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Threat
Of New
Storm
Downpour
Cfuisty Now
Needs. Blood
TEN CENTS
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l(iller Storm Takes ·
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Lives on Roads
UC Pickets Seout Leader ,
KEEP RAIN GEAR HANDY
ll you're lookina for relief from all th is llquJd sun·
shine. forget it. District forecaster Emil Kwu sees an-
other storm on the horizon, this one breaking Tuesday
night or Wedneaday mornln1 and dumpinc another three
inches of wet stuU on the Oranae Caul Meanwhile the
high and low temperatures are almott tbe same, 62
and 61.
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"" a • J 't bmted to Tru:maa Cepe&e'• ; r
bd;'etther ...
"8t;lt 11~ llot IC)tt. 1 JUll won't lnvite bill .. Wl1
maaftd ball •
BelSdee. t think he's a crummy wrlte.r.
And even if I'd been invited, I wouldn't have
pe. t had better thing to do -me coveting a
Newport Beach City CounclJ meeting that nlpt.
st1Jlf1lcantly, all the cowiciJmen were present.
Now, THAT hu.fta.
ObviOUlly, all of N~rt wu ao®bed by
Cllpote.
'nlat'1 1>0U.tlct, png. He•s a OemocnL
We dldn•t miss much, anyway: t 11av•. that -on
iood authority -the Associated Press. Midway In
tbe AP account of the bash, there was this choice
lnformatton:
''Fol' endurance OD the dance noor the prizes
nut to Lauren Bacall and bearded Jerome Robbins,
wbo danced untJJ they were wet with perspiration."
Whew! Who want. to be seen at a party like
tbat!
fm lucky I wasn't invited.
So as I said, rm not sore.
But I'll tell you thiJ much: If Truman Capote
ever shows up at the DAILY PILOT. Ml fling a
marshmallow at him. And probablv knock him cold.
* * * Paul "Pappy" Palmer is headinit a "Blue Rib-
bon Committee" whose task it is to !ind a new home
for the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce.
11lt committee iJ biJ? -25 membere. Here's
bow "Pappy'' rounded them UJ» in his own words:
"We sent invitations to 25 chamber members
to join the committ•. Three aceet>ted directlv. The
otben accepted indirectly by not mponding."
That's the only .way to get things done.
* * * Balboa bJand'a Buddy Ebsen has some left-over
lines from bb recent Reoublican campai~ing.
"Bobby Kennedy," llVI Buddy, "ii in . good
lblpe but be did b.rre a Utue trouble the other day.
A CU' ttoor-&Jammed shut and he iot his baJr c111Jbt.
'1lu:t lobn baa no real problenw. With hil
money be can pick up hil baga and start bia own
counby 10mewhere... .
r thought be was alrucly doing jmt thal * * * Durin,( the fllmin& of lh• "Peter .Gunn" epic
at tbe Balboa PUn 1.one the other dav. a Newoort
J)Mrolman found himself diftetint traffic away from
the area. He wu dolnt so in a drfvinl{ rain.
The wet wu leakf ng through to bis elotbel, but .
be carried on admirably, though miaerably.
HJJ principel job wu to oievent any traffic
]llDI th•t might result ln a lot of drivers impatiently hmkin«theuM~. •
That would have louted up the movie's sound
syltem. Quiet on the tel, you know. AM the mOYie-
makera, alter all. were the ctty'1 p.eltl.
Evfl')1hinf went fine; not a book.
But then. when tbe officer wu almost awllh. aa· llliltaDt dlrec1or d111be.d up to him. Gelturinc frantically towud the patrolman'•
aquad c:ar parbd nearby. the uailtant director <iom-pWned: .
"You've ff your police radio on. Our IOUDd
equipment ta plckln.1 it up. WWJd you pltue tum
it om"
Th officer ctared at him, ., IDd ailepU,. The -
-"tut dJrector ftnlDy C'reft off. And tbe Poffce
radJo lta.Jed OD.
I iue11 they'll jUlt bin to wort it out back at the studio.
Tempo I neTeases
11 THOMAS l'OltTUNZ omc1* wtlt ""' iPeDt ~ "But ,.,up. If~:· ptrb ... .._,,. .. e.wt 1-v • . w • • ,. -.. lkJx, t'J ti ~ .,. ~ In muld be~ n .. ntnnm ar ......... ...,.,., a.. ..ct\IC11a1111r W 4 C~otlll blknayi we a.bo\114 Teotdt• aliium~Dt or th• ~ I MAI
.. --. ·tel patha. a cycllng club," 1he main loop follow• Jamboree
a ''Ped•' ...... :.. It -· Q0 ~. • .. tr.a. ~· Sh.e surged cycUng Road aoufh !rom the UC1 cam· Hal WedM7•t · would be called, trt deslped enthusiast! to attend tbe ral-pus, sklrll Balboa Island on SAIGON (UP1 ) -U. S. The Communiats ln thla area
The bkycJ. • ridm, bouff. to take cycllata ott the dreeta ly. the bayfront. sidewalk, fol· flgbter • bombers battled have tried to mount Oflenaes
wivtt wlB ,.tber tl IO:IO I.I"· and put them Oil tMU-own While the women drum up Iowa the peninsula oceanfront tbe1r way through awarma into the sou t b but have
in the front l*linl lot pathl. . community support for blcy-sJdewalk (after a porta&e on f C unlJt MlGl7 been foiled tlme and time
"Hopefully It wllJ b•v• qult Mrs. Domecq JaJ4 ahe ii cie trails. Newport. Costa the ferry), parallels the Santa 0 omm • near again.
rainlnJ by~. one ot J&. Newport &llorea Meaa and Irvine Co: omc1al.I Ana River north to Gisler Hanoi Sunday ana ahot down
SotM of the bomemaltert bouffwlva wbl ride &oitther mean while ~ attemptinf to Avenue, . and croaseJ Costa one and po11lbly two ln four
"'" be carryiQ• picket .spa. oa ~~ ucur"-8. ev. weirk out the mechank• of a Men to the ca:mpu.a along the separate dogfltbu, a mW· Di.ck Greg
But they woa•t be protestinl flt1 W~&y. 1be women blkeways plan, 00:1 a: control~~~· h tvy spokesman reported to-ory anythlnc aaurt.1 Mn RJch-have followed the pu.rault of Four meetJn11 have b e e n 1. mecq 1 e
ard Do...;ecq · pedalinf about tlve years, the held to date, with anothfir houaewlvea are cotlliderlng day. Hanoi radio cla.lmed FJ • Off
Inatead ~ women will be said. • scheduled !or Friday. road testin1 a.a much of t be tbne American plane1 were YIDg
demoostraUne in support of Mrs. Domttq noted her A 28-mUe loop around the route u _posal~. shot down.
something -blke tralli for gro~p has ttfralned from or-Harbor Area·'' belnl dlSC'UI· .J:.~~ .. 4 11'= ,:thw'tru' Tbe tempo ot tbe Wit in-To N v· t cycling enthuaiasu pn.izing la~ a club ··-.use aed u the fltst step. Later, ... .......,. oun pu c • le Th City Hall blk~ rally bas members enjoy the informal-an interconnectine network of reat roomi are amoq pr~ crused on the sea where an
the aepproval of the municipal Jty." local bike trails lead.lllg to WI beln1 dlacoaNd. American destroyer W3.S NEW YORK (lJttl)-Ne1f1>
~ damated by Communiat comedian Diet Grego(y flew
shore batterles for tile first off to North Vietnam today In
GOP W p,.... P.,,. l time ud ao the land where the bol:i of entttta1nllig ~P-Santa Turns
In Sleigh
County omen FATAIS Americans u .1 n, tr.aer ~~~be = ~~
• • • dop broke up • 1ecood Com-service .Pel'S9nnel ln South
B k R • • munlat attack on Salaon·a Vietnam even if ubd.. UC eorganizatwn H• ,, .. a1"Nted • abort TU Son Nhut air bue kill· "That would be like entet-
tlme later near bit bome. 1 ... 12 Viet '"'An• ' tahtln1 a conv~ntlon ot ballk
F B t .... "".... robbers " be •a!d. Or a 08 The Orange County Qiap-i.ze the Orange Count)' chap. Ja anotber Nwport Beach A U. S. armored column Gre1ory Jett Kennedy Inter·
ter of the Federation of Re-w . ecddent. Her)*t· Bl:r• IJ. betterln& lta way aJon1 roada national Airport for U>ndon
Rainy weather punded blJc&o Womeis's clUbl today Division P r e s 1 de.nt Mn. tor, 20, Wlf ~ lo c:rttr ln Viet Coaa country near and Paris when final travel
Santa'• sleigh Sa~. so pu talned te . George K. Thackeray of Sau ical '*!dJU. tOG.Q at Hoa, SaScon toda1 captiared 41 ot arran1ementa to. Hanoi wtll be
crafty Mr. Claui borrowed a ob a mporary re-Diego then maintained that Botpit.al.,.. au'*' careen· the en em 1 alter roo~ ~de for him. He was invi~
bo t to make blJ cuatomary straining order •tQwln& 1 tbe efficiency of the '1"0UP ed into turd pott at Eaat tJ.wn out ol holu and Umi lo Nortb. Vietnam by two ~-a t propoeed reor1anliatiola Of Ute could be lncreued tbmlp a • oeb ln a fterce tlretlcbl At reseotltives Of the Com.num-
pre-Cbriltmu appearance a local group under a Soutbern reorga.nii&Uon. • Coa.t HIJllw_, and Jambo-least tour cuerrllu we,.. lit regime whom be met re.
Weitcllff Plua ln Newpo.rt Division edict. Mrs. Thackeray wu •· r~ . •ui th t ......... .kW~ and 171 other suapecta cenUy In London throQgli Btr·
Beach. The order will remain iD ef· c:Jfically named on a petitfoo c., a ._,...., 1 captured. u. S. c..ualtlea trud Ruasell, pblloaopher and
Young.sten waiting in cars feet until a Dec. 19 beartnJ ID filed this morn.Inc againat the ::-· ~t the~~ ~ were ~l paaifiat.
with thdr parentl dming the Santa Ana before Superior Board of Dlrectors of the fore w:f.:O ~:S.1 r The road clearlnc action ''I've never been u.bd to
steady driule weren't di.sap-Court Judie William IM, a Southern Dtvlsloo. Tbe plaJn· Near Anabelm • this mortl· waa part of Operatioa 4tlan-eotert.aln the men ir. South
pointed. Despite the rain, San· spokeaman for the local group tiff IJ Iba Oraqe Coullt7 lJi&, Santellan wu klJled in ta ud broul)lt the esaemy ~letn~," he commeottct
ta wu b\a usual jolly lelt saJd _ The Orance Cowlt.y chap-c:hapw. linlt a ave-car pileup wbkh ill-toll to 1U tilled, .fl captur· 'Ibat • probably became rot
Santa ldt t.er is only a part ol the Soutb-Leadine the Hibl aa Jund at leaat three oChen ed • and 328 IUlpecU detain· my attitude on IOdal mat.
ln other yean, ern DM1lon wbldl lncllldes tbe propoted cblnie ii locll police aald. 'J"be accident oc! ed. The tanka were from tbe ten."
Doru:ier and Blltzen beck at all Of Southern California. president Mrs. Donald A.~ on Katella Boulevard, 11th Armond Cavab'y reg!· Gregory, a veteraa ~rker
the 1table to ride Into the a.bop-The Southern Dlvillca Board Gary of Garden Grove. Her j\ut west ot Bradford Streel ment operattnc • miles for dvtl rllbtl, a.xt the De·
pint c.ater oo a 1hlny red Ore of Otrecton tut montb vo&ed petllioD cbal1e1l&• the lepJJty Acddenta ln other Oran1e ut of S<oa. partmeot of State sent a tele.
enCioe But Satmday w• the to diuolve and then reorpn-ol the reor&an!zatloa. C o J1 n t y comm uni des alao ST HTK -WAR . MARJ . cram to bis Cbiclgo b om e
Ont time be aalled bl OD a toot their toll The U. S. Marine Corps Sunday advilinl blm on "twp
boat A La Puente mao was announced the •tart Of an· points of law." He nid ,he
A car towed tbe c:ntt don.at-Funeral Ri·tes Held Oii arrival at s 0 u t bother major drtve ln Quan couldn't tell wbetber the de-ed bra local boat dealer. San-Coat Community Hospital Nam provt.nce 2:5 m1lel IOUth· PfJ1meDt approved Of bil trip
ta stood in the boat. boldlng from lnjllria l\lttered in a wut Of Da Naq. Operation car not. since be wu tporaqt
an ambreUa ln ooe band and one car crub early Sunday Mlult~ to far bu killed oo letal maturs,-10 be iurn.-
wa'rinf with the other. Cha les w • on the Santa Ana Ftte~ay et el&ht Viet Con1, ~ptured 19 ~ the telecram over to b 1 c
TbeG be r~ated to tbe For r igg La Pu Road. and taken 13 IUlpecls. attorneys. ./ I ibeltet' ol bl.a but where c:bll· Patrolmen uid tbe victim, U. S. 852 atratell,\c bomb. 1•1 really ~·t know wtltlb.
d:ra told btm what Uley want· driver ,Robert S. Blair, 23, en hit the same general er they will 11ft.my puaport
ed. for Cbriatmaa. • Funer.l aervlel were be1d heart attack. He was 78. may have fallen a.sleep b&-area today, bombin1 Com-when I return " be said ... If
''There were fewer .requats at Christ Church by the Sea Officiating at lut riles wu fore his 1151 sedan nnuhed munilt troop concentrationt I 1t1ve to ft 'to jail a ftW
far toy fire eqines ~year," Methodilt Church in Newport tbe "Rev. James H. La~. into a brldfe lbutment.-Two m Quant 11n rovince, 31> days or lose my panport, it
Senta aaid i.~. but lota Beach last week for Qwrles CbrlSt C hurch pastor. l*r-PM;IU&ers were !DJured. mllea nort.beaa of Saigon. will be worth ti."
more for t>om. L. Wl.u loag·tlme Hirt>« Junmy G. Ortiz, 20, o1 ---------------------------Are Dori Scout \eacW. eot toot place at Pacific Long Beach today was re-
A a retired building ~-View Memorial u>art. parted in fair coedlUon at
In . Starts tar M'r W1&I WU mown bf Mr. WIU ... a reatdent D( ihe Soath Lapa faclllty. Hospital Supnnrt u ·1 qwry buDcsnd. "' Oran&• oOut Sea ewpod 1*dl aloce 19il. He : :.;. ~ •• t .,the no: ' r ~ m
CLEVELAND <UPI) _ AD Scoutl becaule ol h1I tour~ wast Mum: member ol Re>:-In 1 crull w the some-• ctf~ iftqulry into tbe slot-:~z ct: ~-~·In~~ ::;.! ~!:~the aom• Organized for D~ce
tac ol tht ore c.vrier Daniel plom' bue In N~ Yuma. Council llDd rec!Pent In 1 crub on the some-~
J. Morrell dW"lne 1 La t e Tbe but ii ~ by the ~ the u..... ~· SUver ttma cSanaerous Santa Ana Marshall Du.Uield, general tendiq the 'Voleta of (]irkt.
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Hurm wiDi.r 1toirm started Onnlt Emplre CouDcil ol the =~ Canyon Hoed Sanday ~er-chalrme of Hoa1 Memorlal mas' iroaram Wt veer toU 801 Scoots ol A.merlca. Beaver a.., .. "' DOOn. nmodlJ Hoanet. 47, tJI , ~-----------------~~'-·-----~-~~~-~~~~~~~~.~~~-~~.~~=~ mortal HolpltU folloWIDI a ....s o1 UM flmll7 bame, bll w11e and family ftte in-mtttee, today announced for· preset, :e darted tbe '8-
'J!Jin ....,... DriYf, N•· fund. · u..i-.. maUoa of a lllpport arJan.1-a Deer' group " lie aplaln-Patrolmetl said n-satlon for tbe bolpltal's ed • ' port Bucb; two .-. Douc· wai travelinl weat in tithe "VolC!ft ot Cbriltmu" dJ.n.. ib tDber of the Crews w ork lu Se)'1ftOUJ' WlA o( Redon-heavy rain when the 1tatloo oer dance next week. iroo: :1ii ta!; .. ::,:
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WEATHtR. do, Harold Trueman W1g of wagon of Don T. Woland, 3S, The name of the new far tbe Dec '14 11vof:es of
• • Bnw1ey: thl'M daugbten, also ol Santa Ana, veered group la the "Be a Deer" CbriJtmas" ·
l;'tritton u!d tod.ay that Jt chonce ln corona del Mar. m•Jor community artery to a TO Repair Lois June Relmer end OeraJ-av6 the muddy divider ttrip. committee. • DuHleld hid. Balboa Bay ~am at the
probably would be · Wednet· storm waters from the Ir· depth of approximately two dine Anderton both °' New· The two veb1cles tben collid· ''Becauae many pt0ple at-Duffield ,ajd lhe "Be
day or Thursday bdore the ~lne Terrace storm clraln eu.t-feet and more in some plac-T _ -k R { :!,= o( -o9~1~ head Of\..,. ~" comml~· will be pr!.
frMWay oi>ent. ''It has too: :::rf~ ::.un::: es, •lallln1 both ca.rs and J..JeH y ()() S ll'andclllldml and four sreat-&n' WRECliGE vidinC additional flnaoctal
dey out befo,.. we can re-boa la1and CbanDe1. There trucks. · grandcbllctrm Another westboUDd wblcle ,,,... r .. e J support for Boat'• building
ttripe the lanM at Btac:h wu 110 ~ damlee report-Roofins crews today are · tnta 1 m a s b e d blto the lund "ov~r and above t.bd
Boulevard," be uplalaed. ed late tblf momJni frclm the WOrti:nl at 1op speed to COT· wrecb&e 1lul ill driver, Leo QUF'JiC &~ at the 'Voicu of AiJdt trom tbe B a r b or dwme1 wbere Jut m 0 n t b J ~J the oos 1a .. 1rv Van Gordon, 5'2, tll Oranie, .I. .l"O • • • Cbri.atmaa beDd1l • BoulieYard beadache, there t.bree bol1' "'" peunded by ,,.... P,,.e r~~ nu.mer .....,, r..... P ,,.e I WU not hurt. "B~ to ~Y• JDlld.
WU DO major fJoodlnc prob-''bOrlmatal 19Yletl~' . roofs In the MW .$'1J1.11J-&lmet WU dead OD arrl• port HlriMlt HJO Scbooi. bn iDvUi.IC tfatql to join
lem nport.d bl Cotta Meu, "We'~ falr11 ~ IO far," TAX UnkleU.a' Co. 1ubdivialm in PARADE "1 at 0nq9 ~ a(edi-D "i: l D ~ tU tine 1 tll1a ~ • ~ .. ... ·~ tD Public Worb sald a Harboi Dep.,tment • • • Uolve.nlty Park. • • c:al C'.enter m. wife 6JU?· 1ette Of llbtel'Wl from tbe btlac maded. Dim.lid eo-Dtredor Emmett O'DoeneU. k ho ted that Fi ked . the , . • 1' a D c b ctmplJl1 Spur,.oa t.ed, Temporary "lakes" formed rl: dsman " 00 lmtead of dolW'1. Varloot . ve crews wor m OAg 11lip, the Mlcblf,a. a old Thelma, wu in tood addreaed over 5o.ocm key Servtq u "Be a Dia"'
at &0me inter6ections during ~~~~o ha!t b ~ bulineaaes ln Costa Mtsa rain today '°. correct leaky crusty 20-yur~ tu& akip-CODdiUon todeJ at Sa.at.a Au mea ta buJinea. lodUltry chalrman la Mu. A. V. J~
tbe heaviest downpours, but r:mJ:e 'harbor :!au craft mipt be eot1Ued to a ireat roofs and dramage probltms pmlCl by OD.mnedore JUdWd Commantty Horpltal and the profe1tion• genKn. Committee memben
the water drllned oU. quick· wuntnss wer~ raised over deal more refund, however. cauaed by des\pi -,>rob1tms Shaw. . Suffering only m1oor lnjur-Hia tpeaking CQllfe!DeDtl fat inclade Mean. ab4
ly When tbe rain 1ubs1ded. the weekend. UDlcrambllbe'"'the combln-In the new project, acctrd-Tbt Mkhlaan, like all the tea in tbe milbap were tbe throughout tbe country were mes. -~~ ~
ln Newport Beach, condi· int to C. R. Esper, a man-boat. tatin& tbe tour. wu cbDdml. Alice Holmes, 10, augmented by over 150 ra-noid 0 . ~. J. Herbert
tion1 were descn1>ed at "wet, STREETS FLOODED ed ra~ presented the audl· 11er for the Swartz·Llnk· well atocked with w bat Ti.motby Holmes Jr., 7, Lin· dio and television prt:Mmta-Brownell, Charles P. Cottdn.
but not wild'' by General Huntington Beach police tor with • dUemma. He letter Coml>&Jly. Spayde referHd to u .. prec-da Holmes a, and a family . AD o< tbeee ,,.. de-T. Patrick Doqan, Quistl.
Services Direc-tor Jake Mynd· reported oo streell closed but could re-run the bllls and "We regret the fact that Joua carro." biend Eugene Grace 7. voted to explaJnlng the wca-an L. "Budd)'" Eblen, ~
erse. who reported no major ~everal flooded and i d l e d malte refunds onJy in New-the un111ually hea~ rain. cau1. ''There wu a treat deal of wolinct was oot biirt. but tlonally • orlmted ~r mu H. 1'""11., Job
problem&. wltb stalled cars, particular· port Beach where amowat. ed leaka In tome homes tn Un· rejol.ciDg and happtoe11," hll ,,tte, $Jear-old Dorotbf, Scout program wbldl bl co-Fnncb and Carl C. Ht l'l-
A small washout occurred ly ln the city's low-l;)'ing are-wen more ' than the cost ot lvenit,y Part." saJd Sheldon aalCI Spayde. A D11ieland iutftnd mtnor injlD'iel, tlMtt ~. Ind recruJttni tpOO· CfeD. o~r the weekend a c r o s s as. Police received th r • e the paperwork. and make re-Smart of tbe Irvine Compa. band aboard the n.g1blp juz. did not require b01pitali11-IOfl for new E.xptorw Scout Abo, !'.dill' R. Hill. Ward
Jamboree Road due to mud calls for usist.ance over the funds to Costa Meu111 oo1y oy'1 real estate department. ed it up tbroQgbout the pro-tlon . posta. E. Jewell, Walter B. Mellotf,
stic!U\g doWn rrom the new weekend frqm re.sltienta on application. Or be could Smart said, "The Irvine cenlon. In another Santa Ana can~ Nearly 500,000 boyt be-John B. Pfrter Jr., Harver
San Joaquln HU.bl Road. But whose homes were flooded. treat everyone alike, do 1 Company wants to a.Jsure Sp«yde added that be war. yon Road milbap near the twffJI 14 and 17 ye•s ol qe Semen, RI~ steelt. ~
the area was reopened to In Laguna Be11eh, police complete rebllllng of all con· these homeowners that he will unawart th•t the Orange R.verskk County line, Betty have joined the program ald K. Wuhburn, Dr. dd
lrafflc a.fter the debrl1 was closed and ~ris_aded LaJU· cerned, w mab nfu.ods to take every step necesarx, Coanu Leatue of Decent Jl. Sttlea .. 43..._ ot ~ 1Ml.. .about .balt ~Mn. Tbo1QU-W. Delea ~
cleared. na CaJ\fOD llOael tt T a.m. to-those who had already paJd correct compW.Ots receiv Womlft had plaftned to sllently killed Satur~ after her car them wttbout prevtoua ICOUt· Dr. ud . liJn.• Jame 1 ~·
At Ri chardson's Yacht All· day ...... ,rater covered the their tax bllh. from them.'' prolelt the Volstead Parade. collided wttb a Mdall. m• uperienct. Doyie. 'I
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(UPI) -Britain today crant-"'--S ed rebel Rbodea1a a brief ex· WASHINGTON (AP)-Any •uo . upreme Court annoanc-
teoaion of tta daldllne for effort by cOnNrVative Repub. ed today 1t wm rule this
acceptance ol ftna1 temu fer llc:am to OUJt Sen. Thomu tmn on wbetber ltl "one
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= tt>e ~-old 1D-H. Kuchel from his post u U· man. one vote'" ~ve Rhode::~~ MinUter =~ae~ =.!~aoit apportlooment edkt mu• t Storm Snaps Ship in B•lf
1 Smith Dl.lld t 1 al.so be -wlied at the city
q8:est for mar: :i:f:ou; roa:s~n~om Sen. Everett and county level. The two halves of the wrecked Panamanian (relgbt-
the Brlti.ah mission here ·attu Dirben. Senate Republi· Aa spelled out tn dtie mil• er Ypapanti founder on the Long Sand Head shoals
Jl four-hour meetmc with hll can leader, bu pu.ed the stooe 19M opinloll, the eourt near Suffolk, England, after the vessel was driven
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Severe stonni during the put week clr'cwe the
freighter tu.rther back into the murderoaa aboall \ll\Pl she finally broke in half.
oabl.net faBed to reach airee-word quietly to conservative dealt only with state Jeglala-onto the shoal6 and her crew taken oU by lifeboat.
ment on Britain's lite-it.or· colleagues that be would re-------------------------------------leave settlement. gard it u a mistake Cor them turea. Si.nee tbeD, 1 ow e r
In London. the foreign of. to try to dump the California courta have deliveNd 000· S In ·
fke tent Smith a reply re-senator from hi• uwtant ~~.,-.op"!:' .. ~ ~.. p al Meningitis minding him that prusm11 P leadership job because -.,., _ TIMI -
made tt lmper.tive that an he refllled to support Gov. ywd1Uct rboald be ued at J ' s G w auwer be rectived within ect Ronald Reagan ol Cal-
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Standards "an boQr at IO." 'Ibe mess· ifomia tn the campaign. · IJ'UI root pemmental lft• ayne s on rows orse age was sent shortly aft.er Meanwhile, directors of the els auch • school board.I
noon London time -two Califomia Young Republicans, and county boan1t ol 1upetvi-Pro~d ~ours aft« the origl.nal dead· a volunteer group meeUng in 1ors THOUS Ca.llf C "'""'"'" line. • Frede> SlUld.ay, accuaed Ku· T~ tbt court ted AND OAKS, . aence of the infection. they would have to wear IUJ'·
· Smitt and Brltilb Pr l me cbel of milrepresendng the All for .. -~ent and ::rtual (UP() -'Ibe 6-year~ld 101l It. was plac:td immediate· gJcal 1own1 and mask.I. WASHINGT<W (tJPl)-Tlle
MiniJter Haro}d Wlllon ham. will of the atate's voter• and of tbia bu made some decllion c.. frun Ne,, ft actreq Ja)'lle Mansfield ly in laolation 1'hlle doctors Young Hargtt.ay wu at~ Covmuneat todq ~ a.er~ out a 0 worting ~ faiUAI to auppGrt GOP cand.l· Part Y-11 n • COMel"Vatives York, Miebi&.an and AJ.llbl-. and Mlckey Hargitay, recov-attemp~ to determine ex· tacked by a lion wb1cb wu nlnt ..,, btctnrwJ 111.e,
mat' on independeDce eondi· dates. srumble. They follow the at. ma. ering at Conejo Valley Com· actly what oraaniml had allowed to roem tr. at b fOrltandlrdl, lnclndtq Mbnetl
Uool during a two-day sea· utude adopted by Goldwater . . ed th 1nfect1 bl mottler and two ol her motorqcUata .,. •· goinf mmmit meet:mi aboard REJECT that a party man wbo didn't VIOLATED muruty Hospital after a near· caua e on. a amfnatlona f« ~ U4
Ute Brtuab c:ndler HMS Tl&· Dtrector1 urged "all re-support the party's nominee In other actkm, the oourt: fatal mauling by a "tame" "Owing to ~ seriousneu animal comp011nd. He and manda1ory car ~
er off Gibraltar. aponalble Republicans" to re-won't be nwarded by the par· -Rul~ unantmoua}J tut lion bas developed spinal of the lnfe<:tlQn, the •pokes· other e:hildren w ... visltlnc The l.nitlal lilt ol atandarda
0 B I T (JAB IE 8 ject the senator In ~.and ty With future .office. Negro Julian Bood WU Do menmgitls, doctors reported ~'fem::e .. ~ :roJ:"~ :9tec1t.ou;:Ce!t :re. lJ):. .. aubm.IU8d to a me.thli ol nominate a candidate wbo So far aa Dirksen 1~ con· oooatitutionaJJy deitltd bls today. . .. 1tate h1Cbwl7 oftlciall meet.. REEtt Mias Florence B tml1 repreaenta the fund.a· cerned the key word for the seat in the Gearpa Bouae ol Zoltan Hargltay had un· posaJble at thlJ time. ltles 1n Ventura County. inc here to dlacuN ti» re.
Ate.,,.:,, 257 Walnut Sl Cos~ mental principle• of tradition· bobtered Republican contin-Representatives. Tbe ~ dergone two major op«a· Both Mlas . Mansfield and H1J fa~, who ii" Ml 1 s cently paqect blCbw-r w._
ta Mei.. Died Decem~r (. all Republlcanilm." gent m the Senate wW be uni· gt.a legislature refued to let tlons after be was attacked Hargl~ were ~onn«l of Mansfield • eecood huabancl, ty act. \
Sumved b brother Wallace Alnoat the ca.ndidatea the ty. While be can't coatrol the Bond serve on &J'OUDda he by the full • grown ammal the boy • condition and told flew from Rome, whtn be Dr. WlfD1am B.,,._ Jr
Rene ~to ~d.a· m. dJredon aafd Kuchel did not Votu of tndividual memben, bad madt ~ta IDdl-laat Nov. 28 at the Jungle-they could '" h1m later to-na makin.I, a motion pie-chief of the Hlg1nr Slht;
fA-MR_ Eclltll'mcu T~roe-5Upport were Barry Gpldwat-be bu dllplayed unUJUal per· eating be favored drift eva. Im! Zoo here. day. 'Ibey were informed ture, 1o be at bJa bedlide. ~. aa1d the ~
to·' and Jongt!me trteiid Mias er for P"uldent. Reagan for 1uaalve J>O'ftl"• in aetttng most aloa. Speakin& for the Saa-The boy suHered a skull were the ftnt tn a ...._ to E~ Dawea of the• home fcovernor and Geor1e Murphy of them to go along with him. preme Court. Chief J\JaUce fracture. a slashed cMek be submitted to the tt.atet.
addreu. Servtces pending. or senator. U ttie unity pitch 11 su~s-Warren decl.ar~ th.iJ ~loJ.at. and neck, and a punctured LB.J s •• il Under ~ bl&hway Mfet, Bell Broedway Mortuary, 110 Kuchel decllDed at a Los ful, there probably will' be ed Bond's right of ~-ex· spleen. He had been report. pee Jftd act, the atate5 must tmpt ..
Broadway Costa Mesa. Angeles newt conference lut no opposition to the aelecUon pressloo. ed in "fairly good" condition · e ment new 1tandard. for their
METZMEiER, Tonya L. Sur· week to laJ wbether he had of Sen. Margaret Chase SmJUl -Accepted for b~gs during the weekend. higliway1 b)' lte8 or rilt
vlved by parent.a, Mr. dd voted for Reagan. He had no of Maine to head the con· and sub!equent decls'JOft a . A hospital spokesman said • loainl federal f\mdJ.
Mrs. lt'loneth Metzmeiet'; apQ)ogle1 for bla 1!~ of IUp-femice of all Republican~-Durham, N. c., case wblc:h z 0 It an developed a bead· He Loses Press in Fog Tbe federal propoula: two lllttn, ID:mberly Arm and port for the DOmbiee. at.ora. may Mttle _whether federal ache and a high tempera· • _u ....... _ ehl.ci. ln-
Devora J . GraMde llrWlef, He omtUed Che toftl'llO?· Aa a 1ucceuor to retiring policy pmn1ta local houJfDC ture about a p.m. Sunday. A u;;--'1 v
Monday, 12 noon. at G.l elect'• name from a list of oth· Sen. Leverett Saltmatall ot authorities to evict teuatl rplnal tap revealed the pre-AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -FrMerlct.ibarC 11 70 mllea ~~
Shrphefd c.e.meter)', ,B.._. • ~cw elected le.st Mauach11"8tta ln that poJt, trom public low rent proJ-Wu Pre.sMlent J o ll n a on an lloar. tiona f d ;J,. • ••mm. ton Beac:b. Dlreet.d by Piek moatb be aald nlftA:Dted "a she would be the Gm woman ecta without a '-ring. speedina down a Tuu hlCh-On dtpardn& from ~ St. or en.
FiunilJ .Co 1oD i a1 Funeral J'tlUl!DCe: of forward·lootJnt to bold a leadeuhip job of TAPPING ~ • 'Ra• SI to church c.,,,,..._ In Barnabas EpfJcopal Church. -Delal fl DeellMI fD drfl-. Home. Rtpubllculan." UUa nature. · m, eet ~ay ~, 1 Johnson c1r9Ye oil llo1l7ly with en ~dertd pearly blind. ClSZEWSkJ. JJ... P. Sar· -Agreed to examine tbl fog yoa could cut ~ 1hiJwifeLadyBJrddd 1 car· -A .., cateeory of ddv.
vtved by wife Wiilfted: t w 6 constltuUonalJty ol New knife? load ol reporters be wu tat· en' 1iCenael lot motoreycliltl,
sonl, Toltl and Bd Cye. Serv· J rd A ts M t !:t,k'~:~: ol~r:pi::; Plague u .s. Tbe White Rouse n.11 no. tng on I tour ol hi• ranch. ldlool buJ driven and other
loe1, Mond.Q', 1 p:m., Peek 0 an ceep ee wires under. state. court or· But a UPI pbotocrapber fol· Tbe IOUpf foe had deued tpedaltfea.
F.am1ly C4loldal .J' u Der a 1 der1. Tbe case came to the V... Pnu IDtenraUo1lal lowiq him ~ a n.mlll mi ICllDtwhat bf tha. ~ driven' Pa• t
fI<>me. . Supnme c.ourt on ,peat by . hour clip to P'redericklbarC Jolmlon ta an aeellat drt· recorcS. before taaum1 new
LAWSON, Loft1l E. Santf.. w•th Arab• p Ralph B ~Chk Traftlen in the Midwest. could not keep up with the ver and ht tnow the Te:u.a Uctaae1.
ed ~ deJ ~ =. I 180 owers patJUc ~ m!n convtoa:: Nadbwut and Oklahoma Prealdent'.• •bite Ll.neo1n l'Olda around b1a raeh lib -8eUinl up driver trainlDI
::'• da~ am.ta . ud ,.s in a liquor license cm· were piqued today with lleet. Continental or hll S • c r • t a book. But h l 1 drlvblf procrams.
0om1a.. Senicel to be beld at BEIRUT, TAbl!fOll (UPI) er, bad charged that sptr.e, cue. frealq rain, fog and drlv· Service follow up hil car. comu up often u a aore -Belmeta tor ~cit
Hoxie, ArUuu. Local ar· _ Jordan acetded toes-., w tbt command f.alled to aid -Let stand a ltate court hat rain lforms. The Wbite HouM said: point . driven and tbeb' paaen,en.
range!MOtl by Pitek Family d and.I Of the ~ thllfl· Jordan Is repelling the hea: ruUni against a New Hamp-A ttorm system packing ''The Prel1dent took bla At a hoapltal brie8q after -Mandatory aaminatloll
Colonial Funeral Home em '1 I aell afd of N . •hn man who sought to lee ai wbScb tim driving to church yea-be underwent lllrfel'y Nov. of--fatally htjured drtwrs and WHEELER, Arthur B.' Sar· ed Command. tut It atteud e .!fct ear~er that b ov. 13· adop,t hla lllegJtimate daugb-1 t llld freezing r n, m:. . The (Secret Service) 18 for removal of -. .throat pedea1rianl for aJcobol eon·
vi\led by wile, Emily; dau.gb· a jcat deftlllt coanc11 meet. a« a-u • n d W~~t ter. ~ case stemmed from turned roads inro rtb~ns of log a&owed be Jen the ranch polyp and repair o1 an .ab. tent · _
let, Gloria 8. Smith. Services, lllg fD Cairo to cll.tcau J>OI-meetin and w I a dec:Uaoo by the Maryland Ice, spre~ t;om Wtscolllin at 8·33 am. He arrived .t ISomlna1 aurpry, his family -Brin&tng state bealtb Of.
