. Contr, 1>40.5138 Cn111pltt• Bulldll\J" ~trvlc• l'r .. ~ 1!:1tlm~I,.• I! " .. rk "' f1 rm bl•! h:tiota 546-0:l,O,t t6J4 LJ I ,•l. Bl. • DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED 675-3311 • --~-.,,------:-~ ----- m a n t n t. Ca 11 !ally day only. "6·!1723 Colla M. I a I ~w-.-N"l"=----~ •• -...... -- 3IMI Weet Bay. to care for 2 chlldren, on• =-========~;o;== I ..:boot ace. one 2 yean 50 FURNITURE IRONING wa11t«I. In by t out by 5. Nothln&" over twenty cent. each. 87• Capital St., COit& M--. or call &45·lll05 after 3pm DO Ironing ln my reuonable. Banta Ave, Co.II.ta Mee&. 542·1777. home, Ano 32 HOUSEHOLD & CLEANING C&n 't AFFORD A MAID? Tiit noon w ... h«i-wued- bufred. A vtrar• kitchen 12.7!'1. beth 11.75. Month· Jy Mrvke arranged. Kl il-0452. CLEANL"'G or Ironing by axperlenctd. KI I~. 33 SEWING, TAILORING ARTISTIC CU1tom Tailor- ing. Sult re~tylinf, altl'f"- allon !!pttift!l1t.ll. Nn JOb to luge nr Jm&!l. Com- plete Dres!makln,; l>e.- p.11r tmtnl. 2334 :tewpor' Bh·d , Cn~1R Mt.II.&. LI s .f!rJ~7 DRESS l'olll klng 11nd &Iler· ation• 22110 Pomona Ave., Apt A, C oi t• Me,g. 648-11•0 6F".CRF:TARY -Girl Fri- day 20 y I' a r 11 ellperl· enr~ Q-i,;111 l'otel'A area ptrffrrtort r1~8.!!e 1,1.•rlle f'e11\ft l{1tl~nhou11e, 123 ft<>,...n111n1, \...A. 26 or r~ll llf t 2-l!HS 11flllr fl ptn CL~:t.Nl :-i•: nr r111nt1nir. 'v1111~. v1.,.w._ \Vlndnw11 rl r· •:~p"n"nf4:'•1 girl, U"·n F:<1'11p1,,,.nt Ir TraM· porl1111••11 BtlUl<lllt.hl.11. l.E fl.llf)l;(l WORl\-hv ~lder nu1n. nu!rh11.111•·11lly In<: lined . •!l'l<'k r,.,.•m 11nd eltclronlf t :<r . 10 hr~ 'Jr p11rt time. r.4a.2n.~~ MA 1'11HF; wn1n•n e&r$ for r.h11d n11:l1!.' tnr v.·orklnr: !!lnihPT, ~l~Jl4i\~. Co,o.IA Mr,0.11. RAH Y :-:rr·r1 Nr; -in ---yo1ir h""'" l':\·~111n.1;;1 nr ~·~k· '"'I! ~31\ !l;lll Rr·~•I lh~ flin1 ;;-.,.:f.jii.-R 111 It•• N u,,1t ~v l 'q••I \l,1IJ ~r I ' Old. Vlclnlty WllMm .a, AND CARPITI l\EPOl!l8ES8ED TV OUTL!lT ArnertC9.fl Avt., c. M.. cau . 5411-8608 a.tter 15 p.m. EARLY Ammcu dlnlnc ltlO Jtarbftt, eo.t.a Mua Mora thru rrt. tt.a. kt. M =c=RRJ==snu:=~.~,-,m~,~~~-,,-1 1 11eL Hutch, drop-leat t&-ble, • captaJna ehalr1. yur too, Let Lur.ler Coa-Be• to apprtcl.at• 1119 met!c. eee :rou through. 1:. Cout Hwy. eorou. * A&TV * Beautlful modem ccin.ol1 Tn!ntng II free, a c&.l"'ffr del Mar. cl1&11 cut lill... ~. •nt.16. Bal . on!J '31. Ta.tr:• up P11'ftla. et 11.u •-k. for you. Kl 7-1323. WOMAN to care fnr boy & ud girl •· Your home or mine. OR II. 123• Ex. 2287. or Lft•f 5 OR 11-11:52. Corona del Mar. CREDIT and ofnce. Fine h o m e turnllhlnr 1tore, Apply Seal's Weit c 11 r ! Pla:r.a, 17th&: lrvtne, New- port Buch. FASHION wlp, Seu by wear'lnf on th• Job or '°' c!Ally. Cali Beverly. Kl ll-M4S. FAS HI ON W\g11. Sell by wearing on th• job or IO- clally. Comm I 1 •lora • !rM wig. 841-68811. HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Full time, Uvt In. Youn( flrl pref,red. MI 8-3383. 42 HELP WANTED, MEN & WOMEN HELP! Du1 1n unexpected volume ot bu11lne,o.11, Wt flnd It nitcua.ary to acid to our 11Wr. We 11re looking for 11t1menn, eXJl"rlenred who l.11 ra~ll!Rr with the are&. Top &n1m1e.o.lnn Md bo. nu~ pllln tn quallncii pro- plc. CALL FOR AP- POll'JTM!:NT. SEM .... LE f" Gonuso ill REAL ESTATE. 3:542 E. Cn1jt Hlw11oy, Cdl'o! ft75·1101 --cR=-e-al Est_•_le-- Sole&p•ople F'or Appointment call Mr. Pickett OR 3·38111. or Mr•. Rlch&rdson OR 6-tMO. RICHARDSON REALTY NEED SALESPEOPLE FOR REAL ESTATE Orll nC"I Cnut R•"!Ty Jtfr. \'J~l ~tworc- rnr l71ll t. Trvln,., C': 1'f olti:'iN naupllyd• cCNCli (1'10". Exoellent Condi- tion 175. Oft. 3-40)0. REP<>Ml:88tm TV Otrrt.rr TV, RADIO, MUSICAL ltlO Rarbo!', 0oN Mua Mon. thrU rrt. 11-1, Sat. I~ 65 DAZLY PiL(fl Cil!i&l- l"IED 11r..l111. DISTRESSED MERCHANDISE SALE! We hsve ln !ltoct approximately 50 piece• In each store of 23" blact and white color TV's, Stereos and Theatre combinations, + numerous portables that have been marred and floor sample« that must be sold mediately· Save up to 70%. All seta Im· ar• guaranteed 1 full year. tvery piece euar· 1nteed to be way under whole5ale cost. Examples such u Webcor Stereo, brand new with AM /FM, Multiplex and tape re- corder. regularly priced $700 -priced now $250 full price· Also several 21" brand new color TV's regularly $690, now $295. 1984 Console 23'' Sylvannla, beautiful walnut fln- ish wood ca binet '195. These pieces can be seen at KING TV Iii! Baker St. KlhU5 Co1ta Meta Mii F.. Ol•af Rl&hw•i7W3!1 Corona dtl M•r IA."i73 ~11tln ~tl'ffl Jlunllnfton Be•ch !I Pnlnl5 Shopplnr f'enlt!r 1~782 I~. Sprlna:d•lf lfuntlnffno fteach T\\1 1-lllMI 14.1% \\I, F.lflnt:f'r ~anl1 An '45-r-!I atlanti • music * ZilriftB 'f'V -i ~ RaoondiUGDail •• ~· 8rMd MW' pktl&H tube . .Orlc· $118 ... DruUcall.y Nduoed.. l'f9" only $!Iii. Taki •1p pymta. ot Sl.U a w-. . . !\EPOSl&l!llED T'f,1-; otrrt.rr , 1ttO Barbor, Co.ta "'- Mm!.. un J'rl. 11.&. Sat..N 66 PIANOS AND . OllOANJ HAMMOND ' .. II< •' CORONA DEL MAR planoe. Wurlltser 8pm.t .... A..llO: ,t Upf1Cl!.U ,._ {- -· ...... . '' . . -· 1..olrwJ' wttll l.Mli .. ~!~ ... """ " ........ u ,_ {AU ... Cbo09I from 100 tnm!I,; meta. ~.- SIM II. Cout BlWQ ' ORl-IOIO '·I Opm ..... ha., ......_ Bl.'P'ORE fOU RIN1' OR BUT ... our beaut!tbl lln• .t; Dtay 6 kn.OM.uv-;•. spinet. and comolet::- ORAN~! 1 QA)l ~U~IC [(! ' ' . .. . . . ',,1 ' • ~ . ' .. .. .. GOULD MUSIC CO,; RENTS PIANOS ;.:;. 40c a day ... With ~ blttrucUona >. option to buy .. Rent and cartag• appllu on price. 18th at Newport 54&·1.871 WlJRLi't'fiti M Sp'b'il!l -Coruiol• ' PlanOA, br.a~d new, bllo\I' D 111co1,1 P. t Hou11 pr1c1a, hurry WtUI.• th.y la.at. llehm.ld.t.P!»{. llpe, lto7 No.. Main at 20th. Jl'ree Puktnr. 8anU. An•. ·- 2 YEARS Cit W•~W It u d Io con.ole pt&no 1500; Mualc cablnlt. •M": Jl'oot Chord Orran S*OO; RCA portable TY Mo. Alter fl P.M. 4.N-T21C).' 8ACRIJ1Cll, ~ Batty Grand pl.Mo . 1;w. bftcb, nnrly nil!.!WIBA mxc.Ilent emd!Uoll. Pit•• ale pu\J. SU.tt'Tl. P~O tunfui .nd ~ electric orpn NP&lr. 846-19&8. ~-" SPINm' piano. dark ftlO nµt tllllall, $311. ~ 54Ml&a. 70 MISCILLANIO.UI POii SALE 3 pc. llrtplaee Mt Te, 9J*Cla.I at $1.11, *1ftl. poker and lmulh -COSM t.o Reed"• Hardw&n .... 