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"The fun )! In colleding -i.. not •lintl lbem," 111' ilohn &rel~
12, studeM•I Harbor Ep~l'5<:boo~ Corona del l&ar, as he aild
Laura ~ i3, ~ last candy ban to 101 pounds of Halloween
treats gatheredLbf:..tiUSm•te! apd turned over today to m!!ntally re-
tarded children ·at Fainiew State Hospital. Sweets will fast patients
through Obristmar season, a hoapital spokesman said.
Pinballs, Pool Tables
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Sought in Hqtel Lobby
The sound of the surf near McFad-
den Square soon mar be punctuated
with the sounds of 14 pinball machina
and the clickety<liek of billiards.
Hotel operator Niclc Ursint·wanta to
install the billiard parlor and ma-
chines in the lobby oi the Ocean Front
Minister's ,Rites
Conducted Today
In Beverly Hills.
Memorial. servkes were held today
for the Rev. James K. Stewart, fatb·
er of the Rev. James S. Stewart. pas·
tor of St. Andrews Presbyteri.&11
Church. in Newport Beach, fr om 1951
to~9.
......-Services were held at the Beverly
Vista Pr81byterian Church, Beverly
Hills, where Dr. Stewart was pastor
for 32 years. Officiating Wi!.1 the pres ...
ent pastor, the Rev. Thoriths J. Me·
gahey.
Dr. Stewart died in Salem, Ore ..
after a· tengthy illness. He had pre·
viously made his home in Leisure
\Vorld. Laguna Hills.
Hotel. 2:D) W. Ocean Front.
Ursini need! a use permit from the
city before he can set ·up the reerea-'
tlona1 equipment in his establishment.
NeWJ>Ort Beaeh pWining comm.iJ.
sklners will have_their say on the mat-
ter when it comes up for public· bear-
ing tonight in city hall council cham-
bers. The meeting begins at 8 ti.:.~·
Jn other-OOSl.neH, pliniiers will re-. ' celve a report from the city ettorne1'1
offiCf: 'Wtlich recommends that a use
pemtit accompany any approval of a
Balboa Bay Club party boat.
Richard Stevens. club vice presi-
dei:it. eXJ>lained to commissioners, two
week! ago that the old.fashioned riv·
erboat Would serve as a place for club
partiU, and as a launch to ferry vis·
lting guests around Newport Harbor.
AsslstAnt City Atty. Tom Woodruff
will tell the commission that a use
permit would be required because the
craft wOllld be moored in an unclassi•
lied zo~ in .frortt of the Club.
.UIM Merchants
Se.t Yule Plans
He delivered his first sermon in
the Beverly Vista Church In l9"l7. A_t Corona de\ Mar merchants are get·
his retirement, after serving the ting ready to light up Pacific Coast
church for 50 years, the BeVt!rly Hills Highway like a Chrlatmaa tree.
City Cou ncil proclaimed "J.K. Stew· Armed with pipes, bracing wiring.
art Day" in hia honor.. colored lights and electricians. mer·
Born in Pennsylvarua, Or. Stewart chanta plan to set up yule trees on top ;i ~tcnded Westmjn1ter College and of their roqfs for the Christmas seas·
Zenia Theologicaf School, ln ~nnayl· on.
\'anla. "~ treabnent of Pacific Coast
Teday's CI081ng
"'1 TEN CENTS
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Ars O.li ~ohe -1IL-Cou ..
Y oung~s Seen Where Tragic Inferno Started
State inveJtitattlrt ~ ':-C betn que1tlooed. and mon Will be m.
thelr search for tbe. ~, tl. ' terv:iewed, a state tp0kumaa aald.
County's disutrOUI fire after ~ The tirl, wbich early ~ ,gfo
lng reports '*1at jµvenlles ~--Orange County wll.ere tt r.,.ct-antU seen in the area ot orlctn. , .,. ,Tuesday morning, wu all but out to-
Arsoa aperte fl'<lln Rlv1t.W..~ _py. Only 1SO men Ud .a dneft.trucU
' ty -where tbe blaze brote ou& ~ · ~ere stand.ins ~ in 111li.Dbabited areu
day .ln the Slit.a Ana Mowi~ . .,.. et SanUago Canyon where a few
Cotont. -were joined by ~ flames •till nickered.
F.oretiry Diviaioa.·qa ea from ~ ~ Meanwblle, ·the toll of homes con--
'and tWo U.S. F'on1fServtce ~ ' •uined ron by two to 41. One Wlf the
1blrleen y.._ten alrea<lj:U~ . _ h°""' ID Vllla Park bo1on1io1 -'
' to Alayne Campbell. a Tustin High
School teacher, and her parenU. She
voiced 19me criticism of firemen.
"We ~ve a fire hydrant in frnt
of tbe bouae but the fire truck& kept
going part," she 1&id. "When I final·
!y atood in the middle of the road a
d r Iv~ r 'stopped. First he to Id me
"Lad,:, pt out ·of. the way I have to
IO fllbt I ftN. • .
''Then-tMy alayed lo tcy to> put out
Newp~rf Plan Delayed
: w.t NIWIPGl'f1 us,..,., ;s;iel:1 I
---proJ'ect 'll ll• ·q ...
ID ~ -"' 6uqlti ,._ sbictiOOI and will be delayed lt,Jaut
two Week., the DAILY PILOT ... ,......
today. . .,~
Tbe '700,000 U.S. Anny CWi el
'Engineers project bad -e ted to begin "no later tbu NGY-1. I ," ·accor<IJng lo Newport Buell ,City
Manager Harvey L .. Hurlburt. -
Howtvet", a apokelmu for tbl,Jtate
"'
Deportm~"' w-. -Mid.
todoy thlll "the -le ......... ls tied
up hi Pr.sident J-·· hud(et freeze.''
,-!!It.Ml! take approvaJ at the congres·
1ionaJ ievel to free tbe funda," the
apokuman said.
"Prmsurt(ls being brought to bear on appropriatioo1 committees in both
tbe HOl,fle and the: Senate," be added.
"But blds can't be advetrised unW
approvaJ ii given." Tbe state qency
boll --locll and _ .. olflcl•b in opediting the project.
Btda ariglJuilly had been lldladuled
for advertlling Oct/ 23. They were to
be opened and awarded almost 1imul-
taneowly by tttls Friday. Then Pre1i-
dent JohnlOn ordered the freeze on
major engineerlnf projects throughout
the nation in a tax dispute with
Congress.
"Thia is one of thoae unfortunate
(See EROSION, Paio Z)
Newport Cenfer V.S., Vietnamese Repel
, -~ .. ~~'~". ,) p,laody Co~mie ;issault U~ Fun.1 . .. ··1.: " . -·· ~ --~~ \ '" SAI ~,=eden and • wl, eadMa.. tbe .government of
"Tiii llltlkd hnd It .......... a bi! Sollll\--,.... ~I lQo1oo VU 11'1110. dnrtnJ booai front tile buatneu=: iJl'uh· thro-AI Dries b.atld _IMCt'ltomU tbe 'lidt of Viet Prelldent Rubert H.
ion Island," Dr. Edward Milum. exe· wave attacks by 2,000 Viet Cong and Humpbrey.
cutive director of the Uallild P'und . North Vietnamese troops Ttnasday, So many Communist bodies-Uttered
said today. kil.li.ng ~of tbem,.,~ U.S. lptkesman the barbed wire perimet.er a.round a
"We have added 50 new Gold t'eath· £aid. It waa one .r1 tne bloodiest Com · U.S. Special Fortta ca.mp, a South e~ merilbers who &fve SlGO-•r more munist defeat.I in lf!Y 1in1Je day of Vietnamese troop compound, .and two
a year." tbe war. ' ' batt.alions of U.S. 1st Infantry Oivi-
Half of the fl72,523 goal for 19&7-68 The Cemmunist troops were part 1ion troopg rushed Into the fight that
haa been met, be added. of a divillon that has lost more than bulldozers had to be med to gouge
"Tbe other half of the job n:malns 1,000 killed aince Sunday in a fanati· out ·huge holes to be' used ll! maa1
abead of Ill," ·be commented. "Our cal attempt to overrun the Loe Ninh irave1.
lncfeued;bUd.gergoaror SZliOOO ri'lake1 district _tiapital 15 miles ,~4m U.. --only unce did the Communists get
it more difficult." Cambodian border and 12 miles north inside the outer defenses at any of
Collected tudate is a total of '83.912. of Saigon. the camps. That was when a North
The figure· include&: They were believed operatin1 from Vietnamese 10ldier, a name thrower
Advance bUllnesa gifta, '211,480 ; Go ld a secret c.ommunist base recently strapped to bls back, leaped· over the
Feather, $27,331; business, $2,682: pro· built on the Cambodian aide of the bodies of fallen comrades and rushed
festlona.l $3,024 ; residential, $11,594 : border -about a day's walk from through mortar·blasted barbed wire
city t522; school.!, tlO; employees. 13.-the battleground. around the Green Beret camp. But
678 and AID, ts,631. A tp0keaman sa.id from identifica· he was abot down before .he had a
"These sums are all money in the tion of bodies, the Communilts wen chance to use the fire weapon.
bank:," Mlhun saJd. "They do not in-uatnc the Viet Cong's Z72.nd and 2'13td American firepower turned the
elude pledges." regiments and the North Vietnamese junglet around the city into' a flaming
IMth Tegbnent hell. U.S. tactical fighter-bombers
May Co. Aide
Killoo· in Crash
On GG Freeway
A Cypress woman. manager of thf'.
housewares department · at the May
Co. deP.artment store in Costa Mesa.
' was killed early today in a traffic
trash on Garden Grove Freeway 1n
Orange.
The victim, Mri. Bernice Webb, 27.
4141 Myra Ave., was alone in her car
when it crashed into a bridge abut·
ment railing. She was driving the
wrong way on the freeway!.. accordillg
to the California Highway t"atrol. The
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Couty Tr1rnc
Deatl:I ToU '"' "' CHP reported she was dead at the
scene from multiple injuries.
The accident occurred at the .Glas·
sell Street overcrosslng during a
heavy early . morning fog. CHP offi·
cera said.
Mr1. Webb. who has been with the
May Co. In Costa Mesa for more than
one year, left work at 9:30 p.m. Wed·
nesday. her associates at the storr
said.
The exact reason for the de!perate dumping bombs and n a p a 1 m flew
attacks wen still not clear. They over 100 dive bomb attacks. And
appeared to have started out u an American art:lller)' slammed more
attempt to gain a propqanda victory (See VIETNAM. Pate t)
•oead" GI Lives
Spark Detected as Embalming Begins
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Spec. 4
Jacky C. Bayne, pronounced dead by
battlefield doctors in Vietnam, wants
to return to college. a climu: to a
caae Army doctors today said waa:
without paralld in milltary medical
hWory.
Bayne, now recovering at Walter
Reed Army Hospital. was pronounced
dead at a field hospital In Vietnam
laat July. He was taken to a tempo-
rary morgue where hours later Ille
was detected in his body as the em·
balmlna: procedure was being started.
The alert embalmer who detected
a feeble sign of life started the dr1·
matic story or a return from death.
"He says the Lord brought him back
from Vietnam," Mrs. E. L. Bayne told
reporter James K. Batten of the
Knight newspaper group, which first
brought the case to Dght. "From the
progress he's made. there'a no telling
how far he · could go."
ter a few Mun, an embalmer made
an Incision to expose the femoral ar·
tery In the groin preliminary lo in·
jection of embalming fiuid.
But the embalmer detected a slight
pullation. Bayne was ru1hed back to
the fidd hospital and doctor• ruumed
their efiorta to revive, him.
'll1is time, Bayne responded. He
later was transferred to a military
hospital · in Japan and then ,was
brought to Walter Reed on Au g. 5.
Bayne went to Vietnam laSt Febru·
ary from Ft. Knox, Ky. He was a
scout for the 196th Light Infantry Brl·
gade and used a dog to aid In his pa·
trols.
Near Chu Lai, about 350 miles north·
cast of Saigon, Bayne's German Shep..
herd, Bruno, stepped on 1 boobytrap.
Bayne remembers nothing from that
time until he regained consciousness
at WaJter Reed. /
the tire, but· it waa too late to save
the bouse," said the 37·year-old hi&·
tory teacber.
She said she heard no w.arnlngs
about evacuation after the fire start4
eel unW a neighbor called. With the
wain.Ing, her father, a retired cltrul
grower, began hosing down the ti.le.
roofed home u were others-in the
neighborhood. · ·
In other fire aftermaths, Gav. Rea· (S.0 FIRE, p_,. ZI
Cl!llTlll Of TRAG!DY
Mlch•I lelluoclo
Father Sli;tys
F~mily ·or ·4~
Kills Himsdf
ABSEOON, N.J. (UPI) -A buiiness
executive with marital problems used
a rifle hia comPanY pl&n11ed to live
away as a prize. to kill his famU;y
of four Wednesday, then fired a fatal
bullet into his chest.
The shooting rampage, police said,
left the upper floor of the family's
~~ @mt.J.®kinaJike a llaugbter.
tiOUse. News of the D\ a s s slayinga
stunned residenll of this sleepy South
Jersey community of . 4,300, seven
miles from Atlantic City.
Michael Belluscio, 44. called police
headquarters and said : "I just killed
my family. I'm going to kill myself.''
By the time Police reached the
Belluscio residence and broke through
the locked front door, the executive
was dying in the upitalrs rriaater bed-
room, the .22-eallber rifle he used to
wipe out -his family at hi.a side. P~
lice u.id they could DOt question him
before he died.
On the blood-stained bed Of Gina
Belluscio-9, police .found, in tragic
contrast to the macabre surround·
lngs, a Father's Day poem appar·
enUy recently penned by the child.
It read:
"What can I give him, poor as I
am .
lf I were a shepherd, it could be
a Jamb,
U I were a wise man. I would do
my part,
Yet what can I give him, I give
my heart."
It was slmply signed, "Happy
IS.. SLAVINGS, Pa1e II
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Weatller
Those mis ty clouds will be
scraping the treetops again Fri·
day morning with the mercury
dropping into the low 70's, prom·
ises forecaster Emtl\Kurtz. In·
land it1l level off at about 7B
under sunny skles.
INSIDE TODA l'
F'inance writer Sylvia Porter
ii winning faru fllSt IL'ilh her
new series. "Cut '68 Taxes
Now", wh ich oppears today in
our e~nded busine.ss .sccti<l11,
Pages 18·20.
He was elected moderator of the Highway will be beal!tift.11 and could·
United Presbyterian Church and be· become a traditional decoraUon each
came first moderator of tht: 1ynod of year,'' said a Chamber of Commerce
California and the union of the Unit· spokesman.
ed Presbyterian Churcll and the Pres· · ~ Besides tlie .spectacle of rooftop ·
byterlan Church. U.S.A. trees, merchanl3 will offer contest
Police Executive
Group Sets Meet
Bayne, 22, from Ft. Mill, S.C., re·
ceived severe wounds when a booby·
trap SXJ*>ded near Chu Lai July 16.,
For 45 minutes, docton at the 2nd
Sur&1ca1 HospitaJ worked over. Bayno,
giving him blood. arUHclal reipira·
tion and external heart massage.
The Army said metal fragmenl:I
from the boobytrap slashed intn
Bayne's legs and cauted massive
hemorrhaging. His right leg had to
be amputated just above the knee.
He was gtven 26 pints of blood ln
all but hia brain went without blood
during the tlrp.e the doctors were try.
Ing to revive him at the hospital and
the time he spent w1IUna: for the em·
balmer.
Callfl>nill f Ot>!Mr1el 11
He was many times a guest pastor prizes of two weekend trips for t w o
at the Newport Beach Presbyterian to Las Vegas and San Francisco, in·
Church of his aon, ·Jame1. who aur· eluding hotel accommodatlom. to
vives him. and who is now pastor of shoppers viliiting chambcr·member
tbe Hitchock Presbyterian C hurch, stores.
Scarsdale. N. Y. Also .surviving Is an· Merchants alsQ plan to hold a con·
other son. the Rev. John R. Stewart, lest among themselves for decoratio n
pastor of th e First Presbyterian categories of best old·fashiOT1ed win·
Church of Salem, Ore., and 13 grand· dow. best decorated building and best
children. decorated store.
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The executive committee of the Cal·
ifomia State Peace Officers As socia·
lion will rather at the Newporter Inn
Friday to lay plans for the 1968 £fl·
nual conleren<-e. accordlng to Newport
Beach Police Chief B. James Glavas.
Glavas. a member or the executive
committee, said Friday'! session will
deal principally with arrangements for
the three-Oay conference scheduled in
May next year.
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The doctor! gave up when they
could prompt neither breathing, nor
heartbeat and All electrocardiogram
showed an absence of heart activity.
"By all the accepted criteria. he was
dead," the Army said. "All signs of
lUe had ceued."
The body was routinely sent to an
Army IJ'aves regi1tr~Uon section. AI·
The human brain cannot be c:fepriv·
ed or blood for more than four or flv1
minutes without suffering damage.
Bayne now apeab haltingly but Joe·
tors say he Is moving toward al least
a limited recovery.
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~:: Shareholders of the Newport N•·
:tonal Bank of Newport Beaeh and
• • e University National Bank of Ful· ~ ; rton voted :o)-1 Wednesday night to
• :fler.ge the two lnde~~t ~s.
• 1 • The vote wu tabn at a sharehold· : t meeting at the Anahdm Conven-n eentw . · . . · \ i Newport National stockholders vot-
' id 92,879 shares for, 500 againsl Uni·
• iwrsity National stockholders voted
? ''h,412 &bares for, only 50 against.
: : Proposed merger of the two in4epe.n-
' dent banks 1fitti combined asfftl of ~over MO million was announced last
l • month.
: : 4 The blessin& of the U. S. · CooU'oller
• . of the CUrrency ii still needed t. con·
i iOrm the merger.
• • • More than 850 shareholders. wee t ~;resent, representing about a." 90 per-
; tent turnout.
? ! ! ~rge L. Woodford Jr., of_ Newport
8each, president of tM new bank to
· .be known u Newport Natiollal. tq1d
.• the shareholders:
• "The zteW bank. J\Olf ~ at • both ·ends of Orange Cotµtty.l plans. to
; 6xteq._d lt$ influence cJV~ me ·.entire
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SLAYINGS. • •
Father's ~. Glu."
'A1lo ~ dMd apltaln wve Bel·
~1 wtt., ....... 40: WI at.epeon
A.._,, 12. and uedMI' daqllter,
I I ~~ BeJluado, lbot iJl tbe. cbelt, .
·· • ~ .. oa tbe floor ill another bedroom.
·Anthony, ahot throup the bead, was
Jn the ballway. Glu and Lisa,~both
Ibo~ In the cheat, were on beds in
their room. Both bad been covered,
police said.
nt Bellulcios' dof WU found in
'Git cellar with ita bead abcK off.
' "' Belluaclo, a gene:ral district man·
-aier for the Royal Crown Bottling
Co. at Atlantic City, was apparently
tormented by a stormy marriage. po-
lice said. He left a note on the kitch-
en table but police declined to reveal
its contenu.
Bellusci.o was a former resident of
Pittsburgh. He moved to Ne.-Jeney
about ~ven yean ago. Ht wu af·
~ with the Royal Crown Com·
pany in Ptttabur&h. and hu a sJstM
still living there.
'l'be rille used in the slayings was
one recenUy offered as a prize in a
Royal Crown contelt, poli~ said.
Police said then were signs that
Mrs. Belluscio and Anthooy had strug.
gled fiercely, and that the boy was
sbot aa be tried to flee.
-Earliet' in-th& .4ay police said BeJ..
lusclo went to H. Ashton Marsh Ele-
mentary School and took Anthony
fTom his eighth grade cla~sroom. He
we.it back about a half 'hour later to
pick up Lls;t. Gina had been home
sick.
Nei&hbors said the family had of-
ten quarreled. "The whole problem
wu that she was always going oul,"
one of them· said.
Police Chief William Tagcarls said
that on April 25, 1966, Mrs--BelluJcio
charged her husband with assault and
battery. Bellusclo was fined $25 and
&iven a 90-day IUIJ>tlftded sentence.
Mrs. BeUucio, an attractive blonde,
was from Charleston, W. Va.. and
wa1 Anthoay's mother by a prevl·
ous marriaee.
The woman also had two daugh·
ters. Shella,. 20, and Cynthia. 17. liv-
ing in Char~eston with grandparents.
The couple had been married 10
years and had lived in their home
almost four· years. The house had re·
cently been put up for sale.
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PICKING U' THI PllCIS -This was a tl00,000 home.in Vllla .. Park
which burned during the Monday fire. Alayne C&m.pbell, • history
teacher, swct>es for penonal effect$ in all tbet's left of her bedrqom.
FIRE • • •
gan announced in Sacramento that
steps would be taken to aid property
owners .hlt by various fires which
have ravaged 162,000 acres iJ:1 Los An·
geles, Orange and San Diego counties.
Reagan said a state of emergency
wiU be,Aeclared "where such action is
requested and justified.''
In addition, tax· relief will be con·
sidered by the California Legislature
in special session next week. Reagan
said the possibility of lowering taxes
of firMamaged property will be dis·
cussed.
Diamond Digger
Discovers 7th
largest Jewel
NEW YORK (UPI) -Looking as
happy aa a man who just found $251 ,.
04f\ on•his doorstep, a shy Lesothe dia·
_mond dig~r told todaiy how his life
has been affected by his grass mat to
riches story.
"I've bought 1 Land Rover <Brltillh
jeep) and a few ~rticles of clothing,''
he said. Then he added: "I've also
bought a few articles of clothing for
my wife."
Petrus Ramoboa, 43, and his wife
Ernestine, who found the world's sev·
entti largest diamond at a small claim
owned by. the Ramoboas in Lesotho,
Africa, faced television came'as and
more than 50 newsmen in the posh
Fifth Avenue won of jeweler Harry
Winston, their host. They wilJ later go
to Washington where the diamond
will be exhibited at the Smithsonian
In ·;tit ution.
Thief Takes
2 to Cleaners
It was the clcnties that were sup-
posed to be taken to the cluners and
not their owner.
Newport Beach police today were
looking Jor a tblef who stole ~
worth of men's apparel left on a front
porch at 919 Bayside Drive.
Informant Jane Davis &aid that a
grey suit, one pair of slacks and eight
shirts bad been placed on the porch
in the morning to await the arrival
of the cleaner's pick·up service.
Returning that evening, she said
the clothes were gone but, according
to the cleaners, had never arrived at
his shop.
Rotary Observes
Foundation Week
The Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa
will hold a special program when ii
meets Nov. 14 al the trvine Country
Club to mark the worldwide observ·
ance of "Rotary Fouo<iation Week,"
Nov. 12 through 18. •
Fred Howser, president of the club,
said ttie meeting will review the
club's scholarship program ~nd rec·
ogni.ze Foundation scholars from for·
eign countries who are attending UCI.
Howser noted the special week is to
honor the SOtb anniversary of the Ro·
lary Foundation which ~incP 1957 has
awarded more than ~ million in
.~ome 2.400 ~radu::it ,. .,.
As winds began diminishint today,
this was the picture: '
-The 3,00f>.acre Ramona fiJ'e,.ift San
Diego County was reported contained
after destroying 25 buildings includ·
ing expensive avocado grove ranch
homes near Poway.
-The Paseo Grande' fire in River-
side County blackened 48,639 acres
a nd caused an estimated t3 • million
damage. The Bailiff fire, also in Riv-
erside County, consumed 20,000 acres
and caused ~.000 damage.
-Three Malibu homes in Los An·
geles County were leveled in a 8.'000·
~e fire eontrolled Tu~t »ifbl
Frons P•e l
VIETN·AM • ~ ...
than 5,000 high explosive rounds into
the area.
As the Communists withdrew from
the battlefield at dawn giant air force
B52 bombers dumped tons of 75().
p o u n d bombs onto their e s c a p e
routes.
In attacks on Sunday and a.gain
Tues<bcy, t.be Communists lost m
nlt'n-tora-total body count-of 1.006.
More bodies were believe<! dragged
off. and the 852 raids took an addition·
•aJ lQll.·
American warplanes destroyed a
· St.trhlce to Air (SAM) ml.$sill! and its
launcher and U'ln$porter barely 12
miles above the Demilitarized Zone
<DMZ) in North Vietnam on Wednes·
day: OnJy rarely have the Communislll
managed to get one of the missiles
this close to South Vietnam.
The North Vietnamese have been
trying to get them installed to cou n·
ter the massive B52 strikes in the area.
Etsewhere over North Vietnam.
U.S. pilots flew 132 missions, most 11f
them a gainst transportation facilities
in the southern j)anhandle. Monsoon
clouds blanketed the iOdustria• heart-
land around Hanoi and Haiphong with
a protective cover.
!Radio Hanoi reported lWQ /\mrn·
can planes. an A4 Skyhawk and an V4
Phantom were shot down Thursday.
There wa1 no immediate U. S. com-
ment.)
Just south of the DMZ. mililar'
headquarters announced that Manni'~
launched three rew operations alonli'.
th11 buffer zone and in Thua Th1rn
Poovince about 40 miles i.outh. So
far. only light contact was reporlt>d .
The operations along th~ DMZ -
Kentucky. Lancaster and Scotland --
were centerea along the southern edge
runuing inland from the c· ast to clear
out North Vietnamese threats to Lea-
themeck frontier ports. The fourth
operation. called Neosho. was to cou n·
te1 Viet Cong and North Vietnames1>
~uen-illas operati11g 13 .niles north ·
west of the city of Hue .
Jn the Mekong Dt.lla. Viet Coni:
~uerrillas invaded two refuJ(ce ham·
lets and reportedly burned c1own
scores of homes. Casualties amonJ?
the refugees and the governmPnt
J{uards defendin~ the hamlt>ls
were reported Ught.
American battlefield deaths I :i s l
week dropped while those' of the Sou th
Vietnamese and other allies incrPased
sharply. a U. S. spokesman said.
There were 166 A.merican co mbat
deaths reported. 966 wounded and 14
missing in action. The dea1hs were 27
less than the week before, but sent
the total for the war to 14,266.
South Vietnamese ~eaths soared lo
210 from 81 the week before. and al-
lieri troops suffered 00 killed, the
highest of the war for lhe frep worl<I
forces composed of units from So11t h
f\or<'a J\111;tra1i11. New 7,pala nd. the
P h1Ji ppinei; end Thaihmd · ThPrr wp re
t,3119 ViPt Co nj! and North V1Plnarnese
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dranie County's population growth
rate fell off to U percent during the
put ·.,eer-· but -aorrte· er_,.-eoest Ci·
ties r~erfed the trend Witb mcrease8,
a report by the oC>Qrity PlaJµling De·
partment indicates today.
Plamli~ Dtrec•· forest' Dickason
estimated tbe Oct. 1 ~pul•t190 of the
county at JpB,174 an increase Of 59,·
• 331· people .iJl· one year: · ·
During tbe previous year. the coun·
ty's population increased by 65,179, a
Registration :
Monday .for
1 OCC Classes
Monday marks the s~ oc registra-
tion for nine·week classes at Orange
Coast College and at Golden West
Colle~.
Rellatration at OCC will be fr.om
6: 15 to 9: 15 p.m. in the OCC Counsel·
ing Center.
Registration at Golden West will be
in the GWC Administration Building
during the same hours.
Registration will be on a first-come,
firsl·served basia and will continue
each evenm,, ~bndax. thNMtgh Thurs·
day, unW c;lasse1 ate f\Qed.
Nine-week clalses include:-PBX, 4-
7 p.m .. Tuesda.ys; filing and reeords
management, 6:30-10 p.m., Tburadays;
typing r~, 7:15-9:45 p.m., Mon·
day-Wdesday; ooem.toaoo1 ti al r
styllnt advanced, 7·10. Tueadaya.
-Dental 'Office procedures, 7 • 10
p.m., Wednesdays; 'truacribing ma·
chines, 7:15-9:45 J>.m., T u-e•d a J·
Th11rSdays ; fj.rst ~ 7:30-9:~ p.m.,
Wednesdays.·
-English grammilf, 7:15·9:45 p.m ..
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays or
Thursdays ; reading for speed and
comprellension, 7-10 p.m., Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays.
-Slide rule, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Thurs·
days; buic English review, 7 • 10
p.m., Mondays; basic writiBg re-
view, 7-9 p.m .. Wednesdays ; automo-
tive air conditioning, 7-10 p.m., Wed·
nesdays : fundament.ais for machine
operators, 7-10 p.m., Tuesdays.Thurs·
days.
Chief Monk Threatens
Suicide 'in ··Prote8i ·i
SAIGON (UPI) -The aged Su·
preme Monk of South Vietnam'~ mill·
I.ant Buddhist faction today threat-
ened to burn blmself to death to .. pro·
test the reUgious policy of President
Nguyen Van Thieu, aides said.
INTERIOR
·. DES1GNERS
.t a ar,Lt _a 010.t eoc J .111~0 ,ol n~
CountyJl OWn
percentage g&in Of 5.6.
Leading all Orange Coast communi·
ties and most of the county, wu Foun·
lain Valley with a 17.5 percentage
jump in population (3,234 people).
San Juan C.piltrano was clOM be-
blnd wltb a 10.2 percent increase, .fol-
lowed by Huut:lniton Beach with 8.1 •
Hwatilllton Beach led a11 cltiea ln
numerical growtt) with e.-. ·
Percenta1e and nwnerlcal &t'Qwth
of other Oruge Coast communities:
Co1ta Meaa, 5.1 percent, 3,920; La-
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gu.na Beach, 3.7, ~l ; Newport Beach,
2.8. 1,116: San Clemente. 6.8, 1,037;
Seal Beach, C.31 929; and Westminster
4.2l 2,2•!!~ .. _,.... '-__ _,
New tqtal poputatiOAi~igur~e& $esti-
mated> for all dt,ie.l U\\ the : ae
Cout area were li1ted ~I : ·
· Hup.tiqton Bffcb, · •.-.: -<! J> 1 t a Meu, '11,Pt; Wt1tm.1Mjr, &6'.417;
Newport BNcb, 40,IU; f1ill Beach,
23,290; Fountain ~J. 1tea4; 'Sau Clemente, 1e.m: Laauna leach. 13,·
Oil: and San Ju• Olip.Utr~. 2.. 100. .
Belich Heist Nets $2,00/J; .n _, . ~
Suspect ·Quickly Caug~t
A mUJtacbloed 1unman beld up the
Mercury Savi.nil • Loan Aaaoclatlon at 7812 Edln1er Street ln Huntington
Beach at 10:40 thil morning, eacapln'
In an automobile with '2,000.
Police arrested an unldeotlflecl sua·
pecl at a traffic upt minutes later.
Pollce 1aid bla deacrlption matched
that of a robber who took '2.000 from
the Altadena Savings & Loan Asso-
ciation, 17063 E. 17th St.. Santa Ana
Wtidntsday and who ltill 11 at large.
The eunman uaed a .~aliber auto-
matic ln the Wednesday holdup, thnLltlnl a paper •hopplng bac at tellen od commanding, "Fill 'er
up!"
He WU delcribed u a YOUlll1 1tocty
Pair in Jail
On ~arijuana
Smuggling Rap
A Garden Grove lransient and hl$
24-year-old "landlady" were ill Orange
County Jail today on charges irlWlv·
ing 25 pounds of marijuana smuggled
in from Mexico, according to police.
Richard Keith Brocltholft, 22, was
held" on an FBI warrant after he fail-
ed to appear in a San Diego court
to answer the smuggling charge. His
bail was set at $4,000.
Carll Ann Burke was charged with
~ion of marijuana and was held d\lt bond, because of a pending
burglary charge against her in Down·
ey. ,, -
Police said 'th'at the FBI tracked
Brocltholft to Miss Burke's room in a
motel at 12550 Lampson Ave. When .
some FBI agents knocked at the door
Monday night, they said. Brockholft
jumped out the window -into the
arms of other FBI agents who had
been posted there.
; Negro. :.
MuiQe Allen. branch manaaer In
today' a HU2lUlleton Beach holdup, 'Hid
the JQU ~ u about 40 to 4S
yeu1 oil. "albd Into the office and ~ • .CUJl at teller Mrs. Evelyn
Haye1. Tbe.tenes", an expectant mother, said
the ~ polnted a gun at her and
11id, ~'is ·a holcl up." She said she
gave him all the cash in the caab
drawer.
Mrs. Allen 1aid the bank employes
remained calm durinl{ the holdup. She
said she could not give an estimate
of Joas u yet. .
Mrs. Allen and Mr1. · Hay94 weri tat.en bJ ff Ulltiut69 BMch poUe. of:fl·
ctn to ldeatJI)' 6'e waP14
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circumstances where the actual adver-
-tising muat be held up until cleared
in WiUbington/1 the State Weter.
Resources ~artment said.
The project calls for construction
of a 250-foot-lq steel groin poking
out to ~a from the end of 48tb StHet
and~ baulin& ol. nearly 500,000 cubic
yards of sand to the' ·~rolion ~a ~tween 36th and 41at streets.
It would be the tint phase of a two.
phase program with a total cost of up
to $1.2 million. The-second phase essen·
tlaUy·involves construction of addi·
tional groins should the first groin-
~onsiderecl "experimental" -prove
defective In slowing the UpcQat drift
ol sand. ·
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Payroll Tax Boost
·Weighed fu ... Senate
WASIDNGTON (UPO -The Senate
Finance Commlttc.~. which has ap-
proved a 15 percent Social Security
benefit increase, now is thinking about
paying for-it by boosting payroll tax·
es as much as $190 _ne~t year.
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LOOKING FOR NAMES
O.Orge Wall•ce
Hoff a Probe Set
By Grand Jury
CHATrANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A
federal grmd jury bas begun probing
into the legal maneuverings of James
R. Hoffa, apparently without bearing
an expected atar witness who seys
she hu been marked for death.
Mary Ann G<>rdon Francia, who
was taken away from a local hospital
by federal marshals earlier in the
day, apparently did not appeu be·
fo~ the grana jury Wednesday.
Mrs. Francll, former secretary for
Teamst.era Uri.on Local 515 here, had
been expected to testify before t h e
panel about threal'I she said she re·
• ceh·ed In connection with testimony
lhe pve at a trial connected with
HoUa'1 third new trial motion.
However., Mrs. Francia, who was
hospitalfi'ed with a gunstiot wound
sufltted last week, was not seen en-
tering the jury room, and the ·Chat-
tanoop T 1 m • 1 reported that 1 h e
probably will not be called to testify.
Former Alabama governor Georce
Wallace will get one of the blegest po-
lice eeeptlon1 any poUUcal spe~
ever got ln Costa Mesa when be com·
ea to Orange County Falrgroundl Fri·
~y night. Whe~er ~not supporters of t 1-e
state'• .righ candid&te for prealdent
will turn out n the number s bU 111P-
porters are predicting remaina to be
seen.
Wallace today rolled into Santa Bar·
bua for the first of three daya be wru spend ln the . population-beayY
Southern Callf ornia. 1be next '12 houri
probably will decide whether or not ,
his name w1ll !>e li!ted on the 1988
ballot ID Callf ornla. .
Be .aeedl 18,Uil 1lpatures of rec-,. tatered . vofM"S to make it. . It'• a fact of polltiealvllle in Cali-
fornia that be will have to get most
of them in the Southland where t be
bulk of the· state's voters live.
These fact.a set the stage for Wal-
lace's Orange County villl Fair·
grounds officials say 5,000 persona are
expected to attend b.la rally at 1:15
p.i;n. Friday at the fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
The New Products Pavilion at the
fairgrounds was .reserved for the oc-
casion by John H. -Ortman of Yorba
Linda on behalf of the American Inde-
pendent party.
Costa Mesa Police Chief Roger Neth
sald he bad bad no warnings of trouble
but, because of the announced size of
tbe crowd expected, he baa as1igned
10 uniformed officers to duty la the
fairgrounda area Friday night.
STANDBY OFFICERS
Another 10 Costa Mesa policemen
have been ordered to be on standby.
Ten sheriff's deputies also will be on
staodby status when Wallace makes
bis single appearanee in the county.
After a mixed ~eptlon in Bakers-
field Wednesday, re crowds inside
the auditorium wildl red him and
pickets outside roundl jeered him and
his followers, Wallace backers saJrl
they expect to get 60,000 of the re-
quired petition signatures in Southern
California.
So far, the Los Angeles County reg-
istrar of voters has reported only
about 2,000 such registrations but Wal-
lace said Wednesday "we're only just
getting started."
Wallace. who Insists he Is going to
run unless one of the .majqr parties
adopts a platform returning "domes-
tic wuea" 1ucb aa control of 1clfooll to the states, conceded be baa an up-
. hut fight in California. He even con-
sidered the poasibUlty of failure.
"lf we didn't get oo the ballot In
California and Ohio It wouldn't be fatal
but we want to get on in theae state~"
he said in Bakersfield. , ,
DAILY PILOT ....... -.,_ ..... Vp Tig•t in tlte Nlttg Grittg
' Suffering from a surfeit of ocean and a dearth of sand, West Newport
beachfront homes today were right in the real nitty gritty of a full·
blown erosion crisis as 8-'f oot, &-Inch tide washes ashore at 8:30 a.m.
Officials are betting that wont will be over if granite groins and sand-
bags Tlithstand 7-foot tidal attack due to arrive 9:15 a.m. Friday. "'
Witness Claims Kirschke,
2 Victims Drank Together
Accused triangle slayer Jacl Kir· The bar owner also srud Kirschke
scbke, charged with murderin1 bis appeared amicable while with his
wife and her boy friend, liked to wife and Drankban at the lounge a few days .before.
drink With them, a Downey saloon Earlier in the trial Kirschke's l.e·
keeper testified Wedneaday in the tri-gal secretary, Mrs. Sharon Lyle,
al of the suspended deputy dlatrict testified Klrscbke was 11pset and ir·
attorney. . . ritable during the same period. What's more, aatd Raymond Ortiz, r
28, Klrscbke wu in a happy and am-
icable .mood leas than it hours be·
fore the Jrillinp.
Ortiz, owner of the Stardust Lounge,
depicttd Kirschke aa ••bjppy and
joking" last APril 7, the day before
Ela.loe Terry Kirschke, 43, aod Or-
ville W. Oran.khan, 41, were 1bot to
death in the IOrldlte1' Long Beach
apartment.
Humphrey Plane Hit
KUALA LUMPUR (UPI) -Com·
munfst small anna fire hit an Air
Force transport shortly be!ore it was
to have flown vice president Hubert
H. Humphrey on a Vietnam battle-
field tour, American officials disclosed
today.
1 nursoay, r-.uvemocr ,, J. 'lb I UAJL Y PILO r 3
Becket Pioneer
Ludwig Roth, 58, Spac e'
Chief at Beach,, Dies
Director of the Saturn-Apollo pr<>-
gram for Douglas Space Center in
Huntington Beach Ludwig Roth died
Tue64ay nJgbt. He wae 58.
Roth, conaldered one oC tbls na-
tion's top space scientlats, was a pl-
ooeer in rocket en'-1neerlng. He joined
'tbe Douglas Missile and Spece Sys-
tems Center in 1964 after an exten·
rive background in rocketry which
began in his native Germany.
Roth was among the German acl·
entists who came to the United States
in 1945 aloog with Wember von
Braun, to aid in the development of
America's i;.ocket development pro-
gram.
His primary assignment at the '
space center was in design and de-
velopment of the Saturn &-IVB
ml2ed orbital laboratory.
Roth died at South Bay Hospital in
Redondo Beaeb after an illness which
began in August while be was tour-
ing Europe after delivering a paper
before the Hermann Obertb Society
in Berlin.
Roth who waa born June 10, 1909,
waa a graduate or the Technical Uni-
versity oC Darmstadt in Germany and
became chief of preliminary design
in the Germ:10 guided missile pro-
gram in 1939.
He worked at Peenemuende, Germ-
any, aftillated with the design of the
deadly "buzz bombs" that plagued
Great Britian during World War II.
He joined Douglas in Huntington
Beach in 1964 as first usistaot to the
vioe president of the space systems
center.
Roth and his widow, Hilde, lived ln
Palos Verdes. Funeral . services are
scheduled at 2 p.m. Friday followed
by burial at Green Hills Memorial
Puk in San Pedro.
Survivors include sons Axel of
Huntsville, Ala., Luther of Manhattan
Beach, Bolker of Huntington Beacb,
Gerhard of Tuscon , Ariz., s.od Wer-
ner or Palos Verdes: brother Karl,
of Chile; sister Elfride, of Germany,
and three grandchildren.
Hussein Flies to U.S. 1
For Parley With LBJ
WASHINGTOl( (UPI) -King Hus·
sein of Jordan was flying to the
United States today for talks with
President J ohnson and administration
officials op possible renewal of Amer-
ican aid to his shattered Middle East
Kingdom.
. U.S. diplomats, concerned with e~
tablishing a lone·term peace in the
troubled,.Mideaat. are interested in
sounding out the young monarch on
his apparent willingness to recognize
Israel in return for some as yet un·
specified arrangements In the area.
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TOP SPACE MAN DIES
Douglll' Ludwig Roth
Coliseum Gains
'Highest' Profit
-WS ANGELES (UPI) -The Col·
iseum Commission today N!pOI'ted
that the Memorial C o 1 i s e u m and
Sports Arena showed their most prof·
itable year for the period ending June
30, 1967, and the next fiscal year was
expected to show an even greater re-
turn.
Profits for the past fiscal year,
earmarked for improvements at both
of the sports centers in the Coliseum
complex, totaled '400,000. With South-
ern .alifornia, UCLA and tbe L o s
Angeles Rams football teamJ all en·
j oying incre8$ed patronage, the com·
mission projected an even greater
profit for the next ti.seal yeu.
At their ,m"?eting, the Colaieum Com-
missioners awarded a contract 'for
$28,742.93 to the 3-M Company to in-
stall a tartan surface on the indoor
bOard track.
When the surfacing is compl~ it
will give tpe Sports Arena the first
artilkial ccmposition JDdo« track in
the country. Wort u Qpect.ed to be
completed for the initial Jndoor' meet,
Jan. 19.
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And, absolutel y nothing compares wi th the
rare price of this gi'oup ••• a once·a·year spe·
clal purchase for Buffo"!s' cusfomers. You'll
find the se semi·precious. stones In oval,
oblon1, square or round cuts;j~n rlngs, pend·
ants or pierced or· French·backed earri'ngs.
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FeedJllfl Inflation ' .
LBJ Hits SOIOnS
Mn. llllvaun Miiier'• guollne
cnd1t card wu a llUle the worse
for wear when tile flWDg station at-
tendant sent in a form to the home
oftloe llk1na fGr a replacement. He
a:plalDed on the form the card bad
been "bliClley bent0 (h1a spelling).
Soon. the menman brought the car~.
It wu made _oat to, "Badley Bent.
1221 BSo Grande Blvd. NW, Albu·
qaerque, N.M.
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RttWd N1tlr ti, Ga. J_.1 GclM,
loud ond io,., eridc of PNafdnt Joh• "°"'' V.._ polq, _, be &M ~of"" "old friew4, H Gn. wauam
C. WatMorclad, V.8. mUUotl com-
macUt-fta VidMm, kt ff'1 Jloj. Gen.
Jo'h.ft ronytAc ~ft) '°"° " getting aft
earfvl °" Gavin'• orriool at Saigon
airport;
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!Al Angele.I Mayor S.muel Yorty
WednNday put a cititena' commit·
tee to wort to find out whether or
not the $12 million world trade cen-
ter ptopoeed for construction on
Termlnl1 ll~d "wu a eood buJi.
nesa Pl'O\)Olition for Los Angeles."
It pro"bably won't hurt the building
trades mudl with a price tag like·
that.
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MJJ.ttaey PoUce fn W~n ar-
rested an AJr Force enlllted man,
Char'-H. Ma,..,,.lf, 19, for being
out of uniform u he strolled down
a busy street near the White House.
He wu wearing only his w r i 11 t
watc.h. His fatigues were neatly
folded over his right arm.
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She'i S. Sgt. Ma1"JI
Stfac.lc, olckit ioom-
an in the Afr rorcc
on acti~ duty, toho,
at 66, rigned otlt7'
for another four·
t1tar hitch and toc11
sworn m at Hamilton
AW'J'~ Bau, Mar
San Raftui.
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John C. Montvomery, state sodal
welfare director, 1171 a new policy
which goes into elfect Dec. 1 will
make it all right for welfare 'M)rk·
ers to d.iseu11 birth control with wel·
fare recipients.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Preaident
Jobnlon, accuatna Congreaa of "tak·
ing the IDacUon routle," aaya lta re-
fuul to approve b1I propo1ed income
tu bike already ta COIUnl AmericlDI
by feeding tnflaUoa.
At a butrtedly called newa confer-
ence Wednetday in the White Houae
Cabinet Room, Johmoa touched on
topics ranging frcm Vietnam to the
stock market but Ume and again
oame beck to tbe theme that tblngs
are not going b1I way in Congreu.
Later, th1a prompted Sen. Karl E;.
' Inquests· Slated
·Jn Poison Death
Of 7 · 'Children
ARCADIA. Fla. (AP)-'n>e invest!·
gation Into the pobonlng of seven chll·
·dren broadened todQ u autborltiea
held 111 tnqueat In Arcadia and stud.led
reccrda In Jacbqnvtlle to detennlne
how 12 of a fruit picker'• 15 cblJdren
died.
Sbertff Frank Cline, who jailed the
chDdren's father -32-ye.r~ James ~a child neglect charge
~ alcbt. aaid Rlcbardlon is.cl
told him n.-. of bis other diJdreo
by a fGl'1Mf marrt.1e had died In
Jacballvllle prior to tbe A"*9ia
deetba.
SeY9ll ol Rlehardlon'a cblldren,
ranging ln .ge from 2 to a, died last
week after -.ttng pork and beam that
Cline II.Id bad been laced with para-
thion, a deadly poi.IOll aometime1 med
• an agricultural pesticide.
Cline and County Judge Gordon
Hays said Wednelday they b8d enough
evidence "to file murder charges
against Rictrardlan" but agreed to
convene a coroner's jury at the
request ~ State Atty. Frank
Schaub.
At a news conference, Cline a a J d
RlcbardlOD was ''motivated by a re-
muneration fer life insurance." Rich·
ardJoo took out $1,000 double lndemni·
ty Uf e inauranoe policies the night be·
fore the cblldren were stricken, Cline
said.
Qi.ae said be did not JcnO'# "'°" the
Ricbantlm chlldren died ln Jacklon·
ville, where Rlcbardlon lived until 1981
but bid info.nmtfon fndJcating t h e y
died mystmioully. CUne 1akl tbat, by
Richardloo'a "own aocCQlt, he ls the
falJer of at least JS cbildren, and 12 ot these are naw dead.'' ./
AF Jet Crashes
Killing 8 Aboard
ROME, N. Y. (AP)-An Air Force
B52 jet bomber carrying elgbt per·
ICIDI craabecl and burned today Ip a
wooded area near here, and State Po-
Hce said at least three were be-lieved dead. . : ,.
A spokesman for Grlffiss Air Force
Bue here, who said eight were
aboard, reported that the eight-en·
giDed jet, a Stratofortress assigned to
Minot Air Force Bue, North Dakota,
bad been attempting a crash landing
at Grtfflu. Ill engines had failed, the
spokesman said.
A crew member who survived told
police that no nuclear weapons were
aboud.
The plane was reported to have
barely missed a trailer park.
The qash occurred about four miles nortbeas't of Griffiu.
Mundt, ft.S.D., to _.... 0tbe ,...,_
dct aboWd loot to hla on pmtr~
Wltb a beavz -.Jartty la bMla ..... and Senate, ~ Dtmoerata mut ._
tbe ~· or credit fer .. a._. or not daat," Mundt Mid.
Asked' about b1I bqb-prlwttJ ..
queit for a tu lnc:nut, tbe -~
dint laid' bt la ltll1 Plvdnl ... I,.
but that its fate nltl wHb tbe JI-. W~a aoct Meana CommJttee.
COST LESS
"We tb1nt that It will colt tat
American J*ple . .-)la bt ---tbt tu,,.. lbM ... ~ .........
thaa ~ taitnc tbt lalctbl. roat. Gld
la -be6q foDOifNd,.. be laid. ~ Delnoeratlc Lieder II I kt
Maufteld ~ • the proddllc
by pledOal ''ft'll cit oar best to Sift blni wb&t }le wuta ...
Marwfteld Mid M -..... "'"-1111 •
PreeJdent tbat CCllllNll abould -ln ....ion UDtD'lt pallll-&ju·~ bill. -
~ Wiibur D. llllll, J>.Aft.
ol tbe ·Way1 and Meena Ccmmlttee
decllned comment on tbe Prelidat'a remms but the House Republican
whip, Rep. Lealle C. ArendJ ol IDJ.
nols, predicted flatly that fa, tb1a b:if.: lat leut, "there will be no tu
And Rep. John H. Rhodes of Ari· r.ooa. cbalrman ot the HOuae BepubB·
can Polley Comml~, 4tdded: "The
Preaklent ju.st hun't got the m•
use, umeb' tbat there will be DO
tu liiD coulderation unW the adJDlD.
tatration sbows some inclination to
cut dawn a~."