Tuetdl1, 10:30 Lm., Peek Fa· slble moves ap:lDat Iara4 ~ meetin~ ~ Court of Appeals which re· ~-Michirthgan, 0~•dt chmCb at· &:lie a.m. a cllJt.. physlclaa Dr. lames A. Caln Ocala into 11.fety program&. WlY Colonial Funeral Home. Tbe Cocmcll, damJDatld by ...._ filled to pernrlt the man lo uaulDI, no ern wu an mil .. • of Mayo atmc Aid be aboUld .
MAlUDIAM, k 1 den. 28(18 Eapt and Syria. wu beiDC -tha Cairo. obtaaJ custody of. the child. nttenl portions of Peuuyl· ance ot 17.4 es. not drive "for mQbe t!lree•-=========.
8 lad• Aft. Bakersfield. held . u tdJedaled delplte Jordan bu a~uaed tbe On .tbe "one man, ooe van.laud New York. The UPI camera.men fol· weeb .••• ud be'• not uu,.•r
A&e eo. sumvfcl by wife Eu-Soriet p11u to tbe SovW-and S)'rlana ot wte" illue, aome 1 o w e r G-19olorce winds guatinf up lowinl ttie two-ear Preslden· 1,y to •• -ONLY FOR MEN? ~ daughter JaeqUelJD bacbd Syria ~ to ._ tr,tac w fAll'Ple bla "elm• eomta have applied the prin· to eo 111111 an boUr lubed the tial. caravan Aid he "lOlt ~ President ,,.. It IM n. 1DAH.Y "LOT .,.m Cumdnpam ot' .BUenfl~: down ltJ calla for a '"war ol tomeaU.q 1IDl'tst 1mCJDC le to the county and local P1clftci Northwest with hea'1 tbem" after,1bey "got out of 11 days lfter Ida _.... &. 4~ ...
parea.ta. Mr. and M:ra. Jatk liberation" acatmt llrae1. ta. P.-uat.an refqeea In level. Others have refuted to rain IW. in the mountallll, CDWD." -meaning Stonew~. atlou~vlfta blct to·= ;: .;',. =~".,_1;.,;:;
Markham, Neecllel, Ca1ffor.. Jordan. at ocSdl wtth ~ Wlltan .Jordan. dD IO. UIOW. a mile or so from the I.BJ rancb after c:lwrcb tn Jolm-·-• ef '"•' •i-ft nia· and tbtee snmdd1ll S)l1a and the UAR bad Ilk· ranch. Other• blttlllg 80,to as IOD City -_ ..... .,,., ....., • ...,..,.,..
s.rY!cea 1'uadaJ 10 1.m. in ed the WfldJretday meeting miles could not trail him. Later ·Dr Cain amended 4'1driMt-4 a. "'1• ., ...
Needles MalOGlc Temple, ~n. bt poltponed. But Amman SUent Befa••I ..,._ _ decJ ~ "Nobody could catch up to h1I cautio~1 word on driv· w...+ _.._ ... ,....... "'l-
4ucted by Needles Lodge No .. rad» Wd today a Jordllllan --L'll--'-'Dllr8 him." the photographer add· lnt to uy he meant that hJJ •• ,_, •itevt '-... •
-. Interment, River VJew mllituy deJeptlon would at-ed, "and I decided ft ~u too patient should not drive onr==· .. =·="'=-=1====='"
Cemeteey. Dtrected 1-y West· tend. u s s d p T lk ? foggy to try.'' "rough roads.'' :Uff Mortuary. '"111 meant aD Arab coun-purne eace a s The speed limit most of thelpiiiiliii_._.._iiiiiiil _______ __ f'INEFR~ George W. Sur· trlet exctpt Tunl'1a woald • • • way between the ranch and
vWed by IOD. m.cy. Private atund. . A GIFT MOM WOULD TREASURE r
scvieet were held at P e e k EOP(ian Gen. Hakim Aly .
FIJllil1 Co 1oD1 al Funeral Amer, chief of tbe United NEW YORK (UPij -The first effort began in August Viec.nam on the ambassador· B FOR A UFETIMEI ~o~ Troy L. Buntin Arab Command. had lsaued United States by lta "•JJence•• of 1964 when he secured ial lwel Ill Rangoon, Burma. School oss,
Beach• C!......t9ed b . I· a public demand Jordan at· tamed down propog1a tor North Vietnamese President and Hugbel continued, on . ~':m Jobn.ion~ br!ott, Y J "':; tend. · peace talk.a iccepted by Ro Cbl Mlnb'a ~ptance to Jan. 18 Steven.son told Wash· R Talk ,_
'ltlCEO AT $25.00 =-. MJe Potts dd Mn r.o: newapaper Al ADrlm that 1965 ru:cordlni to a _ Jn Ormatfve reply waa trans-would be made ready at Ran· ~ <.. "Q' JIOtHER
0 d Garland .iobn.on~~· Amer aald ln."-!be Oa1ro North Vietnam m 11184 and a private meeting. Ho's af. inston that all fadlitles eagan , .. :t~ fOI'
• • the JJ..Da(lcm Arab Leacue thil' , 1 •-;or"• milted to Wa.ahington to the gooa. • <WM 1 ..._, -~~._~.gr a D d· bad lnformecl Jordlo that Ha week I l_l\&e of N'tw> }ate Adl-1 E.-Stavu.aon,.the.n "' ~ ed 10 ----of In C _n...._!&-1 -ore~ ll•• ........ S...-$1)
CllllQmr. ••1C81i 4-P· sence antie~df"mftl.. Mk -m-iaalne--U.S.' amba11ador to the Unit· 11e1e 1'l\OW u .. ,.. ~Hit.l
Wendesday, Smttb.t' Chapel. I:; was compulsory under Both meetings hid been ar-414 Natlom Hughes WTote sllenet and then a second •
Interment. Westmlntter Db-league at.atur.s Jordan bu ranged by United NatioU .. ' · turndown by the U n I t e d SACRAMENTO (AP) -
bict Cemetery. Oirected by refused to say 'n will attend Secretary General U ni-. ~T'ba":' a 19n~d sU· St.ates Hughes reported say-Gov . .elect Ronald Rea1an Smltba' M~y. th u eet1ng the report said Thant ,, .. a • n wu quo as _ ' • was to meet here today with
BEJUtLAND, Einma. Real· ;,,.~ If d ~ b Co oot immedlately. avallable fw AYtnl· Bult Hughes conUn· tnl tha.t Waablngton feared s~te school chief Dr. Max
dent of Mormn1 O&Q7on Road, . d 1 ~ :iw a mf comment. utd. ~t "felt no ..,rut rumora ol aucb a meeting RaUerty as be planned w
Corona del Mar. fklrricel pen.:." Ar~ Delenae ~ « Nnaweek colu.nuiiat J a11.na:• !jlce tbe U.S. pres!-mitltt topple the Saigon gov-•pend most of two daya In Ute
dlq. Baits MoriurJ, l510 E. which Jordan lJ a member. Emmet Buabet aaid Thant'• dtnt1a1 campaJp was in full ernment. . city he'll soon call home. Qoelt 810"1, CGrcma de l Jordanian 11'1.... HUINln ""'4 'nlut sect word of Wash· Reagan's aides did not dU·
MN. ~ • n-colamftlat aald tb•t "in ingtoa'1 re&IP' to Hanoi. ~e -.:lon the topics for the Rea-
.841.TZ MOtm1AB.IEI ~ JanUUJ ol l985 be (Tbimt) colUlna.lat continued. and 24 gan·Rafferty meeting, but It C--. .., M.llr OR Nae claim• that be a1aln went to ho\IJ'I after bh m e s s a g e was felt the latest student up-
C... Mela Ml f.ia4 St.YalOG, that tbt amba.ssa-~elCW the communist cap. rising at the Berkeley campua
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Mld Uuil be Aid that Wash· Vietnam beau. Two puules nla probably would be on Ute ll\ftoD reported that It bad relD.IJa, be adMd. agenda.
atnc. mlde lta own 1oundings ''To tblt day, (Secretary of Lib the governor -e I e ct throucb Canadian channels State Dean) Rusk assures whom be supported a1aln1t
1n RiMI Ind bad concluded Thlllt that Stevenio1r was Democratic Gov. Brown, Raf • thai. He Cbl MJnb bad no in· nevw ••tborlaed to reject ferty bu been an outspoken
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tbi& to Al\J IDqulnr, Hui.bes ble II ttae flCt privately at· Reagan also was to meet
aald tbt Unle.il Statu' r.-tested bJ hlCb Alntrlcan ol· during the day with a Raff er.
1po111e did not stem reaso.n. fkllll: wtn L111doo Job.n· t1 aide. Eugene Gonzalea, u.
abJt. son 'tlatt.d Tbl.af at the UN abtant auperintendtnt ol pub-1D.20~......._ Tb9', S&lnuoe and Thant President WH 1tlll Jaraely Uc wtrucUoo, and wttb Jact HAltlO.l CINTU ..-HUNTINGTON CINTElt ....._.w.c.i..... on tMlr owa lattlattve • ..,. una~MCll tht ..... uaJ factalRen, wl.ltlnt aecutlvt *'" 1300 Hett.r IMch & Ml"*9r ll'll•••Ot•c)•m.•"°•'••_. raft&l4 a lDtl4lna belwea ol ._.., PMt*Daklnl ff. rttarf of t1M Callfornl.,.Teacb-c..te Mela .._..,...... leech ,. the Ualt.d 8tatlt Pd Nol'UI fortl", en A11oclaUon. .._ ________________ _.
Mao~s eower Grows
W-il Con.ttoZ. Entertainment
,_RONG KQ.'iG tUPU -ChJ..
oa watdms today welthed
•tri.klne new evtdence of the
leldlnl role tbet the former mm• ac:tnu ~e "' Mao
T»tun1 baa usu.med ln tbe
conttnulnc 1tl'Ugle £-0r pow·
er in Commwmt Chlna.
In two 1eparat.e tlfvelop-
menta over the weekend.,
Mme. M.o -CJUan Ch1nl
-waa depleted u wteldh11
tncreued power lD the "cul-
tural revolution," or purge,
1weepln1 China.
Peking radio Sunday re-
ported 1be bad demanded alJ opponent. of ber husband ''be
wiped out ooce and tor all."
The bro&dcut said abe had
been appointed "conaultant"
to tbl ,..,..at political d~
partmtnt of the C h l n • ae
•rmy, wblcb ft 1n charge of
all mllltary ocomt•ean.
TM Soviet Dnl a.1 e D c 1
Tut said Mme. Mao bad
been named "8dviaer for cul.
tural work lo the army."
'nle news a1ency said Com·
mwlilt Chin•'• top actors,
1lnfer1, mualcians and cbnc-
era have been drafted en
maaae l.oto the army and
that in her cultural post
Mme. Mao would lD effect be
their ~mmander.
A movie star until her mar·
riap 30 yura 110. Mme.
Mao hat played a major role
ill the cultural revolution and
attendant Red Guard move-
American on Moon
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U.S. Warns ysicians
They Must Sign Paper
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pureed PeJdnl munlctpa1 .-. ty commtti.e. Oblervera con-
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lntr•part1 power 1truu1e in
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Derrwcrats Begin
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Girl Speared in Forehead
L\'l\WOOD tAP) -Jun-ills said she •lepped ln the
11eue Renee Bidinau, 4, wu path ol a home-made bam·
10 cr11Jcal condition SUnday boo spear hurled by her t-
arter belng taken to St. Fran· year-old brother Keith. It pen-
cis Hospital wtth a spear ln etrated two lnches.
her fo~ead. Deputy aher· DllD1 l'Slot Want Adil 1
FEW EXCEPTIONS
DAILY PILOT d.rcuJ&UCID ti
., complet. that ma o 1 ot the mor. tbq ~ carrier
taleslMn s..m thdr rout.
by mcmol't11n,s the •11'7 r ..
bOmet t o tkip, rat.bn tbila
lh• d•1'lr•1r1" fn ,., Hv•l'
MILLBRAE (UPl) -Call·~--------~~~-#.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~!!~~~~~~~~!!!~!!!!~· fomia'1 top Democratic lead·
enhlp -aomber over Novem.
ber'1 defeat at the polls -to-
day began a rebuildlng effort
aimed at winning t>.ek some
ol the louea.
The prindpal targets are
the U.S. ~ in 1968 and
the eov~hip UJ 1970.
G!'oundwOrll: for a come-
back, l.ncludJng the use ol
vote -analy.d.ng computen,
WU laid Saturday at I mel·
aocboly aeasion of the Demo-
crat.a Exe<:utl'(e Committu,
the imtY'• ruling body.
Tbe Democratic )eader1,
'~oh-that loob lib a three-martini lunch! I'd however, toot time out from
betttr mncel iu. •JVV\illtmenta tor thia aft«noon... election plan1 to dlspole of
-rr-tber tkklilb iPue -their -------------
--------------------------rtand on the •• An Vietnam.
On ID almcllt unanimous •-.a . ~--vote. vote, the delegata urg· lUJU he got 1 quick~ trom B H • An th eel Pr.tdent Johneoo to push the rebel Southern Califam!A rown earmg 0 er for ID extension ol the pro-Democrat.
posed Cllrlltmu truce in Viet. The outgoing governor, who
I S Lif nam u the first 1tep toward turns the reins ol government pea to pare e :r.J:b~~ -JI the over to Republican Ronald
They alto adopted a com-Reagan Jan. 2, departed
RAMENTO (AP)-Gov. ole if the court gave bim panion reeolution commend· from h1I ptepared test to
glven hJgb court permiaaion. Aides aa1d be Ing U.N. Secretary-General warn hia fellow democrllQ:
1 to Los An-would announce h1s final di-U 'lbant for b11 lftorta t.o "Bury tbe hatchet -e n d c e • IPU• 1 clsion on Jacobtoo today. help acbleve peace In t be not in MCh otber."
gelei child 1layer from eie· The State Conrtitution re-bCJUb1ed Soutbwt Allan na----------
cut101, was to hear another quire1 that the hi.,h court a~ tkJn.
appe4 today from a man prove executive clemency 11>e two nlOlutlcJm wen
1cbefuled to enter the I a s when a peraon bu been coo-~ by the NIOluUoal
ber Dec 1 t vtct.ed of more than cme fel-c:ommlbe • ~vea to
· ony. Mathia, lite JacobeoD. GDe W b7 i-tl1 llberall i demeocy in a hear· bad a prior felony convidloa. llt i.t Alll\llt'1 Ute conven-
ing il Brown'• C. · office Brown is CD outspotm foe .
wu Do Math.la, COD· of capital punishment and of· 1W reaolutioa, tabled by
vi murder tn the Octo-teii tried without succen to the omnm1ttee Saturday,
get the le&islature t.o abolilb ~ • hmnedllte bah to
Union allef
Appointed
UC Regent
1183 1lay2q of Vernon Lt Reagan hu u.id be favors by U.S. w• pllnel
y. capital pnni•Jnnent. m boll North and South Viet. SAClRAMJ!:ffro (UPI)
c.urt records lhow Mathls fl Brown decides not to amd d.lrect befOti,lltiODI Union leader Elim 0 . Mcim,
· Ray'• skull durinl a e Mathis -and if there with the Vilt Ooq. llO, 1s the newest member ot
rotwy attempt tn San Joe :O: ~ ~=~ ~ei:= ~~a~ '.: ~v=: :U.°' the
Oii ~. Brown wu be tbe fiJ'lt man executed ID -efforta by pm't.Y UI> Mohn, Menlo Part. pnai·
given appeoval by the Staie a California priaon since Jan. erall to unteat Mn. Carmen dent and bMrnation.al dlrec·
Supreme urt to out elem· 2.1, 1983. Tbat'1 when munhr-W-.cbMr f!vm hw central tor of the westmn conferelk'e
ency to ett Leroy Jacob-er James Abner Bentley died committee memberlhip -of Teamaters, was appobd.ed
aon, 38, vteted of drown-In Sin Quentin Prilon'a I a 1 didn't rach the deleptet at to the board of re.aenfa-duriDg
ing bis 22-Jd d.auafrt,er chamber. all. the weekend by Gov. F.dmand
in 1964. Mathia tnd Jacobsen are "Later," •aid ooe liberal G. Brown. He aucceeded c. J .
The cov , who leaves amonc M current Inhabitants leader when a reporter 11.ked Haggerty, who ftsiped.
office Jan. 2 be replaced by of San Quentm'1 Death Row. plans to punish Mn. War· In 1 statement Baaerty
Ronald Re an, earlier aald 1be number of ~ achaw for her failure to give alid be had hoped to coatiDu.e
be would co ute Jacoblon'• bl.I Iner~ from 41 to Mall-out 1upport to Democrat-u a ngeot folJowtnl an ill· death aenten to life lmprt.a.. in the lut year alone. le Gov. Edmund G. Brown's neu
ooment poqljmty of ~nt court deciliom that unsuoceaful third-Wm bld. "Unfortunately my hos*
opened new avmue1 of appeal Brown croued petbe brief· were not na1lzed and ID Ill for tbote oo Duth Row ce ly with Mra. Wanchn • be J th malnly ruporaible for the tag entered the Hilton Inn's ng. ultice to e university I lane Form CRA 1n entord.n1 the deSil penal· er a-Go-Go to ,w. a '•~ell ::~a~:?~
Q'. 119 to the delepta. of re.guts," Haggerty said.
P Di Mobn't term will expire rexy e8 March 1. 1988. He !a a mem-st lW .. .n YR D ber or the Cltil'ena Advtaory ~ s enounce ()ommln\on for BeviQon and
'Land of Free' Book
Modembatiorl of the State
Conltl1ution and 1mves on the
tovernor'• Manpower an d
Automation Comminioa.
"Ebm MOOD la a brilliant er, CR.A FRESNO (UPl)-Directors the civil rtibta movenMDt by UDJoa ad ml n lat rat or. a
9¢ CD un-of ttM California Youn1 Jle. u. Houat Committee OD Un-tbouCbttUl citiJen of Califor-
aucceaful Sa A.nembly publlcana have declared tbetr American 'Actlvitlu, and op-n1a and a man vi1ally lntereat-
candldate a f lat.er, died oppotttlon to a coatroven1al poeed ta buain& ot ltudentl ed tD the educatloa of our
at h1I bomejSa\Jrday. eigh1h grade ~ called oa a racial bull. 10QDC peopl~," Brown 1aid.
He it 1unhied by h1I wid· "Lmd al the Free." '
, ow, Heleoa, & IOD and three Jn their amwa1 meeting held
dau.Pten. I here duri.ni . the wee.tend, the
dlrecton adopted a re1olution
Jump~ Game
Ends in Death
urging that the biatory book
be rej~ as a ldlool tut.
The boot hu beell approved
by the state cu:rrlculum dM·
lion and was acbeduled to '°
into clanr~ma next fall.
Big travel b •· s
BARSTOW ( ) -Four· The resolution stated that
teen . )'9C' -old obn Fremd "the action .... taken in the
was jumpiq o a 4-by JO. llgbt ol the ctowtng treatment
foot bubecue when be affotded foreip ldeolollet, a
bumped a frl and fell to one-world concept and pro-
hll death in Oa.me1, au· Commwtilt wrtter1 at the n-~Y ~rt. Wilt.er Ter· pense: ~~ heroes and
ry a aid tbe boy, e oldest of tnstitn cm.
a Barstow maker's lD other resolutlotU, the di·
nine dilldreu, u play1DC reetora CeUIUl'ed U.S. Sen.
Sunday at a built for I Thomas A. Kuchel (R-Callf.).
ctmm'• dinner. uked for u tllftltlptloa ot
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sawwp ••(.,.,. .• ,.._man) ca 1oancMrip rdfua. Uft",,,, '°""....,""""" c:.lljtlf'#Ja. Jllnt c:llll Of~ either 'flla'1 k'• a tm'e! barpin. And DO
jUll •epedal clays. bat_,, da"/ of the wtek. Your mum t~
ii pd tor JO daya-on an! Santa F~ tnin. There'• no taJt on
SI.a Pt tldrilel. ao,..-. thin'• rally ao ,nmtik:.t. Ju1t 1&viap. This time, .
.., Ml tlb • watloft on the way? Travel Santa F~. And save.
M. ,_. tocat Santa Ft qaol for fuU delailt oa lupin
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CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
AND LOAN A88DCIATIDN
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THE BIG MONEY IS MOVING m TIE SAFETY
OF THE NATION'S LARGEST FBJERAL
\SSE1S OVER Sl4 ••DI ..
DAILY COMPOUNDING YIELDS
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account earn a 5.39% yield if oor 5.25% current annual rate Is com-
pounded daily and maintained a year. Average yields grew progressively
larger on savings left for additional years. (Daily compounding became
effective October 1.)
5 25% CURRENT ANNUAL RATE
• 0 Nation's highest annual rate on. Insured savings.
EARN FROM DAY RECEIVED TO DAY WITHDRAWN
Dividend• P9kf quart.tty. Funds rectMd by the 10th at the month mm fflDlft the ff1'lt of the
month. Afw the 10th, tunda Mm from day 1'9Ce!wd. Fundt .. m to dllY withdrwn whln·tttty
remain In your 9CCOUl1t 3 months from Octobet" 1 or ~.
ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $15,000 BYA PERMANENT AGENCY OF THE UNITED STAT£S
GOVERNMENT • FEDERALLY CHAJn'ERfD AND SUP£RVISED • ASSETS OYER $1.4 llWON
mABUSHO> IN 192!5:. 42,70Q ACCOUHTS OF $10.000 AND OVER • 100,aoo ACCOUKlS
CW $5,000 ANO OVEJt
LOANI FOR HOIHS • PROPIRTY·IMPROVE.lllJIT • IUlll!llllle
'°"A HOM! LOAN at c:ompetltive lnte~ $5.000 with 8 years to pay. For poolt,
rates and comenlent terms, can us MN. pMlos, ,.Ira, other Ula. .
Rt:FIMANC[ YOUR rttHE:HT HOME at
possibly lower monthly payments or to
obllln cash for other purposes.
OUR Ht0Pa1f IMPROYEMEHT LOANS
This ic.n pnMdls lOCW. financing up to
FOR IHFOMIATION: For Property 1,,;pn,...
ment Loera details, consult your nearest
California Federal office. For Home or
Refinance Lcml\lnfamwtlon, consult II'(/
office llllld -~.
CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS
18 Convenient Offices in Los Angeles, Oranp r Ventura CmndN/ Ample Free P~g
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!Threatens Salt
Blrtlu
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Of V.S. Sears Stores
WASHING't01J (AP) -a.rbead.ing the campaign.
'nie AFL-cf O launched to-A apotuman for the re·
day a. weeklong natioo~de tail clerk.a union nid picket. picketing campaign ag&nst Sean, Roebuck and Co. in Ing in SO to 70 dtJes Js U·
aupport of a five -year -Old aured, and perhaps more.
boycott against the firm'• He aaJd the unlOll repre-
llbor policies. sent& employees in only a
A spokesman for the AFLr small percentage of Sears
ClO Union Label and Serv· stores, primar1ly on the West
lee Tradeg Oepartm• said Coast In Detroit and in
the picketing In at least 90 ~n Illlnois.
cltle~. is informational only The AFL ·• CIO said the
and not t.o prev~t any per· picketing is part of the labor
1oa from working in the federatJon's continuing boy.I 1tores" Th · de artm t -4 tile cotl qalnst Sears.
AFtr'cio 'ketait1 Clerk& 10. It ~U continue, he said.
ternatlonal Association are u~W Seara agrffs to recog· mu the rigbts of Its employ·
~s to jom or not to join a
labor union without lnterfer-
G I' -& ence. coercion or restraint unman \J'el.8 by ttie company" and until
"Seaf s agrees to bargain In
Woman of Beliefs
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Liquor, Store
SANTA ANA -A 1tM ta.
ma.n Sunday evenfnl erdtre4
several customm fn a llqu«
at.ore here to face the wall.
Then he robbed the manaier or Sl50 iD currency.
Police said the 25 to :.>-
year-old bandit was armed
with a partillly coocealed .22·
caliber rifle when he entmed
the BriJtol Beverafe aton at
311 N Bristol St:
Clerk Lewis K. Cram. 58, of
Santa Ana. handed him t h e
cub in a paper bag. The ban-
dit. detcribed u S feet, 6
Inches tall and weJ&hini ap-
proxim•tely 145 pounds. fled
on foot, according to police re·
porta.
f:!~Ee KEYSTONE SAVINGS :~
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with $5.000 ANAHllM M•HI Offlu llfHTMIMTtlt .,."'" .... (t of the
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• THESE PEOPLE PLUS THOUSANDS OF OTHEIS WON Pll%
lAMGING FROM •OOD TO SOUTH AMlllCAN VACATfO
LISTCD HERE ARE JUST A
SAMPLE OF THE DOZENS OF
SPECIALS IN OUR LAST
WEEKEND AO STILL AVAIL-
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£ollege ~~
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From Sears
Southern california -O>Ueg•
(SCC) of Costa Meaa bas re-
celv .. a '300 gr1at from ~
~ars Roebuck Foundati6n,
college President E. Cope
Bpdge, announced. I
(This ia the second time . sec bu betn recog;n.JMrd by _
tbe Sea+ Foundlltion tbr It.I
work in • the field of Jrivate
liberal lfb educati~: Dr.
Bud.le .Md. "Tbe coqege es·
pecially ~· Jhe fad
that Sean does fJrK restrict
the use of the money." ~ than St mJWon 11 bt:-
1.ng liven tt1ia year by the
feundatioe )I) aif privately
tuppOrted collegu and uni·
~ltfu, adlording to o. "E.
Strad~ loclJ" repreaentatlve
of thf foundation.
·Six Eblist
' In Marines
· "The Mercedes-Benz 230S
is over-engineered; say the critics.· . .
A welcome excess, sity the facts.
Up front In the 230S is ~exotic,
tingle overhead camthafJ Six.
Underneath, one of the most eo-
phiJticated suspension daigm
out1ide the racing world. And
the 2305 doan't mJly need Ill
9.9 ... lnch &Ont dlic braka Sheer
eJlllneerlng extravapnce-or
10mething better? Read on, then
decide for younelf.
SOME critie& claim that the Mer-
cedes-Beu 230S uaea unique
technicaJ features when IOllletb.ing
more mundane would do. That it's
.. ~-engilleen:d. ..
The Publlsber of Car tlNl Driver
magazine recently summed up the
case for the 230S:
"It has more duzn enougla blflka_
fM its potential spud. It lttu tlw co-
pirlty to go aroullll a conwr mudt.
muclt /a.no. than anybodf..-ner-.,.
Ing to I"• It ridu vuy w~a. Tlwl«JU tu• dulgllU to sustain 1"""' and pro-
vide comfort ovu a lonpl' period o/
titrU than ""YOM Is evu goln1 to sit
In them. It's a JOO percent kind of
automobile ...
To thaee who view a car u a ma-
chine and not an image builder. this
.. over-engineerin' mabl eminent
good ICDSe. And makes tt.e 230S well worth
ita $SQ46-price. Some reuom~ for that price
-and eome answers to the charge of "over-
engioeering":
-Ewryboc:ly In America is going fast
today, bat how many of us can stop?w
-David E. Davis Jr.
The 2305 can stop-and stop and atop and
·atop. Two strong reasons: a 9.9-incb disc
brake Oil each front wheel .
I>Oaigned for lSO-mpb racing can, cfisc
braka banilb the threat of fade in repeated
bard 1116. The threat of brake "lock -up" is vast-
ly reduced. Water and duat have littlo e1fect.
Ema ••1 Mr tit .. uua coat A power
assist that takes the work out of braking, and
dual circuit brake lines that remove the pos·
libility of total brake failure.
-it wd1 go clown a nasty little
one-lane country road )Ult u well •
It pt clown the New York Thruway"
-Automotive tditor
It has to. Merwles·Beai can are sold in 1 S6
countries wbete nuty little one-line cooqtcy
ra.cb are often tbeonly roads. A spongy"bou·
Jevard .. dde won't do in Afghanistan or lce-
lancl. Mercedes-Raz ~had to come
up with IOlltethbag better.
Tbeir tolutima. botwwect from nohig ex·
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perience: a fully independent, rear~ u1e
IUlpeDlioa.
You can slam the 230S ovu a r.Jlwfl'j
·c,Olling and it won't still N bouncing
half a ntile down the road. You am travel
corkscr1w moUlllain passes and 111joy the
ride. If so inclimd, you could 1ntoothly
sweep around a racing circuit-withouJ as
much as prunping up the tirtS N/orehand.
Another reason for the roadability in every
230S: standard equipment in every 230S
includes heavy-duty shock absorbtn. heavy·
du~ coil springs, front anti-sway &ar~ bydrt>-
pnewnatic load leveler at the rear axle, and
4-ply, super~um grade tires. 'nlere'i no
extra ~arge for a 4·spced ftoor shift. either.
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No gasping or~
Those big V-8'1 can cruise at ~ mph-at 8
miles per gallon or so. 'finy enginea llp fuel.
but at 65 mph they're gasping for bnath.
The 230S gives you the best ol both: its
kylinder, 1ingJo overhead cam~ ug(ne
could run at a restful 90 mph for bou.n, yet
doesn't guzzle gu in riormal driving.
This design wu originally intMdid I« the
brutal Stmles of racing. The englm ts built
up to near racing tolerances-as fiM • .019
of a millimeter for bearings.·
And i~• built on a mail's·paoa -=b11
tine., wbuoaampfocqinc blocks m..med
a.way at random, chopped in half, and every
~eosion scientifically measured.
"They don't build them
like they used to"
-modern A mer/can lam•nt
Mercedc~Benz presents radiator medallions
to owners who have clocked 62,SOO, 125,000,
and over 312,000 miles. The demand is
steady.
A contributing factor: the 230S body is a
rigid stee l shell, welded at 10,000 'oints.
• 443 color combinations. It dO.a'i
have to:
"Whm you /ump Into It an4 dOll
the dOOT and ~tart it up, th. Wfl'J ,,,.
swilchu work, the way the door han-
dlu work, the way th. seat fuu WMll
'""., '""' It, the W"Y #W ,..,.., Oii
th.Wll reclinerfuuwhm youchanp
the uat adjustment-oil of th0&•
thinp ""d up to an ovnw~IMl111
fuUng of luxury." -DoW E. o.vll Ir.
Maadel-Benz ....... CUit
from S25,1SS-to M.lW.
You maybe able to afford a Merc:eca.
Beaz 1rithouf bowmc It Wow .,.
augaeed rcta.i1 prices• for 7 of die
t.S M~~ modeh:
600 Gruel Mercedle $2$, 78'
~Bq,upe 11,916
230SL ltoadst.er 6,262
ljOS Sedan .S,998
230Sodan •J86
200 Diaei Sedan •.• 1 a
200 Sedan •, 119
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'~ clwrft1, optlolu, nm Ml
locJfl ,_, tJ "".
'Ibc 230S imparts a feelillg of rea-
suronce; it pull the driver and his pas-
sengers at their ease. It is engine«ed
to help you avoid trouble, and it ii
engintcred for maximum pro~tion
if trouble should occur.
F root and rear body &eetions are designed
to yield -OliViolent impact. to absorb shock
before it can hit the passenger area. Some
amazing tests have shown that in roll.over
crashes at 6S mph, the roof stayed intact In·
side, you will not find one careless or shabby
touch. The rearview mirror is spring mounted
to snap off if struck, for example. The steer•
ing wheel bub looks like a doughnut; it is
padde.d, not pointed.
This "unit" method of construction makes Clip coupon for brochure
obsolete the separate Crame and body type, To find out more details on the 230S and
with its nul.S and bolts and rattles. other Mercedes-Benz models, send for a free
Sheet metal on many body panels measures 24--pagc color brochure. Fill out and mail the
i millimeter thick .<pound your fist on the coupon below. Better yet, visit ®
~30S roof; you don t feel a wobble, you bear __ our Mercedes-Benz showroom.
a "thunk !"). See and test drive the most "over-
Tbe 230S ranks as on~ of the world's stur-engioecrcd" car in its class.
d1er 4-wbeelcd machines, because Mercedes· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Benz ranks as one of the world's stubbornest : J• SI 1 .&.. I · : • 1m tmons mpo'"n• nc., •
car builders. : 120 Wnt Wimer Avenue :
The company has never stopped building : Santi Ana, c.Jifor,,t. 92707 :
them like they used to. : :
. : Pleue tend me your 24-page brochure on the •
"A car is not a rolllna boudoir, a rocket • new McrcecSe.-Bcm '23~ l.n4 other ~ : • • ship or an oak·panelled library : :
-IO it shouldn't look like oner' : NAM& :
The 230S scats fin m considerable comfort.
It docs not lure you with ~tereo tape players
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WESTWOOD -After watcblng his fuu·Caced
Bruins pick apart a deceptively strong USC team
Saturday night at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA coach
John Wooden infonned writers afterward that his
team does, in fact, have a major weakne5'.
ObvioUJly, it's not on oUense. The Trojans were
beaten 10$-90 and it wasn't that dose.
Wooden, chatting with press represenbtive6
outafde the dosed Bruin locker room, dipped his
finger to a carton of orange juice, licked it dry, and
admitted that the old Bruin press ain't what she
used to be.
"Do you realize we have only one man out there
who bu varisty experience With the full·court zone
press? That's Milte Warren, and he's the smallest
man we have," Wooden explained.
"The zone press requires tremendous team
unity and the loss of F.dgar Lacey and Mike Lynn
really hurts.''
Lacey is out for the year with a bum knee and
Lynn is under indefinite suspension on a forgery
charge.
UCLA was the talk of the basketball world
when it .wept to national championships in 1964
and 1965 with ita revolutionary zone pressing tactics.
"There'• no question but that the zone press--
Cit lack of it-ls our major weaknea right now. In
faot, our half~UJt defeme isn't very good!'
Against USC, super-soph Lew A1clndor batted
down a ha1fdoien .shot. in ap~u.lar fublon bot
the ~ remaim the Trojans, an inaperienced
team. h.ad little trouble penetrating UCLA's preae.
But this is a team that can aUord a weaknesa.
''I don't think anyone can handle Lew one-on·
one," Trojan roach Bob Boyd said afterwArd.
"I was tremendously impressed with him. We
.won't defense him the same way the next t.ime-
we '11 try different things on him .
"Aldndor has a great influence on the game.
Our players have no fear of him but they have an
aweoome respect for him.''
Boyd used his seven-footer, Ron Taylor, but the
big boy couldn't stop Alcindor. Both be and Lew
are sophomores. '
Taylor, who warms up like a maniac, nearly
broke his arm when be banged his forearm on the
rim before the ga.me. Grimacing in pain, he requir-
ed treatment from the trainer.
USC will come closer next time, Boyd predicts.
"Our team can play better than thi6," he said.
"I was sa~ified with o~r effectiveness tonight,
but we were a little over-ihx1ous. Our technique was
off and we need a little more poise. 1 think we've
established a brand of pkly.
"Let me tell you this -we were disappointed
to 106e to UCLA. We think we can beat them."
Boyd bu a super star himself in Bill Hewitt. the Mt. SAC trlDlfer.
Hewitt showed pro-like moves getting off great
sbota and even more unbelievable ·Pille& AlaO, be
tcored 39.
The Bruina play hoet to Dub nm Saturday
and Sunday while USC travels to Brldley aDd De
Paul over the weekend.
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·Rams' T4eory: Best Offense is GoOd Defense
Bawks Win, 123·118
Sagging Lakers
Rest for Rematch
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LA Record 8-5;
Best Since 1958
LOS ANGEl..!5 (UPI) -There's ID dJd aytq In
football that the best defense ii a good offensive bat the
!AS Angeles Rams seem to have revmed that lclqt
today.