180-:Z Newport. HOOVER UJ1rtcbt nrs1~ complete tor SM.at. ~ f!tto your Cbrlltrnaa llhopJlllC now al Reed'• Hard..nr. 1802 Newport Blvd. Ct.sta M11&. 3 Pl-•tcftl'• unit, 1'111'9 f01'1JllC11. yellow t.rtm, (fOf' chlldrtin 111 .,. or tel like nevr 190. 175-0717 iµ- tn 4 p.m. GEJNER.A L ~telrlc 1\~ anit dry Iron i~.SA. V•ry Rpectal at R.f'fld's HI rd· w11re f'll)rt!, 1802 N1wport Blvd. CO!llA Mll>llfl Oo ~11r Chrl11!n1 ... 11hO{'ph1r early, -!i~l.111 a"Od fl\Al\Ge'.: n-f r- . . . t ·--·-..... ____ , •••• ' -••• ft ---• ---~· ....... r---------. ··~ -~: ·-•• .. ~ . Alt LOV. All t:n port•• ...... ...... ..... "'llL .~~ ~ -YE . NO [ .,.. Al'Pf " .. C.M. ~ "' •· W1'Q tlort 101. """' Cul ""' VJ T BE. It ,.. "" 20ft w ij'!'f '"' J.tt; $13 '°' c. j!ti:I ov mu Co'. ..,, CTI -1 Do .., in l1o Cl· ... Tl[· u• "" "' ... Wr ... " Al pl ., M i(( rr ~ •• • ' UI ' ' ' • 1 0 !i I 70 MISCELLANEOUS 70-MISCELLANEOUS """:~PO=R==SA=L=E==.J FOil SALi ---19 ~TR~u.,.cK~s-&---9-9~T~Ru""'c"'"Ks & -1 OOA 7 TRACTORS TRACTORS ==='"=-='"===~='=-<======-1 Imported & Sports Can Free Estimating -Service • • . ' ··-by ·~ L!cUIHd GM•ral ·-Contract.or '" !\emodellnr. Hom• TWIN bed 110. Tntnd e.11 ..... lmprov1m1.a • INdl Alte.raU"n M1.tertaJ1 • mttal ""'* 121'1. 17~-06M after I p.n1. or LOW • LOW • PRICE anytime 81.L • dun. All lypu • trade1 ot lm· POLAROID au t omatlc port•d It Oome1Uc Ply· ehutttr &"tty aoc•.R10ry, woo4a • Doon • Lumber • C&M It color tum $7.5.: Pa1nt. • Mould.ln11 • !'ta. mv1nruct. 3 ~ hp, u.-1 ._.,. K&rdwua • hnof ol\I)' • Mu:r•, 112ii:. Pool Hq,. tab!• 7' prof&n1.ional qutJ. '64 GMC PICKUP TRUCK5 NOW ON D!SPLA Y STANSBURY BUICK E. 17tll St .. Costa Mt1a LI ll-77M DIME·A·LINE No lt•m Over $2S 95 SPORT CARS! Bptcl&l prlc.1 on new TRJ. VMPll.I. HO't, ll"R.M'&A 6 KIDOl:r&. IDtCAB. Sport Car Center a to..Uon1 to """' you D01 I . Ml.in Bt.nta Ana 710 c. lit 81.nta Ana 29Jf W Co11t Hlway Newport Beach SPORTS & IMPORT~ SERVICE IMO Cara A V•J\abla • ALL MAK.EB • B~ER. PLYWOOD lty, complete $SM, Ven11~ 21" t.ble TV ,2.5. tH2.278D BLEEP Teachln1 Record• ~- MESA BOAT & ' CAMPER CENTER CREST AUTO SALES -: •2117 Barbor Blvd. C. M Tt ker, C.M. IMl·3UTI N Bu S2!i. Car cOoler, '5. Kld· -ewporl ch. ' >MFn T day1 a WMk. die Koop $2.), Top •prtnf HOT Point electric ran;e. I: roller• SIO. 2 Trlcyclu, YIAR.JCND CLEAR.. very &:ood rondlUon SlOO. 2 Table la.mp1. 1 noor . ANOE 147-71Ut3. Fountain Val-lamp, S2. eL Play c a.r, ..... USED 1 00 Automobllea For Sal• & W1ntMI CADILLAC • I ONE OWNER I el CAD CPI: DtVlLl...E I Factory ftet'r1t;91'llOn : 1000 mlltll, 1.ll powu of OOUl'ff! White \vlth blue lnt1rtor, owner 11 p tll11g rww &4 .a M r1'1 your di&M• Lo lllVI OD !him Ilk• n• IS SAVE $1200 TODAY BAY MOTOR5 =··="' =-.. -= 100 Automobllff For Sale &. Wanltd I ~w"'H"'Y;==N"'o"'T =L"'EA=S;o;E"'7 tny m•k• uMd url ~MPLES : '37 FORD ... -... I ll mo. '87 CHCV. _ llt mo. '68 FORD -Ill mo. '68 CHEV. _,,_ 122 mo_ '68 FORD ---J :ZS mo. '&9 CH.EV. ···-· $29 n10. '3t PONTIAC -S3:t mo. '!JO ll'ORD ....... _, 133 ffio. '80 CHEV. -.. -S!t mo. ·et PONTIAC ... 16:'1 mo CAl.L OR S'OOP IN roR DETAILS KEYSTONE MOTOR CO. ~ R&rbor -Cotta MT 11·32411 Me11a 300 S Main :i.A, Kl 1·228J • CHEVROLET T raMportation 100% ·1nan("ing 1vallabl• A lllO we ccry our own eontract11. 100 AutomobHea FOr Sale & Wint.ct USED CAR SALE over 00 Le dtooM trorn M:lLLllR..OONKZLL CHllJVRCLCT 700 \Veit Oout Bl(hway LI l ·:i25! Newport Beach LARK Mon., Nov. 25, Ul53 L09'I' d rt Vt'ra llcenae and job. Mu1t NII '3(1 Lark. ..- Cherp trana:portallon. Elr· uu.sat otn4tt.loa.. Me·T't42 01 I It/ 1111 - MERCURY stiL or trade '61 Mlf'CU. ry wa('On plu. clL.llh for '53 or later, ftambl•, Chevy, or Ford w11on. •no •tick. KI 0·3103. '63 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX RAH, ~. ra,, PS., P. wind.. factory air condl.- Uonln1. beautftul Bl.tvtir Grey -ttb Black Ital.her type lnteri~r. 11,000 1ct. mil ta. Ai' 0 "tl:RJUFIO 8.AVLNQll ley, $t.OO. Brown over 1tufted M.o.i>r... .... HI' L&r8on In*rd.OUt... --· M.OD..,.N, DA.N. SOiJb oak buffet, 11tde· chair Je.00. Coffee t.ble. board. 110 M•rc Clrol.Mr. Fo< Qu•lity Imports Cbte.k JIM SLEMONS DtamoDd Value U1c:d CllJ'I DO Day Warranty on All lll02 So. Maln Sant.a Ana 5'3·7364 '80 Chevrolet Parlrwood I TODAY'S SPECJ.Al..! 47 Plymouth 4 dr ........ 15 t9 t9ii:a MERctJfiY Colony P • r k Btatlo • Wagon. LeN than 1.).000 mlJt. age, full power, Ca I I IM2·1Tet. N9WJ10rt 81axh. $4095 Theodore Robins -. lBK P'URN. baud, tabk; t rup J IO Ma1utn1 1t&t1d, $1 . ea. Le h I tnil C NO DOWl'f -KO PMTS • a 0 b; R c A Hl·FI·. wt e-9777. 11·20 . w flt er. .G. 'TIL -o .. • equlppld. A •Ual at only ., -..o. •~ OAC 8peaktr cabinet, TV, tull 2 •• APPR.OVll.O 111Rl'flTU.... 2 .... ne pump repeater, $3495 ......, langtll n1lrror, framed S20. 26" Glrla. a apeed 2168 NEWPORT a:..vo. mtrl'CH'. Al·&iM. blC)'t'le. Sl7.00. 2e" Olrll, wi: BUY J'OR C.UH c.M:. ' Ll l·HeO "w=E~L~=~;;,,~-~ 1 "' I •10 u 1096 Ne'lrp()r\ Btvd., C.M. L INOTON uprl&:ht •peed uocyc e, · o-etB-e2et Mt-0631 PllUGEOT lMl PitJOEOT '°3, 4 br Mdaa, kiw mllease. ex· odlat condition. ort(ln· Ill owsw. Phone t73.322t. Corona det Mu, ;:;;> AUCTION ti' piano 190. Cood tor prt.c· nel traln 1et complete,. tlce. 1.J 1-2808. $10. Old coffM 1et, St2.!Kl 10' WIZARD, Mark ~moo PORSCHE Wll,ll. 1 PW 8MCh A!Jf:.. Pa!r i:l'Utche1, $2. 3, 400x8 tor, •l~tric Nrt. &nd tlC· 110• H·-Co• ,... -·• Kl N 081ZE bed1pread. I ----~-~~~~~ I ·~. ""'· · n• "'""' wheel• A: Urea, Sl~. Set lru. AJIO lrt.U•r, P:CMI• PO~ 1M2, W ·B, 101. BUt So. ot Pier, H.B. royal blue qulltM Bui. re(latered junior r 0 1 t ~t condlUon, all Io r mlnl eood!Uon. Eltt.ru. Coulpm•U Wtd or JllY 1oek• quallty, II.led 2 I ·-• 11oee. Mf.--..... ~ P"-·--·•y. 11711 ,_ •• '60 •--I din 2 C Uun, 1.). 81 Chev. g'r\tl, ....,, n -r-•• ,,.,_ ,.-Cub. h»' Turn. Appl, wee,.., ' .,.., I.I r 13.$0. 