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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-11-16 - Newport Beach Daily Pilot...... CRIO JIJCldJ'tf!' -. llGI 1010 •• IAOJ' • M1he~ Otdlt. :DIOOI Jll1 . • . Teday's a .... g N.Y. voe. IC, NO. 271. ' SlCTIONS, 14 PA&ES TEN · CENTS Early 'Ratings' Mix efl , for Police T V 'Show' a smuh hit or a dlmW fJopT Cltf councUmen earlier tbJI week voted 5-2 to be&Sn atudy1D1 .. Eliec- trooic Protection System (EPS) wb.lcb would co0Unuou1ly televiM llJeded c It y ltneta, be.cbet aod, )lll'bapa, pvtlq lot.I. If councilmen like what tbe)' aee, an applicaUon will be fca wlilded to Wabinltoa, D. C., seekint • federal erant 1o lnatall the tt'17.008 IJ'Rem on a two-,ur trial nm. Aboat a .,_ Jets ,. lbould put it oo the bulel ID Los An- 1tlft." Berbhire alto laked It erideoce glllned from the sy1'8m would be ad- mislible In courtl Of' w'hether it would fall ink> Uw same area as wiretap- ping. • Presiding Oralle County Superior Judi(e Byron K. MdlUlan auqMted tbat evidence "would be ju.st U.k.e the olfieer's eye1 looking at the acene. "I don't tee any problem lldmttting it aa evidence. I could Me bow eome. thing like this 00 viMotape would be useful. as wit.h a dnmkei driw:r, for example. "You could take l:Um over to one" the cameras and have him go through the field 1obriety ~t. "What people do in public places ii subject to observatioo by police and everybody else, and if they've cot nasty deeds to do ~had belt do (See TV SECUR , Pa1e Z) rlast New Ta;rget F orme~ly E~pJ Sftipytird .Near Haiphong Cenrer ; Rep. Patman . And Treasqcy '.·~·ef Collide ~ • ~,. • • .~nJ'lf-U• !. ' -" ,...... .Win lenlceil ..,. OWdailGf ibt~ c.• .. ~ • atr •s w liti *• tiifi tie wt,.,. cl. 1'ep. Wrltbt Patmilb (D-'l'Uu) -the mmelil Of aD)'one be comlden • ta dOdger - bid Dew' Ctmplll1 Jodlf. 'Wat.er Bombing,' Arrest Occurs After Skit at UCI ,... Ume lt Wiii Secretary at ..... Treuury -., JI. Fowler, •be a. froot9d tbil ~ ~ma ._ WulliD--~ ., Boeb .... .. wbite-~i.llllb­ ernert, 'batti' fiJen and I U I med public mell,i • addressed l9Cb • er Wedneldlit in tbe politeat ti tODe1 md exp1 MllDm of personal recatd. A UCl! lludent hit a U.S. Marine Corps tecnnter wUb a water ba1Joon Wednelday and wu arrested on dwlet of di~ tb6 ~ aDd r.istinl arrest. Anotler water balloon struck a bubt1alll .tar wt. retanated by rouabine up the ttudent aen8or -.0 tbrn u. No l.lTeR retuit.i from the aecond IDcldent. The tJmult oceuuecl followiq a "perrilla theatre'' akit put · CJa by Student.a for a DemocreUc Sodet1 tn frQat of the Marloe rec:rultinc table. Ron Ptienu, ~. waa the student arrelttd. He WU boobd into Oranae County Jail aDd releued cm •u ball. Mark Nellon, the baatetblll stir, and Ken Oowan, the ltude~ mator, latet apololized to each other. Sev'eral students also apoloebed to the Marines for the dilrespect lbown tbem by other atudenta. The water balloona suppoledly rep- "aelted napalm. About 40 atudentl took part in the skit in Wbi.$ VJetna- mest peuaota were f~ evicted from their village by Marhiel. Thi pseudo Marillel befaa burllng water balloons and one struck r e a l UC• Marine Set. Larry Scotl ce the chftlt. Another hit Nellon wtlo was 1JttJn1 near the recrulUng tal>Je. Nellon, who ia 8 feet, 8 ~hea tan and weighs D> pc>URda, went after Cowan. Some witneua laid be punched him. Others &aid he forcibly made him apoloelze. RES1'RA1NED Whatever the case, Cowan appeared unmarked. Camp1111 police ufflcer Robat Roi· broo& arreated Pezenea, who tried to HE RE'S NEEDLE IN HAYSTACK rt'a really not u difficult 11 looting for a needle ln a haystade. And lt'a Iota mort fun. Ch~k the cluaifled want ad section. tr )'Our name la "bidden" there, you (et hrO tree dcketa to the Melodyland Theater production of "Hello. Dolly!". Talrt a look ritht now. You may have alrudy won. ; ·-· •• 'IOMIED' IY BALLOON Sgt. Larry Scett break free bot WU restrained by Stu· den ta. "It was a real tight sltuatioo with a lot of excited people. The officer's idea was to break lt up,'' campus Po- lice Chief Robert Heavey apJained. When it wa1 all over. a microphone was aet up and for an hour alt.award lludenta gave their version of what But U..,,. they aaid! Rep. P~ 74, to Secretary p,,,,,. ler -'1ft Ji 'fWJ seldom thlt •1· one in tbe ~ Department, let alone b ~ hlmaelf, shows ~ m6Mwt 1J,n tbe mua.ive prob- k!llll of ta..._.1 via foundaitiom t.e travel all fbe way to the Hill" Fawler, at, fD Patman -'"l'balt comment coaJd Cll1;y come from one moat UDlaformed." Patrnao -"All I can aay is 1 hope the ~ II not deed, but I have not detected any promilln1 1igns of Ufe." Fo.tter, after remarld.DC Coogreu bu Md Treuury recommendationl for revlsir.g foundation in, for two years -"One co\lid A)' that Coogreaa Vl dead. It wouldn't advance the dia· logue." The Small Businw allbcommittee Pat.owl bellcb. and before w ht ch Fowler appeared, la in9eatlgatiq Amerlcana Building CoDJtintionlllJ (ABC) of Barriniton. m., which pr~ videa inlonnatioa on setting ur foun- dation.I intended to be tu-free. But th• Patman-Fowler questions and answers Wednesday bit the m&ln subject only occaalonally, and bounc- ed olf in vll'ioua directions. Fog-hidden Fire Claims $25,000 Damage to Cafe bad bappe~. Fire concealed by dense fog early "I deflnlwty am for the fellow that tDda1 caused an eatJmated '25.<KXI popped the guy in the i».Je," a Viet· damaae to DaDiel'1 Restaurant, 1.831 nam veteran aald. "I wtsh be had Brlttol Sl, Juat north of Newport done it twice. I am fed up with thla AvenUI, 1D Costa Mesa. baloney nround campus. The Ma-Flamea licked out of the roof of the ~= :::~ .. ~ job to do, Let'a get off two-level buildina at 3:3.1 a.m. when firemen arrived. But, aaJd Fire Chief He Sltld he had to remaJ.n anony-John Manhall. the toe wa1 ao thick moua because he ii an ~fleer in the "you had to be pretty close to it to milltary. lee it burnJ.D1 ... A lirl who Ukewlte d1d not give her lntenae beat from the flamea melted name aaid : "We had a guerrllla the· solder 1eams of copper pipes in the atre. aee. And some fascilts attacked restaurant accordln( to ft'tre Depart. ua. Oh, U\d a guf wa Illegally ar-ment officlal1. The plpu burst, apew- reated. Pl.It that 1n the paper.·· Ing water throuitiout the place Peienaa will be arralgned Tut11day About 30 percent of the bulldlnf In Harbor JudJclal Disttlct Municipal ttAmaee WH due to tbe enrptlnr wa~r. Court. • Pte chief said 1t111a1. nm ttM citJ'• eenter .... IUt 1D raid.a Wt month. Left untouched wen HaiplloaC'a vi· t.al unlc)edlq piers and doct.a where G attack OD I Soviet atdp milbt briar Soviet·Amtricu relattom to a c.fti• point Tbe U.S. tPOkmnaa aaJd the boat- ymt tat t.oda,f waa on a amaI1 river cel.Jed the Tram Bae. The yard pre- vlousl1 hd been an tbt Pe.otaaon's tilt of off.Jim.it.a tar1et1. ftere WU no tmmedJate word • Che enmt of ttamace. In the ground war in South Viet- um. Communist forties gwrally a"f'Oided a close combat but made three mortar and gunfire att.a<:U which kllled 2S Americans and wound· ed SS. Red mortars a1Jo hit t:he forward hue camp at Dak To far tbe filth time lo 24 houri, causing lJtUe dam- age, but U.S. oft'icera reported the ell'lier abeJlinC at the l:lettlecround in the central bigb1anda Wednelday de- stroyed 1,100 tons of aDmlun.ltion, al.· 000 gallons of aircraft fuel add '5 million worth ol planes. The U.S. Conunand in it1 weekly summary of caau&ltles announced that the number of Americana killed or wounded last week waa almost the same as the week before, the num- ber of enemy killed dropped more than 500. W l'iier Qits Baek Dual Taxation Co-ArahoyipefeniU 'Land of the Free' In Upper Bay ence. Th tenor of q1*tiona ibdicated that most peraooa felt the movie failed to prove the texthoot wu written as part of a Commun.lit conspiracy. The movie averred tbe book waa written t.o tptelOcatlolll that lit In with "the 1oqranp Oommunist coal to get control of tbl ICboala by IOften· ing the eumcai.. md putti.nl the party line In t.extboob." However, a munW ol penou in · the audience Gii r~ coocern that perhapc Dr. Ca_, and his col· leagues lit ..., petiticll beUel.I iD- fiuence tbelr wrttlq of U. S. hiltory. Dr. C&u&bq told the DAU. Y PILOT afterward tbat be and co..author John Franklin ot U.nivenity of Cbica(o and Ernest May ti Harvard Univenity constder themlelvea liooall. He noted1 however, that the autbon took pa.in• to live due credit to po- Jltical leaden they probably wouldn't havt voted tor. "We played up quite a few Repub- DI FI NDS HIS IOOK Prof. John W. Ceu9MY lican leaders and complimented some of them hlply," he said. He added that "lo spite of what I say about bistorianJ leaning toward the liberal aide, they are a pretty hard-headed grwp. We'd lose caste as respected historians If we wrote a (See TEXTBOOK, Pafe !) 'Bobby Blue-eyes' Mom Searching for a Joh By TONY CILL() o1 .. ~,_ ..... Diana Gor~v. who last week start· ed a ne• ch~ln the 2~·month mystery about ned ''Bobby Blue-eyee," tocby 1 looking for a job and hopiJ\I to see the child she claims 1s hrr aon, according to ber attorney. Miss Gorcev, muted on suspicion o< child delertlon by Westminster po- lice is free on bail and Ls to return to Hunttn~n Beach-Seal Beach MunJci- pal Court nut Monday fOt" • prellmi· nary heariq. The woman cauaed a stir in Orange- County laat Wednelday when a h t walked into Weatmlnater's K·M a r t department ttore-wbere a 2·year-0ld boy was found wmdering about on Aug 24 -and uked about a boy left in tht> shoe department. In succtedlnc days, ahe was Jailed. pohce t>btainecf a criminal complaint, siM was...arnlped &Dd ordered to rt· turn to court lut Monday for 1 bear· 1n~ l a1t Friday, however, shj' obt.A1ned ball bond and while she was free over tht wttkend reUltned Gary E. Gun· • • derman. a Sant.A Ana attorney Gun· derman ls to help her in the criml· nal proceedjngs and in an effort to get her child back. Miss Gorcev satd. ''We're trying to get a job for Di- ana." Oundermat1 told the DAILY PILOT today. "We want to get her to the point W'here she's self·supporting. ·• Gunderman admil'I what Miss Gor· cev does between now and tt\4! time the "Bobby Blue~yes " case comes up in court again likely will be a factor in the court's decision about what to do wllh the child. Miss Gorcev's attorney said that she is staylni with friends of a recent ac- quaintance in Costa Mesa. He refused to say with wb.>m. explaining that he feJ Mlss Gorcev waa not emotionally prepared to have a lot ol callers. Miss Gorcev bad been working for a firm in the city of Commerce. since Sept. 1-about 1 "'i weeks after s h e 11ald she left h~ son, whom she calls Paul Milan Bell, in Westminster She quit there without notice to come back to Westminst«'r to try to art lht' bov back, sh,\ ~111d - I Set for Vote f;j,, .. ' .... --11;;,,;1•••111•• P. COLLINI --~ .... ..... Ia lt warth ..... fliilMl11t ... rt16c1eat ol the city al N..,.rt Be9dtt Homeowners Jn a s&.ecre petd1 ol ...-, CerrlWy •• of Upper New· port Bay will an,,.-tbls quetiUoD bl a tpedal electlm ~nest year. The county's LOC9l J.6,aq rCll'JH. tion Commisalon (I.AFC) Wedneada1 announced that boundaries of the pro- posed Moden Amieution haw w o n flnal approval. cJearinc the way for further action ie.lng to an annua- Uon election. Tbe prospect of dot1ble tu.ation ell• teri tbe picture as the retUlt of con- ditions imposed on tbe anneutioo by the LAFC. These coodltlooa AN that water 1er· vice mun conUnue to be supplied to the area by the Cocta Mesa County Water District and that sewer main· t.enance and trull J>lctup must con- tinue to be provided by lhe eo.ta Meea Sanitary Water District. Tllis means that the property own- ers. if they vote fn favor of the an· nexation, would still be charged tu· es by both diltrlcta even though they would be In the city of Newport, which levies taxes for the same setv• ices. The current Newport municipal tax rate per •100 of assessed valuation is Sl.17. This includes water. sewer and trash collection costs. In addition to picking up that tab, annexation area homeowners would pay the Costa Meaa Wat.er District tax of 4 cents for each SlOO of valua· tion and a SanJtary District levy ol about Tl cents per •100. Attorneys for both diabicts insisted (See MODEN, Page 2) Or-•e C.ut ~ £"'' wea ... er The Sun's trying. but il just isn 't getting too far. and Friday will see more clouds hovering over the Orange Coast. Forcast· er Dave Burt tabs the temps at 70 for the beaches and 78 inland. INSIDE TODAY Thret mt"tt killed PTtsirltnt K nrnedy' That's the theo'll of llauerford College's Dr Jo.uah 'fhampscm developed m a ncto book previewed tll detaJI today on Page 23 The man and hu the~ aTe cowred on Page 4. C.lltwftl.o , ... 11.... """ w CIUalflell 17-41 Olllt..erits I c-tq J1 Of•n .. c.-.,. I C,_.-'9 PTA 14 ltlltwi.t ,... JJ '""' ........ • lltterte ......... I t, lt Sect.I ...... 1).ll ,._ lt-lt ,_It 1*'11 l"lre Cel h I ll'eai Mer'llett ,... 18'1 Ciflfltn t• h .. Y...... JI AIHI I.~ I J l'l>Nlwl it L•tten n T"" '""" • M•rl•M l.IUl'Mt t ..... T¥ctrff JI -"" . ... ..... ., . ~IH II W ... lf lft•• M M""'81 '"'°"' If . ' t ~- Z DAILY PILOT Thur)d1y1 NG¥tmber 16, 1967 Nelglabors Oppose Le~~~~~~_,___~~t .. Faces T:r---~ ... ~.,·~~~~........_ Newport litrbor American Lelion Po11t 291 want.a to Htablilb a social ~e.nt.er for military peraonnel at 4323 E. Cout Highway. les11 thQ P feet from a reaicleotial neJghbof hood. The nel&bbon an expected to com· plain, reports Ernest Mayer, cit;y plan· ning director. The issue probably will come to a boll tonight w~n Newport Beach plan· nine commia11loner1 face tbe declalon of whether to grant a use permit for tba club. Mayer sa.id that Virgil Howell. pres· ident of the Balboa Coves Community Anoclatlon, 11 appreMnaivt about ~ operation and baa taken atepa to blH . an att.omey to represent homeowner!> at the commlsaJon hearing. The attorney presumably will &rgtJf' that the club would "constitultt a TEXTBOOK ... one-aided hislbry " The t.extboo\, ado~ tw'tce by the State Curriculum Commission. the second time to reaffirm tbe earlier tdoptlon, waa lntrodu.ced into eighth irade clum>oms throughout Call.for· ala th.is fall. It also is being UJed by school sys- tems in Cleveland, MUwaukee. Den· ver, Kansas City. New York C\ty. Philadelphia. Waahingtoo, DC.. and Detroit. Here are tome of Ole -charges lev· eled at the textbook and what Dr. Caughey had to say about them: It does not give the full text of tht Dtelaratlon of Independence -"We left It out partly because we were con- fident a copy would be on the wall of every classroom. We discuss in de- tail the first. second and last para· graphs." Jt gives less than equal time to Jte. publicans-"Hardine. Coolidge. Hoov- er and Eisenhower were not particu- larly energetic presidents. Democrat- ic preeidents who attempted more and made more changes demand more at· tent.ion from hlstorians." It as neglectful of and hostile to re- li gion -"Quite a bit is said ~bout re· hgion in different places. but not un- der a separate 'Religjon' beading " It says unflattering things about American her~s abd acUons-'"I'hat Is true. But we're not the first ht!· torians to refer to persons involved In the Boston Tea Party as a mob." lt can be counted on to give younr Americana a guJlt complex about their heritage -"On tbe contrary. the book bubbles with enthusiasm ov- er thla creat chapter in the history nf mankind. Parents Holding Son From School l>ver 'Land' Text YUCCA VALLEY-A crtrninAl com· .taint !a belng sought here aga1n1t a roople who refuae ~ allow their eighth-grade son to attend hia U.S. hb· tory clau ao loni • the tutbook ··t..and of the Free" ii used. Marti Lee Smith, 13. haa been fort>id · den by his parents, Randolph, 49, a rarpenter. ~d Juanita, a ceramic shop owner. to atteDd the claas ajnce school started in September. Yucca Valley's Morongo Unified School District seeks a misdemeanor l'.omplamt. The revised version of the ('Ofltro· versLal textbook.. now in use through out the state, has the stJA)Ort of Sta~ Supl Max Rafferty and the state Roa rd of Education. DAILY PILOT H_,_ IMcfl. c.ntenle ••aert N. Wee4 ~"-n ...... ic ..... 11 ... ,.., T\.o"'u A. Mwrphl11e Ma""•"'• aonor Jereme F. C.lllar Now-I IMcll .t:.lt't 1!11110" Jeck •. Cvrley ravl Nittell l lit•nff• MaM-... .,...,,,,,,. Olrlldw "...,.. ...... Off* 111 I Weit lelliiH 11"4. Mailint Acltlreu t r.O. a .. 1171 UHJ o+ltff ()ff; .. , (aata ~u: lll W•t kv Strtf'f l•-· .. Kii. ,,., ,., .. , ,.,,.... ... """""-aMCI\. .. Jtll '""' ~~· 0All V l'tLOT. wltlt Wflkll It _...,,,.. .... _ ........ It~ •11y .,._, $vndtY lft -rate aflfi-fw Ne-1 t .. cl1, (Mii Meu, y_.. ltadl. 14111'11· 1,,.1.., ~II. ,_ .. Ill VllM'f -WMt- "'l"tlft, eione ""'"' , ,.."""' ec11t1o11. """'" 111•..tl 11 Ull W..t .. lboe llW , H4IWl>Ofl t...ai, •M ,.,. We/II .. f ltrett, , ... IMtt T ........ C714J MMIJ1 Cl...HIM """atl•1 Ml·U71 r .. ytlftll, IHI, 0<•-(•ti l'llMI•~ .... ,_, ... -......... ,,,.,.,, .. 11.,,., e1111.,1,1 --or ___ .. _ .. ,.._,1" "'"' w ,....,~ wll"9Ut _,., _,,, .. ,_ ti (W¥119'11 -·· l«.... (llM ........ Nlf at H-' a.H11. c.n ..... 1o S..116Cr1"'""' iw <M> nor t t 1• .....,..,1y, IW -11 tt ....,,lfllYI n11lllttJ llOllMI~ Jl,1J ..-.tr. nu1aance above what la normally U• pected ta be permitted in a commer- ciai r.one within 200 feet of a reaiden· tial ana." accordi.n1 to Mayer. Q>mmiuionera al.lo will study a ,.. qlM't& from lie Balboa s.,. Ou!> for a use permJt to ope.rN an eX'CUl'aion boat wtticb would include libations for its passengers. A club repreentative told commis· sionen at an earlier hearing on the matter that the vessel's use would be limited to club members and dip!· tarita visiting Newport Harbor. However, th~ planntni body bas expreued concern over posalbfe ntd· sance ot the "riverboat" to ~ytrvn.t dwellers. They have also queaUoned whether the craft'• character would M in keeplng with the aeneral char- acter oC the llarb<r "We think youn1 people lriil be more impressed with the ~cance of American achievement if tbey know it carnt llard." The authors inaert valu• Ja.ad.,...W tn tht book -•••• do~ ... wt did it OD purpflM. I malntate It ii part of tbe bualaeaa of tbe ~ an to .interpre1. We commut oa aucb luua u alanry, tmpctallan, child labor, •tu.ma. amoi. tooth decaJ and fallout" Dr. Caugtt.y IQUelted I.be boot cW· Cers from "crtbodox" tighth II'* h~tory booka primarily becaUle 1t WU written by bllbiUI. NCIM of the authors are school book ipeclallsta, he said. The film delved l.nto tbe authOrJ' backgrounda. It noted tbat ln JJGO Dr. Caughey was fU'ed from the facult, at UCLA because he and ottier profes- sors refuted to sign the abate loyalty oath. Dr. Caughey tokt the auclence be did not alcn the oath becau1e be thought It WU unconstitutional and compromised academic freedom. Sub- aequenUy, the .>ath was ruled UDeDJ)· stitutlonal by the State SupHmt Oourt and Dr. Caughey was reln.atat.ed. The mm, in another attempt to cut upenion, refwecl to him u a "a prominent memt. of the American .u.ociatian of UnltenltJ Prof .. llOl'1." John Birch apokumu lUcbard !! W1'CJdtn of Balboa talcf tM Ulowie WU 1* 8'\adt bJ the aad9tJ tlUt 11 aold at their American Opbdol llooklUnl. ,.,.... r ... J MODEN .. . cm tbe condlUCll'.ll at tbe LAP'C bear. lq. Newport PlanniJl( Director EJ1IP at Mayer Jr. did not oppoee tbt r. quuta. "We halve oner itilended to tab ovw the .. aervieet at thia point le time," ht aaid. Mayer submitted a Jetter to the LAFC sl&ned by more than 100 Modta are.a residenta llatinc they favored the anMX&tion de91>lte the pouibWt1 ol double taxation. MAyer told the DA IL y Pam now tbat the annexation lll'OPOla1 b11 cleat· ed the LAFC, petitlool aakinf for all election on tbe iuue 1'111 be clrc:ullt- ed ill 1bt affect..s .... A pubUe be9'· inc ao l'DUlt be held prior to a. bel- loting, be noted. "Hopefully, wt'D be able to hold the election belore next Mudl," he said. The area is roughly bounded by the C.osta Mesa City limits south of 2llt Stret, Tuatin Avenue, ~ Street Mid Irvine Avenue. George Myers, Retired Officer, Service8 Slated Services for retired Newport Beach police officer George W. Myers will be held 11 a.m. Friday at Wlnbigler Family Mortuary. Santa Ana. Mr Myers died suddenly Mon&t.y Jt H06g Memorial Hospital of an ap- parent heart attack. He was 88. A reiident of Orange County for 45 vears and of Newport Beach for the ;last 21 years. he retired from the pr lice department seven years ago. He is survlvoo by his wlfe, Alberta o1f the ramlly homt. 824 W. 15th St . 'IPwport Beach : mother. Ro&a Kina ill Oran2• and brother. Russell of Lo.-Angeles Dr. Ger aid Bash of the lBt Chrl11tlan lhurch. Santa Ana will 0Hic1£'tf'. Interment will follow at Pacific \ 1ew Memorial Parle Mr. McFarland Rites Saturday Services fOf' Cleo E. McFarland, loog-Ume former employe of the City o( Newport Beach will bot held J0 ·30 1t.m Saturday Bait~ Mort1111t y C'>lap- el. C'-0sta Mf'lil Mr McP'11rliwl c11Pd Wednf'Adlly 111 llOAJI MP m n r 1 ll 1 Hn~!)l lll 1 ft ~ r a ten1thy 11lne.-.~ He w4'~ 7\J I J:'t·:t!!IJ .. .-.: a natiooally pu.b&bld ddl ne.t. h4Jd tblt "• llliWtal ., • .,. able ca1.11e' la ~llli'tld'1 and thet "the IUJ"YtiltaDoe mutt be ....... IJt Oil apec.l.Ac matt.rt Ind oot a feoenl drarnet 11arcb. '' Would Newport'• c:oatlnu.ouly ecan. nine TV cameru ~ tbt dty be conatrwd u a "clrlcllM •udlT" That's a ~ tbM ..., be eit· swertd durlnC the c::itJ'• tryout of the sytem. Michael Boll, a dlncblr ot U. Old Town Newport ~ rtpHtent-~ Inr lMl'dlanu ntv ~ lquare and Newport Pier, •llilt: I DETEllRENT1 "Why la It to important f* N.wpott Beac:b to be tbt tint ... tr, ... vlalng 1t1 dtilMI! TIM ceac.re tlert llu not 19 bitter" poUoe pnCedion bat In the method of poUC. pr Mtc:tioft we ·u be reeetvtq. "1 th1nk the ~amtr• m!Cht ~ DClt only the criminal elament but allo the ordinary cltir.en from hi• ord.lna.ry ac- tivities, juat knowtnt tbat the camera la Ulen. "We cm Gome to &tf'f. ~-,,. want." a.id Boll, ''uiid dra1f up tM support we need ror tt afWW'ardl. What I'm W'Olldmltc It wbat b under· lying It.'' He alao said tl\en wouJd be a need for professtonel U1111sment ol what the camera .... 0 All offtcer °" lbt .,.,. ......... lttu .. bJ .ut'• ......., -..... "1a; • --wUl l'M1't)J ,.. a aitu111oo. .. EXlJrellllal eador1e11Mat of u,. t>lan tn JIJ1nclpJt WU Superior Jlldte WU- llam C. Speirs, a r.ldtnt of the Balboe Penl.n.aula llld a fonMr deputy dlltrict lltorney. "If it'• used -properlv 1t could be an excellellt 1cientlfk police method." The Judge aald the ay1tem couldn't lefalJY peer lnto a bedroom or ~ben u it 1'(oU)d violate coi:iaUtatloft&l ri"bta ot the Fourth Amendment •hl<!b deal with search and 1eliure. "If what it sees it clearly vlalble to tbe naked eye tbetJ ttle pollce c1n act. If it lJ iotng to be I.wed to monitor traffic. for example, It wouldn't be •1 diffen!Ot than u officer uatnf a SpvflUI. ''The stat. llld U.S. Suprem• Court.s have Nlltricted police in their inter· roeatian of defendant.a. and have 1pe- cificaUv stated pGlb should Ute 11denttflc methods. "I think it shouldn't be crtticlzed in advance. lf members or the ff'D· eral public feel thf1. don't wNlf tb11, Hid J can undentiht their fteln1, !My ahoWd go ti) ~ Jt~lature -™' i-t the law benned. Buf1 ~•lty think tttev 1hould watt Md '" "°" tt'• sotnc to be uted." 'Distress' Call Results in Pot > Arrest of Four ID U.. miwtabu belief lbat a wom· an was in dlatreu, Newpcrt Beacb poUcl Wedneada7 aft.erneoo Nlbed ln· to u epartment at 1112~ W. Balboe Blvd. wlle?e their prMenet timnedf. ateJy tutued a 1•therln1 of four ... legedly marljU11na-1moklnt youtlla in- to a surprise party. The f<Q' males, raging in ac• from a to 21. 1Nl't boobd Oil lblpldo1f ::.C:-'"'Df the mtdt •Md. ()om. .... r>tncHnt Mthtr jJIYUti. iatlon today. Polk:ll ..Sd tbly w.re lnlormM by ......... that • -woman ... •· fartBg OODfUJMOIDI Ill 1112~ Bllbci&. But die Informant hel1eot.ed tf tCatit willtMr it WU a boulevard « _.... nue, eut • ~. There 1a Gftt ot each In Nft'pof't Buch and police di91>8totH!d ualb to au four addrecaea When they dUln· ~ed ontG ttlt alleged pot party. The reported woman In dlMnh. they added, nfver turneod up. Lunalilo Leads Manzanillo &p In First Report First word ol the Newport to --.: . tmllo yadlt nee sponsored bJ ~' Sailinl Club came Wednesday via a relay from the Coast Guard cutter Morris, escort vessel for the Lona Beach to La Paz race George Oarv.!r's &4-foot cutttt Lu· naiilo from SSSC was leadlnc the eight boat fleet about 17n milee IOUUl of Cedros Island. Tht others W.re tnlllng .11 far b&ck aa Cedro11. St.hind Lunalllo on 11 boat.for-bOat hub were Valiant. KPlth Colli.Ju' 0.