The Angelenos beat the Detroit Uon.s by a u.3 aeGr'8
Sunday and the Ram defense played the major role i1J
..A.. ..A. ->-the victory.
H ).( W Ram fullbeek Did[ Biii
PRO GRID
STANDINGS
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ran b.ia season'• total of mdaae ~pined J'UlldDLto
1,041 -a dub reODrCf -
but that W1tJ not a major
factor. .
Warner ·Teams Win, Lose SoCal Crowns
\
no's Comanches.
For the Cowboys. tbe
victory ended a 14-0 sea.
ton while Al Dies' Caba}.
Jos. in 1ufferlng their only
defeat of the year, wound
up with a 13-1 record.
Nearl;y 1,000 fans watch·
ed speedy David Pauel
rip off a 65-yard run ror
the Cowboys m i d w a y
through the first quarter
to give Newport.Mesa a
lead it never relinquished
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i!ld one they continued tD Kalama'• TD WM after . ct tbrougboot the con-be intercepted a Sm Ber-
n. OowbOya were up by doo pus on the Cl.aremoat
a combtablt 21.0 at ball· »yard line a . returned
Ume and Pulaski'• defen-it all the way. Whitford jn..
1tv1 onJt didn't allow a tercept.ed a pua Jn the ate·
San B4!rnar41no ecore un-ond quarter that set up the
til tbe third ,quarter. C.OWboya' lecood. .toveh•
Parnl'• JCOr• was !ol· . down. Jowtd lty touchdowM by Pulaski aldlJed· out o(.
Pat Kalama, BID WhiUord, rensive linemen Ke11 W~
8 r t a'n O'Flahert;y. Ken ren. Carlo Tottl IDd Joe
Kalmbaeb ud another by Toetl for vall&lble 11 n •
Panel blmself. blocldng.
San Bernardlno'1 abUlt\1 golnJ. But 118 ...._
to take advantaat ot oc· came rilbt beet wt1t . ,.
ICOte of itt on 111111 .6" caeiona1 brtab Ip e.J 1 e d b.alfUmf IOOl'e ftl f.T.
d o o m for the ~ nit footbll bclmced file
Joi' hopes for an llDbeatllll ft001 "'1 tor ._ C...
HUOll. lot ln tbe ... Jiii. A.
Dies' cmr out.tallied Kl Comanc.bt b to k pktl9d toe by a 3.15 to 100 marlln. up a klolt ball and ran a
Caballo beck Ron Trlpp , yard.I fOt a 10Udldowa and
acoted the Jlmt't flrtl Sb ~ bd'lld ..
touchdown on a three-Jard other Caballo ·m11eue hM
run In the flrit quarter and ont ftlllrt toucbdowD fcir a
Jim Schulb'a converaJoa IJ.'7 INd tn ... f oar Ui
mlde it 7.0 In tbe •arty qua:rt.r.
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Area {Z~own, 60-59
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mittee is this gtWB lhect which houses Mn. David S. 'l'mgla', dllir·
man and Mn. BOOert N. Broxon, hospitality chainnlll (trom left).
Christmas Parade
Boats Ligh~ Up
HH Waterways
H the sky Mer Huntingmn HstJour way lfahts up
in all colon of the spedrum, you can be IW'I yoar cal·
eodar is a«urate-Jt'a not a Fourth ol July jubllation.
bOt r..adents Will be AyiJI( Merry Chriltmltwbil• t-J-. ing charity. -r
Huntington Battour Phllb:annooic CommiU. II
liking tbe coopera1tln of all t.mu.e. to join in UM home
decoratiq conk!lt·and the fourth wrual ctailDw Bollt
Parade.
Entries are not necessary for . the home competi-
tion. All that is required is juat keeping the 1iCbU an
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 15 and us, when jade-ril
nab their rounds to determine trophy winDen for tbe
best ornamented fttertront and inlaid homes.
On the followtn( day decorated boMs will cruise
the hartJor to the judges stand at 2 p.m. md It 5 p.m.
F.ntry blanb must be tiled for this compdition. although
there Is DO cblrfe.
awardtT~b:1~ni~~.:!:~=
be pretented.
A bolt pende party will begin at 2 p.m. ln the
Beldl Club and will f eatu.re no-host cocktaill and a cater·
ed .. auninl klt" lunch or dinner. Tickets for the boxed
menu are $2 and are to be purchMed in advance. One
lucky hokhr will win • tabot..
After dMt, spectators may view the final boat pa-
l'lde, tlljoy bonfires along the beach, join the Chrlltma
earai -.,, be entertained by a strolline muaician md/or
dance.
Bilbllgbting the evening festivitiq will be the prw-
mtlltiOD ol trophies.
BOit pmwfe cha.lnnan ia Mn. Robert Bidwell wbo
DM\J be called at 598-3240 fOr further infoJ'1D&tioa. Ga-
bltll Fetix. srad manhall ii accepting patllde entriel.
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HAIDWAll l'Olt T .. WINNI~ tropbit!a, which will
be .-rded SatunSAY. Dec. 17, in Hun% ... Barbour Beach Club
to ....... Of~ fourth annual Chrlstllll Bolt Pwade and home
d~ contest ere (from left) Mrs. ~ Blctwell, cbainnan
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More Helping Hands
BroldtlDinl ita borboa by IQlftdina the ..,..,. wonmc ..........
tees' rotter II tile Orlnfe County Phllbarmonk: Sodtty.
Tb.is time offictn went down to the aea (,.ol in lbips but by .tomo-
blle) ~ eltabllsb the newest and. 24tb unit bl 1'e county.
I.eadklc UM Newport Shani Cwunittee tbroaP ttt in.itia1 ,._. et
bmd raillnC for the .ociely will be lfn. 1*ld s. na,1er.
Servin& an the board with ber mt the Mmes. OCee BHcb. 'flee daalr·
man and holtess for the orpnb:ICSonaJ meettnc: J.:ry Hendricbon, ..-..
tar. Tbomll Mc:O>l'kle, treaeurw; Curtis Bluemke, continuance fund, and
Robert N. Broxon. hospitality.
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Mrs. Mvvin McCby, vioe dWnnan otthe Newport Harbor Women'1
PMlbarrnooic Bovd welcomed the JrOUP. md chaired the omnwien • 1~ Philhannooic purpose and stnJCturl Wll expWfied by Mn. Jebn r.
Porter, eociety vice praident in char~ all women's committeea.
FunctiOlll of each comm!~ on the board were ou.Uined by Jin. A.
Bayard Dod, dWrnw1 ot the ~port Hnor Women'• PhWmmonJc Bacd.
and Mn. A. Bayard Dod Jr., chairman ol the New.port Hm-bor Phil·
harmonic Board. Spomor is th• Huntington Harbour Philharmonic:
Committee, and proceeds will benefit Orange County Pbllbmnonic
Society.
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TtON, PLEAS&: Omar ~ ..... it ad It la IO IDod 1 .._,.... t9 n-
pillt tt: •'W• •w .,...,... 1M1 1111'·
tery ol the atom -rejeded the Se~·
moo on the Mounl ni. w or J d
hu achieved brDllance wttboat .S..
dom, power withoot ~ Oun
ta a world ol 11Dclear oata ad ethi-
cal lllfantt. We mow man abeut war
tba we know about peeoe, more abo\d kUllnc tbaD w know about Uvtq. ••
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Donated lur Drmti(&g
AdmlriQc some .ol. jbt prizes wMch will be awarded dqring the Lagu,pa Beach
Aft Aini .. '• --Chrilelw Siltat Atactian .. (from left) Chrllty Bron·
ner Gretcllen Van Dmml and lln. Emalle ~· 'lbe GallsJ, 1ocat.ed
at 8o7 Cliff DriYe, i.,.aa Beach, will open its dooQ at 9 a.m. Slturdlly, Dec.
10, 1D11 tbt ddllnC ol the written -.diOn bidl will be at 9 p.m. A ntreebment table staffed by the Art AUllbta will .,. open throughout the day.
Taken Via
Yule Carols
Music Lures
Yule Guests
Bill of Fare
Doubles Joy
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booUd by the South Cout
aob for the bollday meet-lna. to take place at noon
Wednesday, Dec. 7, In the
Hotel Laguna.
UCI'a Chamber Singers,
d1rtded by Dr. Maurice Al-
lard, anlstant professor of
musk and choral conduc·
tor, will present Yuletide
musk. and Willlam M. Fl.sh~
er, 1u company consult-
ant, w I I l discuaa What
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el BenchJtJ, ._ ol tbt late sre•t bwnoriat. Robert Beft.
cble7, wrote a .,.., funny
book, prcMllt-tbat tJle cur•
rent writer la a "cbJp off the
old fwmy·mu hlinseU."
nu. ol the but • aeller,
with the cbucklea J'UDlling
rampant throughout Che •ell·
reAd plgea, was "Tbe Off Is·
landers."
Just in ~ you don't rec-
ognlze tbt title of the vol-
wne, we will bruslHlp your
metn0r1 IOftl(Wbat by allud-
ing to lt In lb mot1oa picture
form, Tiie a..-•• Are
c.mJat 11le Ballul Are
c..tac. Now abowiDf at the
_,,.,. Lido theatre, located at the L., 1[..c ... 111Ar.... entrance to fabuloua L l d t
PriDcea aeama w b l z lale, ii tlU VfltJ fU11111 film,
down fraat aa4 back ol this adapted for vlewinl from
a1eet UtatJa -a ..,b the BesdJey belt boot.
ftY to .... ell JOU? fl&-ure. TllMDcMluUoD trial
marb wallt. z.u,...., la
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rlaa Jila'tia, tbe DAILY PDm. 4G Pattml Dept., m W • 1 t Utb st., New Hundreds of wcris could
York. N. Y. 1001L Print be written about the current
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End Games
NEW YORK (AP) -After
~ from pJceting bouM
wiva, two super m a r k e l
cbainl bve decided to drop
promotional games. S o m e
otherc indicate they may fol-~ aatt wbeo their cuneit ~primotiona ~nd,. an Alloclat.
ed Pnll aurwy lhowed.
In &lnu.a City. games may
be. cm the way out altogetb-~ ~ -=~ whlda cutomeN win prb:el.
&11...., Stcfts Inc .• the na.
...... eecond-1-aest f 0 0 d
Me operation, mnounced um week ft would get out " the game business in Janu-
ary -aMbougb lta Bonua Bin-
go was ~ted for half of
the chain'• 1968 sales in
crease.
''They've run their course,"
said Robert A. Magowan,
Saf .. a,. cbalrman. ''Wt don't
think they have raiJed pric-
es, but If the bouNwlle
thlnia that, we won't flllrt
,her."
PU1"'it1 ~ loc., -.... st.ore drain in Northern Cali-
fomla, dropped its rweep-
lt.akes games earlier. and of-
fered a choice ol Blue Chip
stamps or a cash rebate of
slightly more than 15 ceua
on $10.
The Great AUantic & Pa-
cific Tea Co., wbicb operates
the nlltlon'a larg~ chain,
said in New York last week
1t waa neither adding nor drop-
ping promotJonal games DOW.
"But that doean't mean to-
morrow or next week we
won't chanie '' an A&P
spokerma, ~.
Theo in Kamas City, A&P
joined Kroter Co. ad MlJ.
cram Storea. • x-u OtJ .:hain,in--~ pmu.
Cummtly A'1.P doean't have
.ny games in tta eutJeni div1-
1lon, from norlbern New Jer-
sey to . Nnr F.neland, but Joes in IU oCber' four dJvi.
&ions.
Kroger Co. in Qnclnmti,
Ohio, the third W'gett d1.tn
Issues trading stamps iiif
runs an assortment of camea.
The g~ such as Booua
Bingo and televised b o r 1 e
race. cane under fire t h i 1
fall from housewives protest.
Jng that they added to food
prtc.es.
Poll Shows
LBJ Rising
Popularity
W ASHJNGTON • (UP I)
·A'eslde!rt Jobmoa11 A I i a n
• oar helped ~ ~ achnfnts-
tratica'1 P"9dvity frem lta
_,._. .,..,.. u }O'lf In. Odober, accord.-
to the laWGallnp Poll.
-~ CCIP7rlaht poll. NpOl1ed 1 in tbe Wastmiiton -;post, said 41 pln*Jt of Amer-
-:-can adultl ~ ot 0. job
Johuon 11 dobag, ~ the
llppl"Oval nte at the IUM
mark recorded in September.
Jolmaca'• admlDiJtra t l o n
WU approved of by 44 per'Cftt or Americans tn October. The
late.st reading waa taken af. ~ tu the tour and November
electkm. but before hit re-
cent aurgery.
Previou.aly, except for the
bomblnl of 011 NIM! wet
.. around Hanoi and Balpboa&
ln North Vietnam in Joly, the
Presklat'• populartty h a d
•kidded dowDb1l1 from a h1'b
of ea pll'Clllt in Jan1.&ar7, the
; _poll raid.
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Survive II Days· After Crash
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rhe 1967 Models are on their way to DaYis-
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Family .Unit
Gets Popular
Ir CYNTHIA LOWRV
NEW YORK (AP) -After 1'Bonan&a" bit the
populari~tl and stayed there, m,any 1 produc·
er tried to rills • l'tt'itdl aa the ab~• durable
fom>lt -I family unJt -and IOfDt have hid COD-
. liduabJe succaa . . -
• There la a family feelinl balll around "'l'be
:Virginian" with Shllob Ranch.~ ljl VaUeT' bal
· :e matriarch lnstad Of a ~I thillp,
but there are grown drBdren on whom to. ban• plots.
NON!, HOWIVI .. bal hid ''BmtnP'f't .
ceu. And that~ II mt bued JDm11 on .....
Ing up an lllOftment. of beroel, ciat of wbom it
bound to be popular wttll...., ......-t of the .W.
)ng audJence from jalor to grandma.
.. Even more ahrewdJJ, the ibow manqea to ca(m..
.)ine story Una tut an 1pptaUDc to 1">1Dlll. while, at the ume time .upplJbW the bones, .... ad flr·
-lnr flata that ti.. men lib. 81Dd111lilht'• epllode
,,.. a typ.lcal auaple of the artfUl ,.. of a nre-
~ redpe for btgb Nlellen raUnp .
• : • THI CINTUL FIGUltl wu a nice girl who
.Uned her IDcndibly boorilb father when be bpt
: ~I her ibe ,,.. 1-lely and boGnd to wind up a
; IPlmtc. Ht kept dobaa dreldful erabamlltng tblnp
UDtrytai to bay •a bddegroom. ften there wu
a nice wtdonr ao didn't lib to be baDied or
bought but wbo Wll • "2Y be bad to be blasted into
punuit of the sfrl
>.. pW. ... am ol4 chestnut ii not litely to
result in any Emmy nominatlonl, bot It waa tlle kind
of happy ending Cinderella story In which women
can get lnYOlYed wblle the men1o1b identify with
the Jada ri.b tbe. lboot8w CID tbetr bipt.
' APTllt A NUMalR o1 cl1UuMd. wuderinl pro-
gr&mJ and trytq to CO'NI' whole 9lllile fetUwlill,
NBC's Telephone Bour teems to h&Te hit upon a
mmlcal documentary formu.la that ti pleuant to
: the eye, ear and brain. • .. ;: nm tbtn was the lletropolitan Opera oped
. 1how. Sunday night the subject w11 Oeclllle
and the Cleveland Ordtest:ra.
HighllJbta wu the camera treatment of lhirt·
1leeve rehNl'IAla of tbe orchatra, u .sun esplain-
td the effect& be wanted and called for repeata un-
W they wer:a achleved.
. ANOTHll INTlltlSTING bit 1bowed Szel1 ln·
.• atructma student conductors in "stick tecludque.'•
: :_uie proper use of the.baton. It wu a nice hour.
-
!
Danny ~~· ~on to quit weekly televilion at the end of ..,on relieves bis network, CBS,
of an awkward declalon. It is highly unlltely that
CBS would hue carried the expensive show with
its expensive star into a fifth seuon after it had re-
ceived poor ratingc -in the bottom third. of the
Nielsen list -all .euon.
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Prince Plans Mesa Civic Playhouse
To Study At
Cambridge
'Sheba' Needs Longer Run
We've -been
able to lower )
gas rates,·s times~
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(aut with almost everything '
elle going up. you might not
have noticed.)
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The Gu Comp&llf bu been able to reduce rat. ftve tiJIMI in i.u tha11 !Our
y-.n. Duriq th1I ume time, w•ve been &bit to paae on to vou l'fuite "._,. 'n
retundl, too. ta mlllion to be exact.
Al an Inv.tor-owned coD)pu,y, re,ulattd by the Callf.omia Public Utilitie1
Commlll1oa, we tab an extra atep to make aure you're tatiafted with your
Pl ..met. (Kteplq you happy la the way we do bualn-.)
So, if JOU didn't think much About our reclaetiona and ntundafwe hope it'•
· becaa11700..,• c:GIDt to esp.ct NUOnablt rata from~ ::.f:'-· hi. In a n1ca war. kind of taka aa tor I j, I
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Repertory Plans
MeWdylandSlww
·Youth Asks
Dismissal
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270 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA
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IN COLOI -AUO
TUIT·TMOMAI
"MAKI MINI MINK"
Wll. TMIU IAT. ONt.Y
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Bill Taylor, Ed Allen Capture Major BYC Awards
RACE RESULTS
Entry List
Still Open
For Sabots
LOS ALAMITOS •UULn "'-U50t ~M*Y. OM. a. 1Nf Jet Strew 011 L Wrlo/ltl UM Ue 1A c~ a '""' 0011 aw 11• c p.,._, >• u o ,llUT UCI. ~ vwdL t YH r 614a. Sl"IM"I Stw 1111 II Adtlrl UI
Clel1'11nt. Pvn e tl60L Tlmt -:IO Ult.
1 .. ~ (Ill J l(eftltl lfM &.M '-:IO Al .. ..., -A.C.ftdV e.r H-A·
W"°*"'"*° O• C ,..,_, a •• 1A ~"1r ~ Pr~ Nish, Mr. w ... Lotti Girt (11' H Pege) 140 Ml Pie. l r .. llng ..,..t, Se.-'• C.91 Tlnle -11 4/\0. -A -Coeh A lul"" ..,,,.,,
AllO rell -Hello ....,.IM,. ~ No acraldln. "°"•'· ~ P1t.,1tt¥•a.l cerM. c '• """ u.c•. • nm. t ,..., et& lltc1UUI. llodt A n r, Llttle LAie AJemltee ,vtwt!Y Trtlla -t1W Div. &c:r•ICI*' -...... ._ ... lNlu ,.,,,. tucD. On!1 fiv. day1 remain In ~~0:0·~~.~~':et.,... -. .,...... •-0» c Perw1, .. ,,. ...
wlllch tP eta-the Paclfk _, ~ lft ,,... A,...,., Pvr• 11• ~~111 m• 11 ••'*•' 7M 1.• J.-t and Balloon Oab'• i_. •• .,...... 11n J ~, '""f::"'-'V.' ft1t:-"' 4.to
ttdnl annual Sail ol the a.. t.. llrM n• II llbl ti t1t Al• ··" -A -Valllll"t ~!. W•tdl ldllW'"1-TOMo et• a .......,, i]i 1!11, GIN tan. Off Llmlb. U«n .. ,, bees 1fldch wfl1 bt ulJed of1 T'--• fn-. ~ -Mldlle'1 Vat• VlN blldl ellfl'Y.
Unda Ille 2n Newport Har· ~ '?:,;. ·~· rf:!. ~ :i" IC>'•"':.".~ 1 .,,_./"
bef 8atarcfay. ..~~ ~; ':...~ 0-. H l ff-: .. 'M :.r ii H! Rll:ll chairman Bob Ke1r111~..T.9ii';r..._a,.....0 • 11 1 n• c ~> t:
ar,.. all Sabot 1allort under fftT116alCS. • ~ ' ,..,. ...,. ._ - ' ?@....... .. 11 1ow11w
18 ,.an of a,e to enter tbe ~"",1':,.~ M m1nu1 '"" "' c.11t. P~ !; •~ o~, ~. C,:..,., bit ~, 'nlere ii no entry 0tt11M11 nn 11 ....., ..... ut JM ""'Scr•.J;i -,_., oniw u.. o.
f ••A --.. •• hJ in ~ TWll1w O• C Smlllo) 4A 1.41 ~ Dedt .. ... melUVC.ll p • ~ ... 11• J .....__., UI Xi.,;.UTM llAC .. "'~ I -.... dUb 11 not a irerequls-T""" -11 4111. =--s..de1l'*o~ ~.,....
fl._ .,... A• ,.., -Pel .... ,.... '-o.id'f tM 4M I! -f-v. t ~.Min.,_ Dile*, 0..... Dar, T°" 1p1ir (Ill • Meir) a.• Mon than 100 enbie1 have ~ J.t:t:i:' ,t,,";'"...., .., T•,!~ ~ \We.• ,_,,
been received to dal2, a n d a=-l'Tit uca. • ......_ 1 -..._ ,.:Jj~r M.!_~,.,ia.r .._ a--. x.rn. aaJd weparat:lona ~ A1111t1111 1<M11r b1111 -11t ON. Ser -lme JNOlt'·.
have been made for twice that ;: ..-~Ai~.,,..• J.;t;.~
IDUJ. Tbt PYBC aent mote ~1• • f::'> ::0,....., tn.ttatlom to Sabot N ted Ahb ~ w:._~1~~ ri=l: fl !j . 0 Y 11"" ~ lii~,.. Belid• the aie limit t be ~ ~:-l: ~1. ~ ..... OD)J otbfr requirements of ire' ,,.. $11tmt. '-'· a.,r
the ,_ are that you leave Draws Storm ...... \ .. ':-!£ M ~ J...r-...
,.,.. protelt na, at home and :.:. r..:. lrt"~ lit H! eosn• with a tood appetite. ~~~~ ~,lt ~c Plrl!W> Ui
FoDowtnc the r•c-" cbJU, hot Over Plans At:™ ~'fr'.-tMt. Pini II doe and l!Dft drlnk pJcnlc will T~0 ~ '• .. ..,, CMc.
be mvld OD &bore at !Juda LONDON (AP) 1be dean :. ~-:~ch of '!~ Abbey, --
ltlldle tbe 111:1 mljor P'I"' land • coronation abrlne, baa
.... tnlpldea. .t!Mn W 111 ~ ~~OD:-~
be ICllDe llO td.Mome tro-aervice for an ren.-. there
::.. ~to pktlcipanta Q1l Humn Ritbta DeJ. s.t.
l!Dtr7 1Qnb IDd lddlUon-uniay.
al blformation " .. v be ob-CbriatlaDa, ..Jews, Mo.demi,
DAILY
PILOT
WANT ADS
-Hindus and Buddhist.a di be ~ by calli.al (714) U a-represented at tbe final ma· HOUSH FOlt SALi
HM. jor event of the abbey'1 year. Joni commemoration ot its Genenl ~don 900 , ... ago. --------
1000
. . . Tako.a 11a o1 ttie boar'• .mce ll'Ylne Ternce Ed """ wll be pMled In lilmt pr-x-.. but at 11>-millme tntervala ~ l BR biiae e111
a 1'tJC'9M1lt.aUve ot one ol the larp cons lot. Good e:mt.-
faiflll wfU read a paaap. q Jou ad low i.. 1-
Tben lrill be no 1 p o t e n Price nduce4. Top Honors
Iii Lido-l 4s #
prayen, no mu.de; only Call to ...
rudina•. medlt.atioo &Del .n. CURT DOSH, te11tor ence.
, Many Aftlllcan dmrcbmen Mike RWman • Milty from ere far from b:aPPf lbout the
Sierra Sail.1111 AllOdatioa cap. Invitation to men of an faiths tund tq> bolal Jn the Lido-.... -""" lD ... _ ~ 14 a.. in Bab1a OJrtnthian w .. _......, ..... -3·
Y .clrt Club'1 Year End Re-
aatta aaffed Saturday and m
damp and tmn«lme• bloltery
cond1 tions.
The regatta ~ tl2 tn·
triea ID &ix clAQa. Final re-
sult.a:
LID0-14 (20) -(1) Milty,
Court Site
Under Study
Mike HillrnAn, SSA; (2) Lil Oraqe County ~a
Lani, A. D. Mact..+ttan, Tu81daf will be asked to C01'o
BCYC: (3) Ja, WJ'llD Be-alder a atudy to ae1eet a Ii
dall. BCYC. for a ntw Newport Beach -
KITE (8) -Fu,WVe, Pe-Colt.a Mesa Munktpal Co
tu Parker, NHYC. bulldlng.
SABOT A (12 -(l') Mach A formal request from
I, Dennla Durgm, BCYC; building services director
(2) Tbrft Bita, Kin& Hu-R-0bert E. Thomas notes the
mann, BCYC; (3) Hot Shot, Inadequate lacWt1ea now be-
Greg Nowell, LBYC. Ing used at 5ff1 E. 18th Sl
SABOT B & C (7)' -Chill in Costa Mesa.
Bean, Kurt Wiese, BYC. "The int~al planning for I
FLIPPER (6) (No new court 1hould 1tart with a
Name) Kevin Kearns, BCYC. site atudy of the exisUng and
PHRF (12) -(1) Athena, potential new sites.'' Thomas
Vince Arrlgo, OCYC; (2 ) Von noted.
Voyage, Walter von Klein-1----------
Smld, SBSA; (3) Deuce, Jack LEGAL NOTICE
Owen, BCYC. met
NOTICI ~ CltlOITOU O~ IUUC TltAllSPH
IS.0. •111 -'111 U.C.C.I
Holl<t Is Mf'IOy el,,.,, le "'4 Crrtfllort KHYC Yul OI Sl\Ht1 H Prtc. r..-ror, e wai-• .,,,,.,. " i•~ .. _, v.t.
COii• 11\ea, CCMmty 01 Ota Slate
f/I C.I~ IN! a .... ~ IS
•boUt lo .. ....... le .. llC'WNll•tt R S " SGna. r,.,....._ bv•"'-• egatta et acldrws la 112 Sau1ll LM Allgl4n St~ Lot A,..._ C-'r f/I Lot ._....
'.... "' C.llfomle. The """'9'fY .. be ,,_,.,.,. It .. K.tng Hart>or Yacht Club at catM •' 1~ .._, 11W1 .. ~· Redondo Beach has extended ~. c_,iy "' Or.not. 11a1e °' • C11ilomle. mvltaUona to all Southern ~kl ,._,., 1s detulllld '" -·1
CallfornJa yacht clubs to par-.. , "'" •fodl in 1r-. °' 111e1 ,,...,.,
tlcipat.e In tu annual Christ-•"41 bort' "''"'"'•"" 11v.1~u k,_,,, " Sl~rt Ii Pr'lc4 and loealt<I al mas Regatta Dec. 10..11. ''°'" .. __, etvd .. cos11 ~ ... The regatta ii open to all ~tv 01 o .. -. Stai. 01 ca1~
classes. Five boata will be re-no. bulk 1ra....., wtn "' _,,,,_,.
quired to foml a class. En-~.""1.Z. ~J ";,~4111.,•Ja~ o;:
tries for est.abllahed claues ~;~" L!. '::::....'? c!::.~ ~°' L!.""l: will be acoept*1 until 11: 20 a•lta. ltllt Of Calllonlla.
n.... JO. So ftr • "-"' IN Trtnd#wl, a.m. ~. all IMINN ....,_ !Hiii """-llMd Cl.&slet already ettablilhed bV IM TrMI"-'-h ....... yqn
include JunJor Naples Sabot, 11~.,::~'·11~ ~ 1N6.
Winard Sabot, R·ll, PHRF, ~"'~: H. Mee. MORF, OR, Cal-24, CaJ-28. Tr911$111W
Corooado-25, C b a I I e n Iler ~:511.v •ostNllLA" "
Th underbird P-Cat Light· Tr•n••-
i "~J 20 . VI,...,,....; Sn. l y: H11ry 11.-1.11. n ng, ~ • , ... ..,,J, 1pe. Tranm"" Ent!M"T\rue Finn Lido-J4 A ""uv 11ouNaun ,. so11s -·y • • 77! S..111 YI ......... It. & 8, Omega, International·' 14 L• .. --. eaw. ,...
and Small Boat Arbitr.-y. ~., 0r:;: eo..si Delly ,:;::.
1730 w. Olut H.llh'n7
MUm EVES f73.3MI
IOAT YARD
Owr ., ps month In-
come, lldJO' ~. located
DeU' ~ 6 major fflwa7.
Owml-llaftlc ...
W. E. lldlenmyer
IUtr.
64S.J9'll
OOVER SHORES
BAY and VIEW H~
wttb 3 private ~
MAC CO
Jahn Macub JUty Co.
Asmt 881 Dowr I>r. Suit~ 101
Newport Beaeb m 4> &C'l-8235
Y' Resort Income
U Unite + eotre. ~ 1
block to am& beech. Eltoti·
cally Furn " ctaoont.d, $179,500.
G'OOR.GE WlLLIAMSON
Rltr.
OPf.1'4 ~.
4BEDROOM, 2 bath + la.rp
paneled sitting room, b&tti
le bedroom. Juat rlaht for 1
comfortable ~rate In-law
111lte. Price Sll.950 with only n:m down. Bill Hendrictm
RftJ t:.tate, 1873 Harbor
Blvd., CM. 6*G1 at
64Hl2ll eves.
$17,950-Jr. E1t•t•
Sharp A cl~! 3 bdnnt. new
thJck car~ng. custom
drape11, l!Urrounded by atllft--
ly ll'fft, beeutllul yard.
Present loan 6"' ':(. Interest.
540-IT.IO.
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
DREAM HOUSE
400 Kinp Place, N.B.
2 Bdnn + Famf17 Rm
E)CO'nC GAR.DEN
Rfch•rdton batty
6424600
IACK IAY
3 hdrm. l" beth. Larp lclt,
room for boat or tra.Ott~
$17.950.
C1mpu1 Co. R .. tto,.
646-1811
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They put
i; the news
llA Alt9lisoM Ml til• h1tereth el ... _ t21,000 WHt•
..... hHrt. Al w.-·. ~ltor •• tit• Deily r11.t, th•
cev.,, th•lr ftNet1tlllf •cfMtl11 •11 • YNM'HH IN1lt
wltli • .tiff ef tbr t•P.orf•rt ucl 1thet.pe1thers.
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TOM PORTVNI i1 et home ift 1 ,.I~• ... ti-. 1 ~etl
Crou lllHtlttt or • city council Httl ... He'• ene -4 tile ... "' •I r1porler1, e.liton ancl ........ ,... wltW.
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fetr•phen. H1'1 .... ., .. ,... ............ -·-· WM
cev•r th1 ec+Mttes ef tlie o...,. c...t 11141 lh ,. .. ,1 ..
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P'flet *•-....,.,. t11e ._. a. er..,. c-tr.
people like you and your
Autom1tion may be chenglng the world, but it
hu a secondary role htre at the Daily Pilot. We're
interesi9d primarily lft the people of ~ Orang•
Coast -and the thln91 tMt lntwtst thefn. ð-
ering and reportinf MWS alMMrt people un't be
done with a machlni. It ten. people. People
r.ke theH. TrainM, decrte1ted ,.;;;-ptt* men and
women. They're pert of a MWI staff of neerfy it()
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HOUSIS FOlt SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
General 1000 _o._ne_r1_t ___ ~ Oentrat 1000 -------FM BEDROOMS WORLD WAR II FOR SALE $21 ,950 OR &.EASE $165 Mo.
FOUR B AT H S. Attractive llQRl & vm 3 BR 6 den, 2 bathl. ha.rd·
two ,,_., an crWet, cul-de-ft "' wood flocn, f t re p 1 a c e,
.e ....._In • uatUent doullJ.e prao. Eutaide !'.dl'SJDE CE1f11'J\ MES A It~ are L Vtterao of W/W lltU' w... ~
,..,..~ nelpbomood. 2 or KorR IDll )'Oil ha~
FONIAL DINING ROOM UleCl your Veteran (GU W ... Mc,.-.11-
built. In ldtdlm ineladJrli loan. >'OU are now entitled to . ~
dlllMilllw, Wb-R and tQa&ber VetuM Mia. call lll1> K=~ _.. p9 Ellt& ..,_........ ua fer mote J.oO;rmatioD on • ...... ~ at ca.D& and mP-thll new low int~rest. low S.."29 Eve..._.
.,_.. .... lddln l)MltrY. down P«Ytnent ()f'Clmn. We JUM,
l'll11ib' room with &Sau can llllat )'Oil ln applyin( 4 BR.. 2~ heUal w.-elleftt
da' to ~ pa.do and for your eUslblllt.y pepus. candllion 811 D.n.en St
... ymt. 11le lmftf to Coleswo.tltv & Co c.M. . .. : . . . .. . .. • . D>,sOO
a luvt r.moa.. needl tor 1 "'1 •
od1 "2,IGO. 11DS WON'T
LAST -CALL 'IU>AY.
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wD CJllloD. X.....,.16 ,...
D1 l'OCID Jn Kia v-s. llllN_. .. It SH.llO.
OolJlill a..bJ I ~
WHY RBm
t \ I I'
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642-7T17
Nevt to Suck Shop Jr.
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$6500
8lllD 2
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RENTAU ltlNTALS UNflU HNTW _.:;
"-""' Unfumi.hed ...... l'umlthM ...... 1L..L.-t...a..-....1 ... .... ...... -..... ~ ....... -~
'"-'""1 leach 3200 c.ta Met• 4100 Ctltt Miii 1100c.ta Miit 5100
Vendome
Sp1cleua I lidNiiiiiw2 a.the * Swtmmlq Pool * Po&UDJ GNen * J'ireptu. * ~ fadla
(Adult and hmfl1 Anlt)
Slll-S160
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H IWl.Y PtlOT/NewJ.fll'tlS Monday, DecMiber S, 1966
liNTlll llNTAU lllL EST ATE ANNOUNCIMINTS SIRVICI DIRECTORY Joas .. IMJ»t.~YMIHT JOIS & IMPLOYMi'NT JOSS ' IMPLOYMINT JOIS ' IMPLOYMINT
Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Min 7200
Help Wanted, Min noo -~------Apt9. Untwrn1"*9 Apia. Unfuml•hed General an4 NOTICIS
-------' UA• ....,., s.n1ciee "'2 H-•, w-......... , .... _ --Cott• Mell 5100 Roome for Rent 5995 ;:,Lots.;;:,.:. _____ 6_1_00 Pef'Mn•. ~ ... -··-_. #4IUV saw WINDOW a.EANERS
3 BU<S,.to bHebl Maid ll'rV• _I (AA#lll Offer! ., ., XMAS CARDS Wlndon, w a 11 I, blindJ, 2 lkdroOm. netf11 deccnled.
BuWN. pnit. Patjo. -mo. 2229 Rut&tn·
5200
Ice. Ol'"lor TV. $10 wt 14>-Y "l'V" "" HAND ADDlft.mSEl> 1tOYe11 qm floor wuecL m 8th sc... Hund.nctan Sch. ~ OllJ' u. too cards •· * • C&U S..mT • ~ Up Wit w/kilchm. I will build. you a home Free Pi~· 549-~. CAI.I. MIKE m.tr&o
SITS> Up •udlo apts, 23'7' complete for tbe low. I.ow .,_ .,._ u10 ~ RdiaMt ~
Newpon Blvd. ~~. price ot $6.3.'l per 14· rt. ""nouncemenn -Paint~ t»Jum.b'I. ~111
Drahing
Stan~ards GARDEN • APTS. ti' STEPS to B~~. Call Don ;,JT.()380. COAST HEAL TH CLUI
LIAg...()pT&ON P\l'MWOM • BAnt ~ mcr.-8rll* .. &JU Sauu-Stum-IM•NP ... uu.. 61'0 o.v.-and malntal:n
! er s BJ\, 2~ ba, ~e. mo. 6U-'7Sll or m·ff/O on ccl~·&ae· f"et by tour ~C'need &trie * ltAUUNO S18 Lo.a * the Dfvltlon•I Draft.