2, &e; Chev front Bea.cb. BalbO& lllaruS. OR 6·294.0. J.ljc Call pair fttttd lheet., $10 "''°'"'"""""""==""= V value. OR O·le9&. fender.11, ST. each. 06 Chev. SABOT kit, tiber1tw hUll. I 1-'706 aJ~203t hood, 110. OR 1·1413 °" £ ........ •eued 1963 Sing" 'IT 0 4"t3 11 ... I lay•r JamJ.natM l'pNOI. BEACH AUCTION .. ~ .. · " · . ..., malu11&11y ra1.11 tnrtanM. slr·u.a &utomauo Mw· 1e· Ca.not. SUI. iiflt rord All lumber tor oompl•U.On HSE Ing machine. Maku but· • enrtne, S2~. Mll.M68. included. 1100. LB: 8-1240 A.UOIION, W.cla. 7 p.m. ton boles, 1ew1 on but· ll-2.5 attu a p.m, cor·)rd A 101( H .B. Bllr.. toru, monorr1rn1 wtlh· Sq. ti( Pier. Conal(M\etll& out attachmmt.a. C a ah GARAGE We. 11 tt. re• Jl'OR SAIL. Kite w1U1 tull wtdo9or pay Cuti tor balance 1.11 S61.t3 or frigerator, food condition. raclnr equipment, cover ll'i:ll. .A-pp!, Mil<:. c.JI t.e r m1 lf de11lre!J. F re e $20. 1 Italian 10 1peed bl· It 1..-alier. Used nnly e """w 4706 ~Se ._.8 hom1 trial. 848-C.171. eye e. SZO. Ftahln.r rodl, Um•. $950. coinplete. • ....,.. ...,., $3. 10 S2~. Nul'tea unl· MI e~2023. ADf.UR.AL frMM!r. chest *AUCTION* type, le cu. ft., good con· rormi . ll\-18, SJ. L&mp• 20' h!r!lh1p Cabin Crul.&tr, U --'II -•1 ..... .... dil1on '''· '" &·2911 218 s3. 1111d •4· pair. Men. 1IHJ18 2. $000. AJao 18Yi' I.,.. ""' _, v• -Y • >JU $150. J;U\Lll, $25. f:l&ctri· _r'•• Wtruty a try l2nd SL Coit.a Me111l. Owm1, wtlh 2 Mtrcury 4ilicUoa -.... ... 7 cal 11ppllanc1 7.)c lo $5. mot.ors &tld tratler. $760. •• .._. p.m. SA\\', AU.U Tilt Arb o r 2120 Raleigh, C. f.f.ll·Ui &42-304-t. Newport Beach. • Bench Saw, bttMlon Ta· ~f.i.r.. N,._.t MI M&M bl s•·-• HP .. lo BOYS Schwinn bi~le 24" ElABOT, tt~r gr... . .,_ ,_ --r-e. ..., ..... , l ino r. 2"' Id •20 E ., Windy's Auction 81m 81w Blade and e·· Dado .,.. years 0 • · ver· good conrtl tion no. ::176. • 00 • I e· cl l&W port.a.bl'!l sewing n1a. Phone LI 4·t2t0 week :wm •·-"er • • 10 1 · .,,:..:trc 11.n&' icy e chine, rood condlllon, S20. UTIJ.olTT ..... ... (CWlt ST~) $35. Belt Me.a. d&y1 or lJ. •·1060 eve. RMl ""-" Mower. Y&rd "~ MI 6-.'..466. l 1·25 & week eod•. •1,,. urer 1coet SlV<.JJ J40. MC'ltenanct1 tool• all fur Matched 11oet t.adteJ Oolt D'VERS wet ault 1 piece 19" Btephtna 47• Crutur. $135. wUl Mii "pa.rel• Club•, O~ln• leather 1 atppert nylon lined -Bleep1 e. Excellent condl· 20il Wattae. llt. Apt. P, ba.g. 3 W~_ll g froM, f1tt1 n11le about 17~ lbs. lion! All Extru! Twla C. M C&Jlt. ~' 140. Pflon• ~-12&4. &' 10" $2S. Good condition. Screw, Flytnr Br ld 1 e. .BJ:ER Bar for fL1li 6)1 CHli:be playbouae, $33., 146-C.~22 11·21 Muat fkll! e73·24TIJ. owmta. save tha Com· Playpen. Infant aeat, nre· BEAGLE pupp! ... II wkJ. :u .. Eaauiea Chrylfer ntluton Set us ror term• pl&ct ICl'ffTI, and trone, $26. ~-1 5-2069, 11-" Crown, radio, tatb&metv, Call alter 4 pm. 11.dlt• 1kt boot.I and hlk· OVERSTIJYP'!:D chair &; haJ t tank. Survey, s:i.000. 63tl06t. Ing boot., 1 1,~ a. many fool 1l()O(l l, in. 2 nlfht Alktnr S27Mi. e-1e.2ae5. t:A§.:l5SICA.PJNG equipment other Item•. SM 8 a t • it.ands, $7 .Ml. 'Window fan, L JC H M A N 10, e:..:cellent -Bolen& -800 tractor, &t1d Bun. Call KI 1·3821. J-4, Oun caae. $1. Wbee.J COlld.lUon. No. 397, Trail· ~ Dttc:her. Orou.ndhor QUEZN-8IZllD Md dO" x barrow, 16. ShO""Vela. ni.kea, er (road!. KI 5.7323, e&:rUI 1urcr, equipment 80", In very rocx1 corn:\!. pick.II. llhea.n from Mc to OR 0-0320. trailer, excellent condl· t I n ll. mattnaa, b 0 a:. $.a. 204!1 WIJl.ce Bt .• Apt. tlcn: l'te&llon• h 1 t. 3040 iprtn ... ud metal freme, F . C.J.I. 11·38 Clev•l1fld Ave... Coi t.a J S:.. C&ll &48-2400. BABY crtb K&t1twtt met· "IN& MS..811t . treu. t 1he.t11. blanket SHOPDOTH, oortlp\et.a. 96 MOllLE HOMES & TRAILERS liX'ntA cl-.n, _,. lttW emdltioll, 2T ft. 0 a 11 &. tandem Ula,-atumlaum VOLKSWAliEN CiiAVINo for !i u r op 1, fo~ to Mil 11163 cSa- luz• ll&dan, radio, heater, white walla, llke n1w. 11100. lM<l de.Jua:e Rd&n, AM·F'M radio, hut.er. e; new white walls. S 105-0. Properly meintatned. MI t -1213. 19&0 VW, 9-p a••e nge r Kombl Wagon. $1 ?95. Top condition. 'h'ill trade equi· ty tor cash l'lt what have you? Ml 6·2138 daye or MI e·M9~ evening!. Co•· ta Me11&. 19&0 vw. llght gray, IUD· rcx;f Hdan, ra dio, white lidewall tlre1, vtnyl in· terlor. I a o d rondltlon. $1100. e'8·1IJ70 &ttar 8 p.m. KARMANN GHlA '!9. 32 ,000 mllt11. radio, heat· er, whit• wal\1. Prin t• party. 11000. KI 5·398?. CO«ta Mua. ·e1 VW 9'<1.&n, red. law mile&~. 1Jl e xt r a1. l lt96. w 8-MM, Coat.a ){eu.. VW lH1 black led.an. whltewalta, radio, rood ahapt. call Ml fl-4302. 11&9 VW. by private par· ty. Radkl. h•ter, rood Ura. sm. oftiote s.snt . VOLVO oyllnder, •talion wagon, all ea:t.ru lncludlq pow- etf\lde, rad Io, heater. Thi• I.II a local, low mu .. .,, tamly car that lhow• ouUlt.andln&' care Only Sl54.6, $39.(;Q month wlth normal do-.n pay· ment. A.OY PONTIAC, ltOO W. Cout Hlway, NtwpOrt 9each, u 1-afM. PRiVATi party, '81 Cor- vaJr •talion wagon, 11.u t.o- m.aUc l.ranallltulon, r&dlo ., heater, whltewalb, vt· cellent oondltlon, low milup. 112ta or baat of· fer. can arrt.ng• tlnanc· lng. Ce.JI Me-1115 or &tt· er 8 :30 OR 5-IMI. '60 Chevy 1:1 Camtno, tire e.nrtne red. II tyllnder, automaUc, redto. heat· er, excellent condition. H&lp 11.rnll\gf tlnanrlnf:' lf needed. Pr\Yat.e party. $1675. Call M8.0tt2. OOlNG to !:urop1. WITi 1ell 1947 Chevy 2 door, t81ly perttct condition. One O.,.,'Tler $175. Wrtt.e P. 0. Box 03. Corona del J.tar. '62 MONZA Md&n dtluxe, bucket 1e1.Le, radio, hee.t· •r, t l'J>fl'd; 11805 Top oondiUon. Prtvate party. 87~-1426. 1107.A We11t Bay Ave., Newport Beach. 196:i Chev, II Nova 400, 4 door wtigon. Automa Uc tr&t1sml~alon. t ! n t e d 53 F ord, •tick .. -..... -... 1 99 ~2 Lincoln 4 dr ........ 1191 06 Plymoutt-hdt .. _.$249 51 Buick 2 dr ··--.. -·15399 Transportation NEWPORTER MOTORS 22oe Newport Bl. ~4S-e2tM 20311 Harbor Bl. ~48-861 1 CHEVROLET HERE NOW! Ftrat -p~wned" lMl CORY.AIR GREENBRIER SPORT WAGON a..U· able at 1. popular price bra.cket. 4. ipeed truw., btg twin trliauet, air cooled rtar enctne, rad1o, htr., aide mirrors, r'Jeep In white walled 111ow·de11ert tlre11. lnaul1ted mahopny paneled celling w-roo! top vent h11 tch. curt.aln1, ete. Sp11.rkllng orig. all Alu- )oa white. A. rare ltnd Cor bu11l nc:eJ ar plea1111re~ Only $1599 PONTIAC ·e2 Ponuac LeManm Sport Cpt. fully equipped. buck. et 11&ta, f'll.dlo, heet.tr. aulo., 1-owner, 11,000 ac . mllee. 