- foot stoop from SSSC': Tlgreaa &I\;. foot sloop. Gil Knu<ken. SSSC; khri. 40-foot sloop. Clarke Sumner. 8YC: Dulcia"'. 3'2-foot cutter. Gino Gllr\l.I• ~o. SBYC; Bonita , Cold!P .Joseph. • foot PCC. LrYC: and Ballerina, !'eC. F. L. Drader, Hollywood YC ByrOn Chamberlain's 46-foot sta11•J 1cbooner wu not reported Vote on <:ontrat~l OETROIT t 1 f Pl l -Th t 16.000 Chry•ll'T Corp production and ma.In· t~nAn<'I' "orkPr~ vo tp d 1oc1;n on a new lhre4!-year ronturt won fnr th~m h7 tht l TnllPrl A urn ""nrkl"n l11~t wtt.k. Quick ;11;-r·o\111 wu expt'1 Ir 1. •. • ontng BY TONY CD.LO oi .. ...,PIW .... ZclAioa bu ll'OWJl lnto a "'moastu," Costa Mua Plannlnc Dtrectcr B 111 Du.u toc1a)' told cnembera ot th• Com- mlU.. Hatbor Aru Relearcb Team at ·a lnakfMt m_,.tlnc la ~ Costa Meaa Golf uct CoUisrr a., l>aa altlo told tJ. ~ ~th a ca~ fOltW'd, Ulilt bi bta optn-*1. the City lit~ au "abd the city ol Newport Beach abould be one polltkal entity." J.. 1uch, he said, It wwld be the •t:rooaelt in Oranie County ud poQJbly In the state. Dunn. •bO bM worked •ltb Coat.a Hall's Simoon . ' "• Appar~t Wder ·In ta= Paz Race Lead boa1I ... tbt Loq 8each to La Pu race todls, wve oft Paint San itA;J.aro OD Ille -Cl!f.-cout but~ Uil?l •• to n.e mou. John Rab on 9DnoGa repOrled a po- sition 48 miltt dM well of Point Ju. anico Wedneleby. J\lanlco ta eame 7S miles north of San l..aza'o. Simoon wu app11eatly t.he lead_ boat. Next Gii elapeed Ume wu Allin KeUY'•~ Slmoon's pesltiioel pW hir men than ball WIJ ID tbe 1,GOO-mllt race, but the 1lowat pert ot Ute race ls exipteted to be the 190-mtle ~ard beat from C.bo San Luca• to La Paz. The corrected d.me •taaclfacl radio· ~ from the Cout Guard Cutter Mor· ns were: . OVERAJ..l,-( 1) Conquest, Billy Pol· ly. LBYC: (2) Slmoon, Hall & Wit· liams. NHYC: (3) eyp., Ernie Chip- man, LBYC; (4) Vector, Hert> John· son. Ocea.nekk YC. CLASS A-(1) lrilb Mist, Jack Hol· leran. LBYC; (2) Andele, Bill Stew· art, St. Freocll YC; (3) (;aprlcious, Ben Williama, LA YC; C 4) Anitra, Robert Lint, Selttle YC. CLASS B-(1) Si.moon. Hall & Wil· hams, NHYC; (2) Cygnua, Er n i • Chipman, LBYC: (3) Vector. Herb Johnson. OYC: Querida n. James f euerstein, DRYC. CL.As.5 C-(1) Conquesl Bill Polly, L.BYC: (2) ltc>bar. Dori Har lander, RJclwnoncl YC; (3) Sundowner, Ed Sundber&, CYC ; (4) Slumt. Sid Ren· tlow, DRYC. ~ D-Al V\eato, BO! Oaless1, LBYC; (J) MutlJlieer. lrvilC Loube. IMdm>oad ~C; (J) ~ue, R. 8. Steffesoo. AeoUu YC; C 4) Pau.da Maoaoa. Bill Emn. L8YC. HoWJe Take1 Axe I 'f o Foreign Aid WA.SSINGTON (UPl)-Tbe House ..., Ji ..... tak4t UIOtblr whack with tbe ~ a. 4t Prealdent J~·· l)efe~ ·'°"'"' aid pro..,.m. tJp!fot ..... ,..... a bm eppropriat- lnl '2.2 -tor the lkctll 1168 aid program. Tbe ~ wu eearly '50<I mlllioi\ *' thin tM Sl.68 bi.lllon au- Olortzed b1 Congreu only tut -nek. PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Mesa planning almost as lcmg as the cltf hu been incorporated, labeled hi1 Informal comment.a "Economic Plan· nan& In Costa Meaa Today." Of zontng, Dund recalled that it started •t about the turn of the cen- tury and lt started m*sUy. Now, h9 aaid. it .Jul• ~ lnto a "monster." H• quJppecl, 0 We ha~ r.ones for tV· t~ you can think of and .omt ttd.nc• you can't think of.•• The planner, speaking more or less ort the cuff, offered the group an idea about commerdai and induatrifl.l 1onina. Now engineers art required to attest to tbe structural safety of IH OUfiO • bwld.inga, ~ said. The idea bein1 talked eout 11 aJao to require an architect to alt.lat to the aettt.dc quatitf of tbt planned build· ing. He added lat#r, "'nte technololy of industry today ia audl tbaC •• could mix industry will: residtntial." He 1&1d thtTe are tMt,Jncta wbere um ts being done auecetafulty. LooltJn& abeld. Du.Ill rtmllbd, • '(' m not sure how tone the automobile ls going to bt with ua as we tnow It to. day." He pointed to ever·iocreaalJlg numben ol cara, commtntiut that per. haps "air cara now Ui delllll" will be an all.fWet. HIW BOARD MIMllltS -John Vibert (rip$) out1oh11 pEelldenl of Roal Memorial Hospital's ~52 Club, hands memberlhip certlf~Ull to Ted Witmer Oeft) and Gary Burrill, new b<>ard membera. AJIO elect.cl to board Wldnnday was Richard Bertea (not proent fOr pboto • session). Hoag '552 Club' RepOrts Growth, $75,000 Pledge In a year's time, Hoa1 Memorial Hospital's ··m Club" haa doubled in membership and pledfed '75,IXl> to· ward ~ boltltt&l's bllildln« fund. out· golng president John Vibert reported at th• nrganb;&Upn'1 first annual meeti.nc Wednesday. New offlcen a,nd board members were elected at the session. held at Hoag's Conference Center Irvine Co executive Albert .J. Auer was elected to succeed Vibert as pres· ident; aporta equipment manufacturer Willard D. Voit was appointed vice president; KOCM·FM rt.dlo station president Gary Burrill was elected seaetary; apd marina operator Ed Hirth wa pa. ~r, · , The • Cllb, la tO delilll.&ted ~­ cause tt comprhea business leaders who support the hop11ital's plans to expand t.o i62 beds. Hoa& now has 270 beds. Vibert. prealdent of Pacific V i e w Memorial Park, told the estimated flO members ln atUnd.ance that the ex· pa111lon procram was required be-. cause Hoa, draW'I s>tt.lenta from an area which aoon wW have a popula· tioo of 250.000. Each rtletnber or the S52 ctub do- nates $100 or more to the building fund. Vibert noted tttat the orianlia· tion beean a year ago with a charter m<'mbeTllhlp of about 50. It now hu 124 "We're 11trlving fo,. s.52 mem· bers," said Vibert. New board members elected at the meeting were Richard Bert.ea, Ted Witmer and Burr!U. They replace Jft the board retirmg directors Vibert, Norman Loats and Oanjel G. Aldrich Jr. An illuatret.ed report of hospital ex· pansion plans was given by William R. Hudson Jr . Hoag administrative assist.ant. A video tape "tour" of bM· p1tal facilitif'~ c o n d u c t e d by Dr. Geor~e t..c>gan complettd the pro· gram. bJHERlTAGE . ,. a ll"ln• uadlllon' In furnllur•.1 o,... MM., Thrl. ' Fri ...... 221 S HARBOR 8L VO. COST A MESA, CALIF. 6-46-0275 646-0276 'J E [ E pro Jn~ °" cltl ala: net 1 Doi .. Jae trtc 1 td: a. I La. ti. JI abt otb ter. me ..... ( IOI nil frt "! I I bo • Jm I.I: ... t11 at lt If m. ... te> on o( tu bl ht fa ar at ar m 'JOJ1y Girl'. ( 1 Boat Dates .. Disclosed .. NEWPORT • f Jaycee preaideot Jbn nee laid that h1t croup dropped the project be- auae, "We dilCOvend the v 111 a 1 e dlida weren't dUtrtbutlnl tbe CoodJ to all the Indiana and it wu cauatng too many bard leelblfJ." Notlnc that Da997 Ud handled the project on buically a ont-man bull In previ.oua yean, 'nc. llld Davey bid dealt with indlvlduala. "But we Jaycees Md ao mueb lbdf • we had to give it ti the cbltfl to tm· J*k from boxes •nd aart into me. of clothing and 10 forth. ''There was jUJt too much ravorlt. Jam. 'We never &et anything' tome of ihl Indians told u in earshot of tbe Clbief1. And some Indlans, mottl)' the HOl>ia, uted u.a not to come ~ct." • 1'lce aaid be coo.Id not ddanlilDt whether the Indian• abort cbaPpd •1 tbe eblefs outnumbeftd ._ •bo r-.. C)9fftld the Clfta, but Niel ht WU bellde the point 10 far U tbl J&y• cees were coocerned.. .. If it burta anybody'• feelln.Pt we b't want t.o do tt," be declared. Davey'1 good will mitdoa to tbl In· c1llns ii in its 19th nar. H1a pilgrimages relUlt from a war· ~a pledge to t1.lmlelf that if be ever home alive be wolnd do som~ &OOd for otbert ~Y aft.tr d War II ended be WU ill Atl- IOll.a where he uw impoverilbed 11>- diana. . -. DAILY r1Ll1l a ~~~~~----------~----~ , 111 SACRAMENTO -Tbe A.uembly to- day WU apeeted to unde atatt Sen- ate action 1n a peradoskal effort - agreeable to both chamba'I ol the Legillature-to 1peed up the reaBgn- inl of Callfonlia'1 concrtnlonal d.IJ. tric'tl. The Senate voted 22 to 15 Wectne1- day to appron a respportfotUMnt measure 1ponaored by Sen. Jamee R. Mllls (0.San Dlefo). it wu, to effect, the Senate'• venloo of a bW written by Allemblyman Jack Fenton (D- Moatebdlo) and puaed by the lower chamber earlier thll wttk. If the Aaembl1. ill turn. rejectl the MilJJ bill, lt>e entire rift of 1epl1tton will 10 to a two-bOUlt cont~ com· mlttee, for a tlnal compromlle to bt tbl'Mbed out behind cloHd doon. Tbe Senat. JtOl bad aootber meaa-ure it could act on-a reapportioament btll t~ by Repobllcan Sen. Johll • McCarthy of San Raf•L Milli taid the Senate and Aalmbty venionJ are "buieall.1 tbe same~." Six RepubUcam joined 11 Danocrata to pudnc the Milla .~1:, after a de- bate to which Repub qaaUoaed the need far nch "drudc" revblom u Mllla propelled. Mlllt, dWrmu ol tbe Senate ~ portloament cornmttt.e, • repUed the lellalltan must tab ""'1 JbC9uUoa . ' I Due.1 to meet the State Supreme 0ourt•1 "one man, one vote" arda' ID tbd "ft are not ordered back asata." Tbe court earJ.1 to October btJd that the Jtate't 38~D dbtrteta were poorly a to that IOID• d.l.atrlcta--ln ect--Ud • ~ voice in the U.S. HOON ot J\iprZI04 tative1 than othera. The court .-.S tlle legiJlature must edopt an ~ reapportionment plan by Dec. 1 • tbe court would do the job ibel(. Victims of Blue - Announce Party For Firefightters Tbe people 1n Ora*' ComrtJ'• ,.. ct.ntlJ flre.rava&ed area are tba.nktul for tbe help stven tbem ~ fh flCht.. en and muy otben eo tht)' U"I tJmt.. 1nl tbal all to a ''Thanbstvtn1 Par- ty" SUnday, November lt. B01ta for the event are retidentl of the Cowan and Lemon bdibta areaa, Vl1la P a r t and Oranp Park Acrtt whole homu were lxaned, damaced er threatened by tM .,...., Grandi &. Oct. .. Nery. J. ' He corresponds with lDdlau the JIC around the brinp food aod cloth· 1QI to them MVual t1Jllu a~· P'ollOW'ini hiJ 'IbaWllvtnl ~ be ttce '° • IM~tp11111f. I,.._ will return to the ruerrtdcma aplD uu do~ tli9 JeJ•• ,. thartlJ before 'llrllbnu: H • · untington Tot Guesta _.. ftremell, police. aberlft't deputitt, U.S. t.brlnii, R.cS Cr o 1 I wor ten and .. everyone el.M ft e a a contact wbo helped out in tbe fire," ae- cordln1 to co-cbaJrwome• Mrs. Mar- vin A. Rawitcb and Mn. 1"tnt Rap. paport. 3 More Eiiles ... Acquire County Huntingt.On W omanHeld-Struck by Car, Airport Berths Af~r H,igh Speed Chase ~r~g.:::~ .. 2! !~ In froot ot his Huntlncton Bach The party will be held at the SbadJ Canyon Hone Rancb on Peters CU. ~on Road. * * * ...vice, a cblr'ter l1De IDd. an &lr C2f10 firm. Goldea w .. t Alrllnel, to be bead- ~ at Breckett Field in La- verne, planl a.tr ta1 lervice ~een the 0r-. c.ountJ facllll.1 IDd Loi Ance!et Inm-..i Ambwadar Airttnel Of Lu Vesu will o&r cba1llr ~ out ol 1be a1rpart. ad Trl-A'1aUoD, bued at LA ~-p1am ICbeduled a1r CSfO aenice. cear collapsed and the plane bunt into flames. Tbe pilot. Major Trav11 0 . R.ocera o[ Bakersfield alao WU bospltailJed 111 1erioua condition wbile Maj. Rlch· ard E. Brown, of Mountain Home, Ark., WU lilted 1n fOOd coodltiOD. Two otbera aboard the plaM were not lpjured. More Troops Asked WASlllNG'TON CUPD -'l'bt rate at .tddl rnon U.S. trOGpl wUl be sent to V1etum •u under dllCUllian to. cay as Gtn. Wllllam C. Wwtmore.la.nd prepared to report to Presldent John- son oo tlle procr... ot tbe wa. SAYE 120.00 laternaliG11l's*"_ 92-Pc. family enlertiinment set 150.00 *"'ar OI* *I~ 270JD. Yoa'U be proud to set your ThMkslfvin1 table with 1Ustentn1 Deepsl1wi llMIWlrl by lntlmational ~ It is the e11ly silverplate inlaid with aoUd sflYW ••• ., ._it! 4nd, Just lft time for holiday parties, we brln1 you savin&s c.i It In • completl n;;lece .mce b lWllve. Chest 15.00 extra. Shown are tour lovely patterns tblt .. •I• IWlllble tn twoffece party serving sets. These are wonderful b bodm, ... Of Qristma Ills, llcb ••• SU.. l home waa hit by a car Wednetday and dragged 28 feet, according t.o po- lice reporta. Glen Dwayne Cox, 21it, waa 1lllbt11 improved thiJ monlnc, according to a nune at Huntington l.Dtercommuni- ty Hospital'& Intensive Cart Unit where the toddler la lilted ln critlcal coodltlon. He la the son of Mr. and Mn. Glen F. Cox, 512 Aabama St. Driver of the car wu identified by pollce u Hugh E. Curren, 3l, of 2Ma Santa Ana Sl, Cotta Men. He wu beaded IOUtb OD Alabem.a Street when the JOWltmr apparaUy ran tn froat of h1I -~ low atuna car. 'Jbe ~ occw1ed a abaut 2:SO p.m. WedHIMy. PoUce Mid there w• no indlcatJon ol speed on the driver'• part and no dtaUona were wued. Animals in Fire Area to Be Fed PurchaM of five too.a of mllo mu. to be spread ln the bill areu dtaudect by the recent Paseo Grande fire wu ~oved by the Orance County Board of Supervlaon Tuesday Oiltrtbution of the food for wUd· We wa1 recommended by the State Flab le Game Commisalon. 1'M mUo mue la principally for birdt 11.aCb as quail and dores and Superviaor William lllrstda wondered ii some reed should not be diltri.buted ror dffr and otber animal&. "*1be tbey will eat m11o man, too," be muaed. IUFFUMr SILVER CLUI IDTHllG DOlll·llO INTEREST 110 CAllllYIMO CHAllGE 5.00 per month up to 120.00 7.00 per month up to 160.00 10.00 per month up to 240.00 15.00 per month up to 360.00 AS LONG AS TIO YEARS TO PAY u mS' 11 l'ASHION ISLAND • • MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00 TILL 9:30 ~ • OtttER DAYS lO:OO~TILL 6:00 I 4 DAI\. Y P'O.OT Thursday, No"""btr lti. 1 ~7 ~ h 1'9lo DAIL't f'l..ol ..... lt'a tDe lt,ttle thinp in We that mean 10 much. At least that's what ltlchm F. Lilty, 28, a San Francis· ~ auto agency bookkeeper will tell you. He WM mdicted by a Grand ,fury Tuesday 1ftu 1 29-cent error prompted inspectors to make a closer study of the books lnspf<" b>n said it disclosed a $50,000 &bortace. • T'Mn'• oold "' them thar !kltl! ... Cutotftl offidal,s obae1'Vmg tM tDClk nf CatMrine Anne Bromley, Bntilh actrai, beamw ~iu of her boo-n stat. ad wuttod11 ,ups. S1Lc '°°' MGl"d&ld and poll« jaultd., ltahcd in the c:ors1C aboN, 2.S gold kn wigh· tng 40 pouftdl au tD0rtA $45,000 (U.S.) on tM local black '"41'kd. • HiWn& your wife w1tb a broom· stick, throwing her dotbes out m the rain, and spendine the night with another woman doe.; not en· title her to a divorce, the Iowa Su· p.-eme Court ruled Wednemay. Es- ~ if she waits 40 years after 1t happens to file a petition. Mn. Howard Levick brought the charges when a rift in the 43-year mani.age wu recently triggered by a "trivial disagreement" over the purcbue o! an automobile • Six years a~o a small amusement park opeDfld in Alpine, Calif., fee. twine a dozen llle-si.ze concrete dj.. nosawn. But the amusement park folded and the site will now become a trailer park. Officials b.ne offered the prehistoric momtms to aJl10De wh'O wiD haul them away. They only weigh 25 tons apiece. • Discovery of a new link in the evolution of man was air nounced t<><by by Prof. Elwyn L. Simona of Yale who led an expedition to Egypt which un- earthed the skull Of an epe who died 28 milllon years a~. The geology profeuor stated that the skull is eight to ten million years older than any previously discovered and reir resent a "major ronoocting link" in the evolution of pri· mates. • The search for the dnver of a demofiahed convertible ended in Big Timber, Mont., when she fell from the sky at the feet of startled State Trooper Ken Thorne. He had arrived at the scene moments after the crash and found passenger An· tolnette Lunde uninjured but driver Petty Kennan was missing. As Thorne searched, Miss Kennan dropped to the ground at tus feet The impact of the accident had thrown her 25 feet in the air and she had come to rest. unconscious. on the cross arm of 1 utility pole. She suffered only minor inJuries Snow Storm Paralyzes Boston Area BOSTON CAP) -A violtol storm dum_ped up to 13 in<:h~a of snow on parts of New l!in1land Wednesday, causing several deatha and a masslw trafnc jam in the Boston area Motoriats were 1tuck in Boston traf- fic for hours. MJUly left tbelr offices at ~ p m. -and at midnight had pro- greased only a few blocks Thouaandl of cars ran out of gaso- line or 1talled when t h e i r batterie~ went dud and many motonsts aban· doned their cars on the str~t. Four fatalities were attributed to thf' storm. Robert Jones, a Massachusettl Bay Tranaportation Autbonty bus dnver, U.ld students from area colleges. tn· cluctin& Harvard, Radcliffe, MJT and Bolton University. were puahin& cars, directinc traffic and brinOni coffee, sandwiches and cookies to stranded motorists. "It was abiOlutely am1.t1ng to me ," he &aid, "especially where they knock the kids so much. These kids wrrt!n't pro or con anything. They weren't haodmg out literature." He said the students apparently ''were digging into their own pock· eta to buy the food and coffee which they handed out." A Bolton City Hospital doctor and a nurse ran through the bliodlng mow to deliver a baby girl m a car trap- ped in traffic two blocks away. Sabeno ruvera wu drl-vtnc hiJ wife. Carmela, 23, to the hospital when lheJ were caQlbt in lbe IJW'led trar- fic. A policeman reported their plight to the hospital and Dr. Beach Con· ger, Dune Rosemary O'Brien and three helpers with medical supplies and a stretcher ran to the car where the baby WU delivered. Both mother and baby laur were reported in good condition. The abandoned can blocked CJty and 1tate sand trucks and hamper· ed efforts of police to untangle the traffic. In the downtown area. restaurants became jammed beyond capacity, and many ran out of some foodJ. By early evening every hotel in downtown Boston report8d every avallable room as well as spaces wbich could be furnished with eota. bad been sold out. Grand Jury Sets Criminal Probe Of LA Harbor LOS ANGELES CAP) -A cnmlnal lndidmerrt is expected by the fon· man ot the Los Angeles County Grand Jury which will investigate city har· bor activities. Altll huring a secret two-hour re· port from the district atsorney's of- fice, foreman Lynne A. Frantz an· noanced Wednesday the investigation would begin Nov. 'rl. He said the probe w o u 1 d be conducted in two phases. The first. lasting five days and look· In& into general harbor activities, "will be the type of hearing where we intend to have a criminal indictment re!Wt," Frantz wd. The second phase is deagned to dear up lbe controversy llUTOundinR the role of lbe late Pietro DI Carlo. a harbor commissioner found drowned a week ago. Di Carl<> was reported LD Los An· gele1 TI.mes articles to have sold stock to a developeT at a bme when the de· veloper was involved in obtaining a World Trade Center contract from the Harbor Commission. The stock alleg· edly WU in a firm headed by DI <Ar· lo Frantz said thep robe would not fo. cu1 on circumstancea of the harbor commiJsloner's death. which police tentatively have listed as accidental l.AUNCHES NEW STUDY Dr. J°"•h ,,_, '"" Author Hop,~ For NeW Pr.Obe • OnJFK~th • I HAVERFORD, Pt. CUPl)-1'bt 32· year-old philosophy pro!aaor w b o wrote the contronrllal new boot on t~ Kennedy 111UslaeUon (lit 23) said Wedne~ be~ ttie"'_..tt1 .. '.- dence he has unearthed IQUe~ a conspiracy involv1n1 thrte swnen win force a new offtdal ll.Weltlladoo of the e11e. ' •• 1 think i1 the OllH ii ... ~ now. alter the pubbcdoil Of JIJ1 book. It won't be 1'QPeDed," lillll tbe IMrt, boyuh·looklnC Dr. JOl:lab 'n.mpMD.a his office .t Bavaftled ~. '*If this happens, lbe C99' Wll Nula • opeo sore." Thoms-on, a Phi~ X..... snd- uate of Yale Uni~ -on ct commended • Navy fl'oOn& andef. water demolition de&Mtvnen.t, said be undertook the book "Six Seconds in DaUas" 111 ancer after J>OiDUni out 1nconsl.Slencle1 lo the Wm-en B..,.t to the FBI in 1986 and reutac onty a polite "thank you." "I got a visit from the FBI a few weeks ago after ward ol ~boot pt around," he said. "They blfalwe4 me that anythine I said mlabt be beld Apu.nst me, so I decided DQt to aay anything. They went away, and J ltll1 doo't lr:now what they want6d to ques- tion me aboul" ThomplOll said ID advance copJ of the book, whicb ii ICbeduled for pula.- licalion at the end of the month, Md bttn sent to New Orleana Diltrlet At;. torney James Gani.son, wbo claiml to have unearthed an assautnation ..- IPiracJ a,aiDlt President Joba Xenned7. 'Ibe nChor' said be amt_. DO ccdact wWa Q1 memben Kennedy f amlly. Tht IChol• wu a candidate fw 1 doctorete at Y.Je at the time of a. a.-usmation in 1983 and lmmediate}J became iDtrilUed witb discrepuclu in accou.atl of the tragedy He be--can to collect all the material OID tbt MMSsinatioa on wbicb be could laJ his hands and becmM 1uch an expert he wu hired u 1 special consultant by Ufe Mlpz;ine. Meatcutters Hit With Court Order LOS ANG~ (AP) -Meatcu~ ten were unda' court order today not to try to abut down two giant chains lD their 1trike against 1,100 Southern caJifomia markets. With ~ strike in its fourth day and negoti.c.klns reported stalemated, union tpOt~n auttted that rout 1upplies were dwlndling. Yet a lllM· ket spokesman declared. ''There ii no sbortare and no need for panic bQJ· iDg or boardin&." The restrain1.Dg orders were issued Wednesday by Judge Ralph H Nutter of Los A.o,ele1 Superior Court at the request of Ralphs Grocery Co a n d Market B&Sket Inc. He set Nov. 29 for a hearln& to show cause why in· junctions should not be issued against the union. Tallahassee Gets Frosty Warm Front Drifts into Plains Today, Maybe 811n, ~Jooft, Tlcle• , ....... "'"' """ lecXl"d low l«aN 11'9~ 'llOAY IM9 S.I• 1 00 • m M llMI ',. • m I lO am. JI I IJ • "' St J '° ""'· .. ' t1f 1>m J I ..., O. New ''"' 0 ''II • ..,. 14 0.< I °" I !>«, It co .. fal LIOllf ........... WIM• """" •lld ......... . Ille i-.1 b« ""''"II m1111 tv ""'.,..., I M If knol• lfl tllrrn<w•" IOlllY I M f'r\41111'. Mottlv cloud• niohl end "'°'"' ~· ..._.,,,no 1unnv '" ~ 10•rf'(l('lna 'l'Hlitnln ttw llloh l•mroerttvr'I ••• N tN1 lht low 60 ,..., -,....,.,., •hff'a ........ C•lllornla IOUT"l•N CAllf OltNIA -Vor• leM9 C-lodiY lllr-h fr o(lt Y w!m -H•hl .,..."'"' coe•••• IDt , ... ._. ..... ""''*' ........... '" _,.,.,. Lllllt -Pf<•rvt• <'••• LOS AHGUU ANO Vl(INIYY- Y-"-Mt < lauch '""•• lflrw9ll F '"" • """' -... "' """"'"' .... ,,._, f/I ,... _., IO•"oilf llttll ..,._ ,,, ... ._ cN.... 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(See Tbomp1e>n'1 eom- plete theory on Pace 21) Myslery ·s~rouds Xl5 Crash . . - Which Took Pilot to Death EDWARDS AJll POllCE IA&& (AP.) -•Tmm.••· .. rm•••" ,,.,. w.a.:tr.. tllte ~ pOot ot •. m neut ~ tut phm19d tDto tbit dila't ~ ... mile of men tbM ~ mllel Wedms- day Jett 1.nftat11aton with 1 mystery. Air Force Maj. Michael J . Adams weot down a. Illa death witb the plane. Adami reporild control troubles, but oU1clala 111 dlat alone wasn't enough to cause the crash. A NaUoual Aeronautlcs and Space Admlnlatrltion spoke.man sajd Adams may have delayed pulling hi.I ejectlOll JMebaniam in a last.d.ltcll tftort to taln control. That delay m1.1 have cost him tus nee. Adams may have tried to ejed from tbe craft and bttn unable to, but the fl)Okesme said there ls no indJcatioa tf.U happened . <X>NTROL MALFUNCTION "Th~re WIS apperent)y IOl'De kind of control malfunction 11 the pilot el· telnp(ed to pull oot of bia detceot." • NASA IJ)Okwn.u 1ald. "NI tt up ... set ~ G.o, It, Mike." crtUl9d coatrollers told Adams secaodt bef.-e be cnabeel.· "Mlh, do 10. read? Pull It up!" Adami b8d reported control prob-Jema with the plue'1 dampen -de- W:9 to redDOI otdllation II tbe craft 11 controlled. Then radar tracen PLUNGO TO DEA TH Mat. Mlcheef J. Adams shoftd he luld ...,.med cootroJ.-but only for a Vf:C'/ fft eeconda. 'Jbe NAU apotitaman aaid there could be "llQY 9UIDber of re..oDJ" why ~ f.aDed to eject after he Jost control of the X15 the second tbne. ''He could bin blacked out . . mayb-the Gt (the powerful force. several Um• tblt ot cnvtty. caused bJ chap 1D lpeed ar dllau.) ltl tD tlilm." ,,.. problem W'ltb the ........ cOald bave ~. be md. "bat lbat alooe woaldn 't have been tDOUCb iD Caule the cruh. 11iere bad to be llCllDe- thlng elle, perhaps a ml)or malftmc· tion. perbapc not." PANCAKE STYLE After fllgbta investi&atiag mueo-- verabWty in apace Xl5' deacencl from high altitude oo a &fide path about JO degrees below boriiontat. The 1tubby 11hlpc come down pancake style aa they enter dens~ atmosphere, whre the pilot switches from automatic to manual control. Adams' ship. one of Uiree. cruhed in the Mojave Desert north of Ed- ward& AFB near the mJnlnr town of Jobanne1burg. Adams, who lived at the bau wtth bis wtfe and three children, wu on bis 11th fiiCbl The craft was dropped from the belly of a 8!2 at 10:3> a.m. aad shot to about 215$,000 feet on a rou. tine r.urch f11&ht Tbe Xt5 bums lta 10 k>nl of fuel ln about 8S seconda u ft accelerates. Then the ship noses over ud beciu the Jonir dive to earth. A.. It enters denser atmosphere the pOot beJin1 to pull the craft out of Its dive and begins a glide to a landln1. This ls where Adams ran into trouble. -gasd work for just 2¢aload. • It actually costs even less than 2c a load with gas. • Any other kind costs 3 times as much. • Ounng the hfet1me of your dryer you m;ry save enough W1th gas to buy yourself a new one. • On in1taltat1on costs alone. gas can save you up to $150. • No dryer dnes clothes faster, fresher or fluffier than a gas dryer, \ lf • r~ ln& thro l*>l •10 H rubl stre Fl you' de rt He'1 aom For cesi he . Jl s YJ Sen crtt erru Eur Hot. the! ~ ~ sra .. tbal pll !bl tMc trip mo1 Sen A aftt ta.ki WOt gea ~ fin di.) tall fn1 at.a the phf ce1 }a er tre. cbl me tall adl &n) pr) do1 'I at t:ht- Chl of 8" ~ ire me the Ro ter str et llu to bul E F ~ ore CTI at e&J Cll trc ~r 1 1u1 -\ Thu~y. Nowtmbtrl6, 1967 residential Itch' {Like. Stassen's) Afflicts Many ·Men 1 JAMES MARLOW \AP Newt "-'1st INGTON (AP) - baa aa Incurable .-111a1 Itch, tt'a Harold . Be'• been tcratdl- yun, and be la not yet althougb me>1t thoqbt be ... yurt ' lw's Important, te or Poverty? WAS INGTON (AP) - Sen. 1e D. Aiken. bu crlU a ldleduled l<JV· ernmen • financed trip to Europe y 20 Senate and House embers. saying they'll ve behind • con· p-ealo marl over fund. mt the *tltlpo\IG t:y pro-~. cram. ••1t•1 that pie ltt Men Faciliti~ Mticized E'ly-morning Flights Banned SAN DIEGO (AP)-An ordin$>Cfl outlawing air· craft landings and lakedfs at Lindber&b Field durilg early mOT1llng boun ~­ cawie of nolae h a s been prdered drafted by tbe port 4ommisaion. The action ltas tabn eaday, apparenUy aim~ halt six Pacific Sooti- est Airlines flights whith at Lin<R>ergh Field al· midoi&bt on Mondays. fice of F.conomlc Opportun· lty, which runs the aa.tipov· erty program. Al malten now stand, the OEO has not received tu appropriation for 1be cur- rent year. problbly woa't get It unW nut month, ud lacu autt>ortty 1o speDd mOQfly. A1ency em.p1oyes aren't even IUaranteed they']l bl paid fur w o r k tbe7'1'e 1IOW' J>GbmlDI. >..the S.. ..... ____ : IDINIUN, Alba OOGlllU!lilll tbatamld.,..._ et~ .......... deJeCatioG ii tl:Jlq to rope next ~ to attnd the meetint of North Atlan- tic Treaty Orpnllation pc· liament.arlane. He said the party mlJht be u larie aa 70, tDcludfn1 membert, aides aod wiftl. "It td to ... that lt ml&bt~lllt u well for 9001• of tbete peoplit wad· Ing in the Oft!ce of Eeoncml· ic Opportunit, to get their ycbecb, •• be said in u f:t.ervtew later. Eleven aeDlton and Dina Houae memben are llsted u congresliooal delegates to the NA TO buaine.u meet· i.ni in Brusaela, Belgium. There was some questkln whether all would attend. with Congress atlll in lff- alon. 1be delaiationa _.. ICbeduled to. leave for B:rUf. aela SCurda7 mpl Rep. Wayne L. Ba11, (D- Ohto), who )Madi tbe HOUM deleptlon, tmntd absurd Aiken •a eatimation of 70 m the congressional party. But he Wd eight of the nme House members pJ.an t.o tab their lfivea along, and at least three aides will ac· company hil eroup. He acknolfledied the total might reach about to. "But ~here near that high at aovermrient expense, .. Raya said. Ai.tan aa.ld and Haya con- firmed that congreadODAJ wive1 wbo iO alon1 will 1et tree tr&nlpOl'tation oe a mil· ltary aJrplane. "They ride on the plalle," Haya llMI. "It'a gotng anyhow." But he 1ald n.embera of the delegation wDl pay their wivea' other expeueJ dur· ipf the weet-lcmg Bruuell lessiom. 11.aJI said be dou D°' know bow much the ml11lon will cost He laid dele1ates will file erpeme accounta after they return. OM of tile delegatea la Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, (R- N.Y.). spon1or of the de· feated measure which would have authorized OEO spend· lng until Nov. 30. .Javits acknowledged Alk· .-o's criticiam by agredna that Oongresa often is too ready t.o cut spending elle- where in the government while Ignoring Its own bud&· et A spokesman said later Javlts probably will lea-..• for the Brussels meetina sometime Monday. ''He re· gards it as a ~Wklnl trip," the aide said. 0 Sale.a and Your OMEGA Servic1eenter • DIAMOND SPEC'ALISTS e REMOUNTING & DESIGNING Complete Gfft Deportment 90 Day Accounta -No Carrytng Charge Bantamertcard Ck Take a Vear To Pay Mew I.,.-S...... Te l«'fe '" HAllOI SHOPPtN• HUNTlllf.TON CINTll CIHTll NACH & IDIN•H JJOO HAllOI ILVO. HUHTIN•TON HACH COSTA MUA • IUtOI HJ.Sift ~ ...... TIMrn ' ~. Tll ' , ..... WllKDAYI 9 to 9 IA TURDAY 9 to 5:30 IS CHRISTMAS --~COMING A4-ff.H -rctels pe4 ...., .. ..,...., 12, '"' ·~ ...... ,.., -eet tt.. twrkeyJ I. Q.OSID lHANXMMN• FURY 'I•" DRIU. . •ot evoryftll119 • 10.cl ,.w., clrlll ahMW ii. .... lw1 • hlth rice. NHI tlil11l11 lh t•Ht, ho het • 111ix•r 1Hech-llt fer tM1 1111rtinl1. 6". llURY "I IN. SAW 1000 .,M, U11lve"1f 1110+0• clevelo,• I~ HP, "Jt11h flf clo,tti 1114 W1itfo C-. H•1 .. lfJ•~lcotlftf DHrf1191, ''' pW. * ce.Mh11tlH Wf4l1. 18~ UNJlllllHID PULIMAN S111M+h 41 .. 1 wtlfl tt.. ... ~1 .. ,. ,, "'"•'" fowcot, ••.J ,;,.1r • Plo11t..,. eoW ... 4-••• ......... .,.,J , .. " ....... .,. ,. ..... 1111it '"t ..... . 3988 lor~o 1014 -1ho11MI run • t+to.e •Ml 11y ..,,,..1hin9 U11ort Ilk, •A11.W the •uth" •• "A ,..fir... .. .,.. •••"•" fll• M•6t", etc. Chelu 1f &Olen, 2V. INCH 7ft. ICOTCH PINI TUI 1997 EARLIER M111t I.ave ru cl ffle ule11cl1r THIS YEAR? 20 INCH CHARGER BICYCLE Se leoli 1rn .... f., • , .. cl bllre 1Miv earlier 1...I clo11't ... 1t1 ... ,.dM iloy lut "'l1111t1 ,11rJ.u11 f •Mii n1ryb.4y'1 111t ef +tie .. ..d.I yeu lilre e"yllew I. Tllit h +tie clr19ster +y,1 with th Mlllfll ... +, ............ f .. t ~1lr1, hi.riH ....... 1.i.. ... c. ...... 11 ~--" .. , ... , ....... . 4 _1so PUSSY CAT EUCTRIC CLOCK Nice 9ift ~ ••• the I• ii w19t bee Ii encl forlll. If it coulcl tel ~ II woulcl 1ey, "6 i"'"'' • ~1lh, I t•I fle11." 6'' BLACK AND BRASS LOG BASKn Very cMI far hot lw1i111n. S1ti11 fi11l1hecl ltl1cli with 1ccenh of tlr111, little fHt le kHp ftle fflj119 1ff tit. 1111.++t. 4•• CASTING RISIN We but our 1w11 ,,;c. by • buck. J11at 'o"" in •"Y mo14 •"" you'n 91+ 9lu .. llke u htr1y1, 1oepdi1hes1 otc. We 1ell the ,,..1c1, too, ellcl tho re1ift clye, ...... •...I, ...... 2 x 4 n. PEGBOARD ...... . . . . . . . : ..... . :::~··· .::::::: . . . .:::::::: . . . . ....... . . . . . . ....... . ......... • • • • • • • • • ......... H1"clyboer4', h1111 1ftyfhin9 •"ywl.1r1 . Helpful i" +lie lrltche1t, the ~1cl1 room, ttt1 t•••••· the f.,o,lue. ""• ftreplece 71. 39c PRl·MIX CONCRITI TI11 l119recllnt. -111 tt.ere J111t a44 water ..... t ory llttta stirrl119, 1Nlr1 for ,;,, het1tt, ~ .... 111cl 1ltu. IThlt 11 t•Hlllf •n 11.+tv l. 59c~ Stuaen '1 perfomw>C9 COID• JC opera. Herter nominated Nlxoo. Stusen, attn a brief talk with EJ.teabower. "°" onded IL The road was all dowa hill alter that. Yet, at 22 be WU elected A C00Dty att,op ney 1D Minnesota and at 31 wu elected gowrnm-. B• wu twice re-elected. One goes out, tM rest stay lit. (Uke 1 b1chelor'1 party}. Oby, so it IOUnds nu we',.. stll"Hn9 e1rly, but every yNr people wy, ''G" I wish I had put my rtghh up Nrfier, they're so pretty." This yMr you c.n do it. W 11therp«Wrl wiring, muJti..color string. 2" TOOL SALE W• poured 1 ton on tM table. Got try. squ•r.s, wwi, planes, hammers, pt.en, hex key sets. al kinds of thin9s. If you ,.d • Mt of tools for 1round the house stuff, this is tM way to CJO. If you need professional qu•lity, these w. g ...... 1o. Bile GLIDDIN ANTIQUING KIT 10 YEAR GUARANTIED WATER HEATERS n.r. I•• lilt 1+.,,. .. If Y" re11l1u •"• clo It "' "th+. "* • 10 Year .Mol, fttll tl•u n ...... ..,, ....... 111t. '"'' ""' • f11t ...... , ... , ... hef ••• ., .. .,.., line ...... - Ill'•"'•"'' ell .... , .,.111. 40 GAL 50 GAL 4995 5995 • DAIL V PILOT Thundly, NCM1Ttbtr lb. 1%7 Bat Not Okinawa Iwo Jima's ReturnOK'd WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbe UDited Stat.el ii plan- bing to lfn back to J~an "witlun oDI year" Iwo Jl· ma and severe! other link• America foqed in the 11· land chain to victory in the Pacific in World War II But Pret6deat Johnlon turMd down Prime Mini•· ter l!:l.Uu Seto'• request ltlat the Unlted State• ~· turn Olc:inawa and ttle Ryu· lryu Islands to Japanese control The twQ toYVDment lead· ers, 1a 1 joint communique iuued Wtdnllday nliht at lbe ~Ulloa ot two da11 of ftitt HOUM talb, WIJ'I able to Alf" oaly to .keep the Okimwa matte' "andlr joint and ccatbnaoua n-Yiew ... Altb<!qb tbt ottldll COID· munlqut pld ~ for tbl reta-. qi lie BalU klanda to Jllpanm ,..... dktton would begin immed- iately. American amdall 1tated repeatldly b ... Ina would be turned o v • r 1ritJlin one year. TM Boa.im ,..... S*t of .,. J..--. Wind cbaln ~ ,_._.,.. bJ U.I: MariDu bl ._.ot ~ bloodiest ..... " Wadel Wu IL It ,... ~ be&re t 1.m. on Iba IDOl~Feb. 11, 19'5 tbt 1he • menta of a 71,.,._ u- 11uh force blpa 1andUlf oo the beecbel of two Jlma. For tbrM dQI. pluM and baW..b"9 t.d pound· ed Japanete ~ Cll the llla.Pd. Atlt, ...Wimce Wll light. But by tilt end of the tint day, the enem7 ,... count. Tijuana Set To Bury All Poison Food 'l1JUANA, Mexico (.\P)- About 1~ tool of IGPI' a nour will be buried m t b • elt.tnnath of the maa food poilonlng .pree that 1dt 17 childreo dead last Sept.em· t.r in Ulla bcrder cifl. Or. AttfUldn Art. Vine- JU, federal MaJUs cdlcer ln Tijuana, 9d Wldnelday that be will f c&iir 1'riUeD orders fiun Mako CltJ and bury the IUllr ad flour -once valued .t .,__ Tbunday Cll' P'ridlly IGUlh of Tijuana. The insecticide. ~ WU found in Rlgar ICDplet examined by federal health ott!cia.15 in MexJco Otz, It wu believed tblt tbl lour alJo WU tainted wWl the pol!on. er-attact1nt in force. More than 1,000 Am&ioan1 bad been killed and 4.000 wound· ed when on the f1.fth day of the battle, Marinea atonned Ml SurlbacbJ volcano a n d planted the American flag on the crater'• rim. A pbot.osrapb taken of the nag rwln& became world tamou1 11 tbe symbol of the Marine effort durln1 World War II. But the battle wun't de· c1arld ,.. wdlJ ...,. .. Mor• than uoo Amll1cans WVI killed in the month• loo& •truall for two Jlma. · WldneldaJ'• communique atrwed that the UDited Stat. ~ retal.D "ncb military !ldlttSM and .,... ID tbe Boabl la1lndl u rt- qulred bl the mlltual Meur· ttJ "' bath countea ... Execution For Three Cong Set IAIGON (AP) -Three cwvkt.d Viet Coaa terror· .. wm be u9eUted before daWD P'rtdaJ, iovemment lourcel Wd today. Amlrtcu otficlall were reported unhappy about the aec:utlam, the flnt IUch in more tbaa two years, since In tbl put the Communiata ban on two occuions ex- ecuted American prisoners bl 19PrilaL ' The eucuUona arc sched· uled to tab place at SaJ. goo'• Chi Hoa priJon. Police aourcea u.ld those wbo wW die an Bu.i Van Chlau, Le Minh Chau and TnlDaC Thanh Danh. AD were convicted by the 3rd COfPI 5pedal Milltlry Oourt. CU.u bl May and the other two bl June. All were sentenced to be &bot. A number of time& in the put tbe Viet Cong and tht North Vietnamese h a v e thrutened to execute Amer· ican pri.looers, both those captund Jn Soath Va.tum and pilots downed ln the North, tf the South Vietna· mtH l°"'1mMDt executed viet eon, ttrroriltl. Aide Named &ACR.AllENTO (AP) Mcrtm Cotvtn of San Rafael bu beta named by G o v. Relpn as chairman of the State Workmm'• Compen· ..Ucm APl)elll Board. He .... appc)mt.d to the board .rt .. .,,~. HARRIS SLACK SALE_ - You~t Men's PFL (pressed for Dfe) SOo/o Kodel SOo/o cotton WASH SLACKS REGULARLY S7 NOW $490 OLIVE GREIN LIGHT GREEN _ TAN 29 to l6 waists s .... 1"' you will. "-••• "" qw• oho,, 11...le• ,... rot>I }, ,, ·Greeks Withdraw utt ...... MUILLIR 01 KllTHt -Tba mau who lJ belleved to have been Adolf H1Uer'1 Gestapo Chief lita dejectedly at left durlDf J>f811 ahiblUon in police heldqurt. en in Panama. 119 clabna. bt It Franclt Willard Kllth. The photo abate rtpt pkturel Betnrtdl lloellar wl&h atoroi-trool> leader Reinhard Heydrlch. Keith, who bean a 1tron1 reaemblance to Munv, wu arrested in Panama City and proceduru ban been tateo to atradltt him to We&t Gennany. .. lclentitf CMcked Peddler Arrested in Panama As Gestapo Chief Mueller PANAMA CAP) -Pana· man.ian and West German pollce are lnvutlgating a gr aylme. lhlbt>y peddler ar · rested oa suepiclon that he is HeiDrlcb Mueller, Hitler's latt G • 1 ta p o chlef a n d Adolf Eichmann's boss. The mysliery man claim· ed he was a 61-year-old US. citizen, F r a n c i s Willard Keith, born m Webb City, Mo., but Panamanian &U· thonties aaid hil Ge-man· accented English wu bare· Jy tnteWtiblt. H1I fl D I e rprintt ftl'e flown to West Berlin fCll' comparison with lbclSe of Mueller, wbo wu NpOrted alive in Hiller'• bunker just betort the fall of the Nazis m 1945. The chief of Panmna'1 Department of luveatlga· tions, Hector Valdel, 1ald there wu a strong reaem· blaDcl between~ mm ar· r11ted TalMday and pboto- grapbs of Mueller but his depertmellt bad f a l l e d to Britain to Press U.N. For Action on Mideast UNITED NATIONS, NY. (AP)-Britam plans a deter· mined effort to prod the U .N. Security Council into unanirnoua acUoo toward a tettlement to t b e Middle East at.lemate, declartnl that ltle ''time to decide bu come." The United states urted the coundl Wednesday to reach an attord oall.in1 for Israeli wtthdrawal fro m captured Arab land.a but also supporting Israe1'1 In· sistence on "secure and recoeniU<f" boundaries. ''Only the ~ ~~ aeivea caa mab peace," added U. S. ~dor Artflur J. Goldberg The council did reach a ded1lon on Portu1al, con- demninl ttle Lisbon 1overn- ment for permictln1 foreign mercenaries to uae Portu- euese Angola for an abor· tive Invasion ol tbe Coogo. Portugal hu denied 1111 knowledge of mercenary operatJons from An10Ia and its U.N. delegate, Fnodsco Bonifacio de Miranda, calJ.. ed the condemnation "&r• tuitot.11 and baseleea." connect tht two. "l don't believe M LI tbt man ... v a I d. I tokl • No porter. Weat Germany'• Jultkl Mlnl1try said the wu Identified • Mueller by a Belgian Informant wbo also said a Bellin II'~ ologist bad con.f1nMd t1w swpect'1 bl.nd'wrtt!ng wu that of the farmer lieut.Ml· ant I e n er a l in Helnrteh HJmmler'1 SS Elite Gull"d. Newcmeo who vttwtd the sus pect 1t a newt confer· ence Wednesday nl&t>t uw a rNn apparently in bit 8Qa with aevaral day1 growth of stubble. He sal 1Uent In the &lar• of televiJlon llptl, WNrinC a light Cl'&J c 0 a t lf1d llded brown trou ... 1. W11en a reporter bended him a mlcropbooe, he 1ave it to Valdes who did not permit queations. M u e 11 e r wu believed dead bJ m a D y GermaN, but laat WNk tbt W•t Ger· man Cetrel Oft!ee for Nui Qimes said it had uocover- ed •new "bot trail" to him. It came from Slmon Wi• Nllfhal, the VltnlMM Nazi hunter who d.lredlld hraell acerttl to l"Acllmllllt tn Ar· rentina. V alde1 &aid be peraonally arrested the maD in a Pu· ama City r91tMD'ant and desa"lbed him u a peddler ol till, boolJ .. liqU« wbo had llnd 1n Pa:nama fer eight or "8 yeen. Val· du called bim ·~crazy." In Londoa, Dr. ~rbart Rei~ t.... aecrttar)'·1enera1 of the wcrld Jewish Coo· lftN, aaJd Mueillr WU a leadinl ~t tn the lte Wmuee conference Tension Eases a,ttUna. Tbe U.N. troope took COi· trol ot the vtll.aa• and ptt- pared to retunl th• men home. In Ankara, Turt•1'1 C.b· lnet met throuth th• niibt, ita armed forcea were plaoed Oil the alert and Tur· key's airport. w•l'9 clOPd to civilian trafttc for sever· al boun. But the Greet Cyp- riot beckdown appeared to e111 the threat of retalia- tiall from Turkey. 40 mllea • oortb ol Cyina, the Turkiah lirpcN . U.N. 1ource1 1D Mcosia 1ald med1cal team1 the U .N. ~ce force 23 Turkiab Cypriot the two vUI-ees 1outh ol NiCOlla, kisb lCopblnou aod Turk· lab AylOI Tbeodorus. Greek Cypriot otfl the aceoe told news ly one of tbelr aoldi k11led Sele or Purchase Quick O>avnitment • Local Level Analysis Refinancing Caah • Home Improvement ACCour·JTS INSUfiED TO s·1s.ooo Federal Savings and L-Oan Sound and Stable f • .. Insuranee Corporation Management SoVlel representative Pt. ton Morozov said the ruo- lution dJd not go far e~ because it did not call on Portugal's fellow memben ol tbe Nort.h Atlantic Tre&Q Orpnizadon to respect u.N. dllrt« provisio111 barrin& lnterference in the intamll lfta.ln ol anottler state. which pla:nned the annihila· .,..._ ... tion d EurGPt'• Jews. >.t th• co•••• of N•wporl 11•11 •~' l i4le, New'"'' lut~ UJ.•SIO Dlal Boston direct (Area Coda 817) and In 11conds you're there. To call across country or across California, dial direct. Th~ right Area Code 1s at your fingertfps in the front pages of your phone book. That's the place to look for atl kinds of information about dialing from your phone. •• I .. Dis Of Re 8ERJ semblJ: Piedmo of Cant •win• feuon lpaUon OD tbt "Wbc verllty a letter er. Boa man. "The roguU 11tratio meet t The . Monda plined u 1tul ~·~J at U "' th• ehaDct JDIDdl Tba d1ltdc did DO be wa tab. Ac ·To "UJ SAJf A mo1 from 1 barvea sued i fornie A f said pllriar' J. Dr -· t injunc convk crowo Dre· that G .ucn blrvel $1,Jl lut n ltUutt w. Tbe llCICt = l'ern.t Coll~ ltude tions. Ed' UCLI m.ent Nld Yl.-wt thiJ ~ ttn = ., = sire• vtr;ir m.. UC e( .. B Sa SA -'I U.S. c:rea boat pry cem -Ac ~ ll• Ole Stat trat. ~~ eitlc . ..... 0 n; M 'ii'j; .... " It J• .... I( .... ..... ... .... IA.I .... Discipline Of Profs Requested Shirky to Back Ekction Winnerr .,JlEDWOOD ClTY (AP)- t A1 a loyal R e p u b 1 lcu, Shirley Temple .Black ts pledctnl ber 1 u p p o r t to Paul N. "P•te" McCloakey, ThurMUy H~btr 16, 1%7 DA.IL Y "LOT f RANCHO MARKET 2402 NEWPORT BL, COSTA MEsA ':~ BERKELEY (AP) -Al· semb17man Doll Mulford, R· Piedmont. urtw UDlvenlt;y of CdfCll'Dia re.-. to take (WU\ actiOA...qalnat 22 pro.. fesson who admtt1M partic· ipatlon In anti~ raillea OD tbe Berkeley C&mpul. ·· · tht XONli Wit beto 'Wtlo FIATUuSMAlllNGS BEEF:- "Wbo II rwm1u tbe uni· ven.rtyt" Mulford uked in a leder to 'nJeodare R. Mey- er. Board of Re,enta cbalr· man. "Tlteae professors att &r· roganUy defylq t.be lldmln· istration. Tbe l'!ienta mUlt meet th1a cbtllliap." The 22 facuit, mtnlbera Monday uked to be dilcl· pllned in the wne manner u 1tudentl wbo pmtid.pat- ed ta UD&\rthorlMcl ralllu. "II )be A~lc Senate at UC\_ BerlmltJ tD ClllRrol ~1CWllP"•ll lUt ~or?" MjlfGrct * nw u..,,h.,._ 'J;._ dlltl1ct coatatu the ~ dJd not lpedty what action 1M wanted the' reeent1 to take. ·Action Due ·To No Polities In Mayor's LA Visit ff¥1 "!ops ·~it Action at 2 Colleges LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Tbe u .s. Centrl1 b*lll· 1ence A i e n c y hll post. PGPect. jCll> r t c r u i bent artvei Ill 'Oa..A .. I • D Fernando V a l l t 1 S*-t. Coll~ becmlll of NCellt atodent antiwa dlmonltr'a· tions. Ed Shaw. director of UCLA's student P 1 a c e- ment Cent.r, WedneadaJ Mid CIA recnaltm& latw· \ttn'S ICbeduled for llltfl this month bid been dl- llrYed until J...-y. uea. . t . H. Gage, a Nprteerita- ttYe of tbe tuptr·• • c r • t &f'DCY, i 11 ue d a terse •••: ., bav• OectcMd not to q- ~ on tbe UCLA c.ampua, stradam du rt n g ~• ..-, proteltlng the pres· ence °' job recruiters from Dow Olemtca! Co., mabrt of~. Os.hundred ltudeuCa at ym State r e c e n ti J -merct.-""'ed"" on tM adminlltra· tJion building with petitioDJ demanding a halt to recruit· iDg by the armed services, Dow Cltemlcal and the CIA. Police Chief Out on Bail Faces Rap deteaeect tbt former child rum star • the Republi- can nomination for Con· ,,.... McCloau1. 40. will be op-l'Olld by Democrat R o y Archibald, 47, former San Mateo mayor, in a Dec. 12 runoff for the 11th Dittrict 1e1t vecated by the death of the late J. Arthur Youn&· er RepobDcan. L. r.. alw971 sappurted tbe 1'.epUb1lctlD hrt1 and. of COUl'll, wt1l support Mr. McCkllte7," Mn. B 1 a e k declared Wednllday. WlWam B. Draper I " b • hJl third tn tbe Rlpublicu nee, allo ~lull ·~ ~-• Partola ,.. finest ~" ...... * OUR UTCHE~ WILL CUTT ORDER! OIDR FIDH TUIKIYS NOW OPIN DAILY 1:00 A.M. PHONI s• 1233 ~elef m ttme ~o. tlae laolida~I rad•aat •h•••eriaa 1 'P • • •••••• •lesaatlr llaad lae••ed Reg. 14,95 ROU'"ld,OYaf,orOblong •10 let. with napkins, V our Choice Our be<Mlf\JI combed ond mtl'Cllriud rayon and cotton damask. Superb heavv quolity In trodltlonal design with all hems lnvlsib(y done by hand. Set on elegant table in white this holiday and for for years to come I R.g. Sol• 6-4 x U Inch with 8 napkins --·-U .95 10.00 60 x 90 CMSI with 8 napk.IN -14.95 10.00 10 Inch ft)Un(f with 6 napklrw, ··--U .95 10.00 64 x 1041nch oblong 12 napktna 19.95 15.00 t SPICIALt POAM IACK WJPI OfF PLACI M4n, PAMOUS QUALITY! Regular price S 1.00 89 .... Fallanr & Cohns' flnt foam bocked w.dat ahaped ploc:. Mat ln mony smart dlcoftltor llOfld colon. .... ,;,_ .. .,_.O~l .. w •el'Y•tF .... ,bath towei. ta-om •art••••• • ..,. .. in oorrelat .. print• aad •oliul YOUI CHOtCI IATH llD Saw now en the emarttst towaJa froM leodlng fashion mllla. AJI with Yllwty shirred terry an ont tide ... ..,lckJy loop. ed terry on the other. You ICM becOUN of tiny imperMctioN that )'OU'll newr notice, that won't affect wear. Rarefy ovallabJe tne. are really buys for you( " HlFICT &ALI •2.SO 4 fer P.00 Hand 1.JO .n -WothCloth .ff M • Monv wo», cloths orw of 11t quollty SteYef"' "Nocturne" Solid etf• an. ltudt~ ~ the ctectN to be - .REDWOOD CITY (AP)- BrWbane's polke chi~ ~ •~--------------------------------------------~------------------------------------~~------ttww ,.an, Lillard "Tex" vle1ted wru be tn mother locMk>n. It UCLA b9a beeA h tce11e ef 1ev.ral autiwa dlmon· Boat Laws Said Needed Dy .. , ii free OD b.iJ 0 W D recopl.z:anoe after beiDC &r· r..ted Wednetday and book· ed oa a cbart9 of embezzle- ment. Dyv, 39, was not avail· able for comment. 1 Dist. Atty. JCettb Sorenson I said that after M"Yeral weeu °' lnvfttiptkm by bit office Dyer wu dmpd witb takit>g for hil on uae moneJ paJd tlM polb ._ partment for acddtnt n- ports. Insurance complllltt pay '2 each for coplee of the reports. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -'Ibe ~o( the U.S. Cout Guard UJI ln-~ed enforcement of boatinC laws wU1 be nece~­ ury because more Amm· 01D1 In takiDI to the WI· ---------1 ter for recrelllon. Adm. Willard J. Smith told the openinC session of tle annual confereoce "' tlae NaUooel Aalodation of State Bollin& Lew admlnil· tJ'atoTs WedneadaJ that lt I.I hl\_perttive .._ aaume "'1mMY ~tility for e11fordD1 mott ~ i.wa. .,The toOCtP( of & natlOft- 11 police Al rtl'Ulll"t '° the Americall )dUc,.. s m I t b ... d ... But toe 1nU1 AIMt· 1C.n1 think of .. Colit l$rd .. a poUee (Orce ... LAIWMt Photo '''"' ,,.._ t .~~'71LM I Devtl•p d a PrlntM • =' 1.71111 .=:-i.42 . ::..-=~ r '•-'no .. , .. ,.,... r ......... ICOOACOLH 1M • • • ..................... lie just aiYe us the Address !l do the rat! ...., .., ..-,_.. a ....,..._ u .......... '""-.,. ._,.., ..... ...,, H1rbor Shoppinq Cen+.r ::S~":. Photo Co. j 2100 H•rbor Blvd.· • .............. CM9' •m Co1ta Mew, C.lif. ~-41~~~~~--f 'towa ·and ocnaatST lt.••VF qu.alitF aaticu• ••tin dzeaperi•• and matohtns lted •Pr•ad• color suaraat .. d for life or fabrlo t 1 llfCH SOLID COLORS SIZES FOR ALMOST ANY WINDOW OR AREA 4" lw U inches TAKI THIM MOMI TODAY IN WHITl,• THlrll llADY TO HANGf Affow 2 WMks for dell~ry of other c:olora.. Htre'a our most luxurious antique sotin drape IO htcwy in texturw that It hongs in soft rich fofda os though it were llr-.d . color· gual'Of'lt.id for lit. of fabric. Achlew a new, higher ~t of decorative elegance in your home with 'Town ond Country' droperits from S.01'1. 0.00. from 1 l rich soffd color1; ovo- codo1 chompognt, floic, gold, bonana, pcnk, ,.,, tangerine, ndgewood, antique gold, and white. t Wtlftll UOI 11t1 Ml MtAll lilt ~H '1.0TI Ulitll JI \11 ~ .. fj? .. .... »" .... •• ... ua ...... ••• 1.tl ..... , .... 