CONGRF..SS CVT'l'ING
At b1J ne1r1 conference, JobDJon re-
s t a t e d biJ position that Coogrns
should be doing the cutting.
"1 think they will cut M or '5 bU·
lion out ol the appropriations that we
have recommended this year," he
said. "I will sign those bllls they
send me, although I trunk IOIJle of
them are close ones."
What hurts -in lost ~venue, lDter·
est peymenta and i.Dfl.ation • fUDed
price rises -the Presi•t aald. ls
inaction ln the taxewpelldJng dllpute.
-iJro Men Charged
In Murder·rape :
Of Greenwich Girl
11
NEW YORK (AP) Indictments
charging murder-rape have been filed
against two men in the deatti. ol an
US-year-old girl. members Qf. a rich
Greenwich, Conn., family, and her
blpple boy tr.eDd during an LID party
in the East Village.
The Manhattan grand jury indict.
ments were banded up Wednesday
apinlt D<mld Ramley and Tbomu
Den:n.IJ, 26-year old Negroes.
The vtct1ms , both white, ~ Linda
Fitzpatrick and James Hutchinson,
21.. wbo was known as "Groovy" in
tbl East Vlllage hippie cok11tJ where
be waa a chieftain ol sorta.
In ~d.itioo to the murder charges,
Ramaey and Dennis are ·&(CUSed of
raping Miss Fitzpatrick. The two men
have been held without bail since
their arrest s h o r t 1 7 after t h e
bludfeooed bodies of M1u Fitzpatrick
and Hutchinson were found In a tene.
meat house basement Oct. a by Fred
Wri&bt, 31, assistant auperintendent
of the building.
A separate indictment bladed up
Wednesday c h a r g e d Wrldit and
Ramsey with raping a 22-year-o I d
woman in the same building jtat be-
fore the murders. Wright bas b e e n
held in lieu of' '50,000 bail.
Midwest .Feeling Winter
Sunny Flori,da Gets Fall Taste Q Rain
llfl!t VM'ieb9 Wi..41 nltfll •ncl ,,_,.,no ,_. bec>omtno -"'-•' to -.t f to 1' '"9t1 In I ll«-lodlY
Incl FrkllY. Night •nd MrlY rnorn-
fnt foe '"" low clouds Mcolnlnt mot!IY -In the lfflefnoon•. 11'9hflY cooler todn.
VMlecdlLY n. f~peraturu ,.~
n.. •• twmper a tu re wu '5.J.
Ct1llfornlt1
SOUTHEltN CALIFORNIA -MosllY
111nny tocla1' Ind Frlcln but night end .. ,,, "'°'""" loO •ncl low cfOUfa
.;: nur 1!11 coelt, Gustv wlM• nortlltnl
dewr11 Frfdlty •lfernoon. SlfthllY
cooftr (A)llltl I nd IMtr"*'l•ft v1f. ...,, lodn Ille! I" mounlllns •nd
non!wrn d-'1 Frlclly.
l OS ANQELES AND VICINITY-
Moally tunln' tod•Y end Frlclo but
nlohl Ind "'"' ,,_,.1n9 co.1111 ICO end tow clouds. Cooler IOdl'f wtlll
hltllt t1. lAlw fonl!lhf ... HIP Fri-
day "'· COAST.Al AND INTl!ltMED14TE
VAlllY$.-14/nny today end mo.tlY
..,,.,,., Frfdlty but foO or low cfOllclt
l•I• lonltllf Md eulv l'rfel4y mor,,.
"'-· JfleMIY COOier dtvs. Hlglls to-
dl'f IO to •• l..OWt ton lehl <II IO 51.
Hie"-Frldey 71 lo ts.
MOUNTAIN AllE~S -5'/nnY todn
-l'rfdey. Gvs!Y northerly winch end tllfhtly cooler Frlcll'f.
INTllUOtt AND OESERT REGIOffS -SutlnY todey end Frlcl1y, High ftrn-
fltrtluret fodey It lo tO u-r Yt lfeYS.
Ind • to ti IOWtr Yt lltn . loowi to-
nlgllt AO lo M 11-...l'.•JWr•, .,.., .tO to '° -., vt1ky1 ~1\1 winds tnd
slfthllv c~ frld•v. l'llollt-7' to
'4 u-r veflt'fl •l>d IS to U l,,..,.r
vtlltVI. Skiff wt•I ...-•1ltv cfffr In Sol/II>-
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mtrftlne loO •nd low dOlldt • '°"' '"' CIDllf C:O..t1I 1rt11 "" aligllltv -W IOCln. ....
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0..... ICO ahuf ..... " L• Moel.. 1,..
1.,.,..floMI A~port from •bout 10
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lnbouild fllghh -. ti""'"" to Hof· ~Burb.tnll or Ot!terfo •Ir POrtL
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Air Pollufk>n Con1rol Dl1trlct. T•m· p>r1lure1 were lower !ft lo. .\not lel,
lht tftemoon high rMCll"'9 11. Wed
llffOty's high WH .. , ol'd toollvftt'I
low 1h0Uld be 60.
Wulhtr In Sol/lhenl Clllfornfe re<r ..
1fl0111I, 1r11• w11 llftlrt NY goad
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wlfh the w11.. In IN mlcMOI.
Mountain aides wtre cletr. lh-1 ltwl ttmpereturu wen• ,..., 70,
0.Wrh wtrt wnnY. lc"'-•lvru
,..telling lllt to. '" upeirr vtlleY• •nd c11,..bln0 lo Ille fOI lft !owtr YtlleYL
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wen •nd cenlt1I Mont•n• ••ou
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STUDENTm• j{_ d,~!ftt· ~Iowa . slde Iowa M8'POrial Unton•W~ .. Ml:~
City poll~• lllMhfa.r ~qt,ta-.Tohuon 100 student prote~ were~ bf ,P.OUce ~
County S a oftlCe <liq llibp.proteston toward a local officiala decliiMd to coim.ii on ·1'tiit, It airf, "'
bus (af rl&llt oat ol picture) dming a protest.out.. charges will be filed. .. I
Stude·nt · Protests Ranipallt~ ·
In Nation's T.:r • •t• ~u ;n1vers1 1es.-··\
Ataodated Pna .
Issues ranging from . tbe camws
presen~ of CIA recruiters to the bull·
dozing of a favorite lounging Jawp
prompted student prote1ta We,dnelday
at variowi colleg~ around the nation.
There were also expressions of sup-
port for open recruiting at Columbia
University and a wte by lJniverslty
oC Texas students acalnat an immedi·
ate cease-fire in Vietnam.
· Central Intelligence Agency men
were recruiting at· Stanford Unlrn·
sity when, 75 to 100 students cllinbed
a fire escape to an alcove over the
conference room and began yelling
and stomping.
More tbu 100 students were chars·
ed with dllturbing the peace at tiie
Up ,.rsity of Iowa when a.demoastra-
tion tgaiiiit the preMOCe of a Marine
Corps recruiter touched off a ktckmg,
shoving melee.
•
Visit the Polaroid Girls
at our 2 Locations and ha11e
JIOUT colored picture taMn frte!
MAIL nta pcJUl'ON lt>Ot\YI
Z.le'• Jewi.,., 28 North Ttjon
· No flijarltl,,.. nportect but cam-
pus pollce called oo aome ao city po.
lice to help make the arrests. The
d~omtraUon WU ltaied by the Stu·
dents for a Demoentic Society.
About 300 Univenlty Of Micblgltl
students in Ann Arbor at.aged a alt.in
at the adminlttretioo building to pro.
test the school's lnvolvernent-in a i1
million counterinlurgency project in
Tba.lland.
The school newspaper diaclosed re-
cently that the school bad the COD·
tract. The demoutraton called for
an eDd to the Thailand project and
creation of a faculty-student commit·
tee to review university reaearcb pol·
icy.
At City C.Ue1e in New York 49 stu·
denta were arrested\ u they sat in
muddJ ilitcher dug fot the foundations
of ~ bQUdbag theJ. M1 encroacbee on
a favorite student~ lawn.
The clemomtr• b1 some 400 ltu-
PleeM aencf me the Polerold Color C.mel'I at $49.88. I will pey
$1.25 WMkly Of $!1.00 a month if charsed.
Clt1----------------~lp..--......J>~""-------~ O Cnh O Add to my 9CCOUnt O Open New Account
Ctt41t to MMlllry ,,_rsonMI
11 fotltlot1 lllHct-N_,.rt Ce11m
Mo11d1y.frid1y unlll t :OO
r
•.
-
-denta WU the aecGDd fn ...... ,,,...
over the lalue. Mon .tbml .• polJc.
men forced a circle. and ~ arma
jlO protect the COD&trdctioa ~ at
the lite.
A fe'W blocks to the IOUtb Of ·Man.
hattan'a West Side, stude!ita at'Calum-
bla Colle·1e and tbe''flli~'•Sebooi
of Englneerl.ni .were · votJ,zw attaa'11
in favor Of open ~tipl. by U)'
organtution.
With more than tWo-ootda et tbe 2.·
175-mepiber undereradute atudmt
body YotinC, the tallr "~wed '7.1
cent said they did not object 1o aJ11
govenlr11eotal or private employer in-
terviewing aenlon. · .
"Althoudi many atudenta feel that
the war ln Vietnam .ii WTODI, people
do Jlot leel·tbat IUPlftlllon of c.rta.ln
types of speech ii a suitable IDIUI
of _protest." cammem.l Eden wm. mmm, prutdeat oL tbil IOpbamwe
claae.
Hurry/
st oak
Um/fed
tOJ W. 4tt.-Dt--.Wll S.ht Aille
Mo"d•y·FriJey Ht!I t :lO
•
r
A'SHI!f<r·
good )
~:
int.t focw
onth u a
justice.
Altbou1
young and
necestlrfly ·
analysis of b
to date in<li
stance -lttr
tious ooe.
On tbe llbE
ledger, the f1
for Nagroea
joined in I'ffl
der COO"fictlo
bama Negro.
the court fou
exclusloo of
juries. In thE
the Negro •
the police cl
to klll bJm.
LESS N<>TE:
To a man.
eight coUeagi
verse these <
in a liesa noti
court's first
stood With
Take
Off'.{; ' ..
I Says·,
SAN m
-A toe.!
doeso\ mJad
(ice tau. ...
George ~at
in the flYe-
designed.
But, said 1
"everything
is Ori that p
He referre
by Remtnn
was gl~t for the ,
which e
last Febrii»
out.
The Polt
issue a r evi! month, glvjn
ington a!#:
.and a mori
ficialJ iaid
ting compla:
wart and Wa
in generll. ·
Hyde, Wtic
signed . •··:
said be 'kot
Washington
he offerect -.
signs ,.. i~
rejected u.
the Peale p
from.
The 4l't1
stamp tP•Y
a dup~ati•
they g~ fr
my art~
and so rottt
He no~.
Peale portr
32 years al
died."
L-1
PHOT1
Pric•
Devt
KODAO • Ju111be 17 ltrlMI
ti Jumlle f N-"•II t
"•Prl•u f,.
l<od-ltt I ....... ~ ~= MAA,ICl1 IA~KE'I P.O.
SAN DIE
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r-Thorsdiy, Nowmbtr 2, 1967 OAJLY PILOT 5
i T4l~n to Propose Peace Talks With North
B
1
AMES MAIUIW ''sheer deceptions." Tb e ia auct) old bat that the big be supplied when be Jl'MDH ti1 the elections came along constitution Thieu at art a
Newt Aul1't newspaper repeated t h e interest la In Thieu a.od h1.s a new prime mm.tater and and be w_.s forced to play out with a large measure
GTON (~) Comumnist terms for peace new pernment. cabinet. But be ii UDdortak· HC()nd-fiddle to Thieu. ol power, which me&n1 It preaiden~ South in Vietnam. . Tbe Uldted State. h a d ing 1o put in motion a de· In addition to that, South may 1ate a . while before
Nguyen. Thieo'-au.TBOMBING puahed tbe idea of a new cent government tn • ceu.D· Vietnam doesn't have &nY· the Houe or Senate can ex·
the oa of offtce T,bey include an uncondi-eovernmeat democratically :;'m~ttcJe ';t: ~ !::°fe~pea~~i-tv= ert geaplne inOQ!mce.
now ~ !i~ ti;J!:.ua~t~= :u~ ~~ ~ ~.been soaked m corrup-JY~~;. such 81 thia ClOW>-u!i~!e ~ i;::
o=c. talka Jobmco nor Thieu bu ever South m.-..._ ........ r:;d In order to do a real joO In botn HoCJ&e aDd Seoete. dent who can veto a meaa-V1-. r.nnn .. ecf talts tbat dkln't ucYMUU .... Wftl b ' t --v • ure paned by his Hou ' f bee . PromiabtC to i;~ some condition at-to tbe mocma wm-ld.. of'&~O: f/Jop :1:::J. mw with which he must deal, ud Senate and see ibe *'>
do tt w .i.., once he tacbed. ' v ir 'll'l~ONI HELD ...... •h•• there is a multiplicity of stand unlea1 both ho u 1 e a .... __,.. government ii not .,._ ._. parties. can mu 1 t er a 1wo-third1 took o ce, ut the ruult John.son, for inatance, of· '!be electlGna wete•betd tn out under ideal cllwpl· So Thieu tana oftice not vote to override ~· ·
Will certalnJ,y be ferd to stop the bol!}bing September and un. month. stances, even if there wun•.t only witb.out a clear major·
agreement by if doing so would lead to And Thieu at his inaugural the "ar. tty loyal to him in both VETO OVERRIDE
talk •ltb )lim ''productive discuuiona" outlined• general program 1bere:hu been 11bWU! be-houses but without Jmowtne If Thieu triet • veto, he
• in ~ec:t. rec-and if there was a willing• to build democratic tutltu· tween hi 01 and IM v 1 c .e where the members -eo in can be overridden by a
ognlijo 1 bll newly ~lect-neaa on the other aide to be-tlona and begtn IOcla1 re-president, Nau:Jen 0.0 Ky, the Senate, 137 in the House s imp I e majority vote of
ed ~' ent. gin negotiations in go o d form. wtio wu the ~g man, '\ID--stand on the issues. both houses of the Aasem-
nu•w· be in good com-faith. He said the detail• would der the American wing, an-Under Vietnam's new bly. At this moment it e all tbe propos-And Thieu said be wouldl--=-..:.....:.=.:...,......_.:...:._ ____________ ;;...., ____________ _
eaident Johnson, propose a bombing pauae in
oC State Dean return for some solid reclp-
, others have been rocal move by North Viet-
or ignored. John-nam. But today be limplY
, his last bid in a said-he would propose spe~!*>l 29. peace talb but didn't meo-
etnam's official tion a bombitig. pau.ae.
Nhan Dan, But tryinc fJJ get the
, offers of peace North Vietnamese fJJ t a 1 k UllUfl~ bombing pauses peace except on their terma
Supreme Court
tice 'Liberal'
Take Warts·
l Off. Goorge
Says -Artist
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pmticularlY between 'lbieu
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democratic.
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were under French colonial
cootroL 'lben from 195f un-
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ol a dictator, President Ngo
Dinh Diem, and since then
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TRUNK MURD!lt - University of Pennsylvania
freshm.._ Ja W.iker Green, 18, from Des Moines,
Iowa, w flllilll mur4lnd tn a tnaU tUt wu fie&
ing iD .. l>elawue River Wednuday. An autopsy
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and police · officiala say he died from m&nual
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Space Laun·ch De ____ ye
dy AL ROSSITER JR.
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)
-With t.uncb Jnl)atltioca
laUinc, tbe U.S. Sp ac e
agency today wu e~
to delay by at leut a dilly
next week's unmanned tQt
ntgbt of the first Saturn 5
Moon rocket. ..
'nle all•lmportant abot re-
rnalne4 off!cWl,y tar&eted
tor Nov. t, "buf wort lfu
more than a day beblnd
schedule and project offi-
cials were sc·beduhd to
make a ded.lloa today on
a reviled lmmcb date.
The upeeted de1.u wUt
clear tM way for tM laundl
of the Surveyor 8 MOC!I
landing robot ·~ ~e'L..-r....1
to make lta Not. 7 tcret,
a week lonaer than planned aectioe Apollo spacecraft. It
to 1et the. bua& rocket air· wW circle earth twi~.,be
borne. fore the rocket fire 'tta
Tbt A&encJ dilcl~ 200,000-pound thru.lt engine
tail of fDe. a hour. '1 min· a second time to drive the
ut. m1.Mloa Wtdoeld1,1 IDd Apollo from a lt'l·mlle high
MW t.Ut the tbreHtaie orbit to mi altitude of 10,·
S.turu will onu a aatellite ·710 miles.
welOLDg a reoard .O,Oll8 When tbe f1rtng 11 com·
pound.t durinf tbl eert.y pot· pleted, the Apollo command
tions or ftigb . and service modules will
The !prlmqle sattWte wW separate Crom the s p e n t
,ccmiJt ol a putiallJ fueled · rocket. 1be third 1pacecraf t
tblnl ,Btqe roe?Jtet a«Acbed . aectlon, a dummy l u n a r
·t9 the 116~ •. ..., module, will remain bolted
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Stµdent's Mutilated Bo~y
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Surve,or would bave b8d to BAY ST. LOUIS, lilas. dlugbters, Cynthia, 14, Car·
wait a day. (UPI) _A oe Jollded with ol 9, and Theresa, 8, were
A Space At,Wll:1 spokes· ~ &....e injured, along with anoth· man said n• lip!ftcant J'OQDg PlflCIDI eJi!iiW:pw er puaenger in the station
problems ,, ... eDCOUlltlnd two ftllldea and lllmmed w..,a, Michael Trejal, 15,
in aettmc tbe •foot Sat. Into a l?tfon w~ ca U. S. also ol New Orleana. Larry
urn 5 and Its ApoDo 4 ..... llO Deel" tbe M11 .. ...,_·Lou-CbrUtmu, of Pearllngton,
cra!t ready fOr fllCbl Wan& ;Jfne W.....,, llW· an occupant of the youths"
''The taW are Jult tak· Jae ae';;iilOU ud .,_. car, alJo was hurt.
Ina loqer u.n anticlpat· lnl fM #I~ Police said the oar con· owners. er.• ._......_ 1'1111 mft.wd four ot t.alning the young people Romney a~ f«
When the Nov. 7 target the youths and three mem-aideswi~ a car driven by open housing bill to be •
date was announced last bera of a New Orleans Wn· Cbarles Weber Sr., 65. Me-acted at the •Pedal
F ~n·d Floating in Truuk·
PlULADELPHIA (UPI)-been a~ed sleet>ing
A murder warrant was ia· c:trug1 at Weinlteln'a tobac·
· med today for a <*Dpul co sbopl. One ltDdent said ::;cogWati~=: 1l: be ·~ later In bis ,...tty or PlllllQtnDla · car; ..._ a6d be re-
w s offered a "pill" but molested while unconacious. week, Apollo Program Di· lly. Three children in the tairie, La., who was not in· session -an abrllpt ~
--'used 1.t. ,.,.._ drugged stu· Green, '°" ol aDoo•"cio· mtor Samuel PhiWps aaid, ' I~ were serlowily burl. jured, and careened loto an-face from his pra
nu """ -"we m in a very compleX were Mr. and Mrs. other car driven by Philip ing position. He main
dents were not sure what et pelbologiJt, dhrppeued lea.mint proceaa &Del we are a,h1d w. Nienaber and SchuylM", 2.8, a sailor en as recently 11 t1fo mon
bid happened lo them. Od.· 22" whea be id bis going to tati all Ile time tbl&r daughter, Irene, 14; ol route from California to Oc· ago that boualnc ·
1.ongolowicz sa1d th ey campus cbmhil). 'lbe we need CID tbe · ftnt Ntw Orleua; Archle i'hcm-eeaa, Va., with hi.I wife and ation could best be deal
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lrelbman whole drlJalld, COftr'9Cl ecmdoulDeu bad "*9d and bicten 1*1J wu ID Ml darmltort, and an·
faad ID a trunk no.aac ID otblr said bl woke up with
dal Delanre Bl,.. '1'1111· a mu ._.,. Oftr him.
da,y. . Tbe ID.ID'• ldeDtHJ was
larller 1oda1 two boyl willWd.
'ftre given "altered drink c b Hn i 11 l r '1 IUjGr-tGld laundt.'' • 23, Waveland, Min._; BS. two chil4ra. The Schuylen with ·J>y the ~ltlblliima
tit altered food" such aa a friendl be wu gUn& to a Dr. George E. Mueller, chard C. Burton, 24,-p~ were nothurt;-CBC .uld the coatts .._ \
llDdwich. He waa unable to tobacco abop to bu1 a pipe, Associate Space Acency Ad· lqton, Mill.; Wilbert ~ Tbe out· of· coatro1 C:.r a Jtat.1ride law. . ii live tor ..... al --i&-aa1d Some ltudenta mlnistrator in cbarce of Uaima, 11, and bis bnlllr llaoed off the Schuyler He changed bll mW aft· Ill"~: and :id h WCiG..m be MAd be had manned 1paeetliCht, a a 141 Ralpb E. WUUams, Jot. ii w111cJe ud crubed bead· er surwfia& the rwalb of
,... lmpoRible to determiDe a aocm appain&meat with a Oct Q that it IM.1 tab Bai a. !Alda. on IMo t1tit oneomlne' ltatiaa the Detroit riot aml ..-.. wbether~ey were1el.1lalJ1_mu~-·~~~~---------'-e_vtt_~ ___ d_a_y1 __ cr~u~JOng---u~-~'ftlr.~~-o(~--Nl-e_natllr~-·-•~•-•_aon.~---~~~~------pn)blema.-.~~aao11_.. __ u. ___ ut1m. __ :o-were arrested .,.; dm,.. ol Another atudent aai~ he
helping to dilpoM ol tbe bo-
gHl:E ~~ State Candidate Zongolowicz said the ,,...
rent was issued for Stephen -
Scared by Gunman
Weinstein, 35, ~ ol
shops oa IM Pam c.mpu
and a Colooial VlIIage shop-
pinf <Ullc Oil a Delaware lUftr near where
Green's body wu found.
Zongolowicz said Vincent NEW 0 R L E A N S, La. Jow was pointint a IUD rilbt
Myers. 18, and Jame 1 (AP) - A gunman fired al me."
Hammel, 1(, admitted. they f o u r quick s b o t s in a "The shota kept coming.
were paid $18 for th.rowing I jumped between cars," be
tbe trunk, eoataning t be Freocb Q u a r t e r motel added. .. 1 couldn't even tell _Jlody, into the river. He did
/ ~ disclose wh<> had paid
them.
Zongolowici said a tb\rd
boy, unidentified, wU\ be
arrested later in the dlf.
"An autopsy disclosed Wed·
nesday that Green had. been
drugged and sexually moles-
ted before he was m~
1be medlcm eamtner'a f!J.
flee said teeth marts on
. Green's body was evidence
of sexual deviation in t be
crime and that ttie student
ai.o was bruised on the
beaCi and neck.
Five students at the uni·
~ty reported they bad
driveway early t o d a y at
Rep. John R. Rarick CD·
Le:), a candidate for gov-
erbor ID Seturday'a Demo-
cratic primary.
Rarlct, his wife and an
aide toot cover and escaped
~·· "The whole 'thing happen-
ed about like the flip of a
finger." said Rarick. "At
first it soonded like some·
one threw a cherry bomb.
'lben I turned around a n d
looked at this car. This tel-
Only I Hurt As PanAm
Jet Skids In Boston l
BOSTON (UPl)-A Pan
American World Airways
7ff1 jet blew three tires as it
landed Wednesday night in
rain, fog and "zero" vlslbili·
ty at Logan International
Airport, skidding a half.
mile with 177 p e r tons
aboard belore stopping 50
feet from Boston Harbor.
One ~ JQjury ... re-
,,orted to the 18' passengers
... ·.>ard the four engine jet·
liner. A 1tewardeu. part of
the 10 member crew. also
ripped h~r uniform.
The nose of the h u g e
plane came to a atop past
h end of a concrete curb· inl leading into the harbor.
gen wer e Fedders dealers,
employes and clients and
their f.amllies.
1'>e jet was unable to con·
tinue it& fiigtt unW repairs
were made t.o the ti.res. An·
other jetliner was flown
from New York wtaile the
pasaengen were fed and
then the trip continued.
There was no official re·
port from the Fede!'~ Avia·
lion Agency (FAA ), which
described the matter as an
"incident", not an accident.
The l~member crew was
headed by· Capt. V~nt
Reilly, 45. of 219 Engle St.,
Tenafly, N. J.
'lbe rest ti. the fUlela&e was t-J
on the runway. apan G1·v0 g There was no fire, de· '"'°
spite the haif-mile I k i d
with "brakes on" over t be A-Ships OK wet ru.nway.
Boston was a scheduled
refueling stop for the Pan·
Am flight, under charter to
Fedders A.ti-Conditioning
Co. and en route from Dal-1'1 to Rome and Spain on a
J2.day holiday. The pau en·
Laos PM Asks:
'Stay In Viet'
CANBERRA. Australia
(AP) -Prince S0tJVanna
Pbouma, the premier of
i..os. told a news conference
today that U>e Laot.l.ans
~t as well "pact up and eo' if U.S. troops with·
draw from Vietnam.
Souvanna, on a state visit
to Australia, saJd the South
Vietnamese government ls
now strong enough to oon·
tain all internal subversion
but American troops musl
not withdraw until N o r th
Vietnam ... troopt art aJ.IO
pulled out.
TOKYO (AP) -Despite
leftist threats to demon-
strate when the ships come,
Prime Minister EisaJm Sa·
to's government gave per·
mission today for U.S. nu·
clear· powered surface war-
ships to visit Japan.
Japanese Communists and
Soclall!tg say recre<1tional
visit! to J apan by the car·
rier Enterprise and other
nuclear warships operating
ofJ Vietnam, expected in
January. will be interpreted
u Involving Japan in the
Vietnam war. The other nu-
clear-powered ships are the
·crul.aer Long Beach and the
frigate Bainbridge.
Forei&n Minister Tateo
Miki said he was satistied
with U.S. and Japanese re·
ports that the ships would
post no nuclear hazards lo
port residents. ,
U.S. nuclear submarines
have viJlted Japan r<'guJar-
ly since 19&4. and by now
only token dtmonstratioll6
ar'8 ltaftd against them.
you how many lbots were
fired. You don't cquat Wben
you're looking doin a
beJTel."
Witness• ...., '6lt four
fbots were counted. How-
ever, only ope slug was
found by ~. 1'bl batter·
ed projectile apparently ric-
oeheted off the c o v e r e d
driveway wall and landed
tn front of. a fire station di·
recUy across the s t r e e t
from llbe Bienvtlle H 0 u II e
where Rarl~k was staying.
Police, began a seareh for
three, pe>Mibly four men. in
a black compact car from
which the shot.a were fired.
Rarick bad been at a tele·
v1aiOD station JnPUlDI •
statement for tiSe In the fi .
nal days of 1be cubemator·
ia1 campaign,
An aide, Neal Edwards,
said the shooting took place
about 1:4.5 a.m.
"We bad just driven into
the hotel garage and got
out or the car," Edwards
said . "We took only a few
steps and then this car sud·
denly appeared at the end of
the driveway. I saw three
or four dark figures in the
car. Suddenly l beard the
first shot. I dove to the
ground and the congress·
man and his wife ducked
between some cars.•·
"After they got through
shooting the car screeched
off," Edwards added.
Edwards was asked iI be
fell the shooting had any·
thing to do with organized
crime, a key campaign ii·
sy. and be replied: '1t
possibly could. We've been
bttt.lng it pretty hard."
The COlllJ'ellMAD, 43, I
native of Goshen. Ind., is
one of four candidates run-
ning against Gov. John Mc·
Keithen.
Klansmen Ask
New Trials
JACKSON. Mias. IUPl)-
U.S. District Judge Harold
Cox scheduled oral argu·
meota toct.y oa de!enae mo·
Uons seeking to throw out
the conspiracy convictions
(fl seven a.Jleged Ku Klux
IOansmen in connection
wfth the 1964 slaying of
Ulree civil rights workers.
Attorneys for the .even
defendants. including Ne-
shoba County Shertff's Dep-
uty Cecil Price and alleged
Klan Olieftain Samuel H.
Bowers• Jr. of Laurel. sub-
mitted written motions Wed·
nesday asking that the con-
vlcbon• be .et a&Jde and ,
new triall granted.
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,HanY Orange COaSt Men Serving In Our Armed Force~
Second Lt. Mlcbael D.
Sndtb, husband of the for·
mw M.111 Judith Rowe, 48
Blue Lagoon, ~Beacb,
bu. been gradbated at Am-
arWo AFB, Tent, from 1he
traJpiQI cour. ae for U.S. A1r
F .... f.ue~~ftcera. .
Ht II ualgned to
Meuntaln Home AFB, Idaho, ~ for f duty ,with the Tactical
Air Comti\aDd.
Mr'*1 ~ B. Jaek·
Ma. whole motber ls Mrs.
Melvon 0. Wat.Ion of lll Via YeUa, Newport Beach, baa
been uslped t. the Air
Foree TecbDicll TralninC
Cepler at Chanute AFB. m. I
aft,er graduation from basic
trllnlng achOQl at Lackland
AF1', Tena.·
phase of training, he will
receive bi' "Wings ot
Gold."
Airman Jacbqe attended
Or,enge Cout Collese be· fore jolnlng the Alr Force. K>ebtrall Id Uni, dau_~
He, wu a 19M graduate of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jusw
Newport H a r b o r High B. Kern, Santa Ana, com-School · pleted ten weeb of basic
. tralning at Recruit Trein·
ing CommJDd (Women),
Uaited States Nam ~ 1D1 Ceot.er, Bablbridai the · new WA VE, • 11114·
uaV-of Costa Mesa lngb
School, wtll spend .,. 14 daJ
leave with her parents be·
fore reporting to U!e U.S.
. Army Fint Lt. DeMJ D.
ScUalllt, ... IOll al Mr. and
·Mrs.t WlllllltoB O. Sdmlldt
of '93.c Via LOI · Altol• La·
guna HiDI, bu been ualln·
ed to the tsrd Evacuatfon
Hospital-la Vietnam.
Lt. Schmidt, an optometry "Naval Training C e n t er,
officer at the hospital. en· Great Lakes, JU., for fur·
' · tered the Army la 1966 and ther tralnint as a hospital
wu lut 1tationef at Aber· apprentice. dee& Prmll qround, Md.
A· 1981 .,..Suate ol CaJI..
. fonda Btgb Scbool, Whittier,
be recetfed: his B.S. and
Muter'• desree at Untnr·
lit, of California, Berkell)'.
Cadet Fnd c. ManHD
Jr., 20, whole parents lives
at G4 -Belvue Lane', New·
}Qt Beeb, WU Mi.cted to
pll11cipat.t tn tbe advanced
coune of tbe U .s. Army
' NlvY Lt. ::.:· New-lhM'ft Ofllcen Tralnlng .. _-: ...... u~,. husAndr"' tbeD COl"PI u~gramsit '*w~~g I. former MUI ea . town mver y, asuw •
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Ave., Midway Qty . particl· Cadet Marthall baa com· ,
pated in opera~on '1F'ortress pleted the tWo year basic
Sentry", an effort to at.em course and upon graduation,
the enmD1'• flow of men l be wUl quallfY for an olfi.
qd munltlona from Nortll I\ cer's conimlsalon in the U.S.
Vl.etnam. /trJ!lY.
At. a staff member ol While attending N wport
Command• Amplllblou Qarllor HICb &cOool, where
Group TbfM llboard tbe am-be~ bi ll8ft be..,.. pbibioua forel ftaoldp USS Vice pnl1dent -of the stu-
Mount McXbaleJ. be helped dent bOdy and WU intereat-
direct the landlDI of Marfaes ed in betketball and foot.-
along the D«tbern cout of ball.
South Vietnam ..., tbe c1.e-ii militarized soae. .,.. "TbH Clall. Dn· oma.r, 21. * or Mr.
Naval Re I er v e EDlip Mti. Edwbl DlDI:...,.°.! Wallace R..Melllll, bublDd h1rw&J J)rlve, ""'9~
of the fo~ Illa Lori J,~~~-'~.~~ Howard of.,..~., ~ .. ~Yla!!!!!! Au
Newport Beach, bu com. !'Gree Bue, Tua:, and has
pleted bis coarHI at t b e reported to tmrl'1 :Oi
Naval Air Statloa, Pensa· Colo., for tunber on1 cola. Fla.· . • .apeciaDlt in.eleetr c
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prange Coasters On Duty In Four SerVice.s. ·~· • • H E·L PI .. .. ~Coetlmred f'r!m Page '1l· marlne whldl .ttempts to !fl Foree RecrulUng Of· c1pture a for..,fgn t@.t.ellite ~e. ~vereide. · .ft the NQrth Pole. .. • •·Seaman Gary M. Beek, Navy R e a e r v e Ensign t ' son of Mrs.. Falv. ey Mattilew E. Fbher, son of
..AdamS-.41--1G Fttzter· Mi. and ?/'Js. Robert A.
Lane, Hanford,. Calif., Fisher of 2572 Bayshores · tQd husband .of the-former )ljss Shirley Sim.ls. on of Dri9e, Newpor'; ·Beach, has
ll~tington Beach, asaisted-floY(D biJ first eolo flight.
fa· the fl1m.lng of th .. N.GM Tl'le flight, mad -. in a TM
months of advanced flight
training.
Marine Private Frederick
S. Gareelo•, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick F. Garcelon
of 36 No. La Senda, Laguna
Beach, completAd twr weeks
of training under simulated
combat condit'"ns.
He will go on to more d·
vanced training before be·
ing assigned to his perma·
ginla Whisler, ~ PJ. 16th
St., Coat:i Me .. , haJ been
assigned to the 1Jt Air "..av•
airy. Division, An Khe, Viet· nam.
Pvt. Whiller la a mecban-
lc in Co. B, Di-villoo 1.,
Transportatlon Bn. He en-
tered the Anny in 1967. He
completed basic training at
Ft. Lewis, Wash. and was
stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala.
before arriving in Vietnam .
He is a 1985 graduate of
N e w p o r t Harb« High
School and attended Or'l.Dge.
Coast College.
landing ship. 'USS ·Tortuga
along the northern coast of
Vietnam.
in a civic· action progr.arn ln You help us; we'll help you.
assisting the Vietnamese' Buy from our tremendo~
people in completing sell· s~lectlon of popular "'.his· · k~s Uquors, beer & wines help projects such a' build· _ 'we'll 4eliver to !your
Marine Sgt. AJlaert E. Kel· ing wells, c u 1 v e r t s and bouse on the double ... and
l.Y' Jr., 101r0f Mt. ud Mrs. schools. friendly. Anything else you
Albert .E. Kelly ol ~ Mag-need? Soup, nu~ millt, ci~·
noua si., Cotta Mesa 1a 1n Brando Movi·e arettes, blades, candy, dll~ Vietnam· aeniQc with . the dips, greetint · cards arid Sha. rif Bu8y Boilerm~n 3C Nonau D. First Marine Aircratt W'ang. postage stamps! If you·wlnt , J of N D HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -it,' we've got it . . . and stage r., ~on Orml,dl · The Jir·around team pro. Marlon Brando and Richard probabl:y on ice. Free COsti 'HOLLYWOOD (~I) -Stage, 1824 La Sieata Way,· v1des cloee air 1upport for B th tar i Omar Shariff completed bls National City, and husband ~artnes on the grouacl COil· oone ~ e co-s 8 n Mesa delivery tll '9 PM. ~ • f. · vie, "lee Station 1.eb-Mentor tralner aircraft was
'. He is serving •board made at PeOBacola, Fla., at
• e submarine U~ Rqnquil. Saufley Fie1d, Naval AUxil·
l· !tock Hudson and ,t;rnest iary Air Stathn.
rgnine stw tn the pie· He will receive his wings
e which ta about a sub-" f t e r approximately 13
Milt unit. role in"Maci..---.:11 Gold" of the former Miss • 1-da d .. ""'1 .. ,ft ·, .... _,.,. ...... --troy Univer:sal 5 oewi suspense Ca 11 848-'ltU E-Z·ln·Ted .. _ MIU -~ .,_11,;11 -.._ thriller, "Tbe N gbt of the ti ...,. r.~--and 'ije~an work the next Christian 'f 3230· Mlcblian miasions •laiDat U. ~ Following Day" wh1ch will Liquors, Placen a-19w \.NO"
Anni .Pvt. lC David B. day 1n 'Funny Girl'' with· Ave .. Costa Mesa, 1a a crew in South Vietnam. be made in English and ta. ~ese. .
·ANNUAL NOVEMBER
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'held dell'
Aelda,y at
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Calif orail
tar• adli -xpecta ·,
<de $taf4
,owc;oal
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do~·· cut . ........
• SpeDCel
•welfare I
' ltatemeld . premia Cc
: ny u ;Sbe
: tomq i · fundflrl 'C1
sistance
ed the ti
. posed in
gram. n
iatration
. Dec-.ar]
gram wt
Uoa Umlt
: bytbe1-
Tbe cu
; aerricel,
: vi&1on 0
: routine I
iDdlgeot
·declared
• ramento • The 1tate
er court'
to the Ste
Greene
administi
. interesta
payers o·
Cal rec
: hundred•
$'70,000 '
• Cal," ae
Gree
should !
metbodl
d~I
Medi.cal
U.S.
For
Bric
.LONDC
. Bridie
•Queen M • ter to UM
··at leut
' part of I
trlp.
The Ct · Ung read
Monday t
Bridge a
today dlJ.
fen fron
Caro lip a
buy Ule
old brldt
tona of 1
lantic 811
: London!
Tbe Ill" a• tw tbe iltOI the~ Bldl Wiii
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Freighter Sinking
Seen by NtJvy Man: • \.--J .... .
Dow ,Interviewers SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-A Navy Pilot tw. told a
Coast Guard inquiry be
beard no order to abaDdoll
Ule frellbter Panoceanlc
Faith until five minute. be-
fore 8lhe ab~ lank with
a loss ot 35 lives.
p1ue boverinl belpl111ly
om-the stricken mdPter
Oct. I off tbe cout ol
AJub.
U.S~ Of~~rs . : ·
For London"
Bridge f~id
.LONDON (AP) _:. ·t..don
. Brid&e m11 'foDo?, 0.
• Queen MMJ ac:ro11 the·•• • ter to 1bt Vatt.et Mate.. Or
• · •t leut a bllhlf aymbolle
pert ot ll D1aJ make t b e
trip.
'Ibe City ot London, .....
· ting ready to break lfO'IDd
Monday for a Dft' London
Bridge acroa the Tbemes,
today dllelOHd "aerloua" of·
fen from Calllorn1a, N«th
Carollpa and Arizona to
buy the grani!t face '-'• Ult
old brldtt, c~ .tbl ·~ tons of ltone ,f#fflr .._,_ ·
lantic ~~ Jb* 6n 'LondOll~ I The ~,are among
._. ~ -.dim ,. the Ital~ fact tbl .. ,..,...... ~:
Bldl wll! doll -Marcia 31.
llONIMY 1MIU ~
9&1l9j11L ,.., .
9aflll'1& s&fUID NA'l'}f..r~ F BANJc-::
If
led (lld?laa
Lower 11¥91 _,.
CarouMI Entrance
from Bristof St.
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Commander N e 11 Holt
aa id be monltond radio meaaaiea b e t w e e n the
freighter and a ltl1p ltum·
tng to the reacue. At the
time, Holt WU 1n a N•vy
'1be 1nqu1ry entered ta
MYeatb c1., -today.
Holt 1 a I d be watched
from Ma plane when 1tle
Panoceanic Faitb lilted se-
verely in heavy 1eu, broke
up Ad sank ·in a watery
graw "with her acrew1 .
turning." F 1 v e crewmen
sunivect the linking and
the cold Arctic nilbt
I -See By Today's
W~t Ads
. .
• ,,..... • Anllbed two
bedroom cotfap OD tbe
-~!
• Wlliere to find llll, Adult Ja,.
valJd Walller with ..t f«
$50.
• Theft'•~ to be a rum-maie ak' at ... ClUb!
• There'• a beeut1ful ~ ol
income propert;y for .. tn
Santa Ana avic ~!
e A private P8z:t;>' wU1 aeD an
.. Danl a.-.,,. at
a~ •.U. 1o tbe
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SRYICI STORE
IDINGElt NIAil •IACH .IL VD.
Mlw r... t1w11q1x a.,.111 c...
. Good Monday thf'OU9h Fr1d1y
lctw•n f Lm.-5 p.m. ~-'~
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A"AKIHI mt W1 UICOl.N AVE. OOYl"A~ N. ~UM AVE. LOIM HACM 21118 LAKtwooo t lVO. ~LARQOWT/,,_... llOOltllif-AT 4IAMY
WUT LOa A.HILU 11040 W. PICO I LVO. HU•TIIM'TCHt nACll *31 1rACH lllVO. •llAMAN Ha&8 IC\00 IAL.IOA ILVO DOthlT Ml E. lllMSTOHE 11-YO.
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Ttwrsdly, NOWlftlber 2, 1967
ORANGE
464 S. MAIN
DAIL v mor a
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S &. A Shoe Stores
Come · See Why
More NatiOncilly Advertised
Shoes Than Ever Before!
SEE ·"
All the New Styles
from Famous Makers
SEE
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Sizes for lveryone ;
Wome11' .. J1/2 to 11·AAAA to D. . :
Men's-I to 1S.AA to Ill
SEE
Nim. llke * I. Miiier * J'1m11 * LMy Flair * lrftllh Walken * Dexter * Mystic Ai;ch * Lloyd ind Ttylor ••. othen He.Mered'' here.
OPEN -NITES '-ltt 9 P..M.
OPEN SUNDAY 'TIL 5 P.M.
FAMILY SHOE
SHOPPING
IS FUN AT . . .
S&A
: s1000 .
I ANrO.
I. MILLERS
tnd other FAMOUS _N~S
**.,ir I
The MOST f ABULOUS
"°"' OUI iA ft.Ml I
Selection of Oa1llty
footwur Y oa · -
Hne Eyer Seen!
_._ '
SIZES
3Y! to 11
AAAA to' D
.Sa¥9 $ 10.00
on thla
L Miiier
I. Ml1tw
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Taupe
STOPI FELLOWS . ~ .
Don't luy '1 P1lr of SI-. Untll Yev See
S & A'a MIN'S SHOP l 11
SAVE$$·$·$
oa llA~Y ADYllllSED lHOES ·
Come SM TM Selectlon
. SIZES
6 to 15
AA
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ORANG~ I COSTA MES•
464 S. MAIN 333 ., 17th
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For the Record ·: ;(
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Meetings
..._ TMUllSDAY IJ S. Na1/'al SH Cadei Cars-. 2:kl
llerrenca ltoM, S.ni. Atta, 7 p.m.
H11nll11910ft ltKll Lion• Ctvb, SMrttOfl &ttcll 11111, H11n11,,.100 11 .. dl, •:JO p.m.
Gold co .. 1 Sl\rllOI Ckib. rneels verlOllt
pi.cea. conloKt JllCll>t Wm. Cllrkltf>.
sen. S4·5SOI, '''° '""" Mtaonlc Lodee. IOOF Hill. w"m.an.
S1W Avt~ We.lmlNI~ 7:)0 •. m.
CoHI C.,_1 OW. ltKntllon lllds.,
1714 W. lltlboll lllvel., NtwPOrt
lltedl, 1 :JO P.m •
Ptclftc Coed A#cMeoiogY SocldY.
9---Mu-. SM!• AM, 7:JI p..m,
Ortnte CotSI Rov•I Mtoons. Steltrlnt
Mt-k TllN>le, 1'11 ISlll Strftf,
Nt..-1 llMCll, 7:JO p.m .
Herbel< arH Totstmtsltr Clvb. Mesa
Ver• Co;intrv Ckllf Catie MHt,
7:JO p.m.
Ntwl>Ort HtrbOf Eiits Club. Elks Locl9t,
J& Viii Ot>Orte. Ntw-1 llNdl,
1:00 p.m.
American Letlon Po1t U5 and .t.llldllt-ry, -lull Lttloll Hall. J65 W.
11111 Street, Cos1• MeM, 1:00 1.m.
American LHIOll Posl 11) ol Hvntlno·
Ion etedl, AmetlcAlll 1.Atloll tiall •
Clvk Cenltr, HUllline!Ofl llMdl l:ot
H~n':'if.o1o11 a• Junior Chtmbtr of c-ru. SMralon llffdl Inn.
HUllll""°" a..dl. I p.m. Hunllntlon 8taeh 81rrecas No: 2lt0.
Vttorans of World War I V.F.W.
Hall, l1' Y~ AWJ Hunll"9-
loll 8tach. 2:JO 1.m.
Mtsonk Gol6tn Hart>of Wllllt S"'1N
No. ti. ""'°"le T-lt. ucn 15111 s1.-• ......_, a.di, a:oo p.m. NIDAY
FrldlY Antlor't Club. N.-t Htr-bor Vadll Club, no W. 8t'f A-
-N~ &Hdl. 12 -Hunllntton 8eodl ROIMY Club. Slier ..
ton 8Meh '""' Hunl11191oft 8ucll. ~~i:!.:1.'i-Club. Stuft $11111, 220 W. Coed Hw\I., N-1 8Hdl. 12:1S p.m.
Marriage
John o. o•arte11, ». of Corona 111e1
Mar, an• "*-t E. MacltltWlkl, 24. of Dalin. T •• H JOMl>ft J. Merttn. 31. and JUdllll AM MacOuurle, 14 boll! ol Hwnll1191oft
11 .. ch C. EdWard Hell. 3'. ol Or.,,ge, and sn.,,.., Htlwy, 21. of C0>ta Mesa Harold R. Slrrt, '6, of HunlintlOll Boacll. and Oama C•~ Hodtlna, st Of New YOl1l. N. V. Pet.t D•VI clWtbsttr. 22. el Hunlf ....
ton llMCll. •I'll Kav Marl• LOCler.
lf, of Lont '••ell . . Orio Oean W"-, .tO, and .t.rleM
Merle $ltv11, '" bolll of a • 1 b o •
ISiand
w1111...,, ~Cr11i. .a. ol Soulll .....
tuna, end Mal'll'rtl SuUMI Hofm-
tf, M. of ROlllnt Hiiis
Hallard 81alno Sf>urv"°"· SA. end Ad-1lo Nlemcr;k, 32, boll! of Hunting.
ton loach Tlleodat'e P. Slremou. "'• of C OSI• Mesa.. and V•ltrie ,.,.,,,.., PNCOC~.
21, of Cor-oN del Mar
IWrlar o. Mann. '2. of Latuna lltteh,
and Ruth E. Ste<11n1n. 34. of El Toro Robert a. Hinman, Jr .. 20, of Fout>-
taln VMltV. and Linde MM OUN\,
11. of DowMy
Jemes w. Woods, 4. end Llllla11
Otvles Oownlnt, '1, bolh ol Hun-llntlOll 81ac11
William Edwerd 8.nttt, ~. ol COiie
Mew,. and Anna Galt Tolor, 21.
ol Chowclllle
Ckwd A. P-JI, of Coslt Mesa. and Ver• Sue AV~ JI. of Ana-
Mll!I EdWerd Leonerdo Eerltv, 21, of .t.m-
arlno. Texts. and Oelbtrta L. For-
sy#I, of Btlboll lleacft Frod Cronae'W, lJ, •nd 8~lct M.
Trapp, 3J, bolh ol Cool• MaM
Fire Calls
"""""'* -11:3' a.m. WedMM!aY, car flre. 4111 MMnlng Sier Lane.
WHtmlftllW
1:03 p.m. Wednesday. rncue. 9'11
Jenrlch Av• . 1: II a.m. Tl>ursday, slructuro fire,
Cllarrtllle Ori ...
"-!Mft Vallrt
II: 16 a.m. W~sav, rescu•, '°'' La Colonla AYe. A:» p.m., rncue, ln57 Santa IM-
drlno -SI.
Navy League Forms
Naval Cadet Corps
The Navy League of Or·
ange Col{tlty today announc·
ed the formation of a U. S.
Naval Sea Cadet Corps op-
erating at the Armed Fore·
es Training Center, 2345
Barranca Road, Santa Ana.
The U. S. Naval Sea
Cadet Corps enrolls young
men 14 to 17 for a program
that gives recognition and
s~ standards of perform·
anee for young men inter·
ested in learning the tra·
ditioos and customs of the
naval s e r v i c e. The pro-
grama carried out in the
Sea Cadets include field
trips by beij.copter. plane
flights, and ships at sea. It
also provides opportunities
for regular navy positions
and the Naval Academy for
those cadets who wish to
make the service .their fu·
ture.
The new unit will be com·
manded by Lt. Cmdr. Rob-
ert W. Schafer, USNR, a
naval reserve ol'ficer of 18
years. Schafer, who in ci·
villart life is an Orange
County Deputy District At·
torney. has headed up the
Navy League Cadet Corps
{boys 11 tlhrough 14) for the
last two years. Under his
leadership. tbe enrollnlent
OBITUARIES
LIGHTER
-i. A. Lloll~. )CllO Tyi.. Wn.
Cotla Mesa. Oled N°""'"b« l. Stt'v· 1oM pendfnl. aeu 8roec!Wn /Nlfrtwry.