6old .l 1oervlc&d here. J1996. S4t.9T mo. w1tb normal down PAY· mm.t. ROY CA.RYER PONTIAC 1400 W.Olut H~. Newport Bt&ch. LI 8·84e8. '69 Pontla.c Con'f'V'tibla. (fully equ.lpptd lncludln1 rad.lo, hee.ter,) BMrpeat oondlUon In Oranre COwlty. 12 to chooh). Spectal 11496. T e rm• Available. R 0 Y CAR· VE1t PONnAC, 1400 W. Coiuit Hlw1y, Newport Beach, LI l·!tM. '110 Pontin.c 4 door hard· l"P· Bonntv\!!e Starchlet loar'Jed with an extfll.ll. tt ti> choo.e). S~ial ford J.II 8-18" COSTA KEBA lt20 NJ!:wPORT BLVD. •••••••••• '60 STAR CHIEF ,.our door hardtop.a he& ter, power ~ • ~bnk-~ condJUontng. One OWl1U"' car. Jl,000 mika. fl 7~ tenn1 avallable. C&n , • -..ra at no n l Tt!l ltNeta Col!la Mesa or call • ~~. . VfN+UiU 19&0 Hardt.of,, - A·l coitdlUon. 4. dOO'I'; QI vinyl, ext.ru. New tm.; loo.v mUu.r•· Prival.t JI&!"" ty. mu11t sell. lllTS, , • 648·3.W . . • RA MILER .... trorn J179:l. Tenru aval· '13 '!\ambler American ~ able R o Y c J. R v !: R sun. Small a.mount .(tir ONTI.A.C. 1400 W. CbMt equity "'-ta.ks over ~.J'" TOMMY AYRE! CHEVR Hiway, Newport Beach, menlll. Call ~S-04.i7 ~. TOMMY AYRES li:!LI!!!!•! .. !3'!M!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;;,,.,,'!!!!p!.m!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!li·l· .. ~ Beet a~~~~~ 0411 s, . J Gout Hwy. ~ .. • , I HYatt ;,.. 714.4. I Ill Chevy Impala Hardtop, candy apple red. ruu, · .l equipped. 111~. 11s.on1. 11 , ..• I IF You l.1'f: lookini for a cheap, high, COMET (;'us, t lectric tear wln· 1980 COMET deluxe 2 dow. One owntr. l lf!l96. &lor it.alien wagon, $996. Pbone Ml-3"1. Phone M.2·3487 •Ve•-. or IMO CORVAm. t door, LI 1-1734. radio, heater, aut.omalk 1----=~=---- mileage, average at below average, latt' model Continental, Cadillac, or T-Bird. l:ranllmlu\on, ntw tlrH, FORD AND you don't cart: t! tt'a Tfty tin I q u e·1 unu-'l!Al jig • ctn: .. 1&w, 2-way all, $20. Ptitty chalr, $2. u&ed tumtture, for that drill, lat.he • 1U1deni. Travel potty Mat, 151. 2 tldd plec• o( furniture Sl90. llt .... n m.. oblldA TV •toole, Mic each you'r• looktnr tor. 1811 throat ., ltaad !JM. ~~1r 11.n ~~·· -~ ,,._ 111 .. 'lM oulboard, $0 l:lJS'John-, Suptor1or . .Qt~ 148·:'5632. ·,--,,-· J>i'imtif1i. lflllln( oul. ';;;r,,--;;;;;;;;o--,;;;;;;;;;c.,;;;:\.;.;;,_:;:::.~~-=°",.-,""'I '' 110n, American WILL ......,.p unu.ed Mar· LET me drMI your doll1 Young Mlect breeders, . ri49·42M. tra!Ier, private party. KI 9-1008. I "1°.,c,~F"O"R"o~s0,.~u-.,~w-,...-~. eo.ta Mesa. 11.utom11.tlc, v~. new tll'ftl 'SS MONZA. al.l'lltr bhie, I< brakee, (ood running ;, speed, en acetNOrtu, oondltion. 12&0. Pho a• many extru. trnma.ailatAi t.m t -1240 at~ a PX Kl 1'1·5788 for d1tatl1. Prt-HunUn&t.un 8-cb. ) to f \IOLV~ ·-I :Wf 't";ll7,,._.;; . ;,:. •~l lllillfiiiiii New brake11, rielnit1 CHEVROLET 1911&. tour loaded, ~ ~ overhauled. food Nbbtr, door hanjtop, 1utom&tlc brakt•. window-. plus economical. KI t -07211 . t.rN\llmla1!ilon. loaded. $1'1~ many. many othtr extru. had careful treatment, and price is your '. only concern, then l'm sorry, we wholeaale · th<8e to. lf4«1 car rlulon and don\ ~. -, .. ,. - BUT naton1 El«trtc Q u I t 1 r tor Chri•tmU . flamJiltll Older brffdtr1, $1 .:IO- for &.ceon!lan. KJ t -2160. dliplay I< ea.le. Ttll· W S..3627. lt.U ·~3 K~BKUL 22' excel. We Pay PrtYate party. 220 W. Priv11 te party. Mu11t 1oeU. If you are looking for an AN_,. J QUE Br1M b&d. phone LI 8·19M or Mt GUPPIES. u trll f1ncy. Jent cond!Uon, 1lt'W aW1l. plUn typt, t>uutltu1 • after 12 p.m, 129 Ii:. !IJth lineb~. M)c e11. 3·Sl.21S. lnl' A: TV anttnna, Ml up OV!:R BOOR Wllmon, C.M. LI 3-7981. 64~047. '" "':.:,;"""""""'"""""";;;-I I I METS A VW'• CORV A.lR 19&0 t rtoor '.)S FORD 1t1tlon wqon, extra nice lurury car that is priced fairly, guuanteed and in most c~ the hilltory a.nd service re<Xlrds are 1vail.able for you to see. e:..:ct lhmt condltton, hO. St .. Co1;ta J.feat... M.)--09411ft&1" e. 11·~ In f'OOd CO«tA M-Park. MI 11-1701 . .WALNUT dWni; room POODLE, S2~ JE 1·~027. l l3M. Phone ~4e-IMO. COMPASS 27,000 mile.a tulllyy tqulp· 9 p.a•~~ger, power 1teer. ped, top eondlliOll, ladt11 lnK .l brakt.1, automaUc RAMBLER CO. ca r, S900 or best otffJr'. ~r -mlMton, ni.dio A MODERN, IOlld PhWlplM 1et $100. On• hlO I ik 11·2..) 2!1' Ken.aklll, 1982 Provln· ·• •· •• •-d 120 o 12 y ~~~~~~-~~~-I cl&.I model, Lo&d~ with m1.nO(VQ'. 1-""t'P' • rug · X 1r• rµ1 MIN Chooolate point •la· 174.5 Nawport. A'lle., Co~ta 458·0!183 or e-18-3539. heat.er, bt~ engine. S700. Me.11&. LI 1-t3o7 '119 CHEV. va. 2 door Bel· MI. '-1136· execullv• deek and IW\· \'Lt h pad $~. l MJnner1 15 meae kltt.ena. ShoLe. $20. utru. Tri.lier, like new. U t h D•t 1 , ,..., MU.lit .. 11. e1a.1eot. vtl chair, uoe en con· tic . ,.., po n re • ,ger•· i =·~~·;";·~O~R;,;•~·~13~3~7=. =l~l~"~'l:'::""';:;';:;;;:;;;;~';== d1u.t\. $7&. Kl 11·2801. 268 tor S60. f.fi11f lamps. N .... u ftd. Colt.a tlftii!.. plcturee. mtrrora. M•ke 80 PETS, CATS, 98 AUTOMOBILE DPHOUiiiilifiG by Eu· offer. &44.6894. DOGS, BIRDS REPAIRl~G __ 100 Autornobilff Fo• S.I• I. W1nt.d IUICK ropn Crt.ttsmen. Re· NEW unused FrlJld1lre, m*I 2·pc. tet only $89.&0 l z cu ft., coppertont. rtli t81:~'1t,, :&•~i.m..Ai, Jl50; Spinet Acronl!Mlc d~y. '!19 Jfiilft. ~ }'111.no by Baltfwln. S7(1f) l rt..t.,ton Belill .. C.'11 D•y11. OR 4727, ''liiiny"', QM.40!!,. tvr11 ~39-,,)4.)2. oAltAOE 11.l•. 8MuUtul GRANoFATH~R flock •lDV)i; A retttger&tor plu• from Enrll~h c111tlt. ne11.r 11rUT1•rLI e Io the 1. all 1810. Also nqu\1lte w11.!1 ltzla. Mhtcel\aneau1. fl!I t'lock. Private party 24&4 ky1W. Drive, Npt. llch. Elden A. venue, C. M. Garage No. K-3. 146-1730. MOTOR bike, 1"3 Frtmch aolo:, 1•te up Lo 300 mil• I a 11 o n. ll\U hu n.., suarut.M. Ustd by lit~ old lady trl)m Hunt· 1.ncien B~t\. COit $150, Ydll. acrltlc& tor l&:I. U8·10S9 Ht. &:h. YQl.lf.i: Ullle 1lrl would FREE TO YOU BEAUTIFUL k 1 t t en I Ire. to (OOd hom••· Ad ult• or older children preftrred 1173·04_51._ 11~2~ !Ov'e thill Ja r1~ enclo1ed DIME-A-LINE cOnec.uon 1>helt for doll1 11.4. 