2Ut ... ••• •UM .,, .. , .... ., .. "" lut IUI 11.tl ... ..... ...... .. ,. ...... . .... K" ,..,. JUI 11.tl ••• •K ... 112• .. .. -SSM MATCHING KOOEL FILLEO QUILTED THROW BEOSPRIAOS TWIN $24.tS FULL 2t.tl KING Jt.tl B E.A.1 'S home furntshtncs • NIWPOIT llACH, 17th tlnd ~,.., 1M >4M2 / a,..'°*"'•~.~. Md.y ,..,..,.. De..•11 /T.,,.. .. Plft Yew.._. I y.,, SothfoctJOfl OumeMwf \ NEW DISNEYLAND AMBASSADOR GETS 'BADGE OF OFFICE' Maret. Mlnw Pins ...,. Successor, S.lty Sherbin of S..t IMdt • For the Record Me e ting• THUUOAY OB ITUA RI ES TOBEY -rlll M To'-v 2't llU'l'f-r 1)•1W, --· llt.c1\ ~Vien pond ~ 111111 -~,.. lS1t £ ca .. 1 ~IQhWIY CaroN Clll Mar McFARLAND (I.., f McF¥1end 70i .,.,.. SI N•wP<>fl llMCh wrvlv.0 tw '°"'· lpvertv II McF-1tl1nd. tJl GU""" Grov•. tf'<l 11_.I J McF1rlanc1 ol F'lnrldl S.rv~• wlll bt Mid S.• V"dlY Nov•~' II at 10 JO A M llalll Cllel>"I 17'1 w-lar Cl>'ll Wff tn~mltll HerbcJt" 9'_.'4' (,mf" ,...-,. PEASf: lY .. A P~IM 711' llor<'llrll Av• $Intl "1111 S..rvivect tw w1~ llfvlel\; •'--· lvrGll lt,,.,..,'1 tl1I.,, Der· OlhY ThomllOfll two -.. Frenl! -lYM PMM• •"" II•• , .. .,., c;11lkl,..., ~lu•. s.1urc11v, 10· JI o11 M., PMll l'tmllY Colcfllll Fu,,.rel Home McCLELLAN 1.-11 McCl'41.tn l;qtt 1• d 1"' ~ IMS.. C:otll ft\HI s.n1~ ......,1r19 a.u •·-• _,.,.,.,, 11• a..-n. cao11 ,,., .. BALTZ MORTUARIES Corona del Mar OR S-9451 Costa Mesa Ml l-W4 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Coda Meu Ll WOI PACJnc VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortury Chapel 25IO Padfk View Orlvt Newport BH~b. CaUfona.la 144-!7tt PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL DOME fMl Bol11 Ave., WeatmlnltH m.3m SMITH'S MORTUARY l!7 Ma11 St. Runtt.niton Burb LE "5.31 \\ t:STf1,JFf' MORTLARY 14'-48111 Firm Offers More Stock ANAHEIM -Ling-Temco- Vought, Inc .. is offering 600,· <nl shares of its common stock to the public at Slll 25 per share, a spokesman for the diversified corporation announced here Wednes- day. Pr~ will be used fot general purpo.es of LTV, whose subsidiaries include the LTV Aerospace Corp . LTV Eledrosystl!ms. Inc and LTV Ling AJtec, all tt· rospaet' and electronia en- terprises. Lehman Brothers a n d Goldman. Sachs & Co. are Uoderwrit.mg the ISSut'. Disneyl.and Na mes New Ambassador ANAHEIM -A pretty 20- year-old Southern Califor- nia coed who speaks three languages waa named today as 01.Sneyland's 1968 Am· ba$if>ador to the World. Green-eyed Sally Sherbm or Seal Beach was chosen from amonit hve finalists in the annual program to select a Dumeyland em- ploye to carry the park'I spirit of fnendlinela arouml the world. Announcement of the new ambasaador was made dur ing ceremonies in Di.Iner· land'• Town Square where Sally was presented with roses by Mickey Mouse and her amba•sadorial insignia by the park's 19157 ambaua- dor Marcia Miner. Other hnallsts m the 1968 p r o g r a m were Jeanne Christiansen. Peggy Fariss, Carla Blank and Marcia Pickler representing var- ious employe d1v1stom h. ~park Miss Sherbin s official du- bes began immediately and today ahe escorted his Roy- al Highness Von Savang, Laos, on a tour of WaJt Dis· ney 's ''Magic Kmgdom." Later, Sally wiU tr ave 1 t h r o u g h o u t the United States and several foreign lands beginning with a tour of California, Nevada a n d Arizona in early December. Born m NPw York City, SaUy came to California with her family when she was 2 years old. She speaks both French and Russian fluently. Miss Sherb1n began work- ing at Disnf'y\and in 1966 as a hostess at "Great Mo- menu with Mr. Lincoln." Within a few months. her language skill~ enabled her to become a Disneyland tour guide and. for the past few months as VIP hostess at the "Carousel of Prog- ess" jn Tomorrowland. Da te Delayed LOS ANGELES CAP) The sentencing of brothers Alfred and Harold Montoya, who pleaded guilty to sec- ond degtte murdn 1n the slayings of two U S border patrolmen. has bM>n con- tinued until Nov 22 m F:. 17th ~· CA1ta Mtll 111111•••·········· Apollo 4 Returns To County ANAHEIM -Ttie Apollo 4 apace craft wbJeb ..amid into space lut WM.t atGp a Saturn 5 rocket 11 "bom•" today in Southen Califor- nia, alter bef.ni a.abed out of the Pacific Ocean near Haw ail. Teen Dimes March Set Tbe Apollo WU t U r n e d over Wedne.day DJ&ht to enitneen of Nortb Ameri- can R o c t w e II Corp. i.ft Downey, whole Aatonetics divJJlon ln AD a be 1 m dJd ORANGE -Shlriey Boyd, much wort ea the capsule. of Villa Parle High School ~ apac::euaft eventual· her~. has been named tem- ly will cany Altronauta to porary ctwrman of TAP._ the moon. If podmortem• memben of the teen.age 00 the Apollo'• flight 1bow program of the March of that the module performed u expected, tt ta aebeduled Dimes -who will meet to carry them to tbe moon Monday ruibt at the Natioo- by 19'1'0. al Foundation • March ol A Nortb A m e r 1 c an Dimes' county of.flee at 1303 1pokeanan Aid aoe of the s M · Sl e>--ta Ana lmportant testa will be to . a.in • ~ • analyze bow well Us beat Miss Boyd invited 1tu- 1b.leld deflected the born· dents from high schools bardment of aolar radJa-throughout the county to Uon. join in the impendinf fund "Early indicationa a r e drive for the March of that th.ls thin& warted ex-Dimes. actly lllte it wu suppoaed ---------- to," aaid the 1pokuman. l::=====:::;:====;;;.I Burglars Get $9,000 Loot GARDEN GROVE -Bur· glan broke into a Gardi!n Grove auto 1uppl,)r firm WednJeday nlJbt and t ot away with a truckload of parts and acceuories valu· ed at more than 18,000. Police said the front door or the ~ Auto SUpply I 1928 !Catella Ave., wu forc- ed by the burglars who took 50 auto batteries, 1,800 ignition poi.otl, more than 2,000 spark plup and bun- dreds of other parts. s-.......... ~ .............. ~ COMPLE11 ............ ~': ...... LWe c... LWe .... e H OI L C.-""'· c... .. ... e 11 u .......... .._ s... Am Ve1t·Dre11ed Is Best Dressed YOU CAii Oll,_#0 CM AWARD WINNER 'rti. DAD..Y Pn..ot bu wcia • mor e awardl from ta. 0rup Coun~ PNll CI u b .han u, ether mwspmps. •••••••••••••••••••••• eMuslc to go! NEWI __ __.... ................ ........ _ ·~ -. , •1n--- AutoMlrtlc ..... ,.. ........ flfltl ..... llllllf 'l '69!! .. . ---~ E ach of H r .tor• 1..Jllfl~.U earri• hi 1tock 2500 ol th• a.t popalar tape a.rtri•1•t AUTOMAnc llA.DlO ,_./llaMC• ....... .I . • -.I -J Iii.. ----••• ....................... ................... ................ .,,.. ............. !. ["°'*AL NPIMlllt) tf,...., JO'W .......... _..., ... Clttrldce stno • 1299 Tltlld17 thru Titund17. .-.-JJus-. 1lie ---'61Mo .... 11111 ..... -"' .... ,,,. It 1212 s. Briad. In~ It 36IJ Mwnll •&9!! "'Mart. It 167 "'~•In ANllM ll 1904 s. ~ 9hd. - 4 ':!I In ~ ._... 4539 "· f'Kiflc c-e ~ &e a for that ianl-to-find tape eartridge I • DESMOID'S .. Mm-WEICHT sms BLEllDED WITH DACBOI • Hopaack 11 b a pp e n i n r t. Natural Shoulder auit.a. Finn. muculine texture. Ideal Cali- fornia mid -wei&'ht b 1 end of Dacron• polyuter tor 1hape retention &nd ruiliency with wonted wool !or color clarity. Vested for tbe beat f ubion look i'Oini. From thi1 aeuon to next ... the most veraatile 1uit you can own. Newest Clay or Gray anti clMs1c Bluet 111d Olivea. $85 11 OUAUTT ITOllS RIVING SOUTHllN CAllPOlNtA DESMOND'S '" &. .....,,_.,. • 7" • "-• »GI wn,...,. ~·w .. .,....,.,...,.. .. ,l_ ........ s-. " .... si.--o.i. ....... Ce~1,_ • W1it•tt·• ' Y"'"'"' • lM._~ , __ .... C'll--t.lt • ""'"' ................ ... "'-"' .......... c-··· . , ..... ""''- • .. ................. .. ' I • • I I .. -(_ Gathers Momentum Laguna Playhouse's 'Luv' Yootlight F eStival Dates Annollnced I Solid, Substantial Show BJ TOM TrftJI • ........... ... ·41.A&~ bu ~ tD ... guna, and It Jooka like the Lacuna Play~ bu a bJt Clf & bit OD ltl hand.I. MW'J'R SdU1aJ'• out· 1andl.a c;.mecty Of -.ittal mlxturtl -~ bu inspired I ioMd. .......... production lbl& ptben 8lO- W, Burton Facing Suit Over Movie LOS ANGELES (UPI) - RlcMrd Burton end Eliz.a· bMJa Taylor have been sued for JS00,000 by ft1m produc· er Julian BllUJtelo over the coople'a movie, "The Tam lq °' tbt Shrew ... la the breada ol contract ad died la SUperlar CGart.dl Biaut.in caateDded tbet rector J'ranco 1Al!lre1ll and °" Burtona rmeaed on an oral acreement for him to ~tbtftlm. w•• r FAT owawm.HT ........ -.... :.:::::; =·=.::. ·:.;:.. ... .... _,.... ···-.......... ..,.,. .. _ ............ .... _ ........... _ -·_ .......... ... ...... ,..,. ........... _ .._._. ___ _ .............. .-& .... ......... _.... ... CllA.,.O•O'I oeu. no11 , .. ~ ... i.AI'-...... P'IU.P • '---.:..:··----~--...... Go ahead, take a double look ... the Satellf• ~Wagon'• tailgate llllililllt• ···" Visitor llM146 Costa MeSI Ylsftor scs.1m So. Cotsf Vlshor rMlty awlnp both out and down ... lt d depends on whaft most conwnlent for you.• Whet'a more, ff you cf\Ooet, you CM hbe an electric taHgall window 1hat'• actually Hlf-wuhlng-....-y time you lower ud rae It.. Nice feature. • And O.t't plenty more to thll wagon than Jutt a tangate. The cargo area truty goes on and on.• Still, don't Imagine tbat Ptymouth sacrificed 8flY luxury tor apace. No chMce. • The .,....,_. area h• all the carJ)9ted. pedct.d pluehneee of a fine automoblle. Aa for atyle, the Satefllte Sp&t Wagon'a wood-grain vtnyt aidel and tlltgate I • " • aay right here and now, .. lfl tpppen1nor· •But It's when~ . actually dlM the~~ W"°" that you' can fulty 1PPf9C1at8 alf It h• oo&no for lt ... mound tOWn o; •ound the country.• So get behind the wt.-now ... at yaur PlyrrioUth dealer'1 ... he's the guy ... Who ~ all the way with the Plymouth action bmt for•·- '68 Satellite SpQrt WaaQn ~Has Chrysler-Plymouth Inc., 2929 Harbor llvcl.. Costa Mesa, Calfornla TlluNdly, NcMmblr 16.1967 DAD. y l'U.OT • IUT-WITH YOU . Out ol Sight ' Giiiy 'Ell Y• .... ' "" I , .._w. * LMI ... * ...... ._.*L..tylWr *,,..., * Dlatlr + ~ Arda , *....,.. af~ ,,.. «Mr ........ ""'°"' JliJiai r'ClfUOf'fd• JtmJ Out ol Sight Prices ••• SA YE 30 ~ SO°!o • ILIGANT FOOTWIAlt • PANT ASTIC '9ttc:U Out of Sight sms FOi EYERYONIUI W-'-.-31/J to 11 ·AAAA to D U..'t---6 to 15 AA tom Gals ... We Are SLIGHTLY MOD ••• ~' , !'I ?•.eut1e "S• S~" Now on .•• The "'N9w Star(" are htre as well as al the "Old favorite&". Nationally Advenited Na1MS ••• lib L Miiier, ek. ~ .. hlning"' MEN WIS1DN LOOKI ,,, ra,,.., . ._.,.... ......... •T ... Mll9 ....... • aamsH WAUClltS e LLOYD & TAYLOlt • DEClllt • Ac. •SANTA ROSA ........ -·- DIPT. IN mES ;osTA M1SA ' I tr STOii 0 ~ Bf!Jl~= il. m -0Ul10l'a ORANGE \COSTA MESA 464 S. MAIN 333 E. 17th OM llM~ ........ ...... ..... .._ ,,,. .. .. feehlN ._,. ....., ............. ...... • • .. . . ......... . Contest Beauties Fall lli QU&Nlr 1Y Phlf rn1er1ancn · · · · · • ..---------.....;~--.~-.. -__ -. -... LE1TE$ A.SK L 0 N D 0 N (UPI) - A problem of 1 n t e rnational proportions -the S.~ variety -bad doctors and orpnizers of the M 1 1 1 World eent'ett worried to- day. Seven ol the beauties en· tend m the oontfft fell ill Wednesday and at }east two were doubt.fut starters foe tonight'• final judging. One of the first to be put to sickbed was Miss South Afrlc&, Disa Duivestein. 21, a ~1 cofaV'Ol'lte witti Miss United Kingdom, Jennifer Lewis, 20. Then Teresa Amaro. 20, Mus Portugal, c<>llapsed m a boteJ corridor with a ras---:::--:..-;;;;;:.;~111.11-w~:.,::..=:.:am. __ --' tric complaint and a high "How do J'<>U do, ~~ ~ be lnt.e.ted bl tempentun. ce&elnt:lnc a rather-prontable .t.oa...,ut r Shortly t h e r eaft« fl V9 mere had taken to their-------------------dcki>eds -Miu Greece, Mia Finland, Miu Mexico, Mias Switzerland and M1u Sweden. Miss Greece and llisa Portugal "are defin· itely in doubt for the final judging," accordin1 to a coot.est olficlal •'Quite a few of U1 1eem to have caugbt • bog," uid Misa Mexico, Mma CbriJ· ti.Dia Ortal, 21. ''I dlink it ~ be the change in time and &>od from our own countrles. I'm boplDc t. feel better for the coaeest.. but I have • terrihl1 ICIH tbro91.'' MIN Sweden, Eva Ena· lander', 20, complained of recurrlna kidney trouble. Min Switw'land, E d 1 t h Fraefel. 18, and Miu Fln· land, Hedy Raom.ri, 21. boCil bad the ''bug." Mhs Greece, l'Jkib NWi, 21. bad tnoalitis. ''It' I most dlstre&sing," said the contest otticlal. "but they are receiving the be.& m • d I c a I ca.re. The judging will have to go oo aa scheduled." Cleveland Recounting Mayor Vote Results CLEVELAND (UPI) - Recowlting of more than B ,cm votes cast in Cuya· bo1a County in tut week'• eJedion waa to start today to determine wbdler car1 a. Stokel wu tJected ma1· or of Cl.eve1aDcl 01'8' Bepub- llcan Seth C. Taft. Taft, in ukin& for the re- count. said be did not be- lieve stokes lost but wanted to end any question in the m.inda of voters. Stokes, who said be would bold oU m a k i n g further appoint- ments pending outcome ot the recount. said Taft's re- quest was "very legal and ~proper." The certified election tal- ly showed Stnw' margin of victory, l ,&44 votes, wu 500 leu than the unoWcial tally, reaultin& from a cler· lcal error by tbe elect l o n board. It WU the dOMlt mayonlly in local b1atcrrJ. OOlda1I boped to ODilll the recount ol all ., '"" dndl before stotea• cblr· ity inauiurat ball 1'ddaJ night. The state repraeata· tive reitgned and wu ln- •U&urated M0Dd97 u t b t first Negro mayor of a ID.I· jor metropolitan cltJ. Election officialJ said re- counting paper ballot. could be finiabed by Friday but checklo( the 1,000 voting machines uaed in ~ poll· ing places might take more time. YOUI CHOICI OP SIVBA1 CO. OIDINATID sm wmt TMANU. GMNG MOTIPS. • lftwltu;fens . . . • • • • • . 4tc N-e "9ce Cerda .. ; ..... Jtc ...._ e I lid w Cold • COATE> CV"' ---- • I Coated Olrww • ,....,.. ···-·----- .I C001M 0.-• "'° ... ··-······------• 12 C1111ters ........... He e DlftMr Nepkhte ........ tc ,kt. e CeddaU NaplilN ... He ,q. • 2~ lft. Dolli• . • . . . . 49c • • leu90ble Ploce Mett .. 1.00 • lridge Table C.vw ...... Ste e frtro large f5d y, ft.I lh TAil! COllU --·----e Tabt. c ... ..,,i.c.. ... 1.50 • I lridge Teble Talfl• .. He · kauhful utro lo19t (10 ''" Coaled 29c ThonboMllQ !'ope< Pio,. ·~ ow-It's Time To Get Your Boxed Christmas Cards!MPRINI'ED A TL _ Lo ta e er•.....O"• 11,.. '"''''"t.11 .,.,, .. t 1 1u: west .. c .... ......o ........ ,,,.,,.. .. teoal ... 1y 1·"' ' 71 Card.....Ott• line lmll'f'lnt.11 ••11 LIO " 'T'own 100 Ca,;1......0"• lltt1 lm,rlntH 1M)' LOI in j 4 • A•dltlettal IO lm,rlnt .. ~Ml'"IHU.llVI llLICTIOH >nd Un-Pw order v .. r- "-'*'""'-' .... a-.. * ,.,."". w,.....,.., ' ·' , STATIONERS MJaA PMK lttoPNIQ CIJnlJt CIOCTA MESA IOUTH COMT P\AlA mnm'IM COITB • IUln9ITM lrMI Start Your Cbriltm11 La7••11 NOW •1 .. Bold• &G1 •i-""" Dee. llrd •' SMOG REUEF , Nevatla Taking Cheek . Rad~tive Cobalt Cheating Device A amall electronic control mtcb&nilm, tiny enou,ih to cooctal in a woman'• purse, ls used to 01111trol the dice er blill, ottlclall l&ld. In rouJett.. tor eumple, a .. player" could rub t b e c*1t eo Oil 1am1>Unc chips. TM __. wouk1 Jou,ch. the ehJp1 and trlDlfa the ra- 6*ttvttt to ibe bell. Io dice pmes tbe "player" could re ii. a\lbltanc. on certain lldel ~ the dice, ftM:h woald bt ~lled .. from afar by Ile eledronlc the dev~. "Someone wu in town, mecbanltm. they had lt and tbe'y demon- A Lu Vegu sclentia~ strated It,'' Johnlon -w a 1 however. said movement of quoted aa 1tJinc. "But I a radJoactive object cannot have never run illto An1• be controlled by my tDown body who has Men lL If w. device. The ld~t. fa-la an actuallty, It'• pretty mlllar with radJoactMty, serloua. It aoundt Bu c le Aid, "a Ndloective aub-Rogertsh." stance can be traced but ti. --------- movement cannot be con- trolled." Frank Johnson. bead of the CMDinC control board. aald be waa iDYeltll•tini The DAILY PILOT Coven Boating Best in Wed Leetore at OCC How to Retire and Save ff°"' the aell..mpJoyed can ad up a ~tirement proiram f« hmulvea with substan- tial tu advan1aces under a new federal law will be de- scribed at the Oranee Coast CoU.Ce Fon.un Friday. William L. O'Bryon of Newport Beach wiU be mod- erator roe the progrun, h'om 7·30 to 9.30 pm. 11'e proaram u C~ and •n to all inlereited per· evnln11 or proftt.a pc!!' yflll. sons. The new plan derives from the socalled Keolh Act oriC· inally adopted by Conire11 in 1984, but revised In 1967. The changes wlJl IO into ef- fect Jan. 1, 1968. Under the new plan, the 5'lt employed p.non may contribute i11to a trutt $2,600 or 10 per c.nt ot hie wtUcbeve.r may be llDaller. The money may be pUt into ID)' trUJt vehicle, IUCb II a mutual fund, bondl or bl a.ny of a nwnber ol plana. 1be eamlltp · _.. .oot tax· llble, O'Bryoa llfd, w the rttlree · ~ not toueta the tu.,U unUl be ll •~ yNn old. O'Bryoa ta.Id that ,....... HntaUvt1 of luurance CClllll• Local Dentists Attend SF Meet pta6et, -bnk1nc lutKa-tioal, w1U ......... lnt clutiu In uPJ.aiainc th• ptan l.Dd Sta advutapt. Four Harbor area dentl.U gradua~ from the Collet• of Physicians and Sureeooa ol the University ol the Pa- cific: at stockton we eqiect- ed t.o attend the tlttl annual meedn& in San Francilco ot O'Bryon 9dd9d ht wiQ ita Alumnl AlloclaCion. hw a "Keocb Klt" wtddl They are Dn. Guy O. bl will~ out to tboal M· Beem, N. 11'. Voa Hen.en teadinl· 'Wkb it, be Mid; and Philip G. Wll'9U ol Col· a .... m17 ~ caka- ta Mela, and KaDetb A. late .... tbe Ill-lo Helvol&bt cl Newpart 1*dlA bbn W lta ......... • OUR NEW STOltl WILL PIATUlll: e Cudom T eilored • Tuxe41os e Custem T eilorH Spert Coeh e Custom TeUor•d S..ffs ___ ....,.. ... ...,.... ..... .._ ~.-.. ... ........... MlllWAUldl e ~'t'"" T eilor..I Shirts a..ttf ............ IW ....... Al .. _.._ .............. .,., ... for theM who want l"ffCfy m.Me clothes we hewt 1 fine Mlectlen ef: e Shirh. long or 1hort 11 .. ve by lencer, liOy e Sw .. ters from Italy Oache I ChaVall e Jump Suits e Sport Coats I Sleck1 from Europe e A wide 1election ef e Ties I matching hankiH by lilly Oache Interwoven Socks • We cam; a f11te 1dection of gift ium.s BB auch a1 hand 1"ruU jcwtlru. We are open from 9:30 te 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. K..,neth lradley, Mgr. • is a naughty word? Not anymore. fte need f« a fruk. m• ..-.e1tto1n wwwrNledhr ' ........ 111 "' ,., d:a..... -ct• • ri -, tM aai&:iiitq _. • 1 tton f!I aJ1 kincla. la .., Id •eat• o:aUntion an boob for the ..,.., younc (or for perenta o/ tbt Tf'l'Y JOUfts) M well u tbldents, temqen (and tbeiJ penn'-), for 7oun, marrieda and for tho. ft0t.eo..10Una. Bl'OWa my ealleetion. I' doe1a't ma.querade., fa.mil)' livins anymore ••• it'• eat;eaori..ct u frankly .. ita tubject, aex edueation. If you ean, come in, call or write me. l 'm B. Dalt.on, Boobellw/' Fuhion Island NPWport Center' ·Nft'POl't 8-t.h, California t2e60 6«--00(1 l hurM11y, Novtmbfr 16, 1 %7 DAILY l'ILOT J J Donor Court Program Scouts Show First Aid A ftr&t aid demonatration highll,tited Boy Scoot Troop 188's Court d Honor to ~­ oplle achiev9Mnta ol. tu m.n.btrs. Indicative of the growth of the troop, spo11s0ttd by Prince of Peace Luthe.ran <lM.l.rch of Costa Meu, wu h induct.Ion of 18 new ten· ttmoot scouta by Aaslstant Scoutrnuter Cart Schwandt. St.eve 01au""1. Mark Man- gus -4 David ~yer. Inducted as termrfoot scouta were Dennis COltello, Kenyon D•wson, Mid'lael Dhanea, Scott F arttun1. Lar- ry ~rey, Robert Iswen, Sldp Jeranko, Bob Knoble, Kevin McCracken, Joe Mel- ancon, Blane Moore, Dem· my Riley, Jay SJ&Jer, Bruce Sutton, Cbff T\Uotaon, Rob- ert Wal~, Wui., lrftlttt. and Jay Wlnehest•. Troop Comrnlttte Cti.1"" mfJl Scott Siler prafded at ~ ceremonltt. A3 part ol. tM Aret IJd demonstration, the tCOOt.8 improviJed rMUltlc...,..,.. Ing burns. cuu. ..... bones. , A first class ICCMrt t>.dge Job HoJn\aA bu been selected "Olltr Man" at Hunt- inCton Beech Hi&h School to serve as secondary mueot behind Bardabl Bob is a member of the Key Club and a ju.oiOI' varsity football player. Drastic Cuts See1i In School Program u voters in the HUDt.iAI· -Admlniatratiod will be toa BNcb UaJoo HlC)l limited, services cut and School DilCrid dt•JtOt Ill>-more ruponsibWty dele1at- prov1 a U.X rlM ~ Id. tb.aD tbe l&.a.t natl _... -Pupl.1 pel'IOllDtl Mrv· in u,111 for ~. ... bs such u counaem wUJ will have to be draltic c1la be llmlted due to IDCfe&led in the iDltructioaal pro-pupll~nselor raUOI. iram, admlnl.Jtraton have -Athletics. perfonninl claimed. ads, homemaking, fine art. The Westmluter HI t b and industrial arU classeJ School Faculty Club thh will be restricted or limit- week told the board ol trus-ed. tee• that they bave devel· -Transportation limits oped a lilt aC •me of t.bl wllt have to be u1ended possible ecnlJi4•aoes ot op-beyond the present two mile eratlng tM dllidet • llmlt· waltin& distance. ed funds. -Student activities will Tbil diabict face• a Ux have to be limited or cut. rate of D cents per $190 -Health services may assessed valuation for aext be limited or cut. year followlrl& voter Clilap--Extra pay for service pcoval of tbe '1.54 rate tbe and supervision of student board of trunees sakl wu activ1tie1 outJide the class- necessary te i'Millta1D tH room will be cllt. present procram..' -Maintenance and cwi- CONSEQUENCD°""" todial art will be Umlt.ed. llited u ~ ' INCREASE ~UE quencu of ~ TM taculty Club IUI• u.: ... •' gutJ that under an auster· -Clarfcul\tm will_. llm· ity prouam the 1tud.t itM. $tude1ltl at all level.I dropout rite 11 likely to iA· of int.elllpnct wiU aufftr ereue because of a lack and talenlJ will &o Unde· of J>rOIJ'&ml to hold the ata- veloped. dents. -Materials and l\&pplies Teacher morale iJ likely will be limited. to drop, tbe faculty au(- -Class 11.J.e will be In geatJ. because of a lack of creased ir.at11 reducing security for teachers in the the amount ol tncllvldual at· dlltrict. w..s presented to Tom Brock· inp>n by Aaaiataot Seoul· master H e r b MeCrecken. Senior Patrol Lead• Ray Wheeler recei~ &be merit bldge award for cookinf. 'Pot' Smokes Found on Lawn Second class ecoot bad&es were presented by Scout- rna.s~ Lewls Davis to Dav· Id Doc.ier, Richard Jobllson, AltM the IJ"•H was cut, the marijuana was fo1.11d. Lacuna Beach police said today Gweruth Taylor, 19'JO Ocean Way, called ofbcers Monday after d1acover1n( Bonnie Lindig five marijuana dprettd that bad been drappe4 in her backyard. She noiM that the lawn had been mowed Saturda1 and the tllicit weed •"911'· ed after that. received 7 money bags from Newport Beac~ today. Was one of them yours? MIM Bonn11 l1Mtg ,ow"'°''" rMltl1"Q Plft pat, Mir '9sta" ._ .... Bigs" .. the ..ek>pes~ wt.o IN to •we bf lllM ..S tl) .. Rdlle "9dlrll IRNI' ;pate..fla.~,. • ...,..Md..,._tD_lt .. Mt._ ..aMd llfvllt,.,.. ... ..thmtr.t••._...,_._ rnA11d ... IM.lwd••101.-1fd:.a.t11 s;r11te...1et)Wl'o.~ · d"Bl:ll ... LMdig ..... Blgl"bf ........ _,0115U;.ld ..,._,..~-----WWtstMftJJHI •9"1Jci8u. Glendale Federal Savings aML.w'1 I •10/ ............ .. 