110 llroedwn. Coll• Mua. RAY
ltw w. ltav. '1171 Jec;ksoll $1., Gar·
dtll Grove. Sllrvlvtd 11'1 wli., S\ltvi.1 • son, Charin w. Rn1 daughler, Ctr·
olYn ltltllOr 1 IWO brofhtn, Catll and
Oon Ra\11 two sl1ttra. Merit CMm-~" and Frtdt 81b0s. 5arvlca1, Sil·
urdav. 10:)0 A.M.. Peele F1ml1Y
Colonial Funttl l Homa. JACKSON
GladYs 8. Jtdt-. 13971 PllOI SI.,
Wutmlnsllr. SunlYtd by niece. J aC·
quelln Slbsofl. tnd former hlnblnd.
Marvin Jacluon. services. SaturdaY·
3 P.M .. P-Famllv Colonial Funeral
Holne. ING RAM
J....,.le S. l"IJhtm. 10'6 Miramar,
Long ltacll. S<irvlvtd by -· Albe<l. W'tlors, Frldtv, IO:JO AM.. P-
FamllV cOIOlllal Fvntral Home.
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118 Broadway, Cost. Meta
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Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel
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FUNERAL ROME
flOJ Bolla Ave., WeatmlnlWr
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1!7 Malt St. '
ffunttn(ton Bead
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WF:STCLIFF MORTUARY
tripied and has necessitated
the development of a local
.set¥or uni1.
Lt. Cmdr. Clint Palmer,
USNl... former executive of·
fleer of the cadet ship USS
Vammen has been promot·
ed to command of the
junior unit with U. Domi'
nick Fiorane, USNL, taking
over .,,as executive officer
and U . Robert McCarthy,
USNL, as training officer.
Brody Wife
Gets Estate
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
The estate of attorney Sam·
uel Brody, killed last June
in a car accident with ac-
tress Jayne Mansfield has
been deeded to Brody's wl·
dow.
Brody, in wills dated May
30 and June 111 willed bis
estate, valued at $185,Cn>.
to Miss Mansfield, calling
her "the only person in the
world I love." In the will
he disinherited his wife,
Beverly, :n. and the coup·
le's two childre1,, Keith, 10,
and Elizabeth. 3.
But Superior Court Judge
Arthur K. W.arsball ruled
that Miss Mansfield and the
40-year-<>ld attorney d i e d
si multaneously and t h a t
the actress could .1ot, und-
er the law, inherit the es·
tate.
Dean Cole Wins
Top 4-H Joh
ANAHEIM-Dean Cole of
Santa Ana has been elected
president for 1968 of the Or·
ange Count;,}' HI 4-H Club.
Other new oUicers include
Bill Shockey of Yorba Linda,
vice president; Maureen
O'Donnell of Huntington
Beach, secretary; Sue Ludi
of FUUerton, treasurer, and
Dave Carle of Orange, re-
porter.
County Joh
Tally Told
By Chamber
'4~432 Total , . .
County Due Tax Refumh
Fullerton, $313 ; La ·Habra,
$111; Placentia, $30; Santa
Ana. $813; Tustin, •; Bue-
na Park, '349; La Palma,
'2; StantGn, '68; Garden
Grove, *"'8; Cypress, $10;
Orang&, 1221; Los Alami· tos, $23.
Orange County and I t s
cities will get rffunda total·
illl. '4,~. from the state
board of· Eq~t1on be·
cause lt1 cost of collecting
local sales de! uie taxes R Aid F. v· · waa lower thb YW, Rich! Otary 8 Jre JCtimS
ard NeVins, board mem-ANAHEIM -'n!e Rotary delivered to Capl ~ge
ber, announced t~. Club of An ah e 1 m West R. Bawdera ·of the Army's
Nevins said orJGile C'oun· moved almost as fut u the Anaheim Corps. I
ty itself will reeelye '180. disastrous Oran1e County "The prompt and gener· '
Orange Cout cltJ.eJt, a n d oua actlon taken by tit' Ro-the amounts dut1,JhmJl, In· fire eatlier this week. when tary ClQb of A D a b e 1 m
elude Uuntln&Wn· Beech, it lea.rne4 that the Salmlon West" enaMlid nceor to to
$175; Weatmlnei.r, $118; Army was running .Jliort of the refu111t• of Suta Ana
Fountain Valley.•: S &a 1 emergency rationa for vk· C.,aa, Bawden lf)d.
Beach, '22: Newport Beach, tims. ,..:=::;=======::.I $19'l; Coeta Mesa, f.147 ; La· Cliff L an i e, ~nt, BEST ·
n Sales and Yov f OMEGA Servtceeenter
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Complete Gilt Department
90 Day Accounts ...a. No.~ Chart•
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COIT.A M~ • 141-9411 lfl..Ut1 guna Beach, $82; San Cle· learned ol the situation at
The California Chamber mente, $43, and' Su Ju an noon Monday. Within the T1i. DAILY Pit.OT •fhn ~
C '-tr etwi xt 60 mJnotes """' ... _._ ef ~ Mtt • ..._ .. j,y attval 0,.. ~ n.n.. M 11 t p.-.
of Commerce today releas· •Piit ano, .-. ne , .__.._ --, ., ,.....,_, awtJ.W. fil Other citi• ~ are DeBm'y, tre&lurer, wrote • ..._ -Jt-
ed its most current avalla-.. ....:.A~o;;;:•~bel.;.:;:m:;.:.•_•.:.;.;;:22;..:;_:;;•;.;-.~...:_..::..;:.:.:;:.-a~$1-00_cbect--:::_ ~~wtdch~~"'!''~•~•~::11·1:1"i::i'i.:i....,.,=-=!!:::•,.r ~""':;·~~J:.=======:::=E;:~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~:== ble figures on who woru at•-
what in Orange County.
There were 384,714 dvl·
lian jobs filled as of Sept.
30. 1966, It reported, a n d
they lccounted for wage
earners in the following
fields.
Agriculture, forestry and
fisheries 7,968; mlni.ng, 1,-
939; roostructioo, 23,281;
manufacturing, 113,2T1;
transportation, communica-
tions and utilities, 11,327;
trade, 81,89~; finance, in-
surance and real esta~. 15,·
378;-services, 78,299 -and
government, 51,354.
There was no tabulation
of Orange Coaat hippies.
Group Led
By Sch~id
In County
GARDEN GROVE -The
state"lt'ide Citizens for Free-
ways today nameJ Walter
R. Schmid, Gmien Grove
businessman, rancher and
civic leader, as its chair·
m8l! in Orange County.
The group is being form.
ed to push for early com-
pletion of the sta~'s plan-
ned 12,500-mile freeway and
expressway system.
"Without Jt I doubt Or·
ange County could have
grown as it bas," Schmid
said. "Every new freeway
has ope!)ed up new areas
for development."
"California's highway
plan will work best as a
completed syttem. We in
Orange County need o u r
share of the freeways of
llOrnor1'ow. • • Schmid was cbalnnan or
Orange County Associated
Chambers in 1949 and 1950,
chairman of the Orange
County Grand Jury in 1949
and has been a member or
the state Water Pollution
Control Bo4ll'd. He present·
ly ls a m~mber of the State
Motor V eblcle Pollution
Control Board.
Lost Gjrl·
Still Sought
EL CAJON (AP) -Clue-
less authorities continued
their investigation today into
the disappearancee of De-
nise King, 9, after Navy
f r o g m e n and volWlteet'
Tlorsemen failed Wednesday
to turn up a trace of the
girl.
Navy underwater demoli-
tion team members probed
ponds in the rural El Cajon
area for tbe second day
without success and horse-
IQen combed the Sweetwater
Jliver area east of Spring
Valley.
The girl did not return
borne Sunday from a two-
mlJe wallt to a store.
Denise is#ooe of nine cbll·
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
King. King ls a copy editor
of the San Diego Union.
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' ,Tbis Is the nice witch or the )f•t-we,tcfiff Plaia
1hopping center, fo be more specific. Her name is
·Carolyn Bebecky and she jutlged scarecrows en-
'tered in Hallowei:n contest by area youngsters. Win-
ners: Mary· Ellen Platfoot, '297 Rose Lane, Costa
MeSa; Julie Bennett, 24,30 Holly Lane, Newport ~· Tbomu Kasper, '2380 Norse Ave., Costa
Mesa; Mick Bernard, 1532 Highland Dri've, Newport
Beach, and Chris Crampton, 308 Flower St., Costa
Mesa-the latter two in a joint efforl
CIA or.SOS
Stanford Ends
Recruiting Ban
STANFORD -Stanford "The mor;e divisive the
University will not_ prohl.~li issues iD our society the the use of the campus for greater are 'the pressures
CIA recr'litlng, vice preal· ~n the university to limit
dent and provost Ri chard freedom or acce11 to cam·
W. Lyman advised campus pl.JI, freedom of speech on
repr-esentaUves of Students the Cimpus and, lft the end,
ror a Democratic Society freedOm of thought itseU,
(SOS) Tuesday. the very heart of ttl• intel-
ln a Jetter sent to Rich-lectUal endeavor. '
ard S. B w a r t, Stanford "I can assure you that
sophomafe from Palo ""7\1to Stanford is not golnt into
and a represent a t i v e ol the business oC tbou&ttt COO·
SOS , provost Lyman said: trol, on your behalf or any-
"You request that Uill one else's.''
Central Intelligence Agency At a rally Monday noon
and war-oriented corpora-in White Memorial Plaza,
Uons generally be denied SOS memberli Mare Sapir,
use of Stanford University Robert Avaldan .of ~·
facilities for'1fle purpose 'ol parts Magallne, ,1nd '~s
propagandizing, recruit· announced plans /f.""7.,_ 11t~1n.
ment and so-called defense Wednesday and Tlill'c ,
activities. , at the University'&': p~·
"I can fN.rrk of nothiei ~ent .•ervice te. preVfiQt
more antithetical to the vU-· representat.iy~ ~ t¥ ·CIA
ues that a.luaiverslty seeka and Dow CbeJlllcal Oxp.
to cherish:' Qaan to deny ac;.' · from , cond':Jctfng 1 ·~)'
cess to,.an;t person or IP'O(lp melt mletTie~ · . '
because ot disagreement Speaker. equat\d'the
with t h e 1 r views. H ow placement service ait-in.s as
would yo11 react to a re-a "criSis ol.. comeleace"
quest by those who strongly equ.lvalet;1l to the rec.e.nt ,Jlt·
differ Yrith the goals of your ins and demon.stratiora ,at
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l!,elps Food ~rusade
LOS ANGELES -CARl: "We cannot over-empha·
ChriJtmq cards •n -avail· siu the. importance of a
able now fOr tht 198'7 holi· fOOd . package received ff. day season, according to :Ed· ,
ward J, Flynn,. western di· holiday ti-me," he aaid, "or ,
rector the need for such help that '
"Perticipatioo in CARE's still exists in many na-
Christmas card program tions today. Each pjtCkage
contributes to the largest contains a one-monfh sup-
food crusade Jn the world," ply of food essentials for
he said. "CARE makes it four people."
possible for .\merjcans · lo. Plkbge i' ery over-
help feed the hungry over-seas is guara d in time
seas , and J;"e1'1ember their: for the holid s, he said.
friends here with the same Card lists, th $1.00 fOI'
one doUar." each aildrf'Ssee, shOuld be
Explafning how the Christ· sent to CA'RE , Inc., 215 W.
mas card prograll\ works, 5th St., Los Angeles, 90013,
be said , "F•r every one dol· as soon as possible, he
lar conhibuted to CARE, a ~stressed.
pe.rsou is Jiotitled to a CARE ~~~~~;::::;===1 Ohriabnas card. The card/f ...,...,. ..... 1
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CARE, to help tbote Jjr ....... '* ·-..... I __... need .' CARE deliver• t6e ,....,..... ---.ct ~ o., ..... ,. .. -............. cards to contributors for --.ca. NrtM• • • '"'' . I . t d ........... _, __ °""" their persona s1gna ure an .. •-,., _ 11,.. -· o.r•••
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cards as • means oi help-CIAW,OIO'S OIUO ITOI•
ina·relieve the hunger prob-w.11~0= :1'rf10 !ems Gt ttie wwld.
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ware 3 times a day, 365
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and if a piece breaks,
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afialcf ta use. If JCMI balNJ it into somethin9, ar even drop it, you'll prob-
ably never hurt It. Carnin9 9-antffs it won't crack, chip, ar break
.. for ttil'ff years. If -thilNJ does happen to it, we'll replace-it free. ' .
Now you ml9ht tlil'* that CENTURA tableware is just for everyday. It
. Isn't. It's C)Ood lookhiC) enou9h for special occlllions. Sa if you buy a set
for everyday, yOILJ!on 't_liqwe t~ buy a fancy set to CJO with It. .. ~ .
CENTURA tableweN c-hi a Mlllilwaflovelypatt-. YoucOll buy •
• ~oc• place iattt19 tor as little• SI.JS. Y" -even buy It by
the place. It w•n't cost you any mare. •
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Plymouth's new mid·siz•." high. atyle •. .full performance cars
are what'• happaning ... righl now/ Juli l•k• a look ...
you' II gel the pic/11re ." 10 models ... 8 power pla11ts. "sporlil/fl prices·•
See the Goers '68 now ... 11/ your Plymouth dealer's ... He's /he guy . -·
who goes all the wey .. , with /he Plymouth action but for '88 •••
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Art Probe
Programmed
·Probing Society's Reflection in the Arts will be fiv e
branches of the American Association of University
Women, when they gather at noon Saturday, Nov. 11,
in Santa Ana Elks' Club.
Getting together for a first-of-its-kind event will be
members or the Newport-Costa Mesa , Laguna Beach,
Anaheim, Garden Grove and Santa Ana brandies. ·
Keynoter will be Dr. Ernest Mundt, who will ar-
rive from San Francisco-where ·he is head of.the~ art de-
partment at C~lifornia State College in that c~ty.
The artist, Wh088 works have beeii shown in major
museums and galleries throughout the country, has
selected Art for Life's Sake as his topic.
Reservations" are to be made by Monday, Nov. 6.
Taking them for the Newport-Costa Mesa group is Mrs.
Shedrick Moore and for Laguna is Mrs. R. Gerald Jones.
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S!XlETY'S IEfLECTION IN THE ARTS -" ThiJ provocative topic
~ discu~ by an •11; au~ty for five branche~ .of !Jle Al\firican Association of Uruvemty Women. Eagerly antictpating
lhe:llov. 11 procram in Santa Ana EIU' Club are Oe!t to rigllt in
mirror)· tile ·Mm.es: William James ScoU oI C.OSt.a Mesa, Billy L.
-Parks Of Laguna Beach and 'Ibo mas F. Pe~derghast, Huntington
Beacll.
Other AAUW activities planned by the Newport·
Costa Mesans include two luncheons at which new mem·
bers will be guests of the board.
Hostesses will be Mrs. W. Grady Thompson and
Mrs. Lane Blank, and in charge oC arrangemeats is
Mrs. John Jackson. ·-. ~.. .
'Fight 0 ~' Th~n Switch
decorations for the no-host cocktail party
ay, Nov. i2, are ;mem~ers of the Newport Har-
jan Alumni Club. ~Vista deI·Lldo will be the
g for the party from 5 to 8 p.m. Purpose Of
athering is.-U,eet with old and_.new Harbor
Area frieiids aS well as those attending from Hunt·
ington Beach and. Laguaa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
'Benson ~old the tradJtional ·use banner while Mrs.
JoOn M. Billings shows the Trojan horse.
Prepa res to Talk 'Bri dge Talk'
Peter Rabbit plays the dummy while Oelt to right)
Mrs .. A. D .. Unvert, Mrs. Lionel Da Silva and Mrs.
DaVid Bunnell Lalk bridge. They and other members
of the Women's Autiliary of the Orange County
Medical As~iation will gather for· a bridge ben~it
luncheon Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 11 a.m. in the ass~
ciation's buildJng in Orange. Proceeds pe earmark·
ed. for the association's Education and Research
Foundation.
ife' s · Hop;es to Forg-et--Mopes -Poss~ble ~s Husband Ropes
, I • . , .
' R ANN · LANDERS : Recently
• ... ~rf'!-blished some letters from wom·
, ;1'flo complained becaUSfl thelr
I ds were too busy with bowling
or just watching sports on
ou told them they should be
ul the guys weren't out chasing
e in the Southwest where ro-
•
d roping are popular. My hus-
a roping nut. He would rather
than.. eat, and I mean that ut-
He baln't had a meal with O:bft ~Iy·tn three month&
""-":~ an avid Landers' fan. how· ··~~and learned from you that it is
' and useless to nag. So I kept
·~ ~outh 11hut and quietly found a
~ • of my OWA.
' hohby Is S'll" and he thinks
onderfuJ. I'm no I lonely any·
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ANN LANDERS
more : in fact. I encourage my hul·
band to a:o roping, and of course he
11 delighted. '
I am not trytrig 'to' wb'ltewasb what
I am doing, Ann . I just hope you
print this so so me of those nuts out
there.in newspapill:rland will ask them-
selves, "Was i't my 1vife who wro 'e
that l~tter?" -TEX"-~ OR .A~J?.'"~A
OR OKLAHOMA CONTZN TMF.N1'
llEAR CON: Of con :.c I k'ln"' in
. "'hlch of -thf' lhrf'f' ,...,,,,~ r ·11 II· r,
but I'm nol tipping m~ n1il. L<-rs let •
'em a:uesa -all you roplnf nuts lo
Texa1, Arlaona and Oklahoma,
D~AR ANN LANDERS: I have a
complaint. It concerns theae very
small cars. (I call them aoncars.)
Every time I think I have a parking
sp3'ce in a lot I a1scover that a small
car is already (larked the re. Some·
one should design a a:adget that sticks
ur JU•!h .<:fl people can see the spacf'
is L.,kf'n. Also. It woul help hf'\11i1·
11~red drivers to locate thelr nonca rs
. in a parking lot.'hJiank you. -IRK.'.
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DEAR IRKED : A 1reat klea'! I
httpe aome 1m1rt ·cookie in,·etill It.
A pole-like. affair. 1lmll1r to ·· radio
aerial rnl«ht be 11pproprlaLt' -some·
U.ing whh a tollapslble fiar o& I h e
end. (Don't bother abo~t scndln1 Irk·
ed and me lbe royaJ!le1, OOys, ju1t
io ahead ~nd prod}tte It.)
' DEAR ANN I.ANDERS: I am l he
21-year-old mother of a new baby.
She was borJI nine months and eight
day a after foe were married.
My huJHand 'was transferred to this
city &IJ' months ago when I was a
pregJJ.tnt newlywed. I didn't know
any.be here and the first people to
calf on me were the wives of the
men my husband worked with.
This afternoon one of the wives
came over with a gift for the baby.
She hadn't been In the houSf: 10 mig·
ute:: when she asked. "Your baby was
brrn very soon after your marrial!(e.
Was It planned? Tell me what hap·
J)l!ned."
I was embarrassed and shocked
and started to stumble around ex·
cedare Is 11 followa : Say: "Will you
repeat ttlat?" After the que1tloa h1
repeal.td uy, "I didn't dttnk I heard
cornctly. ft teemed lnconcelvablt!
that you wou ld a1k such an tntlmahs
que1Uon . I wouldn't dream of dl1•
cu11ln• auch a thing with you. Now,
what else shall we talk about?"
·'Plaining, that we wanted a family but Is alcoholism a disease? How can
not so soon and that I became preg-the alcoholic be treated? Is there a
nant on the honeymoon. cure? Read the booklet .. Alcohol.ism
After she left I was furious with -'-Hope and Help," by Ann Landers.
myself. She had a lot of nerve to ask Enclose · 35 cents in coin with your
such a que~ion and I was.stupid to request and a long, st.amped. seU'·
have answered. But how does one get addre~sed enveloP:'.
off the spot? What should I havf' .Ann Landers will be gla d to help
said? -D.D.D. you ""th you r proble ms. Send them
DEAR 0 .0 .D.: When a person 11~k1 to her in carf' of the DAILY PILOT,
a qul'stlnn abo11t 1omethln1 that II enclos.ing a stamped. self-addressed
nont of hla bu1lne11 the correct prrt-envelope .
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J 4 DAILY PILOT ThursdaJ, November 2, 1967
Relugees: War F T rogedy .. , r . .
Aid Is · on · the W'ay
BJ GAY PA.VLEY pa1d by tbt Ky &ov~mment. tfhctift wortlq with tbt
.NEW YOU (UPI) ,_ Mt•. Libman •IJd tbe aoat ptOp)t and tbt • vc lmOwt
'lblb-pliJbt rarely reachta 11 for JJ ttama by t,be eDd it. VC ..-tbtm • ~
print. Yet they represent OI tl8'1, u4 8& by 1988. priori&, lilt to kOL '· "That 16 1' our bope," she 0 But U we could n-traba one of tile ereat 'tragedlea ~~l "bat we may not half a ll)lWob..evtD, tb1nk of
of any war. The1're the ref. re~ tt. Some of them will .what tbit wOQJd mteo ,,_
uatel. · not su.rvtn. ~·ve been peace comea.1~ Ill South Vietnam, tbey ...=:..:.....:=-:.:.:.;.:._;.;:::....:....:.....~.::.._~.:....:..-~;.:;.;;_-----..--=-11!1!1
mm up by 11conacvaUve
Mtlmate0 15 percent of the • CGUDtrr's 15 mlll&Oll popula·
· tlon. Some 85 percent of
them are women ,.na cbll·
drea became, u ooe wom·
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Anyone lor 'Yellowstone ~amburgers?' •
Ready with '1Yellowstone H~burgers" are Corona
del Mar Elementary students Kathy Karagiani.s, Jeff
Wanltier and Louise Stover (left to right). The PTA'a
Cook-out U.S.A. Thursday, Nov. 9, also will feature
"Sequoia Salad" with "Y~emite Dressing0 and
"Painted Desert Cookies." The annuai benefit din-
ner will be served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. fn the. cale-
torium. Tickets are $1.50 for adult.a and 75 centa for
children. PTA mothers will aaaist with serving and
act as hostesses, accordin' ~ Mrs. Allan Stover,
ways and means chairman.
Graceful
Date Circfed
Calendars on Sale
Today is the date!
Girl Scout Calendars are going on sale today and will continue through Nov. 18.
·Troops ql Newport Harbor Council will
benefit by 50 percent of the sale price of each
calendar. Funds · are ·earmarked for service
projects ·and camping and field trips.
Calendar chairman is Mrs. Bernard Pegg.
Asaisting are Mrs. Jan Grom.man of Laguna
B~ach. Mr. Frank Lynch of Corona del Mar
and Mrs. Uoyd Gibbs of Newpc)rt Heights.
Routine
changed·
By Scouts
Ready tA> camp in cabins
for a change are 133 Girl
Scouts and leaders from
Newport Harbor who will be
boarding buses tomorrow
for the Forest Home Con·
ference Grounds in the San
Bernardino Mountains west
of Redlands.
This will be the sixth trip
for the Scouts under th e di-
rection of Mrs. Robert Mc-
Cowen, camping chairman.
With. packs and sleeping
bags, se girls and leaders
from Newport climbed and
camped last month on Tho·
mas Mountain at Idyllwild
ln returning form a study
of tbe refu1ee problem said,
''Tbe men ere either Viet
Ooaf, at war, or dead."
M.ra. Orin Lebman1 , a
member of the board ol tbe
noneovernmentat. nonsirof •
it, privately npported Com·
munity Development Foun·
dation 1.oc::. ( CDF) spent HV•
en weeu traveUnc by bell·
copter _into South Vle~
provincea to see how her or:
ganlzatioa could ~Ip these
refugees to help themaelvea.
'' Recon.atructlon will have
to be a lone-term thine.''
she said. "I aot the feellnt
the people are just existinl
now. But they have a strooa nati~stic apiril· And
tbey're highly inteWtenl
"Moat of then. are farm
people. You reaetUe them
on say the coast of the" South
China Sea and the only
way to ~e a llvinC u
fishing. 'They have t.o bt
trained to new lldlla ...
CDF operat.tl oal1 at tbl
tnvitatioD ol tbl ceuDtrJ. It
began a ~ In Soalll
Vietnam lalt ~ Jn co-
operation with the South
Vietnam government a1) d
the U.S. Agencylor Intern•·
tional Development (AID).
CDF sent in a technical
staff of three Americans,
two Koreans and one Greek
plus their Vietna~ei." coun·
terparts.
The work of the techni-
cians is to meet with local
leaders discuss, theii needs '
-whelber a well or latrine,
or schools, the lattA!r a ma·
jor objective in the so-call·
ed "permanent" refugee
camps, Mrs. Lehman said.
CDF provides the techni·
cal advice~ the government
provides tools, and the Viet-
namese do the work. CDP'
has fielded three teams of ...
10 specialists, their salaries CDA Court Members
Fill November Calendar abow Lab Hemel
The lfoUP made a base Emblem Club
camp at H e r t e y Cree k Newport Harbor Emblem
CampgroundJ, under tbe di· Club meets in Elka Lodge, November will be a busy way safety, will give in-rection of Mn. Maynard M56 Via Oporto, Newport
month for members of Cet:h-strudiona on the use and Freeman. Hiking tripe wen Beach, every aecood Tues·
olic Daughters of America, making. ol a spiritual first superviRd by Mrs. Free· day at 8 p.m. Additional in·
Court Cbriat the King. • .aid kit anct sl>f!U on home man, Mceowen, Mr. and formatiozr may be obtained
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oflMngma
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1"TOMORROW HOUSE"
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How many times have you said, "I've just got to
finish the Jiving room" •• , or 111 wish the powor
room looked more up-to;.datt" ••• or "If f only '·
had time to look and look I could flnd the rioht
thing for the front hatl."
And, how many times hove you betn up to 10Uf
ears lft children's qctMties and Important cem-
mu"ity cqmmittees · ancl felt dosed up ir. o ltusy ·
box With no time J,ft over to transform your t6mOf•
row dreams for your home into lovely satisfying
realities? ' •
Tht answer to
this dilemma Is to turn
your tomorrow projects
Santo Ma Slot. Open Mondoy EYenlnO•
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PASADENA: C'olorado at El Moline:.~
SANTA ANA: Main at Eleventh ~·~
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1be court will bolt the preparedness, Red C r o s s Mrs. Al Smith and Mra. by contacttn1 Mrt. George
annual November Memorial first aid and medical self i!Mary!!!!P!egg!i. iiiiiiiiiiiMcNiiiamiieriia,im.ofliii'itiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Maa for deceased mem-help training.
Always on the move? Go
gracefully in a caaual with
soft, uopresaed pleats and
· smart,. one-sided buttoning.
Choose wool ble,dl, knits.
Printed Pattern ~: Half
Sizes 141h, 161h, 18"" 201h,
221h, 241h, 261k. Size 161h
takes 2~ yards 45-inch. SIXTY FIVE . OENTS in
coins for eadl pattel',D-add
15 cents for each patuma for
first-dasa mail1ng and ape-
ciial haodling. Send to Mar·
ian Martin, tile DAILX PI·
LOT, 442 Pattern Depl 232
Weet 18th St, New York,
N.Y. 10011. Print NAME,
ADDRESS rift ZIP, SIZE
and STYLE NUMBER.
See 100 more fashions to
sew in an mes in our great
Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog.
Dresaea, culottes, coats,
separates, holiday styles.
Get one pett.ern free -clip
c<>upon in Catalog. Send 50
cents.
benl on Sunday, Nov. 5, in Refreshments w i 11 be
St. Norbert's C..tbolic served after ttie meeting by
Church, Orange. The Rev. the Mmes. Noce, chairman,
George Cass will offer the H. Lee Burks, ·Robert Buzan
and Concetta Arnone. mass at 9: 15 a.m. Mn. Gillmer and Mrs.
Taking part will_ be StA!lla Burka, dlstrlct deputy,
Karls court Of Co.Jta Me• part in a two-day diatriCt
and Queen of Peace court, meeting in •. Lompoc where
Seal Beach. the nine poiMI of the or·
A pia:a party ii planned ganizatims' program were
at 7:30 p.m. Tueadey, Nov. covered.
7, in the Westminlter home At the session a report
of Mn. Hugo Noce. Mem-waa beard about Camp Ter·
ben.are urged to bring pro-esita Pines, a summer camp.
spective members to this near Wrlgntwood for youmc ~uaint.ed gathering. girls of all d~
The reg'ular· monthly buai· and on ~adoana Manor,
ness meeting is scheduled home in Salinas for retired
at 8 p.ro. 1b.mlday, Nov. members.
9, in St. Oelliatua School Also announced wu a
ball, G•den Grove, w l t 'b new award, the Catholic
Mrs. Glenn Gillmer, ,grand Daugbfa of the Y.e a r
regent, presiding. award, which will be pre-
Miss Jlltlice Dableimer, aented in May to the out·
area chairman of . legisla-standing member in t h e
tion-civil defense and high· state.
NEVER WEARS OUT ITS WELCOME
RED WING
AZALEAS
Pelltftttc AMlff for lond...,.
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A ,.-.fllM bl .. rMr-149 CMrry rH ll"blo flow .
.,._ HNy 1 hi. f'la11h.
SPECIAL!
BUY
10
BAGS -OR
MORE·
ONLY
s2 1!R
IAG
RAUAll
CYPRESS
For The
Formal
Effect Plant
In R0wsor u .. a.
Accent
Shrub.
BIG 1
GAL. SIZE
IANDINI -· /a, ; Wllltl GRHll LAWll PLAN~
Insure ; good 9rHn lewn for tlj
Holidey s .. son. Res.eel now. ,wif)
1nnu1I rye, We will show yo~~ ,.,
. SPECIAL ~.
• STaa-11· u. 1Y1 sm $ L-j
INOU ... POI 100I 19. PT. 0' C C>ll! !f ~
SPRAY YOUR BROWN LAWN GUEtfJ! ~
W"' LUMINAL lcrWll tlllt. -s3a.,-1t 1 W. COY .. 1,000 sq. ft. , ... ":
Kl!• .. -to,.,. .... follatt. . ' ' i
POINSETTIAS
White, plnlt, reel. All new vari.+1011 huvy ~-
_,iclt.your 'eWll Christ11101 flewert. 1 •
Lnll ..... 149 2 ..,_..,....._ 1•AL .tJ llD. I II
CLOSEOUT SALE
ON ALL IULIS
Daff_ocltls. •hlllpa. ,.,.nu1as, ,.. ......
...... , otlten-
'V2' PRICE
FREE PINE TREE
TO ALL K'IDS
Accempcmled ly Tllefr Parettt'I
WATCH IT GROW!
CYCLAMEf ~
'l
Winter flewerl119 f•wel ~f
+hi 1ha46 9ar4en -"laf(lfe,
fully .,uclcle4 plant.. (,
IN 4" POTS-11"1
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i Shimmering diamonds are always received with
open hands ... like these five sets.
Top left, $650. Center, left to right, $350. $950, $1025. Bottom right, $425.
Prices vary with size of center diamond.
HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. $lJl'-JOAYS 1.0 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ~
SLAVIC K 'S ~~SINCE 1917
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Loi Al'9•ltt• e Century City e Gltnd*I~ e T orr•nct
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EASY DOES IT -With a little imagination and nature's materi8.ls, Mrs. Wes-
ton Walker shows how to make an attractive cone flower. For a small matter·
ial and regiatration fee, the public is invited to make Uteir own flowers . The next garden ct\Oller worbhop will take place •Mooday, Nov. 27, at the center on
·tile Orange County Fairgrounds.
Huntil:lg for pine cones or
pod.a and Medi and picking
up fir braloche1 and leaves
while searching for nutl
and pits are member• of
the Oran1e County Memor·
iel Garden Center. .
The women telect wtiat
· naWre g:row1 and dlsoarda
and artiaUcall)' f 'O rm cor-
sages, bells, centerpieces,
f Io r a I arrana:ements,
plaquea, wreatha JOO cao-
dle holders.
V.onday, Nov. 'Z7) II the
date circled for the Holiday
.;.......... Aniiigement program an~
Bazaar. Further lnform .. op
• and reserwitions may be
made with the groue'• euc'·
utive secretary, Mi'1. Wes·
ton Walker, 54S-308S.
At the tut wortlhop at Orange County FllrlfOlllldl,
Mn. Walker conducted the
craft seaaion oo cone flow.
er designing.
Tati:ng conea or seedpod.I,
Mrs. Walker produced a
beautifully natural nower
with a needle, wire, b~ ·
tape, acis1on and a ll~
imagination. 1..t-
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She also showed bow eary
It i1 to make a Chrlitmas
wreath cf various 'type• Of
cones,· pods, leaves and rib-
. bon. A wire coat hanger
' shaped in a circle, wrapped
in brown tape and touc:he4
with ...--glqe ror ttie cones
will make an original decor·
ation f<tt, the home or a
friend.
NATURAL 8EAUTY, -·Original plaques for the
den ~ kitchen. feature plne cones and branches and
a little artistic know-ho\f. Christmas wreaths and a
beautiful cone bell can make unique Christmas
dee.oration& or gift ideas.
:J/ie look o/efegance
i~lhe loo~ o/ Pfa'Jto'J
Hair Stylists
1ntroductory Offer __
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C.11 F0t: 'An App<iintmem T odoy for· •
Shomp0o a Set. , . 1.id when you'ro roody for
your second Shompoo & Set ••• It's FREEi
Good· During Nov •. -· Brin9 This
Ad With You.
Evening appointments for your
convenience. Telephone Ms-046o.
Playboy HU' Stylists are loCated at the corner ol.
17th Street aiid Irvine Avenues in Westdiff Plaza,
Newport Beilch.
HAlll: STYLISTS: Miu C.el-MiH;J..,.le-Mk1 IHt11• ........... ,, ........
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''The crafting of nowers
from various natural mate·
rials is not a new form of
art," sbe indicated. "Peo·
pie have been copying na-
ture for a long time. ColOf'·
·ful nowera of fe1tbers, fa·
bric, paper, resln, yarn,
seeds and leavea are very
popular today."
The garden cenC:!er stress·
es the use of natural mate·
rials in iUI workshops. "Ev·
ery plant produces some
useful product," Mrs Walk-mer Slnta Ana Army Air
er noted. "Nature i1 the de· Bae and all war veterans.
1Jgner · ~· Proceeda are earm.U-ked for!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~
These annua1 workshops a library and the collecting N 1 · r·h ·0a· I · .1 are -••led tor the btrie· Of hortJcu1ture books. . o: . Pa per: e i Y. Pi ot
fit of the Memorial Garden,;r====--=~===-=-----=---r---~--a living memoriaJ '.o the for--. ,• ~:~
Bus Bound
To Theater
Padua Hills, Claremont, is
the destination of a l!us trip
scheduled , lor Wednesda y,
Nov. 8, by lhe Assistance
League of Laguna Beach a_s
part of its Project Frleodli·
ness program of ~es for
the community.
At the theater a selection
of traditional songs a "d
• dances from oorthern Mex·
ico will be perfonned dur·
ing a "Fandango. Ranch· 1 ...,... I
The chartered bus will
Mesa Art League
Adam• Elementar y
School, Costa Me1a, is the
setting !or the 7:30 p.m.
meeting of Costa Mesa Art
League every fourth Tues·
day or the month.
think
BLEYLE
NATURE'S SUPPLY -Galiands of pine conea circle Doral centerpieces and a
pine base,cmtdle holder while large pine conea add a natunl effect. The display
wu easily created by melilbers of the Orange County Memorial Garden Center.
· leave the Festival of Arts
parking lot at 11 a.m. al·
lowing plenty of time for
lunch ·in the Padua Hills
restaurant prior to the after·
noon concert.
lOARGE
3 CU. BAG
' DECORATIVE
BARK
All t••de1 -s,..,11 ,
m.cli11111 I l•r.,. -..-•••ly ...... l!Cl t +It.
b.auty ef 1hri.b b.<111
•nd 11!1!1111 91td ....
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BOOKLET
"GARllENIN~ IN
ORANGE COUNTY
-1968" ' ' .. ' -· "'
" NOW AT HOLLISTERS
. Super-Giant
j ANSIU
~-1 .. !I.lint for Fill
aid Winter
IJoom.
3 DOZEN
ROS·E BUSHES
A SILLOUT OF ToP QUAuTY PLANTS -
MANY IN BLOOM
• Red ~ • Pinks
•·Yellows • Multic olors
A RIAL BARGAIN!
2 t;AL. CONTAINERS
REG. 2.50 SPECIAL 98'
BIRD OF PARADISE CHRYSANTHEMUMS
EXTRA NICE PLANTS
IN FULL BLOOM
~>-•CAN IE USED IN ANY
LANDSCAPE. EXCELLENT
FLOWERS FOR CUTTING.
REG. $5.•S
SPECIAL . $398
5 Gal. Sift
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SEE OUR FABU·
LOUS DISPLAY OF
DRIED PLANTS &
FLOWERS FOR
THANKSGIVING
ARRANGEMENTS•
A REAL NOVEL tv.
AVOCADO
TREES "
FLOWER Sl!OP
SPECIAL
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)11 I ' 911, ,COii•
!1i111;._. Go<Hl
co11i1I .,,;i;,,
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col i , Zuth~o.
and otli1ri.
Husky pl1nt1 In
4'' pots r11dy to
burst Into be1utl· ,
ful bloom.
6· PLANTS
FOR $2.99
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Lassen Everbearing
st.rain -let the small
garden produce. Husky
plant.s-6 FOR 69~
HOURS: MON . THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO b P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
2640 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
CALL 546-5525
A GREAT COAT
We I co m e win ter
Smart Modes stunning
do uble bre.,sted wool
coat. Trimmed in snug ·
gly dyed opossum fur to
warm you for many sea-
sons to come. T eilored
details are belted back
and slash poc~ets under
false flaps.
In Camel only; size 8 to
14.
The Greot Coot
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J 8 DAILY PILOT
P-T ·Unit Calendars Crowded
Council PTA
Mn. Robert Sweuea
Prealdent
COMING UP: Council meet.-
ing will take place, Mon-
day, Nov. 8, in the Para
and Recreation Center on
Orange County Fair·
grounds. Coffee at 9 a.m ..
business meetlq at 9:30,
followed by a procram.
Sbiditdtl . Of c.oaa del
Mar High School will talk
OD today's paieraUOD and
: its problema. Mn. Alex·
. ander Black, ~114ent of
: Corona de1 thf't PTA
· will bolt the meettnc.
Leon-M~ ,principal,
will che the welcoming
addrels. A hmdleoD will
take place at Cotta Mesa
Golf and 0oantrT Qllb
following the prosram. .
REP 0 R TS: Prelidentl
round tabl& took plaee In
the home of Mn. Robert
Sorensetl Mtnd.ay.
Bear PfO
Mn.F.J.Dldrtd
President
COMING UP: Unit meet·
ing Wednesday, Nov. 5, at
7:~ p.m. Dr. Leland Netr·
comer, auperlntendat ol
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District wUl talk
and abow slides on tbe
R u sa i a n School ayt-
tem. • . • VolmMera for
the ~ oommit.
tee will be ~ that
night • -Next board
meeting wm tab pllce
WedneldaJ, Noir. I, 7:30 p.m.
REPOR'm: Mealberlbip
drive • stl1 In proereu
• • • • 8cbool recarcl
boob Dir bl P.lfdlaled
from Mn. ....rt~
quilt, MH'1ll .. Mn. Al-
Siesta or Fiesta?
a Benrych, 546-5810. . • .
Mn. Tony Sutt.Ora la tbe
new treasurer, replactna
WUllam De Nmii wbo waa
tnuferred from t b e
•
Christ Lutheran
PTL
Mn.M,naBeMer
PreGdent
COMING UP: Ctilldre1'1
dlolr' under direction of Miu Laur~ Simon. wm
ainl at the Reformation
Ra.Uy &mday, Nov. 5, ... t
Loi Aagelea Sports Arena.
REPORTS:. Beeltb euma
bave been """'Wed db
tbe help of tbe r o o m
motben and IObool DUl"le
••• Projedioa ---... cluliooml were voted as
CUIHllt project ill PTL
equipmellt fUDd.
Hef'l,or Vw. PFO
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Prtlidmt
OOlllNG UP: lluie111 Fi-
.. will take place toJDClr·
row from I to I p.m. A~
m1allon ii 21 cents. Enc:bi·
·ladu, dUll. tacOI ~ bot
daCI will be oftered at a
N8IO"lble price, and col•
cirfut balldenftad Oowera
and cteearatiool will be
"'IOld.
Ha~er PTA . -
Jin. DIMM lmll
Prelliclnl REPOllTS : AA1IUaC acbool
n u r ' e Mn. George
Cooinba witb JJnmuniza· tion abota were the Mmes.
Lyn Geronoml. Richarcl
c.oundbnl.D, Bruce Bart,
Bob ·Und.uy, Donald Sa·
mil and Paul Barrla,
health and welfare chair·
man.
' NH High .PTA
Mn.PalRaua
Prealdent
COMING UP: 'lbund.ay,
No\'. JI, at 7:30 p.m. iD the locLll blD an tnterelting
and informative proeram
will tab place for the
parents about the guid·
ance and COUDHling set'\'•
icea available to students
in the high ldlool
R!PORTS: Mn. Fran Mar-
ab.Ill. Mn. Ricbard Lar·
Jelere and Mrs. G. G. Ka-wamura, bylaw· · commit-
tee member• are working
OD the propoled by·
law&. ••• Year book, pre-
leDted to the board, will
be mailed to members
along with membership
cards. • • • Mrs. Henry Duffie'• bolpit.alltJ com-
mittee, lel'Yed wUininc
refrelhmenta 1o swim·
men both nlghtl of tbe
lebbol Aqua Show.
Pomona PTA
Mn. Roma.a fkheidel
Pre&ideot
OOMJNG UP: Board meet·
ing will take place M~·
day, Nov. 6, at 7:15 p.m.
in 1 p e ci a I instruction
room ..•• Buss Carson's
W'tld West Show and Car·
nlwtl will late place Fri· •
day, Nov. 10, from 4 to 9
p.m .... Paper drive Fri·
day, Nov. 17.
Rea PTA
Co8rM lkbeafer
Preaident
a>M.ING UP: Studenta are
invited to a PTA mem.bef'"
ship drive appreciation
movie, "Miracle of the
White Stallion," Toes-
da,y, Nov. 7, in 1be multi·
purpose room .•.•. Next
board meeting will take
place Monday, Nov. 6, at
7 p.m.
REPORTS: Approximately
3liO pareuta au.ded the
It's a fie3tJ not a siesta coming up at Harbor View School, reminds-Cindy Sund·
erland as she prepares to prod Jeff Whitney off to the 6·9 p.m. Mexlc~n gala
tomorrow.
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flrlt uaoclatSon· meeUng
held l.n CODHCtiOG W 1 t b
Back-to-scbool Nlahl let
cream IOdal wu followed
by a brief buinela meet-
ln( ,,.,_ the buq9t was
lpprOVecl and tuniculum
ouWned. 1"lal _,.,ll1
waa preaentecf by Mn. De-
rek Tricbtt'a C..tt.
Troop 340; entilrtllneri
wen soloist Mn. J\o7
Peebler and ........
en. . . The ant DoOI
dance, with · 1be tllleme
Spook In. took pllat J a I t
Friday; mule ·waa "°'"
vided by tbe Soatblra )>I(,.
clflc: cable Co •• -bad.
St. John Aux.
Mn. V)eW a...
Preaident
COMING UP: T-r ad In I
stamp coUectioa dQ II to..
morrow. Olllt boat of ~ Plr ,...,, per
year la~~
ing to dWrma. 11 r a.
R a y Mlrttn. • .# 11a1e1J meettni wm tQt p111ee
Thur ad a y, Nov. I,
at 8 PJD· in tbt ICbool
ball. s e v e n B moth-
ers will aene refnah· Up , .
menta. Annual Tbanbeiv· ' ing pantrJ lhower will Edward La Bus, Newport Helghli teacher, tries, but Sylvia Livingston Bogen, forum lecturer in
take place Nov.11, ~and vainly, to get the attention of atudeota Marc SiJiykin education and family life, at 7;30 p.m. Tue 25· and John Guat Oeft to right). Communicatioa in the Nov 7 in the school at to · PT A c:nnn• REPOR1'S: Mrs. Robert Famil Wb , y :. nln will be · , c e r-ium. vr-McCormillJ ~ that Y: o s ~te g the topic ot Mrs. invite neighH&ing parents to 1ttebd. rooma •A and 1-B won ~~~~~~~~..;;._~~~~-=-~~~~-=.-=.:..:....:::.:.::::==.:.::.=:!...!~::.::...:.::..:.::==.. __ ~__;iiiii~
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drive .••• .Roommothera l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ treated grades ftnt. eec-
ood and third to Ballo-
ween part1e1. Gr-. tour BARKER BROS. ••• Your Neo.&w •--1ia11c:e tbrGuCb el&M nre liven • .,., ~
ice cream treats •••• Sec·
ODd ~of penQDal-
iled neatlblrtl, fill aldrta
and b9ck baO Ml been
received and orden are
being taken by Mn. GU·
bert Prille, N0-12?5.
Wilson PTA
Mn. Rebert Sukey
President
COMING UP: Annm1 paper
drive will tab pl.Ice Nov.
8 and 9. Mrs. Robert San·
key may be contacted for
storace. . . • . Executive
board meeting · will take
place Tuesday, Nov. 7, at
the echooL
Is Time
Overrated
In School?
MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -
There's too much emphuil
placed on time in educa-
tion, a Univeraity of Wiacon·
sin educator believes. 1
"Schools and prisons are
both based OD time OD the I ass~ption tha( sometb.lDi
good will happen if you stay
in them long enough." says
Dr. John Guy Fowles, di·
rector of the Wuconsin Im-
provement Program.
Fowles told a meeting of
~acbers and administrators
that atudenta should be al·
lowed to progress at their
own learning rates.
Some children are ready
for acbool by the time they
are 3, be said.
Wedgewood 30"
Gas Range Has
2 Ovens, 2 Broilen
3 ·1888
$16 o month
Big t~ features in 30" width!
You upper eye level oven, big
lower en, both with windows
and lights ... a 25" rotisserie
plus eye level broiler and smoke-
less broiler drawer. All the ex-
tras, too: Program Clock, top
burner control, lighted work ..
area, appliance outlet. AU for a
modest monthly payment ... at
Barker's.
You con hove it now on a.
BARKER FLEXACCOUNT, sim-
plified, personalized credit pion
that gives you up to three years
to pay.
Packard Bell Solid State Stereo with
AM-FM and FM Stereo Radio
Sound as gorgeous as the cabinet ...
and that's gorgeous! Ultra hHi, Gar-S 3 3 9 rord 4·speed automatic turn table
with diamono .,..die, eight matched
speakers in sealed acoustical chom-$16 0 month
bers, solid state stereo amplifier and
radio circuit ry. Mediterranean cobi·
net in pecan finished oak. A gem!
HUNTINGTON BEACH• Beach Blvd. 1t Edin9er • 892-+WS
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Newlywed Mr, and N'.rs.
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ored _at a reception, •ttend•
ed by nt re11.uves and
frlendJ in Berblllre'a.
The f o r m e r Ellen. Au
Berbhlre, dau&hter Of Mr~
and Mr1. James w. Berk·
lh1re of Newp<>rt Beach, U:•
changed -vowi and rlnC•
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L8I Vegu ceremony, The
bride,room lJ the aon of • ' ¥1'· and Mrs. Cautrll Ntel·
HD ol Redding.
'l1le receptlob ltttin1'wu
decorated with a bact:pound
· al white lladlOll, bouvardla
and ereenery. Focal point.
of the buffet tables were an
ice carved 6-foot 1waa, 1U·
ver candeli.bra ~ wttb clow·
in& ""11te taper1 and a four-
Uwed .. -. cake. Bact&Toan4 mu.ale was
played by marlacbe1, and
dz<ulatln1 lb• guest book
wu lln. MicbMI WIN al P:l:rterVme, the bride'• cou·
sin. _ Special guests attending
were N'll'. and Mra. U. A.
Muaser of Costa Mi:,aa,~the
bride's grandparent&.
Both the bride and bride· groom ate erad.uatea of tbe
University of Arizona where
be mojcred In phar1!1oq.
'lbe new Mrs. Nlellen .Ulll·
ated with Alpha Del1a Pl,
while her htllbNMt WU Clp-
taln of tbe bueball te1m for
two yean:.
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Reviewer
To Sketch
Top Books
Carlotta Williams of Stu·
dio City will review 11 bookJ
and present 22 thumbnail
U:etcbes of aultable Ou-lat·
mu gift bookl before the
South Cout Alumnae Club
of Pl Beta Phi tomorrow.
The second of four Celeb-
rity Book Review Series wiU
begin at 10:30 a.m. at 720
W. Bay, Balboa. A coffee
will be served at 10 a.m.
Miss WilllamS will review
"The KinC," ''The Avocado
Cookbook," "White Tbun·
cter," "Underrtandlnc Med·
ia: 1be Extellliona of Man,"
"Yamaha," "To LoJo Is to
Lilten," "Nest in C'talllng
Tree," "Incredible Vic-
tory," "Oopal Life'1 Awful
Moments " "Madame Sar·
ah" and0
"The Journal or
Colonel de Lancey James
Bellah."