125. Bra111 andlron11 Na Item Over $25 i:i. LI 8·4583, Ne.,.,-pott Read1r1 are 11rjj:.cl to re· Beech. port promptly lo lhe P4'n0 Mil, Grem Hido· DAILY PILOT Clas.~lfltd a..,~ foam cu11hion1, rub-Department IJIY 'lltoletlnn• bef.·bacl(ed, 1Jxl2 ru111. ot the11 Olme·A·Llne rt(U· catiJln&' equipment, rut. latlon•· ta!N. lamps, dtghe11 .. do1 I. No commerciel firms bMlltt, mtac. 1913 Mon· b rovla.. coata M, e 11, or privote usine11 m<!y :'i.i&.'&932. use these columns. c....'.slf\;•ET bed. Con110le TV 2. EACH ITEM for F1oy1 bed con1plcte, c11e 11 s•le must be priced_ to match, elactrtc ~tov.1. W!'!l)er. Alco 11et, table~. no price over $25. mf~. Pink rtfr tge.rat or. ==c=C"'::'~=c:===: ... ~J6.8.~t8. Hun l In it'ln PQRTABLf: ele.ctrlc or~nn. Bcqch. 1 y t ar <)ht. perfe.:t •'l'lnd!· CJft§TAL &ti. !!tntice for lion, 125, 54g.2110. 11 .26 12 I green & rlear hl!!f'll l: !10CK Ef~kate1, ~lie S. .... lne r nhlet. 11h~rbel sr,, BO\'.~ 20 In , ll i;thl pi9.t... $7.50 va hlP t l\l'h. Wf'lf:'h l 0h1kr. $1 .'i. P R t ! 0 A_JJ for $e0. 648.3J,'i:l , !OUllg-f' Rllol rRd, $;!. 111!1ft GA-s "'"'''· :.?Ox23, 11 r8rt. R11~tn1ary Pl C ,\I Phone n1cnl ~LZI'. l'.\•'r.l\rnt <'<•n. 61fi.i~d 0. 1\-:JI\ dltion r'hnne t146.fli21 TA r~;re;::nr•t<'•. 1-.>ii1iilhli< =p=n"i~N"T"E"R',~NT,c,c,•,1c,c,-. c,c"c.·. I por1able, $25. 61tl-i 260 111 · !of' Service Sl•tlon TI1 11 nk tt'r fl\'e. _2_1.27 You Sllmp1 setup. ~!a ny HELP! J'n1 cl111n111.1 11.1)' ~!111 : presen J I. c1o5tl. lad l e.11 rloth· U:ffd 1lumlnun1 0 r f II!' t lnr. d r. 111 • '· 11.Wt'ater.i, ptf'tt11, Uthol!ne film etc., i klrU, CMW!. eklrt 11el.8 tl etc. Hlgh••l bid ov er f4ri, tnrmal. aJI tten11 In g'l"JO<I 8'2·0783. cond!Uon. 1lz1 9. ~Oc to uPRJoHT A m n1a n 11. $4.1148-188·1. 11·27 P'tMMr, r1a1onab!1, 4' BO YS clol hin~ ilte 5 tn 7, llofl . • 1't1pl1 cofftt. l11bl.,, dr"'" 11ult11, r 111y rl<Jthe11, -'43•11770 Cn~t• P.I"•" 11,rhrw>I 1011:10. 11l gnnd l'1•n· y.;,Li, kept cllljl('I >< s h••\v <11!1on. ~Ol' tn SI . Two the r1111Jlt1 of ragular Rh1 r 111rlo!t bf'1t11ttrul ~1i:r 11nvtni:illl In. 111 P 1l~tr111 1hamporitr JI 11h1tdr11. S:l ~n ":irh Phnn, Reul'• t-lardwart. Cnii.t • 11ll"r :\ P 01 Ll &·91\80 , 1-2.'l I • ---GERMAN Shephard pup• Champion Btoek. A K C. Re(Jl11tr.red. W ith P t<11· g ree. S75. j\Ve1tm1natc:r) 897 -&06.i BLACK mlnature Poodle puPfl. 8 .,.,.,,k~ $35. P.h1 Jt11 $4.~ 549·024 ~ Ffm11!t11 81 HORSES & LIVESTOCK HOPtSESHOETNG. Dlel!in1 1173·&101. 90 BICYCLES R •Y LEN'S BRAKE SHOP mo'·"d to 834 \V. llJLh. l R ~,,. of house I LI 3-6Ul:i. Cn~l.Jl 1-tesa. B r ll k e lll!~menl, h11lanclng - tune.up. Credit ava ilable. 99 TRUCKS & TRACTORS ltt.4 DODGE PICKUPS $1875 f'1ct.ory equipped A: factor.v dellvertd. HARB•R OeOGE 1"'1 Bbtc>t Le&bre 1t&t.ion wqon, aulomatic lrAJUO· m\ulnn, pov.•er ~teerin1. brakH a: tall plit.. Lug· g11.ge rarrltr. Or1j{lna1 owner. 7400 mtltt 342-126.">. 1909 BUICK converUbl• l'Ou pe, red. blac)'; top, good condiUon, private pacty, no l.&ll:. J'ull price $1095. P!eue call MI e.1&2.1. '61 Buick Special ;, door O.luxe, A.ut.omaUc, AM· i')[, factory alr, orl(tnd owner, '-Xcellent eondltlon, MuJ1l &ell. 842·3125. BICYCLES A: Surfboardll. 2150 1-tarbor. COata MMa ·e1 Buick Skyl&l'k 1t.a.Uon wagon. ExctHtnt condl· tion. Call after t\:30 p.m. LI "·58:i4 New B!cyrlrl li29 9~ & KT 9.3347 11p New Su r f b n fl rd ~ ~6-Che\'y pickup, 6 cylln· $1ill.P~ llfl U~•d BicycleB der. st11.ndu.NI transml~· Jlfl Tern1•. Tr11dr B11.nk· •l•\n, delll Xt' cab. radio, 1u11et ICl!rd. S • 11' s, Re· heattr. ~ o ad condition. CADILLAC pair.• Xn11UO 1.A y11w11y11. $5lll'I. 1'tu~t 11eU 548·9r>33. 1956 CAOtLLAC coupe Dr· Blcyrle &: Su r t b o II rd 196:1 Fort Econolini Van, Vll lf'. farlnry alt, a lJOO H dlJ~ .. Cor. 5th & Pacifi c ~·-w tlre8, heattr, carpet. 1909 Llnfoln Premi1r1 -I Co11~t H1•:y., Hunlln1ton ed, pe r re c t concl.itlon, door 11ef1lln. both excel· BMrh. Sl69.). Cllll Ml-0397. Evei. 1,nt. 6fll either 11ne. prl· 9' 1-M --0~T=o=R=c=v=c~L=E=S;= e7~·2879. ''•te party. Pl•ue. phone ' for appolnln1ent.' . __ & SCOOTERS 1 OOA lmport9d & HY 9-2373. ·~,5 VESPA motor 11cooter. Spc>rt C•rs ·~a Cad. E'I-co~,-,-.,,-,-,,c,~,. Buddy 8e11 t &: lugg11.~e \ ========~;;;==== '56 model 1. \Vhlte con,· er. rack. c all 548-a502. 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' ' - r We All _Mourn ·,. • T odey should be o doy of introspect ion for every Americ.t.in. "It is the dey when we ley at rest the man who wos the notion's elected leeder, struck down by .!In c!lssassin 's b~llet , And now e diseased mt.1n h<!!s been murdered. compounding en elre&dy incredible strein on our due processes, For Americens, the weekend just pt.1st wes one of horror end revulsion . A first reticlion for meny wl!ls to somehow blame Tex.!ls ond the Strenge goings-on in that state's politic.el erena. But thet would be potently unfeir. Whet happened there co uld he ... e happened l!lny- where -yes1 certtiinly here in Orenge County whe re 5tirrings of hate are not uncommon. It was Poss ible to disagree, e-w-en bitterly. wi th the politic.el phi1os- e>phy cf the lete President Kennedy without for a moment disporoging ·him as e mon, as e husband end fother, or es beorer of the greetest responsibility ever put upon one man in el! his tory. John Fitzg&'rt1 ld Kennedy wes bet1ring thot burden manfully .!Ind he wt1s the obiect of the admiration of o whole wor ld. His passing has 1truck thot whole world with sorrow os fe w events in all history heve '° affected it. Anguish, shome and sor row ore the words most often heord in this time of trial But John F. Kennedy's life moy not hove been gi ven in voin. Just possibly th is sacrifice wi!l leed to o quelling of hatreds ond a ~th to the peece he so arden tly desired. A Harvest of By RALPH McGILL Senne of t.helr leaders A )"OUl'll Pruldent, hUJ.. havt been careful to avoid bud and fat.btir , now done open lncltement Of v1o· Hate They have withdrawn in hate to h..ateful causes. .....,ely and pttllest.ly to lena:. But that their words THE EXTREME right 6eath, ll the latest harvHt a.nd their own eJ.prtsaions and ltft of this country al psycbopaitbic bale. Be· of hale directed. at their have revealed their mlnda fore we mourn It 1ffm• government and the Pre•I· to us lrl their literature, ·~that the uta dent l.tlaplre thoM "bole public utterances and an inn I the lact U11t mlndll t4l>d kl!,~~i· IMnrmJ>U• andnoodu~•,,I .