1111 L ~cwt ..... _,. l•• llt•eArth"' .. ulWl:N) Newport Buch "*-••7S-UIO tentioo whicb caa be ctveo 'l'ru$et. emphasize tnat ! to each child. they bav. •t conttdered or ~11~; -Shortened 'day for stu, orMnd uy cub In the pro· dent.a will be DeCeUary, vir· gram for .next JHr II yet. tually eliminaiilal any elec· The tecutt1 club 1u11est-J~=~~~r1 tive classes. ed to 1rUltMI that a tu -Teachers will teach rate btSJa •DCMa&h to insure ' more cluaes (from five pt· fundJ to maintain aa ade- riod1 to 1ix or seven). quate P'OIJ"UD ht ottered -Teachen will h • v e to the voters. much more reapoftllblllty. Jn additite, they auueat heavier load• and lea time a bond illue prepoul that fqr preparation, ccirrectioo will pay foe. ~ site ot papers and ttw. and t:ad14hC ... • U SzclusirJI I Only at -.d-aetting R 8 ltoflll will you find this designer two-pt9Ce"Ht, with vertMW. very hlgh·fuh1on arl1tocrat1c Speniah atyllnga end di1tresHd dark oak woocte. llgM·foot eofa an4 matching flv .. foot lovHeat. with loon pillow bJCkt ... ~·of th• downiest, deepest. amk-lnto·lt softness. Excep· tton1lly elegent c1et1Ua In th• cwved wood llnd finial motif. Heavy. expen1lve fabric ._vtsbly patt•mld in tht MedfterranHn mood, with marvelous colora io chooH kom. ' .. w ,.,,,, a: ::> .... z a: ::> u. eouTH aAY ...... s Cll&llSHAW ll\10 LH Alt•ILH !NO !.. WI.! flt~ Allf LA HA•lltA •m w "''llTl•tft l lVO, WOOIRAM• HtU.a nns 'IENTUAA llVO. AllAHll• If W l'NCl(N All[, COVINA • ti ,lZI t, A.'t. LOlt• HACH t1• l4 1"9000 llLVO. CLAtll•OltT/POllOltA RlOTHIU. AT GAll(Y WllT l08 •••n.at 11040 w. ~ ll\O HU•T•••TOM HACH ~11(31 ·~ 8l'°-~····MILL.a :o·oo I Al.90A 11 ·10 DOWttn tdS L '1111:$T'C1NE I 'IO. a.aw lfllltAllllM"° .. IOUIH (. S"IH r f'UAOIWA ~ 30. Ml8£1.tU.D llVO. l • 11 DAIL y PILOT Prisoners Getting Attention WASHINGTON (AP) The Army is telling lta IOI· <lien the Viet Coni and North Vietnamese apparent· 1Y are showing a "growing awareness of the n~s•lty fOI' humane treatment of priaooen " A ~nUy·luued troop m· formation booklet on t h e rtghta of •• prilonen cit.ea aa backing for thla asseaa- meDt document. captured from the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. The booklet wu pub- lished ID September, two montha before the Viet Cong released thla week three American Army sergeants tt bad held for a long time TRANSLATED The Army translated and decluaified two documents, both captured last year, at the request of a newsman. One of the document.a, bearing the beadint "Demo- cratic Republic of Vietnam. admonishes against "t b e binding of prisonen• Jega and arJDJ and carrytnc him lib a pig." Jt calla far "fair treat· ment" ol prllooen and aays: ''We live them IUf. fkient food and clothtng. We do not beat or tmWt them and proolld 'frith. bnl.Dftlbiq ••• " The cSonunent ruenes to North VIMIWD'1 Central P~ lltiea1 ~ the deciJion OD Whether prilmerl lhould be exploited fer propqanda purpoleS. "We mu.st report to the dentral Political Agency for imtructioDJ whenever we want to ahow them the prts. onen before the maaaes ID order to brlnf down the en- emy'• pratige or aroute the people'• ruentment." it says. The paper layl ''no per· ml.lllaa la granted to beat or to bind priaoDerl. •• STANDARDS Before a prllooer 11 aent to a compound, it aaya, be will be iMued pajamu, a towel. aanda1a or wooden lboea. In pn.oe. the documesrt 1111, the captive .. Will be iaued ac:cordiq to the pre- acribed ltaDdara • blanket, a moaquJto net and a mat. .. There are a1IO these in· 1tructian1 for d.iJpolial ol bodies: -''Bury enemy bodieJ and mark their erav11 wttb epitaphl. -''Gather all penon.a1 rellca of kWed 1oldlen to de- liver to ~ Catrol Politi- cal Agf!Oq. -"Keep secret the de- ceued'a name. ace, posi- tion and unil" The document apella out "verbal orden and men· tencea to be uled. with U.S. prisoners" a D d in1tructa North Vietnam ... troops to memorize them. Sam Dreizen Heads C'A>urt Judge Samuel DreUen, a six-year veteran ol the Or· ange County Superior Court bench, bu been elected 1968 presiding Judge of the now 21-<X>Urt organization. He replaces Judge WU· llam L. Murray who has held the polt for the past year. Drei.z.en, 52, is a native of M.usachwetts and came to Orange County Ln 1937. He ii a graduate of Hastings College of Law or the Uni· Vtt"Sity of Cahlornia. Tbe new presiding judge aerved in the Air Force trooi 1942 to 1945. He was named to the S u p e r I o r Court In 1961 by f o r m e r Governor Brown. Appointments are upec· ted to be made soon for the two additional coort seats vot.d by the st.ate leglsla· tin. There are 19 Judges at p-ant. Jury Studyin~ Interest Conflict L06 ANGELES (AP) -Jbe County Orend Jury has ep.a.t an inquiry into al· Jlllid conflict or interest in b c:tty Harbor Comnus· .... , award of a $12-mll· U. oantract to a financial· tr troubled firm Qty Admlnlatretive om _., C. Erwin Piper ~ad Monday the commirnon a'ft'arded the Jeaae for de· vetopment ot a World Trad,. C:.nter without oompe-1Jt1\r blddi.nl whidl be recom· mended. 'I Thundiy, NO¥tmbef 16, 1%7 our recliner sale will 1ave "' you a comfortable 18%-3°" 99.00-139.00 req. 129~169.00 Put your feet up in one of these comiortable A1Clinera. Feet teniJona dram away Unwmd. Contemplate which of the 1ix you'd fMl at hom• wtth moet. Each mL'<ea well with a variety of N ttinQL n.n cccalder upholstery Doea fabnc or vinyl suit your need• beat? When you"" cleared up those mattere I.here' 1 only the d«.iaion about color and what lo do with the money you ll eave That last deda.lon alone ahou1d be m comfortinq as the entire tlme spent with your ,_. up. may eo fumltut. 141 req 129.00 halian Prov10e1al 1tyle Nylon velvet m 2 colors ... aOG req 139 00 Im penal 1ize rocker recliner. Tweed. . ........•. 109.00 req. 159.00 Traditional style HomMpun ln 4 colors ............ 111.00 req. 169.00 Mediterranean C'mle trim. Vmyl in 2 colors ...... 11 .. 00 req. 189.00 LoUJlQ9 style. Ad1u1table headrest. Vinyl In 2 colon i-.oo ~ 16e.OO Italian Provtndal. V\nyl In 2 coloni ........... , . llli>o May Co's semi-annual sale of Simmon's mattresses and hide-a-beds Six montha of planrunq, and May Co's lilieen atore buyinQ power, went into producinq the SOV· lnqe we are able to offer you on these Sunmone Hema. If you've needed new aleep equipment. now ii your chance to eelect Just wha1 you want at important aavinqe Oioose firm, extra firm or 1uper firm comfort Twm, full. extra lonQ, queen or lcinq·aaze. We have them all and a1 o•Jt 11and1nq r.ductJons dunnq this huqio ~l"m1-mrnu al S1mmoni; ma1treas and hide-a-bed 111., quilted mattrua or 1prin" 29.99 ~ss.n The mattr.u haa a qu1hed floral uck.inq ove1 hundredt of hJqhly tempered steel coils and ICl'Q resistant bordPnl. Available In tw1ri ~··r firm quilted matb ea ,.-,. 39.99 recaablT 5'.H Finn U>mtort supplied by 312 lnneraprinq coU. and I09 reslltant borders. Quilted floral tlcldntt. Available In twin or full size ortho-quilt mattress o ~ 1 '4.99 ~-· Twin « fUll matlr9ea wtth ortho-hrm quilt&:. top and patented adlualo-relt untt. Pf&..bwlt. I09 ,..11tant bord9"1 keeps borders fmn. extra Brm math•• or ~ '9.99 nqularly 11.H Slmcopedic with 312 coll adluato-reat unit foi e:ttr<1 firmneaa. No-eaq bordera. Heavy ltd· \nq. A vallable in twin or full alzes. hotel type 2-pc. mattreu , ... · 99.00 requ)arly 1 SUI Luxunoua quilted to foam mattress w th qold llckinQ over e:rtro finn unit wtth hundreds of 1t .. 1 colla Available m twm or full si.zee. 1uper firm 2-pc. mattreu 1r ~ ' 119.00 r.qvJa.rty ua.• Renaissance ha.a qold rayon damask LicclnQ quilted to foam over super bnn mneraprlnq unit. lncludea box spring Twin or full sizes. extra firm quMD mattre11 set 139.00 r.qvJa.rty I 11.00 T wo-p1ece gel include. steel cotl ~ and box 1pnnq foundation. Provides '20% more i;leepmq area than a double size mcrttresa. foam quilted 3-pc. klnq Ht 179.00 requJar)y nt.00 Deluxe reyon faille rose ticking quitted to foam innerspring metreu plus two stabiliter bOlf 1prin9 foundations. MH1ure1 a bi9 6'x7'. traditional loveaeat hlrfe..a-bed 199.00 reqWariy Hl.00 Decorator print fabric upholiNry In &.eh crnd llvely choice of colors. Tilts for easy clean1no Has separate tnnerapr1nq mattrea modem 1tyle hlde-a-bea 219.00 nqu1arfr HI.DO Split arm modem hlde-o·bed In heavy duty woven textune fabric. Delicioua choice of col· ors. It will sleep two on full 11.ze mattrea. eontempcmzry hide-a-bed 249.00 Nqularty -.00 Luxunoua cuatom quihed Ooral 009erlnQ 111 enchanhnq color chobt. T ~ stylinq. Sl!Nlps 2 on full 1iu lnneraprinq mattreu. Siml'D()M hi·riler bed 99.00 .-qu)arlr I I I.DO ServM a dual purpoee. u .. aa Mparate beds or as one kinq size bed. Two separate inner 1pnn9 mattr.aee1. Hoa ruq99d steel frame. mrry co 1lMp ~1pment 145-no down payment. months te pcrr wtlh Mar·n.. plia. may co south coast plaza, 3333 bristol st., costa mesa; 546-9321, 675-3418 shop monday ~rouCJh saturday, 10:00 Cl.I'."• to 9:30 .. Coil .cert-goers Awa1t -PrOgra ·m I .,..,. -' Betmnl.ac frocit their triumphant round·the-world tour to play the SaturdaJ, Mew. 21, caneert far ._ Oranae County Philharmonic Soc1etJ are Zubln WOta ~the Let Aqeles Phllharmonlc Orchatn. Mebta wm cciadaet u. orchestra in the leCODd concert ot the IOdetT• eornnt 1U1*:ripUoa ..,.. Of aten 1D UCI Campus Hall The conc.t wDl 1111111 promp&lJ at I:~ p.m. and-uo one Yill be seated durinC tbe Ont mun-,ber. • . 'ncbtl. at fa.50, are on ale at the 0ranp County PbilllarnaOcile eftlee, iC>l W. 0out Hl&hn1, Ne'llpol\ Beed1, 92860, phone M&-Mtl. stD- lltllil aretl.75. Tbe -c:n wUl tnchade Onrtare to "Euryanthe'' by Weber, SeftD 8Wdlel on ol Paul Klee, Guntbtr Schuller and Symphony No. 7 tn 0 llfnor, ()pm 70. Dvont. Womm !Dterelted ta tnowtn1 more about tile program MlectioDi and compcmr1 are ln.tted to tbe llCODcl in tbe cwnnt aert.. ~ Onqe Couty Pblu.rmc.k CGDctrt ~ spomored by tbe Newport Barbar WOIDl!l'a PldlblnDoDlc Board. · PrevtnW,..wOl be John Scott Trotter, noted compo1er, conduclm' ancl wrltl!lr, wtio will lecture Monday, NoY. 20, in I.rvlne Cout Oountry Club. Doon will open at 10:80 a.m.-and clOM at 10:50. Followtnc the hour·lont program. luncheon will be KrVed to the>1e mattnc resenatiom. lnd.tvtdnal preTiew tickets are $1. 7S and series coct $5. Relervationt may be made by calllng Mn. Edward SChurucher, chairman at 842-5003. Pnml'WI are presented by ouUtanding mUlic autilorities oo the Monday or r . t Wedneldl,J Precedini tbe concer1. '? ' ... A faYOrtte with Oranfe Countiana, Trotter brlnp his put made tnowledae and warm charm to increue enjoyment for the 11.stenen. A naUff of Charlotte, N.C., but u adopted Callforniall, Trotter baa been mulQl dtredm for the Kraft Mmtc Hall, Philco Radio Time, Chesterfield Sbow IDcl Gmeral r.lectric Show in tht "great days" of radio. He Ibo la identified with Btng Crosby and provided accompanlmenta for IOtDe of the ID-time Crosby greats, such u ''White Chrlltmu." In tel• Tilton be bu been musical dlredor of several shows and has endeared him· aelt to all with the mUJic on "Charlie Brown's-The Great Pumpkin" and .. You're in Love, Charlie Brown." In addition to conducting, be compoMI and now la writing a book on one ol his favorite specialties, antique col- lectinl. A.11iatiJ11 Mn. ~Dost.a, previews chairman, se the Mmes. It lbpn Qulin, ticbtr, J. l>oitlld Ferguson, truRret; v,Nn ~. ~ J. Alltn Beet Jr., Id~, and Cedric Sanden. Klal Irene Loo- don II In cbarp ol J>!OCfllDI, and bolteues will be the Mmes. Alfred Carter, IMld Gutm, Bull Twllt, James Owen and V. E. Howard. ·:1 . He Has World On a String Alter playing 41 conoerta in 23 Of the world's great mualcal capitala du.ring their first eight-week global &our, the Loll Anpi{Ell Philharmonic Orchestra and ita mu.sic director, Zubin Hebta wW be wel- comed back by Orange O>unty concert devotees at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, New. 25, in UCI c:1sua Hall Crowned heeds, com-monen critics alike received diem w i t h OYe~lming ovatiooa whenever they appeared, addin& an international significance to their name. In May 1967, while taking the orchestra on it.I first Eut Coast tour. Mehta was awarded India'• hiahest boIU, the Padma Bhueman, and in June be rearran&ed aasilnmenta in Europe IO he could fly to Jerusalem ~ he oooducted the ls'ael Phil.barl> monic Orcbeatra before a cheering crowd ol 3,000. Awaiting his return with the or· chestra and attuned to their progi am are (at left, left to right) Mrs. Raymond Dolta, Mn. E. Mwgan Quinn and Mrs. J. Donald "-iuaon who are helping arnnge a pre- view lecture on the fortbcomJ.q <.'OClCel't by John Scott Trotter Monday, New. 20, in Inine Coast Country Club . y-r. I .. -;' .. Ann Landers' Columri Is D.r-i~ing. Him to Distraction DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ev• r "1 veekdlf momln1 I driw 21 mllea to WOl'k I have four female pllMl1ltl't Wbollwmm:t~Umna mall). Ont of tbl pullllllrl • .,. bu ber MWIPQlf ta blr bllJcl wtlea I plck ber up. Tbe flnt tblq tb.11 lh'l doel t. opa the i-1*' to 10Uf column and read it aloud. T'bell they all di•· CUii .c:. ad'ftcl, .... about tt and 1G1D a beat.d dilculllcm 1et1 , ... I doo't mind the lltten about cheap boyfriendl or DOMJ nelpbon, but I do pt very uncomfortable wben you print problem• about sex. 'Ibe letter from the ,.,..,_,-old woman who bad an alfalr with thl yud man nearly pot UI la I clitd1. So pleut, Arm, keep tn mind that ANN LANDERS ~ your column could be a buard on the hl&hway. Cool St. will you? -NOT KIDDING DEAR NOT: Lut week I received a leUer frtm a mu wbl aUed me te keep my s..c1., col111Ul1 aerlou be- taaae bt read1 them darilll tbarcla a• wltn lie laa,... oat 1oM every· tee stva lllm cllrty look.I. I will tell yea wlaat I told him. W~a I p.n a tMua. te&etHr I try t.e select letten that are pndtcal, edataUonal, ~ . . la1erelUllC ... a nOldloa of Ufe 11 a peai& ... , ,...a. 11Y1 It. Thia ..._ ..... Wiii 111 ....,_ ahMt ev· fJl1 aeeeh'allll llQled tf Ille alld of all'l8 • es II .....,._ Wiien folk.I UMlt .......... eet ... ii ., to th.al. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am be· alde myaell with worry. Our neigh- bors have two aon1, 15 and 10 ytars of aae. We have a daqbter. and often theH nel~bora have told u1 how lucbi,... are. They alway1 wanted a Jlrt'but nev• t.i OM. SewaI mcmfhl aio they learned of a v., drlicttft 14-year-old lfrl who Dle4ld a bolnt because ol a pathetic ~ llMtlOD (alcoholic father and promJlcuoua mother). ney could not adopt ber but they arraqed to take -in u • folter<hlld. Oar 110D who la a i-J <A the l~year­ old told U1 Jut night Chat this pl IDd Ile old.-boy get together in the bedroom IDd lock the door ev~ ~ they 1et. The parent.I go out about four eveninp • week and I'm 1are U.., have no idea what la goln& on. Should I tall the mother about thi .. or not? I am atra.ld the girl might get pNll:lmt and tben I would blame my· Hit for not IP"'dn& ..,. Pl ... ad· vile me. NO NAME PIEASE DEAR NO NAME: Tba& 14-year-oW strl ud that ~year-old b • 1 bow wllat eaaes babies .. cloa't feel It t. 1ffV respoallblllty to f!dacate diem. Stace the pareata are olmoaaly bllad at b8", let'• hope dlat tbe t .. year- old br~er opens their eyes aM aooa. A1 for you, stay oat of It. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I felt sorry for the 14-year-old boy whose voice wu changing and whenever he an- swered the phone the caller would mistake him for hill mother and say, "How are you, Doris., .. Our son had tile same trouble and he finally hit on the solution himself Ia aJcobohm a dbeue? RrM _, the alcohol.le be treated? 11 ~ cure? Relld the bc>oltMt .. Alcoh~ Hope and Help," by Ann Landert. l'a- clote 35 cent.a ln com with yoar ,... quHt a ll. d a loq. ttamped, ..... dressed eovelope. AM Landers will be &lad to ._, you with your problems. Send lmn to her in care of the DAILY PILOI'. enclosing a 11-nped, self..add&9111 envelope. - J f JWL Y PILOT ......... ...., ............. * ..... ............. Club Supports Bazaar Boom Jo~ a,. mu, buu.r sf Yin, Bl ClmlDo a.al Wcau'a Club wW 1CaCe tta anu&1 boUdQ .. to Use Com.auudt1 Bame, D a 1 a Milt from t:• ..... ' p.m. Frld.a1, Dee. 1. &ecb MCtioa will IJ>ODIG!' The ·Tee \ Tattler -l·l -...... . • 1S w et€y6u come wheµ you're tfirough playing gam~. 17p..w..1 ................ c... ,., ........................... ... 0,. .. ...., • ...., ... till ,... 0,......., I,,..., .... :ti ,_ bedtime charmers f a1hton1 for imagine. you~lf looking fabulously feminine in pe1tel.hued, cuddly-soft chann•rs or relax with Eastern flair in silky-smooth, vibrently-colored drMmwear. HEWflOln' KACH -fMhlen liland <n•> "44-0170 ftJLLHTON -Collett 'llt Ctnttr <71•> J1•·-"01 DOWNl:Y -S~ c.nter <Zrn 8b2·M 14 silky-smooth &ml/cotton tont·puff flanntl tcctnttd with ctntrul plplnt, side slits and embroldtrtd ff09S. orltnt.JI spiced col~. ml"I I c:uddfy.ttfl bnllhf4 amtl ln6 nyl()l'I tnh.anctd with ,olnt d'nprlt IJPffelllt. t mbroldtry ,arid fine shlmd lace. pint, INl llt tr turquolH full ltftttll eown. aim S M·L SlO m«tdtl"9 ,,.JllTIU. tlm J2·" . . . SlO shift •llJI btrmudas lllfS P-S·M $7 m.1tchln9 full lt"Qlh town, tlzH ll·S M $7 Open ) O a m. to b p "'· di lly, Mnn. and Fri to 9 JO 11 m. I I _,) I / ' Bonsai Art on Display .. c,.,111111-tiol tt Sled • , • • I\ .. ··.ORIGINAL Oil PAINTINGS Campus Afloat ~tudents Arrive in South Africa ' AT COST AND BELOW - MAKEOFFER..-.aUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE. INTlll STOCK OF lttllNTI a • llltJORAPHS -OYAU, .ROUND, Five b&ladred ltudeatl aad 70 faculty-lt.lft mem· bers of CbaJllUll ·Co'Oillt~ noati.ne CU1J1JU. tlllt 18 R,. dam, diJembllad alt WMk at Clpe Towe. R ...... tC Souttl Africa, ...... ., .. eao a week.._ a.w a· perience. • The World °tc199 ,Aftolt croup is vWt1Da 1111 llaWet of Parliament. a,. Soutb African Museum, Slpal HJD and the Castle, blle«lc R• treas. other field trt111 bave been arr an sect to penl)it MINIA 'NW l'IAMIS .:.. 'OltMO- IA fltAMll -PIAMll llADY MADI PIOM oua CUSTOM MOULDfNO. ALL AIOVE n&ll •T: 1/2 :PRICE Metal Frames lelow Cost TAKI ADYANTAGI OF THIS SALE TO SAVI ON Y~UI XMAS mMS drama studenta '° ~ a local COIDpanJ nblarte; -----------• A. DA.MES, frames aovunmeot 1 t u d • D ta to meet with SouUl Atrka government workers; &eoc· raphy studenta to upm , Campaign Mobilized The DAil Y PILOT Covert Boetin9 leit in Wert 126 I. 11th IT., COSTA MISA rttONI '*9172 • ... . . / He,,., llell4ey1 •r• fw•t •r•11114 ffle CWH# ....... lit flllt ,,,., "''"' ''•"' •• 11 ... t "'-'•· ,.,., fut.I.a .~., It! +tie l•w 11eclr ll11e wltll b11llt-l11 ..,, 1114 '"•ht .A.11 .... ~lrl. c.-. "' lleck, Het '111k "' u- Cn,•1 tlrtt I te IJ, Tiie O,.ae , , ••• ••,.... I l .00 .. 16j MtrlM AW 1'1).lllt J1t I . 11tli II 1~1122 "*'-'.... ....... I ........ ,c-. ....... ~ ..... """ kl It • AM. le• • I',-. ~ llw'll .. , lt:OO AM le • • I'M ~y 1t1• A.Iii. It I:• I'-. l'nt.r N19111 "I t:• I' M, . ... ...... v ...... Qialt "'" Q MJ9'I AWtW.1211 MM "'"' ~ri. M A M tt tta '1 IA. .... ,. • l'.M. I lo· .. u lie .. ., 11 ... • .. .. .. '· .... la • .. ~ • ' DIANE DORRIEN AND CHRISTOPHER IUCl(l.IY Wlni.r Woddl09 ri.nnod • College Chapel Scene Of Wedding Ceremony The appro11<hillC mml· age of Diane Dan1en and Christopher Paul Buckley of Cotlta MeP bu been an· nounced by her pan!ntl, Mr. and Mrt. Walter Holl Dor· rien of Tacoma, Wash. The bride-elect 11 a grad- uate of Stadium Higll School and San Joae City College . She will be graduated from Sin Jose State College in June with a Mcree in beh•· vorial acien«s. Mb:1 Dorri· en preaenUy ii on tbe 1talf of Freemont Union H i g h School. S'W.nyvait, where me LNcbel ecience. Her ftance b the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllli&m Buck· ley. Born in DarUord, Kent, Eneland. he attended hl&h school in Toronto, Canada. Hfl wlil cr.tuai.t from flr".. ange C.out Collett, rectJy. ed his BA de&ree from Cal· Uomia State Colle1• at I.Ang BeaCh. and his MA fnlm San Jose Sllte College. A geology teacher at San Jose State, he &llo ii work· ing u a geor.ogilt for tbe United State1 Geological Survey in Menlo Park. The coup" will ei:chante their weddin1 vow• at noon on Dec. 16 in tilfl oollep chapel. Repertoire Presented Gacden Grow Branch of DAILY '1lOT J5 F96ndati6n Awaits Anniversary New Slate Proposed A new slate of afficer1 te:rprile.. , for the coming year wu Todt '• c: a I u nm recetv-ter pnsideatt, After .. of. D. Petvson Jr.. Louil L. ald Huddleston, l..e•Ue Pet-presented to the HunUngton ed the h.iibetl honor &iv• f1ctra' repartl Mn. flbaw, Curti1 Jr., Jack B. Moore. ersen, John H. Scruggs, Beach Republican Woman'• en to tbe ma11 communica- p.wilamtril9rian, pr.-M-J . l)ler McDonald, Ray Randall Pmley, and Mill Club at IU monthly meet· Uons media by the P'ree- ed th• 1"rltdlin.1 F....Sa-Coble, ~nd R1cbard Berty-Aine• BloomqulJ!, o1 New-in1. The new officen will be dom'• Foundation at Valley tlon bylaws for tbe IPIW'(Wal man. port Beach; George Bue· inltalled ln December. Forte in IMI. u well•• tlle ol merabln llld an~ Countlarui auendln& the cola, Thurmond Clarke, 1-lonored guest at the Gecrge WuhlftCton Han..,._- that tbe pOldll JJC!:~alb! meetlng lncluded lbe Mmea. Georre Leitch, Ruth Forbes luncheon meeting w a • Medal. to the .... dlapter ... .,. Dwight Anderaon, Robert McLeod, of Qirona de.I Mar; George Todt, columnist for --------- lldapted at a !lJ"'ilal -•· Barne" Bert Coffer Jr., Ar-Willard 0 . Voit, ol Balboa. the Loo Angeles Herald-Ex. The DAILY PILOT Inc. ~ at" •11 '"···~-d tbur G. Coonl, W. Edward .and James I. Deindoerfer, amlner. He presented • Co•ers Boetin9 mtm-1, •1 •· • aun-0-ane, Lyman Farwell, No-Lon Peek and Ctwlrle1 L. speech to the women Utled, ::-. Ji:-. 1' ill ~ Wdle-_1ao'--_Fr_;__;".;c•l:::l•::.· .:.N.:.ed:..:.:Hl:.:U.,,,:::Doo=·-.:Z:.:•::Jonz=.=:"'...:H::;untln=:;,gt<;on::::.;Be:::ac::h::;·_'...:'The=..:Ch:::;•U.:::::n1!:•:..•::l..:Fr.:..:ee:..::E.:.n· __ .:8..:e..:•.:.t_i;_n:,_W~e..:.t::...._ Bddln& ...._.... I h e -· -· """"" by Cen: EUenhower, Dr. JCen. oeth Wella, Cl>f ........ and foandadoa pre_..., a n d Mn. John 8. l(d)ooald, ~­w .. 1ern ,..iona1 cllnc:M of the Women'• Dlvtakle. · Servin& .. ._ dlalr-I I.! men were memben at the ~ j u.ecut.Jve board, IMI Mmea. ." G Richard.a, ... ' Yllb Ge- oon1. Terrill Sipor, Robert Low CDn(tUWI ... Md JU'I ..... wtlMnc prt101..,.._ Te blf'ld ,_ doMt ,-.. iooa tors ct4amond ~-You fll'ld tM rilht OM I" OUf "*"9klus con.ctlon. It •htftsit ,. ... twWit .... con. lut '10"K '°'" ......,,. i.w-r. KOVEN'S ~. '< · . • ' 0... llrillllJ/ltly-coloted Persian-print luJbuJii will tum all y<111 ei¥nint• Wrap alld tie it lllld6t South Coast Plozo. Costo Mose 540-'IS I 0 IM flowing panela. Ley-A-Wey Now For Chrismtes Mail Bids· Promising lnvitationt !tr" Moote Oar· lo Nieht an In the mail from members of tbe South Cout JwPor Waman'1 Qub, Fountain Valley. the Music Teachers' Aaso-!===================1 cilUon of CaUfomia, tnclud-Pretfominakly ~lo Open to all club member• lftd invited iuestt. thl hen· etlt will take pl9ct: at a p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11.. in ,,,. -"' ..... and Mn. Frank nec:t. ~Cb&Jnnu Mrt. Jon Jr.cKlbben ls plU· n.in& decoratlona and a buf. fet menu wta.: thtl UliJt. ance of Mr1. James Wut. -·--'""' Mn. WllUam Hay•. All proceed.I will be.nlftt the club., many philadlro- pk projecU. lne all ol Wett Clnm8< Coull· ty, will meet at 3 p.m. Sat- urday, Nov. LI, in tbe Stu· dlo oC Vivian Sadler, Wett- min9ter. Tbe altemoGo P'<>IJ'ODI will con1ist ol brief demon- &tratioM • iecturf:• by mem- ben and a repertoArt di•· cm1ion. Memben haw been ..... to -.,..,,,,,... of wtllt they comider to be molt effectivoe tiMching ma· terials. AfteT the dl1CU11lon • abcrt bultM•s tenion wt1l cdnelude the: meeting. Mn. Leland Wynant, pret· Iaeat, ...,. be con......, tor -lnf.....aoo at .,.. 17511. Dali. Sizes from $1J.OO ~~·sHALF-SIZE SHOP .a~"::'..:~;.:-::..-, -__ "· p I "-1 •=•• .. l1JI.,...,.,, .. trtl ..... H4 O; ; fsk llWI, kl....._ [L/l\~V v rnJ oo rn rn ®ll\Yl~ De Liso DeL Fashion Pump SALE 15.99 Repil•ly 21.00 De L1so Deb plai n IXl'ps 0t1 !~" DI 2" heels 11e no• available at !his very SIJ'ti•I P<ite. Tllere are i-ty-one flnhian "3ys yoo ta1 add this -to 'fl1ll wardrobe .•• ill brijlHy tolDllll patents, call 01 fabrics, Come in now ••• Saturday, Nowmber 11111 is Ile 18'1 ~ to saw ' S!I08 Satan , u umS' It II or acid green print Cll Designed by Eyeful; siU• 8 lo 18, 28.00 Pajama to coordinate, 17.00 Lin11erie, Newport •l Fashim Island Newport Center• 644·1100 1 Mon ., Thurs., Fri. 10 :00 till 9:30 Other days 1000 lill 6:00 JI DAil V PILOT LI NJ CM Holiday Spirit Invades SchoOls Aliso Ele. PT A Mr\. • .,,.,.. Wllllll J>Halcknt COMING UP: General~ lq tomatit, at 7::.> lo tb• cafetorlum. Dr. Wllllam Ullom, Superintendent ot Laiuna Beach Uolfied School Diatrld., will IPNk on the Implicationa of New Leglal.ation on Edu· utlon. Children from aec· ood Md third '1'*• will follow with a Tbanbeiv· l.ng program. Beer St. PFO Mn. F. J . Dletrtdl Pruident COMING UP. Cbrlstmu ba· uar and carnival Sahir- day, Dec. 9, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Handmade ar· ticlea featured and pm.ea for the children. • . Call Mrs. Robert Lindqullt. 5(6.3738 or Mra. Alex Henryck, 546-5610 for mak· ing lift and pine cone wreaths. Harper PTA l\ln. DeaaW Samia Prftident ) Holiday Boolcs lor Year Around Reocling ' . 'Pot or Nol' -That Is the Que sf ion COMING UP: Board meet· ing will take place ln tbe Costa Meta home of Mn. Jack Perkinl, Tuelda.1, Nov. 11, at 7:30 p.m. Book gift.I at diJcount prictt an promJatd at Crown Valley 1Chool'1 Booll htr Dec. 1-2 in the cafetorlum., flCCCll'cllnl to Parut.Teacbtr Guild ....... n. Eugene Chasin samples tan wtiu. X&J Kuhlemelar and Debra Nonlltl• (ltft to right)~ the waru Dec. 2 ecthiU.., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., lllo IDdnde cartoom holiday hon d1ot\m'll and lift mattnc demonatrataa • Thinkinl ~p quulioDI fer 11ta_pc1a Blab Scbool'a UCI chap~; Dr. R. P. Monaco, Newport Beach PTA proarua. Pot ••• or N~t Oil M0Dd9, ~-20. =tdlt. and Gerald Back. oranie County chairmen .