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Nowporl leach
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NfWll'ORT ART CENTER
2400 W.C111it Hwy AMll'LE flEE PARKING
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~ a.NT COMB IN? Can yilur _ llroadwoy ..... for
U> obligatica .._ demomtratioo.
lftina VO inn. '°' ..
The T.ee •
Tattler By JODEAN HASTINGS
Of ,.. o.lly Plllf .....
U you were blind y o u
wouldn't be reading t b 1 s
now, and your dally new., fE.mor'1 Mo!ol< A ulunwl llf -::;: J'f,Lr"Pi~r:1~:.,.:. paper is only one ol. the lim-
,.. lht -· ..-. .. miirii.m • ple fonns o[ recreation so P. O~---15'1. c:..i. Metl. TMY t _, ... r«i11¥111 l>Y MoMor.1 many of us Lake for gran • lrllll• C:OA$T' U.Dlll' DAY Wll0••1.1 -....... ed that would be denied you.
t•rs. ~!~ ,., .... ~ ... MINs. Gr"9 11w. t ~ IJ•"'-· )ll..lt. w. FJJr you there wj)U}d be ~w-. b1wtc'I:..~ 1111 ~ no TV, gamea, Sunday 1ig'bt-r:,11;r.11t::'·,,:•u~::; seeing drives, or aporta ev·
.,, H~ J, 6\-' l'"tMI~" ._ ci-c. 1111 ,,,.,,__ ~ t: en ... 7!:~'.''rs; ts~~ w,;::;.,o;;., A boon to the s~eu is
u1 .i.wr1" ~ ,,, a-. a. new. natioaal ortamzatlon vima tllofs ~ = k .. ,. ,.. called Bridge for-the. Blind,
"""*-~ ~ ...-..... "~ A-:: arid one of only four worn· ~.:.J..-~.3:. t~ en in the state who bas vol· Wainr ""~11111111 • .kfwl D1Y1a UJ J1,,.. un.teered to teach the game
T•l'lor, ... '""' G«dl:ln IM!1lllol I Mr Willi' H (He! ) •""• ti-. 11o1 '*-· Eric*..., ., s s. am . en ff:t: er,:::_ -~zmt.;.,~,..E~: Creed of Huntioiton Beach.
-MMI L--.. JM' C ... 0, !Ill Mrl ~.• who ~·--e ""'-· °"""' SllllMI, ff' Hoellly -· ..... ~. ~ 111rr. »1 c.~~r..,•e:..iJ~ J111Jo. a life master Of the Ameri-
1.VST PUn1-<i.• ,., "" ~ can Contract Bridge League r,,,..;n~,~~.~'~ ~= in 1961, responded to a let·
:i·u.11~~ 1;:, ~ ~~ Ur sent all quali1ied bridge
MYNll Glwllw, »1 ca c. ,,,. -... teachers in the nation by Wlllllm Sdtun., 111 Wlhllom ,......._
S31 Hatllld ,.--., Mll"ll: G.OyMr, Mn. H e 1 e n Albano, pres· l\.n •Al.l. TM•lltlSOM• -F1n1 ident of the nonprofit or·
i-Gr-. 11. "" M-. FnM o-ganization .im.n. ........ ,..,.. ...... hdllottl • Flm 11.i, ff, "" MrNt. •un , .. ,.. Sbe has received fOW' sets
bun', Wl111111 E,,1...._ Adlml/ 1-w of h ai1I •• ~ ••• brafil ,.,,, 'tr. M'lt.tR~ w.._,_ ,.~ r e "4.l,,. ..... a e c1oc11;~1111 1rc1 c·,,r-~~rn'1!.. lnstruction book, and hopes
r'"ntr11i:111,'t:in1rd K111, Jc11i11 M1.,..,.-,, to -..in '"'vi"° lessons by W'lllJ' K-y. l1r1 Mumma. fl. I!. ~ &I ~e
Mcllll't••. January. The cards 1be wm
Laguna Bethel
Job'• Daughters, Bethel
......167_.l!ttherS at 7:00 p.m .
every second and fourth
W"ednetlday in the MuonJc
Lodge, 235 Forest Ave.,
Laguna Beach.
be using appear to be an or-
dinary deck until closer ei:·
aminatlon reveals the mi·
oute braille marklDgs in the
corner. Since a sighted per·
1oa would.have to devote a
great deal of 1tudy to learn·
ing braille before the mark·
ing would be dlBOemabie,
use of the braille bridge
cards offers the blind per·
son a game be can share
with his lllgblecl -· Mrs. Creed, while realir:·
ing tbat there are obsta·
clet to be overcome, ls en·.
thuslastic about the project.
"Take the dummy band,
for instance," she mused.
"When the dummy hand is
put down, it will have to be
called off, and the other Peo-
ple playing will have to rt·
member what it contains."
Since people without tight
de develop and use their oth·
er senses mor• efficiently
than the slgbted, · Mn .
Creed feet. 1ure tbU can be
done.
The braille-caror anctitt-
structton books are expen-
sive -$10 for four decb
and the book -so she "ia:
hopeful organizations wJtbln
the community will otter
their suppOrt. She recently
appeared before a meeUng
ci the president! of Ora.nee
Diat:rlct, Calltoml.a Federa·
tlon of Women's Clubs, to
t'.lplain the project and tn·
list their aid.
order to provide an addition·
al form of recreation for .
1
them,
Mn. Creed alao hopes to ,
enlist the assistance of the I
community in locating blind I
individuals who would like
to learn contract Midge, and
her future plans include in·
struction cl.asses at Services
for \he Blind, Santa A.Ila.
A n y on e interested in
learning more about the
program or withing to offer
...a.tance ls invited to con· tact. Mn. Cl'eed for addl·
uonar-JnflY'milUon.
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KIMBERLY
Mrs. Betty Porterfield,
who this month began clv·
ing her first lessons to eight
bllnd high school Jtudents
in Bakersfield, is being as·
&i..tted by the are.a's Pbllana!'!!!!'!iii!iii!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iii!!!!!!!!!' Junior Woman's Club whogel~
members are helpiDC wit!I
tramport.ation, providing re--
freabm.eota and necessary
typing. Tbe two other teach·
ers wbo are donating their
services are located in Mo-
desto and San Lorenzo.
behind every 'OLG.4
there really is an Olga
designed to slenderize you instently, Olge's Su"d.
denly Slim®, with powerful lycre®. sleek, slim-
hip side ponels and double-fabric diamond tum-
my control, ell arranged to meke you Suddenly
Slim!'loogleg io white or bled; S.,M-l-XL -·' $U ..
girdle io white , ~M-L __ .. -$11
fashions for
NEWPORT BU.CH -FISl!lori lJl&l'ld 1714 04+0170
FULLERTON -CoUege P&rt Cent.er 1714l 526--3901
DOWNEY -St~ Ct'nttr (2131 862·6514
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U.MKAMl•tu.110 H MAITI• C:KUff
' Included In the . ultimat.
1oall: ol the Bridge for the
Blind program are tralning
and developing .. teachers
from among the blind them·
selves, and to organize
games and tournaments in Clirillaas
Annual De Uso
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We Will Pay
The Postage
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OVERSEAS GIFT PACKAGES
lt'a time· to think about ~ts for our fighting men overuu:.
Hickory Flrml has food gilt paks suit.ble for SAM mail. Now,
we wW pay the ·postage normally charged to get these packages
to port of embarkation. In case of Vietnam, this would be San
Fnociaco. The gilt la air·lifted from there on a spaoe available
bash. '
Hickory Farmir is paying these postage charges as a public ser-
vice to etl<.'OUllge more gift& for our fighting men. A gift pack·
•me. especially at Christmaa time, will help the morale of 19'Rely
men on tile front lines.
F.or further lnfocmation on this program and the gilt pak.s them·
aelves, call. or come to ..•
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10:00 A.M. to •:lO P.M.
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Pl'udential
Real Estate
Loans Told
Orange County real estalo
loans totaling f&.870.000 were
disbursed during the first
nine months or 1967 by the
western home office of the
PrudenUal lnsurll!ce Co ,
reporl, Herman R. Roesli,
Orange County investments
man:iger (or tht ~ompan) ·s
n1orlga~t· loan (;••pa ·1~c11t.
0£ the to"nl di shur~;(•:.I ~: ·
S.'X>.000 was for rc$idC'n,i:il
pur1)o~rs. and 12,!170,oo,J wa!\
for commerlca\ and indus·
trial propcrUu.
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Patent Awards •
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Flower Meet Honors Mesa Lady Florttlt LEG'!1'!0Tlcz ...
I?e Muri Tosh, Co,tta.Meaa as the Wall Street Open whlch ia co..pon&ored by the ::l'4:::.C,°t:.. c#"::t1~
Tax Dodge
Business
WithiDLaw
fl • t h '---1 -•-A k H fl} I Fl la•e• Tr' ld Dell UNO .. "C'flTIOUI ltAMI ons , as ...-n se e~ ~y O\lSe, w be staged SUn-oru.. ana•ar V· THI uHDl.llltONJD co•!'O-..T•Olt
the Southern Callfornla· day at the Wholesale Flow· ery Ast&ct.tkil\ and t b e -.. llff*' wtlfr ht " ra ~ ..
Floral ~sodaU011 to l>e a er Market. lo Los Angeles. SouCberD -cllUornla P'loral ~· ~ ~~ r-;-.. ':, ·~ S
guest artist at the auoci.-Each year over 2000 view-AsioclatiOll. 1'bls year'• ~··~~1e':r .~.~ =•r event will Ceature featlve cott..oAATION _.-i;.r;.. 1111 ~
lion's annual design 1ym-era from ~ aectiona of holldly decoratlDDI ud gift ~11.,.~,:i:·::, e:f~1 ~ ""l.
poslum. The event, known the country attend tbe event ldeu. , STHFLt" AllOCIATIL 111e .. w
CIUCAGO (UPI) -Rob-------------------------------''" 1• •lrflt. .-• .-..1-. ,...., . Ywtl. New V#l lo.-1,
ert D. Hayes makes •DO w1TN1Sa "' Miid 11111 ""' • •
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nes about lt. He'• ru.nnmc ~ "'""L"' ANOC••T~ a bu.sine111 for tax dodgers. 1y v•"*' '*"""· ,. .
B IYI ~~.~ ' ut It 11 done legally and "",.. 011 CALlllO~IA > •
above boa.rd, by pay1n1 COJrV..1'f'1o'ir :?tf~A.D~ ...
strict attention to the tax Ell H d '"7
• ...,.,. me. "" • guidelines 1a1ct down by the e·n · o Pi y ::-i..~*~U"L::111. ~-':'
federal government. Al. , ~~..=.·::"~~':
. Tax dodling tecblUquea la .. "" to .. lilt "'llldlftt •:r;· ~ one of the ... a...... · · P'r•*"' "111t • ...,. ........ .., ........ ed ...... wlllllft ~ .. .....
s' buainess, Americans never e·am ~· "°" 1titn111· '*""i _,. J!' Building Constitution•"~·. 11 • me lllM Midi.,. • .._. ~ tlUOlfM Nlllt. • teacbea lb cllentele. More IN WtTHISI W"lltlOI'', ' ~ ....
, generally, ABC helps lhem ' . :::' :! ':', ":::: •,:'~ ':t:::: •
"to eatabllsh foundation.a she could 'retire WI.th. ~ .. re~ SiTL'r° which wW benefit man-L•lt T. , • .....,, kind." ' -· HGtuv P'UllllcoCelllwllll
P'tlftclpel Office' '" Hayes, senior trustee of L• M••• .. c~
ABC said 1 bo Th B ·· • MY Commllelon 1-.. peop e w think M "'°· z. 1m
a ' foundati01l ''ii aome IOrt e 1g oney OM« of a tu dodge" are right, • I
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Jo)m B. tawlon, vice president of Philco-Ford Corp. and general manger of
the C:Omi>~y's Aercmutronic Division at Newport· Beach, left, presents patent
awards ti) Division employes Jack Johnson, center, manager of Surface-to-Air
G1'9up, .lJld Einar Lundquist, technical staff member of the· Guidance apd FUJ.
inJ .Tech~ology Department, both of Aeronutronic's Tactical Missile Systems
Operation. The two men were granted patent number 3,326,619 on a gyro-
stabillzed sight system.
certain tax advantages. • ...,....,.. °'""' c...tt ~ ,._
-i'. "Many people feel tbat Oct. M ..., ,..,, a. '· '" 1w m...,
LEGAL NOTICE
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~r ltfoneg'• Worth
Juggle Expenses, Cut Taxes
Mcmv Ammca111 who aft-to bring you over 7eur It.an·
n.allf j)Ot/ mflUoN of dol-dard deduction for •a Tbt
Ion m "'"*'*'II fa.stl aeblel expemee wblch wollld
an umikcftt ·to ad71Ut tl&oe give JOU no tu beaeflt In
thq did ,o for ont major 'rt can thus help save tax·
rto.son; thl mability or """ es for you in 1968. wilU~ of a financial Switdling medical expeme
writer to e%plain ?M ins payments between 1987 and
ana ouu oj compiling a tax 196& may also save taxes.
, return in layman'a lan· In each year, you can de-
guage. duct only the medical ex·
penses which exceed 3 per·
Sylvia Porter recognized cent of your adjusted gr-oas
this and 1he hope! to rem-income, which . means you
edy the deficiency i1' her completely ·"waste" y o u r
current eight-part DAILY medical expenses if they
PILOT sme1. At least one don't exceed the 3 percent
Pilot reackr thinks she's do-floor in' either year. But il
inf] a f/Teat job. ''Whl/," he you can shift any medical
said, "didn't someone ex· expense payments from 'frl
of UU. year's~· Jen
S percent of '10,000.) A
wandq, tboqtl; ,cu Call~
prepa, and ~. In 1117
pa.ymeata for U)tdJcal or
dental work to be done In
1988.
Next: Coatrlbadou
Irradiation
Keeps Food
For Years
pl.atn it this way before?" to '68, or vice versa, you NEW YORK (UPI) -Re·
Clip tlil Porter columns may be able to lift them frigeration of food could be·
-this is the third -file above the 3 percent limit i!l come as obsolete as cook-
them and rMead them be· ·at least one of the years. Ing with wood if present
fore you complete your in-Assuming y o u Itemize planning produces the anti·
come tax return in 1968. Be your deduction, this will cipated re&Ults.
assured, you'll be glad you give you a tax benefit from The goal is irradiation, or
did. The remaining five col· at least part of your medi· sterill%ation, ol food -a
iimu aoiU a~01' on this cal expense payments. This process that would destroy
same financial page. year, tbe 3 percent wastage bacteria whioh normally
rule applies to all· persons, spoils peris~les and per-
B1 SYLVIA PORTER regardless of age: before rnlt storage ~for months or
If you're among the mil· this year, persons 65 or years without refrigeration.
lions who regularly take the over were nempt from the Irradiated foods already
standard deduction, an easy 3 percent rule. (There's a are .In existence, but they
but highly effective way to chance Congress may try to are not as tasty aa fresh or
save on taxes is to try to save the exemption for those frozen food!. The armed
bunch your actual expense· 65 or over; if it is restored forces have been using irra-
deductions into either 1967 in time for '67 return.a, I diated bacon and potatoes
or 1968 10 that your actual will cover this in a column on a limlted basis. lrradia·
expensea are higher than later.) ted flour ls under order.
tax dodging 'conlist.t of b~aking the rules," be fald.
"We certainly do not rec
ommen4 that but we do feel
the American public la ~
aware of some of the rlgbta
guaranteed them."
But the average Amed·
can might as well take
chances with hl& own tu
return.a. The one-year.old
"non-profit" ABC, billed w
Hayes as the only or&md·
zation ol its ~ tn th e ·
country, charges '10,D for
three courses.
The flnt coune olfta one-hour 1emlnart ...,.._
COmiDJ tbe f\anctkndml9d 1tructure ol loundatioal. ..
second focuaing on Ute let-
ting up of a non-profit 18un-
dation with 60 daya di coun-
sellilg and the ttiirGiifib.
llshing truats and coat.I.
The suburban BaniQgton,
Ill, firm has a staff of 12
teachers who travel the
country giving imtnictlon in
foundation • eetabJJaMng
techniques.
Hayes declined to reveal
the firm's income during its
"embryonic year, but be em-
phasized it does not loan
money nor subsidize· t h e
foundations of its members.
ABC concentrates only on
education, said Hayea, who
requires recommendations
from other membera for
new membership.
Hayes baa been ipvited by
Rep. Wrlgh~ Patman; D-
Tex., to appear before hla
Small Buainea Subcommit.
tee Oct. 30 and testify in
the subcommftt.ee'a invest!.
gation on tax-free organi.za.
tions.
Hayes may be there in a
double role, one for his out-
fit's tax dodging education-
al services and the other
as head of a non-profit or-
ganization which is thus ex·
empt from taxes.
your.standard deduction and To show. you how this Early last August, Irra·
then to 'take the standard de· shifting can pay off, say dialed Foods, Inc. announc-R d S }
ductlon in the other year. your adjusted gross income ed it had signed a con1ract ecor . a e
Say your adjusted gross Will be $10,000 in 1967 and with the U.S. Atomic Ener-
lncome runs about $11,000 a $10,000 in 1968. Say you al· gy Commission to design, T al T Id
year. Say :your annual out· ready have spent $300 on build and operate the first ot 0
lays for real estate taxes, medical expenses this year commercial processing .~
deductible medical expen· and you plan to have $200 plant for preservation ol John J. McNaughton, pres-
ses, contributions, etc., or· of dental work done in De-food by radiation. ldent Of National Systems
dinarily come to about ,1,· cember for which ~ou ordi· A. Epstein and ~s, Inc., Corporation (OTC) of New-
000 a year. Your total ac-narily would pay m Janu-a Cltlcago-bas.ed'ftrm of en-port Beacb baa announced
tu a 1 deductible expenses ary. You normally would gineers apd architects was re<:ord nine month& figures
over two years thus will be have another $100 of med!· ~ppo· ~ to deslgn' the for the period ended Sept.
$2,000, but since the &x· cal~ expenses next ye&.'!. If at Allentown, Pa. for 30.
penses total about $1,000( you pay your dental bill ~ 11Tadiated foods , a new cor-Salea for the nine months
eadl year, you have been January, youtll wind up m poration owned by Martin· rose to $2,280,462 f{om $1.-
takqlg the 10 per cent stan· "100 ~.actual m · ex-Marietta Corp.: Uniroyal, s.t0,646 for the like'l966 pe-dard, ~uctlon each year. penses. m each and no Inc., formerly U.S. Rubber; riod, an increase of 48 per.
But you might be able to deduction 1ther year. Isotopes, Inc., a ruvislon of cent. Net income increased
swi~h four ~penses so that Bu~ ~ ou pay your de~-Teledyne, Inc., and Allen to $283,861 or $1.02 per share
ye aCtua1 deductions in tal_l>ilfjust one month earli-Products Co., Inc., maker as compared to $136,110 or
eltbar 'f'l or '68 exceed the /er in December, you will of dog food and a division 49c a share, an improve.
standard deductilon wblle' create a $200 itemized med· of Liggett and Myers Tobac-ment of 108 percent p e r
your actual deductionS in kal deduction for •tn ('500 co Co. share.
the other year slµink to far
below the standard deduc-
tion. This will save taxes
for you •. _
Assume you have paid
f70 in ded\Jctible expenses
io far in ~. In December,
you receive an extra $1m
of deductible bills which you
would normally pay in '68.
By p~ the $IMlO this
year· tiifUd. you would be
able ~ct $1,500 for ac-
tual expe&es. Because ol
tb1s '800 p1Yment this year,
your actual dedlolCtible ex-
penaes would fall 'to $200 in
1968': So In 1968, you 'take
the 10 . percent standard de·
dudioa ol...$1,000. Your de-
ductions •for the two years
come to J2,500 Instead of
the $2,00() you normally
would bl .taking. And ,au
this you aC:bleve simply by
payiig thi; • one month
sooner. :·. If yoo ..canoot pyramid
your .diiil ~DHI Into
this yuir Ji ra1le your· de·
ductioDI jj8fltantiaU1 above
the s~ -deductioo, per·
haps yciu::.can reverse the Sol••ent CitJI procedure~ postpblllng as "'
manx act;µaJ expenses as
pr>ss ibJe from 1961 until
i -;~3. Then next year you
) Id combine your '68 ac·
I r Xl)enses wlth the post-
. -I '117 actual expenses
I m11ybe even part of
11J actual expeme& -
Laguna Beach is financially responsible says the California Society of Certi -
lied Public Accountants which presented certificates to Laguna Mayor William
Martin (second from left) and Shelby Langford, finance director, as La guna's
city manager James Wheaton Oeft) looked on. CPA Roy Osterhout presenter!
the award certificates. which al~o noted that Laguna Beach took honorable men-
tion in the accountants!._ Municipal Accounting Contest. Ceremony took pl ace
in San Francisco at the society's annual meeting.
/ California Federal Sa~
showed her how.
You can't beat Ellen Hardy at arithmetic: She just hadn't considered how
fast savings add up at California Federal. Money doubles in less than -
14 years at our current rate and compouncling. The annual yield is the
nation's highest on insured savings. So, with the nest eag inherited from
her parents and what she's saved already ••• doubled •• '.Ellen will have
the Big Money at retirement. And we'll give her the Big Money treat·
ment right along. Frietldly service. Our $1.S billion metHtrength. At
the nation's largest federal, we give everyone the Big Mailey treatment.
It's an extra pleasure with someone like Ellen Hardy.
Nation's highest eamings on insured savinp.
5.127% annual yield on pas,,book accounts when savings and all divi·
dends remain a year, i( our 5 % current annual rate is compounded daily
and maintained a year.
5.25% on·new bonus a<:eounts. 3-year bonus certificates on $1,000 Jlliru.
mu~ accounts earn 1/4% yearly bonus above base rate.
Dividends paid quarterly. Funds received by 10th of any month eam from the 1st.
After the 10th, new funds earn from Ut of following month. Funds in passbook
accounts 3 months or more earn to day withdrawn when account remalna open to
end of the quarter. Accounts insured to $15,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S.
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' Secret Repot! Lashes Job Carps
WASHINGTON (AP) - A
secret government report clreulalinc on Capitol Hill
present& a devutat1n1 pic-
ture of liCh costs, wute
and dllclplbwy problem• at
a Job Ccrpa center in Cali·
lornia.
It abows that after two
years of operation the eati-
mated co.lb Of the,. center
had JlllJlped from 112.8 mll-f i o n to '25.5 million, the
dropout rate waa 56 pe:r-
~erit and only 8 percent of
the enrollees were-placed in
jobs related to their train·
lag.
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The report alJo dlscloaes
•
that within' a 60-day period,
diamlual 'WU recomtnend-
ed JOf' 93 enroneu on dilci-
plinory """°"' ranalng from aaaault, robbery and
estortkll to UH of mariJU·
au end sex peruraloo.
Tiie report h • prellmln-
"'7 liull1 al the Parlu Job
Corps Ceqter at Pleaaanton,
by Ibo G<ooral AA:countlog
Office>-:._
It wu · rele.. on a
"strictly confidential" ba-
sis to members of Congress
to help them draft antipov-ertr Iegia:lation .
'!1ieSeoata ... --=·· 11111 .. ,_.,. tlle
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• It actually costs even less than
2c a load with gas.
•Any other kind costs 3 times as
'!nuch.
• During the lifetime of your dryer
you may save enough w ith gas to
buy yourself a new one.
• On installatioo costs alone. gas
can save you up to $150.
~ • No dryer dries clothes faster,
· fres_her or fluffier than a gas dryer.
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Attittldes Cltange
Frenclnnen Blase
About Red Bloc
Aµleret wu taken on
tours ol ,1imllar bJgh-level '
milkuy inlt.allatione wbea
be vlllted RuasI1 .
U ~n were con-
fuaed o v e r the 1overn-
mei1t'1 aharp critic.lsm of·
Communlall •t home and
the warm welcome to thoee
ftom Moscow, France's ai·
Ues' were even more baf·
flod .
GM-Journal
Scots , Welsh Guard.$·
Pageant on Display
the bw; and $3 fCJr the arena
seat) the trip is a bariaint
Cameron says. -Tbe bus
leaYea the Saucy swan; m
W. 1llb St., at 1 P.m. Frio
day and retunu: to the\ bof.
telry at about 11 p.m.--
A (lpeci.al guest of Cam·
eron on the trip will be a
Marine sergeant, recenUy
returned from Vietnam, and
bis wife. "We just want him
to see what real IOw.iert look
like," Cameron quipped.
Orson Aboard
rook mar OPIN DAILY
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Actors Die, Performances Live Oq ou T11 rons·r
Ingrid
Si, Play
No in NY
NEW YORK (UPI) -In·
grid .Bergman, ~~ on
Broadway alter a 21-year
absence, got a standing ova·
tion kom the opening night
audience Tbuesday and a
warm • pers~al w9comes
from the critics.
The play, Eugene O'Nelll's
"Mor, Stately Mansions,"
which appeared first in Los
Angeles, was less enthusi·
astically received.
The critics, wftlle express-
ing some doubt as to Miss
Bef\gman's suitability for the
part she was playing, were
unanimous in their admira·
tion of her personal quali·
ties.
UPI's Jack Gaver found
her "radiant and fascinat-
ing as ever"; Joho Chap-man of d:le l)aily News bail-
ed ber.aa "an aasW'ed and
beautiful actress," and Clive
Barriei of the New York
Timea ,described her as "a
woman so beautiful that she
is 'herself a work oC arl"
By GENE HANDSAKER
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -
Authors bequeath books and
bricklayers their handlwot k,
but screen actor& are uni·
quely priviledged: the y
leave th&auelves.
Immortalized on film and
sound traok, they remain
after death u real and vi·
brant to theh: public as
when they trod the movie
stages. And death has no
sting at the box office -
except as a stimulant in
rare instances where cult
followings develop.
About 900 students paid
their way into UCLA's
R-0yce Hall a few evenings
The _play, which O'Neill
never finjsbed, drew mixed ------------
reactions. They ranged from
Chapman's "Solemn and
impressive" through Gav·
er's "typical O'Neill" to
Barnes' acid comment that
the playwright was on the
right track when be tried to
destroy the play.
Even the crowd that gath·
ered to watch the first
nighters file into the thea-
ter c ame in for some criti·
cism.
''You couldn't get near tlhe
door the last time," said
. one elderly woman, who said
She was among the crowd
outside whe..o Miss Bergman
opened in Maxwell Ander-.,,
son's "Joan of Lorraine" in
1~6. "That was really some·
thing!"
'.sellers Not , .
So:..Funny
At Air.port.
INGLEWOOD (AP)
British comedian P e t e r
Sellers has \:>een sued for
$2,035,000 by a former air·
line employe who says Sell·
,ers ,.threatened to use"
karate on him during a
quarrel that cost the man
!tis job.
3 Concerts
In County
This Week
Orange County music lov·
ers will have a selection of
three events during the next
week in Fullerton, Orange
and Santa Ana.
Rita Fuszek and Des·
mond Kincaid, assistant pro·
fessors of music at Cal
State Fullerton will give
their first formal dual pi·
ano recital Friday at 8:30
p.m. in the campus rttital
hall.
The program~ which is
tree and open to the public,
will include Variations on a
Theme of H a y d n by
Brahms. Suite No. 2, Opus
17 by Rachmaninoff a n d
Trio Sonata in ·E Flat by
Bach, transcribed for two
pianos by Victor Babin.
The Dolmetsch • Schoen·
feld Ensemble will appear
in recital at Chapman eol·
lege Sunday at 8 p.m. in
the college auditorium. The
program will include works
from the 18th and 20th cen·
turies.
ago to applaud two movies
a combined 38 years old.
reaturlng six actors n o w
dead.
CAMP TOUCH
The hip collegians laugh-' ed at a now camp touch
in 1953's "Shane," -a mon·
grel slinking away to un-
derscore a gunfighter's . vii·
lainy. But they clearly rel·
ished two of the greatest
fight sequences ever filmed
and the heroics of Alan
Ladd, clean-looking, deep·
voiced and laconic in fting.
ed buckskins as he drove
the bad guys from the set·
Uers' valley.
"Casablanca'' bas been <'
television counUeH times
and like "Shane" seemed
tiny in its old S.by-4 !ormat
on the wide .a'een. But tho
students applauded Humj>h·
rey 'aogart when he ap-
peared, sune and cynical.
The 194.1 film aJao bad SU•
ave Claude Bains, 1lnist.er
Sydney GrffJ\Street, sly Pe·
ter Lorre and excitable S.
Z. Sakall -&Il, -nke Bogie,
now gone but aeeminaly as
alive as ever. ·
IMMORTALITY
A more spectacular ex·
ample of deceued actors'
tmiuortall~ at the box of.
flee ii "Gone Wltb t b e
Wind,'" Whlcb MGM 11 re-
leasing for the sixth time
after a tab of MO rnilUon
on previoua rounds. Now. it's
in wlde·tereem format and
ox-track tound.
'Ola, My PaPa'
That's Our· Eddie
In MiMl,e Ag~in
By VERN~ SCO'f1
U" .._,,.,.. C:.I JI tu I
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Eddie Flatter bas a geniut
fOr makinf news, ho,wever
reluctantly, with beaiatltul
actresies.
in bfa flamboyant heyday
even Errol FlYJUl lacked the
knack for compl'cated tbree-
corner lhota that Filher bu
evidenced in the put dee~
ade.
ently hiVen't. elveft it a ,1ec-
ood thought.
· Eddie ~ learned lhat.i--------.. 11
hasty marriaa9' can bave1r----------a
ectU9111 Jwty couequences.
He , filed suit· agaiut Mrs. THE WXURIOUI
Burton, cJatmlnt ibey were .MEW ~a, • .._. 1tlll man and wife IDCl that .. ....,.
he WU due eblne mQlioo l' THEATRE
dollara undec. a eorporate (~~-=~ structure eltabllahed durtq -the m8fri.agi Tb& cue ii NOMI °' l9(aH CHAii Loell
•till ~. I 1Dt WT IALIOA am.
Enter Connie steveaa. I ~ PUlllSIU• m ...... Fisher's romantic odyssey
' began in 1965 with hi.a mar-
riage to Debbie Jleynolds.
The perfect match: curly'
haired singer and dimpled
bea~ »year.old blODde, . • CHllO WITH NllNT ONLY • and Eddie found himself in
still another triangle. OouJd
he marry Connie and still
have a valid claim ol being ingenue .. .... . Liz' legal husband? Then Eddie ran i~to his If, 88 Fisher believes, he
first triangle. Foll-Owing ~~ iB still married tn Elizabeth, ~e-crasb death. of. h 1 s . where does that leave. tam frie~d. producer Mike ~d, if·be is allowed to CopOle?
Eddie comforted wid. w Eliz. mB prediCAlplent is 'tur·
abetb Taylor all the. way to tber compUcat:ect by the fact
Ute altar after a quickie di-that Miss Stevens bore him
vorce from Debbi~ a daughter, Joely, last SUn·
The! general reaction was day morning. Sbe registered
that Eddie changed wives al the hospital a Connie
with unaeemly baa!e. Stevena Fiaber.
Our hero then accompani-Connie's dlvoru...from her
ed his bride to Rome where tint buJband doetn't be-
she was to star in "Cleo-come final in California un·
pa tr a." tit this w&ek, altho'-'b a
Enter Rkbard Burt.on. and ftiend said she. too, received
Fisher found bimaelf in his a Mexican divorce earlier
second triangle. Thia time this year.
he was odd tnan out, sitting Eddie has said notbing ex·
on the sidelines while the cept that he and NJss Stev•
Welshman ran off with lih ens are married. 1=;::::;;:::;::::;:::==:=:=::=::~
wire. --rbere doesn't seem to belr
SoJDe Cartoon
Elizabeth was granted a any reason for Eddie to
Mexican divorce Ji1 Febru· speak out at all. He makes
ary, 1964,'and about a menth news without really trying.
later became Mn. llichard
Burton in a Montreal cere-
mony. SCR Mural Hard to Miss Fisher, however, refuled
By TOM TITUS
Of Ille 0.llY 1'1111 Staff
• f)
South Coast Repertory's
new Costa Mesa theater is
an impressive looking edi-
fice, what with the increased
seating area, the new elatr
orate lighting complex and
the carpeted and~ chande·
tiered lobby.
But it may be a while aft-
er. you enter the Third Step
Theater before. you notice
any of the~. You see.
there's this mural ori. the
wall ...
It's a pretty imposing
sight -imposing enough to
slow traffic on Newport
Boulevard when the lobby
lights are on. It stands 12
feet tall and me..sures 20
feet wide.
The creator of this pop
art cartoon is SCR scene
to recognhe either the. di·
designer Sergio O'Cadiz. vorce or tne .marriage. Al!
who will provide a new far as he was concerned the
mural for each dwlge of triangle was still intact, al·
progr~m at the 'l'bird Step. though the Burton1 appar·
The currenf one, a comi,c ----------
comment on theater, ac·
companilea ~ company'.s
first production on the new ~
stage, ''Big Solt Nellie." ' ......, ... -.....,,.,
"I felt that such a thing .,_.. .'!::: :t:'vao't',
was right for the show," "DIVOICI AMlllCAN
O'Cadiz explains. "The mLI"
painting goes along with the sh1r1tY MKU•N•
feeling of the play -with "WOMAN TIMU SIYIN"
the black humor." ,. ~ .... ~~~~u~sfitiv~~~~r~~~~~ ',:•T•iiiJ!
mg the mural , once he had --
designed it on a smaller ......,.
scale. -.....,
"And regardless of what ~u
anyone says," commented Mt*•• new,,,•~
SCR technical director John u. MA•vtN • ...,. IYAN
Arthur Davis, "it was not
done by the numbers."
'"JHI DIRTY DODN"
0.0.. HAMILTON
"THI JACK OF
DIAMONDS"
Coast Actors Appecir
In Pasadena Musical
·, :..· .. ".
HARBOR BLVD.
.. ,,, .... ACI ..... Cellf'
"O,tlATION KID
lltOTHll"
_AIJDREY .HEP81JRN
ALBERT
FINNfiY
Tltlr MAllE
SOMmtlftQ
WOllOOIFUl ~
IEJNG Al.Mi
SPECIAL KIDS SHOW
S1turd1y only
"MAYA"
Ind
Edward Kane, 40. a pub-
lic relations man, charged
in his Inglewood Superior
Court suit Tuesday that
Sellers intentionally caused
h.im .emotional distress July
26 at Los Angeles Interna·
tion~l Airport.
The recital will include
Trio Sonata in D Minor by
G. P . Telemann, movements Two Orange Coast actors
from Suite No. vm by Mar· a~e among the cast of . the
in Marais and Duo for vio-highly successfuJ mUBtcal
Jin and cello by Zoltan Kod· "'ii
aly.
"Lock Up Your Daughters,"
which has been he ld over
for an additional five weeks
at the Pasadena PlayhoUP. .. ;:..:;:~~~ I
"ISLAND QF THE
BLUE DOLPHINS"
Showtf rne 1 p.m.
The suit asserted Sellers
. wrote a letter to Kane's
employer .. Air France, and
that Kane was ask~ to re·
c;igo effective Tuesday.
The Santa Ana eommu-SAC Slates nity Concert series launch-
P eter Church of Coroiia
del Mar plays the roman·
tic lead of Ramble in the es its season Tuesday at
8: 15 p.m with a concert by
pianist Jorge-Bolet in the
Santa Ana High School au-
ditorium.'
'Tom-Jones' h Lionel Bart . m~sical based
. ~ on Henry Fielding's "Rape
A S-Outh Laguna student Upon Rape." Doug Wood of
will play a leading role in Laguna Beach appears Jn
the Santa Ana College pro· the supporting role of Braz-
duction of "Tom Jones," encourt
which will be presented ·
Nov. 16-18 at SAC's Phillips Church is fa miliar to
. c ....
~l-1'19tllltlt Ntl"lt-Sllatllf'fllt
"CASTU OF ILOOD"
lllt.~~
....,., c:.iMfy • c.ter
,_ ,ONDA
IAllFOT IN THI 'AllC"
SN CIASAa Vari MILH
"THI SPIRIT IS
WILLIN•"
Hall. ~ South Coast Repertorv aUdi·
Ivar Dyrenforth will ap-ences for his leads i~ "'lbeliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ________ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
pear as Partridge in the Birthday Party'' and "The
SAC comedy with Tom Brun-Hostage." WOOd ha~ ap-
ner Of Santa Ana taking the peared many times at the
ALSO
EDDIE
flSHER
JOEY FORMAN
BALLET L MERICA
,., ,.... ....... CAtll '"' l"4lf tNftl eptlt
NOW ~·
PLAYING EUHOPA 68 p
title role. Orange's Toni ll.urray is featured as So-Laguna Playhouse his Jut
phia Western and Darlene role being LitUechap in
Moo~ of Costa Mesa will "Stop the World -I Want
be seen as Honour. to Get OH.''
SAC drama director Stew-"Daughters." which runs
art Rogers has selected Tuesdays through Sund..;1
mod dress for ms adaptation until Nov. 26, also features
of the Henry Fielding novel. the musical direction of .Dor·
Eugene Isaacson. art in-is Shields of Laguna Reac)l,
structor at the college. will who has collaboralrd on the
accompany on the harpsi· Laguna Playhouse·~ p a 1 t
chord. two summer musical~
~ ~~ .. ?,~.,~!~:tory
At tk Jnl Step Tlleoml
1127 Ntwpert lh,d., Coste Mtte
LAST WHK
''llG SOFT HILLIE" by Henry Livin91
• fl•1hy mu1k-h1ll f•rce
ltt•rldoys tftl'll 1undoys et l :lO '·"'·
.Al Ille 2nd Step Tlteotr91
in
.hriftitHJ
color
SEE IT
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UCI Lists Full Schedule of Events for.-Nove·mher
FOUOWlng l's the caJender Hell, • om Ti.. UCI Wr11"'9 c.n1 .. •M lie •:• It.ft!. o-r.i ~ $1, ~ U ,,_..., .. M ,......., P«scie<llVI 0.f'l'fl ~ltllClll SI, llll!fff'ls lOc M•lof, ~. t1 It-Lii MclC•v•
II S.llW•tr C111ton1i. Poelrv llMdl,,. Clfcuit Cllnta lOc ACADEMIC ANO l.OMHi1$TltATllll! "Poi.tlllels Ill ~N Tldlnolo9Y" l)lTl!NSIOH 1.ICTUltl Sllt11$ vlollril Joi" 'Tall1N1-. vlolollc.etloi Of events at Ule University GERMAN CLUll FILM ll"Hl'nt P•ul t:ngt., Director ot "'-lilCTENllOlt 1.ICT\lltl! llltlll HOLIOAYI • Jtflrtr 1.ln4Per. Jtffl'IY Llt1Ch11¥ • 'TM WIMI• ol lltt~hlllon ~rllle Ktft1, pi.no.• 1616 Fine Artt. d ' "Die LetM llrV(ke" llh• Lui llrt. lnlt~lioMI Wr1Hn11 Prowem. ScllOOI Tiii WWII .... ..,,.,.,..... • n ~ AUOC.I IHtt Fremes. see N-''WM~ Ille """"" lttvollltlfn?" 4 pm Of California, lrvtne unng dge) Sclenai Lecture Hell MCI pm. ot Lellets, Unlwrsltr of iow.. Ila • "'Tiii DldlM el IMPtrltl ltuula CONCeltT -• btr 12 IPr llmt, Pltc:t A rt. Or. Mtrtill I . Malit, ftrote•SOt of ITliNSION LECTUlll! SElltlES the month of November. ~nerel tdmlnlon ll.2~. sludenh 11 Ntlurtl S<!Mc.9 •• pm .............. ........,.... .. Or Lo. Metl• ..... ~ ~,,. 11 ....,., . Hlstorv, UC ltr1ttitY. Strlti lldltt Ou1rt Ecotoer I" the loulhwut h Sffson tkkth tvt lltble ltom tf11 EXTENSION LECTURI! JElllES Mtl'ltll I! . .,._..., .~ ., H'6-lubln Miflll ~ C8(111M eXl'ls:~ECTUlt.1! S!lllH l'IO ....... 11111., "Meri' In t11t OIMrt -Tiit Ot1trl
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Id ..... -TIM WINI .. el IM
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1616 FIM Arts. J:lt P·"'· -TICltt11
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DANCE ~ W ASUCI G411_., ,...za, 11 :38 e."' lo 1.lO
p.m.
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Check 'Ills
With Snap
Of Camera
LOS ANGELES -A cam·
era that .,,aps color pictures
of lbe ~ ol the stom-
ach can ·..spot cancers and
ulcers tbat X-ray analysis
often rnJases, a stomach
speclalW reports.
Dr. James Richard Hoon
of Sheboygan, Wis., s a i d
Monday ~ of 600 patients
he has photographed. 18
were found to have stomach
cancer And of the 18. sev-
en cancers didn't show • up
on X rays.
The· camera-using a Jong
tube with a shutter and
light on the end. inserted
through the mouth-located
23 ulcers of 6.5 missed by
X raya. he said. Of 68 ulcers
... the X rays (lid locate. the
camera missed only three.
Dr. Hoon gave his report
to the opening session or
the three-day meeting of the
American CoUege or Gas-
troenterology.
He said the camera was
developed in the 1950s m t in but had only limited
there until the early
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Thursday, November 2, 1967 DAILY PILOT 25
Trojans . Favored
By 20 Over Cal
In S~turday Clash
BERKELEY (AP) -Eveo without
ace tailback 0 . J. Simpson, the Uni-
versity of Souttlern CaWornia Trojans
ruled as heavy favorites to success-
fully defend their No. 1 national rank-
ing when they meet California's Bears
on Saturday.
Odds quoted the Trojans as 20-polnt
favorites to take their ninth straiight
victory .over Californ1a and post their
eighth victory without setbaek on the
sea a on.
Simpson 1ita this one out with a foot
injury suffered last week when the
Trojans beat Oregui 28-6. Senior
Steve Grady stars in the job which
he · inherited in the third quarter a
I week ago, /
Callf omia Coach Ray Wilsey notecr,"
"Southern California bas depth and
ability across the board. It's not a one nian team by a loo.g shot. When Simp-
am's substitute ran foe over 100 yards
against Oregon, it indicated that USC
baa great blockers."
Gr.dy rushed for 1~ yards and
scored a touchdoWn after taking over
b-O.J .
Galifonrla bas sagged after winning
three of lb first !our games, losing
last Saturday 2.'M to W a a h i n gt o n
wtacb bed Jolt to USC the previoua
.... .,, the identical ~-
pected for the 1:30 p.tn. game in Cal's
Meqiorial Stadium to see bow the Tro-
jans perform without Ile atar who
gained 1,050 yards ruahing and threw
three touchdown passes in seveo
giamea.
New \7ork
Ends Laker
Win Streak
Orange Coast Picked
Gay Brewer
Readies
'Best Shots'
The 8een have speed in ha1ftMlck
Paul Wllllama and a pusing attack ~ baa proved dangerous at times.
"Quarterbacks Barry Bronk and Randy
Humphries do the throwing and &.foot.
7 end Wa11e · S~wart leads the Pa·
cillc-8 receivers with 33 catches f o r
355 yards.
Southern California goes with a
backfield directed by Steve Sogge.
Wingback Jim Lawrence will be the
back-up man for Grady should be
Sal Maglie
Takes Rips
At Williams
BOSTON (AP -Deposed BOllton
Red Sox pitching coach Sal Maglie
has blasted Manager Dick Williama on
eeveral counts, Including claims that
Williama uted poor judgment in the
seventh World Series game and later
lacked •ithe cQurage or decency to tell
me I was fired."
To Defeat Fulle~on need a respite. '
LOS ANGELES (UPl)-Wlllis Reed
started at center in place of Walt Bel-Completely aware that I'll be b~
Iamy for tt>e New York Knicks here ed 81 either a nag waver or a nut,
Wednesday night and that was 1be dif. 1 feel compelled to publicly predict
ference. that Orange Coast College will defeat
The three-year National Basketball Fullerton JC Saturday night in their
Association veteran poured in a ca-football date at Anaheim Stadium.
reer high 53 toints to pace the Knlcks Sucb 8 forecast does not come forth
to a 129-113 victory over the Los An-. merely because I owe OCC coach Dick
geles Lakers before a crowd of 6,58'J Tucker a 1teak dinner or because the
at the Sporta Arena. .-;_ ____ ~ fropl ~-J'~ fti;e ~lay~ ID
The Lakers, now 5-3 for the ..a.cm. 1M!Veree.~~ ;6ia ·~logic.'"'-._
are scheduled to meet lhe Bostoft CeJ-lt comec fl'Om..havtnt seen wc rr . · rates make huh out of San Bemar-tics at Boston Friday nigbl dino last weekend and knowing the
The loss snapped a f~-game Laker Jaw of averages is due to catch up
vtctqy string while the wjn aDowed with Bal Sberbec.k'• Hornets.
New York to break a six"!»Dtelt las-And lhowint· a near-flawleu mark
Ing streak. in tbe predtcilon department, coast
Reed, a former Grambling ltar,
equalled Loa Angetes• Jerry West's cme
quarter Sports' Areail reCfl 'Of 25
points in the. HCoocl feriod.
~ 6-10, 235-pound CieDCer' bettered
'bis previoua penoaaJ ~pf 46·pointa
· by hitting 21 ~ 29 fte'id toal atwnpta
and 11 of 12 fre& tbroW fries.
~e Russell tallltd 22 for New
York wblle BellalQy and Diet Van
Andale each bed 13. · • •
Veteran Elgin Baylor lcored ~
points foe the Iaera md Mel t'AJQa.tl
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NBA
•ASTERN DIVISION
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Clt1elnnttl .............. S ' .556 7
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Btlllmor• .............. J s .m 3"" H4IW Ycwtr ..••...••..•.• 2 4 .:zso ,v,
9fUTHN DIVISION
St. Loula .............. 10 1 .M -
Sen' FrenclM:O • • .. • ••• I .4 .'67 2Vt L.111 ....... : ...... s 3 -'2S ~
SHltle . . . • . . . .. • ... .. . • 2 ~7 .222 7
Sen D'-.. .. • • • • .. .. 2 7 .222 7 ClllctllO . . . . .. . . • .. .. . . . 0 • .000 ~ . ........,, ........
SI. Loula 101, Clnelnnetl ff
,... FretlCISCO 137, DttrOll 132
Phlledttpt,lt 136, .. ltfmort 111
Hew Yorlt 12t, Liii Anotles 113
St" Dle90 13', Seeltle '" ,..,,. .......
Chieffo 111. Seeftlt t i SHktM, Watll. ,,...,. ... _
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Plltlllurtlll .. .. .. • .. .. • .. .. 2 .'67 2
Mh\ntlOle .............. J 3 .500 3
Nnt Jeraev ............ J ' .Of 3...,
Kenf\/C:ky ...... , ........ J .S • .llS 4
wunaN DIVISION
New Orlta,. .......... 4
()eklend ................ 4
Dtnvtf' .................. J Dell• .••••••••••••••••• 2
Allllltlm ""'"'"""" 2 .._loft ................. I
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fam can ~tely begin plannlng
victor)' PVUea for Saturday on the
ltreqtb of my record.
Fer eumpJe, who WU it that s&1d
USC 1'0U1d defeat Notre Dame last
)Ur? Oops! But wu it my fault the
Trojam bad a few bad breaks and
lost, $1.()?
And .who.wu it that branded Mon-
rovia u ~ poorest league baste~
bd champion In the CIF la~ year?
Could I help it if the Wildcats got
lucky In the playoffs and bagged the
CIF championship?
it that isn't enough to impress you,
how about that foncaJt Jalt .January
that Michigan would win the Big 10
tiUe this fall? U the Wolverihes ha~t
lost 1beir first three conference bat.
tlea, they would have made my pre-
diction come true.
So. remember who said it: Orange eoarwill beat Fullerton.' "'
( €dH Geu •oo•t
'1.S. Olympie water ptlo CMcltea aeti.. oat a meaaap of encoara1e-
meat for tile wea.Wa of talent la the
Oruge C.Out area: Doatt despair,
tlaere will 'lte some openings oa the
Amerleu team wlllcb wUl 1'e dDed tltrHfll next year'• Trtalt la Loa
Aqelet.
Art Lambert and Monty· Nlt.Uow-
lll agree U.at aevea or elpt berths
may be filled la the Trtall and pelnt
oat that the C.Oroaa del Mar Swim
AalOdatlon coalcl well aapply aome
of the playen cbotea for oar Olym-
pic aqaacl. ~
DisgutlllfJ rSiglat
How disgusting to see the ol~er teen-
aged set out for handouts on Hallo-
ween night!
After all, you'd think that when
they get to be the age where they
have to take 'the clgaret~ out of their
mouth to aay "trick oil treat" that
they'd find a more exciting way to
spend .the evening .•
Rd• OW,t Rl~la
Accordiaf to one applicant for
the American Basketball Adocla-
tto11't offlctal corps, refa 1n tbe new
pro loop pt '71 rr came salary
plu '35 per Dlcht apeues aad free
air ~poriadoa Wweea dttes.