Pvt Patio. Heated Poob! BALBOA 1&1&nd. RDom i ba. 5UTlplt. 130 x U6 x MOG. thnt n1. JO am.I pm C...ral .l Yard clesn-up Inn Room u ...... I to
Pvt tr blk ._ bch Sat. A ~ 10 am-t p1n Do _.... ..... -""""' ··• ,_.,_
DtlUJte. $200 to S250 mo. en • uvm · ~ x 125· 132 & 11th otf NIWJOrt Blvd. own ~·· ~-comply with mUltary
Call 646-3864 A.it· or S55 mo. 6TJ.29M JEAN SMITH, RNltor * .. 5 ........ u ._ __ .. wt•'-·-! HAULING TRASH OR ~ standards end .-1
Area 213 653~ PR.IV .. 'TE llOME 400 £.11th C.M. &45-3256 ... ~ ~· -~ nd 'de I d -··• n-
4 c.M. 642-5090 • ""' ll TD -up oe "''"' requirements. To Settle Eatate Quiet and cle.n! SwHpin9 Oc .. n View • 646-27'19 • DutS.. wUI Include
PLUSH 1 BJ\ 4 aancert/den. U a.-0111 Mltt 4 P.M. $5,lOO L&IUD• Bndl mW1
, ,,_ .. _ $30 _c..,.. __ .,_..-.... .,_L_o_ts __ 6'_11 lronl-c 6755 con1ultlnt with entln-
trpl, IUndedt OYttloolcina NICE lge R.oom or te'lt· ltvel lot, $2,....., ...,.,... ... ~ Mrlnt per'10ftnel, ~mine po01, 2 bat ti a. Ma.n oal)'· Oowntowu Colt& mo. ind inC. $3844 2 <;etnetuy IOIJI for .aJe. IRONING -atlon of -In-
..,,,__ _,,, N"' .. -•twre _P<_~eu. __ caJ_l _:wl-31.1_· _9_. __ $:165 Harbor Rest Memorial S1 •-··-· -··• .. ,., ....... '""" · . Hour Mrlnt .,-retlnt pro-...U.ble at h price. ' ROOM for r~t. Gat'lie fM Acr.... 6200 Park. 5«).J80S. ~ cecfu,.. and formats CMG· s~. 999 Grove Pl., C!d. QUAUIY lronl by nd I . •ent R-~u-__.I 646-5'16. e mVINE BLVD. TUS'I1Ne SERVICE DIRECTORY ng -'6..~ a ml". proc..-ure "" --6 Acre• Valtnda rnwe· In by t out by 5. N.,,.-.l tukt. 3-4 yrt apptlu-
LSOllclol-. modern. cdorlUl l R • •-· d 5-..1. $10.960 per ac. 541..s«iO S.by1ittint 6550 · OVff ~-* St6-30'l3 ble exp and ~h.lon br unit. Nr ~A Ocean. oom • _, ~
B ........ ~. In -.. ~. IRONING done In m.Y home ct..,rM preferred. Bltm. Yd!. Call 673-19(! *A "SWINGING PAD" ExcMnt"' R. E. 6230 clU> .. .,u ~..,~ 3~ UUIJJ.. $1
UPSTAIRS 3 BR -1 BA . .Du· * roR YOUNG ?tflll. or mlo,, Relp ldult. Pref per ~'i\.12-mo APPLY lN PDlSON OR ~ )'fly $115 • mo. Ind-m4.i64/fount.ain v~ WANTED Bal ••· ol' Pem. 6'J'3.T50l. CAU. ~·u * t• .. A ~ ..... s SABYSITI'ER IRONING In m)' Home _.. _. '""'' 1. Garate in Nf;'WJIOft Beach H~· DAY or WEEK. $1.25 bf. ~ Sant.a Ane Ave. 3333 LA-..&.--lfvd. Guest Homes 5991 --a. c 111 646-1930 ·or c:A"-9701 l"'l'IWVVI" 11.1--rt H9h. 5210 -~ r---. ! * &t2-8I01 Apt. A """" Cos-M--........... REST home. Ambulatory KI ~3331 uk tor ~.e ,,.. ·-
i.L .... UXURI_..;._OOS __ l_BR_. -Down--ladlM. PriVIU, ..ml · pri. Dell. *~'. ~~~ loandtcepfnt 6810 546-80)0
""" Frplc. niop, encl vate. care. 9wedllh eooldn&· BUSINESS end Madler EKp. Call 19H?Q1. SPRINKLER SYSTEM A" aunc
pr, cpts, clrpe, patio, 1nd'r:Y 646-2918 FINANCIAL NEWTON I< BERRY ILAIUI
tac. Adullll only. 1140 i.e. REAL ESTATE Bu1•~-n 6570 •... nv-,. .. .,,.. m Jmne. 6"l'S-Gl5 dt l "' " lu•. Opportunities 6300 -•·•"''""'''·'v"' ntftll(H ,,mer 548-2939 aft 6. Generel ___ C_ENTOOI ___ BJW&.___ FR.EE ESI'IMATES Ill.JUI
GEN'L CONTRACTORS 541-1361 or 646-3073
hit Bluff 5~2 Income Property 6000 W EK •MEDALLION HOME>.
TAX SHELTERI $300 PER E e ~ bld'1, Remodelia&· Muoftrv, lrtck "30
CORPOR.A'MON
Missile Systems
~··Mar 5150
*CUnelleef*
OwMI' builder bu 11
well located, well rent-
ed, unb for aale in San
a~ xint lll.UllC'·
ment. Nftdl to Mil be-
ton Dec. Jl.lt. WU! tail-« temlll t~ ldt JOU· On
alllo !Me trad• for build-
... hind 1n OrlillP
Ccuity. Prin -pea.. Call 5'1-"'2
GUUI' DOME Uc. lor I + \owly home for owmr
CALL U M984 ~ nns CAN BE YOUR OP-BRICK • BLOCK • STONE
PORTUNl'l"l FOR FINAN· Cabinetmaking 65IO PLANl'DGVENEER. etc.
ClAL FREEDOM • IF YOU Al Mal.me ~ MT-'ll90
ARE WILLING TO WORK CUSTOM kttdwm c::ahUllU, ========I
DIVJSlON
us. Cltizemhip Requftd
An F.qual ()pplrtuDit)'
EmPloYer
a TO U HOURS PD xJnt work, !91bl prlcll. Pa=ntlnt WEEK . . . THIS IS FOR Sbop Mf-o.112; Rn. MT.-:D. Pa 6850
YOU! INV&ma:NTS SE-STAIT WORK
am.ED BY EQUIPMENT c..,.. ...... ,.. 6590 EXP. ,...... ~. IMME ... &'TE' v I& MDlCJL\NDlSE. ]tit Q m&tedalt A: wcft. U1A lo I
P<kSmVELY NO S!J.JJNG. Jm>AIR * ALTERA'nONS m.wb1p. bu-n&es. $91.20 week MAN OR WOMAN CAN CAJlINEl'S. A:rrJ 1be job. _...,, 56411. ~.
HANDLE. ~NA· 23 yn • .-. 5""713 07-912. Westmn&tr· No ~rienot ~. TION~NO BARRI -...-• must be om' U and haft ER WRin; . GIVING CARPENTRY. edd'1, petlol, PA1NT1NG • PAPEJUNG lived iJI Uft minimum 1 BA c KG Ro u ND AND remodl. C>lttr 15 )'Tl exp. No job tao small! Uc., .ln· Yftl'· Lota ol ove'Ume dur·
Gumt' HOME Uc for ~. PHONE NUMBER, MR. Satilfadioo iuat'· 962..al54 IW'ld, Bonded-Free ulml. ing oe&t 6 l'ODOtht.
$20.«X>. p,cm da. Vite. HUGHES, 15QZ E. lat. SAN-... Exper. (Mpentt"r· R...,,ain KUTY a. ae.cJe 494-l<m CALL PERSONNEL
TA ANA. OR CALL AN'!· Ir Remodeli111. lqe ~ JNTER. or Ext. PAINTING 5~529
REMODD.ED 2 a tor 1 TIME. S4T-8411 FOR APPi'· small, Reasmablet 646-4224 IMMED. SERVICE. Local MONDAY 9-5 1UF.SDA Y 9-1
bonw '"bl.th, d.rpt/crpO, FINANCING AVAILABL& ....... ..-No JOB TOO SMALL! rel FREE e.t. SU.162T.
outaide entrance tr> 3 aJMp-.,, All types Home ~ · $20 PEil ROOM MACHINISTS
inc rooma. LiYe reat fret, Reuc:mable! ** 962-1371 a: up. Inter. Ir Exter. lat Lat.be machine ~
Live In Luxury Bia. 5el.167 ~123' co~~Tm dul ~. reu. 847·1351. with predlion pan. In abort
1 BR. 2 ba. Ptt. patio, 2 W/INf PRJDE ol OWNEft,. Thou.midi oC Women Cement, Concrete 6600 INTERIOR e EXTERIOR run qtW>tWn. 5 Jell" min. ~ PGOlai, Qlmpl. SHIP, Tu tbtlt.tt, Spene}-~ ftf1X.ti.QI laundries CEJMD(J' Work. wood feftcee, Low rm. Satisfaction cuar~ ~ ~= ~n1;i6e!
GJ:. ldtdMD tDd. ~ ab~. Room to blild! Drlw to \lie the ll!W .._____._, ...__ •--deed. Rrf. 642-6688. ~"' «· by • 1120 W AJMCE/CM. etc. vna&DCU.... mJ111 ,_,.,..,., ...,..
• .lemalca Inn Hefel Pleue doo't boCbel' our nice fRl61DAIE atepg. etc. Padol • tops. Remodel Rep1lr 6940 scni~c co1 RP. . 2SGl E. o.11& Jlw7·, 01M quiet '1'enlJU. • a -Uolta Free £At. 539-9456 llU'tfme·i---'.;..' -~--
m,mo * tll9.SOO * Jet Action C!MENT work, petlol. lllde-3839 S. Main, S.A.
MEN-
U )'OU have 9Vft felt that
)'OU would lllle to dlter the
lite ~ bullneQ, u
)'OU bed Jl"OllC' tnilnln&,
and an adeqii&Te ena tm.
medlate aalary arn.np-
meat, the OONNreI1C'UT
MUT U AL LIF E
INSURANCE COMPANY
oft.en )'OU ~ch an oppon.
uni1)1. The men Rleded
will be liven mpectailud
tra11:1ini, lncluttl:AI 2 wedcl
9ChooUnl at our Home ol·
flee tn Ha.rttord c.onnectl-
cut. Our~ are:
qe 2:'l to "5, IOme .. u.
factory b u 1 l n e 11 back-
cround. at leut l )'Nf'I
residence ht ttdl .,.,.., pr'e-
!erabl.Y married. Write cw ,,mr. for an · appcmltmeaL
ConnectlcutMuhNI
Life lneur•nct C..
901 Donr' Ddve
Newport Beadi -M2-oas5
Jr. Merchandising
Trainee
UNDElt 30
1ntematioml arm, OWftft' ot
locaJ and QIQoawtde ~
m•JDlc:wti<nt and ptjJUc tn-
b'mation l1Mrfttl bu
openlnp tor )"OQlll men
wil!lnr to ~ I.be ....
~ at bard 'Mlr'k.
and tbe cballenle that coma wttb adYancemml
()pportQnb:y wtth ycKq
~n tr.-. In our
bnmcbel tbl«cboat tbe
WDl'td.
,,,_ Min. .. edaool edoeetm
$135 wk Alary .
For appt. call Mr. PetA!s'lca
539-1941
Nloht Audttor
ll to 1 Sbttt.
Experienced NCR
4200
SHERATON
BEACH 11111
21112 Ocean Ave.
HunthH)tot1 leach
O DO PTS OWNER * 548-8007 Commerclat WMher walks. pooldecb dri Room Aclclltlons An equal opportunity COR LI . A • tMmNGTOH ~AC H Al 1 o ~A ~: Alterations eq>loyer mod. frpk:a, pool, s • 2 Br Unlta/SIOO ~ U you heve .ver t~ <Ii Call aft s 842-5295 525-~ MAIMTENANCE MAN MOt.DING
---$l4D ~· Seftra1 tnc 3 • blkl Betlchl as,soo. ~ tDto_ bu1inaa fer your. • USE OUR DISCOUNT Aae 35 to :;s, :ruu tiJne. Machine Operators
Apta. '1CJZ E. n.,,. G"'f13G. 4M.Q50 elf . . . but baWD't found CEMDlT work. all types. No PLAN ANO SAVE Must be ~ paint. Plutle. Injection. Penna·
"'1· m-331'1 ~ the RIGlfl' bullneai, find :tab too small. Free estim. $$$ MONEY $$$ er m:t Carpmter ant have neot position witti &ood pll)'· l,:;m;;~~~-:adec:7."'! ~2;;-;b::-out bow EASY tt Is to have H. STUFUCK 5"-8615 ft.emodellnf to aatlafl ability to make minor elect· ~ Wodl oondtlbw.
r, * 1 • 2 Bt/2-BL \JNlTS l"Jl' YOOR OWN r..1...1.1.-Oobl ! STOP ! .... N~ rica1 and ~ rep&lnl. , OYutime and all frtnce Cl*, ,nnge A; refrll· old, 1n Sen Qanmtit. Room ... _..,., encl r~ )"Ot)o QU ... .._,,.,.,. -'-" .-i at. befteOtl. Immediate
Gar. Adllllle. nso 11e. fer Pool! **Nev BeM:h! t.aundr7. Concrete a. Block, an types. umrt 1"n&Ddntavallab» A·i'Sn::No 0~~l.ut. .,._ m.,_, $65,500. ..._ * De1I, CbJ1oe 1oc9Uom avan.ble. Small )otl9 too. Hi411 nu:E rsmlATES BOR SHOPPING CDn'ER, :::. ~~.::,:
e 1 a· -liO{~. 63l·'71J> ot 4MCiO eWla. Write OI' Call eon.ct PATIO -3!iO Ill ft •.?ill att. Way ~ CX)STA MEBA. llder tn1neel.
•• ~ T'rD10IJ3. TRD'L!:X • 1th D.ELUXZ Col ()..... Concl'ete Sawed. ReraOYed. Uc • ac.led m4Ttl $11,<X» PUJS NEW CAR AS _.,,. CJlllFDlln aDlt. Tqt C.K. Joe. llr IC RepLaced. &a.lQll. NEED a ~er! c.u BONUS far man ewer 40 ln CALIFORNIA
1
..... _ I• ir•ir) $1500 doWll1 <2IJ) -.m, l41U(pment, lftC-: QUALITY Bric~S'late Don. Need a plumbeT! Call ~ O>e.st area. uee car fnlection Moktlnt -~ 5139~ ~ WcWTfalb • Brick Patios Don. Home repalra ol any for lho:rt trips to contact Costa Mesa *"'460
• LD>O 1«*D An' • lusl'*9 1.tnttl 6060 Blvd., North HoJJYwood ...-or ~ evea. kind. Don is your man! c:uatomert. Air man fL L. An equal opportunitJ ,_.., ~ ~ St.... (21J) 871-U.21 O<ll Bovee NM.191 Sears, Pres., American Lu-~
....,.,... Cllnmt-~ lxcell.nt Locefleft FtJU.Elt'ft)N Centnldon 6620 fr-You o ud mnodelinc. bricen&a O>., Baar m. o.,y. HANDYMAN wHh ao me ·-1 .. * 1--•1111116 painting pluteri.n( or ANY tan. QhD. flS«n, ' Jmowted&'e o1 electdcal, -· e E. lTttl Street QilQ Ma& 13~ W. Valencia type ~ * MACRINISI' I Jt;A, Sbop p J um b In a. ~ Ir e Slip Aftl1. * -.... . • (714) 525-7888 ReMdellnc · • • • • • • • • CALL DICK • 60-1197 aper. * Apply: Bar. Mar ~ work, to Ul1at In
:. eq. ft. Olmmer'dal roR S.W:-Eloillllft Drap-=.=~. ·. : : : : : UC.Ins. Bmded Gen'l °"7tr· ~ Co. * 624· mainteDance Jftll'IUll-Xlot
fiOO 14, fl. stonp W1 A Yaa.61p lllop; CIOllllPl J'n.nk"J. McKean Remod. a; addl. R.ea-O:wnm. TERMINAL WAY/C.M. oppotlUDlty for mlll SO to56,
wart. roam Incl all equip Uc. Blcfs. C.cmtnldot nnenc'c &mlld 1115-3215 BRAKE 9trrict a Tune-up ..mi -Mired or reUrecf..
ir fabikalic.. ol cmtom ~ ~ Men. experienced. full time. Good PbJwical oond. nee.
...... bidlpnieda a in-U a.1• ...._ Roofint 6950 Red'• Serwice Cei&er, 5912 BeneflU. Write Box M 491
1'UM 6 UNJ"ORN • ~ u.aCIW\ 111don. X1llt c:llmt*. Mtllt W~ Hts. Bch. D9U)' Pilot.
,~·AplL.
2 BR'•• 1""' ~ ..« ...... ...,.~ ,,__ all! Lavtllc U.S.A. a Or# Dept. Trainee
deccl'allDr' ........ OFFIC! 54Wit64. e WE WilL ROOF LEAKT TRUCK drtver, malnt. men. 1' -35. HJ Sch erad. lftk· -' FOtt E AAA Rooting QI, "Just tops .. Oftr 21. Good drMni tnr cweer. Paya to $2.70
. '1111 Talblrt. BB. an.-._........ N B •• c b BEER. WINE • DELL BUILD m REPAIRS • INST AILS Gl'd. Palm Prell. Ml-0246. per Hour 1f qualified. --New .... Clar -su.sio. "& __ ....... ,.__ Pa TOWNHOUSE! DOIACI 1 ....... w view • a.ta Kela * KI 5-am . • ...... ---.. • !We welcome ama1l jobs mo) U• DAILY PILOT For l(>l't: call Mr· tt!!'IOO
Br • 1~ Ba. + ma.IDL a Nlld'.r -to mow. Ad6 a to0m -kftcbem. 15 Yra. exper. &e.om °"811W at 53M9CI beflln 7 pm.
nt, ALL ~! c;./ .... cwJt .. d ,...., te lMn '320 Ko DD Pymt. MI H9l8
-~ ----
DrP9 throOUtl Pbol. Qub.. S .,tome. wt amA MESA WllBER S.Wint 6960 • •
hou8e. ~·*962....., m -. ft. -ODl1 $75.000 Fred H. GerwSdl • Uc. o~ .,.__ far-T D I
ti' NEWLY REDECl Z • Bt. ~ 8ll7dme-FOR lJt Tl> fte8llt JC'CJP OK. ~ * Addttianl ma1, apt1wear C01tmne e e e
.SUS-mo· Cpts. Drps, Ston. (114) -.a'ID-AllO 1MlltlY' evail far 2Dd m.a>Cl * 50-2170 all bccuion diidm·1 wear.
Lalife patio. * m.«Ml. CORONA DIL TD. auits. vf!l:Y' reu. ~
1503 ALABAMA OITICE6 er Mr. Adamf, Bia'. 50-2111 Carpet C ... nlnt 6625 6262 Hooktt Dr., HB.
LK new. Lrr 2 Bit. tri]>tex. RETAIL sr<lRES A~NCIMENTS BE R!".ADY for HOLIDAYS &33-m7.
=btt • w.i:m.crpt/ ~· cflo. E. 0aut Htn.y. Variallla eq. end NOTICES with ~ c:arpeta--. turn. -JO_BS_&_EMP __ LO_Y_M_INT_
fbotale. Bldl-...... !ly UN\ RICE a..EANEBS 54&-CXMll
attrec w/....i ~ ----------
DEUJXE 1. 2 • 3 Bdrm, 11h llty. f15.231T or ~ t .. Job WanMti, Men 7000
ba., fumllhed • wWm· $'95 m--5846. poociR. Wht w I Drepert. 6630
4Q1 Memphis. 536 • '133.2. 4 Sl'OR.EROOM 25~ mo. *"6cot color cmb t a l 1. • ~. hinter'N • BJlta Eul of Lake Park ~· Bayenst lfte. FOlni FINEST CU*lln Draperiel e 11 yr&. exp. ift "'• --=--------· -Or nmt rear part ~ at Hr1842 a O:mplete DKwator $erv. e Steady or tempararJ·
OCEAN View. Nr Pier, $125-mo. * ~ FOUND 11!nter. rr.e llnlnc· * 540-34115 •Call "&Vea. eCD
shopg. Elegant 2 Br. Sun· 1D HARBOR. BMl/CM.
dedt· S12S yrty 201 1st St. $15 ....... Office ~. H~ ~ llectricet 6640 Job Want.d, Udy 7020 * 2 BL.KS • BEACB! Li 423 31.lt St., Newport Beach. f5.l20'l l Br. Bltns + Refrlg. Gar. 673-691.T or f15.5525. _-::-::::~=-=----.,..-lloo..-BlU!ICOE ~. Uc/Bond. MATURE ,.._ ambltiorilll 1~ Oliv~ * 536-3462 YOUNG Parakfft, Drytt outlets our ..,edalty. Ir c«lldmiooa wtWlls lo,
Offl R t I 6070 Harbor A Victoria, No job too amalJ, 5al)..(7253 train u dellllal or tnedkll1
Le9un• Beech 5705 ce en • 545-6l56 usi!ltant bl back ciftlice. JD.
DOWN'I'OWN LAGUNA APT. "Exclusive Address" Lost 6401 F~~nt 6660 = ta ,.rm jclb. OaD
1 Br. new, carpeted, draped, Westclilf Dr. N.B. 2640 IQ· IJLOCK~J.S our llltdU. Cipable mllbft ~Need
stow'. rel.rig, gang,. SUO ft. 1 ptiv Ofc'a. walnut/pan. PLEASE help me find my ty. Uc • free estm. Call S.U dally. Tn'I• ftlClP, pn1
mo. Lse. 494-85.'>5 8 desk IPCI· CJ"PU, drps, air-"Sam". He ii a male See.I· ~e. 'tr 541..ss&8 off, ec-. Witte Box p.ao
cond. 25c 5q. ft, (will dl· point Siamese A: v er y .=;;;;::;==::::::::=== .....
Rentals Wented 5990 videl. Court,sy/Brka. Own-trlendly. ~. Vic:: Ooata Gardenl"t 6680 _D_al_:ly:._Pl_l.ot. ____ _,.,.,.
er 548-9586 MeA. 545-1030-EXPEJUPNCED !Mb with
WORKING MCYI'HER WITH Of'FlCE ;r . rt CHIHUAHUA/ Male "0-1" good rd:erence would lfk:e
F"""UR ~uLDR.EN AND A w I~ qua en. • Vt' Landaca-ct .. n-up hoUM'WOrlt .... the .... _ ..... , v '-~ and crrHERS. looks like Mh>-German Shep. r-v1 ~
LOT OF 0 p T [MI s M Call Ow'Mr. 646·2130. 67~1633 Whl~ mar!dnp. S6-21ar . & tMlnt. S.,Vlce ~· 542-T• W()ULO LIKE TO LEASE lJCDmD Ii: INSURED Wiri:·=~-do-...,.i....:.;.__,..,,.~--delft-=--.
3 BEDROOM UNFURNTSH· lndustriel Prop. 6010 Personal• 6405 Kinsel Ir Black _i....;ng_. _~_5311-___ _,_~
ED HOUSE IN CORONA --------Lndlt'P Contr. 499-00 BABYSl'l"nJ«Jfnlm1'5P.M.
DEJ,. MAR, BALBOA rs. t00x300 M·l Fenced comer PllnBIM I Pirtyl or Ml P.Jf. tocall
LAND OR NEWPORT to lot. Sell er leue W 12 Br. •w WEEDS cut Ir mpn.ytd. CLEA.'ITNG, ~ nso. M1-t311. ext. 261 daya: hie. Weltmlnster. 841-8666 How about• Combo Raultnr $10 Joad. Oeen·~ ~ CaD -.-.
615·1821 evenings. for .-.. G«D'l Jard wor1f. Trffs, Ivy EX"""'• _ __.__
HSE Wtd! Widow, 5 chldm, Commerciel 6015 Dance • ~Uon Do own work. 842-1035. si'~H ...-..a
& gmdrnther desperatcly ,,,--WILL--T-A-KE_Sl_6-.<m--Weddlnc ·Banquet etc. GEN'L yard cleanup, t1'ft ========
IX-ed decttnt pl to Uve. SlOO e In Prepaid lnterteat on "Mullc for alJ ooculons" ~. Land.e., DllW lawns. Oom9$tlc ""' 70IS
IDl.\JI.. 642-2650 e 10,(XK) aq·tt C.00,'I ~· Call Mn. SiDd1 ff:a~. Re.u. 146-5148 __ ;,;_;.;..;..;.;;.-.---
Rooms for Rent 5995 Airport Complex • lOO'fe 5'26-2965 or m-1su ;;,.ARMER BOY." Olmplete Ell:pertenoad • Psm....,
leued, 12% ~t llP'f'dable. TO MY nuENDS, I WM In yard llS'rice> 8prlnlden re-U~-in Chlllia. I>: rdcl
P'rinc • ONLY, 548-qfOO Hoq Memcrial Rolfptal. palnd. Job ar mo. 60«Tl. & Britllti Ooelll, M ......
Had to ban IO plnta <Ii NEW-LAWNS-HAULING Mayflower All:J'• ~
lndu•trt.I Rtntel 6090 bloocf. NEU> RVen l'bto GENERAL a..EANUP UVS DIS
PL.EASE ctve me a ca.11. E I --,_ LAIU:E; dean room. Pvt 2600 Sq. h. Sprlnklt'red J• ..... e John Endy e S4M8!N TREE. SERVICE. 642-:IQ6j .mp o1f",_r_::· . -• . . r.ecrg, --~ ~· llome & klt:hrn priv. door. 1mall oftkt'· Ac llQ• * ALONE? M~t aincJe EXPERT JAPANESE gant. l<M>-8 E Ulh S.A. Mt.Gm
PL.EAS\NT Orltt1an home,
kit pm . $55 mo. 890 Victor-
ia SI., nt8ta Mesa. 646-2001.
Transport Dynamics,
Inc.
{A 1ubsidi•ry of Leir Si99ler, Inc.)
We are bUJY, busy, busy!
AJ we continue to grow, grow, grow!
It wtll pay you to talk to ua '
about the f0llowi.1lg:
• prodKtfoi. Machi• Open.
• Twret LatM Open.
• A•OllMltlc Screw Mar:Mne
Operators
• PNclsloll AsMmblers
• Mital PrKesson
• Short ... Lathe Open.
• 0 . ·1. arilMler Open.
• Leh e.f 0¥orthM • C-,..1!'( 1'1•Hf .,..
• C.111,.ll'J ,.w lt1WHflCO
ll .. lr0111tllt PIH e Pl11• lll•ll'J etkr li~rtl e e..,..., ,.W &,.., 111· e_,.111 "9rtefl+L
HfHC9 fl!H f0t f•111lly.
t t. 11 A.M. -2 t. l P.W. D•lty
he111rtt ell4 S.+w4ey A,,.111+-"'1 A••lf#"I• !Cell fet ,_ ... , Jlltefyl-
PHONI Ol A"LY PEASONHQ. 01".
Transports Dynamics,
' Inc.
3111 w. SE&ERSlROM-Sllll All
\\('<1:t sidr. C.M. M..-1393 n. Mr. Johnson· P11ramc:t· a!lulta. OrllJlic Count.)' BolC eDU'· Lndacp,, Oeanupl--·....::.;:,.:::..,,:~:-::~:-:
-f'nvnte-:-flll"ll -utils pc1:-r1ea, 9'l9 Baker SI.. Costa :rm f'1llm on. m.m Malotena~. ~•ck 847-0132 'TIIE ~W NEVE:_ SETI 4111
• Mraa. Sl9-Z2ZI I.::: -----· Ch1&.\tlle6'1 • r <:"'""' "°""'' GN'et for 1t•11t. $4.). • -1 Nffd a GerberultatclitT Lawn Servlct $12 ev9, For M ad to lltJl WOlllld Art E111ul 0f11'•ri1111lty m,i.o,.. W/J
:.i&.16 Elden Ave., CM 642~20 White elephant.? Oime+Une Find It with a W111t edl Call 3' bn. 64&-cnl_tbe~!c:~lodt,~~-~_!Ml!!•!!!:....I••·············-
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WILLIAM PINN
ENGINEERS
W• I.eve h11Mfr•cll of '•o·
fet.tlo111I .,.cl Tech11lul •P•
•111119• llat•4 by Ollr cll•11t
om,e11lu In ell flel.11 encl
clt.dr.llua. lheae cl[tfti•
or• oc•+•d tflt.v9l.C>W+ th•
U11lt•cl Stet ...
L.hlte4 ..... ., It • ............ .,
LC>CAL c;..., .,,.,..... ...
'"' & ••pen ... Paid
OPnCS:
Optical Designer
10.111<
l$ Phy1io
Lent cl•1i9n
Manufacturing Engr.
fO.tJK
All arovll<I beck9ro11,;cl In
optlu.
Mechanical Designer
10.IJIC
Optic~ -•111ell 111•chenism1
SYSTEMS:
Project M.anaget
TO $1,100 MO.
ISU or IS flhy1lcs. flee·
trertlc l11ttn-..tltion Syt•
tu111 to ,,.,. •Ml cllrut,
b•th attMly ucl h•rh•r• .. .... ,.,,.. .....
Electronics En.gr.
Liailon
TO $1 ,MIO MO.
ISff. MSH er 'lly•ica -
•• $1,600 -rttli .. ,, .. u.
l•..,,,dl•11 to H,.,fco
''"''· et c.wat-r 1~t lert, 111 coUHtf•n, rr•«&-
1i119 .,.4 u ely1i1 • 4ate:
RF, Ir •11•1.. 1y1+.m1.
Electrottlcs Eng.
$1,JOO MONTH
IS er MSH -to Oeteil
cletl911 of cli9itel lo9ic cir·
ult1, en4 c.onoptvef clui911
of slow •pHcl clltlt•I volt. "' ... ,.
Mfg. Manager
TO l•K
•lllAT On'OITUNITY s .... ,. 1v.. o.,, .... i,.
born• compvter type prod·
11ch.
Principal Engrs .
TOH.SK
Heny in lfteth en1ly1h
wlttl 10111• upnit nce ill fl•
cl11. ECM or com"'1111ic1+i•n
•11111lptnt 11t, MS, or PhD In EE ., Phytiu.
Communications: .
Electronlca Engr
TO tt,JOO MO.
IS or MUE. Artelysii, ovel·
H tlH I clnlt• k e4ership
111 .t9J1•I ~ec•uint. , ......
leek loop•, e1ul r.,. r•col'4· ....
Senior Eogr.
TO 17.51(
fo.r RF Oitlt•I C.111111nlu+•
U., •CllMl,mertf.
MS or PHO
21+1(
1ppliuti... of .t.tistlcal
com111t11lcetlo11 a probebil·
lty tfloory t• utl t•"' c.o111• -lllHtf.,,1 1y1ttf!U.
DESIGN:
Mechanical F.ner.
TO $1,IOO MO.
ISMl. b,.ri•11co t11 Oe1l911
11eehtlnt:. rtreu e11cl tll•r•
1t1Hyllt1t1lc• 111 rel•tion to
cH llnt of 111•cU9tcl 91111·
li1f1 efl<I Hlllpe11e..t1.
E1ectronicl Engineer
TO $1.200 MONTH
-'ISEE 1.,1c cle•lf"I of cli9·
Itel COlll,...,. en4 ,..-1,h• .,.., ·~.,,,,,..,..,
Sen.tor Mlecbanlsms
Designer
TO ltK
Sr. Electro Mechanical
Designer
f~ loul Co111pe11y. Sh .. 14
hen ••Ill• .. ,.,1e11co 111
M•rotlu ll•, .. 1.,..1~ •• ~·····-·"'
COMPONEN1S:
Tranlducer Engn.
TO $1,600 MO.
ACID .. ,.,t ... c.. All 1 • ...1,
GINER.AL:
Penonnet Direct«
TO II It
All •l'MM .,.,.,i.,_ °"•ti.-City Marketing
Accodnta Anal)fi
f6R·$1IO MO. •
YH11t FlrolMll -Dopte
I 'tf HCffrtffftf •• ,.,,_.
loe•I.
Buyer
$600·$IOO MO. '
t..eel offlco. ).I v••rt H•
•• ,.,1011ce.
,.. by Applicant
Adm. Akte
TO tl71
SAW .
BARUI BROS;-
New Munllrwton Beach
bu aD OJ)d1n& tor:
e A qwtiffed hetne
furnlthlnp sal.-man e An experienced TV &
Appliance uleaman
Commislion basil
APC>b'
BARlfl BROS.
tl Huntington C.nter
Huntington leech
_M_A_C_H~IN....,.,IS=rs-=--
Medlum to tarp tracer lathe
• tun-et la.the eQel'•
To $L hr. + OVERTIME
Apply ln penon
Edler lndustriat
2101 Dove .St Newport Bcb.
SALESMAN
ElqJerimoed ln ~ Ii:
Sporting Goods. Inquire
Grant.I Surplu. StoR
1750 Newport Blvd. C.DL
between 9 A 12 nocn..
INSURANCE~------~ * MCJmt. TralnH ~ carftl' with AM O>. 1
bJJb *°°'· a.laJ7 "" to .., plus comm.
MR FARHA KI 1-«S?
MECHANIC
tor DIPORT CABS
All mocteis. Oatilm Deale>
etp. * Good deal ~
part)'.* CALL: "saYlfi'' * 494-5921 * ~-~~~-~~ Estimator
Apply in penoo
Ga.nd Excavatlnc eo.
71J.Qnd St., NB 546-E
'COLLEGE STUDENT
• Part time/2 ~venlnp.
• ~SAT. * JE 4-30&1
SERV St.alien Sala &: Lube
MEN Wtd! Bill Rub Stan-
dard, 24081 El Toro Rel,
Laguna Jnlla -=======
Agencies, Women 7300
S..Cty . . . . . . . . to $425
Sales Dept.
PBX Recept . to $400
Clerk Gen'I Ofc to $300
Some Kardex up. pref.
Mlll.Y career openlnp for
women both f~ and fee
pa.id.
WILLIAM PENN
Auodetes ~ency
1856 Newport 81vd·
c.o.ta Mesa 642-6434
EXECUTIVE SECTY
FEE PAID
Presti•e company needa ad-
ministrative Secretary for
head executive ol local
firm. R.equitt top lkil1I and
admlolstratiw experleDce.
~e 25 to 35. To $500·
ALSO FEE JOBS
Perao':n.'i°:O.ncy
83.1 Dover Dr. Mi-3870
ACCOUNTING
SECRETARY
Ute SH. 10 key add
midi A C8.Jc. $415·
M.odels •Career ll&a'4
1821 Westcllif Dr.
Ne'NpOl't Bnch &CHCC
PART TIME
5:00 p.m. to 9:30 P.m. Start
tmmediate.ly and work tll
Jquary 15th· DellVttf•
Dltpt.y 6 Sales.
C.11 SS44522 ======I Help Wanted,
Wemen 7400
~~~~------LIVE • in motbtr'I Helper
HlelqJr A: cook ~)' •k. Le
heme, w/2 ICN aae dlldm.
Li P\'t room w I own ba.
fdr)' 4' TV. -mo. bl· drfver'I lie. CIC" OWll bUs.
kft. «Ha Leana Nlpl
• 2ND COOK It RELIEF
WOftK. IDatitutianal di>·
Perm., aood ulary. Apply
Sn ~ Park Lido Con-
Talelcmt HOii>-486 l'1lic"
lhlp Rd., N .S. M2-IOM.
'J'P.Ul'IDfE tolidtwlr ...
natloml help IPDC1 wanted
to mD Ill -lllftU • Le· CUM .,...,. O:lntact Artbrlt1a
Fotmdedcm. 311 w 8lb Jl.,
Seal& Am. 5GC'ff. ~-------~-· Exp • Maid
far Mo41el•Apta
Eleleutlve Suits ?.fical m YorktoWD, HlmtinatM
Bea.ell 536-0Cll
w~ 2Sto 35.