•• Clviltmu dance for the ef&hda .... Frida1. Dec. a. Mn. Ira SBlitb II ~ mm. dw. McMtwlll bubown ~111 room at f. are lbldeDt JIDlliltl 8nlCI WSUttms, CJllG1 ""1 ftDflt prob9Uon department worker. Jam• Daly to all ~ for thetr 1'ub i l Y 1 a 1 maJ aa4 Ala 1111( (llft to rtcbt). 1'MJ will ..... a Of r.t•nda't faculty wtll moderate tbe pl'OIJ'llll Killybrooke PT A llra. Gnat .,..... ~--ttoa ta Gill drtft .• ~n;;•1*•'Wll;.;"~"•11=ted.i:i..l;:m";;;;1=~1M=M=~-·~·=•;•;d~A;DID;.1 ··wldcb=-=--:=1=~bl·tbt=-~tcrum-;m:1t~'1~:IO=p·.m.··· ••II St. John Aux. PrelldeDt COMING UP: Alloclatioa meetmc toaJ.ahl 'J'banb.. living proll'am 1'ill bl presented by the filth grade. The i-.. budget will be presented for adop- tion bJ the eeneral mem· benhip. Lincoln PTA Mn.. Bubert Bury Preaident COMING UP: Mn. Jamel Harri.a, library service cbalrman, rtlpO!"ta 1be U • nu.al two • day boot fair will tab piac. Nov. 'l'1 and 218. Student prta.wtn- nln& poctera on the book fair theme wBl bl dia- played. ••. A *'11ty tea iJ ptauned for Dee. I, in the Eutiaft bame d Kn Hert>ert Berry. Mrs. J. P. AnderlGa and Mn. n.vid Smiley. .. bolpitallt;y Supenwifty Zip up &Dd travel atru,ht thru 1918 tn a awilty akim· m« with the side dart lbap- lnl that's IO fi&\ft fWter. inl· For bleoda, cottoo. P r 1n te d Patt.em 9383: Women'• Siua 34, 38, 38, 40, G, 44. <M, 48. SU.. 38 ~ quirel s yards 35-lnch fab- ric. REPORTS: November PTA PJ'Oll"mD waa the first bl a teriea wblch will explore the erea ot atudent beblv· ior. Werner Carlson, prin- cipal: Mln Toni Aeon•. school counselor; Mt1. Jo- seph Pawlik, N9W'p0rl· Meaa Unified SchoOI DY· trlct Jl9YChologl.st.. a 1l d Ralph Werley, viee pm. dpal. led tbl cb'watoa. Monte Viste PTA Mn. RJcbrcl Opp President COMING UP: MO'M ''IJPt 1n the Forest" wfll be lbOW1l tomorrow at J: IO p.m., in the muldour'PoM room ... Carntval Wen· shop Tburad&y, D«. 7, at t •.m. in the be• el Mn. James Sewnon. Rea PTA CMrad Scbeafer President COMING UP: S«ood amuaJ p11Per driw ia ecNciuled for Friday, Dec. a. Pb.ool boob and cataloll are ac- ceptable if dismllltled. Sonora PTA Mn. Don.Id Memca President COMING UP: Jmmuntndcm dale will take pi.e. Tuts- day, Nov. %1, for tbe tmd· er&arten, fJnt end f I f t b grade.. REPORTS: Wlnninl room ln memberab.ip ckfve wu Mn. Raymcmd Denno'• fourth, fifth and alxtb Tll : CLINIC -...--·-·-· .... 3111 lln.Vldlra..t Pnlldmt COMING UP: Tb&IWIMDC Pantry S b o w 1 r wt.D bt No.. "-•· Boom motba wU1 bnt c:oUecttoa boAI In IKh dulroom ... St. Kmcl'1 Kucb, th • Olriltmll baUar' will lie Dee. I, tD tbl ICbool ball s.ma '• Pboto ltGl"Dlr. Jtria ~ ICoftt XlteNI .. 9ftD Santa !WDld .,.. • ,.., or the tnweaUq ~ tractionl Ott.rid. REPORTS: a.. 7A woe tbl at.teDduct award and buD1r. . . Mn. Gilbert Jl'rtlll, wa71 IDd mMN cbllrman, UDOUDCed tbe .... ol cotr .. ud ..... ...... SUDda1 • moatta tn tb1 1cbooi ball • • • Pa· k!,~ ta...,_, IDd Victoria PT A lln. ,..... K.1111 PrtGdeat COMING ~: <JlrllaDM worklbop 1'ill be ..,... at 7. MH. Bria...._ ti cba.1rmu. Boll4-1 ndft u:cbu,. alao la ~ ed ...•. nnt pepw dltfe will tab~ Satllr81, Dec. t, at I a.m. htDI for tJlnc wi1l be JllOwidild. P'leJd trip will be a'ftl'dld to t. wt.nmnc roe. Wilson PTA Mn. lteMrtSUb)' Pr111dent COMING UP: AllOdatloa mt1ttn1 tcru&bt In tbt SIXTY ·FIVE CENTS ln coma for each patttni - add 15 cent. for each pat- tern {or ftnt-clall mal~ and special handlin&. Send to Marian Martin, T b e DA.D..Y PIIDI', 442 Pattern Dlpt... 232 West 18th Sl, New York, N. Y. 10011 t HAltlOlt SHOPPING CENTIR Print NAME ADDRESS lJ with ZIP, Sitt and STYLE / UGO Herber, Coate Meta ~~c:-MORE fubioM 4 e s "'°": 546-730a to aew in all slu1 in our • Cher• Accounta Welcome ireat Fall·Wlnter Patt.em IHOll Open Mon., Thur., Fri. Tiil 9 Cataloa. ~saes, culottes. • coau. aeparatea, holiday EE 1tyJ~. Get one pattern free j ........ -,'d.. 1 -clip coupon in C.t.lo& I Stod 50 cents. ._.,.. _____________ _ ' II •""'.•· ""'·J··\ •.. •. __,' /t c .• -,, --•'.=~ •' .1 •, ·,EL L · .! '> ' .. • 7,.,.. )\\ F· 'r'rl'J' 1 1 •'• ·, TOP QUALITY NATIONALLY ADVlltTlllD lu..NDS Ofl WOMIN'S INTIMATI U'Altn a LfNOllll ·------SLl'I -'ITTICOATS IRAS -GIRDLU '°'1NDATIONS ·------ALL IUTHLISIL Y PllCI SLASHID FOi fUICK LJ9UIDAnoN LADIU GlllDLU "OL•A" ''Y AMITY FAii" "WAINllS" "YASSAIEI ii" "FOIMFIT'' "Ll.Y. °' MANCE" "GOSSAID" "POlllTTE" "HINSON IDCKEINICr' ,..,tar, 1Mnfle, lent' .. .,... styS.. meny colors, a tr....w ... .-US Mlectlon, •II tty"' ,_ any oca•ion. ab• ~L, 26h35 One Greup $')11 .... t• $9.00 .,-- Siie Price ..... . Anottt.r Group It... to $ 11 .00 S.lePrlc. s4• Jrd Group s5• ltef. to $13.00 Sele Price 4th Group $,. lteg. to $15.00 Siie Price .. . .... 5th Group s-r-Rot to $17.00 Sale Price • FOUNDATIONS "Pml It" ''LADY MAllBIF' '1AU" ONI SHCl.AL GaOU' ' GIRDLIS br.ken tlte rune,.,..., a kind, discontinued celef's. 41econtl,.. ued llMt, etc. NOT ALL STYLES, IUT ALL SIZIS $.M.L-XL eM huge 9rovp .... to '2" :!~':rice .......... . A FIW PllGNOIR , 5iTS AND ROIES ••• PRICED TO SILL COlD WATER SOAP llG. $1.10 SALi PRICE LONGLINI 9U'l1 ''W "Pmm'' nuoy MB1BI" "OIAlllll" StNNh etr .. , ltHfll•-. etc.. ... """ "' ........... "' ...... Weck .,. wfthe, .._ M h 40. &~!.~ ... ~ .. ~3· ii!:~ ...... ~4· s!E~ ....... ~s· LADlll li.IPS ''lllSll llCIEllCI" "GOSSARD AIHMIS" ''WAIBS" ''IEYEILY YO&UE" "Y All1Y FAii" "601HAM'' Incl.,._, .,.. HALI' & fULL Sll'I, IKllT SAVllS, ~ MAL Ill"• In 100% ny...._ t1Het.., ete. many celen, wrr letett stylel. .... $.M.L.XL, ao .. 46. I "-,.-,.. :.i ~:-.~ ........ s1• It ..... 16.00 $2" Sele ftrice ....... . ... t• , •• oo s3• Sele,,... ....... . It ..... $11.00 s4• Sele"'-.•...•.. ...... s1a.oo s5• Sele '"• ...... . • INTIMATE APPAIEL 2750 HARBOR AD~ COW•E CINTll COSTA MESA LADllS BRA'S "IAU'' ''Y ASS.AU I ii" "OLGA" "CHAIMFIT" "ULY OF PRANCE" "LADY MAILINI" "ACCEN1UA11" "YANITY FAIR" .. ~'"a hute .. ......, et .a •fTMt In rttUl•r •rMI p1&f1hd, nyleM and cettone. Str.,., .. ,.,._ arMI lfntch ......... '" a WW. Ylritty of COien Mtf :¥,':;,. S. 21 .. 42, AA te o..s,...10,..,, ,, .. .... to $3.50 ,, .... ,,.... ........ . ~~~··· .... $1111 lrd Greup Sft41 :.i~:.·~ ........ :£ -- 4th Oreup St' ...... $7.50 . Sele Price ........... . ii ?·oo . . $3111 All Sales Fi11I ., EIOWl6£S, INl>S, OR CllAlriS, PlWE • •••••••••• YOUR WIUMERIWD WRCOME s.... Hoen DAILY 9:30 Gift to 6 P"' Fttclclys 9:30 .... to ' ,.. Cioeecl Send_,. PrXTURU '<>I SALi ••••••••••• • • • • - r· ... I I I I I I ~ Noiurol mink •pee, stolM • • • • • • • $111 Notvral mink bM• • . . •••••• • • • SSI Ncrturol blue fox copeleta .•••.•.•.• 561 1'ur p:odQtU labeled lo ahow cowitry ol qbt ol Imparted lura. MISSIS' COAn fur trimmed eoofa •••• • .•.•••. • 7t.ft Cor coota,, new sty I.a • , •• , , , •. , •. 21. '9 100" coahm-. coota , • • • • • • • • • 49.H >•pc. wool knit 1ult• ...•••.••••. Jf.H rur productl label.d tio abow country ol Grip ti imported ''"' WINOSOI MISSIS' DHSSIS TOP NAM1 KNITS & WOOLS Rrt $28 $40 19.99 Auomd 1tylea ond fobria in 1hi1 group to wear now ond fOf the holidoy tventa oh.ad. SU.et I to 11. Wll)SOI worwrs D11SS1S $26-$21 CUlllOM ah• *-a, 1 pc. 1 f. H IUDOIT DMSta S~ecia/ Purrh11u! 10.99 Orlon• ocrylics, Coloro~ rayon, cotton knits bonded to acetate tricot. Holidoy mlon., Mtue., half aiHa. Sp.ciolt Jumperi, miaa..', holf 111" 10. H DA YT1Mt DUSSIS Sp.cioll Knl", Orlon• acrylic, Acrilonfl ocry· lie. bright colon. MlaMw' 1i1ea .... 11. ff JUNtol WOl1D DUUU S fJ rr ial 10.99 Orlon• ocryllc bonded to ocetaft In a sl .. v•lfts drt.. with contro'1 yob. Novy, freRet )ltno...,. 7·15. JUNtol WOil.i> COAn S46 Junior _,.. wool _,,, whll9, 5.13 ...••.....••••••••••••••. JS.H MAlRNJTY SNOP 1547 Moi.rnity eaprl1, top1, 1.1, .................... l .99-4.H MJWHllY $13-$16 Hotiday f.fts, MW thoptt '·" HAT IOX U·h Cowr~pt,, MW ...,, ... ' •.•.. 3.H MIDIS' SllOl'llWIAl. 40 HANIMCMT CMINaLI PANT TOPS R1i. sz1 5.H llantostlc .cMntal Imported from Italy. "' 'llftl .. ., poftl "'YOn/nylOfl chtnlllt. S.M-t.. $ lJ Auytlc aw.oten, woahable . . 9. 99 llVSSIS'SPOl't'SYllAl,71,lt P~S NAM1 CAPllS $U-$17 ••altus L99 You'H find lt!'Mch, pullon knits, wool hom.tpunt, cMcka, ft0v•ltie1 • , • all th• top...,... M.i-' .1,.., 5ptcla~ Fothlon ahlfta . . . . . • • • 10.H IUDOIT SPOITSWIAI MOITID CAIDIOAHI $11 t·a/1u 1.99 'int acrylic •W90ftr' In • •orltty of etylee ond colon. Woshoble. 36-•0. $7 Capria, tVW•PfMt, I-I I . . . . 4. f9 $4·$1 Pants and tops, cot. knit Z.J9-l.'9 JUNIOI SflOITSWIAl TOP MAD SWIATm $1]-$15 ''1Jlun 6.99·Lff A whole ronve ol clcualc OM novelty atyl.. In basic and bright colors. Sizea 3'""°· llOUSU, SHllTS PAMOUS W>Y IHll11 Rit $5·$10 2."·S.99·4.99 ''°"' ~r fo..-orit. molcer of fine ahlrta ... tok Of tallored In printa encl eolid1. Roll or lerlg ''"""· I 0-11. '5·$10 tlou11., aaaor19(f 2.H·l .H ACCIHOIJIS '6 LOCll Mantlllo1 . . . .. .. . .. . • • • 2. ff $2-$3 Scarv• prin .. , ••••••.•••••. 1. f9 $ t ·S2 Hancfk.,dllff., llnena, t+c. "~Hf NEWPORT ANNUAL HOSltlT aa..AJI SIAMLISS Rei. 1.35 $1 , i/2.90, 6/S.10 ShMr 1 .5 denier with shorf w.lt, heel ond toe. In a amart ranee of fashion colon. proportiOMd 1lu1 and ltngtha. $3 IW-Alr ponty 1toddng1 •. J.35. 2/4.'° 4.9.5 a.I-Air ahMr ttaml.11 svppon atodtlng. ............... J.69, 2/7.25 1.65 lel-Air MGml .. 1 Contrece• nylon• •••.•..... 1.29, J/l.75. 6n .25 3 . .50 .. I A.ir J.411on• nylon panty 1todi1n1• .. .. .. ......... SJ, 2 5.90 1.'5 Dtml·tot a.eaml .. , Atllon• nylona . , ••........ 1.55, 394.55, 6/$9 1.SO S.Ornle.1 nan·nlr\ 1ht•r1 .......... 1. lt. J /l.45. ,/6.70 STlllT f\OOI UNGllll NYlON UNOatl s.,., *-~i S.99-13.99 By o famff moktf' •• , udtint lfyln In sl .. pw.or ond daywear. Wl'llt. and pottel1 • $4-U Nylon 1lip1, ahort, avttag9 . .. ...... 2.ff·J.ff s.c Half·alipa, nylon 1hott, overoo• • z." HANDIAOS 4.50.$.S P'I. patenta, morthmollowt • 2." U-$10 l.afher.looks, dr .... casual .. J.H S 13.$20 ltolhtra, calf, noveltl" 6. H.f, ff Sovt ~-~ Ottlgner group .. 10.9'·14.H Gf.OYIS S8-S12 Imported kichkina, 2 lengtha ....... '5.9t-7.9t $4 After.five gloves, nylon • • • • . • 2. 9t HISONAL LIA THH GOODS FAMOUS MAIW' PUISI ACCUSOlllS Rrt .. l.lQ..$7 1.ft-3.ft a.autlfu"' cffflgned ltort.. '" 0 oood .. 1tct1on ef colora. S.. the variety of t'Y'"- COSTUMI JIWUY tWI Pitel JIWlllY Orit. $2·$10 99c·4.99 A famoua label Ofl thew necklac:91, pins, brocelttt and tarTinga 1tyltd few day or tvtnlng. TollOf.d or dr"1y. COSMITICS SIO fodol eauna . . .. .. .. .. .. i.9' S3 lroocfway ca kt aoop1, 12 ta box 1. '9 S2 ltoodwoy lubbllng lath 011 . . He 1.50 lroodway Hond ond Body Creom Hi 2.2.5 Broadway Lanolin shampoo .•.. 1.29 $4 lroodwoy A~tr·loth friction Lotion . . . . . • . . . . . . . .•••• •• 2.H CANOY SI lb. Foney bridge mix • . . . 1'i Sp.ciol fruit t"Glre, 2 lb., or~ tin • ' 1.39 79c lb. ltl"•r toffM peanutt 2 lbL 1.19 FASHION SHOIS RNI DllSS IHOU Rtg. $16-$20 11.99 from Troylln9, foot Flair, Sbi«o, Joyu and othtrt , .. fall col~• on mid and low hMIL Good Mltction of .ix ••. S20-$30 De Liao, Debs, P'ollul0t . . . . . . . . . . . 15. tf-11. H IUOOIT PASHtOH SHOfS $7-$10 Ca111alt, famou. maker •••• ].H $15°$ 16 llf. Stride dl'9S1 1hata .••• 9, ff S12.$1' Viva AMtficena, low httl1., 7.99 CASUAL SHOIS $1l·S15 Co1uol1, top nom11 . 6.H ... tt CHILDHN'S SHOIS S9·$12 Drn1 ond 1<hool ahoet 5. f91. t9 2.9$·$5 Sllpptn, fomou1 make 1.ff-.H INFANTS' AJIHITUH PITllSON CAI SIAT 9.99 foom podd.d MOt and boclr. Sw1ng·up aof.ty roll. High bode rest. Heovy duty nylon a.at 1trop1. OllU' SPOmWLU 3 50-.5 • .50 P'onta·t ahlrt Mt In double knit cotton. 3-6x, 1.H -2.H. 7.14, 1.99-l.7' ,er,,,o·preu skim, patltla, 3·6ll, . . .. ....... 2.tt. 1·1', J.tt II~ .... 3-6x, ....... 1.ft, 7.14, 2.49 011u· w.oawu1 U "Young Crowd" gowna. F-• ios, cotton flonnel and chollia 2.Jf s .. "Young Crowd" brullhed nylon trrci>I •IMpweor ....•••.... , • , . • . . l.19 OllU' DllSHS Sk1r11 cir..._, ttripea, IOlrd1 7 .14 . • 4. ff ' umn IOYS" WI.Al Sf Qulit.d tocbtt· bey.' 2·7 . .. 6.H 2 . .S0.$3 "°"•him, fM''"Ont11t preH 1.ff $2.J.50 u.w "4Kk polo sh1"' . ' .... 1.2' llAUTY WON Human hair wig• • • , • . • · • · • . 29. f5 f,.nch halrpiecet ........... 112 P'rlC9 fOUNDAnoNS MAS, GllDUS, PANTIB Rtt· $3-13.50 1.79~8.99 fomo111 name• In this group of ban deaua, lont lln.t, atep·in 11pper gordlet ena ponty glrdlM. Whtie and colo•t. UNOBJI QUUID Nl\OH llDJAacm $fJ '"" '"' 3. 99 The moet '9mlf'ln. atyles 1n e beoufiful flotol pt1f't. All fW1lon with ,.1y .. 1" in wtini• si .. ~-l In group. tom °'ft robec, •••·group . •. · · .6.99-13.9' FAllJCS ,... WOOL NOVams U-$5 1•· wil1us 1.99 \ d Tweeda. hounctttootha, plards and aol1d1 In thlt group of bright calart. Many w.lghtt anct teictvrt1. All 100% lftool INFANTS' WIAl IMllC'MDMID kNrTS Rrt. $3-$' 1.99-2.69 Fomoua mak•r boxed grtt. rn whit., aiure M y.!low cotton lrnrn. U gown or Ir I mono, 1. ft Jam.kin, cov.,.11, 2.69 MIN'S SPOIT ClOTHIHG $•.S Span cooh, yeor·r~"d wear 29, 99 YOUNG MIN'S ClOntlNO $60..$7.5 Young men'1 1u1tt •••••. elf.ff ,. MIN'S PUINISHINGS P'llMAN911' PUSS DllSS SHllTS $5 t•a/un 3.Sf, 2/$7 Shott aletl'lf• shirts of 100~ cotton that need1 no lrot\1nq All white with favorite spread coUor. 2 50 N.ckw.ar, 11lk, poly11ttr . . . . . .. 1.l9i 212.50 SS.$12 Wallett, b1llfoldt, etc. 2.9'-J.H-l.H SS Tie and handkerchief Mts .•... J.H NYLON IOXH SHOITS $.1111/u,. 99c from o top manufoctu,..r, boxer atylt ahorts in white ond ouorted solid colort. Slua 30·42. 1.50·S2 Ovtr-tht coif hot• .• , •••••• Ht MIN'S SPOITSwtAll CAIDIGAN SwtATHS $U-$16 oal11rI 9.99 An •llcitino group of colora and atylea that Include pullover ond cordl;an1. S 15 Imported velour lh1rta, cotton .. 7.50 $6°S7 Coauol ponh, ouorltd .••••. J.ff MIN'S SHOIS S 11 Fine dresa blucher S9 Mtn'a opero alipper1 UNIVEISITY SHO' ... u.H '·" $7.$9 No-iron slocl.:a Z.H·l.H $14.$20 Young mens tw•ot•n f.ft-11.99 U ·$6 loyt' no·iron 1lockt • • .J.ff·J.ff IOYS' PUINISHINGS IOYS' NO.IRON SPORTS SHlm $3-1 iO wrlurt 1.f9 flloldt, foncy pron••, permanently prtt..d. 3 . .50 Cot. flannel no·iron 1kirl1 2.19: J t$5 S8 Cardigona, Orlon• acrylk . 4.ff llOOING *CANNON NO IRON WHITE P'EICALES $4 72x1 O• or twin fit ).5'; U I he 104 or fvll fit 4.59; $7 90x 11 S or qu"n flt 5.ft; $10 lOlxl 15 or k1n9 flt I.Sf; $3 pr .cote 421136 2.38; J 60 pr. king coMt 42x.46 Z.71; .50% cotton, .SO" paly"ter for no-iron arnoothn•u ANAHEIM DEL AMO DOWNEY . .. I ""'~dy Nnvtmbn lb l %7 04JL Y PILOT J 7 Dacron• poly..tw mcrttr"• poda, cotton co..,.r with anchor bonda, U twin, l.H; $6 fuH 4.fti $9 quffft 7.H ; S 10 king I.Hi contour pod11 $6 twin 4.ff; $7 full l.'91 $10 qu"n l.H; $11 Iring 9.H Ctnnon Combtpun white P91'COlet, $3 twin, 2.7f1 ).SO full 2. ff; 1.80 pr. ca1" 1.58 bedapreoda, aove ~. $26.$21, now 12." Goo.down pillow1, cotton cover, 12.'9 $2S volUie «>mfon.,a ...•.•.••. 12. ff UHeCS 12" IOUND OICOlATOI "INT T AIUCLOTH Rrg. $16, $10 The newest look at aavinq1. 11.99 Cu1tom table poda, 36x48", re;. S 17, 12.H !loyal totton .. rry kitchen aet1 IOc tow•I Ht; 1.50 apron 1.19; 45< pot holder 39e STATIONmY $ 1l At1oeht COit .. • • .... • " .. • 10." 3 50.ss Ony• pen .. is •••••• 1.,,.l.H SCM COfOM'f el.ct. typewriter, 112.H, leas S2S o"eptoblt trade, now . 107.H SCM Sttflinq, 86.99, leu $2S acceptable trade, new ... , . . 61.99 IOOKS 3 75.11.so Adult boolra, .....• 1.00-7.H 3 95·12.55 Adult non·f1ct1on 1.99 79c Rand McNolly chrldren'a boolra SSC eo. llCOlDS 1 .59 Golden Chrldren'1 olbuma, .•.. 1.1 9 3.83 Stran91 Daya by Th• Doora, 2.11 2 99·3.83 Mono ond aterto albums ltCA, Cop1tol, Columbia, many k11 an11ts 99c ea. TOYS h9. 14.99 Mattel'• boby first atep doll, . . t1 .99 lte;. 3. 91 lorbi•, Francie & Cotty dolla, . 3.19 26 99.39 99 Stromh.cktr road race .. 11..... . -.11.9'-29.H ) ... I Spunky or Heidi dolls by bmco, 2.71 12.99 Big burger grill by Kenner, ..•. f.48 ,,48 Careful 0< Gold fMt games, .••• 4.11 SPOtTfNO GOOOS WASHAlll SLHPING IAOS Rrt If OQ 11.99 Moch1ne woah and dry bogs light· weight, water repellent nylon 11 O lb. plastic w•ight set . . . ... 17. 99 Stadium blanket In corrying cot•, 9.99 CAMRAS 6A 99 Volue 01requ1p1 projector, 54. ff 9 99 Volue brentwood glou beaded "'Hn, 4011•0 7.'9 lteg 2.5.00·35.00 block m"mhaum pipes, ................. · · · · .15.99 LUGGAGE 34 95-61.95 American Tour11ter triumph luqqag•. . . . . 22.'9~1 .99 27.9.5 Top grarn leather ottoche 19.tt 20 95 Tkret bottle trove! bar, block or olive, 16. 99 HOUSfWAIH 14 91 fomrly 1111 white w1cktf hamper · · 9.99 A9 95 Value ltno11wort Mtlmoc dinner• ware for 8 24. 99 19 99 Value ltogers 62 pc. 1to1nleu flatware, 15. 99 1 29· 13. 99 Sta1nleu 1tHI mi•inq bowls, 99c·10.99 HAMIL TON 11.ACH KNIFE /Q 88 t nlti,. 14.99 foay to uM knife wrth fomtd ''l'lole in the hon die." 13. 98 Proctor ateom or dry iron . , 9. 99 10.98 Value 36 cvp caff .. urn, ..• 1.99 TILIVISIONS 2'5 SQ. IN. COlOI CONSOUS 499.95 Zenitk or RCA Victor. Prlc• rncludtt 2 y.ar color prcture tube warranty. t J RCA Victor 102 aq. in. color TV on oort, 319.11 Zenrth 1 n •q ' '" po noble w1tn con, • 111.11 llCA Victor 172 1q. in. portable with con, ..•....... 111.11 MAJOtl APPUANCiS Frigidaire 14.6 cu ft refriqerotor, top frtuer, 2,1.11 General Electric double door refrigerator, colort, 17,.18 Wedg•wood eye lt vtl qaa range 299, 95 CUSTOM DIAPHIH Reg 7 00 yd cuatom reupholtttry fobrou. l1n1n . 3. ff yd le pel f1ni1h Custom dra,,.ry fobrrct, with lo~ included , , , • , . • . 2.2'-4. 9' ycl. Glm Reg. 7.5.00 "frigate ttp0nol" sf!lp. •. 4f,ft lteg, 6.00 Mt of the Finch '*k knlw.. J. ff lltg. 20.00 two qt. ttolnltu stHI N-fine dhh. . . . . . . . . . .•••• 16.tf T opertd ;Ion aolad bowl w11h ten'trl, •..... ' ' ...••.•• '3.9' CHtNA Reg. 3.5.00 .59 pc. 11t for a, iron1tont. . ..• 29. ff lleg • .50.00 Amio baroque chino, o4J pc. ••'·. . . . ........... 2f.H Reg 12.5 00 Am10 baroque chino, Mi for 12, H. 9' lteg. 4 50 5 pc. place 11111ng, Cowol Cerom• .••••••. 2.H lteg. 6.00 .5 pc. ploce 111tings, Nofitalr• chino, ..•...• , , , , •...• J.H GlASSWAlf le; S4·$6 Gtnnon lead cryatol \... ''9ftlwere . . . . . . . • • • . eo. 2. ,,..., ft Punch bowl. 15 pc. .. ,. ''1llv•r •l•oonce", olon. allver plcn. baa.t • 1 l. H Colony ruby thumbprint atemware, .. Hi G.rmon hond-cut crystol decantera, 12.H Smoliinq ttf, oshtray, lighter .... 7.ft Imported tlemware, omh.r, blue . • He 5 pc. chip 'n dip, omber, oliv•, <ryttol, ).ft TllM THE HOMI SHO, ••q 20.00 7' artificial Kotch piM trtt, white or grMn .. 14.9t 2 .SO 20.lite mrniotute Ml, . . , •.. 1.ff 3 00 18' tin HI garland, 4" wide ...• 1. ff . SllVBWAll Save 134 00 "Viva ldr" 1terling, 32 pc HfVf(t · • • • 244.00 Save 9 96 .. pc coffee Ml by Onerda, ...... lf .H 15.00 I cup 11lv•rplote coffet corofe by Alvrn ..... ., ........ 11." FlOOlt COVHINGS SAVE 23.,,_, 100% NYLON ptU Rr~ ,\' li 6.44 sq \d. inst Sculptured hi lo loop random aheartd textured broadloom. Reg. 8 34 100'-nylon plle, 6.11 tq. yd. ln1tofled Reg 9 JS 100' Herculonl. olefin prle, 6.11 aq. yd. lnafOlled leg. l 0 35 100' Acrilana acrylrc pilt , 7.11 •q yd. i"1tall~ Reg 10 H 100~ nylon heovyw~ght 1ha9I pole I.II aq. yd. lnttali.d Reg. 12.35 70' Acrilanfl acrylic. 30" mod· acrylic prle 9.11 aq. yd. In.tolled Req. 1 J 35 I 00'1.. Kodel polyest•r pJlt. 10.18 aq. yd. Installed leg 13 JS Gvl11ton'• 70' Zefkro!Ma ocryl• IC, JQ•. V~el1: Modocrylic pile, 10.11 aq. yd. Ina tolled fllNGED AHA RUGS Rr£ MM-MOO 39.0059.00 6x9' oblong frrngtd on both ~ Double 1u1e bock Solrd1 and twttd1. lltg. 60 00 Cobtn Crafts 1001' nylon phnh ptle Orto ruqt, 6x9' oval . . • • • . 44.00 LAMPS, ..iCTUHS 18.00 door mtrror, 16ic68'' .•••••• 1J.H 15.00 16x60" door mirror •...•••• 12." 18 00 hol'\d parnted oil1 ..•••. , .. 7," 40 00· 1 l S 00 plote glou frorn.d woll mrrrart .• 2f.H ·7'.H 20 00-•0 00 woll lomps ... 15.tt-n.tt Deep drum akodu ....•• , . . 7." 40.00·85 00 SWOQS, chandeliers . . . 2'.0C>-69.0I FUltNITUH CUSTOM OUILTID SOJA, LOVIHAT Rrr ;<JfJtJi 299.95 7' sofa ond matching .5' lovtatat. Do· mosl.: cover In wheat, bronat, mariM, gold, olive. Re; 139 9.5 2•1158JC 11" plat• glou cocktarl table '5.00 a.g 29 95.139.95 country oolr bedroom coordinottt 24. 95-129. 95 le;. 249.9.5 J pc. ltol1an provrnc1ol b.droo,,, . . . . . . . . . . . 191.00 SlllP SHOP SEITA SUIP sm Rr~ oo o, 61.00 .Sl 0 coil qurlted .. t, in twin, full end twin oncl full einro Ion;. Reg. 249 95 12 pc. klno 1i11 quilted, tufted mattreu 111 with bedding . . . . . . 191.00 DlAPHllS T uturtd in1uloted droperttt, 11011 ~. 17 Mtt 12 SO pr 4h84", f,ff; 36 00 P'• I 20x84 , 21. 9'; 28 00 pr. 96d4", ll. HI •3 00 pr 1'4x84", 34. '9 Save 20' ltoyol Victoria rich antique acrtin droperitt 1.49-42. ft Fi berg lot~ 01011 droperit~. hend·~ look, 1.00. 48x54", 6. H i to 4.5 00 pr 14'd4 . 37.9'· HUNTINGTON BEACH LONG BEACH ....... " ,."" • ti~ 9,..(11 T~ '44·1111 U4 II. f ucl11f • A,,ai.-1,., AiW!t~ ShoOpl"f C#,,t~,_,.. ~H-£1}! ;1,...H1"'"" 11114. at l"al'\llfl !.• "' ~f •mo rertt• Ul5 Fl'9:\lfttlt I~ • Cln-tr ''''~ tlJ.tUl 1171 frl•~Q•• .... • I<'"' "i''" 11,,. ... ~" ... If .._.., "'·" • L"""l l•tt• l•l•p ... (l.~f 11"1·'''1 1•··~Mf'cf \~ .. '"' ' '"' • • e .. i W I\ .. • I ... JI DAI\. V "1.0T Club Offers Rummage Dlabea. kitchen ut.enalll and other useful houaebold 8eCeS&Orlu will vie w I t b clothing and toys when Gamma Alpha Nu Oiapt.er, Beta SllmA Phi aponaora a rummage Ille Saturday, Nov. 11, ln the Odd Fellowa Hall, 221 Main Sl, Hunting- tA>O Beach. All members will be on hand when the doora open at 9 a .m. lo parttctpete in the •ale. Mn. Maurice Wal- man and Mn. Ray Nlllea are ln ch.ar1e and a portion oi the proceeda wlll be do- nated to area cMriUea. Mn. Kenneth Sol't'DJft will bolt tontpt'a reculu' meetint 1t I p.m. ln bar Rununaton S..ch b o ~ •· SpeUJ.ni ln bthalt of the oewlJ..formed CommUDltJ ('.oQuellnc Center will be Mn. ADdmr Ye!Mr. ~ tbe center'• openln1. ecbec1u1ed for Jan. UU'J, will be the Twtlfth Nllbt Bevel. a benefit ~ Dll'-dance takinl place ~ urday, Jan. I , In the Shera· ton-Beach lnn. ----- Shoppers Wanted H~ bollctay 11..fta will be IOld by members of Coast Women'• Club ol. Corona del llar Saturday, Nov. 18, in front of Alpha~ market, Coeta MllL The sale will bepn ai 9:30 1.m. AD ahoppen are welcome, and arran11nJ the enticement. are Mrs. Eugeoe Win£ piwkfenf and Mn. Georae Fox (left to right). Area Club Arranges Gypsy, Stage Music GJPIY melod1t1 and atqe IOOP u. ev-pleutnc pro-erama ahead of Costa Men Wednesday Morning C 1 u b memben, while other ewnta deal with bride•. bowlln& and toll activttlea. '!be Mwny Jtonla En- aemble will entertain the en. tire membenbip 1t the Wed- nesday, Nov. 29, 11tberln1 at 10:'6 a.m. ln the Balboe Bay Club. Kordl, ban ln New York ol Hungarian parenta, bu devoted much of Ilia time to relMrdl and &JT&DJ• menta ot apcy muaic. He neatly Ntarned from bU third Europeen tour, aod hM been ICclalmed .. tbe "Ubenct al b vtoUn ... Bridle will lollow tht pro. tram. aCClll'dlDC to Mn. land lo tab ta "Bello Dol· ly" Saturd17, Nov. 18. A trlp to Sota Anita abo la bein& pi.m.d bJ ttM Globe- trotters. Boll llCtiou will lbare a CJuUtnw tlft U· c b a n I e parlJ, too, on Dec. 20. Bowliq and Pat4M Golf· en aectloa memben have been keelUc a buJ ICbed. • ule. u well • llddll ad- dicts. Bowlin aDd '°"'" will &et tocltblr Die. 7, for holiday IOCiallzin( at I DOC1D buffet in the O:llta ..... G1>tf md Ooantry CIW>. The Juaklr SectloD wtll have a gilt nchanp Die. 13 in the home of Mn. Jabil Weill. Co-botteal ts Jin. 1.eke A vullle. , . ' Robert Erbacbr, p-ocram Pacesetters cbUman. RuervaUou are to be Pace1e... Chepar, ~- called In by Monday noon. dren'1 Altllma ~h ID· N -_..... Mn _....._ atitute ad Hotpltal mMta ov. ••· """" · "'~ in vsioal k>caticnl the MC- lck La.np.n or Mn. Robert ond Wecbeday ol th 1 Clifford. month at a p.m tur1ber m. HB Artists To Travel S.ven.1 buDdted palntiDC• by lbe Hunttoaton Beach Art Lope will be d.lsplQ· ed du.rt.Ill a two-day uh:ihJt cm boCb tlvell of Ile mall 111 South eo..t Plau, 3m Briltol St., CGlta MllL 'lbe wwu, all by mem· bltt ot the J...,at, may be ... bwtww t :ao a.m. and t:ao p.m. 1"rtda;y IDd Sat· ~1· NoT. 17 and 14. ActlDI M dWnnaD for the obJ1* II Mra. Julian J\llllblUtb. Mesa TOPS Merllnl Minni.Ida TOPS Club Of Cotta Meaa meeta ~. 7 p.m. in W o o d la n d • 8CboOl. 