That m.eua 1btt eoatnvental
Mae Sgotiba of 'Fallen. JC' baaJecl
HONOLULU (AP) -Gay Brewer
carried pro-amateur honors into to..
day's start of the '100,000 Hawaiian
Open goll tournament at ms f>avor-
ite course.
Brewer carded a 69 that included a
32 on the back nine Wednesday of the
1n a cool fill fqr tt ~· efto~ 7,IXX).yard, par-72 Waialae course. He
Tueaday ~t -ucl. lie oaly ha won the fh-st Hawaiian Open over the
te drtye a badM ef D1lM" to earn coorse in • and la.st year tied with
the .• e....-I~ = __ Bllly casper )or second pl.ace. ~'Out*ce aaya ~ ~-,,1._ read)t• to gt\'• Jt my b e 1 t
'it could mate ~t~ I '.er lea· sbota," be said after he bad recorded
ion with the A.BA. B•ruDy, the a • that included a S2 on tile back
lure of tile blc money wm pall nine.
Sgobba oat of the Orange County "I've always liked the course, and
Officlala Auodatlon. · I seem to .be playing it well agan. I
VIETNAM DUTY
bit the ·green on three of the par fives
in ttro shotl, aod if I can keep that
up I will have a good chance."
Arnold Palme~, one ~ the c~fiavor-FO R BLANCHARD • !tes with Brewer and Casper, piled up
NEW YORK (AP) -Felix (Doc)
Blanchard, one of the U.S. Military Ac·,
ademy's greatest foo.tball players, and
John M. (Max) Minor, an Army team· mate, have been assigned to £lying
duty in Vietnam, the Air Force said
\l.~a.v·· mancbard, a tlf?ee.time All-America
at fullback and ·'Winner of the Heis·
man and SuJ]lvan Trophies in 1945, will
join the 3ll8th 'Tactical Fighter Wing
at Kborat.~ Bue in Thaila.Dd, OD
Feb. 25, 1Je8.
Minor, who played halfbapk, ;wtn
join the 4IOtb TactleaNteconnaissance
Wing at Tan Son Nbut Air Base in
South Viet.Dam on Dec. 13. Both. men
are lieutenant colonels ·and will f l y
F·l05 fighter planes.
Blanchard was Mr. lnllide to baif-~cl( Gleon Dav.ii' ~. Outside in the
famed Anny backfield that led the
Oadeta to unbeaten seasons in 1944,
1945 and 1946~ Only a scoreless tie
against Notre Dame in 1946 prevent-
. ed Army from wtnmrlg three straight
national ehampionabj.pa.
a 79 in the pro am, including a flubbed
sand trap abot. But no one was count-
ing him out when the bell rings today.
"I am not a gQOd putter on Ber-
muda gl'as!I greens," PaJmer said.
"And all but QDe of the greens here
are Bermuda."· .
A win for Palmer would put him
over t.he· $200:000 for the year-e first
time that his ever been done-and a
top three fintsb would push him past
Jack Nicklaus on the money list.
Caaper had 71 in Ile pro am, as did
defending champion Ted Makalena of
Hawail.
Top 9COre for the day, with a hand-
ful of the players out, was 67 by Tom-
my Aaron, the slender, bespectacled
Georgian wno bas a history of lead-
ing golf tournaments in the early
rounds but seldom on Sunday.
The final two rounds-Saturday and
Sunday will be televised live to the
mainland and Eng1and via satellite.
Plans to televise live to Japan h.ave
been switched to a deJayed tape show-
ing.
A crowd of 45,000 or more is ex-
Two Drivers
Hurt in Baja
ENSENADA, Mex. (AP) -Two
Southern California auto car drivers
weie seriously inJured in an accident
at the start oHlle-Mexican 1,000 Rally.
Spencer Murray,~. of Saugus and
Ralph Poole, 42, of Burbank w e r e
driving down the Baja California pe-
ninsula Wednesday when the car they
were in flipped at about 100 miles an
botJr.
Both .\vere taken to civil bospitfl in
Emenada. Murray was repo~ to
have .auffered multiple fractures of
the spine and a compound frac~ of
the right arm. Poole, who was driVlDg,
suffered a broken collar bone, back
injuries and other bruises.
The pair had originally set the non·
st.op record for the 900-mile drive from
Tijuana to La Paz last July. T h e y
cruised the distance in a 1967 .Ramb-
ler American passenger car in 31
hours.· Previously the road to La Paz
was taken only by four-wheel drive
and other off-the-road vehicles.
Quarry-Spencer
Fight Delayed?
A hand injury suffered by heavy·
weight Jerry Quarry may rule out a
proposed Dec. 16 date for a meeting
ag&inst San Fraocdsco's Tbad Spenc-
er in tile World Boxing Association's
heavyweight tournament.
Quarry outpointed Floyd Patter-
son last Saturday aftemoon to move
""into the tournament seD.finals .. X·
rays of tile Bellflower, Calif., figtit •.
er's swollen band disclosed no broken
bones.
Race Dates Face Revision
Schedule Dispute Settlement Needed
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -'lbe con·
troversy .over Callforma· horse r•g
dates ln which the racing uaociations
were embroiled in disputes a;rtong
theJDSelvea and with the · pari-mutuel
employes guild reached the day of
declllon today. . •
'lbe Qallfornia horse racmg board
called tX>getber all parties to the dis-
pute. fn an effort to reach a final set-
tlement ID its notice to the racing
aasoclations, the board said that un-
less a settlement was reached, it
might reconsider the entire 1968 rac·
Ing schedule, including 'd a t e s
previously allocatied, and return to
the 1966 racing ~edule.
Fo~ 1988, the board bad ,granted
Santa Anita and Hollywoesd Park 75
days of racing under new state leg-
islation which permitted more racing
days thM before. The board also
had granted Golden Gate Fields 11
weeks of racing , from March 5 to
May 18 followed by a T.anforan at
Golden Gate meeting running 'intil
J,une ·U . Del Mars summer meeting
was authorized to start Jul:y 24 wlth
no t'eanination date set.
The chief controversy, 'however,
was not over spring dates but over
fall racing in wbicil overlaps were
threatened in both northern and
Southern California.
Del Mar thls year was gr81lted
four weeks of extra racing this fall.
But the meeting which closed Mon-
day, running in competition ~tti a
Western Harness Racing Association
meeting at Hollywood Park, proved
so disastrous that Del Mar indicated
it would not seek fall dates in 1968.
The chief conflict in tbe south was
between the Los Alamitos quarter
-horse ~ting and the harness rac-
ing.
The Tanforan at Bay Meadows ob-
jected to an overlap with a proposed
Sacramento thoroughbred meeting of
the Capital Turf Club. The proposed
northern schedule also would have the
Bay· Meadows meeting at the s~e..
time as a Sacramento quarter horse
meeting.
'"The board intends to reach a de-
cision on the 1968 racing &cbedule,"
the notice ol meeting announced.
The possibility mentioned by the
board ttiat it might reconsider tbe ea.
Ure 1968 racing schedule, drew the
indignant objections of Santa Anita
and Hollywood Park, which envision-
ed a solid slate of 150 days of tho-
roughbred racing starting Dec. 26,
1967, and running ~ July 22.
The two major Sou~rn California
tracks had· been grxited their 15
weeks of racing each on the pleas
they bad to get started on their plan·
ning.
The original state legislation had
authorized night raoing for which the
quarter horse and harness tracks had
campaigned for years. But the im·
passe with the pari-mutuel guild de·
layed any decisions on night ra-c ing,
leaving those tracks competing for
daytime dates with the thoroughbred
tracl<s and each other.
,·
The usually quiet Maglle made h1a
comments in a telephone interview
published in today's Boston Herald
Traveler. He spoke from a hospital
room in Niagara Falls, N.Y., where
he is in traction for treatment of a
neck injury suffered in an automobile
accident in Buffalo last month.
"l got a lousy deal from Dick Wil·
lia4s," Maglie said. "I've .kept quiet
IongAenaugh ..• I don't like being
stepped on."
Maglie said Willlam.s "never liSe
tened to me," Including during t b e
seventh World Series game when Boa-
BLASTED BY MAGLIE
Dick Wllll1ms
ton right-bander Jim Lonborg wu
pounded by the victorious St. Louis
Cardinals bel'ore being relieved.
"It was obvious Lonborg didn't have
it. Wllllams should have gotten him
out sooner, and I told him so. It wu
a crimt! that he Jet a man who'd
done such a great job for him all
season take a ~unding like that. It
was degrading,' Maglie said."-'
As for his own situation, Maglle
aaid Williams to1d him after the fast
Series game,'' "I'll be talking to you.'•
"I'm still waiting," the former pitch-
ing great said. "He's never had the
courage or decency to tell me I w• fired."
Maglie, who was operating on a two.
year contract extending through this
season when Wllllams was hired, sald
be could "appreciate the fact that the
guy probably never wanted me on his
staff in the first place."
He said because of •this he went to
Williams at mid-season and offered to
'step aside, but the manager "didn't
have the courage" to take him up on
it.
Mag.lie also questioned the hiring
of a forme~ catcher, Darrel Johnson,
as his succl!ssor.
· "I th.ink a pitching coach should be
a former pitcher," he said. "Be
should have that feeling-know what
it's like to be out on the mound."
The famed "Barber" who helped
pitch the old New York Giants and
Brooklyn Dodgers lo National League
Th e famed "Barber" w'ho helped
"may be all through with baseball and
pennants in the 1950s, also said he
had not sought another baseball job
and may not when he is released from
the hospital.
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-JfJ DAILY PILOT Thursday, NOW!lllbef 2, 1%7
Monarchs' Proud Defense
Attempts to Brake Friar~
By O~NN WHJTE
OI Ille Dtl" l'llllt St•lt
Once ·beaten S e r v·i h
throws ita offensive mi&ht
against Mater Dei High's
talented defensive corps to.
night when the two paroch·
ial rivals renew · gridlron
hostilities at Anaheim St.a·
dium.
A throng of J.3,000 is ex-
pected for the B p.m. kick·
o!f.
The duel figures to go a
long way toward determin-
ing the Angelus League
cbampionabip with tonight's
IUJ'Vivors the logic~ choice
for title honors. Only St.
l>aul will Jt!.Dd in the road
for the victor.
Servite, on the baals of its
6-1 season record and glim·
mering offense, is the choice
by a touchdown over coach
Bob Woods' outfit'.
The F1 iars have averaged
28 points per game lo dis·
PQSing of Compto" <33-Ul.
Centennial (!6-6), Long
Beach Poly (25-22). Verbum
Dei (28-7) and St. John .Bos-
co (42-0). Their lone set-
back waa at the hands ot.
San Diego (33-12). ·
Mater Del's story bas
been just the opposite. 1'le
Monarchs, riddled by back·
ftekl graduation losaes; got
off to a slow start and the
defense carried the burden
while the offense jelled.
So, Wooda' bunch Umped
three fruatntlng week& -
falling to the CIF's top rat·
ed team. Santa Ana. 7-6;
bowing to Lakewood, 6-0
and tying Loyola 7-7.
Then tfie Red and White
got in gear-and got coordi·
nated with Its attack. llully Ma1U DIA••~ df.
unleuhing a P81'1i14 tbrut feme bu ... ...,... cm11
last weet In . Y..qull.b1ns rT polnta in ~ prDt...-IO of Cantwell, eomplieUDa over· tboee coin1nC ~ .._._...
SO percent of ita throws. weeb aplut top di.a
Quizzed a bout loal&bt's OPllCllillon · • •
tiff with the Frlan, Woodl . Sentte'a only .. nw the
says: "We have to eontaia • Mon:ardll was II\ UM,
their paaaiog ud not let 1U. •
them have the euy· touch-~ ~~-. I "'Ibey bave a One qGif. '
terback Brtld Wekall ud ~=~~=:·&• m en are oatstandin1. & l:f., fl
"They should be tbie f.av-,~ oe1 ;~ -;1::1:be ~ = . ~ I we aren't rated ama1 die '1~ top 2A)." • . Wllll-
ff OWever, Wooda~optn-iPr"-
ed that Lakewood Ui S.ta .,. ==1 c .. ,.,.. ~
Ana haVe s1roater -.m. w.t LIM A,,.,... ... than does Servu.., 1AJ a.din.Id A,..,... UU • llU ,T•m A-... 114.1
: .. V~gs
Menace
• I
l\e•UDs on tbe tai.nt~
arm Of tilm1oa quarterback
MiJla ?au _.. the .,. of OU 'ol the
MUOl111 c fOotball up-..... ·.
Por ~ua'a ebillty to -
crack s•ta Ana ~·· d~ -ftDM wMl prokbly tell the !'GQ'~ at Santa Ana Bowl wbea Mariaa tackles
the S a ID h bl a &wet
Leape coJUaJon.
Sama Alla steam. into it.a
frlendly ~ irltb a nifty
M record and the top rank·
lrlg for tbe CJF and Orange
CounCJ .• ~ Tom 8aJ~
. ~· .
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__,-:'. \ BUD TUCKER
:rarS Back
In Form,
Win, 14-2
OCC AllllAL THRIAl'·-~k Pu1 Ltino&De (5) wU1 cany·Onnge
Coast College's ~ustna cborel~on -.. tu1Dted ann 1~urday nigbt "1-the
Pirate. face .• 'mllht)' ftallerton at Anaheim Stadutpi In the showdown ~r the
Eastern Conference tlUe. Thi Hornets haven't loft in their tut 84 outioas. .._' \
, win'• elUfY crew owns
three ma.lcbt abuio,rt wins
over bllhlY tout.eel rivals. bluting Anlheim · (28-0),
Weatminlter (34-0) and New
port Hatbor (48-0).
Santa Ana bouts an awe-
some ~ce ot speed, pow• er, Ille, olf eue and defense •
'
el-. ,
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LOS ANGELES -Nobody stuck his head out of a
&lanhole and· asked me, but ...
0. J . Simpson will be in ~e USC lineup against
J CLA. il he has to run on one foot.
Getting an invitation to rialt the .internal Revenue
111 like being invited to a hangiiig.
The Newport Harbor Vl('-
alty ClF water polo expresa;
after being temporarily d•
railed witb a M Joa at the
haoda ol DoWnly ....atuPr
day, has man.aged IO nbuild
its deam and recoYa" from u. Ont Jou of .......
with Ml almost lm!m&able
momentum.
~l~ry Of Wiµili 1ng
W~igh~ ·on H·Orn~ts
However Marina la com-
ing off lta bat-fame of the
campaip -a 31-7 thrasti.
inc of We1tern (the Saintl"
topped WeatefD, 21-7). With
... Tamiyasu's throwing and a
corpi ot sta,ndout receivers,
the Vlke• are a serious men-
aoe to Baldwin's drum of
an unbeaten yeat.
As he points out, "We're
plenty worried about Mar·
ina. They have the kind of
offense tbl,l can raise havoc
The Chicago Bea.rs might not win moth• game tld:t tall. ..
Drinking beer ii like washing your feet with your
.ocks oh.
U pro basketball has a Hall of Fame, Jeny West has
.o be a candidate.
You know you're getting old when yQur kids never
1eard of Tom Harmon.
A· wonderful gesture is the renaming of the Santa uuta press box in memory of tbe late Fred Pu.mer.
Show me a golfer who can't play every day and rn
,how you a guy who is afraid of bis wife.
Tommy Mason said he wanted to play and proved
~ against the Bears last Sunday.
Bearded Types
There will be so many beards at Saturday's USC-
.. , 1 ,l?ame, you'll think Gillette ls out o( business.
USC's home uniforms are ugly.
There is a vast shortage of capable babysitters.
On the Lakers and Kings, Jack Kent Cooke bu
'1rP ·nublic relations people than players.
Television commercials are funnier than most
)mf'iy shows.
A good idea at the races is to bet more on your win·
ners tlian YQU do -On your losers.
Riverside Raceway will draw a jillion people for its
upco,.,,in ~ Indianapolis-tn>e car race.
Most department store clerks act like they bate
their iobs.
Many pro football people do not like the name
Super Bowl. but they're stuck with it.
Mini skirts look best when the broads are sitting
down.
Tom Prothro was being over -dramatic when be
closed the UCLA football practices.
Compared to California, Florida is a joke.
Pro wrestlers are better actors than most guys on
televlqoo.
J:tckie Gleason will not take part in the 1968 Oly·
mpir Games.
Too many· people will freeze to death if they move
the F.ast-West game from Kaw Stadium to Candlestick
Park.
The olive in a martinl is a tiny island in a sea of
trouble.
... Hornets
Hold 2nd
In Ratings
After downinl eotent Ful-
lerton Min a gratlfytrig win
Tuesday tile Sailors contiiv
ued to roll witb & eonriklng
14-J rout over ~ Wed-
nesday afternoon.
The · Sailors, who. have
FuJJerton. Junior CoDete maintained an immaculate ~Id on to its No. 2 .ranting SUnaet League record, may
in the National JWllOJ' Col-1yet get. an opportunity for ~ege. Football RaUngs follow-revenge should they con-
ing its 13-7 d~eat of Golden f(c>Qt their Downey nemesis
West last Friday. in the CIF playoffa..
Bakersfield countinues to With only one league game
lead the peck. .Full~rtoo bas remalning. the Newport.Har.
now stretched its wm streak J>or tankers are V•ured or a
to 34-games. berth In the CIP' ellmina-
TOP nralfTY ttAMs tions '· ~"\...... m . •'""' J: ~~-u . ns1 • a-. 11r o.,,..... 4. Oti.., 1-«, 1.14 Hvllf"'-IGn 9e9dl' 2\ I o -,-t =-. '\-':;_ ~( /.,': S.nt• AM J t ' I -12 • Huntin.ton .. «fl se«ers: L•nce 1, Tr-• V•ll•'f• rK~., U. 129 Norrla IJI, 9ell Sc:Nrlf, ltuaa HUI, ~ ~6~ t=;i s.o, ~ •Id< Brian. 'T Colt--Of ., 1 m $,tnt• An.t IQWWr)! Grout (0 , Gon-1 : ~ Pen!Mui.~s.1, • ' n• tales m. Owtwelf 121. C-r (2).
11. F........,~ Vlrwlftl•, ... JU Keller. 11. "' J.1. 711 ... lt. TY • ....,. .. ,, n712 $C*"t 1W ONn.n . IS. r:; Mo!!lea, 4-2, 1 u •• ti 8 l'-rdell CJ,.,, 1(9-J.1, "9 ._n "910n HCh 1 1 1 1 -4
17. ..n, ... 1. M S.nr. An.t ' 4 2 4 -11 11, S.n !>'-s-1, * Hunllnol°" 1eorto: Tom Hetnlllon
1,. ~mlf·l, ?! (2), Cr•l9 Krlmle11, 8111 Klno. Wert • '~ • 'ARO kwe ~-Ollll11ttn
I. rHAK . Lt.Jrl _.!\' --Hunllnvton Btec!I A 2 O O -6
2. L ll;o: Kwf 2l~ltDs Wiii-S.nt• An.t 2 1 1 0 -4
1 F ... ULL"E~;.'f.9. •• • .. lmT, •• ~1L._. Huntl"91on IHdl acorets: Bill Kro-"" I - -.,.,. m. Jdln Klfte It>, AAltt Mor• GOldeft et 'IJ.7. tlouae, Mike Ht,...,,..
4, TAFT: ~._!.P~~ tltef'flo S.nte Alla tc~r: Hice W .
J. ;:,.~'lh~ ~M,.~ Y•t'lltt
'-=1T~MdN 'i1v~'niel0s~~ .. 1:; s-. IW 0Mr1tn -.. .,. , .._. •·-J--·......• H-1 Harbor ' 2 S 3 -)4 """ .,_, _, .....,..mo M•rlna 0 0 0 l -2
JS.10. N-' scor.,,: Etk Llndrolll m, 7. l'REASUlllE VA~LEY: Won RN I" M.,.tt Hotlt (2), Jahn M<OonalG 141, r,:1~ ol "F,....' .. ma: 1 .. '* lrH ~•r (A), 01'1! Munlun
I. HOlt~TEAN OKLA: fled the (t). ~ lo c..ne.-"""-ed ~ Marln.t tcOrtnii.. 0.ve Miiter (?).
'· ii?HOEltSON: Oou&t.d lllelr Pie•· kMt w OMrttn _., doubt. tllelr ~; !Ifft Kit-Mtrln.t O o 1 1 -2
By DA VE SIDDON --.... est runnlni bacb -Cook~
(Dave) and Dykes (Dave) -
The glory of ·1lctory can bas .,eakened our ground
weigh every bit aa· heavily game conskterably. TM rest
as the humiliation of defeat. of the team bas done a fine
Just ask Fullerton Junior job filling tn for the hurt
College football coach Hal players, but we lack depth
Sherbeck. His team is rid· and this is starting to tell.
ing the crest of a 34-garne "OUr lac'k of de ,~ will winning streak, oot with ..., each passing game the be especlall) dtfflcu t to
abyss beyond yawns. e. v e..r.. overcome aga~:c;t a tougb
more threateningly. pllys1c~l team uke Or;inge
"They're all out to .knock C11as.t. t~e coac~ added.
us off now," Sherbeck sigh-This. will be ~e second
ed when questioned about week in a row that the Ful·
the ever mounting pres.sure lertori Hornets have been
"It would be a big feather forced to ~efend tbler No.
in anyone's cap. ~ spot anmst a No. 2 rival
"Just because we're rank-m the Eastenf'Conference.
ed No. 1 in the Eastern Con· Last week they barely
ference and 2nd nationally struggled past a tenacious
d •t · , . • Golden West team, 13-7. 11oes9· mean we re aa m-. Orange Coast edged Gold· vinent~ as s?me people en West 10.7 in Its second 1'oula µJee to think. We have conference game and h a s s~ fine players who are out gained considerable momen-
with {Jtjur~~s, and that re· turn in its la.st couple of
ally bUrt.s. , games.
Sherbeck does~ l believe Sherbeck says his team
that aay of the ln~ured p~ay. will be well prepared men-e~.1Yill' be b,ac~ 10 the ~e-tally if ilOt physically 4or
up for Seturday s game with the Orange ~oast game. He ~plac. Orange Coast ~1-said they all realize that a le~.e at Anaheim Stadium: win could mean the confer-
The loss of our two fm· ence title ·and a berth in
60 Celebs
To Invade
Costa Mesa
the first annual junior col·
lege state playoffs. I
"I'm not .makinc excuses,
be saiP,"but our training
room looks like an Infirm·
ary." In addition to Cooke
and Dykes , he has lost three
starting linemen for the
year.
, .. m8..'ltot.: l..olf lo "'9rlM IMwpart Htr11or • 2 ' 4 -11 Inst. 14-2' lnw, ,.....), _ Mar1Aa score..-: Tom Na.i., Stevt They are .. et to ..... -d f-1: SACRAMENTO: Lod e tcut111 -lllllCCClllNutllrl. ' o ~<Ull v•
1:. r,.,.~~ 3'rs... •• ..._~ N!IWlllrl Kor .... : ••Miiord m. Lylt 'Chari .... Sunctay in the ftrtt
61 -..._,_.,, IJI, JclW\aon (2), Werrtn, Loblnh, •1 n. MOMTIREY ._ ~ ,, cMtto11. O'i-ante County Celebrity
H. V!NTURA u, Pierce 1'1 kwe ~·o..11tn Clalsic, which will be h.ict
1s. lu 11ftdw11arbl 21. Marin. o o 1 o -1 at the Costa Mesa Golf 'Md ''-SA DIEC >7. N"' I&. N-H .._..
G 17. 0 S . , .. ,1 ~ 2'. ~· .,.... 3 ' I 0 -t "'-un-""'"b Ram coach eorge Allen is among America's ten 11 IJ 11· ··~ 22 Merine tc•rtr: ROii Martin. 'VU w1 '-.lU • worst dressed men. 1~. GAfo\i.' '1.iW ,!: .~~~ u. See~,~~ .. ~": (~~coku. Sixty entertainment cele·
1'ailback Cooke was one
of the league's. leading run·
ners. before he wa' sidelined
after tbe ChJ{fey game with
ari injured leg. John Ochoa
filled in for' him tut week
bµt was held to 22 net yards
In 13 carries.
Bob Terrio substituted for
injured f u 1 l b a c k Dykes
against Golden West a n d
brities will be on band to Listening to h~key on radio is .~y ide~ of nothing make this the biggest ~~ to do. _.J
There is -no longer an~hing bi~ about tbe Big Ten. Newport Runs Over ~!·~or~~~ tournament in
Guys who drive noisy motorcycles should be put in ' The mentally and phyli-
a home. cally handicapp&d · childr~
Under no circumstances will the Dodgers trade Don Mar;-,ia D;stanceme11 of Orange County wlll be Drysdale. • ~ 11 _ 11 Ute real winners, .reali.U.Dg-
. P,reshyterians
To Hear Stars A guy who spills his drink down the dress of the .> the net proceeds from tl\is
hostess seldom ~ets invited back. charity sponsored, one day, Members of the newly·
There really l's a Bill Munson. Newport Harbor HlCb'• conceded that even with 1 .. h ,_ t f d ,,,.. b k •tu
Gil S varsity barriers handily dil· White'• assistance though, er Oie even . orme "''argera as e, tratton should conduct television interviews ·posed of Marina's cross the score would still have All of the big names Ii\ the team: which will be mee · g ·
with ioc.keys, .but never basketball players. country aces l7-44 at the 105• gone in Newport's favor. entertainment indmtry. . . such cage clubs as San Jose
If you really want your doctor to make a house call, er's course in the only sctred-Marina stands at Hi in the names like Rowan and State, Stanford, San Diego
invite him to your next party. , uJed prep distance aetion Sunset League wl)ile the Martin. Howard Keel, Jim State and Cal, will speak
F1ody Patterson should quit fi$?bting. Wednesday afternoon. Sailors register at' 4•3. Di\vll. John Agar, and Bob Sunday at the "Athletes in
A ai,..l wh t t kin t ,_ lik -'" b Th Sallo -bbed v ""' Wilke (the· cowbo)I, villain \.Action" )>rogram af the Fel· "~ o wears ne s oc gs ooas e aue e-e rt ,,.. a sev-....._, ".....:, 17, Mer"'• 4' 1r. b the 1 h. H 11 f tb St A longs on the wharf. . ' en ot the ftrst nine JS)aces 1. o.n ~ <NHI io::n. , Dick who usua ... .,; urn~ up ews ip a o e . n-
Show me a guy with a load of UCLA-USC tickets with Dan Mooney 110:~). ::,'!!. <~Hl0~e:·L~•r,::no-;-~~· 110~~7~ golf coursef) ... will be on drew's Presbyterian Church
and rn show you a rich man. , Dick Jaffe (10:39), ~d Tim s. Rldt Pierce (NHI 10:$4. 6 l<fV(n hand. 600 St. Andrews Dr., New·'
. Philadelphia ts not a city .' .. It is an obstacle course Q\fens (10:44) snatching the ~~·~.~HL J!.!\~~HH1•i'gi;,~ The Ucketa (it you buy port Beach. .,n. ~e way to New York. first ~ree spot&. . . '· •IV(9 con1 ... CHHI 11:CM. 10, o •• , thent befor~ Sunday) will be The program begins at
Roman Gabriel is improving to the point where th<' c· DatV1fd ~kV~ka~ fm1shehd ~:50~1:\~1 1;.1'~~!· /:'," ,~~~~ only $1.60, and this entitles 7:30 ·p.m. and la sponsored irs or 1.ue 1 mgs u e Chrl• Yol'.lr IMI 11·n u Brown !Ml you to free parking and a by the High School and Coi-
R.amsWmight tra1 .de him. . · , ·. completed the circuJt in 11~:';,, .. Kert: ~· H•rtior ,,, tree color·fuli program. Tic-lege Fellowship· of St. An· om~n ook so good in Mustangs a guy dr1vrng one 10:47 for fourth place. Mmrt.,. u. kets the day of the event will drew 's Presbyte r ian
looks a trifle s.trange. Marina competed without ,,~,~~ !'P'•' Newoori H••bOr sell fot fl,60. Church.
U 0 . J. Sunpson is really out for the season, John the aid of their number one ----
McKay should not be perf!1ltted In the Bay Area this runner Billy White who came .,.,.,~~~--••milm•••••••••••••r~
weekend ••• Too many bndges. down with the stomach flu.
c-r11111 1"7, sGv rr1bu~ inc. VUting mentor Jack Ronn see·what's great for '681
Boys Cage Season Set
Orange Coast area boys
between the ages of 10 and
" are Invited to participate
in a planned Golden State ~oys' Basketball program
for the area. r The program ls avaUable
(or boys whO are a•· least
10 and who won't be lS be-
fore Dec 1, 1967, and who
are not listed on any high
school or ninth grade bas·
ketbafl roster.
Tiie Golden State Bo.ys'
Basketball program wu or·
igina ted last aeason in Cali·
fornla and over ~.ooo boys
participated. A state cham-
pionship tournament was
conducted at t."ic Los An·
geles Sports Arena.
Orange County director of
the program is Lance Dav·
idson . of 1801 West Bay,
Newport Beach. He can be
contacted for application in·
formation at 673-6798.
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Fish Report
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rMUff, 15 llGllTIO. 14 ..... A "91fbut,
SAN a.IMINTI -S.S •ngltrt.
UJ bOftlto, 115 t>aruc""9. U "''" 6 lt.tlibul. SAN 01100 1"1. ~H&M-,. .... _,_, ... ltrs: 36 borr9(uda. *l
borlllo, • alle:o !Nu . fl•letlfte .....,..
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41 bau. J wlll .. lff NH, I IMllll>l.I!.
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WWC.OAY1 -J l".M. lo 1111'.M. WUKENOS-11 A.M. lo 11 P'.M.
YOUNG l"EOl'LE -.75 GltOWNUP'S -1.50
gained ee yarda IJ\ 16 car-with you." · · riu. · • Viking eoacb Jim Coon
Sherbeclt saJd Jte hopes to make& no hon.el about his
get hi.I nAsslng game mov-high regard for ~ts •
it-"They deaerve . to be nu~ ing •IJiD.st OraJJge Coast to ber one. They not only have
make. UJ> for the lack of a all the requirements for a
strong ground game. Hornet solid offense, but their d~
quarterbacks Al AmlrauJt fense is fine, too. We 're es·
and Jim FessaJ are re-port· pecially impressed w 1 t b
e<.l to ~ In good health, but their quarterback (Rick ~ere 1omewhat less than Deckert) and tbelr halfback .impressive last w e e k a1 (Mll'l' Whittaker} 1hey-mmaged~<rcomp1~°'---=-""'-"
only two out ri 12 pass at· ~?:£~ ft~ ~mps . lith two lntercep-we1~1t~-:a.:a
tions. ,; ' U::.f~ \,~
"What d · I RF.-Grtti H•I• o you mean, s OB-Mite T•,.,,1yaw
the pressure of the . win ~$ ~~tt~
l~ 11'0 llO
llO m 1tt 160 190 145 stre~ng tO tell? Of i1 Ii~~""
courae ft ls! Everybody tf~~ J=' "'
keeps asking about it and i~!r"'•iw;•!en:w" m talktng about it. We can't I -J llloh m
help )>ut·feel the preuure." m
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Ptrbapa Dick Tucker and f..__.,,, "''""' l" his Orange Coast Pirates Jltj:K urlla 21•
have a r¥Oedy for that pres.. ;..,.... m ,r.~ .Cel!\H"-
sure. \~H L~~VUT,,.,.,. · ~:ll
Peter Palmer
Mike Dante
Halftime Gr:idiron Custer
Classic Lee Majors
SEE .. lN PERSON: BJgValley
Ed Nelson Mark Goddard
Ct\ris Connelly Lost in Space
~Ryan O'Neal
Paul Langton Sammy Jackson
Peyton Place No Time for Sjts.
Ricky Nelson John Smith
David Nelson Laramie
Skip Young . . Peter Brown
Ozzie & Harriet Lawman
AND Yvonne Craig "Batgirl" ... , .................•.....................•
kt t1M real ldion wlll bt tt1 tl!t fltld It 6 P.•· wllt11 "' IMpt-
ludlllC Ra111bltra collide willl tht t111p Eup111 IHtbtn.. Tiii
lombtn vp.t tit• R1111blt11 list 1110ntll, 1fttr ltti!lr th• SUMll
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For TV
TODAY
7:• f .m. (l)CF -NFL
CLIPS -From wt week's
top aame. a pided by
League ottklals.
I p.m. ~S)CL -BOXING
-Roberto Atvarez v•. Ptd· ·
ro Rodrigues, bantom·
weight.. Mickey Davia,
Dick Enberg at Olympic
ringside.
t ,... (JJ)CF -our.
DOORS -''Track (and
trap) of the Cougar ...
FRIDAY
I p.m. (l)CL -LAKEB8
GAME -LA at Botton Cel·
tics, with OYck BNnL
I p.a. (l)CF -
CLIPS -From all game1
Wt week.
SArom>AY
11:11 p.a (7)a. -NCAA
GAME -Arm1 at AJr
Poree.
1:11 ,.-. (l)CF -BOW·
LING -Bunetta vs. Scbll-
a.ler at Fireatone Bowl«•
ma,~,Ohio.
I:• p.a. (4)CL -PGA
GOU' -llMralla ()pea,
Jim Sinqleoa, amue Jow.
Pat Benoa c:.11 tr. W•
Ill cc. &whhf
I:• f.IL (J)CF -
GllAND PB1X -Qipl from
varioUI Grand Prix r.cea.
4 p.m. (l)F -JAi ALAI -Sfnele•, dcd>ltl, from
Tijuana's Froaton.
4:• p.m. (4)CF -OUT-
DOORS-Fiabine with Gad-
about Gaddis.
4:11 p.a.-(7-}CF--HCAA
CLIPS-.= Froartop co1lecl·
ate football pme1.
S p.a. (4)CF -AFL
CLIPS -From all games
last weekend.
5:U p.a. (l)CL -KINGS
GAME -LA at MlDn. North
Stars, Jim McDonald lce-
side.
I p.a. (ll)L-IAYCEE
GAME.-Ventura Pirates at
Puadena Laaced. Bill Bruodla-, LlDdlNa Crow
mJ.k81lde.. In answer to leV·
eral lnqulries, BnmdiCe does
pay for Jrll .OU. co. com· inercfals on'Ws lbow. UJUJt'
thoqlit I'd try it Ud lie if
it brOUCht resultl, ,,, be said.
SUNDAY
t:• a.a (!)CL -NFL
GAME -CldclCe Bears at Detroit Uom, first ol a double--.-. Klcbft: 10.
U LIL (4)CL -APL
GAME -NY Jet. at KC
Chiefs.
1 p.a. (!)CL -::-&\MB
GAME -LA at S 48er1. t ..-(n,cr· -,tJlc
GAllE -'Po)aDI ·at ()al,
Tom ICellJ mltel6df Jn Ile Bearit.1* ~ Sta~Mlerry
C..,ca. IDcWtntal1. you
beard~tlc9tla
• · pie: Wun hia batr •Tar-
\ ms, walb UR ~ .meDI
like Cbeeta?
....... 41)Cf -1lD GAME -Naivy at Notre
Dame, Jim Simplon calll
~·· game, so aay1 But look what NBC
telll us:
I p.a. (4)~ -PGA
GOLF -Bnalllll Open, -!DJ SIMPSON. CJW'Ue
Jonea, Pat Hemon coune-
atde at WUl.lae CC, Honolu·
b'J for final holes.
4:• p.m. (ll)CL -BtJD.
DLE -Trojan coach John
McKay reviews Saturday's
Cal 1ame.
I p.m. (!)Cf -SPORTS
SHOW -GU Stratton'• info
doun't come soon eooacti
to let you ·know wt..t he'll
.tllkaboul
I p.m. (S) er -KINGS
GAME -LA VI. Detroit
Red Wings.
1:3' p.m; (l)Cf -FOR-
UM -Pictorial progress re-
port, narrated by ~
Hearn, on Jack Kent Cooke 1
•t6 • million monument to
himself.
TUESDAY
(This ls a abort week: Due
to lack ol Interest. Monday
will be eUmlnated.)
'1 :ti p.a. (S)Cf -BRUIN
SHOW -Coach Tommy
Prothro reviews the Oregon
State game Saturday at the •
CoUsemn.
I p.m. (l)CL -SKATING
-NY Bombert at LA T·
BJrds.
WEDNESDAY
t p.m. (l)CT -BILLI·
ARDS -MinQ. Feta boltl
Mickey Rooney. '
l :M p,m.. (l)CL -
WRESTLING -Diet Lane
at Olympic mat8'de.
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For Better
Performance
and
Longer
Lil ' e.
s.retr Ao.Ider
helpe JOll ri4e
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Regular
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• Enjoy be~ riciing comfort •• ~ better
steering and handling cootrol
• Smoothe.r driving comfort ... ins~td
at thi s low, low price
fAiLROAD'S .L'Ei'DitJ ISearslAUTOMOTIVE CENTERS sER!~~Ew~L~~~!op
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Britlol al Suofto,.·u
in South C:O..l Plue
540-3333
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[P.'~~ _ ~:=;;,: _ MllHOD
HOW TO EXECUTE THE
INTENTIONAL SLICE
To slice to lh• right, you ff at
pull ltadc your left foot, 111 I a111
cfoing in the illustratiari. Thii
give1youan •Of*'• stanc:ewhkh
e<na• the club*e to cut .ac:roa
th• ball and apply • ~loclcwit• ~lice) spin.
To accentuate an fnt.,ttonal
'lice, rner•ly turn your handl to
yriAJr. left on the d umhoft (JH in-
set llhatmtlon). This •wealc•
grij)pfng poa tt i on will moke it
dlfficult for y01J to r•tum your
clublilce too "squa.,.• paeiticn.
It will M I ook Ing to the right w.,"' It recich• th• ball .
e, 0 ""1.,. MAT\. -......... .i -
Three Counties Get
White Catfish Stock
· White caUllh are bdDc in-
troduced into a total ti five
waters in Los Alliela, Riv·
erside and San Dleco Coaa· ties by the Depertment ol
Fish aud Game.
As a starter, 1.000 1rood
fish from the DFG'• Cen-
tral Valley Hatchery neU'
Sacramento are being di-
'-'ded among Puddingstone
and Hansen Reservoirs in
Los Angeles County, L a k e ~lsinore and Fairmont Park
Lab in Rivenlde County,
and Morena Lake in San
Diego County. More will be
stocked as soon as they are
available.
Today Puddingstone an d
Hansen Reservoirs will re-
O!ive their initial introdt.ic-
tiooa ol the ooe-pound-aver-
age brood flab. The remain-
ing 800 are being held at
tbe DFG'a Cb1no Filberies
Bue fer reJeue soon In
Jl&alrmoat Pat., Elsinore an
Morena tu..
White catftah an known
to r each 12 pounds, but an
tight-pounder 11 ecJDl14ered
to be a wbopper. mt lzrtro-
duced from the. Raritan Riv-
er in New hrMJ Into the
San Joaquin River n e a r
Stockton in 1874, they now
provide 95 percent ol the cat..
LlJh catch ln the Sacramen-
to-San Joaquin Qelta.
'Ibe 1,000 brood fttb an
not beinc planted to be
caughl Their job II to spawn
next spring or early sum·
mer aod establl.lb self-sus-
taining populationt in all
five waters. They seem to
reproduce better than cha.o-
ne! caUisb in reserv4tn.
COSTA MW
WOP llOVl LONI KACI WITA AMA
1745 Newport Blvd. -·---.646-1666
954 l Girden Grove BIYd. --__ .. 638-8200
1629 Loni Buch Blvd. --1213> 436-9789
929 E. f1tst St. -·---547-9431
OYER 60 M MCO "40" IN CALIFORNIA.
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Searcity
01 Ducks ..
Reported
Ducb are 1till in 1botl
iUWlJ OD the Deparlmtnt
ol. F1lh and G1Jne's Imperial
Wat.erfowl Managemtat
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Hape for .Weather Break
...,,,,. bJrd bunters although slow. Mountaln all but Saturday morninf
tab uaCber shot at aetioll quail are holding at blgb ele-bunting.
Uda WMkeD4 aftlr . ._., vaUona in toa&b eoallltry. llDIET, &\GE, AGUAN·
w1Dda ICld fog &cim1ted BARSTOW AJ\EA...-lle&VJ GA ARU.-.BWlting pres-
lut wsxboc"• Oii_..,.. wlod and bJowtac,.. cut l1IN beaviitt ever and bunt·
qul1 and cbubr Piii tztqa. · hunting PrellUn ut ~ ., nccna fair to IOOd. Molt
Scat ba1ud arus·)ll'Odlleo ceu with ~ tbl 4ul1 saw platy ot b1rda but cot eel IQocl ballt1q oe SltardaJ and chukar tab low. T It • only lour to m . Strong wind until the wind.came •rn. but Vulcan Mountaiu . yjelc:led b·._. .... h .:-1 s da Area at tbe southeast end.of bl _,the ___ ,:r,• wu a few quail and cbUbn tD U4•..,.. un'"' on un y.
Salto Se •--...,...... ORANGE COUNTY 1-n a. / toqbilp'· oa hutera than on <!et.ermined bunten. T b e Quail buntilll was excellent
On the Wiater unit la1t tbl btiodl. Granite Cove ana ~ Oil' private landa but only
Saturday, 179 bunters toot "on:::.t II an area-by-so .. ie fair baga of. ciuall fair on Cleveland National
240 duc:U, two snow geese area ~ RED MOtJNTADI -Qull rorelt wbJcb 11 vtrtuall7
and 'Z1 eoota for an average Of Jl'1tb ap4 men ill and cbutar lmnUDI botb tbt only public area.
nl . tbt ftt'ld: very poor. .... IE UNTY of o y 1.5 birds per bunter. OWBNI. VALLEY _ 'A JAWBONE CAH'fON_. ~ D GO CO -
On &dlclay, with stiff, gusty ltronc DCll"th wtnd JDd ICU-hunten oMobd bed m val· In apite of atronc wiDda i,,th
windl 135 buute took 197 ~-1 =a cb1IAr Saturday and Sunday, qull • rs tend UU"'9 • bunttn& ao ey 11• bunUn"' wa• fair ~ 1ood dueb, two IIlOW geese and better than fair .botb 8a1ar-VAU.B'Y -:ni •
25 coota for a U average. da,y IDd ._,:fa.wt IDnperieD. h~ cbtcUd' bad 121 ~~ _mott of tbt cou-
lt wu eveo tougber on the ced.b....... •cood vadet quail,.., mountam co•"-nnJ• v·&l'l'W'V-. · dog wuted their Ume. H\mt.. quail, 7 duakan. ,.~_.a ~.11
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int unlt wbere on Saturday ed an avera,. bq of five •bunters cbecUd bad YI dJJcouragtd molt bmrtert
10 bunt.era took eight ducb, mountain quail per btmt.r, Gambel'• quail, 381 cbukara. but tboM wbo toughed It~;:::;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;:;;;:;:;;:~;:;;;;;:;_
and on Sunda7 four bunt.era wu among the better CHINA. LA.IE-A jaiii-up cut bad flit to pd aboo~ -
got notblng but the outlDS. areu. ol l.lll buJlt«a on the Nev-IMPDIAL VAi.i.BY -
SANTA 8AJUSARA VEN II Ordnuct Test station Stroq wlDd llJpt m08t quail SHARP
Advance reservatlona TURA COlJNTIE.5 _ ·Huv; (comp&.Nd to 41> 1aJt )'Mr) hidina tn heavy wver. lD
have been malled to the foe 00 SaturdaY. and bea took a two-day total of 90S spite ol a good bird popUla-
Wllter unit's full quota of wind on SUQday hamper~ quail, T11 cbukara and 141 tiQn, the opening weekend
H yM'r• • 1hup trader, Ule the DAILY P'ILO'rS f-DI-
A-LINE clu1if~cl •d1 Saturcl1ya. Min 1 ~ .. , , , • ....._
'"'r• b•yln1 or 11111119. •
-~~~~~~~and~tbe~~coi~~n~t~a~~~·~H~ei~~~~~b~~~i~~e~wiu~~~·~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~== day and Sun~1• Nov. 4 and sit tight in heavy conr. AUii
5 of the better hunting ii on
· private 'lands. Although I However. the DFG notes quail are abundant, few
that less than half the res-limits were checked and t.he
ervaUon holders showed up average bag was two to\
tit the appointed time last ~0~0~~ST LOS AN-
Saturday and Sunday. GELES COUNTY-Hunters
Witter reservations n o t on SaturUy toot man1 llm·
preeented at the check-in its and anragtd 5 to 8 quail
ltatton bl exchange for a iJ, the canyon mouths and
bunting permit at least an foothilla on both the sout.h-
hour and one-half before em' ad northern edges or
1booting time are cancelled Aatelll National Fort&t.
and offered first~om• first-Stroac wind OD lundar blew .. hmrten out ot tbe Geld.
served. E11WANDA, CUCAMON·
'lba P'lnney-Ramer unit GA, CHINO BASIN -A
baa no reservation 111t.m bMvy blaDket of.IQ& OD Sat-1 or fee but ii limited to bunt· urday morntnc and strong w1Dd aa 8uadaf kept the ing from a boal bunting effort to almost
Wister bunting ls expect-sero I
ed to improve sbarpty 11 BiG BEAR, LUCERNE I
soon as northern California's VALLEY AREAS -Strong
Indian Summer changes to wind hurt hunting both Sat·I
wintry weather and pushes urday and Sunday· Cbukars were few and far betWeen in a lot oC ducks and geese the Luclftle area, with Fair-
southward. view Valley probably best.
Advance reservaUona ap-Tbt cbubr tu• waa about
pllcations for bunting t b e 90 percent below last year'•
Wiater unit are availablt openiDC. Quall .bunting was I wherever bunting Ucense1 very poor, witb Luna Moun.
are aold. taiD and Oak Springe best
NOV. 3 .
,.JAAJOR LEAGUE
.,.OFESSIONAL
BASKETBALL
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AMIGOS
vs.
Pittsburgh Pipers
a··P.M.
ReHrnd s._.11 4.50, 4.00, 3.50, 3.00, 2.50, 2.00. .. .
For ticket r"ervatlon1 call (71) 533.5535
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CoNYERSE All STARS 7 95 ALL $2lFRAMES ~~E $15.95 ~ -:1 OTHERRACKETS 2.95 T040.00
BASKnBALLS --4.95 TO 12.95 'TENNIS SHORTS MIN'S 4~95te 13.95
BACKBOARDS & MENS TENNIS SHIRTS 5.00
. MENS TENNIS SHOES 7.75
. GOALS 16.95 • 18.95 LADIES TE.NNIS SHOES 7.25
Pennsylvanla Xtre Dvty • . SOX
KNEEPADS ''le Ye llM-T ennls laUs 1'°
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SNORKLES-GOLf
One to A1111her''
Give lo yo• U.ffed fund
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JACKETS -SHIRTS -SHOES
BARBELLS -DUMBBELLS
CHESTPULLS -DOORBARS
.ISOMmlC KITS -RACING SWIM
TRUNKS & SUITS
TABLE TENNIS PADDLES & SETS
PADDLE TENNIS PADDLES
VOLLEYBALL -BADMINTON NETS
HANDBALLS ~& GLOVES
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TUBES -LIGHTS
LOCKS -ACCESSORIES ~
BOWS-AJlROWS-TUGnS
WETSUITS-JAcKm
SWEATSHIRTS & .PANTS
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Thursday, Novtmber 2, 1967 DAJL Y Pf LOT
P,enney's ope~ing ~ ~nil-line Coast Stores -W ednesdaY~
Penney's will open tbe
doon ol not one, but two
full·llne department store.
bl tbe Oran&e Cout area
neitWecl.DeJday;Nov.L
One; under' coDltnactlon
for .imo.i two years, will
opea in BunUngton Center,
Runtfn&ton Beach, the oth· er in Newport Beach'1 Fab-
ian Island. .
Tbe Huntln&tou Center fa-.
cll1ty bouta 225,472 aquare
feef lncludblg a m.bay auto
cent.r, and the Fubion 11-
land store hu 221,4M aqqare
feet with a 16-b&J auto cen-
ter. They will rant ID Ille
amq tbt top fin depart-
Peuey~ top-level man· thaln'1 outleta today, lt It
agement '1w noted t b a t fuhion. •
tbote -no ~ve known the Ne•, toQ, will be the ad·
i>.nne•'• oatltta u 10ft dJtloo ol compJetelJ an
J • "bard llne1° inc:lUdiq JD.a•
tooda Itani and plal'et to Jor appllancet, color teJeY'l·
set wtrt doebM aDd readr.· •Jon, hardware, funllture,
to-wear 1armeata are m lportlnc foods, fine jewelry
for a surprlle with the ex· and fullv equipped automo-
pandotl ol traditional line• tive centera.
Of cJotM,a in the new The autO cent.era dramat-
ltare1. lcally portray tbe compa·
Penney's bu come to the ny's new look. They will
forefront in what bu been future the firm's MCOnd
dubbed the mus mercban· and tb1rd sclentlllo ~
dJliDC of hllh falblon, the facllltiea Jn Southern Call·
revolution· ot tbe new looJc. fomla.
It bu beell aald tb9t if The first WU lmtaDed in ~ 11 one do1D1natlN cat-Pean~ Ftlllertoa ~anie· •IOI)' Gt m..ctilD'Ule ~ ~ fair atore.