~~ bate, ~ the exl!emt naJ actioni " "UWU' ...ed by iM ·tilth ... DOUl Wt or Jitht, can dertroy ample evidence. the now--dead President oot merely *he Chief of and our government. We State bat the state (ta.elf. AFTER THE long and have had extremlsts in By one of tboat moving dreadful night of rioting al high places openly call on colnddence1 of history. Oxford, Miss., a little more thelr people to defy their Prutdent Kennedy died on than a year ago, where own government. And in approximately the one hun· two men were killed by S-Ome I n s t a n c es great dndth anniversary of the snipers' ilre, the Depart" wealth, made in America. day that Abraham Uncoln ment of Justice Inter-is repor<ed behind some of made hl1 Gettysbura: ad· viewed many witnesses. the more extreme organi· 'Cesa. He too wa1 to be· Some of them quoted ar· zation1 and propaganda. .:eome later on the v1ctim rlvala wbo had driven from They have preached that •of hate. But on that day at distant points tp Oxford as freedom i.s dying seeming. 0ett11burg be reminded us saying, "I am tnfa at last ly because they could not that It ls for the living to to be able to fight against dominate the government ded.ict:te themselves to the thi.s damn country " Later with their greedy dreams Jflalntenance of democracy in Miaaiuippi a sniper hid· of power. t:nd truth. We are remind· den in roadside bu~hea un· "'hoaie persons who at .t of that anew. der cover of darkness shot luncheons and cock ta 11 The first suspect was a and killed a NAACP offi. parties have indulged in :~al product of the fac· cial. vulgar jokea and expres· :tones of hate. He was Ever since Litl\e Rock's sions of hate against the .American-born and bred. school riot! six years ago. President, his wife. and 'nl..lt he was a psycopathic, it has been obvious that their government. as was ·disturbed young man is evi-persons psychopathically done against Franklin and dent from his actions and dangerous would ust dyna-Eleanor Roosevelt, must lril record. He had served mite and gunfire against also feel a small sllare of ;bi.a country as a rnarine. established law. Sunday guilt. So at th.is hour, he- . "Re deserted it for Russia. school children have been fore we begin to mourn, .Back in his native land. he dynam.ited to death. We we would do well to under· iwung over to one of the are grown used to seeing stand that hate can k.ill a pro-C;istro ll:roups. the hate-twisted faces of President, and, if un- young persons and adults checked in behalf of moral· : THf<~RF. 1\RE other evi. In news pictures and on ity, decency and human dig. 'il ·.,c''> of 1•~te. bitter. deep television. crying out the nity, it can also kill a na- Jnd ir:-::0!1•1 ···I. from othrr n1 :ist violent threats and lion or so we aken it that JXlremcs 1c1 news ,f expressing a v1ru lence of it will die. the shooll ~ , .. •n1c. and ,.,, •om afJinst their coun . .-~·..,·~-~~----... ""'-"' -bter that o: t · t'~ Pi •·I Irv and its authority. All .,. ~ l.be President, ~r.1ue : :n1til· lhi<> io; ;:i ni::ce of the mo· .e:t'lf ne-wapapers receivl!d saic ol h:-te that has poi· ;cnonymous, jeering cal\5. so"e1 th'-country to the .~aylng, "So the~· shot the p::iint .,.,.bere in Texas a kill· · t!igger-lover. Good for who· er has murdered the Pres!- ever did it !" There were dent :>nd seriously .,.,,ound- others of like nature. ed the Govenior. Th<!! he •· For some years now . the did not kill Mrs. Kennedy , California Speaks more vocal extremists 1n the Vice President and ~~,~ ~ our country. both left arrt ll.1 '.5 . Johnson may be_ as· or. Max Raffert ttale i;lght, have indlrec1ly or di · cribed only to lack nf time_ 1 1 d y, ftctly, encouragtd violence One can only wonder In super n en cnt of ~~bllc In· lllnd defiance of federal au -what furnace this hate· structlon , on fnct Callfo~nla thority. This had included filled brain had been fired. •ludenti tested hig her t'llan ivangelists, heads of or-One a5ks too how many national ~ve~~ge but had J•nlutlons dedicated to more there are secretly higher IQ 5: I guess it aU · defy the U.S. Supreme p 1 a n n i n g violence and depe~ds on how you look at :·tourt rulings against r11ci<1 I death . We see da ily that the figures: If you look only •ftiscrimination and other there are tn I.h is country at the. achievement sco:cs, groups anli-Se:rnitic and men and women who no the picture_ appears fa:rly llnti-Neg ro. Ionll:er feP I any love for it. rosy But if you take into ------------account IQ . 11 look11 les5 so ." ·. ' I: .. ... Monday. Novcn1ber 25. 19133 •·Qiijijll1!i Thomas K~evil , Editor Walter Burrouehs. Publisher C:harles Neiswender 8u~lnes~ Manager ti. Paul Nissen Assistant Publisher fa_mber As.wciated Press United Press lnter naltonal ~ ·~ Member Audit Bureau of Clrculatloni Mt'mber Ca/Uomia Ne"·s paper Publishers A~-~nriatu1n Member National Editorial Assoc1at1on • A11emblyman \\'llllnm T. Bagley, R·San Rafael. ln address entitled "The Rise and FaU of (Asstmbly Speaker) Jesse ,\f. Unruh:;' "The most important issue before the state of Califor- nia and state government today Is whether Cir not boss politics will become an entrenched way of ll!e in California government.·· \\'allt:r Spatz, Los Angeles -"The thrC'e Jl's deserve the keenest altention not only OOclluse of their own utilHy, but hecause thf'y also lay a foundation of 111· trllectua.1 dlsclp!Jne.'' I -.J ' ' • -.. '"""-----~·..