3025 TusUn Ave., ev. ~ TlutdiaJ, Mn. J 0 b D KcilWf..a.. I• 1213, cr Mn. Leon TIJWDMDd, Ml • 1804, IT'8 so an m 8& VZ BY llAIL. Ouottklellu-.. u70U-811ox...._. ,.JlpHt.ce~ftJ'L l'MADIW'I OLDaT MID l.AMUT MUTUAL SAVINGS .... ._ .............. ... PASADENA COIOMA DEl MAI OfACf 111151 "-' c-t ~ eo.-Del N.r, Qllll. MRS T ...... 6'UOtO _ .... .- lllL ............ --., be caDld foe informa., _______ _ ton. • in :JJ~~ign & St'l/i"'J NUGGET GOLD WEDDING RINGS ..... Now 2 Great Storea To Sen• You TAii A TIA• TO PAY ..... • IANIAMlllCAU MAITA c:HAltl HAUOlt SHOP,-ING CINTIR HUNTINGTON CINTU 2'00 Harber Blvd. .. IMch & Edtnver c:..t1 Mete J45.t4U Huntlftlf9" IMch 192.550t 0,.. Mon.,~ l'ri. TU 9 p.m. <.it.iucn.aa "'holn. 1...:c:aa! Step into this jewd-of-a-holtesl , and lip-dose ••• to display the pandeur of a Grecian column on ita &h.immerina golden front panel. Pluteioua ftcece ol wea.r-lovins. care-fr11 Amd• triacetate-&-nyion. $30 New members to be nl· formation riegardlnc lomtloa comed into the club are the may be obtaiold~ ta»-Mme1. 0 . Charles Adami, ....-.. ... , Kn p-&. Charles Babbitt, William E •• :...-~""=~~-.;~~-~·~-~-===========================---, Bunnett. Donald Colll01, al, 642-G890. Arthur Cunningham, A. r. Duuer, Edwin Duke, Jam• E. Gannon, D. D. Hemphill, Thoma Kuabale and M. J. Klarin. Others are the Mm.a. Robert Uvingston. Doq- laa MacArthur, Kenneth Mc· Kean, Robert Nall, Kenneth NltJ, Michael Nutt. Norman Rich. Robert v . Riley, ~ ard Satterlee, P'Nd Sbepp- bJrd, Charles w •Ill and Bai- 3321 hat Coast Hwy. 111 Avenue Del M., lle 'nlornbur&. The club's Globetrou.n and Dr-au\a aectlona are ~ puinf lo trek up to KelodJ· Corona del Mar, Calif. San Clemente, C.llf. LOWF.Sr PRICE OF mE YEAR. D~A-STITOi BY PFAFF NEWPORT c • ., .... ef htltle11 • ,.._,,.n .. u .. r.1.,.~ ...... ,,IJ NOW ONLY 88.00 ttg. 169.00 axnplde with portable CUI • Just 5.00 monthly this ultra modem 1968 dial· a«itdi bu maay autamtic IMtma: • 2' JIU writllll Wlmalf • 1mtrud.iool at no cm:a charge CANT COME IN? call 'fOJI ~mt Broadwsy store for a no obliga.tiOll bamt dancostratioo HUNTINGTON BEAOf ANAHEIM HY .. lil19t•" lu~h 7111 E41"f" /t.¥• T elephe"• "l · l)) I 444 N EYclitl ........ h.1111 A11•lt•I"' Sheppl"t Cu t•• Telepl.o"• US 112 I GROUND COV·ER SPECIAL ALGIRIAN IVY Lllsll W9I rooted plants -Exce•nt for coverfnt bab. 100 PLANTS $ 98 REG. 3.50 1ULlm 79' DAFFOllL IULIS .. A1fllD u,.. v.n •• , ... , ALL SIZIS ~PRtCI BIRD OF PARADISE EXTRA NICE PLANTS IN FULL BLOOM CAN II USID IN ANY ... ._ LANDSCA,I. IXCILLINT ~-PLOWIRS Pott CUTTINO. uo. $5.95 SPICIAL 5Gal.h WICKER BASKETS 1111.,.,+94! -kf MHf CJM.lttwiu ..... Me"" lha11191 I •'"'- ':: 3~ llDDING PLANT SPECIAL STOCK II SUltl TO Ill OUlt CHRISTMAS PREVIEW DISPLAYS Nov. 17 & 11 OPEN til 9 DICOIA11YI IARK An "''•• -1 .... n. '"''""' a i.,.. -., •• tty ............. ~ .. ty .. '""'~ "'' ......... ,. ••"'MK. LAltOI $1• i CU. IAO HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 AJA. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO I P.M. 2141 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA CALL 548-5525 Shep M.11. tllrt1 ftl. I 0 00 • "' +• t :JO p .111. S••· 10 v +• f JO ill'·"'· Shep MoMl•v t+.1~ '••u•tl•v I 0 00 A.M t• • J 0 P M Shop Mo,,dey th•Y SelY•4•v I 10 00 ~ M +• 9 JO l',M. .. ___ iiilimm .. ------------·--------------------· - D • -,.... .,... .. L s ... A t .., MIS I • •• 0 .. -"-'" ... Wheelchair Victim Rides to Victory B1 PAT BORDEN oua outrlatit Jauiti. achool. 8arbaN'1 bta beUle nm... lt1Jl • ID& lift to Mitchell and Yancy coun· ....... ~ ....... The &lrl wun't belnt· in· wu to &ain ldmlaton , to a be dNJrtd, ~ to U... lt'a her job to diHct INGA!U, N. C. (AP) -lllltl!ll: tbt la\lib wu one collie• u a J'tlideilt 1tu· BaJt>1ra. 0 U u..e w ... an• and coordinate bHcbool and One niOl •vtral JNl'I ago of aell~ooiratulatlon. Hi.I denl Wlr'J of 1be raponat. at a dance at Lffl·Mcl\ae invitation to dance bad bWty aQd lvt•3ucs.w::ut tbiDC I COQJd c:bMt•," lbe drop-out project., with 100 eon.Jc'· a ,auni m1n blush· inved thltt h• amona oth-ped to NIM lald. on WoUJd bl -~ ltudenta in the former and ed olentl7 when the &irl lfl, bid accepted blJ' 10 Wbeelcb&ln, con.au wer• room doon. IO ln the latter. he'd aWl4 to dance turned comr,=rc for ber..U -a not quick to eccept bw. Alltt. ........ » AJ • native ol 1hll a:rea. him down wtth a spccta. live , q k·wttted and t:i l"inaU1. Leel·McRM Col-tween CllUonda -.... Barbara bu a ben under· ceptive g1 -that be Jett 1D B&DDll' Jmk opened hive docn Uio urnw to ltandinJ of the natuff al become Und to th• fact that Sta doon, .c!mi~a admit •• ...,..,., -.. mountain peopll State Leader her modt of trauportaUoo ., their ftnt 1 tD a 1ame II an. GI molt bom• Within th1a cmun:z= WU I WbltldWr. wbttlcbp, Blcau.ae ber old· .• aplltlnmtl." many ol Ba:rblra't Honored Guest 1blt la a typScal reaction er brother Bill allo wu a "If I lll4 1'4 .,. bin 1'hc> hav. ~ 4urtDi to dark·balrtd. browiHyed student thn, -edmlt-blUlr ---......... IOme of he mo- Sta~ of Epdlon Barbara Davea~, w b o taDct WU medt I few de· I'd be J:Jml,'''Blitma fllld, mentl. "I've been l~," baa beQ unab to watt cre-tuier, anc. be would ln IMr tDl1latCbt _._.. abe 1ay1, "to haft a Slpna Mn. Jo Ad-.me. aa ecddant MDdcNd be Ible to take blr to daa-''But If• 1Dlit bltAI bOrD lot ol frienda who were U.. ama of San Lean· her • parapleoc at the •ce u . with treckle.t: JOU baft to when I needed them. And dro, be tbe honored ol 9. A.Uened to the needs of accept tt beca ....... '-'l too, being one o1 m dd1. cueat at the hmcbeon nwet.-From that time~ No. 1tudenta like Barbara coJ. mucb )'W OU dO lbaut It.. · G'en baa been lood lw me. tn1 of Orulnood Re,Son-1 battle wtth frien family legta ~ tcboola •alike Two ,_.. ~ ._. ''hlrly much ol the Ume al Oouncil. and -..it ... to be ac. bepn ra.:y' ml camt 1M Art _. l ,... left to ft&lsi m1 on Thi mMtms wm t a t • ~ for herself lint ol wider cloorwafl PM• ordiaab' ol AJIY, 1. e bett1es. lt'1 I put adYa- place ~Mn. 18, bl u. l*'IOJl, _,.. In their blueprint. ID N=11oo4 YClliO Q.11'111 tqt, competition. Yoo ban the J\nere I TUltln. Upon O'fldu•Uon frun h1lb order to eecommodate them. pro ID W•••1.,., AWJrt, to make your own way.'• ~~~ ·~~~~~~~~-~~~~ Weleo111e to Our Annual Pre-view of c~"61ma6 ::becoraliond Fri. & lat.-Nov. 17 & 11 . UNUSUAL IMPOR11D MUllND .... ebo(r bo)'I. natiYtty ..... )(aican "\ttlfit1 dllplql. GAaLANDI GulaDdl far drap&ni OD tn., llta!rcuM, wind.on, \ dOoiW&JL CHRISTMAS BIRDS FOR CHEERY DECORATIONS AND OTHER ARRANGEMENTS WIDI YAlllTY OP THI PINDT CANDUS • SHORT ONES •TALL ONES •TINY ONES • FAT ONES ' '1111 9 P.M. We've Transformed Our Nursery & Flower Shop Into A Holiday Fantasyland Full Of Christmas· Decorations From All Over The World Bollilta"t emtam dMfpd ortpialt - doer ....,., wreatbl, mut1I pMcel, table ~p.. fAIJASJIWlY lH-111 .A,.t;~/ ~lnuu from 2' to 7' tell -in green & -~ sp~ colori All reesonebly priced. Al Reasonably Priced • ' W1DE VARJETY OF CHRISTMAS STRIN& LIGHTS • tor Indoor and outdoor. 'nJ11 lllDab.lrft la --.lty des1IJlll. CALL OUR ROWER SHOP FOR IEAUTIFUU Y DESIGNED TllANKIOIVINCI CINTIR PllCU See Our Manes Of Artificia I Flowers- leaves-Grasse1 .•• For Your Own Arrangements. A Whole Nunerr Pull of ... utlful Plants ferChrlsMuGlft1 fun bloomin<J azel.el. chryNnthemuma. camellias, b.autiful tropical plants, dwarf citruJ. llOINNINO DIC. I WI WILL II OPIN MRY NIGHT 'TILL 9 P.M. DIC. ht HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M TO I ,.M. .. .. Thundly. ~ 16. 1967 DAJLY mar JI Authors_ Honored at Party band to autocraph cop1 .. ot the book which r. a Mriel ol atet.cbel, riclet and rsm- lailCIDCa relatlD1 Oruae Count)' hlltory. nt. pebllcatlon bu been written bJ memben of the Quill Pea Club, a creative Some people spend a lifetime finding ' the formula for The Big Money. California Federal can give it to you in 60 seconds. YS + Q7 + T = $$$$$. YoarS.tlnp + Calfcmlal'edent +Time• The Bil Moaq. Dillppoialr1! became it IOUDda too llmple? Don't be. It wam. At oar pr-.m ruo wldl daily cmnpA11adlrw, JOGI' IDODS1 i.. at the nation's Jargelt federal can doob1c m Jaa dlan 14 Ja11. We psy the nadco'• higtat ~on pulboat ..,mp. We blc:t It with--. ibwath d $1.S billbL And we v.t J10U lib a mlDb•'• wbedm JCll are or DOC. So try oar fammJa. Yoa don't need a 6le rm to ea-. how JmCil I Clll DG tD ~ W1• Nllla'l'Wntm 't ....... .... um J JleW • fUlboot accmll• whea miql &Del all dtri- denda Nilldn a Jell'• Jf our 5% current annual rate II compoauded dally ad melmalned a Jell• 5,299' • ..... ltftM!t. 3-ywbmwamtifiratelOD$1,000 mini· ~ IOOOUldl eam 11'-" ,eadJ bon1ll abate 1w ma. IlWlmcll 111114 ~ ..... nal..S.,, JOiia d., ---hD «bl lit. Aft«t. fOlh, newfaadl-fna l11td~..ea. ... 1a111 "'* Mll>NUI 3 moadll « ....... to 6tq wtdldlawa .. ---..... cs-tit end of the qaaner. ~..._to $15,000 bf a r ic 111DOJ d the U.& ~t. EDblahld .. 1925....., ... 1 ............ HOME LOANS • ,., ,..111 ........... ••b •••.• ••••• .... _....,._.•a. .. w far canlSlllllM ~ .-. felt --Ind CCIMnllnt .... ............... For JIU -... "'dflce .... lllMcS•A ..... 11111 l I w1•1I •• ,._.,_ .. ... ""dftr» ~flt cu canltruc:tbt -.... c. ~ 9174W. m 154. ......., ...... ·•·Lan~l~hd•up to $5.000 with I v-t to PIY· ,er room --... pcdt, ~,..,... Q:irne lft« ... "" db. ..... CAUFORNIA FEDERAL SAVIN BB ................ . . . . . . . •cu : ,.._ .. .,.,., • ...__..._.c t1/,,.,,.._,._ 3 NEIGHBORHOOD OFF1C£S NEAR YOU: ANAH!IM·EAST: 1717· EAST UNCOl.M AYf.. • 776-S700 · £ ANAHEIM·W!ST: 600 NORTH EUCLID AVE.• 776-2222 &'COSTA MESA: 2700 HARBOR Bl.VD. • ~ Held Office: 5670 Wlllhlrt Ba...,.d. Loi Al•'n I t I ff DAil Y PILOT Artiste de la Rue Helena Scott, Huntington Beach artist, ihows one of the more than 1,000 art objecta to be displayed beginning Thursday at Huntington Center. Twenty· five county artists including Lea Muuenae. Mary· 110 Sonnickson and Anna Opperman ot Huntington Beach, will display tpeir wort&. Federal Funds Go To Program at GWC AppliOlltlon f o r federal funds to .. i., fi99 voca- tional CDUr'lel -1 ~ a teeflDo&ot:J bt•1dlns at Golden West College b I I been made by tn.tee. el Orani• C.0.st Oollef• Di•· bi ct. If approved, P>l,732 1n district money woWd be put wrth $282,310 in fedenl mon- ey to pay for 1he proj~. The tecJmology bW.ldi.nc would cost S390.t0>, " wt9di a bout half would be fedef'aJ mooey, made available un· Road Deaths Show Rise SACRAMENTO (AP) - Highway death.I n11e ID Qc. tober, but tbe toll foe 11187 still ii below that " 1988, the Callfonua Highway Pa· trol report&. October claimed 464 per· sons on roada, 19 more tban the aame mooth last yeer. But the death total for the first 10 mooehl of 1967 II 3,88.1, down !7 from 1,V70 throu&b October' 1966. der the Voeeticml Educl.- tka Ad. DltUid ~ Narmm E. WIDGD laid tbe -~ bnl1clnl 11 ctelpel*ly need- ed to be\ance 'VOCllltional ot- ftrinll wtllll 9C8demlc pro-arams. AppUOltion for the fedfnl f U D d I WU tlppl'OVed by board rnernbers Ml1.ler u.. week. 'Ibe propoMd coorsea: · Airframe 8Dd power pllmt mechattics -to train •-cnft mectmUca, of which bre ls creet abortege. Auto body aod frame - to train atudmta for the field ot automobOe body re- pair. ~e end power me- d..-c. -to trem automo- bile mec:banics. Recreation technician - to pr-epert 1tudema for lead- wtbip politiOOI m the rec- reation field. Socia! service tedlnician -to prepme ~ for welfare, (.rObet.too and IO- ciaJ ~ wart. Also included ID the ap. plication for fedef'al tundlS II f!S,000 for a manufact\Jr. in& processes laboratory oo the Golden West campus and 123.000 for a new voce- 1looal edoceti<m office. Harbor Eagle Scouts Get Honors Toni ght Fow-teen Eagle Scouts from Newport Beech. Cos- ta Meea and Htmtington Beach will be hooored tti11 evening by the Newport Harbor Elks Lodge No 1767. J~e Donald Dungan, presiding judge " the Or· enge County Hm1>or Judi· C'W District, WJ.ll speak at the ceremonies, C<lin<:..lding with the Lodge's ''Kn o w Your America Week." ec- cording to l.Aurence C. Mc· Arthur. exalted ruler. I ScouU to be honored are James J . Lawrence. K. W. Everson Jr., RoU F. Zur· cher, Steven J. IAodligan. Terry R. Daum. James W '!'rotter and Dona1d K. Sev· 1er. all " Newport Beach; Michael P. Woodard, John M. Lane. Ken E. Stoltz, St.even R. Lashier, David J. Desjar<lne and Robert J. Connelly Jr , all of Cos· ta Mesa; and Patrick L. Britt, Huntington Beedl. ·~·--Tiit •T ..... COSTA MESA IMDEJI DM Ullll 1£ACI um w 1745 Newport Blvd. 646-1666 9541 Garden Groft BMS. 63&-&200 1629 ~ Bead! BIWll. __ (213) 43&-9789 929 ( FTrst St 547·9431 OVEll 60 MMCO s.40PS IN CAlll'OftHIA SERVING THE Public and Trade COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 2211 WMt a.IN. l tvd. Newport Beach CYO Slates Queen Ball The annual Cathoilc Youth Oraanlutton Teen Queen Ball will be held at the Roi· Jywood Palladium Sunday at 7 pm., culmlnatin1 t.be CYO Teen Queen Coot.tit ln Loi Aogelea and Orance count.lea. · Candidates repreaent1na 48 CYO teen clubl will com· pete for the honor, aocord· .ing to Norman Andenon, ball cha1rman. Popo1ar vote will declde the winner, who will be aowned bJ Sandra Miranda of Inrindale, ltll queen. . "' . ' I Tax Bate a t Issue School 'Factual Date' in Di-spu te College Offers CPA Claaea Cal Stat.a, Fullerton 11 of· feriDC Sautrday morning cla.slel to prepare would-be cer1il1ed public accountants for the stat. CPA Exam. Dr. JOMpb Rlb 11. a member of the HWltin,ton Beach Union HJp School board of truateea Tueeday nljbt complained to fellow ~ that be ta bavinl trouble sett1nc blctual data from the diJtrict adm!nia. tratlon. Diatrict Supt. Dr. Mn Forney immecllateq denied that the lidDdldltrMion is wffbboldl.. b:afonnatioo from tnltllel. Dr. JUba1 Aid that be has fOUDd a .. ldnd al ..n•• be- tween himself and the ad· ministration when It comes to gettln& Information. Ht aaid that in preparlnc for recommending a new tax rat. for nut yNr be wuta the admtniltratico to IUP- ply him with "some factual d~t.a " Dr. Forney aaid that be Is "alway•. willing to alt down with any tru.atee to d.1.1· CUN I~ prcbleml, but development al atud.lea re- qwrin& suct1 clerical time should be requested by tbt entire boa.rd." "All I uk ia aome factual data. My opposition t.o the recent tu lncreue wu hued not only on finance matters, but on opposition t.o eome thin&I we are not dolnc wen. "I will support I tax pro- poul, but -l'm ec>Jn& to make 1ure we 1peQd t h e money on th.Ina• I feel im· portant to education." &a.rd Praident J 0 h • Bentley uted Dr. Ribal who be had ln mind when he suggested sharlna the factual data with "any ot.h· er Jntereat.ed parties.'' Dr. Rlbal replied that be fee!J information on other t b a n penonnel matters ahould be open to tM pub- lic. "You don't want to take a poaltion that we want to bide things. do you?'' he uted BeoUey. Tru.lteea took oo action OD Dr. R.1bal11 request for accea to information. Call 871-3.1>0. ut. 461. for reptntton l.DformaUon. UCR Picb Dean Dr. Jelfrfly B. RUllell, a 33-year-old autborit.1 oa re- ligious and medieval biJ. tory. has been mmed Mlo- d.ate de.> ot the &ndmt. division at the tJmW!l"lit1 ol Catifornta, Rlvtnide. ~lam:= FOR MEN WE LOST OUR LEASE ·IN OUR HUNnNGTON PARK STORI & MUST MOYI ALL Oila MIRCllANDISI NOWI LOST OUR LEASE! Sale Being Held at All Four Stores! LAST 6 DAYS! SAVE 36°/o TO 72°/o AND EVEN MORE R.; .. • $85 to $200, Now $21 to $169 MEN'S SUITS New Fall Styles $47 Complete stock of aizes Regulars-Short.Longs RecJ. $15 • $95 NOW REG. $95 to $125 REG. $125 ...... REG. $125 to $135 RIG. $135 to $145 PAMOVS HAND .'58 569 579 '99 -._ MS t9 $17J new $21 t. $14' . SPOIT COATS ILAZERS • PLAIDS • CHECKS Tracfltlonal and Fashion .... $55 to $75 NOW ..•••.. 536 Reci. $65 to $85 NOW ....... 547 RecJ. $75 to $95 NOW ....... 558 SPICIAL·-·GROUP • SUITS & SPORTCOATS CUSTOM suns U6. 1141 TO U ot NOW '129 TO $169 REG. $45 to $85 NOW '28 t-... MEN'S JACKm NEWEST FALL STYLES Values to $18 NOW 51297 Values to $24.95 51897 RecJ. $29. 95 52497 £lams FOR MEN t SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPT.! DRESS SLACKS Complete Size Rancie RecJ. $20 NOW '9'' RecJ. $23 • $25 NOW 51567 Reci. $25 • $35 NOW 51867 HUNfUeaTON llACM PUWITON H ........ C:.. Or1111hlr c..t.f S-D .... flwy.9'1Mdt 0 1 ~-"---HJ.1111 ll .. J44J IVlttY 1un 'TIL t DAILY 'TIL • IAT. 'TIL 6 "'<*., TIIUIU~ 11111 'TU. t .... 11f.H te S2'.H "-t1U7 te IUU7 SWEATERS •AIDIN ••on O....,.c...ty ..... a .. -.. ......., IJM7Jt OAILT "TIL I MOii. TIIUU I •111. 'Tll t FAMOUS BRANDS Card.iia111 and Pallovss bgul1r $19.95 511 67 REG. $1'.95 te $24.95 51367 Regut.r $24.95 '1767 HUNTIM•TOM , •• &JU '9afflc .._ 111-"n DAILY "Tl\. I. ... & "'"'· °Tf\.' -. •' or D : ·. - .. , CM Hippies,· Go Away Ne-pal Battling lvasion From West KATMANDU. N t pa I C UPI) -n.. blnlu come htre from th• Uilltad States Md Europe to &tt hllb wbut you cu 10 OU hllber. in the Hlmala,yu on t h e roof ol tho world. The Nepal-.. dbli)e them ud don't undentad tbem. Bot still they come for the pot la cheap, lepl and fMd. lty available; tbe au1ultl OD the le.Diii made by hip. pits ln 1ucb lowland places at New York'• East VWa1e act intensified here where ~ air 11 UJluer tn tho audow of Ml Everest. ~ YOUDC AJDtrtcan wom- an who woru • a aecre-tan l9r the u.s. fanlp ald niluton in Katmandu wu "al.kin' one ~ cm a bill bJlh above Katinindu Val· 117. .9fERICAN VOJCIC .From 1n ~ of 1'1 auddeo.lJ CAIDI an Amer· 1911 wtc.: 0 Hl ..... Bow an your• ••It wae qWte cmaett.Una ti bear an AIDlrtCaD eccent la tbOH IWloawftftCl,0 the *1'etlry a.aid. :'rbe hippie wbo addrtlled -bid been dttlq la tbe llllde of the lYJ enjoyin1 flt 1pectacular "'9w below trek from tbe IDdlan bor· der. Tba Nel)IU aovtrnmeat la becomina-mor. And men IUlplciOUI Of the tumed4l feneraUon and baa re•trict.. ed them to Katmand&a val· ley after aome were arrest· ed trylna to crou tbe bor· dar into Communllt aun.11 tettitory. Many bave been ltopptd wbUe trytn1 to enter tht Red CbintM Embuly tn Katmaacha. COMPUINTS ComplaJnta by ahop own- .... rutaurant ..., and ~ tel ktepera about bippla = ,a1 tbttr bWI an lo ooe moatb, police lot· ged » compll!nfa of non- peyment and etOt caaea ol quuTtla a b o 1l t pQmelll. moatly lovolvlq food and drink. Tbe Ttbetaa ~l OlOb, once a popu1tl' buaout b' hlpp!ea, WU forced to clOM in s.piember btca\IM t b t customers falltcl to pay thelr bUll. del'ltl an IMnt tbelr crowd a Md iwne. ADd IDaDJ " the J~ fompert la Nepal .. _. biplll• at all. but ••..UC )'OWlt people wtth j 11 I t fDOQCb Cub to -lr'OUDCI the world on a atibtMl&ni lblnl•· MID1 American Peeoa Carpi wort.en atrum la from Mltbboriat Ind.la and Southdlt Alia. Alt boaelt Jot, tbeJ J:!. want to .. Nepel on way bome. Oftk1ala la N4tpal do not object to the clMn youna IDID ad W01D1D wbo haw IDOUP IDOMJ to P"1 their "'1· / IOU 08BCftONI ,,.., do object to scraa11 beards, lODI hair aad d1rtJ clotbel. Tbe Nepalue a1ao turn up their DOH• at tbe blue cloud.I oC martjuaaa amob In public placea. Scae c1a1m tbe~an~ ICbool ebJJdrtn to ... m.artJuua and .. otbtr- will rabdq Ntpl)l IOdety bJ cautn1 Widtr • .,. of the ntd amoa1 Ntp•l'• ~~ ,:=n one of Kat· PbJlUI Catctdl, 10; a pen anthropology mtjor, liJm her rllle on ~ ~J mudu'• spat'1.lq rtvva u~ of tb• Army aOTC at UCLA with clutmat. Bona1d r ran t o:i1 WMN pll butle aloanl a Mut1n Andtnml. The .,homofe ia the first coed enroUecl 1n bulc tarf ... • Thwtday, NMft!Nr 16, 1967 DAILY PILOT IJ D• Ann Landers: ... ........... , ... ..... my UUle .. _._ mak•T" "•lre•ll•....i•....i...,_ ........................ 1 • "llew e-I teU •Y wife ... ,. . ....,. ....... ,,, -counting b1a bWalinl tiom lbove. ~lie decllnecl to aivt bl.a .-me. "A large number of tbt aahibl 1tartn1 in my bottl for weeta promi.Md to ~ in tull at the time of their ct.pe.rture but left tbt hotel for a walk tn tile d11 ud never returned.•• aakS tbe owner. cbt1 ... ltandl •-r h • ldlDce at the ICboal. Camp," • '°°" ........ _...;.... __ ..;.._~~-----------------... ......... --------· bav•o. ------ ; ''Folb back home would Wat rm CN11.'' be aaid. ''TbeJ an o-t 1'art and Ibey ruined my bulinul.'' In another popular bJPll6e ~t. the ,,... Blue ftM; taurut, a tip lboti .. Ml'Yice COUDtlr ,.... : ··.u. tention, Wttteraen p.i.ue muat pay bt adTance for evny Mt.able puttbutd here." Blpplll .,,.,.. to It .,.. CIUM It 11 cbellp ad d ': ·n. Touriatl IWU'm la to lie .. bifsiMI. 01~ TlleerlM Go Astray .. RMI ~ al u.r. and INeduai nm an WWrlea ... la tbe • o( • 'btlllri• II NfP91 . WW. ita mtihty 1llma1ayu and quiet 1l1lll. .. c Brttlah hlpple aaid. CAMP fOlJNDD rounder of tbl camp, an lk'OOm hotel and rtltaur· Mt, II Ravi Chawla, 11, an u-pubUc relaUou mu for Burma Shell OU Company tn lolllbQ whe cot tired of ~ Mi city Strift I )'lat qo. Tliaiki~ VWtnam • "Here .. -bneale freely. ••YI.ram the polJon:ou alr af modem matwlaliatic dv· Olaatlon wtddl bu made a -. d life bt the weal" ,. NOT LOVED °f sbe IO"Dded .. tbou&b • bllltv.d her word1. : Wb1i. tbe btpplu low N• 1*. the Utile country be- then Indla and Tibe( cto.a llDt love the hippie.. An estim1ted 4.000 ol UMtn i:a.ve foWld their ••T to ~tmandu ln tbt put 10 monthl. Kost of them ar- $-ed tired, blob lid dlr\y .iter a dlllt7 mODtatloul .... : The owner ot the 8lde Tibetan WU forc«S Clo cM bia hotel WlnC btc&UM bll hippie cueat eoalc: DOt Pl1 for tbeir roama. BANNING JllPPIEI 1'be toftl'DIDtDt la con- aidertq Nnnm1 tntrJ to hJppieJ. ''Jlut that J!l'UIDta a apt- clal problem,., laid ID of. ncJa1 la tbe f oreJp mlail- try ... blcau1e we milht vie· umla tbt Innocent and gen· ulM tDuttltl .•• Mott bJpplM CCIWltllr that a ftw of-~ W-... wan- . Tbt Camp c1ter1 to traY· · .i.n with liUlt money to apend. The most expemln room -a double -eoee ter 10 rupees ($1.33) per day. 1be lowllut pad lll1I for 4 rupea <•bout 53 cents). ln Ravi' I d.lnJns room tbe traveler can chOOM from a menu that raniea frOm fr9I black tea wttbout rqar ;;o a full meal for UO l"Upeel (about S,, centl). ... -rook mar ly PBIL NEWSOM ...................... Back ID tbe "*1111 ot 1182, Jwt a1W the UnJW &Ute. bid ablDdoned Laol U I buUQe ~ up9pdiD. ~ it WU di9cld. ed M lbe maln ltm4 wouW bl ... Sou1b Vltt.m whn .. Soatb aim. ... P"*Ctitd -flank ad ~ WMtirn~tbtofblr. ft1a placed .. main .. ,... llDt al tbe Met.a Nftr ,.... tt fornMd tM == bltw .. L&oe and , ntt m South VI~ Dim at a. 17th p&Nllel 1 OPIN DAJLY 10 A.M. TO f P.M. THI COM!"*.ITI CHRISTMAS STOii : SATURDAY & SUNDAY f A.M. TO 6 P.M. I : ADYEITlllD IPICIALS GOOD THIOU-.t TUllDAY ~-DISTRIBUTORS CCEAIANCEI ~ PRE-FINISHED Pl YWOOD ~AMELING : .. . :.- . Al ,..._ INllCI .._ Gea1lw1 tt.lw1otll P•• , ... to $49.tS ltrvlhetl cell•r lyY l••I• ,. .. 1. 3/lx48x96 In. ___ 5.99 ... 3/lx48x,108 ln. ____ ut ea. 3/8x48xl20 In._ 6.99 ••· ~•mhed cedar early'4•rican panels :; ~5/lx41x96 In.. ___ .... 6.99 ••· ~5/8x48x I 08 ln. ___ 7 .49 ••· . i5/lf.48X120 In. .7.99 ea. ~ W.01 for Ptltio P-111,Sferete Sit .. , Pl9y It Tree Ho•• Ir '-dftt . -. . pre-finished & v-gr•ved panels I /4x48x84 In.·-·-------··'·'' ... I I 4x48x96 In. ··-··-·····················-7 .99 ••~ ' l/4x48xl20 In.___ 9.99 ea. SPICllS: Oelr, W..._, llrch, N•-. ClftCI Ta•, LllRlt9d Seipply We bav• a Ju1e but Um!tad aupply ot fiDMt quality puellDJ. We boqbt out the d11- tributor'1 stock at tnmendoua 11Yin11. Some bave been on d.laplay and may ha" 1llpt defect. but all are completely UHable 1nd they would norm1ll7 Mll for up to f't.911 . Betlffn S•• DU,. Free.,.. •INI C...i ..... ., .... areeJduard 19122 BROOKHURST ST., HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-2441 --.. ' IOUtbward aloq the border with Cambocha and into tbe Mekong Delta. REASONING The re&10ning went that militarily audl a lloe would be easler to defend, tW. U. South Vietnamese aonm- ment ol Prelldent Nco Dtah Diem hid proved ttlelf both ateble and ltaunchlJ pro- Weatem IDd that tile U.S. tr&ined and equlpped Soutb Vietnam... a r m 'I would ftcbt to pro&ect utloaal free- dom. Commmabt Viet Cone lo South VlllDam .... f1pe4 at •bout 5.000. HMCwy ovtit the Wt flft YMl'I bM lboft .. falllq ol lae rtalGllln«. at 1-lt l.DIOlar u ft ~lied to South VllCDam wtllrt, even to bold l&I on, u .s. troop ltrtnetb ha 1ncreuecl to DIS'ly 500,000 men and Ult Vitt 0mc .S tbe!r Nertb Vle1umeM ... to 8'0\md 297,000. Witblo 1111 lut )' .. , pnt· IUrel haft belll ln<'TMltn1 .,.mst ThaQanct. APATHY SJIOWN Aoc1, lo 'Iballand, 1ovem· meot compilceney, apathy -nooa the 1*11)111 and • fall· ure to r..:t et llOI cor- rectly ooWd Cl'elte a rJtul · tion, tf not U bed Al, at lealt wmp.aable to South Vietnam. A year a10 American ad· vilors in Tbllland were say· in& tblt tbe ·~ Patri-otic FrGat (Qamwdlt led) la. ~. DOt tbe Viet Cooi IDd .. fta1 covern· mmt ta not tit Diem re- liJne!' rt turaMr .,.. potnted out that two 7em-a llfter ltl foundlof tM ftlJ Patrlotfc Front hlid Jet to Ronn a police Mtkln. blow a brldJt or kill a dktrict officer. Jn Odiober, the Clandel· tine redfo ""*'-of the 1bat People" boMtecl that C-om· "' ............. Compared muDlft.W rtbl1 forctt Md k1Dld GI' waundld 1,108 .... mq'' torcea and capturt4 ..... .l1l the llCODd week of No- vember, t8T«i.sta openUne aao ml.Ill _... o1 BlnOM ilD.ct a.. • mac1e o11. wttll _.... 