Additionally, tbe 1tore1
will otter new MrYlcn in
beauty ulou, photographic
1tudi01 and colfee lhop1.
Tbe depth al merdiandJae
in the new departmenll, the
managers saJd, ls perbapa
best txempllfled by the
fumilw'e selection.
Penoey'a bu bMn in-
creuing • the sl.ze of tts
atorea and merchandiJe se-
lection for the past decade.
The average store a few
yean ago had 23,000 aquare
feet. New atorea are aver-
aging from 160,000 square
feet up. The 225,()()().square-
foot local stores are testi-
mony to the con)pany's re-
gard for the local markets,
otliclala aaid.
The local ouUets are the
fifth and sixth of aeven
completely new, full-line de-
partment stores to be
opened by the company ln
CalilornJa th.la year, the sec-
ond and third ln Orange
County.
There are now 159 Pen·
ney's stores ln California,
with a nationwide total of
1,664.
The firm'• ttansfaimation to• complete department
atorea datel back to 1957 when . Wllllam M. Batten,
chairman and chief execu·
tive, then aaalatent to the
president, addressed a
memo on "Company Mel'·
cbandlalng Character" to
tile board of directon. The
mtlbo started the firm in
a new direction.
Penney's is now one of
the leaders in what a na-
tional publication c • l le d
"that paradoxical pbenom·
enon," the masa mercban-
disfug of fashion, the revo-
lution of the new look.
"Blue collar, white collar
-who cares anymoTe,'' the
Fortune article read. "In
the plash North Park shop-
ping center ln Dallas, Pen·
ney's stands up to famed,
blgh.,tyle Neiman-Marcus,
thoulb at a lower price
level, with tent d r e a 1 e 1,
mlnllldrta, (dllplayed ln a
Mini Sbaclt), mod bathinc
IUlts and novel deslgna."
About the only thing that
hu not changed in aome !"!·
1pect la a bJt of private
terminology. By long tradl·
tion, barking btck to found·
er James Ca.lb Penney's
early partnership days, em·
ployea are referred to as
"usoclates." The word em·
ploye la out.
Of the flpn's new look,
president and chief opera·
tions officer, Ray H. Jor·
dan, said in relation to the
1,664--store, nationwide pie·
lw'e: .
"We're not chan&lni an
the store•. But U we keep
up at the rate we're folng,
by the mld·'IOa, we'll have
a Penney company in new
storea alone u bll u the
present firm."
At present only WT, lnclH·
Ing those to be opened WI
year, carry the full line.
Jordan expressed t b e
company's expansion policy:
this way:
"We aim the big new
stores at the big metropoll·
tan markets. Some of these 1
mar,ets are new to ua, but
the main thrust ii to en·
large our participation in
metropolitan markets where
the company already bu
position,''
The new Orange Coast
stores obviously fit the pic-
ture.
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HUNTINGTON CINTElrS FULU.INI PINNIY~ STOltl!
.-2,000 Idled Across U.S .
.In Rash of Labor. Di-sputes
By ASSOCIATED PBESS
Labor dJJputea acrou the
e o u D tr y kept mon than
20),«0> workmen ol1 tbe Job
today mt partiaD;y Ued up
production ln a variety of
tndustriea ranging.~ au-
tomobile1 to machlne guns.
Al.lo Involved were 1 u c h
div e r 1 e service-type em·
ployes u boa driven, MW'I·
papermen and b 01pIta1
DIU'9el.
Loqfft, and Jeut optl-
m.IJtic cl. MWeaent, "'e' the industry-wide c o p p e r
ttrib which entered its 11th
day. The walkout widened
overnight and the.re wu lit-
tle hope of aettlement be-
fore the "Year'• end. More
than 50,«0>,....bave been idled
lince the bulk ol u .s. cop-
per production wu "1.alted
July 15. I
NEW CONTRACT
Althouah a new natioul
contract between Ford Mo-
tor Co. and the Unitecl Auto
Workers anion was ratified
and signed days ago, ...
•emb.ly lines remained at a
ataDdltU1 over tbl aome-
Umes thorny luue of at-tbe-
plant agreematl OD the lo-
cal level. Twelve UAW Ford
localJ were yet to come to
ta-ms on theM 'supplements
to the national contract.
Production of the M60
JP&chi.Je gun. widelJ oeed
In the Vietnam war, wu
halted Wedneaby n l I b t
wben 1,liOO workers 1truck
the New Ellflan.d dlvllton
of the Maremont Corp. at
Saco, Maine. Some 1,000
IJlembera ~£ the Tutil• Workers U on of America,
AFL-CIO. ted Tuesday to
reject a ne'w 34-montb con·
tract offer. No further ne-io~iationa were scbedtlled.
Co1ondD, ~ tilltal. talb with tbe automotne
Jen for ..tent B1ectric big three.
Co., qnad. into New Ma-
lco, Arizona. Tena a :i d COURT INJUNCTION
tltah. A ·spoblmaa for the D ea pit e , a tempora-
Communicatlcm Work.en ry court !Qjundion ordW'lDc
of America, J..ocal MIO, aald 800 boa drlvWI and maJA.
before the Vftttlme ~ tenance men blct to work DADt dilpate 11 setded. all 900• ot the Jocal'a memben in Clncl.nnaU, ·Ohio, tbere
m&1 be on strike in the NV· were DO bu.ael OD the frll·
en stat.ea where Monutain flc~loUed streets. LaW)'trl
States Telephone Co. aper-for the untoo 1.Ddkated they
ates. would 10 to court and aeet
'Ibe leactb1 copper indu1-to have the injuncUon over-
try dllpute· hlt one ol t h e turned.
lut two major production The strike by the Inde-f.~ w:::,~ ~Chh-:f1tec1811 p e 11 d en t AmalJamated Tranalt Worke.ra ~on Cin-Steel Worms Local 4985 cinnati'a first transit '1ra1k-
1truclt AnacoOO& 't Interna· out in M year1, began when
Uonal Smeltina " Refining tbe union's ccatract expired Co. at Perth Amboy, N.J. •t mid.night Tueaqy. ~ cloae to the big Limited operattona w e r e
four producers -Kenne-resumed at the Ster~ r!1U::-~~:nc:.: (ill.) Community Hotpl
and Pbeln11 ""-4 .. e -lald wi~ volunteen flllinl in ,.. ...,..... while a labor dispute with
the ~ may last Into tbe botpltal'a 139-member
January. nuntn11taU still simmered.
NO NEGOTIATIONS LBGAL NOTICE
No compa.lr11ride ne1otta·1----------
tJon1 wttti the tiig four have 111:::= ':::fD~yq been held for two weeb, STATI cw CAUl"OIUllA "H none are ICheduled and TM ~ OIL ... ....
neJther 1lde bu indicated a Est••• e1 ._ J':4:/(w, ... k-
aoft.ened poattlon. Nineteen :-a:e M~r; .... ...:'~ 11:: ~~ unJons are involved and the M111er. •Ito 11-•• A11n11 Te11u1e11 ' Miiiar. ei. k-H ,.,.,.. T. J. Miio main ilaue is pay. ,.,., -._ T•lllMll .i...IM Miiier,
Wblle · Ford bas called ~~i 11 H111nv e1v1N .. "'• back 20,000 of the 180,000 ctedl!On of .111e •111Wt 11emed '9Cldlftt
UAW --'"-rs ..... o struc .. ltlet •II ,.,._ 11.,,,.,. dtlrnl ... 111.1 u.n;;uaua wu • 1111 Mid ~ .,. r"'11rlf to nit
the comftM\" at midni""t """'· .,it1t "" MC-.ry ....,.,.., '" ,,.._..., 6" lllt tfflce of 1111 cwnt of IM ellov•
Sept. 8, a •Ford· tPOkesman ""'"• court. « " ~ "*"· w1111
aald produdioo can't re-:~'*:'~~;., '°1111
1119a: rume until all or virtually P'eut a . Henne, '" hit 11111 s1re.t. all p"•"'b •-._ ........ to r'"'"-c..f• Me.., Cellffll'llle nQf, wttlell lo ,_,.. .. ., '"'"""1 .,.. Ille •'-"' Wll-f/I 1111 .,..._
1ume operation. A union "'"" 111 '" ""'"" ..n.•"'"9 tt ,,. .po~ .......... 1..a "'"-• pa elltle of Mid ~I, wlllllfl tlX ~t .. "'...._.' INUU, 4'"' ce • .,.,. .... ..,... .u1M1aitt..1 of 1111e ~
they')re going (local negotJa· Oet..s °"='-" ~~7 Mnter Jr .. Uons , I would think tt hKUtor "' ...,. wm of
would be In a week's time " "" ,......,. ,.."* ~' . . ""'A, 14..,,.. Meanwhile, negoUaUons m ••tt '"" 11Ntt.
conUnued at Detroit with ~:,· ,:~i ~=.,""'
TOMORROW IS REBEL' I Sometimes a boy needs ~e much more than material things. He needs people who will nstenl
• to problems and soothe hurt feelings, people who
HELP HIM. TODilr . wil~plain and rea~sure and inspire. Our community is
. · luckY to have many people like that caring for homeless,
· . I I I children, watching over the youngsters of working
G. IVE THE ' UNITED WI¥ mothers,guidingtee~·agersinhealthy, wholesome recreation. Please help
• them cani oo this a_U-wportant. wor~ ,
When your neighbor asks you to help, give to th·e
United Funcf or 'Community Chest 'in your community
l"libllJMd Ill TM P'ubllc l~ltfHI by The !)A fl Y P'll OT • A w~out by six men in NChrya2t~_?°1'P··inthe UAW's A=~"' C:::."'~ .. ,1 0,11., "'~· o. WW iet contract H--L '· 1 .. u. ,.., 1'tW7 '--~~~--~--,:---~~---~-----------~~-~--~~-~~----------------
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%8 OAI\, Y PILOT Thursdaf, Novtmbtr 2, 1%7 --·-----
'ntAILY PILOT"S WEIJH LY GBIDIRON·~S~ECTIONS
MAL AIUlll IOI WOOOS .llM COON
eAMQ "--~ Malet°" .....
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Tustl"' al 1:'r Uguna w=r•·• , wl\.,""l,....
~SC,, el USC by 10 ~~ ~~
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Sl•=•t
Wall '°" W~"f""' Wa~l';!tOft W-t'"J"°"
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Ariz. SI bY 1 ~~ Utah 11'11
tJU :,v~, =:~
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Artul~ by 1 ~,. T-A l.M 11¥1
Ttnt br 7 :r Tex• by 7
~"T T-= rac11 Tens 7edl
by 7
Auburn lrt 1 F~1-F~
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'1:9;--"=9r tlldlana tw 7
Midi.~. ~J ... Mich. SI. 11'1 l by 10
Sy~~ ~~ SyrKUM 11'1 ll
Rams by I Rt.mt bY 7
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HOW TO fX!CUTE THE
INTENTIONAL SLICE
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WAN WATTS lfU. llOIWllU. ............. '$ --."-•, ..............
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·SOPr SILL SAM ly ....... .., ••
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To JI ice to ~he right, you flrst
pull ~de your left foot, a1 I am
clolng in the illustl'Clflon . This
gi\••youan "op40 11 stanctwtllch
c:ouses the cl\JWQce to cut ~cl'OCI
the ball ond apply • clodcwlae
~lice) spin.
R ed although ·s1ow. Mountain all but Saturday morn.inf eport quail are holding at bigb ele-hunting.
v1Uon1 ln touib coamn. _ llDIS'r, IA.GI:, AGlJ.\N.--1----31._~~ ~\h1\-~~d~~--
-BARSTOW A!\EA-lteaVJ GA ~ pm·
Ducts are still In abort Jut wea.nd'1 ~ will wind and blowmc ...S cue nre beavWtt "-' and bunt.
· To accentuatt on J"ttntlonal
~lice, merely tum your handl to
supply on the Department quJl and cbutai ~ bunting pre11ur1 and sue-• lllCCIU fair tD pct MOit
ot Fish ud Game's Imperial . Some balud areas~ ces1 with bo~ tbe 4'1111 saw p11etr of birdl but Sot
Waterfowl Managellllllt ed N4 Plltlq cm Satardil1 and chuka.r take low. T It• only lour fo m. 8troDf wl8d
Area at the aootheast end.of mstD h wind came ijp, but Vulcan Mountaina yielded hurt UM hUJltiq on Sunday.
la ..-.i t1ait opcnlnf was a few 9uaU and cbubn tD OBAMGE . OOUN'l'Y-.• -
Salton Sea. / toqblr 0. bQllten than on c!eter!"1'1ed bunten. 'P'b e Quail buntiq wu ucelleat
On the Wiater unit bet tbl ... Grarute .Cove ana ~ _. prtvatt landl but oblJ
Saturday, 17'9 bunters toot ~ II an area-by-so .. 1e farr bags of quail. , fair 00 Cle~ National
240 ducka, twt snow geese :-rsa~ ~ RED MOtJNTAIN -Quall P'Ol'tlt 1f1btcb II" ftrtad1 ,
and 'rt coota for an average ,, .. _ ._ld:r. and chubr bantbll botb ttae·oal1 fubUc lja.
-IR very poof, • • of only 1.5 birds per hunter. OWENS VALLEY _ A JAWBONE CANYON_. IAN D1BGO COVNTY-
On Suaday, with stiff, gusty stronc llCl1b wtnd ad .-,. hunters dMoUd hid m val-Ill qdta of ltnDI wiDdl Md&
wtnda, 135 hunters took 1!77 tencl ~ ~ buatlal DO le=,=·_ n ~::: ~· C::
ducks, two mow geese and bettw tbaD fak 1*h Satar· , ... ,.._ cbtcUd bad 121 tbroUl)Klut .mctt of ttw ceua-
a1taoota for a tougbaverage.:.. ::I =:.~= ~-quail, 41 mountain ty. • , · , ' •
was tVIUl u er on i.ue dog'wu1*l tbllr timot. Hunt.. qu.til, 7 cbubr1. COACBEJJ.A VAILEY-
/
~~ Ya>R CA55 HfP.E, ~AMJ'
Y°"'· left on the dubs hart ~H ln-
ltt Illustration). Th Is •weak•
oril>Plng poa lt ran will make it
dlfncult for you to retum yOAJr
clubface to a "square" pceitior\.
It will be looking to the right
when 1t recic:h• th• ball.
I"ftmei ·Ramer boat bunt-er MountaJa. wb1ch produc-EL PMO MOUNTAINS--Hard wind and blowlns 1and
ioC wlit 1"bere on Saturday td an avera,. bq of five • tnmt.rl checked bad YI dllcouragtd mo.t mmt.1
10 bunters took eight ducb, mountain quail per boater, Gambtl'a..U. 381 cbukars. but tboH who tougbtd It;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;:;;:;~;;;;;.
and 011 8u.ndl1 four bun ten wu among the better ClllN4 .. USE-A jam-up out bad fair to lood lbooltnc
areu ff 1,m--. on the Nav-IMPERIAL VALLEY -got nothing but the out:J.nc. . Ill O&' •• Tell Station Strons wtDd ~ molt quail A d v a n c e reaervatiom SANTA BAUARA • VEN· ..,.)" TURA COUNTIES _ Huvy (coniflred ~ • last ,.v) bidin& lD beavy cover. IA ff JIMl'r• • .M,, tt--4., ne .. DAILY fltt.Or'S f--Di-
A-lltft cleuffied H t ~an. Melie • "'1w .. , • , , ....... .... ,. ....,, .. -....... have been malled to tbe fol on Saturday and heavy took a two-ay total ·of .,903 aptte of a cood bird popala·
Wiater unit's full quota of wind on Sunday bampered quail, m cbukar1 and 141 tion, the opening weekend *~~~~~~~~~tbe~.~~~i~1i~~.i~~vy~~~ibi~~~~ie~wjui1i~~·~~~~i-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ day and S~ Nov. 4 and sit tight In heavy co.tr. AUii
5. of the betttr hunttng b on
& 0 IN1 ..,. M4M. -. .,.... IN. <I -
H,...,ever, "·· DFG no•--private lands. Alttloughl v" WJC ..a quail are abundant, few
that less than hali the res-llmlta were checked aDd the I
ervatlon holders showed up average bag was two to
Three Counties Get
Whit~ Catfish Stock
at Ul4} appointed time last fo~0~~T LOS AN.I
Saturday and Sunday. GELES COUNTY-Hunters
Wialm' reservations n o t on SaturUy toot men1 Um·
pre1ented at the check-in ita and anracld 5 to e quail
station in exchange for a iJ, the canyon mouths and
bUllting permit at Jeut an foothllb on both . the south.
hour and one-half before em and northern edges of
1boothlg time are cancelled ADcellt Natlanal Fortat. White catfllb art beint in-
troduced into • total tf five waters in Loa ABtela, Riv·
erslde and San Dft10 Coua·
tles by the Depertment ot
Fish and Game.
As a starter, 1,000 brood
fish from the DFG11 Cen· tral Valley Hatchery near
Sacramento are being di-
'-'ded among Puddingstone
and Hansen Reservoirs in
Los Angeles County, L a k e glsinore and Fairmont Park
Lake in Riverside Coun ty,
and Morena Lake in San
Diego County. More will be
stocked as soon as they are
avaHable.
BaM f« .rtleue •oon in and olfered first-come first· ~~~~db. lew Pairmoat Park, Elsinore an ~vu~ w URI~
Morena Laka. served. E11WANDA, CVCAMON·
White ut&b are known Tbe Finney-Ramer unit GA, CHINO BASIN -A
to reach 12 poUDdl, but an has no reservatloa 111t.m heavy blanbt of fQ& OD iat-J
or fee but is llmJted tq buat-urday morntns ~ strong eight-pounder 11 CCJUl4ered wind OD 8uodl7 kept the 1
to be. whopper. nr1d11tro-ing from a boal ' buntlnc effort to almost II
doced from tbeJlarltan Riv· Wister bunting ls expect-sero:
ed to improve sharply as BIO BEAR, LUCERNE
flt In New Jf!tHy lato the soon as northern California's VALLEY AREAS -Stron~f
San Joaquin River n e a r ...:..: .. hurt h tin both S Indian Summer changes to wuiu un g at-
Stock1on In 1874, they now _., try th d be W'day and Sunda1. Cbukars I provide 95 percent of the cat· w~n wea er an pus s were few and far between in
fiab utcb in tbe Sacramen-• lot of ducu and eeese tht Lucerne erea, with Fair·
to-San Joaquin Delta. southward. view Valley probably best.
The l,OOO brood f1tb are Advance reservaUona ap-Tbt cbubr '8ke wu about
pUcaUons for buntin.g t h e 90 percent below last year's
not belnl planted to be Water urtit are available open1nc. Quail buntiJ1I was ~
caught. Tbeir job is to spawn wherever buntine ·ucen1e1 verJ poor, wUb Luna Moun. I
next spring or early sum-are 10ld. tain and Oat 8pr1np bf£t
mer aDd establish seU·sus-1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....._
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IASKnlAll SHOES Tml$.
:-.· 7cottvasfAu STARS -7,95 =::=~:95 TO$=
BASKEllALLS -4.95TO12.95 lllNISSHORTS ,..J4.95 .;·T3.95
BACKBOARDS & MENS TENNIS SHIRTS 5.00 . MENS TENNIS SHOES 7.75
GOALS 16.95 a 18.95 LADIES nNNIS SHOES 7.25
SOX
KNEEPADS
,_.aryty-. Xtn Duty '
Ter.nls lals 1'° Can of J
Today Puddingstone a n d
Hansen· Reservoln will re-
ceive their initial introdue-
Uon1 ol the one-pound-aver-
age brood fllb. The remain-
ing eoo are being held at
the DFG'1 Ch1DO Filberies
taining popUlatiODJ in all
five waters. Thef' seem to
reproduce better than. chan·
nel catfish in reservoirs. NOV. 3
MAJOR LEAGUE
PROFESSIONAL
8"P.M. I FINS-MASKS-
SNORKLES-GOlf
RALDGH BIKES
...__~ _ __,BIKE PARTS-TIRES
COSTA MW
WDOI MOVl
<l.0118 llACK SANTA ANA
1745 Newport Blvd. -·-··.'.646·1666
9541 Garden Grove Blvd. --· -·~ ... 638-8200 1629 long Beach Blvd. ·--.12131 436-9789
929 £. first St. ---···· ._547.9431
OVER 60 MMCO SHOPS IN CALIFORNIA •
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BASKETBALL
anahe1m
AMIGOS
vs.
Pittsburgh Pipers
R•Hrved S.m: 4.50, 4.00, 3.50, 3.00, 2.50, 2.00.
For ticket r111rvation1 call (71) 533-5535
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JACKDS -SHIRTS -SHOES
BARBELLS -DUMBBEU.S
CHESTPUU.S :._ DOORIARS
ISOMETRIC KITS -RAONG SWIM
TRUNKS & SUITS
TABLE TENNIS PADDLES & SETS
PADDLE TENNlS PADDLES
VOLLEYBALL -BADMINTON NETS
HANDBALLS & GLOVES
.,
TUBES -UGHTS
LOCKS -ACCESSORIES
BOWS-ARROWS-TARGm
WDSUITS~JACKOS
SWEATSHIRTS & PANTS
GYMSHORTS & SHIRTS
LETERMAN SWEATERS & JACKETS
RACKET STRINGING
BIKE REPAIRING
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DAILY PILOT
P,enney's Opening .2 Full-line Coast StOres W: ednesday
Penney'• will open Utt
doon of not one, but two
full·&, department 1tore1
iD tbe Orange Coatt area
neit Wednesday; Nov. a.
One, under coDltnictfoa
for almost. two years, wUl
open iD Huntington Center,
HunUniton Beach, the oth·
er iD Newport Beach'• trub-Jon laland.
Tbe Jhmtiqton Center fa·
clUty boasta 225,472 square
f.let-mcludiaf • ~,. auto
center, and the Fuhion 1'·
land atore baa 228, 'M aqqare
feet with a 16-bay auto ~
ter. Tbly will rant 1n Ille
amDDI the top flvt depart.
ment atorea lo 0 r a n f 1
Coun~.
Tbe two storei mark Ped·
ney'1 entty Into m_,or "111-
llne ouU.f.11 bi ,. market
are11,.. company officllla
noted. TfMi firm'• ttore In
Coata Meaa11 Harbor: c~ Cenfa' hu been for maD,y ,un. Doua1ua G. Betten la manaaw of tbe ~.,..
PubioD lalaJJd. Be baa befe
wtth the ftrm for 11 y.r,.
Georae C: W~ RUD~
<'Anter mana'9f, II a ""81'·
an ot 21 y~ wbo l1'Dld
on with Penney'• as a part
time worker ctnrlq colle(e
da11-·
PtmteY'• top.level man-
agement ba1 noted t h a t
tho" wbo !lave known the
Ptnne7'1 outlets Q IOft
1oocta ltorea and places to
1et wwt clotbtl and readJ·
to.wear 1armeata are hi
for a Jurprlae with the tx·
plDliOli al traditional llDel
Of cJotb'" iD the new ltoret. Penney's hu come to the
forefront in what bu been
dubbed the mus mercbu·
dilin& of hlth falhion, the
revqlution · ot the new look.
It bat been said that if
~ 11 ane dominaUlll cat-
•1«1 Gt merchlDdile fn the
HUNTINGTON CINTIR'S FULL·LINI PINNFN STOU
2,000 Idled Across U.S.
~~ R~h of Labor Di.sputes
B7 ASSOCIATED PJU!'.SS Colorado, ~f tnitaJ. talb with the automottft
Labor dllputes acrou the lerl foe estml Bledric bl1 three. than Co., IJll'UCl, tato New-Mez. e o u n tr y kept more ico, Arizona, Texu a :i d COURT INJl1NCTION
300,CO> worlonen,off the Job Vtah. A·spok....,.n for the Duplte .a tempcwa-
today and partially tied up CommunJcatlou· Worbn ry court lnjunCuon crderlal
Ofoductlon In a varlety of of America, Local MIO, laid 800 but driven and malD-
tndUltriea ranging from au-before the overtime ua1p. tenance men beck to work' · rwnt ailput.e Ja llttled. all tomobllea to machine guns. 900 of the local'• members In Cinclnnati, ·Ohio, there
Allo involved were • u c h ma, be OD ltrib in the HY.. WWI DO bulel on the traf.
dlv e r • e aervice-type em-en atates wbere Monutain tlc-clouect 1treeta. LaWJtn
pl= bus drfven, news· Stat.a Telephone Co. ope-for the union iDlileated tlrieJ
pe and h °' P 1 t a 1 ates. would IO to court and Met D1D'~est. and Jeut opti· ~enltbY copper Indus-to have the lnjunctlon over·
m1IUc of . settlement. wu try PUfe· hit one ol t b e turned.
the industry-wide c o p p e r lut major production 1be strike by the lnde-~. w"'1A" en~ tts'tltb 1.ltea W~tlday night when ~· n d en t • -·1'"amated •u uw WUJ ~ 1,100 memben Of United .._..... day.· The walkout widened &Dllt Workers union, Cin-
overnight and the.re wu lit--Steel Workers !«al 4.985 cinnaU'1 ftr1t tranait walk·
tle hope of settlement be-struck Anaconda'• Intern&· out In M year1, began when
fore the 19ar'1 end. More Uooal Smeldnc " Reftnin1 the union's contract uplriid
than &O,OOQ..,bave been Idled Co. at Perth Amboy, N.J. at midnight Tuelday.
ii.nee the bulk ol U.S. eop-~ close to the bla L1mlted operaUcms w • r e
per pl'9duction was halted four producers -Kenne-resumed at the Sterllnc
July 15. ~i~t~~!"~. (lli.) Community &Olpital
..... .....-U&M&l6 with volunteers tuliJjl in
NEW CONTRACT and ?belpa Dodie -aaid while ·a labor dispute with
AlthOUlh a new national the dl.lpUte may lut into the botpital'1 139-member
COntr-t be.._.._ ____. M"'-Janu•-. ' Ul1 -... _ ruiu v--~ nurat.nc staff 1 · ·•hmDered.
tor Co. and the United Auto NO NEGOTIATIONS LEGAL NOTICE
workers union wu ratified No cornpanywide neiotia· ---------.-ad signed days ago, U · uona with the tiie four have MOTIC'I TO c .. 0""1
bly lln _, _ __, at a IVP9•,.. courr otJ TM9 tern ea remaun::u been held lot" two w~u. nATI OP CAUl'OU•A .-oa 1tand.at1Il over the 10me-none are .Cbeduled and ,... c~..:, ou~
Umea thorny tuue of at.-the-neither sJde hu lndicated a 1c " """"' J . Ml•. •llo 1t-
plant agreeDNlldl on tbt lo-softened position. Nineteen r_.., M=:."-.... ~ ~ "::; ~~
cal level. Twelve UA w Ford umons are involved and the Miiier, ••• "-•• ..._ Ttftlllell
Joe _,_ -·--t to come to --' I 1.a ' Miiier, .... _,_,, .. Attt>e r. J. Ml" all! .. _,.. ,_ uwuD 9118 pay. ter, .,... A1N Talllleh JeftklM Mlllef, terms on tbNt IUJ>Plementa un.11A Ford ha alled DK•*
al tr.... n UUllll 5 C NOTtci IS ...... y •IVIN ..... W the naUon COD -..;•. back 20,<0> of the 180,<0> Ct"Mt1on " . .,. •"-NIMd ~'
Production of the M60 UAW members who struck :::' .:~ ':::.t 118,~ re:::: :8~
rpachi.Je IUJI, widely uted tbe COMNMIY at mJdnJghl tlltlft. "'"" tlle nee..,-, ~ 1"
In th V • .___ war WU .,-.. c ... 9"'c. Of ... Clettt of "" •IJovt e ~euwu.u • Sept. 8, a Ford·spoteaman tied cwn, .... -""' ltlem. wllll
halted ~~ n .ltrul ~~ ' said pJ'Oductlon can:t re-,......, ., ~ ~ .. " ...... •= when l,ll'N wor-.en • ....,. sume until all or virtually 1'1111 A. HeMI, 41• t11t 1mi ,,.,....,
the New England CorpdMs!ont all plants are ready to re-:-•·;~., c..= ':7ill. "":...~
of the Maremont · a sume operation. A union 11r.;: "' •• """"' =:t,"""' " .,.
Saco, Malne. Some 1.000 spokesman lald, "Tbe pace =-i;":. ~~,-=:;;... 111tt ~~ =~
V'tmkber•Uniof thfe • ~e they're (Oing (local negotl~ •'" ~t111" ~~, MRler Jr .. W<lr ers on o nuioa1ca, UonJ), I would thin.k n 1.-cvi.r of "" W111 et
AFL-CIO, voi.d Tuesday to would be in a week's time." ""' A. 14:',,.'....,. MlN4 _,..,,,
rejett a new 34-month con· Meanwhile, negotJations m '"' '"" stntt.
tract offer No lurther ne-continued at Detroit wtth ~:,· ,:~i ~="naJ gojat:Jona were acheduJed. Chrysler Corp., the UA W'a Attene' "' 1 .. c•~ h
dWn'1 ouUets today, tt II
fqbion. •
New, too, wW be the ad·
dltion of completely lllW
"bard line.-' iDcludine ma· Jor appllancu, color teltvt· •Jon. hardware, furniture,
sporting IO<Jda, fine jewelry
and fully equipped alltcmo-
Uve cente,1.
Tbe auto center1 drama~
ically portray the . compa-
ny'• new loot. TbeJ will
feature the firm'• aecond
and tb1rd lclent1fic testing
facilltiel in Southern CMU·
fornla ..
The first WU i.nltaDild In
Penney's FUllertoa Oranie-falr Mall store.
Additionally, the 1tore1
will offer new IVVicel in
beauty ulou, pbotograpblc
ltudiOJ and collee lhopl. ~ c1.,ui ol merchaDdiae
in the new departmotl, the
managers 1alc1, I.a petbape
best exemplified by the
furniture selection.
Penney's haa been in-
creasing the ai.ze of lta
1torea and merehand.tle se-
lection for the put decade.
The average store a few
years ago had 23,000 square
feel New stores are aver-
aging from UKl,<O> square
feet up. The 225,000.squar&-
foot local atorea are testi-
mony to the company's re-
gard for the local markets,
officlall said.
The local ouUetl are the
fifth and sixth of seven
completely new, fiiu-llne de-
partnient stores to be
opened by the compally to
California t.bil year, the .ec-
ond and third in Orange
County.
There are now 158 Pen·
ney'1 stores In CalJlomla,
with a nationwide tataJ of
1,664.
Tbe Orm'• tranJformaUon
to complete department
ltorel dates back to 1157
when . Wllllam M. Batten,
cha1rm.an and ddef execu-
tive. then Ul1ltent to the
president. addressed a
memo on "Company Mer-
cbanct11mg Character" to
the board of directorl. The
memo started the firm in
a new direction.
Penney's la now one of
the leaden in what a na.
tlonal publication c a 11 e d
"that parado~al pbenom·
enon,.. the maa merchan-
dwilg of fashion, tbe rev~·
lution ol the new look.
''Blue collar, white collar
-who cares anymore," the
Fortune article read. ''In
the plush North Park shop-
ping center in Dallas, Pen-
ney's stands up to famed,
blgb-atyle Neiman-Marcus,
though at a lower price
level, with tent d r e 1 a e s,
mlniQirta, (d.llplayed in a
Mlnl Shack), mod bathing
fUlta and novel deslgm."
A.bout the only thing that
hu not changed in some""°
aped ls a bit of private
terminology. By long tradl·
tioa, harking back to found·
er James Caah Penney's
early partnership days, em-
t>loyes are referred to u 1'uaociates." The word em-
ploye ii out.
Of the firm's new look,
president and chief opera-
tions officer, Ray H. Jor·
dan, said in relation to the
t,664-store, nationwide pie·
ture:
"We're not changin1 all
the atorta. But if we keep
up at the rate we're going,
by the m1d·70a, we'll have
a Penney company ln new
stores alone u bll aa the
present firm."
At present only ~. Includ-
ing those to be opened thlJ
year, carry the full line.
Jordan expreased t b e
company's expansion policy
thJ.s way:
,"We aim the big new
stores at the blg metropoll·
tan markets. Some of these
markets are new to ua, but .
the main thrust is to en·
large our participation in
metropolitan markets where
the company already ha.I
position.''
The new Orange Coaat
stores obviously fit the pie·
ture.
..
, material things. He needs· peo~~ who will listen: TOMORR. OW'S REBEL' I Sometimes a·boy needs people much more than
. • to problems and soothe hurt feelings, people wt't<>
• . ' lu~ to have many people like that caring for homeless, HELP HIM TODlr-will explain and rea~sure and inspire. Our community is
I I I children. watching over the youngsters of working
G-IVE mE· UNITED Wlr mothers.guidingtee~·agersin healthy. tiholesome recreation. Please help
-them canioo t~s a_U·importam.w0tk...
,
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When your neighbor asks you to help, give t9 the
United Fund or Community Chest in your community
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A w,Alkout by aix men in No. 2 tar11t In contract ,.:."!:!~.., i. ~:': ~"'~~ o.iiv 1:,~; ----------------------------------------....... ------~~~~~~~--~ ..
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CLOSI CALL -Stuart Whitman. left, saves Richard
Boone from a lynching on "Cimarrob Strip" tonight ·
at 7:30 in color on Channel 2. Boone guests on the
aeries as a brawling army sergeant wbo outrages
local citizens with b.iJ escapades.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Wha' Hoppen'
. To Goldilocks?
ly CYNTHIA lOWltY
AP Television-Radio Wrltw
NEW YORK CAP) -The mi&hty grluly -:-"the
bear that walta like a man" -wu the subject Wed·
nuday night of this seuon'a first special program
made with cooperation by the National Geoenphlc
Society.
The SO.minute CBS program WM ID ICCOUDt of
the work of twins, ecololiats Frank and John Craig·
head who for the past eight years have been study·
ing the bears in Yellowstone National Park. · ·
Big. fast and -fierce, the gri!lly ii among the
animals facing extermination, with only about 1,000
remaining in the country. The Craighead brothers
have been busily tracking, capturing, trciqullizing,
studying and ta&ging them -highly baJardoua
wort as was evident from their film work.
Portions of the program sbowlng the animals
and particularly the film showing the scientiats at
work wiiji the bean were interesting. Sometimes
they Bad to race through the job of meuuring
skulla, making cuts Of teeth and paws so they could
ICUiry away when the anesthetic suddenly woH
off and the~ lunged back into angry activity.
Tbe producers, however, seemed unable to de-
cide whether they were starring the bean or the
brothers -or perhaps there was just not enough
film about the grinly to fill the hour. So they show-
ed the home life Of the scientists and showed them
workptg in other areas -studying the habits of
birds ot prey. ior example.
Jack Benny and hi8 violin starred on NBC's
"Music Hall" later in the evening, but it was cet·
h.inly not Benny's finest hour. He was, of course,
&,'l his U!Ual character, but that works best when
fte does not have much interference.
Jack wu great giving a dead pan demonst;ra.
ton of the difference in tone between an oMinary
lddle and hil stradivarlus. But Benny playing along
with Liberace and dressed in a sequin jacket wu
aomethlng less than amusing.
Broadcasts Of feature m_ovtes are beginning to
slip. In the ntino. Tbe most recent Nielsen ratings,
released Wednesday, show that only two movies
made the top list for the week of Ocl 18-22. In prev-
ious weeks. four or five have regularly made the
grade.
Thia indicates, not :;: movies are losing favor
with audiences. but that networks have ptd their
best crowd-catcher Into e scbedulet early and
are now beginning to use run-of-th&-mill features.
Most popular programs of the period, accord-
ing the Niehen estimates, were CBS's "Lucy Show/'
NBC'1 "Bonanza," CBS's "Gomer Pyle" and "Andy
Griffith Show," ABC's "Bewitched." CBS's "Jackie
Glen son Show" and "Gun.smoke," NBC' a "Dean Mar-
tin Show" and its Saturday and Tuesday night
moviet.
No new series made the top 10 and ABC's
"Flying Nun," in 16th place. WI! the only freshman
show to appeu in the top 20.
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and family room, 2 baths. Call John Abell 'Ibree bed.room: 1% bath, ei9cfrie ldldim. rm.... .. ~ C'lf ...... -... ~ 'V.J.. S5.1 No.~ Hwy
Bright Ii~ room with fire-Eves: 673-736'5 ~ bame wttb Bil PQS .._ A tua .tis _.. ........ Jrida ol ~ Joan. 1'all PrSce $22,800. Laguna Bcb '9f.'1511
place-Extralargelotwith range A: oven. ~ JDAl ._ peyment. T~h ~ See todQ. Only WA.LKERA:.L!lE, 'Im EcS-
2% car gange and attached PROVINCIAL OABIMEUt ,_.. WM a builder'• Sel oz.a W~lc La, Ml ~. U. .._ ---------FOR Mlt er leuie, 2 bedroom
worahop with alley efto beamed ceillnp. 1loor ~· ~ Oat at $18,950. w-.:m Dr .. •TttJ.. ()pat .-i -..-. -m-.. .Condoml!'lf""" 1950 ~ Jocat.ed In quiet area.
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WVELY 3 Bit. 2 !la-. bome oua fthae at i:n~tl50. Excel· RENTALS . reaidentlal area. $21~.
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5 BR+ Fam nn +Formal or. bedrooms, but c«*I be S1tf50 am ........ Daplts. s.. Eves. 5.16-'lmO ahare boUlle Cll1 BeJhoa lll.e.· pd, DI' aehool. mt Placentia
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patio, view balcollies or IUD-pm!al>le. Have 3 bedrooms, Eveninp call 56.a:D P6 a1'Albe HolDt. ~ ~ cl4. tm.a By On. BY OWNER: BR. 2 B.L rJ5..3S15 • DUn..EX; 2 BR., 1
deck&. True elegance near FamilY Room , Formal I>iD-119! J111ir... Wen Shop. ADe7 er. 121 Cllt St. fl5.IJ41.-l"aml]y, Cpta, Drps. rt;1. BAal. A_.. ICll will llUft O.K. Nr. Badr Bay; encl: f;' C:ar:! priced.· .$97,SOO ~In· 3 a~~.:} !: 60Y1 llPO llftMEr wda~ Matmdniit tniea. .Ne spat M fl)4llplftf Patio. Bt1nl: 8-dl a Gol4-lcepool· lif;,~ ~home with ~i "~-.~ $1lD
-ua;r-..~.. ~ ·--· tennL 'nlADS .... GUIJIWll'""" ---* Off McFaddeu '"'1'"hlGiP .. I "' -""'-5· PM. C.WWll. a.le• & C.. ample room for Pool. Locat. 'i.!, leada Jct. 11r.-... mw '23.CllO * c.n •1122. SINGLE 'ISrl Oftl' m to 2 BDRM Unlurn Bouse 111
Uftllft .. c. ~ ..... ed OJrlm& del M a r Hilb 1. !MrJone tlticlble 1Sm CASCADE UN& ~ .. .._ a.1boa P-. · CGart. •D w. lTtb ~ • • ' : fMP1Y rMIA .._. ..-. ...,.. 8dlOOl D l •tr let. Price • 2-E"Cd'mt • [••W. , Inc. TOWNHOOSE. 2 &; l'6 bL 81'5-llDl « ~ See 11111' • fD-A w. \!di !j ,_ i-!_ ., ,.... oa ... la.1'>. wtt1'a equity°' ,!I'!'! ~ ;:,· ::-._ mi W • ..._Blvd.. N.S. llwal*'f ..... Im All ...... epta. .,,._ Slit MAN wll ..... 2 Wftn: &\STllDE 2 .. t1Np1ac:., .1·
Vamnt I Jlft 2 baa.. Hes • ._.._ .. ~ _ m.ml • Eves: _._ ..-, mt NIL ...._ a. -_;. clMllL SMl Jlflo ..._. 18C1 ....._ wr bw:1a wttll ..._, ,....,.., Malla, .:: , ~ ,:::': =: -lav fr leach ~:: =:,,., ai:.. C.... Meu · 11QP ~ 2 Ba J lie.bra ... A Im.._ w, 53Mnt. pets. ... mo. C1J.9 . 'I fill JI
R...W.. for boat ' treler lteatty, Inc. .. T. l..J..W bedrooms .... Owoel' HWl55I JM. J LARGE a BR -2 BA. QUiE'r .... 1 BR. Older ~ . .• 1 ~ may c:onlider Jeuei 24171 E. Out mghway. om BY ..... Vtcmt 5 BR. 2 Bltna, Cpts, Drpa. Frpl. Coda Mesa 2100 pie, FA beat. yard care. DO l ~..... F hl---L•-•-_ __.... ma llPO •&Bfl BL ..... Ema~ WD-. FHA ~$25.D>f$2000.dn chlld/pet. 185 mo. 6C8S2S ~·· Price $23,400. 11 --Y~• 11th TEE l1lA A 111 rm.. bit-in range A: avm. C:O.-del .,_ 1150 ot NO down GI. * 96Ul5i BEAUT. 2 BR., 2 Ba.. col-· ;... .A t:rub' cbarmtnc J....BB. • 2% clWnuba reek ftplc. r. -end TV; elec dlord cqan 1-BR DUPhEX-$115-lDO.
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COATS bath boQle in Newpcrt'a OD-MEill vElUJE ~ '*-i. bd..t. Ors. .;,1.; 5peetKulaf" V1.w t BR -2 BA. GLEN M'.lR. All furn. Uit, new; 2 car Sto\>e, Rdrtr, Water I • & est residential area -you COUNTRY a..tJB Newport emp.. drapes; ~ rool Harbor Ana 1-blk Sc:b1a A Shop'g Ctr. pr. w/elec. door;· ~ Glil Incl. (1) m-otG , .
WALLACE own the llOillO' lot. Stone Bolden )'Olr froot J8td. OJ.. -""" a fDcd. yd. ~ n-and .. i..M S34,.500. Owner, 96Z.aMIB ~ pool; ex.chlm&e ref. 3 BR., 1% ba., Ca&lleted •1 •· ••.a 'TORS planters heavy lbake root tom deluxe 5 BEDROO.MS, at -,,.,_ ~ -. ... ta no ptts. .c..---a ..
• • A5"U. • ' 3 BAiim <XINTEMPoft.. C*llel' wm aeD oo your BY OWNER. 3 Bdrm' tam Senta Ana ll'lO, e. ~ • ~ Y"' Garap; $12.\. l : 546-4141-beautiful .landscaping, 2 log ARY ~ DINING Victoria tl!!nns er trade for • what l'OCllD + 25lt25' plairoom. • 6f2.ea.18 • •• · ~ !
; (Open Evenlftll) ~ fireplaces, abutten, ·ROOM .~ nom a ad lliaft JOU'? Call: 54l)..K1l ~ Jot. Puttinc crm-D-* l BDRM. bouae with ftre-2 · BR. beaut. yarcl. Adulla ~FENCED -...;a ~--1 , 1: ' ' sun drellcbed patio 6 pool! ' .... _ _: 646-1111 SUO/mo. :lOOC ~ or z-........ _, Most ..,.,,_tional for «t CN\! muter .-. ~ Ews. ar werkenda, or tru. $59,500. Mt-2730 . ~. mice li~ rm., cu-m for 1 or ciple. &G-4838 ~ ·
&. in Wh'I Dcl~r with· ~,_., -.:res~ ~ Mesa Vflr-(CAii ....... , 53NOt Monday thru Friday e $-1.000 Below Annlal e peta, built • Im..· On bta lot Panom. Ll 1-m74. ~ 9:~ or aft« ~m. • 1 ~ce I I I Ruth Pardoli Realtor de Golf eoune. Family room PANORAMIC--Urpnt sale needed! • BR., "1th ama1l rental unit ln 2 BR. boUle turn. tenced yard SMW. ~ patio, drapes. ' '.
' , . too large toeloled court mr-OCEAN VIEW 2 be.. lllt-D; 2 frplcs.( rear. South Santa Ana. $!»/ ... 646-4165 Yea In W/W OvenlR Yd care. Cai.
A home this 1ibu9 wt1b • 160§ Weatcliff Dr. · ~ ~ the cryatal dear u • .a.. .... U:-Ills' 3 BJt..J BA Beeutitu1 elem qits., c1rpa. View, wait to Alklnc $20,IO(). OWNER J'rl 'aft a JlOO. Adults. 548-l<a
price to matcb came& on tbe wattt& ~ a hKted Antboey MIVVI llVW ~ home Jud 1-cb. Owner 573-221& Eve. JE Tya&09 after 3:30 p.m. ==:::=====:t::. ========
markl!t. 2 bedroama. dod:lie $120 per Month ~G POOL. TER· ,_on. $l7.SOO. ~ ,,, (Ot"OM del Ma--,:-Week~ anytime Newport IMch -·Miia Verde
• ~~~~ Includ. ea taxes on this large RlFIC BUY $4,000 DOWN. Corona .. .... a:JVSE Daily U.S. ncr VkW &.2. "Eire. 1oca-3 .__ ... --..... 1705 BR.··, Ba. lwlln LldO --------.. 4
........ ..__... ......... three bedroom i bath fam WALKER l: LEE. -Lutlk -built homes located ......... -..--. 3 e Cb 3 BR. 2 BA trplc. fib nzaY • ! will. room tar trallar ator-' • 2629 Hait>or Blvd. in the SniJtblarMl'a IDOlt de-GlenNglrs Terr. Cll. Bil. 1" b& Owner/Ast Iale;. lrpl,, buee South .PU· blt.Jne Jovd, yard. ' 1~·) . ... Smart'1 ~ and i1y home. You will enjoy-the 568491 Open till 9 PM airablie • fwmatiac ara e ~ e &B-1211, m.3297. io: % blk ~ clW>. $300 Yr· pd. mo mo. 5t5-TD1. ~ . ~ melahdned ~ant~ In Chfn1 Cove .Arn Scbaola A Callf. ll'vine ~ 3~ =.~i1\_ &\. Udo hie 1351 ~ ly. O• 1 or winta). '.': ~ tir a _!llml family rounded by maintemnce ,....u • 2 BR, Fam rm 2 "-.pus jU1t JDlllomD A.ft.¥. ----pee-. ~·Before 8 A.M. A N.wport BeaCh 220Q or retired ci:Juple. Prime free biock wall. You'd bet· ~;~ • -. &m1bb' priced from . Hardwood ..... Ullll~ . SHORT of ,. ... ~u. After 6 P .M.; leave mea-' eailtslde 1ocatSon $2000 down ....-~ Caner Jiit. P,150. -" r sage at SC.'1013. BRAND l1ft' J Bdrm-2 Bathi aDd .,42.00 :....._.... t2t' take a look. Only $19,950 • $33,900 to $4311» ~ .,_ ........ ......._ --Well b:a1ed 4 BR bame. Blt-* ,._.,,..._u ,,...,,._,.,..E. 1100 aq. "ft W./W earpea i. c ) 1
-per .......... PllJ'S full price. WALKER A: LEE, WSK HOMES ~':::. ...... ----. in Jd1lchm, ...._ Uv/nn diD-'~ ~.u-.. all. C F. CXJLE;'WORTBY ~ Wectcliff Dr ~.,.,,, Dlat1nt View of --.. •"' On the BAY? Lease/Option dn,pa. Built.ln'a. finplace; ~11 • ,· 00. SC.Tm. Next to ·• .. ...., Hilla & Ocean Dndioal: MacArtbrr Blvd. inc aJ'ftl A: _.., patio. ~ aeU. * 5f8.'1ml Atrium. Fenced yard. Nr ~ ' -
~-Jr. Open EYes. ~ • from 2 BR A: den, 2 ba, from Pacific Coast Hwy. at .... ~ to new .._. THE "PADRE" 1uJ: A ""'~..-"1CUUO&" • ..-~ EYes MESA Verde ~ mtt • ooo __._ ...__ u....,..rt ,,._ .• _ ... UCI. -I t ' I
--doubl . Newport "Fwy Turn oa Saa hmmc. l_.,. 4 aa.. 2 fllll R. C. G1tEDt. Realty HOME nIAT MUif' BE 4 BR., 2 Ba., fenced yd., dbl; mo. 499-4055. ,, ' ; DESPERA 11 L .... Shtrp 4 & Fam. FITz=is a.tty Joaquin Hilla. Rd.. tbeD w. ~ qita., drlil-. ....... 3416 VIia Udo j'13-83a) SOLD nus WEEK, oo gar. Winter or yearly. • THE BLOP'FS • , · 1
ROOM at $245 with option 3l3S E Ccaat H , ,,..,.. ""'O low li&J!.a to model uea. 0 me lot, teiced. Mr. 9Clllll. 11llS HOME YOU CAN aot Alvarado Pt OX 6-0'114 LEASE or SELL 3-.Br. Con: • ' . '. SllUATION at buJ. Uatinc P>.950 but · wy v.......... $37.SOO 0ner ~ HuntingtM Beach 1480
owner will liaten to any of. $800 D -SAalIFICZ! $mt. 4 DEAL. Newport Shores 2220 doo_lin1um. Avail Now! BMu. • : c:;.. io.:, '='*~ ~ 3e: ~~er In own YA RfP01ISSIOI ~ ~~~ ~ Lari• 2 Story Family Home, BEAtmroL ~! ::-::::: pea. •' : I ~ID Colt.a Kea. 2 BR Colt-RNlty 11.,u. tt.18() CALL 564lm tar Wt. QUIET MANI t•ndecaped and Draped • 3 BR. 2 ti. :-:-I ~·al rembd. RS~ ,.... ~ FIVE BEDROOMS 1: ,_. a.rmq 1 + tam rm, 1~ wm bN ail IP9dool 4 BR BUT NEEDS WORK. 4 ..... ~3'.11 · Newport Helthft 321 • · ·' !
er.hire fer tbt4mp bQyoer, iy room, 2 batha, w/w ~ b.u1 Wea Verde. ReMoor-* Barpa 2 ..._•a lat. cm a quiet circle near the Bedrooms 2 Baths. D' YOU 11' 1
$3S.,OllO for l unita ia a ~ pets, all bWt·lm ,; nq at.ed 1: reconditioned. $13.950 2 BR. 1 BR. E 11' SIT.lllD beadl; *tminc De an e ARE BANDY AND IF YOU Huntington Beach 2400 4 BR FOR LEAS~ . · p!n. Call to Ifie. LEASE/OPTION reslential aree. CA LL Low down. No kMID feea at or best a&r. Law ..._ Bro&. fllbUoal prdl!ll ldtcb-CAN PAINT then do the • 2 Ba.; pool e. ~ ·.·~>:-· ii. 4 BR. 3 baths, pool I: a.. 540-1151 Heritqe Real ~ e9C10W ch~ 30 yr Jou KI ~ Owr. a. Uniler JDlll'bt at $27,900 work )'OW'9elf and Save. TO-BEAU furn 3 bR 3 ba Condo Dem, wet ber, 2 frplca.; r • ,
home-$22,'150 tat,e. @ 6% to~ .ttll pxl By Owner J Bit wttlicasbndxaper1esl:ca.r-TAL PRICE ONLY $29,000. Oilldm OK $200 mo. Plae acrou from Harbor Hidi ~ , Geor"p WDUamaon, Rltr. credit. l% ba, desinilile -. Oil pets. Open boue SUn., Nov. with LOW DOWN or $500. call aft 6:30, 5.16-8588 S275 mo. ~ OPEN ~. DAVIDSON Realty --Vet loan. $33,9. D ,_ 5 at rm Pap Orcle at Pa-SEE THIS ONE NOW AT... H. 0 . Johnlon, Bkr . ...a362
],al Bl.Mr~r 5t&6MO _.MODEL HOME dfic .. lmpaial. (off LOS PADRES RENTALS 2 BR Hae. Yard, ran.re. 523 WIU. TRADE Meaa Vtt'de Paceeetter. s Mesi .. .. nos Adams betwftll Beach B RE.AL TY Ho'*9 Unfurnished Westminattt, NB. suo Yt11.
for trailer or camw Dl:)I bJa BR l: ~ Carpeted A: drps, ~~;-p~~ 195 Glenneyre s_treet General 3000 Call 213: 28l·2Sl3 att 6 p.m. , .'.