-~·! ·-,.... .. -....... • Washington GOP Eyebrows Go Up By RALPH .. TOLEDANO Small evtnl! often have. wide repercussions. So It la understandable why lihera1 Republicans pushing for the Presidential candidtcy of Gov. George Romney are disturbed by a letter he wrote on Sept. 30 to the Senate Judiciary Comml\o tee. 1'b.at •\et\t!'!" .._..,:.aat:e\y \n rotnikitti!e ·rues: 'Bot tt will be printed ln the transcript of hearings on the nomina- tion of Gl!Orge Ed1,1.·ards to the U.S. Court of Appeal~. Then, as a matter of public record. it is sure to play 1 part in Michigan politics, and in the national stakes. THE ROMNEY LETTER. which has been 1een by very few outside the Sena!e committee and it! staff but which Is f~ely ackno.,.,·I· edged to exist. is a very laudatory endorsement 1Jf Mr. Edwards. This is noth. ing to cause great excite· ment among the populace . his philoaophy differs from that of the n'Wminee, but he asserted that thla in no way detracted from hi.s admira· tion or his willln&neas to end.one him. Mr. Edwards may be. u the eovernor u.rges. "an out.ltandina:" and "contrl.butl.ve" citizen-but tbbi ia DO't what the poHtlcal -· ol lllo,8-bll<an Party will remember. TREY ARE ALREADY 1mpic ious of Gov. Rom · ney's brand of Repub\ican- ~sm and think of !Um in termi or our current liber- al-conservative confront&· lion. That he has skipped over party line1 to endorse a man identified with the ultra-liberalism of Walter Reuther will not do Mr . Romney .a bit of good with lhe delegates. The GOP Is tirerl of "con· servatives" who a I way s seem to se.· virtue in the other side and far less than that In their own. Gov . Ne!· son Rockefeller's Image has been badly tarnished among Republicans because of thJs same tendency to blur party differences. The profeaslo~ alJ are e<.nvinced that they will never win, with a candi· date who cannot show sharp distinctloru between him· aelt and the Ne.w Frootler. 11 MAY BE ttial the 1t6ml\~Y endorsement of Mr. Edwards will go unno. ticed, like much that hap- pens in this news-surf Piled nation'11 capital. But I tend to doubt this. Michigan Re- publicans m u 1 t decide whether they are for Barry Goldwater for for Gov. Romney. At present there ii peace between these fac- tions -and lhe Goldwater camp would like to keep it that way. News of the endorsement will encourage those who wish to see a Michigan del· egation solidly for Goldwa- ter. ThC'y can be counted on to make the most of it. But among Republican poli· ... ..,..,.,.,_••••••••••••,...,..,..,.., ticians, it w1U raise eye- brows very high. This has nothing to do with the qualifications for the second highest beoch in the country. It does have a Mailbox good deal to do with Repub-••••••••••----------Ucan sensitivity to JXJlilical leaders who act as if the 1 .... ·0-party system didn't ex· i!t. Under President Eisen· bower, the GOP .,.,·as sys. lematically deprived of the kind of White House sup- port ii expected and should have gotten . Brainlllashlng To the Editor~ State legislatures are. not school boards. Nor are the legislators expert in school curricula. They are tempt· ed from time to time to put on the don's cloak and deal with education in a way that does more harm Uwl good. the collar on such subjects as patriotism or Commu· nism. He thinks it would be a dam good idea If the schools indoctrinated stu· dents for patriotism and against Communism. THE SCHOOLS are no place for indortrinallon. propaganda t.r the hard to scU. 1,'hey are places to teach tacts, to raise the in- tellectual ho r I z on s -of youths, to pour out infor- mation and to plant the All~n • s~ott ' J ~ ly 1.0111.T S. ALLIN 1nd PAUL SCOTT The bitter-sweet complexitiea ol romance aie definitely entwined in Professor Frederick Barshoom. mysterious imprisonment Jn Russia. The 52-year-old bachelor Y1le eduator wu ei,-. Ing to arrange for a Russian woman to be 1llowed m come to the U.S. to marry him when be wu 1uddulJ ilrrested as a spy . He has known her for a number of years. But hi1 repeated efforts to gain permission for her to leave Russia have been unavailing. Close friend.a know little about her. other than that 1he ii an intellectual and t. engaged ln tht "cultural field." harghoorn has been active ln promoting cultural relatioru: between the U.S. and the Soviet. A Yale colleague ha1 IUI· geated that Barghoorn seek President Kennedy's help to induce Premier Khruahchev to p e r m I t the Ruaaian sweetheart to come to the U.S. ONE THEORV being ad- vanced by Stata Depart- ment authorities ia that Barghoorn's arrest waa pri- marily for "domestic C(Jn· sumption•·; that is, a1 a pointed warning to Ru1- sians to avoid tits with for· tlgners. Th• Kremlin took lhil means ol hammtrln&: home the long-atandlng pol· icy that lta people. are to keep away from foreigner1. No out.aider lr:nowa mo r • about thls policy than Barg- hoorn. In one of hi1 publl· catior11 he wrot.e : "NORMAL RELATIONS between Sovle.t cttitenl and foreign.era are made diffl· cult by fundamntal !ea· turea ot the Soviet 1yttam . . . Warnings and 1 om• tlmea UTesta have befallen Soviet cltiz.e:n1 who, without lnstrucUons, enter into more than caauaJ, accidental con· tacts with forelin vtslt.or1. Even So v I e.: 1cienU.st1. though freer than under Stalin. cannot wtt.h impu- nity conduct profeaion•l correspondence with foreign colleagues without clear· ance from thtlr wperlor1." CASTRO STOOGE - A weU-'mcnrn.U.8. author. WM Paid 125,000 to write a fa- vorable book about the Communist Castro regime. The Senate Internal Se· curity Subcommittee, head- ed by Sen. Jamea Eastland, D·Mhs., i! preparing to make public a contract be- tween this author and Cu· ban Foreign Minl.5ter Raul Roa for this axle-greasing book . The author ha.! 1dmltted to the Senate lnve!ligatora that he received the $2.5,- 000. Now living in New York he has written and lectured extensively on Latin Amer· ica. FIGHT11''G W 0 RDS - Sec. Dean Rusk Is on blunt notice that the Senate Inter· nal Security Subcommittee Is detemiinedly bent oa rt· storing Otto Otepka, ousted security offici..al, to his for - mer job. This militant ukim1tum was given the State Depart- ment chief by Sen. Thomat Dodd, D·Conn., vict chair- man. during a meeting in his office. Dodd had sum- moned Rusk to discuss the Otepka case , but all Rusk would say wa~ that he would "review the finding~" When he got them from the Civil Service Commission. D 0 D 0 EXPLODED at this noncommittal attitude. "I want you to know, Mr. Secretary," he explained, "thlt ll>o lat ta In ll>o h Our tnvefUlalioa. ol. JQar ~ .. ,., __ wDll 't atop untl Otepta Ila pul bac:k on the ...,....lo the position ho bold bolOie he WU <!!