EXPER • ONLY
DOGHOUSE O>ffee Shop
562 w. 19ttl St/CM.
2 .J!I· C•llOf! . PERT f'la.nner 1"1D.ee
TO $111
DRAPERY worlQ-oom. EJcper
midi ~ton. 1.:xptr or
~-8 •a ch Draperr.
64&-390t
~------~ 1 yn. Cefl•t•
Product.lob control
Analyst
TO UO Ha. 1a.,,. Aldi. h t..l,fwl
Jr. Piant t.yout
Draftsman
TO U O Hit.
la,. •rcll. ftr11 NI ,.M Abe> ~Gellent ca'reer
posit.ton. for -.romeo
WILLIAM 'INN
AuMl1t.1 At•rtrf 1116 H._,.... ...... c:.... w... '42"'414
MA'IVRE HSDCPlt
to 1Jye In ~ bcme.
~rtel·
c.Jl ~· Fr1..AM. • R:9iiPrt -wrm CAR. • ~y WEEK. $1JIO.V. e aA0 J'OR GA.S * : _ .:.-:
BlanrrrER 2~:• ~ aa,
ICON aru FRl/ ~
Sdll uea. 548-4718 tvet
MATURE SnTER. I Elq)et,
UVE ll'f, W. Houte-
work. * $43·8'
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JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR ME RCHANDISE FOR PETS & LIVESTOCK TRANlftOltT A TIO T
Help Want.d, SAL! AND TRADE SALE ANO TRADE SALE AND TRADE
Women 7400 H'$o!,8;t9d, 7400 Furniture 8000 f urnit"'9 8000 Mlaceltaneous 8600 _o_09' ______ a_a_2_s,_T_r_"_ck_• ____ ..;9~.S~OO Import~ Autot 9'00 UMd c.,.. 9900
IMDUSJRlAL
lllRSE
~rNune wi1h ~
cettt lnddstrlal experience.
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jambor .. It.old
Newport Buch
AM600 J
All appllcaata reviewed on
merit with DO biaa toward
Race, Color, Creed or Sex. ,
$ .. us NOW-Start now,
or after Hollct.y..
Sfcy ..., ~ • 40 .... '° s:m
Secy to va 'Pm ...... S«io
!:.trnQ, flectronk:a $f.'S3 • $451
Secy, A ..... ce ...... 1433
Bq,r. Full ~ S350-KIO
Actg All't PA a.p. to $500
Secy Ille • !¥! • • • • ... $3SO
Typist· Recetlt •••• ~
Blq>tt. Aa't YOIDll ~
Steno lb bd 80 • • $39()..$425
Girl~ •• Start to UlO
Recept-'I)pllt • •• • ~
Sl'PEHIOH
' I ,o,o '
1857 Hartior
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS
EXPEJUENCED
Apply H -p.m.
"T•lk of the Town"
:?323 E. Coast H~y.
Corona del Mar
613-2370
ACWSORY
SAW
Clerk Typist
Type Hett payeb ..
c~dcl, lnvol~a, dally
cnn ...portt, -•"' °"'· •r cS.rlcel t11kt. ~st
type 6S wpm or bet·
ter and be prof lcf •nt
on th. 10 key u lcul•
tw. Hleh tcM.I trH.
Ulte wfth 101M .Xptrl.
•nee In a.,.. volu.,,.
•ccountlng KtlvJtl ...
Apply In ~ or call·
3333 Harbor ltvd.
Costa M.n
S46IOM
AllANllC
REIARCH
CORPOB.ATlON
Missile Systems
DlVlSION
U.S. Otizenlhip RequJnd ~ Equal ()ppcrtwlft;y
Emplo)'l!I'
llll!I BIOS.
New
HuntinC]ton leach
Store
Has ooeninP b an
vcper!eooed
CLERK
Same phone wm. mu.-•
varied office duties.
BARKEf BROS.
83 Huntington C9ftf9"
Huntington Be•ch
..
COfffE SHOP ·
CASHER
Over :n. 3 to 11 ahm.
SIBATOll
BEAat Ill
21112 OCHn Ave.
HunrillC)toll ,.....
IS H""9tngten C•nt9f'
Huntlngfeft S.Kh Fantastic Opportvnfty
--------bu arisen tor a woman In
~DING
Mac.hlne Operatort
Plutk:, injection. Penna·
llent positien wtth &oocl ;.y.
ExceJlmt work caodldcw.
OnrtJme and all ~
beneClla-Ml.llt be exper,
CALIFORNIA
lnj.ctlon Moldlnt o.c:a Me9 5tll-'8
An eqnal opportlmlty
employft'
PRECISION
ASSEMBLY
Small p a r t I mecbanlcaJ
a.mbly for indultrlal elec·
b'allca tlmltr7.
PmuDeat paalUan.
Excel N'tlt Bch locatlm·
Tel for appt. ~1301, Mr.
lahaw er write tor ~
cation. P.O. Box 2a Nilt·
Bcb.
IKL INCORPORATED
Harvey's
A-Go-Go
Leara to be • Go-Go Girl.
Tap l1'.l00l!1· $250 wtr. We
train.
SWlNGINGHT IAU
JN aw«aE CX)UNTY.
5 Locatiolll!
FOi' tderflw CID;
6&88. KJ.80 9* b' LOU
1114 Nill· Blrld., CK
LOOKn«i FOR A VERSA·
m.E POISlTION wrm A
1Ul'UltE? We Med a girl
Friday, combination media
traJnee for amall but rapidly
arowlnl ad agency tn Nw-
port Beech. Ap 21·3.5. Some
Clllhp pnMJed.
~...., betwn •• 5.
PART 111 WOii
A VON ha1 .,-Jnt
for neat matvr• wom-
en. No apert.nce .-c.
~feet $30<.58'0
.......... Finni!
Neect )'l9fflld ._,, No job
too \up ot too tmall. s.t-
lsf.actlon ruanmteedt
WesNrn Girl
646-1451
ClEIK TYPIST
Ptloflt ...-. .. ...,.
pi...-to ...n.
Call: THI ILUPPI
6'H1IO
MIDiCAL
our national orpruzadm
• due to a promotion In oar
ranb. She mllllt be wlllln,-
to learn every pbate ot Jn)'
buatnta. will> high tnlt.lrlty
and ..ur.ctlv.e. H aha qual-m-. lbe wW ban aa1ar7,
o'Rl"Write. ~. com-
mllllon and free le4da dl.ll1·
For penonaI tnttrkw can
MR. G!DIK. 494-lllD Betw.
10-12, Moo-Fri.
RSEKPJt.lfelp w/3 IDOi okl
baby Approx age -so. $200
..._ Jtefs Npt Bcb. 60-1:1116
Jobe Men, Worn. 7SOO
No expert•••
Nec-.yl
Full or '-' n.n. M'.Ult have de9o caJiflnla
~ record. AlllJ}7
YELLOW CAI CO.
111 E. 11th St.
Costa Mesa
EXPE7l MAnrRE CPLE
ONLY! Manage 1' • UDfi..
Lb maint MMC.12 afll!t 7
llftl·
....... natructlon 7550
* * WhY * * No& * 4 • Help .. * y~;; * or Play * * Santa * * Fot Someone * * Wbo Nee.di a * * Bkill~* TRAIN
NOW
PAY LATER
114
KEYftUNCH
PROGRAMMING a.... 1IO'lf fbnntnc
Train now -JNl7 latltt'
Free pla~ aid
WUT COAST
l
DARLING tlny top poodle RD> trud, ·~r Ford flick· VOLKSWAGEN CHRYSLIR
- - - - -pup.~. Colon. Rea&. tennt. up, Rltll, Good lites, new
Stud serv. ~9l ~Int. S600 or bl-It olftr. --------ADOll.ABIZ ~~ pups, ~2U.I bcforo 1, 642-U'll Wll ..... FOR ul.e JOOt' ~.
AKC ~. Ownpioft stock aft 5. . .. , Gocid mech COlld. ~
Will bold for Xm ... 841-8470 '6" CHEV Van, 6 cyl, exoo. 'ft1« Volknlapa ar Poncbe ~
POODLE malt, &Uvu toy, cond. Muat ..U .... • pq tDp dallara. hid flar 1963 QI.RY& 4-dr. Sedui.
10 w~ out ot Jodan'a SUvtt 67'5-1173 momnp or f'Vlll, Gt 1'0C. caJl Mt. All& Xblt ('Cllllll Many Xtna.
Talibt. =mD-llJ-m&.= m 11 AA -Pri IQ, MHll!IN ;;:;;;;:;;======= JHpt 9$10 • 7V
,.. Bargain Huntera .,,,
Th• PLUMBING Emporium
lll.amoodl to Toola . . .
OP Camttru to GWl.s •••
EARL & HEATING Typewriters • • .
M\latcal Wtrum~nts . • . . ANYTHING to •. --EVERYTHING!
tuO 1900 JEEP P1eiro.JI uuck. 19.67 vwi:. CORVAIR for S.nic. Day ., Night Da.lly out-of..,])&W'll s~claJa.
Lot.n-SQy-S.U·Trade PHONE 642111753 ""' CASH lN 3 M lN l11'ES
C M. JEWEl..RY & LOAN
--------5.<XXI milts co OlilYy I tn-BfMEDlATE ODJV'ERY
f'OR SALE 16.hand &tldln&. giM, • wheel dliff, 1'dio, $1 772 full ~ct '6:1 MONiA Spider, top cood.
S360. Whlte w /bla.ck 1.nt.
met ..... i'13-i450. ~ Store now open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. lS38 Newport Blvd. 646-7141 Excellent trail hone flOO. heeler, pended ca.mpe.r. 1500 MOdel, 118 Dlx Sed Mooday tbru Saturday . -----f>38~T3 sm. cau 540-28 after S:«t. INTl ltCONTININTAL ·iiO OorYalr, ~. n-UM!, 1526 Nhtport llvd., Cotta Mtu MOVING to Small Apt. BPd BEAU • 8 yr old Palomino AUTO IMPORTS $225. 2 Ref, Shetland ponle.a Campers 9520 PHONE s.».mi MW paint. $215 or offer. sprud, fllll ah.e ~· 2 Blonde llOO • eecb. ~mt U291 HARBOR BLVD, G.Q. Q.ll f'l1.a2. 101'1 DelUM Campu I WlLL TRADE IJl1 '60 Cor-TRANSPORT•TION Sleeps &, A·l Omd. 64 VW CONV. BDt top, Tur-va1r (auto.) for Nie. Color
MODEL HOME Pianos a Or9an1 1130 Uer end tables $2.50 l'll·
Wbitc ddna lamp, iiold base SPANISH ORGANS • PIANOS wl.&b ahadl S&fiO. Blonde ra. n-h • y --a..h 9000 F\illy c~~ 96.'l..fm ~ bottom. l~Dmt. 1V combination M0-1768
-• .ut Very a.E.AN! _.lW • The elepnt look Ull.t yoo Ull!d St~iaway Grand. ap-dio ~. 1'ormAls • m1sae1
5iJ.e T-9 S1. (worn ooceJ. hive IND 1D beaudA&1 Med-prox, 1 s IW'W cost: many
cl Ht:met now at ._ than others. Used 51>lnct planoe
i.lf the Ol1lfDaJ ,nee. AU bun $335. All makes IJ.9ed
~ dllpl•Ytd ..al1 oqans • used Hammond •
• .... aed. OoralOlll $3915.
SCHMIDT·PHILLIPS CO.
Woo.len'• coat abou! 11 .
A steal! $15. (Jus1 pu.rchal<'d
ln August.) Crey Hush Pup-
py ties • women's 7 AA
$3.SO. White Hush Puppy
YAOrr CLEANING lmporltd Autot 9600 '61 VW Sedan. ncet cond. DODGE
SEJWlCE AT YOUR SLIP . l ow~r. S3T5. or malte oUer --------
Low moothtly rates. Waahlng. XI.NI' tranlPOrUtlanl Good MM9S3 or MM5.24
polishing. nrnilhlog. paint· buy! ·~Oat.tun .ed. SAOU· • '63 VW • SUNROOF
in&· Attention to detailL '20 nCE $850 ca.ah! lU~h • S97'5. IMMACULATE!
'G Dodp. NW ~I
575. Catt 541-3806
Yrs. e.xper .. xlot refl.. SVNB. . 673·3'26 e MANY Extrut 545-6181
673-5785 day or n!iht '58 ABAR'nl ZAGA'ro .... 64 vw -s•tuotv.11'
JQQa .. bedlOOID ....
~---· ~ 1*17 North Main St. lies S3li0. Olbtt articles.
291.S Androa Pl· C.M. 5'164\95
FALCON * $950. * unnVVT. Sellift4) Yo• loat? CALJ.. '13-J063 .., XLM' CONDi $J%lO. 1960 Noon St.a. ween. Good
We will ltm'e ycor boet f~ ..,C\U. 54&-0n cond. JVH. ltk:k. Make d.·
t1:r dldlc ... SeDa a& oD Santa Anll
... far around Open H Moo. thru Fri. POOJ. TABLES OUr pdce n. Can starting 12-5~.
for brokerage Ust.lng. At· AUSTIN HEALEY VOl.RWACEN '6' We.tpba· fer. 54U6l8 Pm. ~--
trsctive 18les yard O(>p()lite 1.1& camper. Mlllt .U • 1'alce FORD o a I b t -.pa.ratel,y. ORGANS ORGANS ORGANS New and Uted
1966 BRUNSWICK
the Balboa 8a1 Oub oUer. '* 536-2'171 T .. '2' mo. Dtlplayed at OlOClM one now for a • • •
SANTA ANA J"UJtNmJRE, Merry Musical Chrial.mas! $27$
TOU,YCRAJ'T NEWPoRT 1966 SPRITE am . mUta,1966 ~=-vw=-----..,._-------
12200 w .n..-.. H .,k., om $1700. 2553 Columbia, CM. · ~· tmed ex· 1966 OTA falrlane • '-""""' wy .,..,...,_. ~ blwst Qlllem, in Xlat CCIOdJ
GI W. Mb st. M 541 .()'111. Oiorda at $195, Spinets from Free delW. Ii: Installation
1009' FINANCING ()pa ...... lmlday. $.195, Onolea $1500. Over
PORNITURE 3(X) new and Wied. G.leil
...,.,.,.. Room S.mpa.s HodJan'a HAMMOND 5'a·
...,,.....,,. D1fn19'd d.lo • 2854 E. Coast Hwy. "R.,......,OM Corona del Mar. OR 3·8930
.,lankr\lpt Stock lalie Organ Spealw'
..... u .... Model L-51 with revet•
SA VE $$$$$$$$. Terma. batl<11. CHER.RYWOOD
m-4286 uP TO 70~ SAVINGS
No FMC:)' Frobt • • .
· . · but Look INSIDE T•lfti•ion I 1205 ~ Fumiture 2159 r Blvd .• C.M. WE RENT Also Vlctcrill St. EntranC&,
$ECAID POOL
323 s. Mam: Clr'ange !>32-1992
WIDOWmt
MUsr SAauno;
Diamond riDa. 1% carat Lad-
lea mJIC. dothini. all like
new, al " 14.. Mink atole,
wm'Tl 3 es. Ladles leather
l)lll'le Ir accessorie&, coe-
lUme jefttry. N!W golf
cart I< cluba. MUSl Sell-Sac!
675-5644.
RACING PIGEONS
£ntin! flYina teams & breed-
1966 • ~· carver camper '59 Auttln Healy boat 110 hp Mere motor. ,.,. -. 1'rlr-c:a.r Iota cl :mu. Sac! Good cood. Ott-Vcw
$3200. 828-4181 ;;;::::;;;=======
31• CHRIS Craft. Very ~a· IORGWARD
1001ble.1 See.n by appoint· '60 COMBl. * $2915. ENGINE
ment. MT-em7 RECENTI. y OVERHAUL-
S.ii boats 9010 ED. 642-354? •
UDO '1135 · •.
. . . with n-.iler
Full Racing Gear
DATSUN
WOW!
Slal5. pvt ,ey. M2•&ru. p ,6!!01 Omw:r fl Anahf:lm
'62 VW $l50 I: 19th C.M. OR 3-Tm *
GOOD ccndj 1193-ll& betnen 5 AT pm.
, ~ '63 Falcon waica. 1995 dt-56 Volksw•een SM. tun tnterior. f'Xti'U, saf-.V
rood cond, px>. 546-ftJOl equtp, eeooomk:al. 1 owner
VOLVO
... '59 VOLVO $C50. Clea!ll
Good Tranlportailan.
&9'2·~ attu S-pm.
Volvo 1966 1225
962A3l9.
1959 l'ORI>. OVy Se&il.
Wap. New batt, tird, FQll
tnd car. SH>-Ot.ll IG-376'
MUSTANG
Open ~9 wkd)'I; cillled Sun.
Movl~ To Smalt Apt. New, nearly new, rebuilt fft: Ha9eneth. Bastinl, Slon REAL SHARP!
$1005 ll'rms
MAR V1STA
Yacht Sain
WANT A DIAU
TRY USI
Sta Wap. Wht. ~ upbol.
Mull eeU. e-3435. RACER
'&i ~· lyY ~.,...
t!!d IGrq9I f1llbt .,,__ nm
induction manUoid, '"51
rear end. trllCtion bets, Ef
rmp, ~ Oillll« ..
TVa. color TV1, p h on o a le Wegge strains • Member * ust s.11 * wasben, d .r y e r 1, lrooert al National Asaoc. & SOCO LI~ New • spring le mattress refrga, .s't~ci. Rent lat, Club. Singlelf from $3.00
frame, b I o n d e bookcMt ~ latrr. tr yau wilb. pair from $10.00. A I 1 o heAdboud. Uad fl:>r guest No Depcgits I No Contract.I crates, ~g & carryi.o&.
">Om. $50.00. 2915 Andnle, Free Service I< Delivery Call MS-2977 alter 6 PM.
O:l8ta Mesa. ~. C2 Yrs. Appl. Rdlablltty
SAbUFICE! J ..... '• Kl 3-8341 *AUCTION *
1?001 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
M'.2-6151 or m -snt ""' , ... 3. , ......
ZIMMERMAN
Sport,.,. 9610
'52 MG TO-CLEANI
$850. • 673· 2631' tac!hDrnl!t«. -4ll ....
Ant..,_, Clasatcs 9615 _ol_pymn...;.__t.a._!>&_m_a __ _
FURNlTURE, 3 roorrui com· 11113 s. M&lD St.. Santa Alla U J'Oll will &ell or buy
LIDO 14 no 1M9 complete
trailer. salll. etc. 1 year
old. Like new 675-1908 or
673-7861
Sabota by •~e wu.on
COSTA ..sA * 1980 Harbor 642-3551 *
'65 MUSTANG, 4 tpl trtp1.
ovenbld ttrea. ~ ~. 4 b.vrel cart>, AD
delu.xel RlrH. Sl&96. 54UI» pletie. 9 Pc. living room, 9 Sporflnt Geech .Alldloa'• Friday r p.m.
pc bedroom. diaette. cliebes, l500 asve Wlncb' a try Kita $235. Factory finilhed ========
pictures. pillow, etc. Bal· BOOTS, BOOT8 ror salt-. Windy's Auction Barn ance only S333; $2.50 wk.
Hub, lTH Newport Blvd., We need :rem' Heed -. ~ Ntwport MIHSM
SKI MAH a SQ. )'di ol custom white O>sta Mela. Free' delivery. 642-8335 2508 Vf, c.t Hwy NB REDECORATING W'OOI ~. never lllled,
NEW Surfttoenh ucrUlce '500-Small mabo-
Itallan prov. aodque whltf lor Olriltmu. t&S· ~ Ian;)' ~ ~ desk w/g:reen brocade" COYeriDp, cambmlliml, excellent for
liv-nn furn. OJuc:h. tables, MltcefteMOVa l600 an ~t, J75.. m.oaso. chalrs, etc. Dlnet et Cbl.ack VOIG'i'LANDER Pramioent Ir Gold) 548-3"'1 aft 5 ~
endl. KIRBY VACUUM a.EANER OUnera, wide angle It port·
BUY ANY FURNITURE Tm~ payments ot suo ra.lt i.-t, $225. Rattan
per mant.h on ~ vacu-leCt'l • OClCalslonal chain.
Direct from r*r. at whlaale um. OlllDP~e UICI pi&iu-256.l Columbia, CM 546-8203
pricu thN m.. Save"' to teed· Caah 1-1ance $44.72. NEAR new Sea.rs' regulation 10%. Call Mr. Ed~. ()-edit Mir 535-Tll9, Ana-&ize PoOl table. complete
Appl lances belm w/beU.,' cues It rack. Musi 1100 KEEPSA KE~ Mil tmmediately! S3'1'5 cMb * FriOdaire pa dryer, $70. wedd1nc aet • ewir Ji-ct. m.!lOT att. s. oa N6.56lL
2G1 Zeatth Aw., Santa Ana unall side ..... J1tlt suo. NEAR new baby le toddler
Beta-st&-1156 Cll'-tl'ade tot elec. ltm't out. equipment. Busl.net, crib,
.,-48'' CAS RANGE P>-board DlOt'ol' l:n a'OCld cond, play pen, atrol.lft', w.lker,
.,.. • • BURNER.+ 836·T&m etc. Complete packap $60.
.,.. GOOD COl'ld! 5'8-6800. JIM SEYDIJlZ PL yWOQD * Call LI 8-2!m • m> BRISTOL. C M. R.EFRJGERATOR "'· TV Mt._.,. 1110 ·~· a>. OWr A OOQl:b $20, % " Plywood GI emooth one l'rttW' $150. Mile items.
ANTIQUE maboJ. dinlnr a:id.e. $U9 ea. "'" Plywood 17600 Oa.k St., Fountain Val·
tble. Sheraton IC;ylt, 3 xtra 4x8, amootb coe aide. $3.39 ley. 962-5745 .. leavee SS.. I Maha(. Olp-UNDERWOOD ~ & b l t
pendale dlninc cba1n lo-SIWl'S UU1IC7 pUnt spr'l1 tJpewrtta S35 or a.t cO!I'·
dad. hCllt Ir bDll.etl -need oatftt. ....., ~ cam· can 6411-ol.29 bttwn ~ 1 pm.
!9ftn. 1r neoftrlrlc $HO., lll9dal alt tmk. Extra
8baratae et1le mahoc side. boee. IDa.IMft fltttngs It For Sale: Dry FINWOOd
llcmd, eta1nwood ltrini1ni mi.:. ~ carr. tM-1397. 838-3506
A ei.arqumy lnllY of earich IO' Aurora H.O. race set.
shell A urns St'TS. 4tf-3248 SELL ALL OR PA.RT. Gui· FREE TO YO\J
eves. nea viii. n ta le cage. Thm ·
* GmuINE lT'TQ
Swift bookJ, like new! Broil-~~ M.alamut~ " German
A1Deic:a diest • s• hf&h, @r. 549--3139· Shepherd, black 6 fawn.
Gndl1dlcl dnwen. <mE * 10%' Del11Xe CaJ'l'l1>tt. about 1 year okt, 'ftty
funl:J ~ MH2T3 Sleeps '· ~l cood! FUlly fri&Ddly, weight *iut 100
~· lba. 1961 Anaheim S.. CM.
Sewing Machines 1120 * Olll 96l.m2 U/5
BaXD ""';;iiP&iai"d l" " nu:E to aood ....... tmc-
BRAND _...._meddne l~" JC ~··. 22.GJO. Alto ed yard. 2 ~ .... me
N9'm'-S· . ~ eutaiDI fat u tech bin • till tem.Je mw * can 58-763'1 * of tlle ~ 515-4Q35. mind, 4 mo, ane IC'iDUy
UPHOUmJUNG • STt!iO. 2 mix f~e.Je. 8 mo. ....
Mullcal Inst. 1125 pc. mnp.an crsftlmen) 1211
WALNUT Olllllole Ch>rd Or· n. --. 6e1. pJctmp. ns KITI'EN, blaclc IDd wlllte. 3
Maha. J:IB. ''Bmly'' 5J6.'4(X; months old. Waaderfbl pet.
pr1. New cond. CgJVt'lOO-BEAU/Ub aewl 4 • *1n
Woold like 10 malle eome
SAC! m. EvM or wlmds yo1mst nr eld"1t penoo
642..DJ Natural Stene Marun Searl happy a l O\ristmaa tfmt.
GIBSON RhYthmn Guitar SD>. 4 -llc:ln Wild Mink 6'1J..178.5 o/ 646,3l1t. 12./S
.. /De AnDcmil pldmp $123. Scarf mo. * 54Hi613 PAIR ol Be11gle .. J19Pm •
Xld oand! -Artlar/Of. DlC!_a.oPll>IA at. al8c> ahot.s, l male alttrtd. 1 t ..
PIANO, Sdloni,w aprirbt ,_Greet Boob Weit· male. Will not ..,._.te. To em World. Sft. XLNT. good loving home aal1t Grand. Call after 8 pm weiek· u 4-S.111). .... ~ 642-8206 1211 e WILL PAY CASH for Uttd ltllNlA TURE Pocldlt. malt,
,..,.. & Ortana 1130 FamttaN • Appllances. J 2\; yrs old. f'rte to adult.a Item or HooadUJ! or home with older dlUdrtD.
BALDWIN "ANOS • W7..rr• ANn1ME • 646-858'7 UIS
ThMttr O,..nt 1r P.Url'RIC GU?l'AR wtth FREE pe..lt of oae. -...nt\Jl
NEW • tJ!ED • RINTAU A11PUPJ1.Jt m1 (9a. ms Pmdan Calleo lUtiea&, to
()pm Night. • S'and91 673-a509 before 2:00 p.m. good hocntt. 545.ms 12/t
Ward'• BaJdwin Studio .. , IDr Cmie. * • POODLE MIX. -..._... um Newport Blvd., CM. WHDU..POOL Eledric dr7er 64U414 T -mos. All abota. 1-to 5 ~.n okl, rood cond. good home.~. U15
CJIRlSTMAS aiJ't,t for 7our 165. 962 '°252 S LrITLE BOY IUll W,
ftmJJy. Baldwta Ot,iuonlc LGE. deP $15 or best Gf!e.r. to GOOD home. NMlt1
t.lec cqan. Plinoramlc 1'1M, SMC el.ec add mach., uaed 2 Ult walnut flrdlh. Late modtl. mmdll ~. 962-tm
Uke new! Call e.:ms aft OLD Servel reb_.llM\ YOQ 2 R.tmtnndt tlllle lamps. I .-n· 54". Gold fllllric ... 1*:k ~. ~-1215
.,-PRACl'I<Z PIANO Sell 1,6 Jllb.. m.im J'REE dirt. Piled ... ..., tD
., OU> ~ XJ.Nr eand! S\JRFBQA.R.D ~ abape pt .... PlaM .... Ult
.,-$150. * MMll1 .. .... Wbt• NJqent, Jao PETS & LIVUTOCK
~ Planoll)' dfllp$50.~ . Dett 1121 JCDllSAU.. UJle ...., P.td· ROUt«> eek Jldatal dlnlns -. .n . •· •tm tal*, ' ou dlfdrs. S'1$. MINI.A 1'lJU Poodle JUlllllH.
~WRY ORGAN. 2 yn old. * .... • Blue black. '""'' tuver u.d 11tt1t. oo.t • ... n .... l'DG 8AMTOOU Mtp,$50· $15. .... ,
-Mot dlclfd. ~ ,,,. * f1NIM pm.
.... IAllR °""" 111'2U V1a ~W. DUSH &etttr, 1 yr ..._ Wiil
• J:, .,., CM. ....,, J'IM WOOO lwlelt. .u f« ... '° .........
S3SO lbkln Watenport. U20 w Cout Rwy. Call 548-<7613 JAGUAR '65 ¥USTANG, fa.rtbedf. d"
tral lncl/d', 18,ID) ml; •
MW "11• • dfa. m.111l
OLDSMOIU
l'ct
Late lfodlt Ullf'OiirL
at : •
UNIYEIJITY . ;
OIDJMlll .
I ..
COSTA MUA
CHRYSlll/
.PLYMOUTH
'62 <lloeYy auto P"Q camper I Col&& KMa,
26' boet moear • trana-. . MG 546-1"4
8arptn. ~ 'T11t tht lllllt RI 1 :H111
MOBIL!! tmie lft up ill nice CONSTIUCTION SALi fl bot1a Mew A Ulecl c.84 park, 50XlO, 1 ~ bdrm, .. f'b' ........ Good CiiilliO
Cl1l OHllO !M'tltE tNV. REDOO!:D RIB. ._ 1*t ..-, c.-
'61 TQyota ............ $1Tll ,T;;;,..:;ft:;;lp;:;;Q'ltlileft-~Cah;;;-l tole ..... SZllD or PIO A
BICYCLES 9225 '61 M. G ............. $1.1118 '57'• ftru ·ci:s, lddl .wtta t.o.p. 50C E . Octutront. Bal
GIRLS 24" Schwbln Sllart· '6l VOLVO ...... •• ••• $.229S 6 U'=t'• •tlca ft&'"
1lite ~. Boys 8d>winn Sting '67 Jl:EP • •• . . • • • • • • • $7195 :.. Ul1 to Ir~
Rey $71, Bo712&'' 3 speed All Uwd Cars In Stoek .., ,..._ --------
En&ll*. m. cau 613-l'la M~ 21m1. .. • .. • . 1995 IAfl J.rA CAR. en IOY CAIYll
L cJ'rJ .wn ciomrectt PONTIAC Motorcyc... noo a..:J O.A.~ 2912$ B.arl>ar BL. Ollll& tftiil
HONDA Supenpll"t SO; MW Mn9 u' 1latW C.M. .... 116 444t
tuck an.s roa .. t: ... IMPORTS p;:: ••cK -0nnce ~· Clchatn -~ dutJ clutx:h and Oftl'o 9¥11 DeaJc tDr Rollt Aoiyce and lhe Utt; jUlt bad ~ -Barbar, CJ(, ... B!!ntly.• ' •
tune-up: read)t to p; color '67 M~ ._, llDDt 1UVD:ltA wtdl •
Safety • White: $125; call ~ • • fd ,.,... .... ...,, * ~~~ ~· = 4~
673-6583 ~ I VII. WAR .:::***.ne::ew ~ ~ mun 500 ~. A·l· $l.~
Honda Aclclicts $1713 $$295. can bd..ttn ' p.m. <>ne owner. 5J9.4.965 att s.
1986 Honda 160 cc GET OUR DEAL ~ and • PJD· 5"-4539· '63 ~lie coov • moo.
Scn.rnb'tt. $395. • Herb Friedt;..der • '9 OPEL w-... New pdnt AM-FM. F\IJJ P""'· 39.oo:>
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D&n;y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
P ains • m
DeWoitrl motmnalen are nt!lri.og ~ ln their
plants Ind car buyers Will 1Uff6 plt&~ their p~
-bl,lt a few, CJt maybe many. livea will be saved and m·
juries :reduced.
It all began with the peeve of an obscure lawyer
named Ralph Nadir. He got mad enough about auto-
mObile safety, or lack or it, t.o write a book. ·:unsaJe at
Any Speed." It was a bombshell tint in Detroit, then in
w llhlogttl'1.
Out of all the furor Nadir elirTed up has c:ome a ~t object teaon for other manufacturers. to. wit. that
thev had better ~ate tbeOlselves or they. c.an exp«t the~ government to occupy the vacuum with perhaps
coetly and enterprisMtifiing results. . . , Upshot of coogreasiorW heanngs on Nadirs
charges WM creation of another federal bureau -the
National Traffic Safety Agency. Since September .. all
automaktn have been required by law to report possible
defects to NTSA , d' t h"• the Dr William Haddon Jr. NTSA s irec or, ...,
utborlly lo make such repo'rts public. Hi6 first use of ttus power led to the start.Ung revelation in late Novem·
ber that more than 500,000 late-model can, trucks, buseJ
and motorcycles have beeto nch~ ~:O:Oes~:~le
foreign manulactunrs
n,a~t wasn't nearly as bad aa )t sounded. For, ~ Fo~
Divi.son General Manager Donald Frey quickly point
• -bably not more than five percent of the recalled ou.., P•v d ythlng wront;with them vehicles actually ha •_n hat tter }jdht ·in lerm6 Haddon appears m somew 6 of being fair and reasonable in bis anno~cement of
uirements for I968 models. He said some of
safety req ed gulations probably would be modilied in ~~:rfe1:m~ speclficatioo6 to meet legitimate objec·
tions of the manufacturers. . 'gbl d--:-i..1 Many of the items on the list are hi y ~..., ~
salety ~ untortnnately for the automakers, their
Their Plants
C'ompetiUve salet drllte centered to completely on sty e
and PQWer, or tl'Yl• •lid~ economy, tb•t safety · factors were neglected.
Their polling of consumers sh.owed indifference lo
safety compared to glamor. Thia proved to be a eiren
song whkh caused them to overlook or di6regard the
potential this created for juat 1uch a crusade as Nadir'&.
Finally came government regulaUon.
Some of the key items among the 22 on NTSA 's
list include a colla~ble fieering wheel. standard lOCJ·
tion and identification of cutalD controls. transmiasion
improvemenl.8 to ~uce •h1ftint' Vl'Ol"S and provide sup-
plemental braking at low speeds, better wind6hield de-
frosters, brake line changes to reduce the possibility of
failure through bydraµlic fluid leakage, better light, and
reflectors, headruta to prevent "backlash'' injuries. bet·
ter anchoring of eeat., and Si.le sets of lap belts for six·
passenger cars and shoulder harnesses for certain small·
er cars.
'fhese and the other i1Dp1ovement" won't come free,
but if they .help lo sne livea they'll be worth the extra
cost. The pity JS the mtomakera didn't avoid legal com·
pulsion by taking~ measures voluntarily.
Don't Try to Use It
Newest member1 of the Society of Confusion Creal·
ors are t!lose respoNible for staging freeway dedication
ceremonies long before the freeway so honored is open
for traffic. ·
Latest instance is the Ne\VPOf't Freeway's n~w Jet·
lion between Warner Avenue in Santa Ana and Paliiades
!Wad in Costa Mesa. It wu dedicated last Friday morn· mg -but don't try· to uae it.
• It won't be open for m_,be one week. maybe three weeks.
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'Hm -Wond•r if it'll work-'
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SolfW Truth
In Almost
Everything
Profit. Raked Ott tlae .Tep
At tbe recent annual meeting of the
American Academy ol Pediatrics, re-
IW'Cben b'OID Walt.er Reed Ar m '1
~~ eetw reported that "palm·
-..i:unc' bu helped pediatrlclaDJ
clilCDOMI about cbildnm'• Ult.
Palm .. flnlllFdnl.8, tbey aald,
tometlmea tacJoM bbtb defldl in
chlldrft. ua cmtalo palm Unu could
evea indlcate-.rut ailments auc:b u
& burl CON11 ...
Tbele tlndlnll-tfter nearly a year
ol reaeaid> on a ~en -did not
ltS'Pl'ill me. ~ I ptiw older, l have
(Ollnd tut there ii I01ll6 truth ln al~
cpost ~. no matter bow ab-
llad Of' 0 1rraUOPl'" lt JDl1 aeem to
be.
'l'IWCE JS TIWl'll ln palm-nedinC,
phrenoJba, ad ea. qu of ••
dlac -aJttaoqb I do not 4,,....-1n
a:t et tb1m. 'ftlre II tndb ID ._,
.-. prtmltm diet.J, ad baadwrtWIC
_. •. Yoa name tt, DO matm boW .&11 tt m., toUD4. and u enoup peo-
plt bave believed in It over a period of
time, tbeN ta bowld to be a r"clual co" of truth In it.
For the trutb, 11 Ariltotle told UI
10aa *'°• t.r UP a blrn door -It b so
i.t; • t.rcet that 80bodJ call wbo1lJ
mlll ~ lt. but. at the .... time,
nobod1-ta hlt all cl It .ta._. U....