3 Bdr., dbl. pnp cm Dice many extraa: $29,950. J'83 Bem C.K. 5t&-6MO l BR I: Fam, 1~ Ba. ......._... .._.u ..,., Lquna Beach '
fmctd lot tn a.ta Mesa. RJtr. 2750 Hal1>or 58, CM \ ' Pool me 7Cd .U. tll <oat to Tic-Toe ID&IWt) HU"E YAID .Back Bay . 3240 .;:
"$18..'150. Call Rot1m11n 0>; 5t6.5t60 .F.'\res. 549-ta park; 2 ,..._ Ne9r -TUDIWINDS Ill. TY. Phone 494-8833 U FIREPLACE, bm eell'r,· 2 i
546-87l.l. Mesi Ver4e • $23,500 "O~~·=r One : !.:. ~ on!:RS: WILL 'IJtADE Ve.ry np 3 BR 2 bath, ex· Br. Privacy, "° yd work. NEW PALM SPRINGS 3 BR. F.AMIL y RM. " the most attnctive 3 " FHA. By .... 5tMm.. 3 BR oi&ler ~ dn. $15,150 ' aumc t1IARMER cellent am. wfw cupetlnf, S135 mo. 548-3197/4&1331 . I
Home -On aolf cour., new 2 baths, ~. eJedJ1c famil7 • moddl. Jmt ' l BR oar• bdl •••• $18,500 New England type SprawUne drapes, built·ina. Vacant, a BR., den, 1~ ba,, tp.
tum, I BR. 2 BA. aunken ba0t4n Jdtd)en. 21 ft. patio. ttdaced ':°1 $32,950 own-Mesa V.... I 1 IO ~:en~ ~I~ = 3 BR • dd, Li; nn, w /w ready. $200/mo. A1t. rumpus rm., cpa., drpL.
den, "ftt bar A billlard rm, Bar stools, W'Mber, dryer in-ftr' new laraer ~about ~ Frplc Kopper Kettle 546-4141. etc. $230. 642.2530
1IX40 pool. Tnde fbr ~ duded. 544).1120 -~· lnto A · 5 BEDROOM 3 BR ear JIN« GI ~· $21.500 Kl~ $34:950 Will take f1NmARJ B'EACH or" F.q$OI ('714) 32S-S'186 TARBl.U. · 21'i6Har1JOr ·~to move • UnctJ.. 3 BlVdln. ~ ~··· SU.960 home 2nd TD "-• or ? '"rv l•lboa -.M • wi7 decorated 1: ~ MODEL HO.. Home m C3 50X118 •• $26,900 • • ~ .._, ~
SPICTACULAR· YIEW;;.()CIAN and IAY
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THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU
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, ALL.._ have WATERFRONT VIEW. All have two bedrooms
pd two Mk -WITH LARGE PA110.
, YOU ARI INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL
: luy $59,IOO and Up Lease $420 Montkfy & Up
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:n:_ :tbia :_hood lmrnedilfe Occ '••ncr DpU 21\R nr ~ 39 m,ooo Mu.ton Rlty ' 494-0731 2 BR 2 bath awlmmlnt 2 BR, $140 mo. Cpt.1 ~.
Coll ... Realty 546 5880 $40,700 t ~~ ~~.:.~~ 5 BR, 2 BA, haie ~Jy pool. $198/r:.o OPTION stove, mnliramar, 8'lbOa
1'74 Fl. ..... Dma 4 BR, atrium pvt oftlce ba~a'ni~:,~~~~. to OWN. C1ll S.t/Sun. 'Penlnauk. Pt. 615-3244.
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305 IROADWA y BY Owner; 3 BR. 2 Ba., PDP-~ for locadoo l: 1oaJl infcl. ~B vffl>m Ocean! Lovely quick cub for ft with a , . 1llar T-Plan; elec. ~ A sc.anJ. or M2-5012 tllfl DAii. 'I Pll.OT 2 home; $135. Owner Dally Pilot Wallt Adi · 'f r
&icJneed rumpus roam with range le cti1114'Mb& llDDe ~I. O aa..Hled : ~7826 6'13·2154 Eve. 642-5678 buae tlreplMe. Hardwood frplc. Owner Is blfi a. ...,.__ CCllpClllCy
iloora, 3 BR, ~ room tractor ~ .ill Lmder'a 1~pcuusafo11. Re-Back Bay 2240 Itek Bey 2240B1ek Bly
with dlnlnc &NL $22.& extras.' S25 & se.mn .\a. rwbisbed 4 1p BRs, blt-tna.
Rltr. 6ft6is928 E9e-&'13-4577 er 2 PM ' d j 1 b w a 1 he r carpet.eel * LACHENMYER • 3 BDRMS.. 1% ..... llllwgllOQt, 2 batbl, 6-ptc,
Xln• condHlan· rn.-..... roar. 15x32 ~· Good ; • WT CHANCE! • OWNm 5Ma • ;::;-a~ tor quJck sate.
Bey I>lrect from 81dr. ---BRASHEAR REAµ'!'
ONE New Home left! Newport Buch 12IO MT-15.U . /~
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m Canal st. Npt Shores. l ltory oe IArxe comer Jot. ......, Exce:e:•I -""""' ""'""'"' Fairly IRdfe, covered IM'tio A: 1t111·
4 BR·2 IA TH • $22,50Cf E · fl' c1eck. Re.any a bay at $26,!195
AT A DREAMERS PRICE Pool. _ Vaamt • IObmft your tttms.
Luxurious carpeting, ne.w ~ 3 ~ A Dm Paul Jones RMlty
yl .l ceramic We, built -in PRrME LOCATJON "1·1266 Eves. 842-5844
kltdlert, tolid wood ~ e26n BASSWOOD ST• BY OWNER. GI appralaed
neta. Red brick fireplace. Call Owner 644 W $24.000 or $2.<nl cash Ir
Landscaped to perfectSoa. usume $19,600. 4 bdrm, 2% .._
Sta.tel)' trees. s..tm BLUFFS BARGAt.f5 ti.Iha. flrep&ace, bar, built· TARBELL 2955·Hutior 1 ... 2 • anrY BR' Ina, 2 car garage, patlo
4 BR. HOME
1% batha, built-Im. di9"
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net lot. $18.950.
Wells-Mceardle Rltn.
1810 Newport Blvd.. C.M.
543-T1'29 Eves. 644-0684
one ev"., ~ • slab, Jandacape. '87 -'68
2 BA. 2 patioa, blt-tna. property tax $349 with GJ
ind. dilbwlllber. 1feeriJ exemption. 1292 D a r 1 y
new $25,900. Lor# down. Drive, HB.
CN.rmr 64t-CD NEAR Coif Cbune. 1 Sty. 3
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Value. 3 BR. 2~ BA. fam nn fripl. Cpts., drapee. blt-int:
11x22 liv 11111. Ip end Jd. patio: 2 car gar.
$1.8,SOO 10"' down 646-29'3 $24,000. OwMr 847-6472
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NEW split-level 2 BR. Yrt
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Lake Arrowhead vie.
equil)' for newer car, ... .__
' camper, etc, 494-260t
cu~. s BR. w/corrals.
traila, Rivenlde, $17,0llf
Eq.; want beach rea. or
looome. Owner, Riverside
884-4001: 6'-'Ml t.arun&
$10,ln> Emerald oecklace
Sll.500 Truat Deed. e". "° mo., for Coutal Iota oi · '
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home w/OlYznpic •iw pool: ~
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Home or nieom. prop. in ' Beacti ~. 31l-1096 • .,
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• Gardening 6610 Help W~nttd, Men 7200 ~el~~"'~·~" 7200 Help Wanted, Me-t 7200 Aeenci.,, Women 1300 ~ W..,,... lchool•lnstructlon 7600 SALi AND TRA
•--------Malh C1kl'IYPe ........ l390 7400 °""" 7400 GU?l'AR INSI'RUCTION Sewlnt Mlchl!*a, f 1J20 "Tender Loving Care 'J'r'alntt, encri a1d. ..,... _ _,... _____ ~ TR.AVli2JNG 5!Xlt.ETA.R¥: Your bolM or mloe by CXX: '8'I 81npr Twch ......
for Gr-etn Gardens" ElfCTRQlll(S PRODUCTION PBX 1will trainJ .. •• To trawl 1be 1tate1 oi ttudent. SU mo. m6il& Sl&utomatlc • Uke N.,.t
Le.ndQping. Hort student '1'YPe oo wpm. ASSIMllEIJ Ca!U., 0reron. Wublnitoo MIRCHANDISI FOR $9.41 mo. l>e&IU. La&una:
Lawns reu. Mo. dlz. Fin· fttffNIOAllS • TRAINEES Oft: Cll<. II type ........ '* w I th 6'!CUtM M1emum. SALi AND TRADI Beech ...... 496.o:m est equJp. Haullng. 64&-li48 11.)1 Oood halldwriting ' / lmmediat. Gpel)lnp for Mu.at be 011.t ud llrtelllpot. 1981 Nl!XXH!. UM oewl
JAPANESE AMERICAN flaure uptJrude. 1eVe.rt.l Elec-•-auem· &..e ~ Good driver aod F Lt... IOOO "" FOR PBX .+.it........ u..._ .._ ' UrftnvN $8.to mo. l'ulJy SUUft ... GARDENER/ 16-yn .. -. 2 to o Biller/ .. · ...... '!!"' ~$400 blen oo both •-a. ~.a .. -iA--•ed. Sal•-and _ . ........_,_, Lquna. ~ -No exnorience necessary. 1 .,5 years. / • ~· "" --..,.,..... ·~.... -, -.. COM'LIIND'L I RES'L. "" Celi< Steno ··::· ... ''L~ "!"'f • lhllt. .U upeme.a. for lntmilew Malnl J'l'ee Ht. 968-229S H U 6 H E S High school graduate. 1f you have the apti· Bnt Local ~ lend pe.rdc:ulan to Bob BaJ, H•miil•.,.._. for: SINGER port&ble; real tude, we will train you. Permanent employ-J R pr..-oi:&, We -..1-a-:at...o.Ata _ .. th -w e.n..... Bl·... N __. condl S35 Qealtl'. V-ll uni ~ ad 0
• u;,oo"'t-... -.a .,..._, WI -• -VQ.'t ft> • show,...,. llmpl• • .._. n_._,.:_,-· General Services 6612 Newport Be.ch ment. ruoe ent opport ty n1r vance-Associates~ a minimmn ol t moa E1eo. port !*di. Cllif. or caJ1 • ,-~ C....,._ _lAi\l __ na_~------• ment. 1882 NtwJ>Ort. c.tit. &U.mO troolc UMmblJ ~ m.3512. • P;;iiM Damepd 1 ODD JOBS I Yard Cleanup,
GARDEN MOWING I.
EOG ING. * 543-69SS
• CALL MIKE 673-3700 e
Reason. Reliable Repairs.
INTERVIEWS MON. THRU SAT. Constrvctlon Bkpr. with a tnowlqe al col« lio ~ ~ OAC Pill'* & Org1ns 1130
F« stable =ment ftrm, eode, 001npooent recocni-LOii Secretary SpaDllla • Modern • Maple -:i:r:'tr. f.'ttlerPJ~:::. tioo 6 IOlderlQa know bow. lJv. Rm ....... l'rm Ml.SS NEW :w~ ~ ~ SPS Western
01 : Paint • Plumb'g ... Carpentry
Requires a mulimum ot 2
years ol recent industrial
experience in trouble-
llhooting, maintenance.
calibration and test of
osclUoecopes, pulse gener-
ators, vrYM's, special
test equlpment and con·
trola. A strong know!·
edae af solid state Cll'CUi·
try is desirable.
(il)litf~I Gooclltartlna rU1a 6 be:ie-Mlllt be experieoced. Out· Dinette ....... l'nn $34.95 ::: pl&llO 1u11' price Ml·
t:' Poaltlona a•· incl"•"A-... A-~ lbmdlns opportwlltf, et· Bedt9oru ..... ntn $59.95 """-"'-··-est ~lecdon Also If' ee -_,,. .... ....,.. v• eeiltnt la1.ar)I. Appr"*' Fumlture ~--~ ... ianoa 6 or.
H1ullng 6730
HAULING, clean~, Lots,.
prages etc. Dump, !.kip,
.. backhoe, fill. erade. 962-8745
Ironing 6755
IRONING 1Sc en Item.
BRING HANGERS * 733
W. 20th St.ICM. * APT·B.
Please appl.y in person to:
HUGHES
500 Superior Ave.
... • J' Masonry, Brick 6830 Newport Beach, Calif.
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BRICK· BLOCK· STONE
~ PLANTERS· SLATE
• CEMENT work. 636-2916
Paptrhanging
P•lntlng 6850
INTERIOR rooms $17 up +
paint. Exterior, o'hang &
trim $120 uP· Neat work.
847·13'58
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
· Fut A neat. 1 BR Apt,
complete $89. 842-~
YOUR painter • bonded and
ref1. Small jobs welcome.
Veterans painting, 64U>427
INTER or Ext. PAINTING,
JMMED, SERVICE. Local
rd. FREE e.st. 548-1621
PRO~lONAL pa'rltlnl·
Piacou.nt tie8! Free ad·
mats Refer"a. S:J6.0360.
, 1-BR APT Unt>. Labor· $40
Material extrl. Qual-work.
GUAR. 545-3081
An equal opportunicy
employer -M&F
Warehousemen
Thoroughly exper.
Stock &
Cleanup Crew
Experienced only
Excellent benefits
Apply after 12 noon
Operations Mana9er
Dick Gonulet
WHm flOIT
South Cont Pl11•
Cost• Mesa
0 Plumbing 6890 --------~~---~--~~~
PLUMBING LEAKS, El.EC·
TRONICAIJ..Y located, re-
palted, replaced under ~
• ment, walls, ground or any-
... · place. Estimate.a • evenings,
week-ends OK. caJl Mike
673-3700
* SAV-ON PLUMBING * "{ * Remod-Repairs·Reas *
.. 642.ffi38 * 546-3961 *
A •. I Sewing ____ 6960_
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ALTERATIONS
CUSTOM D.tlESSMAKING
"LOUISE" 548-TI04
Alter•tlon~2.SM5
• Neat, accurate, 20 yra. exp.
Tile, Linoleum
& Marble 6975
* Verne, the Tile Man *
Cust. worlt. Install &: ~
pairs. No j o b too 1maU.
Plaster patdl. Leakq
lhower repaired. 847·195i.
Upholstery
UPHOLSTERING It re-
:i pains; your fa b r I c or
ours. 30 Yrs. exper. Call
bet. 5 A: 9 P.M. only,
please. 546-0057.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job Wanted, Lady 7020
MUST change careers; well
eroomed lady, age t6, free
of running home. Do you
need someone who can
think & is not afraid of re-
sponsibility? Good educ•·
Uon: PBX exper., typiila;
a challenge would be wel-
come. Box P708. Daily Pilot
OF'FICE NID'Se. Fully ~ri
enced In all phases. Wish·
es to locate in Beach area.
REFERENCES available,
886-2llf .
MACHINE
OPERATOR
Experienced TwTet lath-
es, mills, drill pres&,
smeJl quantity produc-
tion. SOrne setups.
STACO, Hit
1139 Baker St.
Costa M..a
549-3041
An equal opporbhty
~er
·BUSBOYS
Day or night llhift
Over lB
DISHWASHERS
APPLY JN PERSON
S-10 and l-5
Mooday through Friday
REUBEN E. lEE
15\ E. Co.st Hwy. N.8.
MATURE MAN
For general cleanup work
8J'Olmd clubhouse. days, $2.
per boor.
See Mr. El'ickaoo
MESA VERDE
a>UN'TRY CLUB
JOO) Clubhouse Road
Costa Mesa
Boat Carpenters
Experienced
I'
'' . Wayfarer Yacht Corp.
WOMAN wants manage pres-1682 Pa.centia
tige apta or motet. Coast Cotti Men area. Exper. Retereooes.
675-~.
A TTENnON salesmen, re·
tallers, new electronic line
AM-FM radios, rolor 1V'1,
tape recorders, walkie talk·
2701 So. H1rbor, Suta Ana
An equal opportunity employer
Electronics
Technicians
"("
~ for an Interest·
in& & challenging job,
bul lacking the industrial
experience usually re.
quired? Wan! to work in
an engineenng environ-
ment where you will earn
wbile you learn?
U you answer "yes" to
both of these questions,
whf not investigate our
openinga In the fielda of
crystaJ f l I t e r devices
alignment, assembly It
test!
We 1'eQUlre:
e A bulc lcnowledge ol
electronic l:tiecliry.
• The ability to use elec-
tronic. test equtpmenl
u )'OU pouea tbae bas-
ic qualifications, apply in
penon to:
HUGHES
500 Superior Awnue
Newport Beach, '
C11ifornl•
Eltdro.Mechanical
Immediate c>penin&ll for
~tro • mecbankal dratt.
men with two or more
y e a r a experience and
knowledee cl .cheJD•tta.
Competative wage atruo-
ture and exeellem company
beneflta provided, includ-
ing 12 days vacation during
tirr.t year ot. employment.
Our comp&Qy will relocate
from its present f.acillty to
a new air ronditioned plant
in • the Irvine Industrial
Complex (adjacent to the
Orange County AiJ1>ort) in
the sprin& ol 1968..
Apply f : 30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Evening int~"Viewa
may be &lT&nged
YARIAll DATA
MlCIES
1590 MON.OVIA
NEWPORT BEACH
646-9371
An equal upportunity
employer
Robinson's
..._,
NEWPORT
Has openings for
,/
Equal opportunity empolyer. •
m ltf
Display Man
EXP ANDING 22 YEAR
OLD COMPANY NEEDS:
1 EXPERIENCED
• Carpet Cleaner
1 EXPERIENCED
• Upholstery Cleaner
• Trainees (2)
Apply
2950 Randolph
Costa Mesa
MESSENGER FOR
DISPATCH DEPT.
DAILY PILOT
Y oune man, throogti military
or deferred, drivers licerwe.
Excellent com()lllzy bemtits.
Good starting lalary. See
Mr. RJch, ~ Pilot, 330
West Bay, c.«. ~ 9
& 12 noon or 3lt4 pm Friday.
r
Young Fry Cook
or Kitchen Trainee
Permanent job. 01ance
for advancement.
APPLY:
Bob's Big Boy
154 E. 17th St., CM
NIGHT DISHWASHER
.
Great opportunity lot' am
bitioua young man. Appl.y in
person between 2 and 5 p.m.
daJly,
Snack Shop
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Experienced
Permanent Posit1°"
Excellent &.neflta
APPLY
Newport Store
Monday thN Frid•y
10 AM. to 4 P.M.
~ A1J equal opportunil;y
employer
SALES
P.EPRESENTA~
Leading lndepenrlent spedal·
11111 dealing fb over 100
mutual funds. eJq>anding In
OrMge C.ounty. This ta an
opportunity to enter dlgni·
tied professional eelllng full
or part time lnvestmenl
exp nol nea?ssary. we train .
547~. Mutual Fund ln·
veators Inc. %100 N. Main
Santa All&.
S1t.smen & Man1gers
Career opporty with leading
firm offering over 100 mu-
tual funds, Full or pt time.
No exper nee. we tr11n.
Npt Bch office, 642-6422
Santa Ana office, 547-8331
Inveatora Financial
Sentlcea, Inc.
Shoe Salesman
EXPERIENCED
Apply
INNES SHOES
South Coast Pin a
540.7908 ---
Newport cadon dlllina ta. ant )'ear U Karbor Bl, CM ~9660 ...... r ot -"-..--t. WESTCLIJ'I\ .OmCE ·--P../sonnel Atency _,,_ Newport N•flon1I lanlc ~ PHlLLJPS CO au Dover Dr., N.I. Our REFR.IG, $25. ~ chr, .... Main s• . -r compeny will ~locatt $30. M•ple dM!tt ol draw· · ·~ .. f 642-3170 ill facWtlea to a new aJr _Jlruah..Cb ___ em_lcal-Obl-. --Sal-ea-er. 115. ~ cht $7. Santa Ana, CaW.
~ c:ondttb>ed Pl&rit In the Ir-FULLEa IRUSH Twin bed $15. Teak coffee f'ACl'ORY orden &loleout
vi.De Induatrial O>mplex Opport. mother'• A coUege table $2(). Telepbooe ltand ot cutaJn Fra>cb, Itallan Help Wanted
Women
Secretaries
I ..
7400
Minimum two years i...
cent l"XJ)et'ience. 'l)1>inc
SOwpm el~t·
er. Shorthand· 60 • 80
wpm.
Cleft Typist
Requires accurate typl:ni
with at 1eas\ two )'HIS
recent experience in engi-
neering or electnmic fn..
dustry. Dutiec will In-
clude fillng and amwer--
lng telephone in addition
to twini·
Teletype
Operator/
leceplioalst
Neat attl'active lbdMdual
toactu~
meedng a n d direct1nc
salesmen, plant viaiton
etc. Heavy private llne
teletype respomibllit:Y.
Two yeen recent tetetype
experience preferred.
Apply Steve Joyce
833-0600, ext. 2119
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 JamborM RNd
Newport Beech
AU a~ ft'Viewed
on merit wtus no bias »-
ward ~. O>lor, Creed
or Sex.
Assemblers
For beale electro • me-
chanical a..embly. Ap.
plicanta must have a
good won record. Cali-
fornia drlver'1 license
and be able to pass a
strict pbJakal examina·
tion.
Openlnp are available on
d1y, lwina A: rraveyard
shlfl.s.
StartlDI rate ct pay 1s
SI .59 per hour.
App~ lo penon to: \
HUGHES
500 Superior Av•.
Ntwpert S..ch, C11lf.
(ldjacent tQ the Oranp liJ"ll .UVlce emb cuatomen $7. i\111 bedspread.a It ,._ Entllitl Baldwin pl&nOI
Couiit:Y Airport) 1n the $2.00 per hour match's cw1&1n, $7.50: Lee -eo down av pMei to rock
SFrinl o1 ta ean 131-Cl.55 Ol' 5*-t339 aold wool rur. SoOd cood. bot~, Quantlte1 llmlted
MAruRE Woman for Doe-Baby equip. Table ' kitchen w':im·s BAwWIN STUDIO ~ a:IO t'°' _, 4 p.m. tore omc. In Hunt. Beach. .~~ C.:~21~· lJIOl Newport, CM 84.2-MM
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Exper. ,. wWtnc to lam y . DATA medical &Mlltance. RENT .: =~-~G~ d 96U738 842-1436 --· _ MA' nhUfS 3 Rooms Purnlture 25 .pedala. Take <l'lf!l' P'Y· ~ Ullft Wanted babyllttet ~ lliome $25 Moatll menta '6.1.0'l. Would. m.a 'ric:iDlt:Y " Cea Scbool Alce O:ll1ltmu .....-.
1590 MONROVIA
NEWPORT 8EACH
644-9371
Mon thru 1'rt 11 AM-M>M FULL OP110N TO BUY Good coad!Uoll. MM539
Own trans. 89'J-382'7 alt S pm No depollt o.a.c. ANTIQUE SQUARE GRAND DRUG~ lftf. House of Chain Piano. Xlnt conct! ssoo. ex.
40-br 11'1!11k/No Eve. or SUD 511 w. 19th. C.M. SC8-1454 ftt or 'lndeT 56899T
COl.J.m.E PHARMAC'l' DANISH, Dunbc ... Schwartz, PRIVATE PARTY WAN'l"! ~ FAD\ DR/CM. Frmdl Walnut col1ee table-TO BUY PIANO rOlt CASH.
:i neat tables; 1 comer tble., 543-9335 I
PERSONNEL Jobe Men, Wom. 7-. tMt cbalr, Mr. chair, ecr· JUST In 11me for OirlatmM!
"SELi.ER,_· ehell linen coudl; Heywood-WUdltzer Qrwui. -ar Po.ltlon la tor ... , ..... _,..:_ PART TIMI Wakefield bUdl dbl. BR. Beet dfer, -..m.•
, ..... who. llkee ~":9"'. ~ Gener1I Office Work eiet. All xlnt COIJd. Reas. , -~ ,... Men or women du:rtQs dQ-644.061J Eve an oalce 8'1C)"l ~ "--d··-'-· Televhlen '8205 A: can commullcate well. ...._bouts. .Men w ... , ev~ YOUJ'H Bed ' mattnu; i---------• We._ ............. , niDCI • wukieDd.I. ~ ~ Auto wa a ber; a.ta~ . , aenioe.; :';&; = ~ Dtee9Mr1· ooodr. kit.ch..~ 1r •COLOR TV WiSTIUO
tm ID oa1ee,.. p1aeemea11. ,.... » ..w comilt d -. chain; .._ c:balr. ~ tlO MONTH
O h+hw lft'Ull"'W't Ir ....., IDd "" akfllnl IWMlll 0,.. .. -,. "-• .._,
.... GllPldmdb --"' llmft'llRIWfEAN f\JJtN. cclllr ........ n.---........ ar _.. eeda IDGlllb. CaD 'TV ~ caDI. Elecl»TV DinUw eet wit dlatn. Bud-l'mt dlL ltt 'I• a n
Paul Unden .-... ~ --t. Glllllllal •..,..._.in carved lleadboard 5' ROCldd m.MSI .,_.,.., .... ~cu-UU area (near tbe Crown • ' inp fT3.«m. CcnMentW. Vall Pkwy IDd 1he $&n oU table I Wl'OQibt j r o D aM111
Hostesses
ApplJ In penon
&-10:~ or 3: »6 wkda.ya.
REUBBI E. UE
NEWPORT IEACH
AYON CAllDIG
D~ Fwy). Untll our~ bue. 6'73-6561 OOLOJUAND TV~ f c.a
~t bulldmg la' completed FURNITURE, mile item.I, an work will tie ~ fro~ reuonable. Thurs., Nw. 2. tfl.FJ & S....... • 8210
a ~~ce t y p e 9 AM to 5 PM 19'791 Marpte CAR STEREO ' ta TA.PD ~· Lane, Hunt In & ton &,y. VARIED/ MAINLY . JAZZ.
For an lnterview appoint·
ment plea.le can collect to
our main oltlce in Garden
Brooldiurat A Adams. , $120 tor QUiti{ SALE!
FINE Tables • encl, sn. 1U E. 23rd St/°'; EYea.
aide, Rd. marble top cof. ======::;:;iC:;:;ill!;:;:;;=
fee, 2 dee. lamps. Re&selD-Tape Recorders l220
llble S4M5«2 ···----531~ DINETTE set, walnut fonnf. ~ TQe recorder. Mbnau-
Elecf.J'o.TV Mtn. S«vlce ca, s belee ,.Uiahyde ral • Stereo. Good dcadi-
Gl"OYe:
chW"s; iood cood. $55. tton $45. 548-42311
548-n98. -Printed Circuitry wAUlur BDRM SET/Dble Hobby Supplies .. 8400
Be uaured ol money for • Maintenance Man ~ H=~ • d.rwwer 1798 Peand Y· ~veae d :S·
Chriatmu -p a r t t I rn e • Jnspecton tti SlOO. Cloeed ate. f!rY rate{ Beat
work -no experience nee-• l.amlnators fnl~ SEASHORE Dr/NB offer over $9,lm. ~
euuy. e Screeners TWO W~ ttd upbol.ater-Eves. •'
C.all collect 5J0.6860 • Platers • ed dlaira. Good coodltion. MOO
SALESLADfES • Cleiu,iµp Girls ::::-3208 Dakota. C.Y. Mlenfa..... _
For excl:~N!!~ appllttl N•t'I. Technol09y, Inc. 2 TWIN bed frames, 2 twin 11111 IED FABRICS
shop. Muat be hiahlY exper. 220 West CenaraJ Ave. alze plutlc headboard&, 2 ._, FOR SAL•
on better coat.a, ~ta, dre6I-Santa Ana ~ter 3spre. ad. $35, 548-3216 Remnan•· Samft'-A ,IMJD.
t ~H "'"" F • An equal opportlmity .,.. -~ es, e c . ....,. .. ..,., or App t.; ~--------1 ends Sat. ~• .. a .... " to 2
after 5 PM call 11624282 em~loyer Bedroom 111fte, T plecea, p.m. 929 ~. o.t;: Mesa
-NEW FACTORY Natural elm. 6 montJu new. HUSBAND & WIFE • 646-4536 e 5 pert m11tc'e di& eet, la p1a. Nl.'eda Sewing Machine ()per. ---------t1num wed band. % c.1nt ators, experienced or train-Who work well together It de-2 Pc. Sectional, $50: total. Cost $400, lle1I. • $195.
ees. Hours adji»ted for sire extra inrome of S200 It 2710 Waterfront Dr. Autumn hue mlDk ~
s:tioot mother& 890 Produc-up per month. Work trom Corona del Mar 613-9584 coat $560 lell $2G), f'13.S800 '
tlon Place (nev 16th) New· your own home. 54.l-4234 BEDRM SET STEREO
Beech PSY,..._.IATRlC CUnlc would ' ' MOVING to Apt. Muat~= port · '-" MISC. * MAKE OITER! Nov. 1, 2 6 3 only. -
Beauty operator: Female like to hJre part·time psychl-~AFTER ~P.M. bouae Rdrle. Norp *'"'·
exp. all round 1tyll1t, full atric IOCial workers. LARGE W RITE NAUGA· Mite. Item.. 548o81m ~ E.
bme, bu.sy Laguna Salon. e 6f6.Til3 • • HYDE SOFA $100. * GOOD 20th, C.M.
Must have considerable MAINTENANCE Man for Mo-cond! 546-3501 attu f>.pm ~~CRJ::::-:,n=e&=-u.le~-. _need.......,._c_uh..,..1
local following. Pleuant tel Apts. 2376 N~port Blvd. HOIJSEF1.JL OF ruRN! due to filnea. 'Sal11on City
work cood, good commlasion. C.M. 673-7935 TOP Qlality! 1t 543-532S lot, nr. beach. P&Jd Oftl'
499-3035 eves., fOf' appt. Sc~l~lnstructlon··7600 a>46 BAYSHORE Dr/NB. $3,000 -Make ID offer. BARMAIDS • • • . .-8' CUSTOM Sofa/Floral 64.2"3S89 Eve., wkenda. ....
d Go Go IB"~ prinVOuslc desiiJI. eo.t 10' PROFESS. bulJt t>cJme
• • • an • $500. Sell-.$75. * 6'7l-Ulo bar, 1oam l*Sded. t>lack
DANCERS DINING room wt. mahog, ~ah)tde. tarmlca, ttp; &
$300 per WMk. KEYPUNCH • k exteocla to 90". Pool table. matchl.as 1toola.. ns..-
6J8..Sf83 or 633~63 PROGRAMMtNG • p 54T.at33 or 5-6-7913 eYet. UPHOI.SrERJNG • fllpc>. 2
SINGLE ritl to do llght INDUS. DRAFTING · d pc (""'-~-_.....__)
housework tar room and GROC. CHECKING " h ~.Equipment .012 ~ ;~ p1~ns
board. W1lktng diatance cl 'TRONIC ASSEMBLY • e -BOOK STORE Main, HB ''Bemy" 5S4G
Orange C.oast Co~e. PB)(/TYPE • n. t FIXTURES • Get Acqq,ainted ale e
E ual --.1 ... Em ~9936 w c n~'-bl ...a..~•-The Pleasure Comer Shop q .....,__...,,. ployer-------est oast guwo.1,;.aaet, ta ea, u:uun11, lmpt'd _....,. ..Utw ...._...._ ,. • ._ F DRY C\eanq Counter Girl, ....._._.__.a """'" u•1m .,......., ..,,.,.. ._....
.. • ~ ln marlcing & ~~ly~ _,.. Westcliff Plue nr. IUan'1
UHmbl7. 814 W. 17th St., Trade & au.t. khoolt-* RUMKAGE SALE *
Woman to work ln home. Santa Ana 541-oo60 betw g. 2ll7 S. Main St. S.A. n,t Glr'19 Sale I022 Sat.. No•. 4111. W. Must be uperienced in uoon. 545-7166 _ _..;;;_______ ~ aAJB
hou!le"lrOf'tt • entertaining. 12027 Ger r;r-RI G.n. h,e GARAGE SALE 312f College, CoClta ~ Also malt like children. BAR MAID no experience 537-71 13
Some cooklnc. Time should neceasary. KNOTI'Y KEG, SAT. & SUN. Nov. 4 It 5 GET Tb~ Dest c&r Yleb for
NURSE, new in area, 16 yn
exp, all phaaes, front & back
office. Ref. Prefer Laguna.
494-2848 aft 4 pm.
FAST typilt det.ires pert
time work. Available 9 AM
to 2 P .M. 5 daya week.
646--7647 .
iea, Police radioe. hiifl and ---------REAL ESTATE be Oafbl~ 548-nt6 7125 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Hunun~5·36.r.ash, cant. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. U.SO at Mesa Car WI.lb 116
Shouldn't YoU be 1'ith Walker ~""""'"'E ._.__ Apply after 6 PM ,.., N , -mun d" 298 Sierk St., <;oeta Meaa E. 17th C.M. New Maoqe..
• ..
. ' • • ..
•I
Desire positloo aa recep-
tlonlal Qualifications le
references • • . • 49&-5796
PRACTICAL Nurse. Hosp
and home duty. Ni&hta or
days. 546-6285.
PRACTICAL Nurse· Dr. 811d
cue references, live jn or
out. ~-1555.
DAY work. All kinds Hsekper,
A,ptm 'ta. Own transp. .
541-9863
DOmestic Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer pays fees
Geofae Byland Ageney
lQ>.B E. 16th, S.A. 547..Q395
Otlnetie • Engliab • French
Permanent, exper. Live • In
Tar East Agcy. 642-87().1
low bend. excellent profit
Item.a. Wrlte American Rad·
io ~ly Company, 28 East
Jae~ Blvd., Suite 1204,
Chicago, IJllnoil, 6060t
No Experience
Necessary!
Must bav~ c1HD California driving record. Apply
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th St.
Costa. Mesa
BOYS 10 -14
Good routes! • Good profltt
BALBOA PENINSULA
DAILY PILOT
• &tl-02'1 •
GENERAL Clean up boy,
bondable. 8 hn; day 5
da.y week Howie's Autom~
live 449 W. Bay, Costa
Mesa.
ROUTES AV AIL.ABLE
in
Wes1mln1ter tor boys 10.14
Good Profits • No SUnday · ' Help Wanted, Mtn 7200 Delivery 842-fJZl --,,,__..___;:__ ___ _
CR.Em KEEPERS BOYS 10 • 14
~PPLY JN PERSON l.ai\1118 Beach. So. Laguna
BrNN: S.AM & 10.AM. Good routes! • Good proflta!
ENGINEER.ING AIDE -
City of Fountain Valley
$494-$605. Survey!~, draft.
ing • noll-f)rofessionaJ en-
gineering field and office
work. Apply Cil)' Hall,
10200 Slater Avenue before
Friday, November 10, 1961
Phone: 962.-2424
Day Dishwasher
Over 21, expcr. Apply in
rerllOn t>nly . SURF & Slft.
LOIN, 5930 Pacific Cst Hwy
Newport Beach.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROUTES
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEACH
DAILY PILOT
• &42-4321 •
SecuritY Patrol-Officers
4(}.60 Yeus. Perm. Non-smok-
er Ar drinker. Uniform al·
low.; radio car provided. Ap.
ply 3: 30 • S: 30 P.M. Room
405, 325 N. B'way, S.A.
& Lee? Free Information ~u£n ...x:uetary WOMAN/U in F 11....i.·1 ...... ..,..n6.''2900 p, "' (C.or. Santa Ana Ave..) • .....,...m_en_t..=------• Phone or write W Al.KER i. TyPlnci. allCrthand, trans-ve · or gu v-, ,
crlbln1t delft medical o t»usekeeplng ' drive car •1e11er1 Indicate location GARAGE Sale. Nov. 3. 4. 5. CAtWET layer bu carpeta. ~~c. 2629 Harbor Blvd. JlN~trlc beckgrwnd~ for elderly 1ctlve couple. 1245 Conw-.y Ave. C.M. a. WW RB WHOl.ESALE for
• I 646-7133 .. for Mrs. vm. No 1mokll\l(. 613-6795. by, kitchen Items. Boys ' labor. MANY CU.ORS. Can
MAINTENANCE rent. HOUSEKEEPING I 2 dl.)"8 Progress Anyone!!! Adult clothilljt. finance. 83MD.
Middleaged couple for Apt. e SAU3;.IRLS l8 to JO. Ex· wk. AM or PM. $2.hr. Uni-FREE BEER! 1001 ITEMS! FIRIWOOO ~-Newport 494-1268 perlence prefezft!d. Good vendty Park. * 83.l-1096. Learn the lntrlcale akiD of Sat. ' SUn., 10 a.m. 2501 For Mle • FtH deJiwey
BARBERS WANTED working condltton.. ca 11 e BABYSTJTER e the IBM Exec typC?'Writer, ere.~ (Baylhores> N.B. * 544-2"131 *
Call 56-9719 ~ Mon thru Fri. 8:30 0 PART TIME • taught by en expert. Four REDWOOD Stain $1.29 pl.
lo S. CALL 540-41!8-1 sewon... Snr. morning, 10-Applianc• 1100 Walker Paint, 116 w. 16th
ORDEJl Gln •;p rt ti 12, bcg1Mlng Nov. 4. 1967. ..........._ _______ "'~ta M-•. "•"-ST16
A-nci-, Women 7300 llOUSEKEEPER, clean, """' 8 me. RENT """' ,._ '"" •• •• I -'-""' The total investment of $12.50 nc11t. Reference•· Min 2 Th!'i. K kuen. "'1111 after ~ for ttie 4 tel!SIOl'lll can make MOVING; everything goes! SCREENED daya week Call bet 4 &: 6 PM for &'(>pt. 642-3732. the difference of mnny m TV's • ~trig • w a • h , r . Retrig., hi-fl AM/FM con·
Di I """--"""l (714) 642-0412 WAN'l'ED Be&Ul;y ()pt>rator a month to vou. Clase la Um· Dryers 01shwuber1. ut> sole, turn, etc. 646-3525 evet. c 11.,....,,.., '""st ...... $JOO willing '° work. 60o/• wage ~ tion to buy. Frff Sf>rY,lce. ,.RJ F'IREWOOD Tellers , , ••••• , ••..•. lo $100 llABYSM'TER. My Home. 2 t--.. iuo oc:20 llecl. C111l NOW. H d v x
Cal Fri, metals rxp ••.. s: ..age, 1 pre-achlr. No IU•ran 1.>eU • ....,,....., • tJ en enon S DELIVERED 6 STACKED.
PBX necpl, u/30 ...... S'.'""' h. rk. Dyl, 642-3500. DENTAL ASSJSTANT ev.rport 1877 HARBOR, C.M. $25-1,ii CORD. * &fS.2188 . ..,., EXPER. * Wr11 School of Buslne,. BY APPOINTMENT rves 546-2013 e: R£FRIGER.ATOR, portable 14-cARAT. * COl...O
&12·7484 546-50'20 KITCHEN HELPER. woman Box M~ Dally _PiJ~ 646-01.53 dishwasher A ran&e. DIAMOND RING. * Call:
Screened Pe'T'l!Onnel Ai:ency 30-0 Perk Lido Convall's-LADY lo care for 2 chil· 6*3n.8 543-2700 alter 4-PM.
901 Dover Dr., Newport &h rent Center 4198 "8phlp Rd, dren, 3 days a week. Call tA T I REFRIGERATOR, g cu ft. ZENITII HEAR.ING AID
~ewport Beach 642-3044 evenings. 646-1293 • • • w/fr~er comp1rt., A·l VERY REASONABLE!
BABYSITI'ER/DAYS. * Mon DF:NTAL Ass't., Orthodontic Buslnt H Schrflls cond, $.10. LI 8-38"7 675-0988 or 543-3158
' Fri 2 ..,_.,., hll ff! -• _. • I HM Prugr1mn11n1.: thru . ""'u•&ge c • o ce; exier. pr ... err .... , . PORT. Dlt.'hwuher, Bable J100a1:MTOtfl!Wrt.A10.•~1t . .icn«y dren. Own trans. LI 8·9484 not required. LI 8'3731. •IBM Keypunch Ant1qu.. al lO scarf; lidlet watch; dlsh-..,...,_....,.,,.:.:CV::.~.:O_, MAC>< 1iou1ekeeper • ~ day per -. BKI\PR/rYPIST • • PBS4Tl~t& 72 MA ROG ANY Chippendale ea, encydo;. etc. 494..(230
Med & Dental Allli!J •••• OJ>t'11 week. $2 hr. Rd•· req· Exf)f'r· lntertltlng work. __ _ __ dining chairs '9), Including ADULT INVALID WAU{ER
Dept Secy.exp Sll/lype .. S.hO uired. •94-461'7 after 6 pm. Cllll Mra. Vlnetnt, 647733 INDIVIDUAL le1110l'lll n bolt snd hoall'~s • need r~ with 1eat $50. Adult Wal1c.
Teller, exp ........ Xlnt s.il llOUSEKEEPER from 3 to MArD WANTED. General tr.all. Chllco111 10 • LC'MOn flnlahlng and rcc..'flverlna l'l'I Aid tu.so. * 546-493'4
Rtt"PllTyplst ........ tn-$.'l7l 7 PM Mon. thnJ f'rl. ~1T-O'J:13 ck:inlnr?. f:Ond worker, de· Tyrinir l1chnol, 17:1 Od Mar SlOO. Anllqu<' Mahoi: dlnln:; 4 A1otlq11t CMC bottom din.
I' . . Irvin(' Coaat C0tmtry Club DAILY PILOT
ESTATE GARDEN"ERS • 9t2-4.'l21 e
Call "Cal Trowbridge" FIBERGLASS M~
PART TIME. College st11·
rlent1 13-21. Clean shavc•n
netat appearance. Good in·
comr. Food dE'livery · yo11r
c11r. Apply AF'JT.R 4 JO.pm
jOO W. COAST HWY;N B
Rkkpr, ri'SI . t'llJ> ...... i n i or 545-7913 eves. I pc-nd:il>fe. __ 673 Sil~ ~f. 5lll·2"'.j,') _ table, Shrrolon styli', 3 l"X· in't ch'llra. RCA Strreo &
I t
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,__ I I' BYSl......:-o .. _ e O RE,..,,. ....... IONIST Or I r I v orn lncN"1• T:"~ tra Ir 1v1., ~" O. 4!11 32 18 T \o romho. 673--0;)91 n er ,, .... , (''Cfl • ( r:t" ("ft I\ li\ I I .i;,rvmy num • ('-,\ <•I. I • ;! • I: ARGUS EMPLOYMENT , ;islonal daya. Own trans. · i:cry olllcr . L1tr typi•1 ·. E 1··1. -: Cl-s N•· '' evr& ·" "krnd,. '55 VF.SPA SCOOTER=-$.iO-. * 6U-Oi90 1t Roller!!, choppers, Gel·
ALL-around Kltcbtn m 8 n 1'08lrl'I, hrminators &
Apply In Pel"IOn: sea Shan· helpers. 4001 Birch, N.B.
I ty, ale Udo .J>r, Npl Bd1. CHARl.F. ITI
LAMINATOR, ex-per. Boal
Asscmblerr. • will tra~
64U830 Bf!fort! 3~30
CONStll.TANT AG~.;-.;n rrls 347-2920 htfore 6 pm. I som.-l)nokkrepin~. flt2·13011 192il lhirbor. C \1 ;,; :.t4(M AN"l IQUES&° UNIQUl::S Sctiwlnn 10.spd. $25. Wedge.
2043 W~tcllff, NB 5-1~77'lfo, ... Jlalrdreuer w/followlng. NIGHT BAR MA~ COMPLETE Sttrmr1-al_o_r Viall u~ al lt1' wood stove $30. 673-9306.
1624 E. 171h, SA 547-63:111 Small ahop good working No exper nee. it APPLY : Brushup. Polly Prlett Bual· ARIEL e ST•6M ENGINI e
l&m C'rNl'rill A11hm f\.15·tn11 rond. C.M.' area. 54().(1.141 1Tm ''-NF:WPORT Bid/CM ' nt1sa Colltiie. 5'48·9123 :II«! F.. 11th St .. CM Locomoblle. m67JO
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clown.
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pies,
Sheph4
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l Male tb~
613-Tll
UBam dlp
~
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and 2
SSl-89: -MODEi
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kitten.
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847·75.'
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'42-804
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Paris,
1
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-::uERCHANDISE FOR PI TS & LIVI STOCK 'fRAN~AttOfll Import~. Autos_ 9600 !."'.'pomd AV!-9600 TRANSPORTATION 9900 Uaed C•ra ~AND TRADE Doll . ms ...... ....._ t200 DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN ··~ c.,.. 9900 __ C_H_R-YS_LE_R_ FORD
DAJL Y PILOT 35
UMd C1n +900 UMd C1r1 '900
Mbdtl~ -~ CEJU.Wf SHEPHERD PUP BY "'-----; en.dmoor, ----------------. ....,.,..., '67 DATSUN 1600 waeon ·sa vw coo•· Bamboo colof. c •01• • •c '66 Ca.-t-
UCTION Male, 4-mos. AJCC/Res. All .... 2 Bil. 2 Ba., Qabua Greet w/blk Int. Dir. S65.'4 VERY Oeanl Runs OK. ---" __ ...,._____ •• ,_. ' A .a-. ao.2523 after a pm. WI _.. ....... *1rU. de!. MsWpe lo mo pymta.. NHdl m«b work. Ideal '64 CAD S e d a n De Ville: Town • Country ataUoo war-f rf ., Nov. l rd, 7sJO p.m. SILKY TERJUEll PUPS ~:._.~~ ~ Old c:ar Gk dn. ~l fix-up car. $350. Pvt pty. white; leather inter. T 11 t on, auto, R/H, f\&11 pc)llm',
19'2 FORD
Gal.u.le 4 dr Town Victoria.
Nice Bedroam A: Dlnl111 MALE/J'DlALE * AKC. '()jtV~t· cmlln. A;k' 644.()nfi wheel; air; &-way lolt&t, fUll factory air.
1)oom 11et1, chlna cabtnets, S.WEEH:S. 'le 5.'M-01IO llW •.IOO 'wllow don~ JAGUAR power. $2600. 642®1 Toyota .$3~S V 1 car.