«J!iu& AI ... membera of our oommfftM feel vecy ""'°IJY -til and WO plan to l'O Iii -... way.~hu-# ,., .. ua1y -. ad ;., .,. not .... In .-lw it." "I'm llad to -bow you feel aboca the matter," ""'!led Rusk. And -- ed the cttacr--but llOt the u:pbllve controveny, by rar. STilL DISIDNG rr OUT -1bt Admlniatrat!on iJ. rtUJ &lvlnt a g?Ml deal ol f....i,n aid to Preol- dtnt Gama! N...., delpite tho EeptWl -·· - linued llouU., ol his -· to 'dbt:raW' in. .w.trle army from lilllile.tora V• mt11. Md hil laitert meddlliic in Iraq llld Syria. . The Seolte Govemm«it Operotlool Ccmmltteo bu eteertained that •loce J\dy Naaer bas received tn. · 497,000 In U.S. ""'l'I•• craJn md other fl<OClllCU. ._ta -ol $2 mi!-lloo mon thari be &ot duriD& all ol. lMt year. OI Ille 121.497 .000 -e11 •• M.1,000 la in wheat; ~!lt.• 000 in l!Olr; 1<.S1',000 In com: SlllS ,987 iD frozen. pooltcy. The IOI&! lomap of these commodltiu ei:- ceedo 1.111,000. aod o!rlp- menta are ltW underway. MOST OP' THESE pro- duct.t are, in effect. ei.v«n to Nasser. Nominally they are "sold" for Egyptian currency. But that's for two reaaon1: 'Ibe money sta)'s in Em>t. and molt. 0( u 11 turned It'll_.-to Nuser for pro}ects there. Th • Senate com mitt.et alao hu information that· a eonsldenbl.e part ol thl11 U.S. aid i1 bekle uaed to feed Egyptian fOf'CN La v .. men. SPARKS -The Atomic Energy Commluion bu is· sued a Jlowiftr 3-pqe IJ· port on the recent viait o1. U.S. nucltM" lcieatilta to Russia. In an. krtroducUen in the Mnd.omely print&d book, AEC Chairman Gienn Seaborf lt>tes, "Throagh- out the 11-day ~it to tbe Soviet Union, the U.S. dele- gation wa1 cordially recelv· ed and well treated. At sev- eral &ites the warmth and triendlinesg exhibited Wat memorable." But SeMorg does admit one dlseotdant note In thi11 harmony: "Durirlg the entire vUtt, the 10-man delegation n1 provided with 011.ly one ln· terpreter. That meant that the conversations were au- dible to only a part at tb• group at any time. AUo no p r e p a r e d descrlptjva booklet.a w~ provi~ by the Soviets.". . . Walter Flaherty, a top aide of Speaker John McCcinnack. Mass., is giving up hiJ job to become a priest. From Oorchester, Mass., F1aher- ty will enter t.he first class of tpe new Pope J o h n XXIJI Natlooat Seminary in Weston, Mais ... THE R01\fNEY endorse- ment seems to promise the sa me kind of non-part.y atti- tude should he go upv.'ar::I and onward in politics. For Mr. Edwards is not .:inlv a Democrat but one \1·ho stands to the left of center . For one thing, he is an ex· member of the Socialist Party-but this could mean nothing. I-le has. however, al .... ·ay~ been closely all1 rd to \Valier Reuther. In l·~d wards's days as a Un1tC'd Auto Workers organizer, hf' once was found in conten111t of court. A book sponsored by the National Education As- sociation and written by Prof. Robert J Havighurst of the University of Chica- go. three years in prepara- Uoo , advises lawmakers to not try io dictate courses to be taught. seed of desire for more in· r----....;·------==~--------"' formation. It should ht> noted. in f:11r· ne ss lo Gnv. Romney, lh<11 Mr. F..dwar1s h:is ser vc1l 11n both the .Juvenile Col1rt 1n Detroit and on rhr ,\!1{111. gan Supreme Co11r! lie \\ :1.~ appointed to the firs! J11r!~1' ship by Gov. (; ~IC'ni.rn Williams and f'lecl!'d to tiir Rlate high court i\1 111<' 111 n!' of bis current appu1n'nl•"ll to the federal apnt>:tls court, he was Pohcr C11n1 missioner of Detro11 WHAT IS 1\IOSt 1nll'rr.1. ing is that Mr . F.dward• 1~ a highly po!itlcal rnan \\'ht>n Gov . Ron1ney cndnr~ed hun 1t was nn! a tase of ~1\u1 i:: his hles~in11: lo an outsta n·!· ing jurist of \hr np110 .. 111 .. 11 p~rty . The grn•rrn!lr \I.I\, of course. a.,.,·arr of Thi~ In his !ellf'r to 1h<' 1 0111. n111tce, 1\1r 111111111•·\ 111;utr It a point 10 1n1>11!1un Iii .it ' { THE N.E.A. study recog. nize:a that the legislature properly may set broad goolJ for the schools but concludes it should not play the game of "every solon a dean." The. reasons for Havig- hurat's position arc clear. If legislators are permitted to draw up the courses of study the curricula may become depoaitories for hundreds of crotchets. oh· sessions and articles of faith of the solons The pumping into the schools (Jf these legislative ideas f"Ould cripple the expert educ at i o n mt1chine;-y wh ich has been fa~hioned In most states Al.l,O\VING THE lt'gi5· lature to pad the tutritula alsn c o u l d make the schools an cxtcn.~inn nf thr. arm of pollt.l cs Almost cv1•ry y<'ar 11omr [cg1slator ~els l1ot un1l<'1 If the schools do their jobs of objective enlighten· rnent the students will learn to recognize as l)ad the evil the legislalors might want to package and to detect the good with no fancy labels on it. BRAINWASll lNC; or in· doctrination is the opposite of education. Let politi· clans inject suhjccts into curricula and the result would be havoc For pre· cision in selecting c»urses of study the tralnrd r•IU · cator Is the man or thr legislatures have wasted a lot of time. setting stand· ards for the acceptable teacher. There rs of !ate loo much meddling with the schools. Too n1any well meaning :1(1t ill-advised p<'r~nns too n1~ny fr ight('nr<l p1•rsons, loo man\ dc 111.1~ogue~ ;irl' t11n1pcring w1!h the Sl'hools 1n f'ffons !o l;('nd 1he1r \\ <1y l·':i~·t s 1.i 11•ll hc1ut ll:\Rlti' BAKJ·;n MR.MUM --... -.... ---------· ~-~-~=------~·~------· ~'""'"'-....... ,., .. a r • • --. _.... -·-··._..,.,. • .,, ...... _ •. .,..~=,,.~-'="-"--=-c....=·-'·-.:... ___ _