AND, 0 ~t b tile latter
part of bia s~nt that the faddists and cultists conveniently neglect. They
claim toe mudl, Cl' exelulve, truth
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
MUllc h IOUDd that la pluaant
~ noiJe ta sound that is un-
pleualll So when you an mak·
Int music do it aoftly becauae
your neighbor may consider It
nolae. ·
- H. B. McD., Jr.
for their pet be1ieft, and thu1 reduct
them to an ablunUty. SUn spoil, fer
lnltaDce, affec:t ow moods;, but to
claim that they 1tlltt wn u to dls·
tori and .O!JllllD~-lnam.aA bl.ltory
ln a ludicrous way.
By tbe l&JDe token, the rationaliats
an4 "acient16tl" have too lone ignored
and sneered at folk·wildom, at th •
whole lDtelledual underwodd of be.
liell ta mqic ucl rltuala. TMy haft
relepted tbeet belieb to tbe back
dmNr of allDarmal P1YcboJotJ, ud
when tt ... tum out bt •• cu
learn IOIDllltbl!t.i about a cbUd11 pl\ysj..
cal ftltur'I fnlrn Jooldnc at b1a prints,
they ... eaaCbt with tbelr pa1ml
down.
TBEBE 18 Nar a reJl&ioD ever tn-
vent!d that cloet not baH aome meu.
e or truth tq lt.., an the way fro&
· &!Jenee to the auatere balir"
Thomlam. 'lbefe 11 not a pollttcar
ry that c1«>ea not contain a aub•\all·
· of truth. There ii not an e(».
17stem that doa not inoorpor-a1e aeg1ect8d or obleured by
oiler •
()qr ..... ii aot ... accept
er wjlet llM • ..., but t.o cllf.
crtm ...., ,. ftBd &bit ....
.... ' Ill teneta we CMDot·
full1 believe . Wtead, most ot ui ar~..con~ -t t.be bob or the win-
dow wtth the aenM ol ntisfac·
tion.fllat we ha hit the whole barn
door. •• ~
Why the T~ Bill l:rtvr?
To the Editor:
! am amazed that the current prop-
erty tax error coo.Id happen in this
.age of electronic computers and bu-
reaucratic cbecb and double checks.
ln my cue the net reduction was
35 cents. But I am mystified by nine
other changes ln tax amounts, on my
"corrected" bill, although the rates
and value base are unchanged.
IN THESE DAYS of mounting tax·
es and equ.ally increasing protests, the
added costs of rebllling, remailing
and refunding constitute a gross 11>-
discretion. Furthermore, I believe the
taxpa}'ers are entitled to a public
explanation and accounting of the ad·
d1tional costs incurred. r don't know how to go &bout u,
but would support a Jnovement to in·
stitute a taxpayer's demand in tb1s
regard.
EDGAR K. HILL
Cotta Mesa
See news &tort/ on page l tod411.
-EditoT
Glad to Doltate
To the Editor:
Last October 1 received my proper·
ty tax bill (postage 5 cents) from the
tax t'OUedor or Orange Coant1' l
mailed in payment on the first inst.all·
ment and receJved a receipt (postage
5 cents l. On Nov. 28 l received a cor·
reeled bill (postage S cents).
ut~n from readers ore welcMM.
Normally writtts 111-0uld con11e11 tMif
meuaaes in JOO wordl or less. Th4
nght to eott<Wmc Zelttrs to fit space
or elimiMU libel u ruerwd. AU let.
urs mUJt include ngnature and mail·
ing addrui, but taamt1 will bt'Wilh.-
held on request.
The rtvisM bUI was 12 cents less
than the original bill becau~e the tu
rate levied for purposes of repay-
ment of state &<:boot building fund
loans waa Jn uceaa of what It should
have beeft. The >ttter also said a re-.
fund will be processed to me If my
payment bas been made -again, 5
cents po4Uige.
SO FAR. !t CENTS h11 been
1pent, not counting the paper plui tbt
paper work. I'm wondering ha, mucb
tuu wll1 have to be raJsedAO cover
tbe fOvenunent's honesty in retum. t.na m.y 12 cents .. So-=; somewhere it speodlu
mon11 bl)'. Wbo' What? Wheret Law or DO Jaw, to my way JI t:hln.t-
ing 1 wouJd be more Uwi glad to dO-
nat. tht U ceota rather than to btve
It cost m. 10 much later.
MRS. DELBERT FLANDE..RS
Cotta Meu
Gamhling's Skimming and Bugging
Skimming and bugging are two
terms highl)-nHvat to the Auteri·
can public at the mcnne;t. Skimming
11 a word used for tbe alleged prac-
tice of ralr.bae profits off the top of
grosa legal gamblin& nteetpts to avold
tax paymenl.8 to vlriou.s lev8la of
goventmeDt. Buaglng refers co vari-
oua quut.lec.. ae&empts by law en.
forcement offJcera bir'oll8h wiretap.
ping and other electromc procedunJa
to get information on ak.lmmiq and
other law evaatom.
A federal grand jury in Laa Vegas
will m • e t "from time to time" to
bear information on •kimmlnc. Earll·
er thlJ year a Nevada state commi4·
•ion s1arted Probinc chart• t b a t
money wu 11rim9*1 off the top of
gambllng recelp(a before tu reports
were made and clwmeled into under·
wodd colfen. Tbe com.m1ulon issued
an interim report which said no evi·
dence QI 1timmhlC •• uacovered.
PAUL LAXALT, governor...tect of
Nevada. met with Federal Bureau of
Investigation DJrector J, Edpr Hoo-
ver on Nov. 2'J to d.lleua ~ of
concern to Nevada." Lauh Aid 1be
threat posed by Cll'lanbed crime to
the state'1 affairs Wal .oDe ol 1be tub-
jec&a talked aboul '
The Wublncton Pott OD Dec. lt,
196.S reported: "JuaUce Department
omciala are particularly concerned
that the dit.clOIUl'es ol electronic:
eavesdropping by the FBI may com·
promise lmportat gambling and
racteta cue9 now under lnnttl1•
ticn." lD lM Vesu, aftlr ku!Q1
1fnea from the telephone company WI·
der a dummy name, the FBI planted
-or caused to be planted -hiChlY
aen.sitive buCI in tbe otticet of hotel
owneK and gambling casino opera·
ton.
THE LATE W. C. FIELDS~
circulated -if be did not orig1-tt -
the llDe, "You cannot cheat an bon.
est man." Another maxltn of PJM1
of sport ia: "Tberlt ia no 1udl tlliQ
u free hmcb.''
Nevertbeleu. there are houses ln
Laa Vegas wbicb will spend, thou5-
ands ol dollan to bring gamblers
free to the tablet by jet piq,e. lD a
report of IUcb a jwiket, the New
York World Journal Tribune maga·
me 1uueata that the bouae spat
911&,0GO but made '315,000, iesl M ~
Uu of liquor and the coat of the Jdab· 11 anUable camp folowera.
Tbe Trib tlhonlnata the back,. cround by HPOi tmi: "The H o u 1 e
wam't quatinc. It stood 20 solid. un-
DK.Wtcaled stories, wtth 800 rooma, U
bola ol goJf. two pools and 100 1hin-
1.n1 breast. in Botto.ma Up, its Nation·
al Geographic review." 1be newspa.
per aho quotes one junket.er pm-
b1er u saying: "J. Edgar Hoover
tw the whole place ~. Some lit-
tle matter about Uncle Sam wanting
ha taxes before the House 1kinu etf
the cream."
Twilight of !est Ban Treaty
Theft ta t n f o r m e d apeculatlon
among nudur inaldera that the Test
Ban Treaty of 1963 may not lut mucb
lonfer.
One unquota.ble spokesman has
guessed for t.bil reporter that the
Russians soon .may take advantage
ol the 90-day abrogation clause and
withdraw from tbe Treaty ''without
mak:i.n1 us mad." The Soviets could
do this on the pr.tat that Red China
bu m,o v • d into naclear missilery
much faster the ta.. Nuclear CW.
membership belined to be poesi'bt~
The CblDete ban now detonated four
weapons, ao that both the u~ and th\ USA are forced to ackllowledge
tbat they have a pote~aJ rival.
DENIZENS OF the tight litUe cos.-
mos of nuclear lnowledge are a mix·
ed poJ>l;llatiQn of high-level pollcymak.
ers .. low.level One Worlders, trigger·
a>nscloua military men, awed ~Jen
t.lats and watchful members of ec.,..
gress. You can knock at almost any
door and come away with dlHerent
sets of cautious answers and blood·
curdling suspicions. But ii 1here is a
consensus within ttie nuclear cosmos. '
It would e~ss the brevity of lile ex·
~tancy in the Test Ban Treaty .
~e are those who look upon our
era a& _ an interval. between steps
wh.lch mQ¢ take u~ to expanded trea·
ties -pq~ to ban proliferation.
perhaps to ,ban all th4ffmo11u.
clear weapons Oeyelopment.
OTHERS REGAJtO the Test Ban at
foredoomed by ll! own Impracticality
considering that China ind Franc$
'1ld not sign it. and consldtthlg that
no political arrangement! c-. be
made to halt tbe surging tides or -.cl·
entific curlor.ity. But the consenstft.
a compound of wishfulness and world..
ly wisdom, adds up lo say that w.
cannot loiter around on the assumP"
Uon that the Test Ban has much slay·
i.ng power.
·---BJI George ---
~ar: Geotge:
As a matter of curiosity. why
do dogs so often single out post·
men to bite? Why are dogs mad
at poatmen. particularly?
Dear T. Y.: T. Y.
I ubd • postman this some· .) tUu qo. He explained his the-'
ory. fie tblnb dop are mad at
po&tmen ~ause postmen so
seldom bring dop any mail.
I
·. \. ..
Government olficlals are 1n a quan·
dary about Jt. What sbouJd be ~ pub-
lic inrorm.a~llcy oa nuclear af. fain! Tbe ls compounded by
a pu1et amount ol iparance than
olfldlla are to CODftal.
EXAJIPLD: Wt were ca.qht by
~ wbm tbe Jtu.aana broke
tbe morat.tam ud ltt oil Jm1JUIM.
ptGD J>laltl' la .. atmolpbere Ill *1, and' Wbn it tdrDed out that the
Qd:fttae ~ have heft u'1nc
uranium lmtead of plutonium for n·
p)otivea. We dO 1ot,·aa of today, know the JDaOl,ltude of the Soviet under• P'C'JDd blast la October, for it WU S,·
000 miles awa:y and aeismoll'IPhic
iutrwnenta 4o not fell wbetJ:wr It WU
alve • ofien.aive wapmy Men
have been mad• a Use pat t b r • • yars.
BlJT 11IEBE W'11 an aoduJ d Ill·
perteeced Rleatltti from nuclear at• tifil1 when tbe Tr9it,y WU aiCDed,
and the dimat9 ot oplnJoD at tbe uni· versitiea Aon aot fnor a young man
seek1nC bi1 fubae in JU&lc:ear weep.
ona.
WUb tile Rnulw b1aMbl& t.IDdlr·
fr• u a cl, ad the CblDlle lbootla&
owrflMdt with a P•taaon ..W. in
M>tN1f on wt.tber CO emt'bH'-ef· ffDlt or clefeue, tbeM windl of change In tbe iJ11eW nnWI ·Clo not Milp the Americaa eame.
Neither, it would aeem, doea the Pol·
icy ol minimum nuclear lllformeilon
help very much. at tbia time 1'tleb the
Test Ban Treaty rnJOrt be n.earlnC itr
end.
Brush-up on Christmas Double Talk
Now l!D.t Santa ClaUI is OG the bori-
IOD, it ti lime f« a quick 1nlb-ap Cl9l
our Cbrlltm.u doub1e talk. ,
,_.. Ja DO other aUClD ol the
1t&I' ...._, puta so ireat a strain oa OW'
vocibulaq Of a~ ad ~ wfll. . .
'Double talk. you will .remember. ls
tbe art of camoufla,m, a rtal mean-
ing or a true feeling .
Hen are a few teated samples of
yuletide double talk that 'houJd 1et
yoa by bandil)'.
''OF COURSE, it's the apirit o( the tb1nl Clwlt COUllll." But I ntver realiz.-
eit~thty oal4t diamonds quite t bat
pnd.
ttyu, r• Santa Clam, UWe pl."
Wbo do 11\U tblat I look like In thlt
t,tt..up -Owl• dt Ga.ullt or Ho Clbl ltinll? ' '• •
••Are 7ou aun )'OO'ft been a Sood
lfttle boy?" TblJ Wit brat could CIUN
trouble f\ltD II a .. ttt. '
"&ft l beell a pd '°l• Santi." ,,., woaldn'l let _,, fat fnud atve
............... ..uldtMy?
~ U 1nlAt ,.. raaU1 wnt
for ~: ........ ,;)b trteod1J .................... ~
......... Wha J ... Wsn what I
wut tD bonW a. llMDt1 far.. •
"Ob.. ~ ~will do for uw. old .... .Ml .,. 1adl1 to t't' lnytbbic
---'
at ~ from J1ttle old cheapskate you.
"Wua't Jt alee ol them to remem-1
ber to send us a Cbrtatmu card?"
What• botber. Now-111 have to mall
them a New Year's cald.
"We're featuring th.It perfume at a
pre.Oirtatmu prkte of '25 an CJQDqe."
After Christ.mu we eeD It u mou1tl
wuh at a dollar a pound.
"TBIS IS JuST a uull token ol IP'
predation, Georp. for~ the aenlce•
you've perform.d for IQt famlly dm~
tni th• put 7ur." ~ fl it, jutt i,..
ClUH we liV• in an apartment, "
bav• to pay NacbuD to um bum?
''Could you bAlp IDI fhld a ru.Uy ua.
Ulual sttt that would aurprtre my
wtt•?' .. hrbapt • lliqalned dl)'mcn m1M. or a ~ boob)' trap. "0..,... boM, J Jtnow the r..t ol IM.
Riff -la Ul.llbktnl you fol' that unapeotld a.alatmal boa.us ... Nn we
ca an buJ a onManCt Larpr ~
for dblDll'.
.. l lllT WBAT I •lntlld -a aeck-
U.." I Med ..mt k1o4 Of rac to po)IJJJ u.. elf wtth. • .
0 Chrlltmal ~ .u.. mt IMl
IO sad." lllJba a CMqtle 1nort of a.It
--
. bourbon old.fuNoDedl wlD dalao me
up.
"Daddy, I can't find .. ol lll1
1tockfn11 to bane bJ the cblnmey.
Can't t bane up .. o1,.,... ~"
Youn wtl1 bclicl e\W IO mum IQOlt9.
"Yes," Virg1nla.. there's a Sant a
Claus." But the old bubbleburt bu
been spendinl to much el the year
with us lately um be m10t as ..n
put a "for rent" at.en on t&e Nor t b
Pole.
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Thia la a story ol war and peace. Of four men IDd their Uvea in the
I years since Pearl Barbor, ot the Depl"lllion they lived through, of the
w they fought and the dream.I they had and the dreams that are now goDL
Four men out ol 14 mllllon kl mdlorm ln World War D. It ls pre-
tuDptlon to .., ol a man that ht II t1J>lcal. Bat ta W. caae we submit that
.... bar men tell much about tilt 14 m11Uoe. II.any of thoee H million
rill find tt polp&Dtly famUiar, So will tbeJr wn• and children.
Thll la • •11 told ta a form UIUlll7 denied newspapers and usual·
r Nened for WeYillon, maelllw, boob, movlel. It ii a story of fact
rUll tbe Gcb!l*lt ol ftction. It II a lt«J told wUh the IUlpeDH ancl
:rudure ol a DOTtl fDd the linplal' 1mp9Ct of truth.
1'bll II tbl ltOl'J of a eeurdon. B II a way of introducing that
tnenUoo to IDOtblr CeDll'aUon, a way for ~ witlbclrawn adolescent to
.. Ida .... father.
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e 1on-s
"All right dad, tell me, wh«e wen you in the big war and what
did you do and what did it do to you? What did it interrupt in your life!
Were you confused? Were you soared? Did you ever actually till anybody,
dad? How did lt fffl? What did you do when you got out and how did you
think It would be? How, my father, did you come to this time and place,
to this house, to mt, to your middle age? Did lt all wrk out as you had
hoped?"
These •• the questions posed early in "The Middle-Aged Uons."
And tb..ia la the story of "The Middle-Aged Lionl." It ii the It«)' a man
could tell of himself, to him.tell, in the ltlllneu of his own tbougbtl, and
ay, with John Masefield:
•0nr~ atav qu!tt whac mv m"'4 '~'''
"Tiu bec:ndl( of /tr• from the kavty of embfft."
l Pl.. Service Putlatiw of the DAILY PILOT ad J. C. H.iniphries Jewelen
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·n.Middle-Aged Lions
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By SAUL PETI arMI JULES LOH
AuodaUd P~u Ntta*acuru Wrieen
Tht plant• ccnM 2$ ~s oQO-Oh. toM>re d1d ru ti"'4
go'-a11d they ~I& PttTl Harbor nd &hoi twded tM tM1-
f u.s1on. tht ·~ o1ld CM penotNl C09tf'lriotl. ShovJd w
or shou.ld11't tff get ht&o tilt toOT1 Ifs eoo Iott /OT tha&, Chal'·
ley, ll'''vt btn at1acMd, !Df're itt U, nd w'U hove &o lick
l•r fl out of 'ta. Slaotdd I 1twd1t Imo OT gt't 4 job or po into
tl1e . old man'1 buri'Un1 FO'f'OC& it, Chtnley, 1/01' lwlw no
<'ltotce, you. m'C Qoift{I 011J11Dhnt b11t hi, donCcho-Jmow.
tllCTt' S-<J·tOCr·Ott7 • • •
T1.0ent11"fiw Wff" GOO -ts it reoll11 that long? -thtrt
were then, as there are now, the uog~ lttlun, tht ufl<Ur·
a··h.irotrs, tM fort llO"ft9 1tanhift9 far idntitv. Bia thew
tl,e1r war CmM ad Made 11p ~ miAdl ad ~. '°°' q
&1me to grope!. Aftd it wo.s the bigotrt toar ~ nd tile
bloodiest war ever, btd it tOO.S a Mat wr. YO\l knew Voll'
t •:emies and nlOlt o/ 1/0Mr /~ eJMf flu ptlf'J)OH tOOI ,_,
<H'd clear. A Maioc IOCll loou m CM IOOrld and ~ Ctld hil
pt1;-11~r& had Co be llop~d. pwud back nd MiUd into
their cooes. TJaat. IO'ft, tOO.I a toOT, '""" a 1D01ld war ...
And now ~Y iC ii o CJllGNr cnhlrw lour -ho,.
fa•t It totnt! Aftd tM ~" aoho 01ICC wrt cM llOU"O lknti.
a~ lnoin Shato mlled them, "°'° &Mr en m~ 41td
bhtrrffl bv tAe 25 Nftti that Jaaw nuAH b1t liRce.
Rtmembn Pearl HaTbor1 Of ~ tAq rtmemMT
Pearl Harbor, ad ew,.., <Utail of~ cMw WN a.a dwat
thty t«rt doirtf wlan flu tOOTd c.M. n. IOOf'd tlwlC fftdcd
rht notional iUlllioR of safttv ta oceaa ad CM ptnOMl
illtwon of~ ehotu. Aftd ~ tllitla eo.1e. it
comes &o tha. • • ~ tAoc a ~ 11of U..u 4op
ho.I &o r~ PCGri Harbor /TOffl U1c ~ o/ • .aool
tut. °!le alalOlt ~•nts t1't focC tM& • hf &odor "°' to
memonu o date from a book to lcrl-010 toMn his fatMr wt'nt
to war.
All rlQhl. dod, tfll me, whcrt wt're 11ou ta the big taer
ond toll4t did f01l do GJld wta.e did it do to JI0•1 What did ii
ilUtrnpt '" ..-r li/e7 w~ '°" ton/tUed7 WeTt !JO" scared? Did,.. tNT acbaU, tiU an~. dad1 How did it
/tel? And tohA& did flOU do tMn ro¥ got oiit'4Sftd how dad
11.oll think it to0ttld be? How. mv fathe'r, dtd fOt1 comt to this
time and ploct , to this house. to mt, to your middle °')t?
Did it all work out as l/O"-hod ho~d?
Cllapterl
.. "'Pearl ~? Wbere the
bell is Pearl Harbor?"
1be t•adio WU up Md 8VU'J·
body .eemed to be l6kiac t.be aame quation in Pat Bandt'•
Bar a.ad Grill, OD Uly Place, la
OW Mnugll ti Queens., la tbe
dtJ ol New York, in t.be U.S. ol
A. • Dee. 7, 1941.
Ed O'Nelll WU drinkiq bia
lleer Md lrJiltc to lbilllr bt tbe
uproar. He stared acroa tbe bar at t.be loq minw ud, befcn
Jt, at the outaise bottle of Car-
IU.in •bere tbeJ kepi tbe ....
UO. fw tbe Veterus ti P.-ei.P
Wan, thole old lUY• from the .... .,.
Re WU 22. tbia, &trciq, taJJ..
MI o1 • aero 11e dlal1 -..
ed ud a retGesmess be coaldJt't
............ Be ttad a (GOcl iob. ~ a& Sperry's. T1M
DlpevL •• ewr flaall;J foe tlle O'NtlJll: 'l1le old JDa WU .... ....,.apin.
12' 01'1m C9ld remember
.........,. W. Ills Idler tot •1Y ~ day a mootll It Iris
trld!i..brlck-fa)'ing, and that for
the wt" A. When be Ud to Lill in
doing jobs for the ae.lCbbors aod 'lfllliaC Ila lunches ,_ 25 centa
to <191tndian workers. Wba
Mat Ed ... bis tide' brother
T• "1Jv~. papen, simoo-laed .,..5, uyDlng for a buct
In the '°'1.te, and a leg of lamb
went !rem Sunday to Thursday.
College !lad been out or the
question and Ed's three month~
Jo the CCC, dr-0pping trees in
Oregon, hadn't gotten him any-
where. True, he won tbe CCC
:middlewei&bt championship and
was thinking ol making a career
eut of boxiDc. But the old nwt
aid • ao4 FA O'Neill alway•
lis1ued to bi.a father. · He couldn't remember a time
w~ tie wasn't fighting citta..
Even back at OU Lady of Grace
Scbool, where the issues became
critical, like who was the Lint
19 liJle lD the school yard, and
cbaDengea were made to meet
'1eltlnd the biDboards Ill Kent
Md WWooebbJ Avenues at 3
you had to wait your turn, there
were so many other lri.tl kida
with affairs of honor to settle.
But now he was grown and
there was the war and hi~ good job at Sperry's and what to do? ~d O'Neill left Barnett's on that
SwMiay aflmioo.o Ud Wal bom.&
to think. In Lbt next few days
he rucl bow the Japs bad bomb-.. Peart Bsbor wllOe U. dip-~ta wen ~ ,aee ta
Wultiltgtoo. And ID fib mind be
kept 1ffin1 the Arizona, blown-
up .ud mostly sunl, and the
fQYS trapped below. F.d O'fkm made up hia m1Dd
.... be to&d Tom ht WU going
to eaJUt and Tom flhoWd stay ho~ tor awhile. Tom said be
bad tbe same idea, oolY Eel abouJc! rtaJ and TVm wOW.S go.
Neither could persude tbe oth-
er and both wut to their father.
Tbeb' father said be figured all
aloDC they'd both want to go.
And on Jan. 12, 1942, they did.
'lbeJ took a subway together to Mubattan. and together west
to tbe rec::naiti.Dc center at tO
CbuJ'Cb, and Toa wtnt in one
door for tbe NaTJ &Del Ed weat
la uodler f« tile Marina. It
was that sbnple.
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''Tbey've ..._bed Peart Har-w !"
la --.. <*la., the wen wu .....W 11p t.be stalrcue of
tbe Beta ntta Pi BOOM u
.F'raM Sneed WU emiin« dinna.
Sarprited? H« ~, for tbia
, .... -ef 22;tbill. ........ Ilia red IWr. ..... GfCUld .. wtaW '1e 4raaed illte the war.
He bad watcbed, in the papers,
the rllb ol Hitler's armies -tArout' I.be Low Countries, tbreuJ!t tlw fall ot i'ran« to the
water • edge at Dukirk and, to
the east. lb* titanic push to-
w &rd Mo.cow aod Staltntrad.
He bad watclled the spread of
the Japanese Jn China, bad not-
ed their hungry arrows pointing
toward Malaya and French lo-
do-Ctllna. He WIS aware or the
Nazi evil arid the beginning hor·
ror of the concentration camps.
& ... aware el all um ...
not emotiGoaD.y CIQeCted to Uf1
of it because be was 22. u ~
chlld, mucb Involved witb him·
.elf and a ttlative Slr&Jl&er to•
strife. Back home In Lawton, the
Depraaioa Ud beal a ..ape Wac dut Mpptned to eC.bt.r ~ pie, ud even alter hia fa~
died tn JD. the ramo, real u-
taie wl in&uruce bnaineu we.at
settnell on. Now his motber bad
a aew 41 Ptetiac wiO. red dlle
wbeela end Frank SDeed C9Ulda"t
wait to ~t bis baade • ll
Be waslno• a senior It Okla-
llioma U .• ~to..U
!Us last year a happy one be-
e.me he blew the war wu W'lit..
Ing for him around the corner
of graduation. As a cadet cap-
tain in advanced ROTC, be knew
be wOWd tit called lo acUvt dW1
In Jun.e. CUeer! Ob, yes be
was majoring in ecoGOmlca: ml· lll Endab. _. wbe.9 be
t .C tlle ,...._at all
upi vaguely of wrttlnf.
But now there waa the pres.-
eat. ud Ulla pretty brunette,
DmU Lee SmJth, and he and
"D.L.0 wot to the Brown Owl
I« bambargitn aed beer and
tbe:J hmnmed "llooellpt Cock·
taif• aod ''ODe Dmaa Roses"
-Moced the ··coaca·· and • local cwrtort1cm called u.e · ·o. u.
Sweop ... Alld they Ua1ened to the
peel reccinla tOCftber, to Bob Qwbf ad tbe Duke ud Eddie
Miler. Alld Fhak Sated was
awfully proUd of. being social
ebainnu., the Beta house and
aeW bj t b e competition a-c fra&eraltia f« tfle best
...... decGratlona.
Plul? JM wwld repll't to Fl
Sill aft.Ir' fr'lldutioe ud then he
...W try to IWitdt to~ Army
Air c.i-McaUM be had aJ •
naQ 00.. a Waco ad a Cur· till ftabia. ad fl)'i.Dc WIS gttat! Ulllil tlla, tbere woald be "one
i.t bit nuDd ol parties."
P1alml? 'n.e were bis plans
-. to a ,._. mu el 22. lhty
were IUfficitDt unto the day ol
Dec. 7, lMl.
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drove off wltb bJ..I own thoUJ}ltt.
Would Ralph be called upt
Would hiJ brother ArbyT U botb,
who would run the farm? Arby,
older than Ralph by four yeart
and tho oldest of the 1even Nep·
pel children, bad borne the bur·
den of tbe farm work ever Wice
their father died. Tbat was nine
yeara a'o and Ralph bad-been
the last 111 the family to aee b1m
alive. He was outside gathering
corn cobs to kindie the kitchen
atove when they carried hiJ fath·
er out on a stretcher ... That's a
good boy Ralph," bJ..I father •aid. "and be sure your mother
has P.leoty of wood, too." 'Ibey
dldn t have peniclll.ln then and the next morning Muimlllan
Neppel was dead of pneumonia.
The medical bllla that year
took all the Neppela bad. They
aold the old homestead near wu.
ley and rented a place, 240 acres, near Glidden. Ralph awo.re that
one day they -would own their
own farm again.
By the time Ralph was 13 he
could drive a team as well as
any man. Nothing satWled him
more than the feel or sweat-
1bftened reins In bla hands and
tht hypnotic algbt of rich black
earth curling around a cultivat-
ing dlac. And when the work
Wal doat -Wtll, ~ Wtft
flah m Coon Creek IA tbt swn.. mer, J)beuutl IA tM f1elda la the fall, and trlpl to Mt in ~
winter. Mualaat -Otlta fetched .0 cent. apiece ahcl an occaalonal
badger would brt.oc M. Wbea be
wa1 18 Ralph had ceved ~. '60. to buy bJ..I Model A.
Xh• cu -Ralph 1ave It a name, "Friday" -wua't j~
a meana of trauportation but
a badge of manhood. Be could go placet I Llke over to the pic-
ture ahow at Lldclerdale, or to
Carroll for the Saturday ntgbt dancea at McNabb'• Rool Gu-
deo. There wu tb• place Mc·
Nabb'a. It wu a dance hlU and
bar above the J ohn Deere Im· plement Co. (by leavtnc the fttt
escape doors open it tiec&mt a
roof garc:le11) where the baftd
was IOud, the laupter t&IY the
jitterbugging fut, and· the <!rain ~elt Beer a bargain at 10 ceota
a glass.
Ralph Neppel bad never been
farther from -home than 60 mllea
but to hlm there could be DO
fuller life than the llfe in Car-
roll County, Iowa. But now there
was a war on and aa the bua· loads of young men beading for
tbe Camp Dodge Induction ctn·
ter at Des Moines became more
---Chapter D
What UH, indeed, could the
Navy bave for J. Hamilton Na-pler Jr., :JZ.year~ld lawyer? Ht
had been to sea only once ID hla
land-locked life. on a charter ftlhlna boat bl the Gulf ot Mex·
ico, and he didn't know a bt.
nacle from a barnacle. But in
America tn aa there wen thou· aa.mls of men who had nevtt'
been to sea who would IOOll be
lhip'• officen and mea, 11 IOOft aa the Navy could tra.la them,
· as fut u the araenal of democ·
racy could bo.Dd the &bips.
So they gave Ham Napitt a
commission and ltllt b1m to of·
flcera 1cbool for eight weeb at
Nortbwesttrn University. He wondered If be might get into
Navy lnteWgence. lfe didn't Ht
wondered Jf be. m1gbt get Into
Pr boat.a. After all. PT boata move In and out of combat, in
and out, and Ham Napier thought
ht was up to being "brave 1or
abort p«iodJ of time." Be didn't c« PT boats.
\ So they sent him to Yorktown,
Va., for an elght-weet course in
mine warfare, promoted him to
lieutenant, told him to report to
a sblpyard in Cleveland and
board a new ship beiq bailt.
the USS ~AFF. Lt. ffamOtoa
Napler would be tl:a uecutive
officer of a mlne•"'l*', m feet long, wl1b a ablp'a compall)'
of 120 men, nine oCficen, an4 ool1 three Uvinl creaturu, u
far • be tmew wbo bid ever
been to aea before. • •
''Mr. N8"," eommanded the capta1D lD C!rilp, ADQapolia tonel, ~~· tbe lblp for tmpec.
Mt. Napier did. Ever)11Wll
MetDed Udy •. hl the crew'• qur·
en'1 IOlf dabl, teDllil pltan, ... rettLDg
the c:oraen or bani· ~ aeaU, frorn the b\anb. Great Scott, Mr. Napier, the
abip la NOT ready fer ~
Uoril" Mr. Napl« trW agalD. M JeDC1b he ~ aDl tbe crew levne4, whit the N•'1 meat
by lhlpebapt.
In NOV'tmtM!r JtC ttw ST A.FF steamed' out• ·o1 !Cleveland up
Lake Erie. They would take her
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frequent 1t wu inevitable that lift woW4 change fOI' OM of the
Neppel boys. All tiibt. Uncle Sam, you're polnting your fin·
1er from tbt poster; you de· Clde. Arby or Ralgb? • • •
Martha and the cook were pu' uni SUnday dinner on tt:ie table
when J . Hamilton Napier Jr.
beard Che newt. Ht bid been
put~rtng in the yard among the magooua.a and long-leafed pines
and flipped on the radio while
ht was waablnt up.
'J1)e posslblllty ol war wun't eattrel! unexpedld by Ham Na-
pler1. but what a wntched time for x to ltart ! Ham wu at last
belinnl.n« to feel comfortable
agiln. HIS long-delayed law prac.
tice was developlng beautifully,
IDd he and Martha, their 18-month-old marriage bubbling
with promise, were aett1ing into
a graceful llfe in a comfortable
home on an oak-shaded lane in
one of the better secUons of Ma·
con, Ga. Thelr home on caUaway Drive
wun 't a ~eat dt.tance from the
large, white-columned house on
College Street where Ham Na· pier grew up; nor from Napier
Avenue, where his great-grand·
father's antebellum m ans lo n
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WTOOg valve and flood~ the for·
ward magazine. And In the Sl
Lawrence the ship's anchor
caught an undersea cable and
nearly blacked out the city of
Quebec. But they made it to Norfolk.
And by then they were sailors
~and proud of it. In the Sprillg of ™3, the7
sailed escort for a convoy Of
merchant ships hauling men,
ammunition and suppliea to
ltrengtbeo Allied forces in Nortb
Africa. For Vie next few montba
they patrolled the Gulf of Aneu
and rehearsed for an tnvasloo.
Where? Sicily? Nobody knew,
but Sicily was tbe hottest rumor.
So far the STAFF hadn't been
in combat. German bomber• had
raided harbors nearby and Ham
Napier coald ~ the parachute flare•, hell' f!\f bO&ibs · ~xplode.
Then one nlgbt the raiders roar·
ed overhead. Lt. Hamilton Na·
pier was on the btidge. His or·
da-1: l.f a target a'ppeared
through the glare of the flares.
once stood.
Ham Napier tall, wblp.lean
and erect, had been raised In
the genteel tradition of Southern
aristocracy. A! a boy he learned
correct manners. learned the
proper way ro address the serv-
ants, and though he swam In the Ocmulgee River with balah,
the cook's son, both were aware
of thelr dllference, and thelr dis· tance.
But the proud old name was
really all that remained of Ham Napier's legacy. In 19'28, when
Ham was ln his sophomore year
at the University of Georgia, the
family fortune suddenly was
gone, exbausled in a pre-De-
pression plunge or the cotton
market. For the first time in
his life, Ham Napier knew need.
He left school, hltdlhiked oorth
and worked for two years. then completed his college and law
1chool -only to learn, upon
graduation, that the Depression
was an impossible time to open
a law office. Ham took other
work In other towns and then
returned to Macon and found a
job checking titles for a home·
owne.r'a loan company. By 1939 he felt the time was right to try
again on h11 own. He hung out
hfs shingle -and business be·
but ooly th~o, glve the command
to open fire. Ham's Ups were
dry h1I throat te111e. It was
something that Md never hap.
pened to hlm before. He turned f.o the 1allor at bia elbow, who
would pus blJ command over
the microphone to the ship's run·
nen. "B-B-Bellluo," be stammer•
ed, "if y-you see me trJlna to
say f.f.flre, you aay lt."
"M·M·Milter N-N-N-ap&tr,"
ian coming his way.
A year later Hamilton Napier
too)( lovely Martha Birdsey u
bi1 bride. The wedding was at
the m.agnl.ficent Birdsey home
bedecked with palms and Ber-muda lilles for the occasion.
Then Martha and Ham moved into the house on Callaway
Drive, a wedding gift from Mar· tha's father.
.\.od now it was Pearl Harbor
Day and Ham Napier had a de· cisioo to make.
He was 32 years old, &nd mar-
ried -not a likely candidate
for a low draft number. But
Ham somehow figured it would
be a long war1,that he would be
in it eventuauy. Anyway, his
conscience told ham he couldn't
duck it. Perhaps. ~ thouiht, the
thing to do would be to enter early anc1 try to get something
tolerable ; the notion of sleeping
on the ground waa abhorrent to
him. He thought about It unUl
late that night, and all day Mon-day at his oflice. On T\lesday,
at breakfast. Ram Nap~ told
h1s wife of h1s decision. "Martha, I've decided to join
the Navy." "The Navy I Hamilton., what
on earth use would UNI Navy have for you?"
Ed O'Neill
the 1allor replied, "[ w-w-wlll if
I c-c-can." • • •
Santa Ana, Santa Maria, Bak·
erdield California . Yuma, Ari·
zona, Sioux City, Iowa. Mitchell.
South Dakota. And 2nd U .