J>Wfell, dlva111, l.ovese.ta, BOXER Pupc, kMna fNi Qatdlo MWll Part& Huat. --------VOLVO '6.1 CAO coov. New cond. J Mo "oo flull Prlc. $195
Power steering, factory """ Radio a Heater. Motor over-
hauled. ~!Jent t a m l l y
..hldeabf!da. oc:c. c hat r •· AKC, Flub)' fMna. cut11 a.a.. ~ Oner '65 JaCJuar -------.. P • • JOHNSON & SON
OLDSMOBILE
'65 OLDS 4-4-2. * Power
Steer'g/Brakes. Air cond!
Wide oval Red tires, 2-dr
hdtp, Auto. $'.2150. X I n I
cond! 67J...4400 or 644-1076.
'64 CUTl..ASS wpd. Mag.a,
F1bel'90lllc, Air, Stereo .
Xlnl cond! SC8..ool9 eves.
•che.wll, deaka, .bookc--. fte-. nlllllll&ble .._ XJCE Olupt, AM-FM, stereo 'Sl VOLVO ~ ' ·5e1 AMM .. :"t ~II~~-~~ ti L
•lcoffee &ables, TV a, 1tereo1, GE k MAN ... JUll9. • tape, Juat llke new. DODGE $125. Buth iood .... ""' __, "'",,_, autlHPORIJDiATS• ~~.!50-Coat.a~U~ordnco_!M,ln--edaneB_:erclv~B.:_Vrury_aanch,-~-veJ_~-·~ pty. s.w. PIS. PIB P.W ·'l'bltc'twelt ~ beda, d~ AKC. llDt bred CK. hllio ,.,.,.,.... noo $3995 nm'g cond! m.1445 befott1========
plex Frultorama, ~ ---·-T V I 5 PM. CHEVROLET 'tors, atovet. wuhtrt. dry. VOil ~ ldaloel Ill... ~" ..... , oyota 0 YO ===:;;;;::;:;::===
era. 2 tteant tables, larae OIOCD.ATE TQJ Peodle Jeep M.G. . IJ, --------Air Coad. Runs good.
PLYMOUTH
'"Ucer, Wr "rttcb-ln'' re-I "eeb; llWe. AICC JIMI Oau. ft! l • 1962 CHEY. ~v~. R/Jt Dlr. 1 owner S48-4D. * S300. ... PH ••ni 1 1966 Harbor, CM. NS-ml 31,0QO mi. Full price ..•. frigerator, Ur deep. freele All lbo4a M'f.Mllf T.,... V.tw. UUIO Nova Sport Cpe • .Power ""1'-S299 .......... C!M-5951 PONTIAC
en:I MUQ{ MORE! l'KA"lWU!H A flUf" .__ M.G WI P'4Y Ina. power brakN, radlo, CONTININTAL *'ST Ford Wagon, 4 new
. l)i DY'S AlJCTIOll 1e1tt 6 v.-. ,_....,. . IMPORTS . y· ·op ~!:;: ~tom~=~~ ~Lams. e~ amoa 1962 PONTIAC I •-! • norm el down pmt only $3S.OO 1963 UN COLN LeMans Conv. A real tine 2075~~~Bw~. 'la 35' Dll Mut.w X.-. ts LfAl1ll 199& Harbor. c.M. 646-9303 per mo. Bank term&. Cootinent.al. Factory alr and *'56 Ford convertible economy car, 4 ~ on C::tl~:at~"')f!a &;.:t . ~ ~ ~ = ltFORTS XKE '6'l Roldster $U95. 1. I c E JOHNSON Ir SON ::ill'::·r! 1;1 i.:::~ ~s2R=er w:~M the ~:II' Price $695
OPEN DAD..Y t » 4 S2' Ll,plr'tb Sip (W2) ,,. Loe.dell w/extru. R«:ond. p • Llncol~Mercury duced to ·~ FORD CTRY-SEO WAG. JOHNSON & SON
3IJ' °'*'19 Bdtp. TIS • • -8* C.11~ ...-~· '75-3260. Cocta MeM Branch $1995 Full Price Rl&H, Pwr..S, P'cty.air, $225 Uncoh~Mer,..•rv
L ES "25' O'ldle:rL Uadar ' I ES 19'1 Hart>or Blvd. N2-1U50 JOHNSON Ir SON or BEST offer! 49M'193 ~-~ p~ TAIL 38' Dal 1'11· Qeut :: -~ 111 Tnll Wiii. Ex-MEIC D IENZ NICE CARS S S S S S S I S S '57 FORD STA-WAGON. 00 ~.!r.M~v:r~·TOOO
""au BJlUN~L.E n • s.llven (new liM) .. Clllllll ....... ...., .. FOi . STOP " SAVE UncobMercury $100. * Recent overtlaul. ""~ate~ $495 . HP outlld + Trlr .... S3DOO ~-...,. 5.. AND TRUCKS GOOD CARS-LOW PRICE.1 1941 ~M~dBr~71\CJ\ GOOD tires. * 642-5175 ROY CARVER 4-25' Wood Sips/Under -. ~ •• ~ retllDt • No down Pfllll OAC ........ ,. • _, 0 srunawtck $2'15 value• • nm• AVERY (Bin) ... • _.. ~. aM Atty Mak• ., Model. w~ cmy Oontracta * '65 CONTINENTAL-Excel '37 FORD PU. S400 or BEST p NTIAC lOO~NL~':~G 51J.!1lt 8t/NB.11'5.oH2 NB flWlll CONNELL $49 tG $399 cond, full pwr tr.cl aeatl and OFFER or TRADE. 642•8413 292$ Harbor Bl., Costa Meaa
SICARD POOL ... J'alrllner n·. ExttDem 'SlftJUJIPB alOPPEll I'( • BOULEVARD MOTOnB . windows. tac air. $3400. Pvt --------Kl 6-4444
323 s. Main, Oruie c:and~ Hal everytbjlc. RDF, XUfT cnm. .. BE8'I' CHIYROLET 2026 Harbor. C.M. 642-7563 ..:.p...:.ty_. _546-_sooo_____ MERCURY Oranre °"1Jtty'a Exclu.tve
SlS-1992 IOUllder, SS 15 watt. ..ulltc CA.Sir Ol'l'Q! * .... 2828 Harbor llvd. S S S I S S S S S * 'fi6 CONTINENTAL. Dealer tor Roll.I . Royae and
sabot ~. llen rm. .. lblda II Ttd mu. Low COSTA MESA ORIG -OWNER I M~t Sell! LOADED! * PVT-PTY. '62 MERCURY Bently.
wtnda. ball tank. ntm *P, ..... Xlllt cmd. IG-1.m "7 118 t5C).S SEDAN r.aL 1203 BEAU/'68 Maltbu Sport Cpe. * Best Offer (NU $3900. Meteor cu.tom 2 dr. Power '6' GRAND Prix, one own.
POOL TABLES lKlJ direct out tiaen-FWl price kt le .. ..., W111lte. Sdek shift on Or. <r9V'" Air, Powr, Vinyl top. 14-KI ~2'121 °" Kl Hn4 .ieering, ndlo A: beater. A er, low mileage car in ex-
at factory prlce9! Slate, '$13,000. Macb a.. ._ '15 ...._ m-, (.)de! PVT.PARTY. * 893-0347 months YOUNG! Showroom bMutltul Metallc Bronze &x· ceJlwt oond!tion. powe r
all . -and ...... marbt value. Tra.alfe!-. MG wz; PAY . . • cood! * Under Blue Book co1v••1 •--'--....... "•-e ma•->.lftn braJ·es power _,._.._ __ Sl%a ~.. UlM:U. red mm1 adl! 1114222 aft LOW MD •AGE. SJ50 or * 644--0783 "' .., .... WIW 6 .... ""'""6 ' . ..ullUVWa,
Tenns. Showroom ope n 6 PM. · .......... * mGa CASH 2661 BASSWOOD/NB --------KN\-lntertor. Reduced to powe-seats, air conditioo-
Saturda,y· and s u ~ d a 'I ~ T Ii. --..a.t 1.. .'!! COVWRV AIR = $795 Full Price Ing. Only $2200. Top loan Buv•ER .,u ...... • • LIKE New U. than 100 '61 Y_. 211 CC '39 mv A,~-...-e.., re-'67 Cbff. C.pn'oe 4 Dr. hdtJ. '" _,., avallable M. M. La.Borde ~ ~ ------ltored. Sb>wloom cond). ....... JOHNSON Ir SON 1810 North Main St brr, Ull 1n" ,....,. w/ _._ --tkm. Dlr. Make oUer for used can I: trucks j1111 42'1 Elli-. afr..cond., atereo, Call KI s. .. ~ aft 4 PM ~ duyr.
Si.lit• 4na 835-0SIT 1501_.l!.. M~•1:. .. tabtd. 'D ,_......,. • ac.llmt, 4%695l call ua for free u'.i.'nate. pwr. windows, steer. A: DODGE .,. Uncolo-MerCW')' ""•64.,......,,..PO---NTIA--C-LeM--an-s_eon._ ~·'M~:e.d. ~=: 5S-tG5 , 11 MGB. Good cond~ GROTH CHEVROLET =':i. ~~mac. l!Ml ~~d~~7000 =b~t~-l:roes. SIAb·
Uprlte Vac · · · · $19.50 etc., A: lnd lie wbl. Well-sim. Pvt pty. Daya only '59 IMPALA 2 DR Hanltiop '64 Doclaa MERCURY Colony Pa rk HOover Uprlte strane, beavy-dut)' trlr. Aut9 Sefiice u 8-9977 Aak for Sala Manazer ... ~.. 7-V ot"M 50 6"-0C78 & Pam ._ 11211 Mach 01.. v.a. Good cond. M'l·o.nv. Dart G.T. 4 l!P"d, R/H. Real wagon '65, Whlte, Perfect. RA MILER •t: · · · · · · • · -·· .__ '66 MGB. WIRE WHEELS, Be cb All day Sat· Sun. Alt. 5 abarp. Air, all power. Prfv. Pvt. s1,..,. ,.... . . . . $24.50 NRCED SAIL "' Owe. '11 CX>Ja1' w..-Left Haid/Soft I~-'lbnneau, BlmTt.ml a wknd.I. $1295 $2275. 646-4536 SPECIAL
hlte PtW : .... $14.50 Oapblp opna 'l'wbl.ICttW lr9at and ~ rear lend-RAif." Xlbt. $2D. 6'1>1!8> 'M Cllevmlet Impel& VI Toyot• _ Volvo MERCURY '65 COLONY FACTORY BUYS ~:.-=~=-~e:--...:: ~ = = ~ ~~· * MUST WEU~~!.~TE!:;!/~,~:::i; Jeep -MA. J_ARK~==~r ~=-==n:
Slnctft lfttinc Machlnt •t o1 ftlae or .._ _.. •im SELL! * m.s:m Nm> or YOUR USED ozc c1own •••••• *"585l ~ [ • WIM>llAlt. * se.-. lhrliM. J ~ • dr eedma.
fl8 Harbor, C.M. 146-9Tt2 ear tor...,...... 'M .... 91' BQDY ~ ex-I" MG MWeef, f 1550 IMPORT OR 4 WHL DRIVE '84 arm '. wqon, l'AH flDU '54 Mercury Sedan. good wttb or without air cond.
LOAN-iUY.m.L-TRADE at .~/me. Pit. S..1Ul eel. 0\11111. M . ~ 16 6Gt1J1 VEHICLE. TOP CASH DOL-tJnted wtndJllled, Clean tnnsportatloo Full rt All tbeae cars are fulJy
CA$H PAID FOR lT~ QIRJI IPEED BOAT ~ J..AR. CAU. 846-9306. 1.966 A: prlc'ed lbarp at r.145, IMPORTS $99 ......... .' .. .!~ ~lpped A: factory warrant·
•t>larnorMh •Old Gold VERY SHARP! • $1800. PORSCHE HARBOR evo .. c .M. 5J6.6583 " nltes 1142-7855 eed. HURRY for the best
• Jewelry • KIT~rp ~:OO· Tr•llen. Utlllty '450 -Used C.rt 990C '16 IMPALA. orilinal own-1966 Harbor, c.M. 646-9303 eelectlon.
•Other rtems of value• '847 BAYSIDE J>R./NA .:S. urn:-,;;a;,-;-ateeJ, •61 PORSCHE 912 ner. Low-~aie. excel· MUSTANG Holiday
c. M. Jew.lry & LNn CALL: OR '3-mt O:lmmtJ. -Cavu CIJY· .s SPEED ~~t~~tiones.. ~~pays '65 DODGE '67 MUStanCJ s.1 .. & Service 1838 Newport Blvd .. C.M. 1 -. $2115.. ~ ,.._._, yellow tJec aunrool CORVETTE ,,_.,UJ. oY ~ 1969 Harbor C.M. e 146-71(1 e «>' aaus '48. TS, 0.,.. er, .___., ' . . ' STINC)RAY 1'66'1 '6S IMPALA 2 o~. Fact air, Full factory equtpment .. $1050 Auto., R/H, power ~. 642-6023
SS CASH $-$ :.soobp!A~ $10~ mrvey Trvcb t500 ~ "'-:.~ ~~ 2 Becutlea to dlooee from V-3, white w/red. Loaded! or $41 mo.• Jlllt like new -1-9-6-2-RA-M-ILE-.-1-1
~ Eves. caro buebt eeab le~ther (1) 4 Speed 427 b&rllo like 23,000 m.I.. 142-4M9 • after tax l lie. SAVE $$ ~p~= '°; Appuanca 28' OJria tntt. hrili ~ ~" ~ •eermc ~a&, ~ts. ~~~~ ~:: ~:. :~~! Sa1~k ~ J::• ~ v:_~~ ~'::00~0:,n~
., Adtlquea .,,. Tooll moton; allo, SaDboat. Cam Both~ coad cocoe ma el.Ii ttre., mar W'beda, yet. $250 * Call 54()..0306 aeeta, radio a beater.
ONE m:M or -Both xlnt! OR~ per. $5895 low wlbladc Inf.· Let'• deal! • Sent• An• 547·9313 " L PRIVA 1E PARTY COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. -121!15 MMJ.1I 1965 CADILLAC '64 lMPALA 2~ Hrdtp. Pwr. Freeway Minutes From ,,,_.. t.n: ~
Call 547-67'8 or 827-8211 Sailboats 9010 '61 GllC PU, wbt. r bed. T & M MOTORS Coupe de Ville. One of lhc steer, auto trans., clean! Everywhere """ _ ~\O = ~~oro:5G....ec:
s::E --.. -And 3 yrs. Cclntnctor. llcest Cadlllacs in thia area. Whla B. bk. 6'J3.8l45 eves. 1967 DODGE Coronet RIT IMPORTS \',':i AT'S WINTER SPI CIAU · Tool ba. Best offer. ~l G _;_~Gr· Ponme11 Orialnal tbru-Out. F\lll pow-,56 CHEVY Sta Waa. V-i Oean. $2D. 7 to 8:30 AM l after S PM . ,, r-i:w 17' Da,ysaller .... ~ ••••• Sl350 S4Ml21 11.. •rvwt ove • e-' aJr. An exceptlooal 1U1D, trlr hitch, heater. S4M180 '&1 Rambler dua1c m.
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14' Satdlte .......... Sl150 .. l'OIU> ~ tm 250 Camp-0.rden Grow bu.'/! 64&-Ul89 &ft g PM. 19641 Harbor, C-M. 646-a303 doo wagon. Dlr. Full
lO' "1tnl SalJCl!r •••• 13ID er lpedalJ Law · ml. Good 192-5551 or 534-2214 1961 CADILLAC 1962 Cllev Bel·Air 4-dr. FALCON DAD pnc. '695. Can anance
New Od)laey 15 · • .... Sl.215 c:ond' S1IOO. * IC-2669 '67 911.S Ponche. Air cood~ Sedan de Ville. Seeutitul Ol'-Power steer., pn owner. For Ovistma.s, foe-80!\ or Hn. fer pvt pt:y. 49M65l GALLERY S Ocffnlc YKht Saa. •--· -------
l ·-: 450 E. 17th St., C.M. -1200 \t. Caul aw,., BB BY OWKER/'G alEV tioDed. --tape recorder, igina1 lliUh' interior. New $400. S4S-Ot61. ~-'64 Falcon daugtlter, xlnt 19616 yellow '60 RAMBLER \11, 4-DR.
6CUl5l o,.. Eft1. PICKUP wtdl CAMPER. ...-,;~ ... ~P. tires. tires. Amazing pnce.pf$095 '65 C:fEV SPORT CPE. tion v.a RIH Mustarll convert. GT; ate!'-P1ne cond! $285, Stick. R&:H.
I ,4~!!,~S: ~ ai::1 HOURLY RDITALS VI, IWI. ~ alt I. Greea wUh black Interior. 1952 CHEV TaUCK ~ ~uto. FUl.I pwr7 Air cond! Sta w'fi495 ' . eo, air, full pwr .. all extru. Pvt11b'· 147-4630
1 d'Jle. 1. lllile.• Matt's Incl * RHODES 19'1 * ...... ff 10 $6995. Dealer. l92-555l oc 6 cylinder . 4 speed, pldc ll'P• XLNT! S2100. * 962-646.'i Toyot• Volvo = ~T~ HJJJ STATION Wagon 'fi2, 4
;1lS'l-'$70. * 6'1>25.16 J"lr Zone Boat Co., Balboa ~672284P_'_ ....... _ T 912-Looks good It run1 pid. $.195 'ST CAPRi6i ~Dr/HDTP. Jeep M.G. Drt~oo~T~~n t ~s'\~======= --Udo--#-1_4_w_ith-tn..ll--er-11EEP MJIAJ., HD, MD eypt -,,.,. ••YSIDI Bucket ltl~ Vinyl top, '67 MUSTANG 289 V-8, ou· · ·
, --· ------* 6Tl-3T31 * Out, Stock WJ'j. Pvt ·pty. racDo, cocoa matL $4996. MOTORS .. 64 QIEVEU.E !rrA,. WAG. t411' UUIG pwr. steer.' & dbt brakes;
'"l•c. W•nted 8610 • ~tru. Barp.ln. $750. CJ.S, 4 W-D Uni•. A-1 ln/ ~speed. Mq wbeel.a, .UVFM • ~ 396-eag, moo. 962-4937 fl"'• l•,,.; I to ' Landau top: alr-cond., T -BIRD
Vf.NTED: Sm.all BOAT ~ Dealer. N 0 SUOO. 'le KALIBU many extras Inside and tJWl.ER for 10' runabout. LIDO 14. GOOD CONDI-192-5551 or 534.HM ~~-CoutHwy.,~ PrtTate ~. U M6S8 IMPORTS _ou_t_;_m._1_895 __ ""_ea. ___ '57 T.Slrtt. Auto. Lt. Blue
871-8233 TION. New aboc:* tnilu. a.cnet'11 VeNdel ff 15 e .15 PORSCHE <X>NV. '&e MUSTANG. Hf-pert 289, ~M~. =
J need a 4().-50 HP Mere EXTRAS! m-5121. e Top cond• All extras! •a BISCAYNE VI ~. R& 4 apd, di8C brlc:s. Mlchellns, M
outboard motor. CHEAP! KJTE.immaculaa. cmdtb .. 1SOO aiper Voilln'qen · . NEED-A CAJt? H, New dn9 .l Battery. 1966 Harbor, c .M. 64&-9303 Oean. Lo mi. moo or make _,.om.,...,.... _ _.,.._-.,.~,.,,_ e 962-7619 e with brand w. lnJler POWered Burro, and le S22SI .ttero t :30-PM. CAN'T BE i"INAHCEDT Xlnt! J!i50 or o1f•J 5*7265 '64 F.AILOO FtmJRA CONV otfer. 548-3337 aft 5:30 A: '66 L.,.d.u. $2950
. 'FREE TO YOU
mo (lllj CR 1-1'10 rodr baa>'· MID)' emu. Ill PORBCHE. Whl.te wl.t.b •Bankrupt? •RepomemionT •. ,. alEVY KYL V8, ~ box, Blg-q. wicnda. New '°'" AC, all power.
-=====::;::;;:==I $18QO. after 4 PM * fC.8291 ~ tnterlor. $2295. Dir. eBad Credit! • OIYorcedT AUTOMA1lC. • $125 Docket stat.. RAH * ~· _6T_M_U_ST_AN_C_Con_v_e_rt-. -Cru--ElrOO!ent oond. ~3260
Power Cru'--~ ---~2'284. •Military •New In Area! Se-'mo An'ER 6-PM ·--------~--c.....,. '520 Make Payday P-.ymenta '62 Falcon Sta. wagon; new t.omatic. 289 va, WSW, pwr 1961 T·Blrd. Full ~r. FREE to apeclal rood home,
Un<:-..'<I yard. Lovable )'Oll'li
aduit spayed Cockapoo, rood
house pet and companion,
loves children. 547-2m& aft·
er h 1112
25' CC 6 Buoy. No. Dl29 .:Mal·EHS SUNIEAM McCARTHY MOTORS ,;f =· 2;:.;~ engine, new ti!'ff; clean. ~· Orig. owner. SHA~1et~ s:;,~ $700.
Comp! olhluled. S29l5. OtcANGE OJUNTY" 1420 So. Main A: Edlnaer S295. 546-1940 eve. ----.-.• -.------------:..:===--===--=----
Ena, 882..J213 L\BC'aES'I IUZL'l'Uli ''5 SUN&EAM Alpine road-(2 blocks N. of Sean) C 9100 New Can 9IOONew Cui 9800New Cu·s 9800
.tel'; auto. tnna.; tonneau, Santa Ana Ph S42..JSUl "-lew lr"I
rrs a pudd)l-pup. 'lb.la black
2 mo. old kitten Iii convinced
she ia a puppy. Vey sentte,
houle broken and a real
clown. ph. 89'l-'7538 ll/ 4
BLACK a White male puppy
T wks. Mother la Japune .... ..-6 llO"'-•
s ftAMlal Fath«-Min. Yort· lo.t Tralten 9032 AIL -~ """'"" Urt TRUCBS shire Poodle. 89'7-8452' 11/S NEW Tilt tralkr; lp. z Crossbreed 9-wk old pup-wheels; will aacrlflce! BEACH cm
ptea, part CoUJe and part e 54&-3111 e CAllPEIU.AlllD
Shepherd, one male and one , ._ "-di'~. n.S..
female. 847-3229 11/4 lolt MalnNMIMe ton »•
3 ADORABLE klttma ~
eae mother. Fully weaned
A bouffbroken. 7 weelc:a old
67~ or 673-1071 ll/2
V ARNISlf·PAlNT-REPAm
at your dock. Experienced.
Very reuonab ... 541-m&. ------.-..--FREE kittena to aood home. Boat Stor... 904I
HATl'ON
CAMPERSALD m ESCX>Ptc CAMPERS
NOW ON DISPLAY m W. wu.an, C.M.
54l-OM3
WD"e wheels. moo. 842-5189
nlUMPH
... Triumph ~ rd.tr.
White wlblk top. Dir. $S9
deL Alllume )o mo pymnll.
E>ld car OK a . 49f.$151
'65 · TR • 4, Brltiab raclac
grem; 34,000 lftl.; MW tlra;
luggage rack. Xlnt cond.
Drafted! 531-2344
1967 m Spttfitt. 3.000 mt,
Pmed coad. $19115.
5*743J
VOLKSWAGEN.
Will Buy 1 block, 1 lf9.Y, 1 tan, 1 ___ _......__ __
calJro. HouMbroken. call Boat Stor~e .t t.auncblns 1-=:=====:r:::== Tes Volic.w.a-or Pol'IC'M
aJt. 6 PM. 64U789 1112 RAiiit Spece MonthlJ. U' to lmp1rtN Autee -~ 6 P'l1 '°' clDll.,.._ hid fDr
1 Ma1e kitten • t female kit-20'. Newport a.,. 1»-2211 •um· N H• •LIY • •· Cd a.. flCllWldl. ~ t,.ooldn& Jar nice bome • " ~ 673-1190
613-7316 11/4 MoMle Homle '200 # .. 1P1Uft SD. 'ti VOLUwA_O_EN-,-re_a_•'
15 Banana tree llhoota for the ON THE WATER Jladl well/let .A.rTER ~pm deu bf mne."ce, trami.-
dlgg1n1 of the atumpa. Newport B8,(S. moblJe J4t.116a STREET/CM. tor radio, heater, $1S75, ph.
''42-5043 w 4 home perk. M.ove riibt In! •sa AH. kili/Xiilt •? _ac._ms _____ __,,,_
l. SlameR, 2 liser It!'~ Sx27, twin bedl, ftfria., lla.t 1M to appreciate! ll"' •• VW BUG, lMMAC!
and 2 black kittens, tntnea" ~e, lhower, ldtc:ben ute. D-* Oll.I gg.:m:; ./ MUST SEE TO APPRE-'16 R.IVtERA CUSTOM.
S'S3-8926. HB. 11/4 Ills, dtlhn, llvina·l'OOql CIATE. * ~2'JOT Oold w/Blk Nylori a Leath.
MODERN couch le armchalr. fumlturt <e.xc. 1Vl, attac:b-CITIOEN ''5 VW SEDAN41200. er r«Unlng Straloobtncb t~ be ~upbollten!d. 842-7269 ed metal-covered · MUST SEE to apprtdatet 1e1tta. AM/FM Stereo, Au-
, 1113 aide .I: rear cemented, ~ow· .. CITROEN * 8ll•er Call anytime, 642-5353 to-pilot, SIS wtieela, F/
en A tree. AU outdoor fur-Blue Med PIO * Q..EANI VW Ca '6S $1500 power. Air. Pirelli Ure1, H· flAl.F·iJ'OWn IP"'Y atrlpped nlturt Included. Multi Good oondl * .._2311 (Clf.) mJ_>tt. · dut,/ shocks, 25,fXlO.ml. Orig kitten. Hou11ebroken. Likes on(y. Pvt. beach. SS.«IO Fully equip, excel cond. COST ™· Owner aolna o·
chlldren. Fema111. 549-0«9 cuh pl111 $85 monthly rm· COlftu a Pvt pty, LI 8-9658 Seas. SACRIFICE-$3875.
s;1NGLE TW1n Bed mattreu ta! Cail msr.: m"°30 ar ''"" VW Bua. Corvair engine. 673-9161 or 64UUI
wltb Box Sprl111. S4M1180 owntt: J, Fcnet (JU) 8,001 mllea-Gt engine. $2200 '65 Riviera. full pwr, AM
U/3 93Ull! 1
.,, CorthlO hweated. moo. 4~2 F'M. 111t wheel, ncwl)' tun
1-,-MA-L-TE.S-E-, -~-Si-am_esc_ • '67 AlRSTREAM 30' 4 lfJ"d. Radio, bHter. '54 VW; rvna iiood! ed. new brake3 A muUler.
Tom Klttena; age 6 weeks. •Make OFFER! Low Down. $1495 $250 spollen cond. ~10
847-7536 1112 • MlN. Bank noandn&. Tcwet1 Volvo 494-5926 m.3848 '56 ROADMASTER/Full ......... McPEEK PLYMO\.mf 1i MG ,.-. TWO adcnble kittens. Fret 1200 s. Anaheim Blvd. ....,..,. ' ' /•61 VW/SUNROOf. M H. BEAU.CONDITION!
to rood homes. 540-5n9 Anaheim • • Q.-2340 ~ I .a-!. /GOOD CONDI $500 38.00>-MI ' 839-3369
-------1-112-$2900 CASH! tOdO Ahne LDl1U /CAJ..L4N-313& FOUR CUTE, AOORABIJE, Trtr. Floe f\Jrn. A-t CQnd! '62 VW BUS/SUNUN1:R CADILLAC
CUDDLY KJT1'~. 6-Wb. tlT111i.rm. Din, Bath, t.p IMPORTS "10'· Xlnt oond! $850 or $«2-3063 U/4 bdrm. Blt.nl, TIA ... t. Ad-Bm' OFJ'D\l 40MT93 19611 CADO.J..AC Sedan de-
" ol o.-'ST vw * -MILES Ville. 4-dr. Wht Hrdtop, oE'VERAL clumpe PtUIJ" ulta/No pell .. * ~-19 Hu1Jor C.M. 169301 · """" -· IJ"eell bo<t;y. Uke new. Oney ~ ~::~ ~~~:~7::CK1114 :,~,Ht M
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--Dir-892.Se&J/M4-2284 PROl-"ESSIONAL po o d I e 1005 GT Wolf Trailer 1~ Dlr. Silver w/blt top. Will '57 CAD. * S375.
·we'll give you
the tinre in the
all
world to tell us . how
good your old car runs ··
at
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
2850 HARBOR· BLVD.·
COSTA MESA
PHONE 546-5550
grooming. by Yvonne ot wlw crpts. drpa, awnlna, aell below Blut Book or '65 'VW Camper. ,$199S Good mech-rond! rot..L
arl1, 002-0494 P.irt1n& l3650 te3HI tnde fer older ca.r. ~ Dlr i1J2..S6M/~22M Power • Air * 847-1754 1..:.:=::...._........,_..:..;: ___ ........,,..:_ _____________________ ___.
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Bargain for Everyone
United and Community Funds on the Orange Coast
have been suf f.ering like the lndlvidual clthen from higb-
er costs all along the line. The serYices or tbe 20 or mMS
youth organizations, charities and health agencies they
help to sustain are real bargains for the community,
however, and deserve generous support.
Their deed is desperate. When a volunteer calls..
dig deep. And ii you've given once, COO.iider a second
donation. Inner satisfaction of the most rewarding tiod
can come from helping organized charities take care of
the needy in our behalf-Instead of having it tacked
onto a tu bill because we didn't do OW' part.
The Great Chin~ Puzz1e ~
The great Chinese· puzzle of the day -Mao Tse-
tung, tbe antics of his Red Guard and the maneuvers of
the anti-Maoists-is not as baffling to veteran Far East·
ern correspondent Robert Elegant u it is to most peo-
ple of tile western world.
Elegant has exceptionally good credentials. A Phi
Beta Kappa scholar at 17, he reads, writes and speaks
fluently both Chinese and Japanese. He has spent the
past 17 years in the Far East as a correspondent for a
wire service, a newsmaga.zine and now a metropolitan
newspaper.
On a recent home leave, Elegant told his colleagues
that the presence of the United States in Vietnam has
had a "significant influence" on the attitude of the Chi-
nese toward the rest of the world. He said the Chinese
are now facing up to the realities of the outside workl
due in large part to U. S. IJJtervention in Southeast Asia.
"Maoism is an extension of the centuries-old belief
that China literally is the center of the world," Elegant
said. "The Chinese have historically considered all out•
aiders barbarians, and so opposed relations with them.
as, in their minds, none of the other nations of the world
were their equals.
"When Mao failed to attain his intern.al objectives
I
with b.iJ Great Leap Forward In 1958-80, he tW'ned to
the bordering countriet, certain that tbe United States
would not take a stand. They are beginning to reallie
now that China ls but A country of the world, not THE
country of the world."
~egant revealed bow he keeps up-to-date with the
lntemal events of Red China. He said the Chineae gov·
ernment depends on ita own prus and radio to com-
municate with its offidalJ In outlying provinces. Be-
cause of this, it can't keep lying, so corresl)Qndents in
Hong Kong rely heavily on these media for their Inf or-
matioa.
"It's eaential to be able to read the signs," Elegant
continued. For the past several months be bas been
monitoring tbe Cb.lnese provincial radios. When they
are off t.bt a!r, or when they an merely relaying mes-
sages from the central radio, there is trouble in that par·
ticular .,.province. he bu found.
It is ai.o necesary to undentand the contradictions
and double ta1.t used by the Chinese. Elegant said. Out
of bls anaJyae.s be llu concluded that the Chlnese will
not attempt to run Great Britain out of Hong Kong, des-
pite their threats. He believes they are trying to embar·
ras the British and make them lose face, but will not
send in any troops. '
He bu become "almost certain" that Red China
would oot accept an invitation to join the United Nations,
even if one were extended.
~ .Mao, it seems, bu been virtually deified while Mao,
the man, bas been separated from bis objectives by the
people."'Even though there is little chance of overthrow-
tng the cbainna~ Maoist madness may run its course
and be contained in time to avert a nuclear holocaust
from that source.
All • in· all, Elegant oflen a glimmer of hope for
future peaceful relatiom with Red China-if it ls true,
as he believes, that rulity is beginning to replace myth
ln Chinese thinking about the reat <?f the world.
A Lesson Not Private Drab
AndtM ·
f •
Po.tt11erte1a on DeMOastrailotu ·at Pnttl ... .. .
Yet Leariied
"The wblteness oi a man's teeth,"
oblervea St. Tbomu in the "Summa,"
"primarily belongs, not to him, but
to them."
If the wb.iteneaa of the teeth belongs
&o the teeth, and not to the man. then
·the blac.knesa of the skin belongs to
tbe skin, and not to the man. And.
thus, all the accidental attrib<ea of
the body mu.st not be ~lo the
easence of the individual peraonallty.
Thil ll a lesson mankind bu not
yet learned. We idenWy, and straWy.
and treat penon& largely OD the ba-
lia of their accidental characteriltlcs,
wbich have no deeper mu.nin,g.
TBEN, BECAUSE our treatment of
11Dth peraom makes them aen•itive
and retentful and angry and out of
joint with ua, we then tum around and
blame them for being "different"
Thil is the hiltory of all di&criminatioo
and Penecution.
Suppoae we did this Jrith a child in
our f.amily, who had 'iome peculiar
physical characterutic, one not shar-
ed by the rest of the family. By the
time the child wu adolescent, the
~ ... eight of disapproval would have
"Uaped (and mi.sahaped) his whole
character and personality. Our think·
in' him "different" would truJy make
hin. different: our dislike would make
hlm unlikable.
We can clearly see what would hap·
pen in the case or an individual child:
but we somehow cannot grasp the
analogy to ::a whole race er eectioD ol
people wbo are treated in the same
fashion.
WHAT SOCIAL SCIEN'l18T8 have
lately called "the 8elf~fu1filll!lg pr-Jpb-
ecy" la bard at work in 1ucb cases.
BecaUle of our prejudice or f~ or
ignorance, we eQed certain groups to
behave in a certain negative way: and
the very thrust of iXU' expect.atio:a
t.eod5 to drive them in that same di-
rection. 1ben we feel "ju.atified" in
condemning them, becaWJe they
have predictably reacted ·as we
thought they would.
In t:ha truly vicious circle, all racial
and religious and geographical diJ.
criminatJon la cooatanU, being rein-
forced -because the ob)ecb of our
prejudice eventually come to retemble
the stereotypes we have cut them
in .. And our contempt becomes tht.ir
self-contempt.
The valt revolutions awaitin& ua in
the latter third of the 200I ~ntury
mt-y take the form ol political revo-
1 utiom, but they wiil be racial revolu-
tions in substance. using as their tre-
mendous lever the insane deh11ion of
the white race that the blactneu of
UM: skin belongs to the man, and not
merely to the akin.
More Trouble in Africa
PRETORIA, South Africa -Afri.
ca, having been left to stew in ita
own juice since the Middle Ea&t fight·
ing, now faces another intrusion of
great power rivalries.
Both Russia and China are prepar·
Ing new efforts to reassert lbelr
prestige, and the U.S. cannot avoid
being drawn in.
As seen from hl!re, the Rhodesian
,crisis at this fnoment obscures other
African developments because of the
coming visit to Salli'tury of British
Commonwealth Secy. ~ge Thom-
son on Nov. 8.
The visit is being billed hl!re as
''the la.st chance" mission for a com-
promise settlement between Britain
and the break-away Rhodesian goy·
ernment of Premier Ian Smith.
IF THESE TALKS fall, as both
South African and Rhodesian officials
now believe tbey will, there will be a
hardening of positions that could lead
to the start of a Vietnam-type war
across most of southern Africa.
Guerrilla action, so far quickly sup-
pressed by joint military moves by
Rhodesian and South African forces. u bound to increase, and all this ra-
cial tension will Inevitably c a u s e
more black Africans to turn away
from Western ties and toward Mos-
cow and Peking.
Disenchanted by the failure of U.S.
Bf George ---.
Dear George:
I have been married eig'1t
years. Js there any sure-f1re way
' wlf e can tell if her husband is
truly interested in her as a worn ·
an~
SUE
Dear Sue.
Yes.
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and Britain to take any meaningful
measures to block Communiat pe~
tration in tb1s area of Alric.a, South
Africa has decided to adopt the "big
stick" policy to protect its borders
and those of Rhodesia, and Southwest
Africa.
'WHEN COMMUNIST-trained guer-
rilla groups are organaed .in border-
ing naUona, It is now South African
policy to .seek them out and destroy
their bases.
'Ibis new aggressive policy was be-
hind Premier John Vonter's blllllt
warning to neighboring Zambja Uutt
South Africa will bit her "so h'1\f she
will never forget it" if guerrilla units
are permitted to continue to use that
country as a base.
ln anticipation or stepped-up guer-
rilla action, the South Africans have
begun giving commando training to
all youths when they reach the draft
age 0( 18. Under the new program.
more than 10,000 will be tratned dur·
ing the coming year.
THE COMMUNIST TEAM-South
African Intelligence sources s.ay there
is strong evidence to iDdlcate that
Russia and China. despite their high-
ly publicif.ed split, are now working
closer together in Africa than ever
before.
The strategic .treas in Africa of im·
m~ate lntereat to Rawia and China
ap~ar to be ( t) the Mediterranean.
(2) Ule northeast Horn, aod (3) the
Congo-Zambia-Taniania region.
Because or Russia's dffp involve-
ment in Egypt. Algeria. Yemen, South
Arabia, and Somalia. the Cong~Zam·
bia-Tanzania area luls become the
focus of China's principal attention
PHI SctU
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Yellow Peril . .
"Welcome to your weekly lndoctri·
nation lecture. men." aaid Captain
Buck Ace, as the toldi.en of B Com·
pany leaned back in their chairs ·pre-
paratory to dozing oil. ''Now I assume
we all know what ~'l'e fighting for."
"Oh, JeJ, air," ~vate Oliver Drab,
3'78-18-46i. said brigbUy. "We 're fight·
ing the Yellow Peril."
"Damn it, .Drab,., said the Captain.
"that waa last weelt. Tbe ~sident
himaelf says any tallt about a Yellow
Peril is absurd." ·
"Oh." said the Private with disap-
pointment. "When I was a kid I read
about Dr. Fu Man Chu and ... "
"The President," said Captain Ace
sternly, "says we are fighting for the
freedom of these people, ~whatever
the pigmentation of their skins' , and
'race has no place in our purpose.' "
"Gosh. now I see. sir." said Private
Drab, bis enthusiasm restored. ''We're
lighting for civil rights."
CAPTAIN ACE permitted himself a
fatherly smile. "I guess you rould put
it that way, soldier," he .said. "Doea
that meet with your approval?"
"Yoo ~ ah," laid Private Drab.
"To tell the truth, I never was much
of a civil rights fighter back home.
Bat the Army ll.ll't changed me. I
hardly think about anything else now
but civil rights, particularly the bulc
one.''
"You mean the right to vote!•
asked the Captain, bis curiosity getting
the beUtt of him.
"Ob, no, ~tr:· r!D too young to vote.
I Tean ~ etvil ngbt to stay alive. 11
What kind of a crazy civil right is that. Drab?"
''To me, it's awfully important sir "
said the Private apologetically.· 'The
wwy I loot at it, if somebody deprives
me of that one, I'll never get old
enough to enjoy ~ others."
··o~. smrr UP, DRAB,".said the ~aptatn with exasperation. "As far as
I m coocerned, you can fight for any
civil right you want to."
"Thant you, 1ir. But It's sure caus-
ing me problems. I mean I get one of
those ~arlles in my sights and I start
~o~g about depriving him of hjs
ctvd ngbt to stay alive, tha t being
what I'm fighting for."
"I can relieve your mind on that
"core. Drab." ·
''I'd sure appreciate that sir " "~taying aUv~,'' said th~ C~ptaln.
l!yemg the Private balefully ''ls a
t'!vil right the' Anny doesn't' recog· mze."
"I m1NX l'D RATHER be fighting
the Ye!Jow Peril<' Private Drab said
that mght to hi s fritnd . Corporal ~artz. as they crouched in a raln-f11led foxhole. "ft's less ('(lnfU~ing II
"Not me," sald Corporal Par~. "l
llkt fif'.hLin" for civil rights." And wttb
that. he let go a burst with his M·l4 into the darkness.
"Ooe41n't It worry you, though that
you m11y have deprived som<' g1;v out
there of his inalienable C'iv1I ri~hta7"
asked Private Drab.
"Nope.'' said Corporal Part1. ishov·
ing a fresh clip into his nfl<' and spit·
ting over his shoulder. "l figure It was
either bis or mlne."
. .
It Is 1 Necessary to ·KnOw
WASHINGTON -Ma11dI11 en t
about ttie Pentagon againit the war in
Vietnam baa many surgeon. busy with
a postmortem dl.ssectloa of il The
m~ss's numbers were about 35,000.
This was ooly half as large as a
demonstreUon in New Jersey where
more then 60,000 persais marched
peaceably in support ol the troops and
the policy in Southeast Asia.
What made Washington's dissent the
more lianificant was the presence in
it of the bard core revolutionary
group1 and the fad that they were
able to exploit and use the thousands
of "others" who came. These latter
~ved ln •IJUlll groups by bus, car,
train. ~y bad no organization. But
when they did first tssemble at the
Llncoln Memorial Ind" when they did
reach the grounds about the Penta·
goo, they dld learn that somehow and
through some or.ganiutton, there were
speakers, there was • 1ort or revolu·
tionary a1enda, and tbere was a plan-
ned acUon.
IT IS TRADmONALLY ucjting to
flaunt authority. But certainly there
were some in the group who were dis·
mayed by the violent attack oa the
troops and the marahala and tbe UI)·
believable obscenity of the provoc.a·
tion employed in yi effort to have the
marshals and troops attack the pro-
vocateurs.
It ls n~ssary to comprehend that
the revolutionary groups do not hide
either their beliefs or their purpose.
They are at least intellectually hon-
est enough to say they want to de-
stroy ttns country. 'l'bi.I much may
be dluectJed out of the evmt. What
dlvtllam of thought and ~ction Chere
.
were amoag the "others" is not yet
sure.
Some of these others were net
youngsters. Some 'ftre middle-aged
adults and some would qualify as eld-
ers. in our society. One of the latter,
for example, would be the long fa.
mous beby doctor, Dr. Benjamin
Spock. Dr. Spock thought the troops at
tM Pentagon bad ~ a little
violent. He did not know, or did not
mention, that the violence began
When two or three of the revolution·
ary provocateurs broke through the
line and seized several cans of tear
gas. which they then used against -me troops. The empty cans later were
found in one of tbe piles ot their fil·
thy debtis'.
IN PASSING, It is worth noting that
the National Committee for a Sane
l'f uclear Policy ti now split by a dis·
pute over whether to cooperate with
extreme left-wing groups in its cam·
palgn against the war in Vietnam.
This dispute W.. recently brought to
the boiling :><>int by what one SANE
official described u "the ~umenJcal
pronusculty'' ol. Dr. Behjarnln Spock,
particularly in connection with the
National Mobilization Committee to
End the War in Vietnam and the Na-
tions.{ Conierefl~ for a New Politics.
Thia latter conference for a new poli·
tics met in Chicago. It, too, 'Ml! tak·
en over completely by a amall, diaci·
plined, undiagulaed Communist ~
nority which dominated tbe ~
tion and oaueed ita lpolllOr'I ta wait
out, charging that tbe lnt.t at U.
convention bad hem destroyed· bf
the willingness of the ~to ~
cept tile Communiat domina&e .... · --
IT MAY BE STATED without eqal.
vocation that there bu not been a
-single legitimate peace {eeh!r • otfllr
from Hanoi. The one which cm.e
closest was the effort by Ba.ufa'•
premier Kosygin lut February. Since.
that time, Ho Chi Minh hu inal ¢1 •
that peace will come only when tbe
bomblnga and flpting ,top and al
ttoops are out of Soudaeut Ada. Pre.-
ldeot Johnson said. following the diem-
onatfation here In W&1hinCton, that la
every we.y we can, we INn:b f«
peace in Vietnam, but we ~ te
be searching alone. Thole who becam
the war are not willlnc tel ~
ways to end it. They cling to tbe be-
lief their aggression will be l'ftGde4
by our fru!tratiom, Impatience ad
unwillingness fX> stay the coane. J:t
will not be so ... So the laue JWDaim
THE \'f AR IS NOT popular, bat W
lt should be lost in America bJ lllk
of resolve, there would-be an aJm4t
immediate resumption in Soatll ~
. ica. This already openly i1 pct ol ...
planning of the revolutionary O'Glltl
in the United States. tt wu ~
ing to note that in the demoutrafiea
here, one of those who aomebow WM
in charge of the program ..a.t r.
a moment ol lileat ~ ....
Che Guevera. ea.tro'1 luentlla ~
er recenUy killed tn Bolivia.
Surtax Fight Continues
WASHING TON -In delaying ac·
tlon on a 10 pereent war tax Con· cress has invited the risk of having
to adopt a larger ~ase In 8Jl elec-
tion year.
Thia liv~ poesiblllty may be enough
to came Congress to reconsider as it
hurries toward adjournment and lm-
pote some part of the tax increase
Prealdeot Johnson baa requested. The
ftgbt over the surtax proposal. has not
ended yet and it ls not beyond reason
that tbe President will strike some
kind ot bargain on lower~ budgets
ta ex@.Dge for increased taxes be·
fore adjournment.
Otherwise, if the favored economic
lorecuten are correct, an oncoming
inflation may next year make Imper-
ative a tax increase of more than 10
percent, which would be politically
emberra11slng on the eve ol a nelion·
al election.
Dear
Gloomy
'G us:
Why don't the gun·lovln& draft.
proof hawks volunteer In some
capacity ror Vietnam service
lnatead of lnslsUng that peace·
minded youths fight for them?
Mrs. S. B.
, ...... ...,. r.fleftt ,.._,... ....... Ml
-fN\' IMM ti Ille _,,._., Sfltf
.,_ "'' ,...,. It Oia-)' ew. Delly l'tlet.
f,
"Ule art of polIUcal economy-4at If
which actual policy d~ ~
not deliver en~ fire ~ -a&
-ibe right times and in 'tbe ~
CONGRF.SS' REFUSAL thus far to ~e: ad~ntaln an or4erly _.
act on the President's tax increase · ·
proposal cannot be seen In any other
light than as a serious judgment of
no confidence in hi.a adrn1nlstra6on.
One part oJ Congre1s la saying, in ef.
feet, ttiat ~ President's fiscal judg·
ment is no gOQd, or open to serious
doubt. Anothef' part is saying that bia
reckless spending policies are respon.
sible for huge deficits, and spending
rnust be cut before truces are increas-
ed.
in elther,case, Congress la laying at
the door of the White H~ee the blame
for the unexpectedly blgh cost of the
Vietnam war piled ~ top of Presi-
dent Johnson's expansive and expen-
sive Great Society programs.
The contrast with what happened 1n
the Korean war is sharp. Congress en·
acted substantial increases In taxes in
1950 and 1951 totalling abuut th r e e
Umes in equivalent dollar value the
special surtax proposed by President
Johnson In connection with the Viet·
nam war.
PERHAPS THJS contrast ls the real
meaimre of the gcowing doubt about
the Vietnam war. Congress' present
l'e 'ttC'Ulnce undoubt~ly renects the
public distaste ror a tax Increase to
produce more revenue to carry on the
"':ir without reduc\bns in expendi-
tures for social programs.
U t:lc Johnson Administration had
foreseen accurately what it was get-
ting Into, the pressure for tax in-
creases two years ago would have
been creater. Walter W. !teller, for·
mer economic ad'vls~r to Preslde.nta
Kennedy and Johllson, comments that
IN OTHER WORDS, the lldvioe .,,,,.
ernment econornflts were c i v f I &
couldn't be implemented poll&icdf.
The f1.1ture course Of the war 'WU lilt
foreseen by the admiabtration. Now.
the advice of the government eco.-matt baa not been lmpkmeated ...
cauae of lack of faith fn Coacrea ._
the Juctcment of the ~al
Today Heller says: "Given Cbe •
vlota firmi.Dg of the ~', the • thering Cofcea of inflation, and tllle
mounting evidence that bM!tbJ •· panslon this fall will tw'1l into ...
healthy overexpan11lon in wiDtef' tr
spring, the econormc case for the _..
tax seems alrtighl Tbe da.n(er of ec»-
nomi~ overkill ls sllgbt''
Thursday, November 2, 1987
rh1 tditorlal pooe 01 Ul.f Oaflt
PILot H t kf to fnf orm and 1CU.
ulau read.tr• b~ prtHi'thsg WI
netDSJ>01>fr'• opinlou and co.
mt'ntarv on toptct of tntam,
1nd rionf ficmt,cc, bf pr°'*1tfto a
fonim (Of' U.. ezpr•uioA ot
~ur retrdttr opitdont. mtd bf
P1'f.Se-ting tlal «UN'rff .,._.
potnt.t of "''°""'" ob•~ a110 l'PO}rtl'fM?I on ~of Uw
da11.
Robert N. Weed, Publlah9
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