Frank Sneed was now trained ud cbectld out u a pilot ol
tbt mlgb.ty B-24, the oigaeat
bomber Oylng then for the &.It·
ed Stat.ea Army Air Corps, wlth
a apeed of 160 m.p.b. and a
The Middle-Aged ~ions
bomb load up to 6,000 pounds!
So they made their last sol·
emo telephone calls and toot
off They flew down to West
Paim, to Puerto Ri~, to Bele.m1 and turned left and headed O\!l
over the big ocean, between the
bulges of South America and Africa, the war ahead of them,
Uielr youth behind . thelJ.). The
wheels rumbled bitting the tem·
porary Iron-mesh runway at
Dakar. Aga.io at Marra.Jtah1 where a boy lrom Oklahoma baa
never dreamed of going, where
they had their "absolutely wt roubd" ol run before wat, pub-
crawlln& In Arab joints, drlnk·
Ing the strange beer, 1moldn1
the rtrong French cigarettes.
And at long last, bunting open
under the heavy overcast, then
was the startling greennua of
England iu elf. G~laot little Eng.
land, no longer alone, bome of
William Shake1peare and Wlo·
at.on ChurcblU and...l at a place
called Tlvet.aball, • ~• rrom
London, bome of the 700tb Scaud· roo, 44.Sth Bomb Group, 0. S.
Eighth Alr Force, and bome now
tor 2nd U. Frank Sneed, former IOciaJ cbalrman of the &ta
Theta Pl house. Cold. wet, contrary, lovely
EJlll,and, wbere you atruuJed
witn Ulose damn handbrakes and
bumped your bike into the Nia·
ten hula. Wbert t.be German 1'1·
dio came Jo loud and dear at nidt and coukl be trtp&eningty
acCW-ate and told you that the
dock in (be squadron oUlce WU
J'\UUll.Qg thtte minutes late. And
tbey woke you al 2 a .m. fOJ" the
brief101. and as soon u the cur-
t.ala opened oo the map, you
)oolld' ror the red string, that
damn red string pulled taul
from England to the continent
beJd by the enemy. the red string
that told you you were golng to
&tglum oo a short easy one, or
d~p lnto Germany or Czecho. slovakia. It was oow late ln
1943, and only a relatively few
Americans had seen combat.
Funk Sneed, Uke ml1HC1111 of
other Americans bow reaching
Europe and Atrlca and the Pa-
cific, was wondering bow will
I do ln my first combat.. will I
be ab&e to lb.ink , will l remem-t>er what tbey taught me, wW 1
pule? Oh, GOO wllJ l panic?
• • •
"The President of the Unlted
Sta tea. ''To Ralph Georee Nep~I.
"GREETING :
"Having i.ubm.ltted yourself to
a loca:I board composed of your
neighbors for the purpose of de--
terminlng your availability for
training and servi~ lo the land
or oaval forces of the lhuted
States, you are hereby notlned
that you have now b«n selected
for training and ilervlce therein.
''You will, therefore, report lo
the local board at ElJcs Hall,
Carroll, Iowa, at -4 : 15 a.m. oo
the 13th day of March. 1943."
HU mother tucked a $5 bUJ In
hie pocket and the ladjes at tM
Elka Hall fixed him » plate of
flapjacks and saui.age and Ralph
Neppel climbed aboard lb e
Greybou.nd bus and went to
Camp Dodge. He told the man
asking aJJ the qu"tions that be
would prefer the Navy if it were
all the same, but the man said,
"Son, ~ an in the infantry."
He got on the train and went
farther from borne than ht bad
ever been before, all the way to
Camp Butner at Durham, N.C.
Buie traJnJn1 was a breeze for
the husky, wQl'k·hardened farm
boy wilb the 6ig grin. He never
fell Ml on a loAS march as some
ol tbe otber1 clid I IMYU griped
about the welgbt of lbe peck or
the M·l rifle or tbe .5kallber
macblnegun they t.autbt bim to
•boot. Fact Wti, Ralpb couJd
bold the macbinegun ln bit
bandl and fire, never mlod rut·
in& It on the tripod. On maneuv-
ers ln Tennesatt in Joly and ln
South CaroliDa la October Ralph
rather enjoyed the outdoor Ufe.
They 1e11t him to Camp Pickett
---Chapter ID-----
July IS, INS, off Empffetle,
Sictl). J\ummel had been driven
out q{ Africa and the ·batlle for
Sicily was live days old. U . J.
Hamilton Napier felt good. The
USS STAFF had performed well
on the d3y of the invasion, lead-
ing Ute assault craft to the
beaches. The crew had not faJ.
tered. Now the STAFF was
aweeping a field ol moored mlnea
"eat of the beacllhe~d 10 crult-
e~11 could move in witb fin sup-
port for the advancing troops of
the 45lh Infantry Division.
"Mine off the post bowl''
The STAFF, ber sw~p cablel
streaming behind in a great V,
began to snalte around tbe omi-nou.s steel ball.
"Sir! There's another ooel"
"\Vben:?" demanded Uam N ..
pier from the bridge.
"It just went under the bow ...
The crew rrou. N•pier ulp-
ped the raJlini. They couJd &ear
the mine scraping against tbe
hull and they followed the sound
-from tbt bow, to amidships,
to just below the forward engine
room.
And then it exploded.
The sh.Ip heaved Hke a great
wounded wbaJe, then settle<!,
crippled, with nine crewmen
11.llled, SO injured, a 14-foot hole
in her beUy.
Ham Napier found bimieU
Jlsnglng Crom the cowling of the
D1inl bridge, a ruu de<:k above
where be bad been standing be·
fore. He scrambled down, grab-
bed a fog fire bose, 11eaded for
the enel.De room. Meo were
goplng tbelr way out of the
1bJp'1 midsection, bewildered, tri&btened-"Get the wounded to
the lantall," Lt Napler ordered.
Ht reacbed the hatch, beard
tbe moana of the men below,
felt the heat oC the flaming oll.
He started down -and sudden· lY bls feet stopped. Paralyzed.
Aatonlabed, be Joolced down at
t.Hm.
"Rig.bl foot,•· he whispered,
put him Of'I a 1hip. They St«lt
him to Auck.land, New Zealand, and the band on the dock played
"Roll Out the Barrel" and the
band on lbe ship played "Walb.·
Ing Matilda."
They sent him to GuadaJcaw, wblcb by May 194.3, was pretty
aecure, except I.be Japa were
still raidjng Henderson Field.
Pvt. Ed O'Neill was unloading
a ahip at Lunga Point when be
saw his first "Belly'' close up.
The plane wu coming lo low,
low in the moonlight, and slral·
ing, and Ed O'Neill dove over
the side of the 1hip, thinkin~ 11
be went down lbat be d1do't
know whether the waler or the
pier lay directly below.
Pvt. llaph Heppel~ 1943.
They put him on. another sbip,
with maybe 1,500 other guys oe
each deck. The bunks were
at.acted bigh and you were sup-
posed to sleep on a bunk about
11 incheJ wide, 18 inches below
the one above, and you were
~upposed to sleep here with all
your stuff, your bed roll, your
helmet on your chest, your rifle
and pack along side. The smell
was terrific.
and then S. Fl Meade for more
training, telllng h.lm over and
over ag~. "lf you see tbe en-
emy, fire the gun. Fire the gun.''
On furlough Ralph tallted with
Jean Mo2re, tbe pretty brunette
be bad met at McNabb's Roof
Garden. They talked about get·
ting married and decided to waJt
until be came home for good.
But they did drive over to Car·
roll ud buy an engagemeJJt
ring.
1'»en W wtnt to England. . . ..
Fumly about the dillere~ ln
''_aoddam tt, move." It dkl. "AU r[lllt, lelt foot, move." It did.
And Ham Napier went below
with the fire "°se. . . .,
NH, I, lta, Bo111plavflle.
The patrol from K Company,
21st Regiment, 3rd DivlsJon.
United States Marines, was mov·
ing forward slowly, cautiously,
through the thlck, twisted j\mgle
wbtn they beard the first shots on the Jell Tben on the right.
Then ahead of tbem. They had
been sucked ln a.od were pinned
down on three sides.
LCloldng to hU right, Ed
O'Neill suddenly saw what look·
ed lite the whole Japanese
army and be fired th:ee times.
Be saw three Japs go down, saw
them go down oeall_t-bis lirst
score of the Sec«!.Od7 world War,
but tbtre war1lo time lo cele-
brate on lbls early November
day, lKS. For four boors they
fought then untJI they finally
Marine avgeanta.
At the recruillog center. they
were fatherly, threw an arm
around you, called you "son."
But the flrst topltick Pvt. Ed
O'NeiJJ met at Parris uland,
SC., wu snarling. "You may
wish Jater you were never a Ma·
rine. But you'll be trained. Two
things to remember · Keep your
bowels open and your mouth
shut!" They seemed to bate him per·
sonaUy when they talked but
they taught him all about bis
rlOei.c how to shoot, bow to u~e
the oayonet, how to match tn
close ordtt drill, boW to float in
water I« days, bow to survive
with little food or water. They
taupt him to -paae, to arab
for lbe aroln, to 'tomp Oil the
other ~y's instep, to belt bim
wilb the rifle butl Tbey taught
him war wu a '6iou.a;4tirty
buslnet.a. dirtier I.hall ~' be bad learned beb1nd tbe bill-
boa.rcla at Kent and ~by.
Tbef 1t11t Pvt. Ed O'Neill to
Quanti()O, Va., and made b1m a
communiutiOD1 1pecia.l.l.at in us-
tn1 the radio, iD a.ipalini in
Mone, wilb blinktt tube or fla&a. They 1e11t blm to New Riva-, N.C., and to Camp Pen-
dkton, Calif., for still more
tralrun1 and at San Dteco they
Now ln 1943, when America
was beginning ils big count.er-
oUensive along the huge arc of
Islands that Jed to Japan, Ed
O'Neill and the other Marines
knew they were on their way to
combat at a place calJed Bou-
gaJnville. Koowing that, t h e y
irew quieter.
On the last afternoon, they
were transferred to LSTs, and
that nifbt they arrived at the
war. They saw the battle~ipa
standing oft, firing red balls
lbrougb the air, bllthlg the land
wllb a deep, deep rumble that
vibrated alilpa two miles off.
1bore. They saw tbe destroyen
racing ahead and tbe Jap planes hlttine back with torpedoes.
Tbey saw one destroyer 1el It
amiclabi1>9, the flames flash up.
beard tbe abandoD-abip born,
·..,, the cur.• jumpiq over the
aide. F.d 0 Nelll began to won-
der U be'd.ever make It ashore.
Aa the dawn came up biJ atom·
acb tightened and be fiDgered
b1a beads. "Bleased Mother," be
prayed, ").eep a band on my
Jboulder." The LST moved IA,
scruncbed OD the Wld, and the
big ltffl door caJDe doWD. Jt w:J time to 10. • • •
Ed O'Neill mHta his brother, Tom, It o.d1IUNI, 1943.
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The Middk-A.ged Lions
slipped out of tbe pocbt.
la'9t', in the rice plldlly, UI·
ting back to beet with uo4ber
MariDe, mud all aroand Ulem ,
a s mell lib dead ftSb aft around
them, Ed O'Neill (elt eooct. 0 1
dldll't panic," be thouCbt. "No•
I k:eow. 1 'll never be a here, but
I won't run." . . .
Boufalnville. Nov. I. Anotber
patrol, this time sprud out near'
Hill 100, wblcl\ had ~ady
cbaQCed IWlds three times. Ed
O'Neill stopped, frot.e, bearln&
the sudden swoosh ol bitcls over-
head. Something was ma~
them move.
Fi>rty yards albu.d another IOI·
ditt stopped, froze, for the same
reuoo. Neither being certain the
other saw him Ed O"Nelll alld
the JJP ata.r;d al eadl other.
Th• Jap moved behiAcl a 00<»-
nut tree. Ed O'Neill moved be-
hind a coconut l:rff. 1be Jap
brouCJ)t his rlfie arQUDd to tbe
right and fired. The bullet bit
Ed O'Nelll's tree head·~. but
dlckl't penetrate the trunk. Ed
O'Neill flred at tile Jap's tree.
bead-bJgb. ThJs bullet went
thrtu&b . The J•p fell.
a.eckinl the duel maa'1 pa~
pera, Ed found a piclun! ti bia
late enemy and hil family. Be
t the pictw-e . b1a ~ h ~ it, he ~l 111 aep
It foe • loac time, becaue be
seemed like me, and I teemed
like blm. and tbe whole tblng
could have gone tbe other way. • • •
J .... l'J ;, IM(, 'ft .....
EqbM, TM red striq oa Uile
brletiq map .-.s medlum--lleC
and led to Ludwigahaven, Ger·
maay.
'Ibey toot off in the Ont lf•Y llgbt ud bude.d out o.u the
Chmmel and Lt. Frank Saeed.
on hil Ont ml.ssion, wu aware
o( bis tear but all be ~ tlaiak
wu: keep the forrnatio9 tight,
keep the formation tlgbl
And now over Bel«Jum, tbe
first eaemy-<beld territory be bad
1eea. there was a "~ 11.gbt. All around him there were
B-141 Mid B-l-71, about _,Amer·
lcaa bomber•, and all thoee
1tan-aad-bar1 ov« the neray
thrilled him. lte knew then he
would remember it atway1.
Thea they saw the flnt be
of black dots in th• dlstut lky ..
and tMy flew on &own tbem.
He eaw two bomben aacldealy
d.iJlntep-ate. just come apart ill
pieces, and he thought of the bran men who would never 1ee
home apin. And, he thou.Cht fOt
the first time. It could bappea
to me. But the clot.a were aow big
blac:t blobs with fiery reel een·
ters exploding all around tbem.
'Ibey Oew tbrougb the lntente
flak, the plane shuddermg from
the coocuss\oa, and they un~·
ed their bombs over LudwlP· ha.en, where they hoped the
Luftwaffe assembl,y planla fttrt.
l:X'l:;:;=ll ____ •
11• tbou&ht how ltQpersooal ...
bombl seemed Colftl dowa.
They hnded bact for Eai·
land, as fut as they coW4. and
when the sky was quiet aiala
be wondered how much damag.t
they bad done· and bo• man1
innoceat people they mipt have
killed. He thought of tbe peop ..
witb regret, not gullt1'
That night. at 1tie offie«i bar,
they drank and Uley sa111. They
sang endless parodies Of "Ble11
'Em All," and Frank Sneed,
th.lnldag over the clay, waa
pleated that ne had coetrol'"
hil fear. But b1r# he would be
afraid a1aln. • • • Matt~, ltt4, TlvetwllaD, E-t·
lud. The bar at tile officer&
club wu much q_uleler these
days. Lilte the otben it1 tba
700lb Squadron, Lt. Frut Sneed
already bad much to remem-
ber.
There were all th05e raids on
the same t.arcet, Brunswick,
Germ&ll)'. and all those people
down there he rurely musi have
killed. Frank Sneed thought
about lbem often.
There was the mlssiGn when
a aln&le German fighter, an FW -
190, dove right into their forma-
tion. so close Frank Soeed couk
see, on the wing, the footprints
o( the man who bad gassed it
He thought. how brave was th1
'ilot to take us on alone. H
stopped thinking that when tbe
fighter shot down a bomber and
got away.
Tbere was that low, ominous
murmur I~ the briefing room
the morning they saw the long-
est red strln& ever. the ooe Ulat
•tretchtd all the way to Posen.
CUcboalovakia.
Oil the way, the weather t.ur-n-
ed Jovsy, ttle wines were icing
UJ\ and wherever be looked be
atill UW only OH other 8-M.
Only two Amerlcaa planes in
the thick, IOUPY .,. and Frank
Sneed kept ltokln& back at the
radio operator for the code word
"flah." the recall wOl'd !Mt day.
AD4 juat as Ibey wee. appcGllCb·
fng the line of bl.eek dots of llak
over the ....my cout the radio
open• hucled him the ~.
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o.o.y et N9nMndy, JuM 6, 1944.
and he turned sbarplY and the
whole crew cheered.
But most of all and worst ot
all there was the Gotba raid,
the one be wa.sn't on. He a.od
others stood on the strip a.od
sweated the boys back. Each
man on the ground quietly count-
ed to himself, and then they
consulted, each hoping he had
miscounted. Thirteen planes
didn't come back that day, about
half of the airt>ome group, and
many o( those that did w~
dropping red Oates to wpal
wounded aboard. He saw the
holes in the planes and saw the
maimed carried out. He watc:b-
ed with quiet tears as one crew
emerged and, each I.ft his turn,
thanked bJa pilot w1&h a bug or
a baadsb.ak"e or a grup of tbe
shoulder' thanked blm roe set·
ting them back SlfeJy.
That .apt .. o( the boys
back from Ge&ba was .aum~
lng ln bia llfJeV. Dailln« bl• arms ud scream.mg, ••t•m 'bum~
Ing! I'm bmning!"
That al&)ll. aad for muy otb·
ers alter, at the officef'I bar ol
the '7'00tb Squadroft, there was
more drinking and leas lillpng. • • •
Mattk UI, 19". Nwf•lt, Va.
Tbe SfAFF steamed oul of porl
one again. It was Lt. J. Hamil·
ton Napier's ship now; ht had
taken command while i.be was
in for repaiu. Now be was es-
corting a convoy or 34 bar~es
laden to the gunwales with
equipment for the blg buildup
in Engtaod. Ham put to sea on
a Ooodtide of memories.
There was the anxious dash to
get to Macon for the birth ol
bts child, Rosalind: the madden-
lng crowds and wartim~ cha~
al the train depots: the DO v1s-
iton" sign Martha hun& on he_r
hospital door to assure a pn·
vale welcome for Ham: the dis-
coveey that the nowera he or·
dered slx months in advance had
been delivered as promised .-
complete witb affectiOnate notes
wriUen for him by Evelyn Yates
the friendly norw.
And tbel'e were t:ti. 17 battle
fatigue CARS that arrived home
with the crippled ship. One case
Ham recalled with a i.mile. ·•Mt. Napier " tbe sailor said.
.. I have a terrible ur1e to break:
open the small arma locker and
shoot every officer on board."
Two day1 later the man was
back on duty. Ham asked about
bis treatment.
"Oh rm all right,'' ht said.
"Tbe doc iald it was a perfect·
ly normal impulse.'' • • •
April U , 1M4, Tlvet It.all. He
wouJd always remember that the
radio tn Operation 3 that day
was playing "MaJriy Doau" as
they left.
Their target was the railroad
marshaling yards in Hamm,
Germany. Alternate target: Co-
logne: talteoU: 1600 hours. Lt.
Frank Sneed dldn 't like the time: it meant they'd be return-
ing in daftness.
Over the fl>emy coast. they
ran into tbe usual flak. It ~" thicker as they reached the
point to start their bombing run.
But somebody had fouled up the
Umlng. U they bombed on sched·
ule. they migllt collide with an-
other croup. They turned IOUth,
down the Ruhr valley, toward
the alternate target.
They dropped thelr bombs m
hellish flak. Suddenly No. 3 t n·
gine bepn running out or con.
trol. f'rank Sneed feathered it.
Then No. l quit. Thi' one
wouldn 't Ceatber. Someone in
the ~ailt yeUed, "We're JOling
gas and oill" Both engines were
full or holes. With two engines out, Fraolt
Sneed began falling behind the
rest of the group. He adv~nced
the manifold pressure, bopUlg to
conserve gas and add. speed. It
did neither. The cylinder-bead
temperatures were going way
up. ti"i.t Frank Sneed calJed for &' •
ers and the Tbundetbolls got
the~ shortly. He felt lef.s alone
ln tbt aty.
Then No. 2 engine raa out ol
control Ht feathered It. Be or·
dered the crew to jettison all
guna, all ammunlUon, anyUllng to save weight. He bad only OM
engine left. rt waa ~tically
posaib&e to get back on one en-
gine.
But No. 4 was heatinC up and
they were losing fll and pbwer
and .ttitude. Frank Sneed Jook.-
ed down and looted at hiJ map.
If ~1 ~ out over Urll .C:: of Belglwn, they'd land
German troops "'" thickest. He turned south.
Ju~t wetl of Brussels be or-
dered the crew to bail out. '11'1ey
dld. He put the plane on .auto-
matic pilot and walked back to
make certain everyone else was
out. Re was alone.
He got on lbe radio and told
his best friend in the squadron
it looked llkt he bad had U. He
asked him to say goodby to their
commanding officer, to thank
him for bel.na such a nice guy.
His friend safd. "You'll make lt
all rigbl We'll see you back at
the base."
Frank Sneed bailed out. Tbe
first tbln& be noticed was tnat
the air was 5uddealy so still, sc.
qu iet, oo more flak. He pulled
the ripcord. Nothing happened. He ..,, flasblng through his
mi.nd·s eye Lawton, Okla .. once
more. He saw It the way he 11K4
to see it from tbe bill over
Cache Creek. He could see his
house and McKinley School. . .
He pulled harder on the rip-
cord This Ume lt worked. The
open. parachute jerked him up
hard, so bard his right flylnC
boot went aai.UAg off, the boot.
he remembered, that bad all llll
maps and clgaretru. • • •
May 1944. Sou&.laa1J1ptoa, E•C· tud. Pfc. Ralph Neppel had one
wish: whatever the Army was
up to, It ougbt to get on with 1t.
Tbe scuttlebutt was ltlat the in-
v asloo of France would come
oU any day now. Meanwhile,
there wu nothinJ for the Gia
of the 7th Provindal Battalion
at lbt 15th Replacement Depot
to do but train and train some
more. And they were still drill·
Ing into Ralph Neppel's brain
again and again the monotonous
refrain, "If you stt the enem~.
fire the gun. U you see the en-
emy. fire the f(Un • . • lire the
sun." Ralph Nepyt:l wondered how
be would perform in combat anti
was anxious to fiod out. Bul
now there was tlili awful wait-
in,. Still, It gave bi.m Umt to
think. and what he thought
about most, lying In bis pup
tent In England, was that when
be got baclt to Carroll Countyf
Iowa. he would get a farm o
his own. It would have 1 while
house and a white barn and a
white fence around the fields
and the toe board of the fence
would be etlht 1Dcbe1 wldt . Ex·
actly eight Tncbes wide.
• • •
Jue M lMt, NM1Uadf. On
the ruiht bt;ror. and on D-Day,
Lt. Halnilton Napier lttpt bis ac-
tion report up to date, up lo the
minute.
11:27 p.m. Commence slream-ini moored-mine gear. N l • e
sblps _on starboard echelon ot
STAFF, overlappinl 100 yards.
Only STAFF eXPoted. .
11:28 p.m. Hobt batUe ensign
which this vessel flew when lead·
ing sweeps at Slcily.
11 :29 p.m. Commence sweep·
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The Mitld~-Aged Lions
mg approach channtl for fire.
support vessel.a eight ~.
northeast of Cherbourg penin-
aula down eastern llde of pen-
insula. Heavy AA fire oo beach-u . Numeroua fl.area in aky. H·
hour still aix boun off.
1:4'8 a.m. Sweep of approach
channel completed. No mines
swept, oo 1hip1 of thla squadron
Jost. Had feared coastal 1UJ11 at
Cberbourg mlgbt eaai1y blow u1
up. Never expected to reach
beach area.
1:46 a.m. Commence sweep Qf
transport area for Utah Beach.
Streaming gear both Udes.
1:58 a.m. Paratroop planes
overhead. Now m mlla off
beach. Ship partly Wwnlnated
by AA flares.
2:30 a.m. Landing craft clt·
cllng 1n swept water.
3 :15 a.m. Sweep ol transport
area for Utah and Omaha beach-
es completed. Commence re-covery of aweep gear.
3:43 a.m. All gear recovered.
Fire support veaaelJ begin shell·
tag beach. HundredJ ol planet overhead. Explo1lou on beach·
ea. Heavy AA fire on beaches.
4:15 a . m. n;:t area thickenl.ng with g craft.
H-bour two boun oft. Ship b
trembling from CODCUJSion of
heavy ~e.
8:00/llb. Aircraft )«J amoke
acreen alon1 beacbet for auault.
6:30 a.m. Bombardment llfted
to permit 1&Ddt.o1.
And tbe Jona. bobbhlt l.lnet or
lqU&re • faced landing craft
churned toward the m1sty ihora
of Normandy and the men pour-
ed out brave men. bewildered men. They waded in wli1t-detp water and many never made lt
through the with~ flr~ to the
beach. But DW11 did. They
nanned ubore through the
ecttam.s of the dTiDI and the
bodies of the de-ad and ran aod fell aod crawled through t h e
bloody sand and clawed t.beiJ'
way up the clilf1.
The Unlted Stat.et Navy bad
found a use for J. Hamlltion Na-
pier. He commanded the lead
American 1bip ln the proceaslon
of sblps thaf became the blg-~t armada in hlltOry and th.e
l>iggest invulon ln hi.story. And
DOW t.be Americana and the Brit·
lib and the Canadlana and the
other boy1 INm t.be "decadent
democraclea" were streaming
aJhore into Adolf Wtlu's for-
tress Europe.
• • •
Jue I, 1M4, Nennudy. The
airtomatic time clock$ were now
hegjnning to arm the magnetic
mines the Germana bad 6prtnk-
led on the sea Ooor in the shal-
low waters ofl Normandy.
Lt. Hamilton Napier saw the
explosion two mllet off. Through
his blooculara be could tdl it
wu a destroyer, the USS GLEN-NON. The mlne bad gone ott
beneath her stern. and her atmi
Wat ~ttllng OD the tboal.
He wheeled the STAFF to-
ward tbe atrlclten ahlp, ordered
all hand• topsJ4e except one
man in the enlioe room ud raced throu&b lfle IJliftfteJd at
flaak speed. At be maneuvered
his ship, bow to bow witb the
foundering GLEJiNON, a shore battery opened n.t. The flrst
salvo fell sbort. Tbe second, mo-
ment! laterl..!as long. The crew
of the GLENNON, 157 men and
12 omcera, acrambled aboard
the STAFF even as the 1hells
exploded in great geyaen ahead
and behi.od. The third ealvo waa
on range, but wide -t.be do.
est yet At last a nearby cruiser
opened up on the shore batteryl
and the STAFF steamed out o
Cpl. Id O'Neill ~w• Purple H.ert
the minefield with It.' cargo of
1baken survivors.
Ham Napier wu enormou.i,
proud ol the courace of bis men.
MQJ O{ ~ crew were from what be conaidered underprivi-
leged bomea. He tbo~gbt about
them often durine tbe momenta
of rest when the abip rode at
anchor and be stretched out ill
hit cabtn. Would they be for,ot-
-ten when tbe war was overt
Ham Napier raolved that wbea
he cot back to b1a law oft.ice bl
Georgia, if be did, be •. OQ)d ~ mat the onrepnaented -tM
poor, the lal>ortr, the Nepo.
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Jaly •It. lM4, N ...... y. A
million men were ubort. Tbe battle of the beachhead was over
and WOD and DOW It WU the
battle of Normandy. And tbiJ
battle WU fouOt yard by yard.
Yan! by Jard throU.lb the hedge-
rows. '11'e wretched hedgerowa.
The thick, aiea-old vine-marled
bedprow1 that divided the tiny
pastures whkb bad to be taken
one by one. 'Ille murderoua
hedgerows that h1d machineguns
aod mortars and could itop a
tank. Tbe lousy, dirty bedge-
row1. Ralph Neppel, the expert
from Iowa, tbo.a~t, ''What a
bell of a way to fence a f.arm."
Ralph wu ln a regular u:nft
at last. He joined M ComJ>aQY or the 3Z9th Infantry Regiment or the l3rd Dtvialoa u a re-
placement and went into action
the vuy not day. 1n the hedge-rows.
General EiMnbower called the eombat "dogged do1.t1bboy Oght-
lng at ita wont." Everi_ ~
they fought and every day Ral.ph Neppel'a m.aclalnegu.n 1quad lost
a mu, often mon. After 10
days tbe cuualUes were so
geat P.fc. Ralph Neppei became
Sgt. Ratpb Neppel, leader of the seven-man ,quad. He wu battle
hardened and battle wile. Ht no longer firff nervou.aly at
birdl and tqulrrela 1kltter1n1 tbroUfh the bedlercrtrl • DO lont•
er wu dlatracted by the ltencla
of cleath; DO lon&er found it .,..
cusary to try to hide hia fear
but learned be could live with
it and eootrol ll
"fin 1ett1n~ to be an old vet-
eran already,• be wrote t.o Jean When bJJ outfit at last pulled
back for a rest. "And I bave
more gull than I thought I Md
. • . P.$ . .U )'OU cu Kray, hon, Jt 1ure halpf up here. • • •
Jaly u . IM4, G•am. Tbe first
wave came in after dawn, in
the amtracs, and they felt like
avengen.
They were hitting an 1aland
the Japt had captured from
Amerk.aaa the day afta Pearl
Harbor. Remember Pearl Har·
bor, men! 'neJ were up ffr thil
one. They were gung-bo.
The Navy CUJll bad killed
many J•ps, ll:oocked out many
guns1 cruabed many buildings.
But it wam't enough. It ii never
enough. Navy guns can't cap-
ture an llland. Men capture an
Wand.
1be amtracs bit the beach and
the Japs opened up oo the Ma-
rl.Dea wlth artlllery and mortar•
bidden in the bills and ri.Des be-hind the coconut trees and Ule wan. of gutted ba1ldinc• where
Americans once lived.
The amtrac on the left of Cpl.
Beradt~ I "d_ .~
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Ed O'Neill took a ebtll close,
bounced, turned over, scattued .Marines ln all directions. Ed
O'Neill and K Compani raced
up the sand.
Marines were being hit all
around them. They aaw dead
Marines and headku Marines.
They saw bodiea bollDCillg on
the sane! and bod.let bouncing
ln the water, from the coocus-
aion.
Ed O'Neill a.ad three other
men from K Company leaped
over the wall of a demollsbed
building and there were four
Japs firing to the Jett, where
they had alrea4y stacked up 50 American dead, Ed got one Jap
with hiJ M·l. Tbe other Marines
got the rest.
K Company finally made It to
the relative protection of the coconut palms. The Jap {ire
dwindled. The captain came up
to E:d O'Neill and asked bow it
looked. Ed O'Neill sald It look·
ed okay now. The captain said,
well, fire the white Oare. Ed
O'Neill fired the white flare from
hit Very pistol, which was the
signal for the third wave tD
co~: inthlro wave came iD and
then the J• opened up and caught them in the water and
set an L5l' aft.rt and mowed
down Amerlcau tbr~ I.lid four
at a time lD the water and Ed
O'Neill could see the mortars
landing evf!ry 10 feet or so and
be saw the screaming men. For as long u bt woufd live, b6
would remember It and wom
about It and It ... DO cooaola-
tion that be hadn't made the
decision beca\lst 1t wu be who
bad fired the white Oare.
• • •
Ja17 D. DU. 8afu. Ger·
muy. In the evenint, Lt. Frank
Soetd skeed.led the vlew -the
same one be bid bid for tbree
mootbl. A wooden pard tow·
er. high barbed wire Jenee, deep
pine forest. He dated tbe aketdl and then be Jbtclaed tbe Wlter pitx.'b~ and .. ba9dle and Joct
on the door and the German eagle and swastika stamped on
the bunkJ. They lived 2.0 to a
barracks at Stalag Luft lll, 100
air miles toutbeaat or Berlin.
They ate sauerkraut and heavy
sour black bread and ~ and.,
when they W'e re desperate
enough, a bJood .auaage provid-
ed by their captors. They ate
better when the Red Cross par·
eel& came. They went out for
roll call every dawn. They got
German music and German
propaganda on the loudspeat·
ers. '11ley made tblng1. The Brit·
lsh drew elabor.te maps and
8A••4
forged beautiful documenta Lor
escape. The Americana madt
poll and pa111 and even a atovt
out of old tin cans. They ~
erclaed in the yanl with a vol·
teyball ..,ovided by the YMCA.
They J'Hd book.a tent by tht
Red Crou. Frank Sneed read
aomethlng tilled •'Color &Del De-
sign in Apparel." He read it
and reread -lt. They gave each
other seJf-lmprovement lecturer, Sneed oo creative wriUng, oth·
en on archltectu.re and geog.
rapby. The~tallled about worn. en. One b bombardier kept
t.alklng abou his wife. They kid·
ded biJn. Another man kept talk·
ing about tbe vac~um cleaners
be sold before the war. They lddded him. Another talked
about the truck farm he'd st.art
after the war in Jersey, with a
plua st.and by the side of the
road. They kidded him. Anotber
got a Dear John letter from bit
wife. They didn't kid him. After
a ~le evn general discussion
of women dwindled. The subject
had become too serious for talk.
• • •
Jaly U.21, lM4, Guam. They
came near dawn, nnhlna for·
ward in huge number• with
swords and riflff, acreamiog
"Banu.l" like mad men. The
Mari.net met them with a DlW'·
derous fire aod Ed O'Neill wu
&booting .. fut .. he could.
Still tae Japa ca.met climbing
over their Q1'b deao.
'Ibey flowed through on the
right, where the battalion wu
thlnneat, and Ed O'NeW found
hlmlelf flriu 1n an directiom
becaUM DOW 1here WU DO front.
no sides, aJld the Jape '"" everywhere. They poured b&c*
to tbe beach and tbe Marines
cbued them, not in time to atop them from bayoneting the
wounded on their Utters.
When tile American posttlon
was reat.ol'ff, Ed O'Neill found
plla of the dead, Jap and Amer·
lean dead, locked in the lut em·
brace Of band-to-band eombal
They also found the lut enemy
pocket.I In the ravines, u many
u 30 1n one pla~. and Ed
O'Neill and the olbers cut them
down with BARI, ~ in some
cases he and the Marines finished
them ofl with bayonets because
too many Marines had been
tilled by what they thought were
dead Japa. The orders were to
"make aure oo ooe was breath-ing." . . .
Another dawn. Ed O'Neill wu
ordered forward to help form a
~urtty line around the wound·
ed. About eight men to guard
150 wounded just being treated.
Tbe Jap1 opued up with auto-
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'1'tie weapcm and • bottlt Of J>Jood plum.a WU ahot rfpt out
of a doctor'• band.
Ed O'NtW looUd oYer' a amaD
revetment for th• e.DeJllY poat.
tlon a.od tA>ot a bullet rtibt thrOUJb tht top ol bl.I belmet.
above hta bMd:' Jt bocbd b1nl
down. He crawled 10 ftet to bit
left, thrn a band ~ ucl
ht throwial toot uotber bdet
through the same part ot tbe
helmet •••
By the attemoon ol ttt. -.ti
Ed O'Neill and the Gtbera b;f
bad vtrtuall)' DO Wep In flve days. 1beo h Japt opened up
with mortan and OIM ton off
the leg ol a Martne 10 feet from
O'Neill. And anotberJUDe ID.1
and the flllJMDtl diD4d au e>ver the place and Ed O'Nei11
caught at le< 30 It.eel allven
which blD't but not u bad U bi.I
eyts. Be couldn't aet now. Waa
it just buntinc llDcl Of WU it
1teel?
A corpaman led him back and
Ed O'Neill wu newt M> bigtit.
tned In bis life and clutched bia
rosary a.od Pl'Ued h1I hardest
becauae if tlie Japs were to at.-
tact aialn be could DOt defend himself blinded. Tbty took him b&c.t to a beach hospital and
filled b1J eyes wtth aome tlDd of
:telly and banQced Ulem and three claJ1 liter be could let
again. ~e WU Rill back fo bia OU~
fiL He ftl cheered by tbe fact
that tht'J bad 1al.Ded 1,000 yard.a.
• • •
Dec. H, UM, Blr&d. 0.....,.
'lbe Jerriel were ~ tbem
e&nl ..,.., Jach. Prom ~
JOW·~ tlae pdera ol
ftgbtinc dlupd to boule-to-
botlle for Ill Ralph Heppel .,
the mtta pmed tbroacb ~
-St. Malo, a.e Ldre Valley, Lu-
enbCJurl. Md u the winter l?'ft mare ..,.. than IJl'1 Balpb
( Nepptl bad known back In Iowa.
the S29th battled tbroUCb ~
terrible tree bunt.I and booby
traps of tbe Bqm Forest into
the Vtrf beartl.and of the 'nlird
Reich.
Blrgel wu the ftnt vUlage on
the othftl slde ~ the forest. Re.
1Wance WU u,bl Sgt. Ralph
Neppel's 3rd BattaUoa moved 1D
after • blllterl.Dg art1Jlery bar·
rage, flushed ltraOllnc Krauts
from ceJlan and itflc1, and the village was secure. RaJpb wu
Jootmg for a llte}y plaice to
spend the Di&bt when tbe lieuten-
ant balled ~14 blm to 1et up biagun at tbe
vlUage'a main crosuoadl ln cue
of a counterattack.
b plaieed the IUD OG lta tri fed • flub Sround belt
the m.a_pzlne, 1ald a Me·
-1 belt aloqllde. TM after bOOll
WU cloudy, damp. An 1ncb of .,.. cm• eel the gravel l'09d.
The C!OUlltel'att.aek came at *'*· Mort.n llnt. then a tank nmbled 09W' tbe rlda of a bill
ad oPened .., with lta •. fte
lbeD 1dt before Ralph Neppel
ftncl hll nnt barlt. n *" ll1m lltc!l Ja a.. • ud --he llDded ta a '-P_ be felt a .-r·
... paba ID Ida _blp a ...-JM w caq1at • pl.et "JM ...
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net God! tt hurt. u. 1oobd
around. A blooclf eombet boot 1-1 in the mow. Bia. Be Joobd
clown. Bia rl&bt Jta ,, ........ low the knee, bll wt Jq • blood1
l>uJ.p, Blood IPQl1ecl fa pallet
thrOup b1a tatltnd fattlu,M, He
AW bla macbUMtma bl tfit IDOW,
10 yuda away, bocbd oll ua
tripod. He c1rauec1 ~ to.
ward It on b1a elbowa, Inch by
loch.
'Ibe tank WU 40 yanil away.
Two dozen German toldlers
croucbed behind it and belJde it.
They ctucttd and weaved around
the big ~t tank. Ralph Neppel
held h1a au.a in b1a two baDda
and Jay ..on bia bel11 and waited.
He wal&ed utU U.. tank waa 30
yarch. Now RaJpb N~ could see the enemy clear)J. Be aaw
tlM tllelDJ ml be fti'td aad he
fired. Be fl.red at tbt German
IOldlen and be aaw them fall. Be
ammed tbe llCODd belt lnto th•
and be ftted at the tDelQJ.
tired and he dNd ad be
fl.red md be fired. Tba Ralph
Neppel slumped over tbe bot CUD
and h1I hefmet rested Iii tbe
IDOW OD tbl bard ~ road. The ground dlcl6t u tbe tank
c:nmc.bed dOMr. It •t®Ped.
....Jla)pb ?f~ ... .. hlack boob at a 0.-man olDeer. He
"" h1m pojJJt the Lacer plJto1 at IUs be.a. Bt saw bbll pull tbt trtaer. • • ••• F"-ft,Jtti.lftJlma.lt
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wu cold and ml.It, and the sea
WU choppy on the third day Of the bloodle1t battle in the bla-
tory of the Uniled States Ma.
rina.
The big baWewacona were still belting the tiny lUaad IDd OD
the land men were flOUU fUr·
lou.aJy. Shortly after I Lai tb•
3rd Dtviaioo, in OoaUq reHrVt
Oil the trauporta, WU ordc'td
in. Ed O'Neill pocketed bb J'OI· cy a.od went down tbe carco
Dela.
Tbey bounced l.D oD die am-
traca and in the bl' chop !Pell were vomltt.u and eacb *k mu
did tt l.D hJa bel.met and paued It OD to the 1\11 OD tbe r&ll for
emptying.
They •crunbUd out on the
beach and wtte lmmedla~}y
atopped by_ the men pinoed down
way ahead of them. On the crest
of the beach they could see may-
be 100 Marines, dead their bod-
ies .UU in firing pos{tlona1 their
rtfleJ still In their cold nands.
Most bad betn bit in the face.
Tbe Jap fire from Ml Suri-
bachl on the left waa still ln·
teDJe. All that day and all that
nilbt, K Company and Ed O'Neill with 1t waa held on the beach
with many otber l\lY'· K Com-pany was lucky. They were able
to hide behi.ncf the wrecbge of
bumtd out tanb or truclu or
jeeps. On the volcanlc uh, Ed
O'Neill dug bia foxhole to get
below the IW"face. But the Jap
artillery optntd up a.od the con-
cusalon was so great the vibra-
tion pushed up tbe volcanic ub
under him and be was on the
IUrlace apin.
The Japs opened up_ that night
with heavy ~ Dre. Some-
how tbty Ignored It Company
and seroed in OD L ~y to the ltft. They kept It up aD day
and all olgbt. Ea O'Neill could
blar tbe men on hll lefl tcrUm·
log and In the glare he could
tee the crued Wounded throw·
log off their belmete and l'UD•
Dini toward tbe water aeveral
tlmet, oh Mother 0( God, be felt
aomethlng wet bim and at times
it wu blOOd and at time, It was
piece• of the men tn L Com· pa.ny.
And DOW It WU late in' the two campal&Jt when moct of lt wu dooe and . only iaoJated Jap
pockets rem~. Ed O'Neill Ud a em.all patrol were 6ellt out to a beach ODI nlgbt to look
for enemy snipers.
Ed O'NelU WU crouched In hi•
foxhole , thlJ dart night near the
end of thlt third bloody cam-
pal.,,. Suddenly be uw Jape
ahead and be nncs three ahota and be saw three go down.
The eer1eant ordered flares
tent up but they 1aw nothiJlg.
In the moming, they found no bodlu, no blood, no maru of
movement. 1ber• were no Jape.
1bere bad bee no Japs.
Felt. ~I ...i, Otfwd Eaglancl.
The mecuc strapped Ralph Nep.
pel to the hood of a jeep and
took him to the ald statlon where
they removed a ucldul of
ahrapoel and tied It to bis Ut-
ter.· "You have a b.alf-ton of
souvenln to take bome son,"
the thapl&ln Joked. They had al·
10 saved llalob'a helmet. He coufd put b1s Unger through the
bole in Jt. The helmet had de-
ilected the Luger bullet enough so that bil head wound wu on-
ly superOdal .
They moved him to a bospltal tn Belgium ~re the doctors cle~ the stump of h1a rliJlt leg and amputated the remaws
of his left. "We have no choice,"
the doctor said. "You'll be all
right. You have both biees and
you can walk on two artificial
legs u talily u one." . . .
Now Ralph Neppel was at the
91t.t ~neral Hospital in Eng-
land -playfully flirting with the
nUJ'M1, maJdn~ wiaecracu.
'"nlat 1\.11 doecn t give the rell of ua a chance to feel sorry for
ourselve1.'' one patient remark-
ed. "Be IOfl to bed smiling
and wakes up laughing."
Ralph 1hartd a moment of in·
timate lhougbt wttb that pa-tient. a fellow Iowan named Buck Walden. Lat. one quiet night he
showed Buck a an&J>6hot of Jean.
"Do you tblnt 1be'll ltfll want
to marTJ me. Buck? Do you
think I should even uk?"
"I wee1 that's up to her, RaJ h.,..-
.. ~. lei wouldn't be so bad.
But two .... " • • •
Felt. zt, IMS, Nwemberc.
From weal and east, the Allie.
were closing a giant jaw on
Germany.
In the east, the ~rmans
moved frantically wei;.t to stay
ahead of the Russians. On Jan.
'l1 they evacuated Stalag Luft ril. For three days they marched
the prisoners ln bitter cold and
swirling a.now. Then they put
them in railroad boxcara and
brought them to a POW camp
near Nuremberg. Frank Sneed had started a di·
. ary. ln one entry, he considered
his possibilities a rar from now. •.• "In the army .... At home?
• • . In the Paclfic . . . Dead 1
•.. Still here! I?? Sane? Insane!
When be thought about the di5-tant future at al11 he thought he
mlgbt go into 1oumalism and
later write fiction. But the fu·
ture wu bard to think about.
The prest.nt wu mort distract·
lnC. Tbe food WU &ettlng wone.
For wetkl, they bad bad nothing
but a thin toup made of weeds,
and the black bread. ln b1a diary, be began dream-
ing of the food be wOuld eat at
home. He drew up Usu ol dish·
.. a.od aketclled pictures ot them.
lie then devoted pages to menw.
. . . "breakfast . . . lunch . , ,
dinnu . . . anac.t." That not ~
Ing enough, be adde<l "alter-
nale breakfast, alternate lu.ncb,
Alternate dinner, alta'nate
snack." That not being enuab,
he then drew up a ''Consollcfat.-ed H (home) Day Menu," put.
Ung everything together, and
noted, "approved Feb. 26, 1946
•.. FS." The consolidate<! menu
would have choked a reghnenl • • •
Mlttla 17, IMS, Te!llple, Tes·
aa. The Zone oC the Interior u
his transfer ord61'1 described tt,
never looked better to Sil Ralph
Neppel than gllmp~ through
the -porthole of the Queeu Mary.
A band was on the New Yorll
pier, and Paulette Goddard was
there throwing kisses. and Ralph
had never dreamed building•
could be that taU. And another
band was on the platform play·
lng "Deep ln the Hearl of Texas"
when the train chugged into lht
station at Temple, home of Mc·
Closkey -Geoeral Hospital.
Out ln Carroll County Iowa,
they didn't need a brass band to supplement their joy. It wu
enough that Ralph was back,
back from the war. The problem
wu bow to get to Texas to aee
him. The solution was to pool
everybody's gas ration 1tampa
and all go ln one car. There were
Ralpb'1 mother, his brother Matt and lister lsabel. lubel'1
husband Charley. Charlty'1
mother and lather, and of course
Jeu. Thty went in Charley'• car, drove straight through, and
arnved l.D Temple two days a1tr
er Ralpb.
Jean waited outalde the door of
Ward 26-A ; the others went in
flnt.
Sh~ dreaded thls moment evv
alace abe turned Raloh bad loat
his legs. The telegram from Wubln~ton said only that be had
been ,, Junded. Later, Grae.
Schlelsman, LidderdaJe's tele-
phone operator and chronicler of
current events, phoned Jean to
tile if she had seen the Dea
Moines paper. The story, "from
Germany (delayed)," s a l d
Ralph had stopped a counter-
attack all by himself-wiped out
a tank's infantry support and
forctd It to withdraw. And that
be had lost both legs. Ralph's heroism didn't soften
the blow for Jean. Her concern
was whether he would be the
same, whether "big old happy
Ralph" would be the same.
When 1ibe went In the room ht
was 1lttlng oo the side of the bed.
Smiling. Arms outstret.cbed.
When she left there was no doubt
they would be married soon. The • • •
April 1!, INS, TftU.8g, Germ•·
•1 · Escape seemed like a good Idea to Frank Sneed. On the
road, the marching priaoneu
riJked fire from Allied planes ln the confusion of the dying war.
EiCape was easy, with onlY a
few old members of the Volb-
Stf. ind Mn. Ralph Neppel, Temple, Tent, 1945.
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aturm (home guard) IUU'dini came up right this time,• dpt
the cohmml of POW•~ Saeeil And the priton c•te came tllm-
and a friead almply went over ... bllng dowa aod a Shennaa tank
waU near the road. Two ololf7' came cruhlag tbrouCh and thee
later Ibey grew OV'trCOnflilent anot.ber and another and the Glr
walkla& tbroulb a 10.aII Germaa rldiq them were throwin& clp.
town. Two members or tbe Volb-rettes and candy bars and then
sturm approacheJ. "Heil HIUer,'' was mucb hugglnc and there
)'elled the two Americam. 1be was much crying and there wu
~· Volblturm 'fU not lmpresMICL much cheering became ln hil
The eaeape wu over. whole life a m111 -would never
''Der amerlunlsche Fuehrer '*anything more beautlrut Uwt
lst kaputt," a German ~ard tol4 those grinning dirty dog(acea, Frank Sneed. And Uuit 8 bow he never, never, never.
learned that Franklla Roosevel& • • •
was dead, would not be In the
White Hou1e to preside over IM
end ef the war.
Fr.U Sneed was put lD aWI
anotner POW camp. Here, the
British prilonera -some bad
been there ii.Dee Dunkirk -
poli&bed t.be.lr boots ooe day ud
dusted their ragged old wllfonnl
and paraded IOlemDty and mov•
log~ ia hoGor ol tbe dead Amer·
lean Presideet. Frank Saeed UW'
the perade.
Aq. JS, 1M5, T~ple Teua.
Tile nurse banded Ralp_h_ Nepeel the orders with a giddy p1.D.
They stated bl.a full name, bis
rank, bi& serial number, and CGa•
tinued:
"Sgt Neppel wlll report t.
W ashlnglon, D. C.. not later tbaa
1100, 21 Aug. lMS. ror the pur-
pose ef having the Medal of = if:~!eci lo b1m at IM
Two days later. the same Brit·
iJh pria.ooers were marcbinC ~ wesl ,.rm Sneed and the otber
Americans were marching In the
rear eoWnui. Then tbty saw the
U.S. Tbuoderbolts swoop down
low. Tbey waved wildly but dle
American planes kept comin1
and mlatakenl,J 1trafed the Brlf.
lsh coh.unn with a munleroul
fire and killed ma.QY ol the boys who bad jut honored the Ameri-
can Prealcleot.
The Med.al of Hooor? Tbe na· tion's blgbest award lor valor? Ralfb Neppel aaked the Durie If
ahe was sure they clld.o't have hia
aerial number mixed up with someone else's. She $ald abe wu
sure. He uked her il It wu a
joke. She said it wun'l.
He held the o~rs ln bls band.
unbelieving. Pr1de ... craUtude
•.. utonislunent . . . the leellnal
1urged through h1m lD waves. Mlri~ w1Ul them all •u aa uu ble sense of unease. Ht
bad teen so many, so very many
ot bia comrades die. They, be
thought, were tbe beroea. Ntt him. Not Ralph Neppel, the
draftee who came home allvt.
,
I c:,::.,~At :3£, F==
and the other prisoner• 1aw tht
, artillery flaibes. ln the mornlnc. they aaw a
light obterVa~cm plane come ov-
er with the ataT and bar OD 1L
Then aa American P-51 appear·
ed and did a a1ow roll over the
camp, and the prisonen came
~ ... pouriQC out 111to the company
streets and jwnpeu and cheered
and hugged each other.
Suddenly, they were ~tiered
Jn all dlrectfoos by the sound of
bullets. Momentarily. they ..-ere caueht In a crossfire between
German army troops and Ger-
maa SS (elite corps) lo a fidl.tt over whether to abandon £be
prison camp.
That was ended by the souod
of big guns, Americaa guns. The pr~rt were ordered inside.
The Ruulana stayed on the roof
cheering.
Outaide, they could r.ee Ameri·
can tanks exch.an~lng fire with
the Germans and0r 15 ml.nutes
ahella were lobbed over the pri-
son camp.
e. Then, suddenly, It waa still. ,o-Tbe pd.Jonen raced outside to
the barbed wire feoce aftd they
aaw white tbeeta and white tow·
eli and whl~ aayt.td.n& flutterinl
from the houu:I In Mooseburg.
And tbey aaw tbt flag with the
hated awutlka come down the
staff of the town ball and they
••• the Americaa nae pi.De ~
and they cheered and they wepc
and they laughed u It wu J::!J up upside-down and they c
aglill and they wept ap.ln u It
Ralpb Neppel went to WIJb..
ln&tion with bis mother IDd a.ls
little alster. and Jean. la tbt chandelie~ East Room of tbl
White House the Presideot ol h
UnJted States. Harry S Truman,
bent over the wheelchair aDG
draped the Medal of HoGOr
around the Iowa farm boy's neck
and wbUpered. "I'm proud to
e_la.ce this medaJ on you, SOil." IWl>h Neppel saluted. Fourteen million men wore
America's unilorms lo World
War ll. America bestowed its
prime award for valor on 3311.
• • •
A•C· 14, lMS. v~ Day. The
first atom bomb In hlstory wu
dropped on Hiroshima Aug. I
and (ew knew then how frf Pt·
ened we would be later of lb1t
new power in the world.
Wblcb was more important
tiien was that eight d•Y• later
the Japanese surrendered. An4
now, at long last, It wu over.
over all over, and we anaJt.e.
danced la tbe slreeta aod we
huUed stranttta ud we cheer·
ed and we kissed and we 1Rpt
because It was over, over Ill
over.
l:.t. Cmdr. Hamlltoa Napier, on· tbe bridte of a new ablp ia the Paclfic, got I.he word off aa
l.&1and c.aOed Trut, and capt.
Frank Sneed cot tbe word ln a
grocery •tore, an Amerlcu p
Cerf store, and a lady bt dld.D'&
bow 1mlltd at him aod u
amlled at lllt, _. Cpl Ed O'·
NelD, wbe wu thinkln1 ti mak·
inl • ar.r la tbe Mariaea~ the word m the Pbilade1 ·
NaV)' Yard, Pd m Udde ale,
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aad ru Ml et lier
tftlca Md ,..., the tow• Ore
bell .... Ralph ~eppel ... hi•
.leaa Md everyb0Cl7 elJe, it
seemed, ca.me over to the tei.
pbOM of&e ud liatened &. &be
radio and drank tDe beer' ill
Grace's ice-.. Wu there ever
sucll a day!
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So tbey tent O.m to the aepa-
ation cent.en IDd hid them llP
those papen and Pru&ured em to j01n the Retervea and
1rt'ere told to il'ove it, budc1y. So
they gave them their diacbargea
•od thelr ruptured ducks and
they sent them home with a book-
let on bow to adjust to clvlllan
life. It didn't help. A guy went
home wondering bow tc ask to
pass the butter wit.bout profanl~.
Now they called them mister and
it all ~ed so strange at first.
~ing home, walling reaUes&ly
in the yard, trying to realize ex·
acUy where. you were. And get·
tin& into dvWan clothes the first
time seemed aa atranae u lhe
fjrst time they got into Wliform. • • •
And now It is now, 25 years
alter Pearl Barbor, and our
youne Jions are middle-aged
lions. Tbey are a little heavier,
a little grayer, their hair a little
thinner. It happens they are not
fat but they'd bave trouble get.
ting into tbeir old unifonm. Any· way, they don't want to. But if
Uley had to, ~ wouJd, aiaJD.
They did not come out oC the war thiUinl UMlr country or the
world owed them a Uvtnc. They
earned tbe1r OWJt ud it wu
never eaay.
Their llves haw not turned out
the way tbeJ tbouOt they
would, when they tboutht. aboat
the f1.tture durlq tbe war. None
ol lbem Mt the world oa fire Addfnc it all up, they feel tbat
the mea they were 25 years ago
Woulcl be dJaappoloted, Gr at Jieaat lurprt.Md, OD mtttblg the
men they are tQcgy. But they are aot bltter.
• RaJpb Neppet never dJd get hia aann with the wbit.e t.nce. Frank
Saetd DeVtr dJd wrl&e fiction. Ed
O'NeW neve1 made • career ln the Marines. Ham Napier never waa able to concentrate his Jaw precUce on delendlJlg the down-
trodden.
For Ralph Neppel the postwar
months were • frantic round of
paradu, Victory Bond drJves, an
appearance on ''Thjg lJ Your
Life," honors by cl vie clubs and
veterans IJ'OU.PI-A Det Moines
Regltt.er Ir Tribune Deftpaper
oolwnniat su~ested a ''Ralph
Neppel Fu11cr and feUOw Iowans
responded geoe.rously, built a
house in Carroll for Ralph and his bride, Jean.
Ralph wa~ grateful foI the
-house but city life bsd no appeal.
He tried •elJJJla applifnces, then
used cars, then decided to go lo
college .. He got bia degree and
wu balhray through hla mas-
ters' work when he diJcovered
the expense ol ra!slnc two chU-
dren and ded ded to accept an
offer to Co to work for the Vet-
erans Admiolatretion In Des ..
Noiner. Two more dlildren were
born before be wu tranafel'Ted
to the VA office bl lowa City,
where be now ti.vet ill Illa own
modest ho~ on the edge of town.
As the years passed, the prlce
ol farm land went up and up, ..
well aa the number of acres
needed to make fU'J'lllng . papay •• 1 Be-caue or Ume and t:lttumJtance,
Ralph Neppel feds the oppor-
tunity to bu.y a farm simply has
paued bim by. He bu, however, made a modeat compromise with
Illa llleJonc cbum. In UIM. Med-
al of Honor winners bt&an re-
celvbl( '100..month pensions
and JlaJpb Immediately sank the money fnto paymeota on a five--
acre plGt nur Iowa Qty where
he plUta a larden, feeds six
ateetoa· and kiepa a po11y for the ,.. kids.
Ralph never baa felt really han-
dicapped. With hls artltldal legs
be caa drive tbe C411, tick the
football, climb tM fence. He cu
hunt squlrrela all da1 and return
only • shade more Uretl than nb
robust IODI. 0wr tbl years he
baa ma.lDtai.QM ao lrret>reaslble
i.enae oi bll.IDCll' He wt.U; Lor ex-
ample, leave tbe room at a party
and return ~ the extra
abort pair ol lep be bu bad
made for IaupJ, or the utu Jong pair
Ralpb Neppel 1WJ wants a real
farm, and 1UD t.ella bbnself. som~, IOIDeQy •.. but deep
down he ff!els tt probablY will
remaia only a dream.
Wbe.11 Ham:iltoa Napier re--
ttumed fl'om the war to Macon
Ga., bJa ouUooll: had cbang;t
measurably but bJs social •tand-
jng bad nol At 36, be wu faced
with st.arttni a new law practtce
from scratch. But few ln Macon,
Jeaat of all the downtrodden, fig-
ured a man of bJa station would
be interested in small cases, the sort needed to build up a one-
man practice. The downtrodden
didn't come to lawyer Napier.
His decision wu to seek clients
who bad no way of !mowing, or
didn't care, bow blg bis house wa.a or who were bJs soc.lal peen.
So he built a practice represent-
ing out-of-town lnsura.ace com-
pan1~ good rracUct:1• a res-pect.able one, bu not qww what
Ham Naper bad in mJnd.
He attended the tint meeting
of MaCOll'a lotenaclal commit-
tee, earn~antlni to do aometblng to the ~e1ro ad·
vance. But It 't turn out as
be had expected It would. "My
intellect to1d me 00"! thing," ti.
aaya, "and my emotion• anoth-
er."
Ham and Martha live in a larg-
er home now, acquired while be
waa at Normandy, a beauWul
house nestled amo.nt uaJeu and
pines and Oowerini quince. Ham
still drives the 1941 U.COln con-
vertible Martha'• father owned
back when Ham na a young
lion. "ft still rum, why not use it~"
While Ed O'Neill wu in ~
vice, one ol bJa officers said he'd
recommend him Car olfic-en
training. The man never got
around to it. Ed O'Neill forgot
about a career u a Marine but never about the Marines.
After the war, he tried a cMJ-
i&Q desk Job, found It dull, and,
seeking more action, joined the
New York PolJce Department in
1947. Fie remembered u a kid
the respect cops bad ill hls nelgb-
borhoocl He belaD u a patrol·
man on a beat. Re 1Ull la ln the
police with the rank ot patrolman
but now worb aa a warrant olfl· ~r for the cr1m.1naJ court. When
semebodJ .falll to answer a awn-mons, Ed fiJlda him.
He i1 not, ol coane, fond of a
policeman'1 salary but be likes
being a cop becaUJe be leela It ia
an Im~ job. "You get Into
people " Uva and you can be an
uamf.le for others." What be
doean t. lib II that be flnda pea--
pie ge.nerall,J DO longer respect
police the Wl.J they ul«I to. 'Ibe
explanation, be llJI, does not
only lie with our rlClal problems
but it la allo tbe fault ol poJltJ..
cians and tudiea.
Ed married I pretty lirl be
knew in hJgh 1cbool. They ltve ill
• neat little house in Queenr., not
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far from where be grew up. They
"wn the oouse and they own their
1wn car. More importantly, they
1ave an 18-year~ld aon, Edwin
fr., who, 11.ke bis father 2:5 yeara
1go, seemed vaguely diasatisfied
1ith what be waa doing and
olned the Marines. The boy lt
·ow in training at one of the
outbern camps where bis father
rained. He could go to Vietnam
.oon.
For two years beginnlna in
l95'1, 2d O'N elll Sr. took night
college COW'MI bOpinl eventual-
ly they would lead to a. law d ..
gree. But be h.acl to quit when
ne and ElalDe dedded their aon
could get a belt« education at a
private 1chool, which coat mon·
ey. Now, once aeain, the father
LI takl.ng night courses, th1I
time in computen. He la eliglhle
to retire from the pollct next
yeAr and hope• to 1upplement
tu. perulon with computer work.
In the firat June after the war,
Frank Sneed and bis college
~weetheart, "D.L.", were mar·
rled. They have one cbJ.ld. SuJan.
~.
In 1946, Frank and "D.L.''
went to Cambridge, Mua. In
iwo year1 he got hit MA from
lbe Harvard Busi.neu School. Hit
a1m now was to combt:oe two
needs-money and writinl. He
did for a few yean after Har-
vard, by writing advertising copy
for a chain of re\all fumlture
ltores in Dall&b.
But he was t.blnk1.og again of
color and design and bought for
h1mself the book he once read in
prison camp about color and de-
sign lo clothes. It wu not clothes
that interested him but the 1hape of buildings and bow they could
be expressive of their environ-ment.
The Sneed.9 went back to Law· ton, Okla., where, with a loan
that took nine years to repay,
Frank bought 75 acres and .tart-
ed building houses. Though he
had no formal arcbltectural
training, he designed and 1tlll
designs bis houses. They are ex·
presslve of their land, borbont.al
lite the Great PlaJ.m that 1ur· round them, bright wtth"Windowt
and i.kyllgbta. lfe bas made mon·
ey but be couJd have made more
by building other kinda of houses.
Currently, Frank Sneed lt
president of the Lawton Cham·
ber of Commerce, an unlikelf
Jeb for a man wbo ii atill ao shy,
introverted and ungegarioua.
He took the job only becaUM of
h1a evan= lntere1t ill com· munity p c and ill dnelop-
lng the Great Plaina in a w11
intrinsic to them. He la known ill
the community u a man of in-tense devotion to bis ideala, a
man of quiet dign.it, and reserve,
so shy he'll spend 15 mloutea
in his car planning exactly what
he's going to say before gol.n1 lo to see aomeooe.
The war waa the bJ&lest 11.qJe
experience in their llvu, but an
four of our middle-aged lloDI
now live lo the preaent, not the
past They seldom talk about Jt,
unless· a reporter ub them to,
and then tfielr memoriea come
back vividly, ill minute detail
and, in some cues, with tears.
But none of them la a pro(ea-slon&l veteran lo any Hue . .N-.
of tMm assaults you with hll
war. Only two bef()ng to veter·
ans organizations.
The American Legion mad• '-.fph Neppel a life member. He
1oe1 to meet1.n11 partly because
be feels a Medal of Booor win·
ner 1hould, p~ because hit
job dealt with veteram, parUy
becau.i.e be enjoy1 the comrade-
lhlp. "We talk about llberatl.ng
the wine cellan, not killillg Ger-
mans," Ralph 1ay1.
Ed O'Neill la adive in the So-ciety of the 3rd Marine Dlvls.ion.
At their plcn.lca, the men have
long Ii.nee 1topped reftptl.ng ;the
old battles. 'l'&ey do1• however,
tend to cl:UJter off to meauelvea
while the wivea coot hamburg-
ers, and recall tbe ~t liberty
port& they mow. ''Tboff port.t
get better every year," Ed says.
With one exception, tbe7 keep their war aouvemn pretty much
out of llibt. Ed O'Neill lw bis
Purple lfeart Citation and varl-oua Marine mementos on the
walll of his Utile buement rec
room. All of Frank Sneed'• sou-venirs, including bis pruon dii>·-
ies and the pajama pants be wore
under his IJ.yillg auft OD hit lut
mission, are bidden in a closet.
Ham Napier k.eepc the tatter-4
flag of the STAFF, which led the
invuioo of Normandy, in an attio
cedar cheat, along "1th hll
Bronze Star medal Tbe wheel
of the ship is mounted on a pan-
eled wall of his den and Is lost
in the decor.
And Ralph Neppel, the mu
with tbe moit diltingu11bed war
souvenirs, it the most casual
about them. Hit Medal of Honor,
bJs Brome Star, his Pw'pt.
Heart are all lo the back of a •
drawer. Hit Croix de Guerre i.
missing. One of the lddl wu
playing "1th lt and loat it.
Tbere are, of course, the more
important souvenirs of the war which our middle-aged lloDI
can't lose. IWpb Neppet bas bit
artificial legs and stlll now and "v., finds a tiny •liver of abrap-
Ed O'Neill and hie father, 1942 ..
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Mr, and Mn. HMUltoft ....,, the..._. of the USS STAFF,
end the bettle enalpi tfaat IN the Normandy Im ...._
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The Middle-Aged Lions
11el ri41nl to the surface fll Ill•
alrln. So cJoe. Ed O'Neill. Am
Ed'• eyes atill aet trrltat• _.
Infected eaail,y as a reault fll fie
aaod blown into them by the mor-
tar burst on Guam.
Ed O'Neill had ICrfUlieC '
nightmares for a few years tdW
the war. In 1949, five yun .,._.
Jwo Jima, he went to the llolpl-
tal wllb yellow jaundice, ~
billtated and depreued. At llllflt.
the old hallucination kept ntur. Ing in bis sleep, the one In wlddt
he saw and killed enemy 8Gldiera
whO were never there. A PQdaia-
trist straightened him wt •
tlut. And !.*!dtn away ia a
dra•er Ed 0 Nell still k~ tM
family picture of the Jz:-111 '°ldier be killed through t1"
jn Bougalnville 23 yean ago, the
soldier wbo almoat kllled him.
Ed allows no one to see the pic-ture of the man and bis family.
"But I s~say a prayer for
those Jdcls," he saya. "It could
easily have been the other way
around, with the Japalk!se man
in Tokvo today keeping a picture
of mt.'·
Regularly, until the mid-fifties,
Frank Sneed had nightmares
about the Gotha raid be wllbn't
on. about bis own last mission,
about being c~ptwred, about the
British prl.aonen who were killed
accidentally by American planes
shortly after they llad bopoMd
tbe memory of Roosevelt. ~
bad dreams began to dwindle
after the mid-fifties.
FrMll s....l.1H6.
To this day, Sneed, a man of
creat reserve, cannot recall
without tears those events. and
otllers-sayinc goodby in the alr
to a friend, his llberaUon ad
bis fil'st view of New York Har-bor.
For yeara after the war, Fran It
Sneed uked himself whether he
tomebow bad goofed hia laat mla·
al on.
For yean after the war, Ed
O'Neill uked blmMlf whether he
was aomebow at fault in firlnc
the Oare that brought in the third
wave at Guam 22 years ago. The
quution still llngera ln hia mind
altbouth his commanding offic-
er. his chaplain llld others a&·
aured bJm be was ln no way to
blame for the many men killed in
the third wave. Assured oi thJ1,
he $till respoads, "But I fired
the flare."
But the war did pos1Uve things
as well for OW' middle-aged llot'IS.
Ed O'Neill sa,ya It subdued the
viole~ tn him that once made
b.im a street fighter and might ·
have led "to bigger trouble." Frank SDeed 11ya hll Imprison-ment gave him a strong aease of
the value of time. For years after
the war, be wu propelled by an
urge lo ''mate up for lost time."
Even today, be abarply limits his
vacatJons for the same reason.
"The war changed my wbol.
1t11.1e of valuet," saya Ham Na-
pier. "A• a result, I can't see .
evere:rerting myadf j\lit t.o build
a bit pile of money. Money_ h&1
Iott Jts importance. ID the ~
what I wEdoln wu ~ -lives oa IL Nooe our fwr mJdd1e..age6.
llona mlalel tbe violence Gf ••· But allclibem m1sa the aente el doiDC IOmetbinl Gf val111 for
tMb' country, tbe feellnl of being t-?t ot an lmponance, ol beini
wanted, ol beiq •urroUDded by
brave men 1n common pa1l.
Frlllk Sneed a1ao mluea Ute Oy· !-11 the aalute u a mark of mu-
wai respect IDd common por·
M"t, ~ almplldt, of Jpl»tarJ
•. "WIMINIPffa .... til fiot ID fter and tilla't .... .. •ai wttb committee. ...
Ed O'Nelll partic:\lluV abae1 lilt Marine C0rpt potcnantly. H•
.... ~ leeliltc " ....,._
lloect, el Ming llMI t. r~ •
tbe mu nut te 1-. tlle warm
let.Ila• ia Illa ~ • nen1J11 "*·· "It wu ia U.. Marilla I ,._.
Mme O"llfidmcl." be lllJ&. .. I
felt like u llDpart.ut. wanted
penee. tbat I •• .... te ,._.
• m1 ... tft tel& ud faee
MJ pnllllee. 1'lile ...,.. C.,.
... the ... JOilrt Ila 1111 w..
£vcrytadllc ........ .....,.. •
DttJe paler. NOad., wDJ m.tch
H. Pertaa11t ••• perlulpe it nm
only happem \e a ,..., mu."
Our m.lddle.aaed llona were
not u.lve YtUI IMlt who wot to war t.blnkl.ng tbty wouJd end
wars and save the WOl'ld for
democracy. TbUI, they are not
... Wtatt, 4Mai'N ...... ma.
JAe tile J'Ut ti. Qa.. they are COD-
fused by tM Celd War, wblcll
aade aemia ol f«mer lrieDdl
ud friends or fOl'mer uemiei..
Vietnam dHfl)y t:t•bles tltem.
~lY Ed O'NeW ....... '°" la • Marhae. ~ Wftt wrertt ht·u.e
w.rld . . . 1l'bia la DOl wllat l
foqhl for," Ed says with mov-
Jq llmpldty. "I ,_, de9M
that YIUDC FA 1!ill laave to npt Ja VletDam. l .,,.., not. I pray ,.. .... ~ .... ..,... .. u.. P9eltie, tW PM m.aecl lldth.er will keep a band on hla
•boulder. "But I feel ubamed that we
couldn't fln1sb the job somehow. J deeply recnt Vietnam 1Mrt I
alnk the war there hu to be ---A.a be lldda, tunliltt ,,,,..,
"Aa my iovernment decided. i
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... llQ_9D 1!111 IL"
.,.. ..... Alie> u. -JI-year-old aon, Max, a student at
Iowa Statia NMfib. ~ t C ~-=-~mr.: te .a IDIUW'J ae.mc.-e, • tbet.e ....... Co ...-t their ... W• ttdsioall fD Viee-.
"I clen't wut Mu to m away," Ralph Neppel says 'I'll
don't wut blm to IO to war. But,
yw b ow, if Mu were tt walk
lbnugh that door wearia1 a am.
fGl'JD I think J woulcl be awf\allJ
JW08d.''
Ed O'Neill b now fl. Prut
Saeed la 47. bJpb Heppe.I It 43.
Ham Napier Is 57. A man find.a
it 4UlicuJt to sum up hia If•
aince he wu young and weat t•
war.
'"SiJlce the war, nothing I i.ne
doDt llas seemed im~rtut,"
A!• Hamilton Napier. 'I've i.t
m.y ambiUon. I don't feel I'm ae-
cornpllshlng anything that bene-
fitl many people. Except for OM
time when I led a fight apimt
air pollution in Macon, I .. -i,
feet Uke I've made any contrillo-
tion. If 1 could get a job wllete
·-,
Frenk Snee.I wittt POW c-. • ,....;._,
I CGUld lff I W&I attc>rnplldabtl
10me definite good, l •oUI leave
m7 law pradtce in a mloute."
"I aner Col m1 faru.," .. ,,
Ralpla Heppel. "I've bad a lood
Jlfe. I bne a &OOd job but I aee
"'7 advucement i~ limited. Bllt
tbat'a all ripl I've lldjutted to
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