910,G In loot. POU(Zm1a la Wolbaton ProvlDct, clott to•~ witb IA· OI, IUb JMCblnepa flrt woundld • d1atrict aupcrin. tlDdeDt Of pollce. Otbea-ten'ciVta, 121 milM ... of ~ blft klll· Id 1' pqlloemen .. Au· tu& 1-wet U..y at· tlmpted a rWd en a police OUlpOlt. It 11 ocuwonby u.at moct ol tbeee atucta occur tn the~ nor1bwt Mm' 1MI -tn the IOutb clote 1o .. border wttb Ma1Jtb,. BoOl ere ...., ol mM1 ~ prombea but JUie talflDmeat. IDd ol m 011 a t I a 1 reeentmau amoq the people. American advt.en in Th&i land continue to iMlt that tbe problem 11 more politi- cal than milltmy. n.t may be true but !a't tbat the way it ltart.ed "' V1ltmm 1 UCR Schedules Homecoming Unlveratlf ot eautorna, RJVWllct. wt1l blld a COID· bi.Did open boult Md home- com.lnf far aJ.umal ud O(h. « vt&itan Satardl(), Nov. 18. UCR'a BllNitaders w 111 meet the U.S. Cout Guard Academy temn from New LondCID, Conn., la tba bome- comJD& footbell pme. A "Meet 1he ai.tceDor" re- ception will be held at 10:~ a.m . in eoftjunctlon with~ da1·tonc open bol»e. .............. n •• ,,. ..... ..,. ...,,. .................. •mreJaT" "Bew •• I •••• my ladler -.pe.......," tCJa It rtpt fer • wt.le te .... ... lier ....... , .......... ,.~ .... ................. 1r •• ........ _," ·~I• •eker te laved la ll•rme•e_.....T" uwuc ....... ,..._ •• , ,. ............ 1'11e9. hf'' MW• wen aeer9'1y ......W -· --l'a........, ••• ,,, "De Y•• dat•• I .. eruy te l1lle ..... ,,, And Ann Answers . With lmight, Feeling and Humor EVERY DAY IN TBB Mental Health Warning SAN FRANCISCO -The health al Callfornla'a com- rnunibec la io erave danfer. This wu tbe cooclwaon of an em..-gency meetin& ln San Frandllco al represen- tau ves al the majority or the non-profit mental be.Ith facilities who parUclpatt ln CalilOl'n.ta'1 Short • Doyle <ilmmuruty m«atal health program. At the cooclusioo of the em~gency meettni. spokes- man Gerald F. Ja~n. executive director of the Los Angeles PsydUatnc Serv- ice, told a press confer- ence : "We believe that i! t h e pubtic'a water supplies were contaminated. or if cholera were epidemic. the public would demand actaon. We believe that the unmet re- quests for belp by the men- tally and emotionally dis· turbed indicate an equally dangerous p u b I 1 c health threat 'THREAT' "Thia committee f e e I s that once the public 1s fully 11\fonned. wtuch is the in· tenlJon of OUT committee, it w11J not tolerate this threat and will demand action." The cruia can be ldenti- fled in the following ways. 1. Jncrusecs need for )0... cal Short-Doyle cootnct ra- cd1Uet. 11Ua ii due to the UK.Teaaln« numbers ol pa- l.Jent£ being diJcha.rged Crom state mental bosplt.ilJ. These people need support at the commuruty level to ei>mplete their recovery and rehabilJ- taboo. lt l.5 also due to the partJcular character of a state hke Ca.Worma. where an expl<><hng populaUon has meant a large number of transtent.s, rapidly shifting c;oc1al structure. and conse· quent stress and turmoil for the i.ndlvtdual -who turns t.o the local ei>mmuruty fa- cility for ~Uon a n d treatment of mental illness Fw-ther. patieots no longer able U> get help under Med1- Cal are turning 1n increas- ing numbers U> Sbort-Doyk! fac1bbes. including children and adolescent& who are get- tJng help for the first bme 2 lncr~sed utilization of available local resources by persons eilgible under Short- Doyle. Preliminary esb· mates Crom these fac1llbes show up to 50 percent 1n· crease tn the last fiscal year f 196EHi7 t over prior years Projections indicate a cor· responchng increase m de· mand for both adults .lnd children lhls year and next year. TASK FORCES The committee formed ~­ g1onal task forces to gattier p<>runent hard data to 1den- t1fy and validate unmet men-1 1 al health needs of the pop· ulat1on. and to develop the bt>st possible use of avail-· able menllll health resources' by geographical area In early December the C'Omm1ttee will request that Or James Lowry. dirPctor of the state dttpartment of mental hygiene meet with the committee in order to ~hare with him thetr pro· r<'ss1onal asses~ment a n d ret-ommendat1ons Later meeungs will be re- quested of Gov Reagan. Speaker lJnruh and other members of the Legislature throughout the state. 'The truth about the com- munity mental health emcr. ~ency and what can be done to meet 1t must be made known to our government and the pubhc before nt'Xl year's 5tate budget is set in concrete." Dr Jacobson said. "That is our purpose and why we call ourselves an emergency committee " Ullon1 in Chair Dr William Ullom. super- intendttnl of Laguna Beach llniCted School D1stnct. will chair a discussion on "f.'1s- <'•I Dimens10ns of Provid· mg Local Services" at a <irhl)()l-dty and county gov · I f"t"nment conferenct' tonight in Buena Park i"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''~ ~ S.rvilH) The ~ i PUBLIC ~ ~ & .. ' ~ ~ TRADE ~ ~ ~ .. .. ~ One of the largest and ~ ~ most modern printing f• ~ ~ cilitia1 in Oranoa County ~I .. .. ~ .i§i!·iijdl:Hidi_ ~I • •1 ~ 221 I W B-4boa Blvd : • • ·,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,, G HARBOR .TAU ADVANTAGE OF OUR -· SHOPPING CENTtR ... GRAND OPINING SPEOAlS I 2300 HARBOR, 549-1195 COSTA MESA PJllllNG SHEllS FREE 11TM PVUMASI II ,, .... "' .... 11 ruincs AT Tll&I STOii MJJllOR 1.sloTIR c»fLY ~ .. . ,. . {.,.,' , I• r • l ••• ...... FHHION PAl@!CI D!PARf•ENT Broww ttwough Oilr w id •. wondttiJ .. ~ of ANE FABRICS • PAffiRNS • NOTIONS -CONSULT N' .. 1espeop1. fer • .,.,. ad,. ~ ... yfJNI ....;.w, pro~ OPENING SPECIAL LORELLA PRINTS $1'!. 45" Wide Hand Washable Reg . 1.98 yd. OPENING SPECIAL SINGER SUPER BROADCLOTH 50% Zantrel Polynosic Rayon 50% Cotton -i5'' Wide. Reg. 1.29 yd. 89~0· SINGER DUCK CLOTH 100% Cotton Wrinkle Re~istant 36" Wide Reg . 89c yd. 77~0· SINGER SUPER FLANNEL as·~ WC>d, 1s•1. Nylon $229 Hand W 11hable ~" Wide. Reg. 2.-i8 yd. YD. BONDED BOUCLEITE J.4% Rayon, 5s•1. Acetate s•1. Nylon. Dry Clean Reg. 3.98 yd. $24! BONDED SPORTS KNIT Face: I 00% Cotton Backing: I 00% Acetate T ricot '45" Wide, Hand Washable Reg . 1.98 yd. WELCOME ,. ,.,, .. .,.., SINGER CINTER Fi11d the ., .. t iii Hwifl9 "'echi11e1 111d ubi11•h, floor ••r• •11d ho'"• Ht•rt•i11- m111t products, •xcitin9 fuhio11 febrlcal 'LUS the fr1e11dli eri i11-1h•p .,,; •+-~om• mvice i11 t.wfl! HURRY i11 tecleyl VlllT OUI ·HOJM INTDTAINMlllT CINlll ITIUOl-lllCOUI ... w ......... •. SINGER now puts lcotoR I in your Hie! s.A.v.l•ao -..-- • A'-94 .. i., .... ....., _. .... ...,. .....,.-..... ..... ,....... • Awt-etlo .... _ "-••t•lf• .. t9 P ,_•el•• • ·-""' (itll•14'"9n ttletwl ............. """'"' ••l•n. • ""' .............. fw,.... ...... S.l.V.E.t Golden 'JOuch &Sew• deluxe zi&·zac sewinc machine in modern dnk! J>IM U.V.£.1 s_.,t We reducbcn • Ill 5 llllOdl!s "TMCll l .... sm.c lnldlines- portablt .. iR Cllb!Ml of yolll' c:boice! iouch& ew SINGER• PoriabJ. TJpew1Mw ••n~ •'\{IP ... , ,..._ ....... ........ ............ _.. ·~ .... ..,,,..._ •39•11 -~~~\ ~:: ... -.~ ~ ..... ~ '149" FRIE ·Gins hr herr••• ... r.cMM aboutom- e&17budget tmu SAVE UO FIATMDVlllGHT* portable uwin9 machine by SINGll with cue! • UtM•• .............. ..., n•1t ,...., • ....... ....., •• I I, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------,_..--..... COME IN AND REGISTER FOR FREE DOOR PRIZE Mo Pll'dllse Necess.y • WIN A SINGER '10UCH I SEW" Model 629·541 ABOVE VALUES AUO GOOD AT ALL ORANGE COUNTY SINGER STORES! HAHOI CINTH OHL Y What i new for tomon-ow is at S I N G E R today t • ER HARIOR CENTER -2300 HARBOR -549-1195 COSTA MESA STORE HOURS: MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. 'Tll 5:30 P.M. .. . .. . . ~ i ; . . ~: JJ : 'I : :·~·. • 1 - • ( ' I t • r h s ( c 0 J• p 1 u A bl of R. M ; j • 1'·1 ·~ ( TO.,d•1. Nooon ... 16, 1'67 DAILY PILOT %3 Was JFK Death .4 Shots From 3 Guns in Six Seconds? Former Argentina Official Now at UCI Deductible RU88 U!ed I See By Today's Want Ads • Wkre to w dodl ""'°' Admen'• Party The Onnp County A« Club and Ona&• CountJ chapter ol the Allodatlon of Jnduatrlll Advriler• wt.I joinUy fPOn10r a CbrlnmU party la An1et Stadium Dec. 11 to aid need7 counb' fam· iliea durtq the Yule. ..,,...,;~:::{-~~ *"a 2T ,...... t:toau • ,,... ••• polltiaD Oll8I - AU11ie Star HOLLYWOOD (UPI) AU1tralla'1 Cblpl 1\111..V has __ ..... _ Gt "Kooa Cout" alanine Rkhard Ba.e and V • r a Milea. Kids Like to 'Ask Andy' ·" • 'JV """* mil.II full flt port ..... • A private pu1:J ii li:iU:IC lnlo the army Md JBUll ..n hil bMutttul '11 XK!:. e Wtw:rt )"Oil mn bave Yln)'l UM or Unol.uM illltaUed .... ,... ldtdl-. e Where lo find a COD~ pcru,f ...,. l'OOCll .. wtth • champlpt cdGrld -• Do yw nnt a 9'm Val&e)t a.Jet! 1'irln'• .. tor leus or IWlt dole l!D b Vall17'1 nn.t 111i Hftll Na. 1 Paper: The Daily Pilot meaa ~ wer. two u- ··ados," Tbompaon com· JD8lltlld. "Al&boueh the de-tafll remain unclear, tht et· --ollhe ...... alnatlcln 11 aow apparent - the --!lndiq of tbe Warnn CommJ1aloe ii patently wroq; there were four lbota from three sun.s in alx HCondl. •• • Thom-cootencb u;. fi. na1 bullet tame from the Itel of tbl boll 1tocbde whlft MYB .,mmeue1 npa<lod _, (UllllOob ud -nporW omelllng tt. Ont Wftmp uw two men beblDd the .toctade I D d TbomflOD pretenb: IOPle l"liillllcl lqlelttne • man =-then hid In the ot 1 puked car and later WM driven awa,.. 1bomplcm. repu.ta tuti· mGDJ ol a DaDu patrolman, Joe lllnball SmJth, who met a man ba tbl parttnc lot behind tbe 1tockldt mo- memtl atler tbe ... au1na. Uoe. He pulled hill platol from b1a bolltar, 0.D • cldtd bl clldn'I -wbo bo WU ........ tor ud pul It boct. Jull -Ibo llranger "lbotred me tl18t -... • Secret Se:nice •Ital." 'homPMa a.aid a ebecll: of th. lndivldllal -ol So-~· -l(tDtl -IC• companied the mo&lorcade ........ lhet oU of ..... Ioli .... Doa1e1 Pl.uo .... wtth the motar'Cllde aad ·-to .... boopttal. Tbo ·--tbl mu .. coald aot bave -·---atllloqb bl -_, ·-toblSocntlor· vb credatlala ... "Who wu be?·To Udl day bO OM knows," 'J'hompeon ........ WE'LL . NEVER · BE ·uN RSOLD! I ' ONLY 28'' WIDE ... rot CM MNll A llCI• Im l lNIR•L , LECTRIC • 74 MAii •m PIC1W PORTABLE T·ELEYISIOll ALL CllUH. Yllf.IMf llCIPTIM· • Hi&ll-i~ 81lnd P"iyslymie ell!illlt •Built-in ~ llhscapiag ... ·T~--•74 ,..e ild! li!Jnlll lil:ill • IWy 15 lbsJ GENERAL· ELEaRIC -COMPACJ- R E FR I G • FREEZER • ltro degM freezer SIDrls ti 91111&.J ...... fresh, keeps fllvlM' i1! • Automat~ defnlst relrll!fll!Dr secliol tar ,.. con¥enience, 111 worry, no mess! • Huge porctlain enamel vegetable bili lllJlds 9flO bushels! • Backetl by yearn of 1111••1 -· '-£, .a oame you e111't bolt! O"'" MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10 A.M.·9 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A..M.-6 P.M. • HARBOR 4 ADAMI (College Center) COST A MUA 546-2936 ,/ 546~2937 -!.f DAJL Y PILOT Anyone To Build Ships? WASHINGTON' CUPn - ln a major departure trom cuatom, the N&vy is asking lnduatry not only to build but basically to de&ign a new fleet of destroyers for the 19708. At a recent confidential briefing, the Navy outllned to industry leaden its gen· eral requirements for the destroyer of Ult future - such as apeed, endurance and basic weapons. It left 1ucb thinga as the hull, propulsion machinery. electronic gear and even the exact me largely up to ahlp- builders. ''We told them 'the bulk of the ship is in your hands.'" Rear Adm. Thom- as R. Weschler, coordinator of the destroyer program, said in an interview. According to other sour- ces, the Navy would like to build about :.> conventional· ly powered destroyers in the next five years and about 16 much larger, nuclear· powered frigates. OUR DESIGNS Traditionally, the N a v y bu designed its own ahips and had them built, a few at a time. It plans to order deltroy ers on a long-term, quan- tity, mus-production ham, u had been planned for the t a a t deploymmrt loelstic lhips (FDLS). Coqreat scuttled the FDU laqely on grounds tt.t they lnvol· ved concepta of military in- tervention which might drag the country into foreign Pd· ventures. Destroyers have a way of lasting beyond the life span of ordinary machinery. The World War I "Cana" were sWJ operating in World War fl. About 200 World War Il destroyers are still being used. Many of the ships have been exten&ively moderniz- ed to extend their lives. But the point h.u been reached where further auch rebuild- ing ls either too costly or impractie&l became of re- quirement.a for power and apace. BIG GROWTH Sine. tbe end of World Wu II, Weachler aays there bu been a tremendous growth in the amount of electronic gear carried on ships. "A modern destroyer now carries nearly 250 tons of electric gear, with a re- quirement of about 2,000 milowatta of electric pow- er." he said. Eight thousand tons is generally considered t h e smallest ship now capable of being nuclear powered. Therefore, the new destroy- ers I probably 5.000 to fi,000 tons l are not expected to be nuclear. The Navy sees a need for nuclear powered frigates of 8.000 tona or more for jobs such u escorting the four nuclear-powered carriers lt will have by 1974. They also will be needed for long~n­ durance command and con- trol assignment such as the nuclear cruiser Long Beach and nuclear frigate Bain- bridge have performed in the Gulf of Tonkin off Viet- nam Long Beach and Bain· bridge were designed as an- tiaircraft missile ships. COMMl'M'ED The destroyers. U>gether with 81 long·planned new destroyer escorts, will be heavily committed ti> de- fense against Russia's grow- ing submarine Oeet and any future ~ Chinese threat. But they will also be multi- purpose vessels equipped for a variety d asslilJ· men ts. Some lessons of Vietnam will probably be built inti> the new class of destroyers. Shore bombardment by guided missile probably will be developed. One Navy of. ficer observed that the Lon~ Beach. off Vietnam. "could· n't fire a shot unless at- tacked from the air." The Navy expects that tn coming y1>ars potential t>n· emiea will develop shore-to· ship missiles which could accurately reach out JOO miles. Therefore, better mts- 1Ue defense will be needed Recently Navy weapons have been growing longer in range. But the Jn1ss1le threat may mean "bringing back something like the ma· chinegun" for la5t-second defense. Weschler said. By Dec. I the NAvy hopes In l'Pnd industrv a formal "rrqucst for propo~al~" - in eHecl an 1nv1tat.Lon for I 1<1~' lllundq, Nfwemblt 16. 1967 . ·------·---·-. ··----... ·----__. ,. .... BARKER BROS. • • • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 ONLY • • • 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. I Twelve bit hours to 1C1Ye on Barker INL top quality Merchatteliw! Spect9colar 1pecialt h1 fumlhlre, TV, ate~ appllences, t.letp am, floor coverings, acc1aorie1. Shop .. rly! Some Hating• ia liMitecl ~uentlty. upholstered furnihlre hton rocket', Soltm mople finilhed hardwood -29.95 17.11 Mod.n "Orbit" ~r. loom podded, plastic; __ 89.50 17.M Modem a.di• IOdw, wood trim., 4 colott 99.50 HM LufJ A.eric• .......... ct.elr .... C*'lltonabie, with hith ......... pillow "'9cl. boic pleo!H ftounce. ~J,e, oold red print. VallM 109.50 58. Fr.Mc Prov. klluclde arm lounot choir, domoak _.109.50 ..... le4ia' conte"'porery awl.of rocker A real comfon foYO<llt In yoyr c:holu of wipe clean plostk °' tsxtut'td damask, tCKh In 3 co1ort. Otamond 66 tvft.d. I 09 50 • loclet' high bock .. l\lel rockar, moteta ... _.11,.50 77.lt ,.,... fitti1tt iou..,. cheir ExceptlOf'Olly comfortoblt wrt+i button-tufted attoch41<1 pcllow bock; glove .,ft plastk In block, ol1v., cottee 87 bean 8rOSJ ferrvla, catten. Value l-49 50 • COf'toured d>orvwl bock 1our'Q1 choir, 3 color~ ....... 149 50 n .M High p1llow bock 1ounot choir, .,.1v1t, 5 colon. .. __ .1Y9.50 1HM Donl.., modem 72'' tofo & cholr, CIOVlf clioi« ... -.. 199 50 UIM to''Mfae~ .... Beounfvlly bhtvit Mfoo.tufted MIOt ond bock, t+w cover • ~lot "A9ollo" plos1ic, wide ronoe 1 88 of mo<Mm col<H9. Voh.-269.50 • Top gro1" leother lounge choir, 6 colon ···--· 249.50 111.00 109" modem IOfo with built-In mnd tobln ___ .279.50 lfS.00 K"*'l•r'a MM Mo4 "In 1roup," 20% off Sofcn, lov• -"· cho11'1, ottomo"'· floor aomplea only, ell soedolly 56 336 reduced. Reo. ,'9.95 to "19.95 .• • aofa alHpen tuxedo etyle alHper ift cour choice Hon<home h•gl'I fashion In block, ohve Or nugg't plo~t•c Of olrvt, 1111>Phtr1 or pumpkin pane l 1 88 Quill floral Volu. 279.50 • Trodt!tOnOI 1leeper, ponel~ili.d florol ..... ·--···) 19 SO 229.00 Loose pollow-bock 1IHC>ll', ponel.qu1lt florol -·-·-··349 SO l6t.OO ~·1tze sleeper, foam N01'1, 3 colo<-s ····-·-.. -379 50 2H .OO S1'1Qlefold llMf>lr, gold, block, 0'""· plortlc __ ... 409 SO l~.00 dining room 5-IJ'. trodlttonol oroup, table," dlotrs ____ .. 279.00 222.00 S-pc. lerbhi,. perty Mt Early Amer1con gome table, 48" rovnd, with i>e<l· utol base; four gome cho1n, blocl< plastte 110" 277 MCJplt ftnt.Nd hordwoods. 329 50 • I-pc. modern 111 toblc, fovr cone cho1r1 ···-··-······ 369.00 2tt.SO S-pc. "Ira••" MecllterNIMH porty let -48" OCtOQ<>nOI pedestal table, four party cho•f'l, block upholste,-..d MOts. Styled In oak hn1s~ hordwoods. Value 469 50 333. 5-pc !talion set: oval table, four choirs ····--·-4S2.SO J7t.SO S-pc. "Briarcliff" Sponi1h atyle 1,.u, A6" ro~d table, 18" fill, A side choifl. l y rl\om. asvltl. In briar fintslwd l'lordwoodl A,, txcept1onol 47 5 buy. Volue S49 SO Matching 64" buffet. vol ue 329 SO 275.00 Motchlno 52" dMa, val1M 5-49 50 471.00 5-pc:. Oroel "Almeria" Ml: tablt, A choin ·······-···599 SO 4ff.OO lam pc MecfiterreftHn ltyle Nt.le la"'' Hond~~ ped.,tol boM of 1lmuloted ooed walnut 2 9 42" high with off-wt\ilte Welt -45. • Lo,oe contemporory eeromlc tobl1 lom()t .••. 59 95 to 79 95 U 00 Get It now on a IARKB FUXACCOUNT • • • our slmpliffecl, p.nonalll.d cr9dit plan that giv• you up to 3 y.an to pay. dinett11, wrought iron 30" rd. wroyghtiron tobl•, ofa. top, 2 dtl'L -79.95 J.4.ts 36" to 48" oct. tobl1. onyx ,aa.. fas>, ' cihl'L -119.95 U .H S-pc. dlHtte, ...... •••11telteWe -42" round table,~ ... w . ~ -· -1wlv1I tholr1 In bledt vlf¥. Ottw cob' ~., 12791 Vol"' 169.00 42" wrouo"tt ''°" table, gloa top, 4 d'Oln 209.95 117.H 42'' to 60" oc1 plostic top table, A choirs --···--·209.95 tit.ti 42xSJ" ovol toblt ex!. to 64", oval toble, -4 dlrs. 199.50 167.H .42" to 60" oct. toblt, -4 choirs, wrought Iron ___ .•. 209.95 177.H S-pc . wrou1ht il'Ott dlnatt. 48" round table hos glou toe>. ~tal tic.. 4 deluu choirs, frvma '" ~ 179'1 of c.olor 229.9S -S-pc. Spo"iah 11tyle 41Mth -48" round toble, walnut plostlc OI' glo• 1C9, mot· 22995 il'l'e ~lof boY, A cholr1. Oufltondlflo Mt, bio SOVlngJ Volue 295 00 7 -pc. wrou1ht Iron dinette Glou t<><> !obit "'"""'' 3-4"x60"; 1tur:t pedrs1ol boM. • aide choirs wlltl comfortob e 23491 box "°" luy f!OW, Sove • big 65.00....2".95 "" -..gl'lt I""' table, wot. plol. top, -4 cMlrL-.315.00 117.H b-4rOOM J-,c • ..-d•,. "Co•Mporery Hottte" ,,..., 72" trlple dnn.Mr, vertical mirror, twin, full or ~ ponel heocb>ord. Wolnut fir11shed hard-195 loOOds. Voluf' 3-pc .. 259.00 • Moldline 38'' chat, volue 129 50 H .M Motchlna commode, volue '9.50 49.00 3-i>C-modem 72" dresMf, rnlrror, heoclboord --269.50 19'.00 3-pc. Fr.'-· 66" df-, minor, hee<i>d. -·-.359.50 27S.OO J.pc. modem 72" dreuer, minor, heodboord __ 3S9.50 277.00 3-pc. modem 66" dres.ser, mirror, heodboord ----369.00 2tl.OO 3-pc. colonlol 70" drener, minor, heedbd. -·-··-···-'39.00 Jll.00 J -pc. white and 9014 "l .. lie1t Cle11ic .. 7 4 ·• lrlple dr~ser. vertlcol "'"'°', ""'"• fvll Of queen thot•bock i,.odboord, white ond gold l1n- 11hed hardwood solidi. Value 469 00 366. MotchlflQ thest-on<'-t, volue 219 50 IH.00 Motchlno night stond, volu. 94 .50 72.00 J-pc. "lriorcHW' S,.•I• ltyle 1rou' 66" triple df-e-, ll91tkol mirror, twin, full or ~ pone! l'llOdbeotd; bv ~lie If! brior 466. ffnl..,_d hordwooda. Voll.It S..t.50 Motchlng 48" ct.f, votue 2A9.50 lH .00 Motdllno 26" ftlthtstand, volue 109.50 H .00 l •pc. "Al1Mrie" Spelti1h aty1e 1rou, 'W' trlple 0,-, gold finished vertlcol mirror, twl,,, full or quwn kroll htoclJoord; Cortez fJ11 494. pecon v-"· hordwooc:b. Value 599.SO Matching door chest, volue 399.50 J21.00 Moidllno night •tand, value 119.SO lt.00 n1.ttre1Mt, box aprift91 .. _..,... en4 N• apri"f, twin oftly Sovt 25.95 on t+w 2-pc. M l ..• nwdium ttntlon, 44 ov1lty 1trlped cover. Ptrfect for child'a or gu.t's • '°°"" 2.pc. Nt value 69.95. i...c .... "'°",...•box apring, twin. full, 2-pc. wt ---79.95 SS.00 twla, full, rot•l•r, edra lo1t1 Mottr-and box aprlno, firm ~Ion, in twin, full 66 regular t.ngt+i Of 80". Firm t.nslon, bl1M striped • CO'<'lf". 2-pc. Ml 'l'alut 89.95 i..,._ tit S.m twin M full firm sleep Ht, 2-pc. Ht _ 99.50 Sealy twin, full, regular or 80" 2-9(:. Mt..------79.90 Serto quilt top twin, full, print Ca>ler, 2·pc. a.t._l~.90 $.afy deluxe qullttd .. t, -4 1lut, 2-pc. Mt ••••••• -139.95 11.-pc. ki"I MH alee, Mt with llnen1 Mottr-, 2..pc. box tPtlng, medium MNlon, heavy 67.00 74.00 74.00 t4.00 atrll)td uwer, metal bed frame, l'IMded hn1ns, 1 7 9 cximplet. 12.pe pockao-, va lue 259.50 • I BARKER BROS. ] HUNTfNeTON llACH e IHc~ Blvd. e+ Edin9er e 192.4-405 SANTA ANA e 2522 North M•in StrH t e 5-47-7651 Shop Mondey, Thursdey end Fridey I 0 +o 9, Oth•r d•yt I 0 to 6 taW•, occaioft•I pitcn ........................ A ~ of dlclllllltclt plate ol• lftl,.,. In told fiMhed ~ UIT'tl*' .,.,,..,.,, 19 59 2'.ts:.9'.50 •• • '~:::::·====·==-=·::::::::::::::::=======~= .. ............ , ...... fiaW. ' .,.,, d U...tr(' toblet In wolrwt fit1- w.d 1'°~ Chole• of codttoll, G011imodt, 24 94 i.,. or .,ct tobl•. 34.95-1 29.50 •• " Mhtnlo Medlmroqeon tob111, 4 111• _19.50-175.00 M .-144. Co&tarwa tobtet. coclltoll, 2 cc>n'lmOda ------99.50 71.M Medlt•roneon f!Ola toe> codttoll table, 36" tq. -129.50 7t.M loobtoc:b, 30' wide, pec0n flnbNd cnfl ---129.50 11.M 7.._., ll~lt chest, peca1t °" eo1t 1 ... 9.50 11t.M MoM1v1 '!' Medltt1roneon er...,.. 3-49.SO 1'9.M dn1perin, ltoudetr .,.. Flber;lol4t print~. ki,. ala , l colot't ---34.95 Jt.M "lloq...t'' twht .,..., ....... Hint Cope throw, puff quitted cottcft velv.t. Hot pink, 2991 ~· jade, ~· blu.. "95 , 79 95 H .t 1 Kl"G, duol, 99.95 ff.ti "Fle•n" ••I~ twitt et full .,,... Hond-guidld, outClne W!i.d prtnt In 4 CIOMw ~ hlnotloN °" whtte Clltlllfl. ". 98 ,,.. Klno, duol al1•, 'l'OM 129.95 7t.H floor co••ri"I' ... n ... y1oa ~·· 1tree4 .... ContlnUOUI fllaf'l'ltnt nylon pile, h!QMO'# loop, 12'. , .. .._ 4 c:oi0tL lmtolted over ell IP°"O' rubber poddino. ~ lteo-8.99 sq. yd. " iaahllt4 ., ....... et,. .. ~ ........... Smooth, pluih pile densely pocked fot moxlmurn 7 77 ... •-· A 8orbr'1 llKC.lustw by L-. 12'. 6 ealon. ,4. R~. 9,99 aq, yd, ..... w Installed Herculor4 ol~fin pile, tweed -·-··Ml· )'d. '99 fl'\ltalled Craton acrylic pile -···-··-··-··...sq· yd. 11.tt Installed ~t 50119 nylon pile ----.IQ· yd. 12.99 lnstoli.d Cr11lor4 acrylic pile ...... -. .tq. yd. 11.99 INtolled Kodeta polye1t1r shag pile ___ .sq. yd. 13.99 lnstolltd pllAh wool v1lv.t pile .. _ ........... ..sq. yd. 14.99 J nylon core broid rvos. 9xl2', 3115'. 2x3' 3-pc.s._ ... 13.85 lteddin' .... , .............. pfftows I 7.77 .... .... .... '·" . ... )1.77 lorkM.t "-ool pillows fllted w+t+i chob ~ ) 111 ~ down for rettfut alMO. Stondoftf 20-26" .... _ Reoulor 1-4.15 ... appliance1, TV, stereo Wnti1tthouso 14 cu. ft. refritemor Completely fro&t fr .. lhrouohovt, 2-door wit+, door storage, at h • r delUKe feoturts; white. 207.i QOP9er, o~ado. 238.H 16 cu. ft. G.E. froat-frte 2-door ,..frloerotor -299.H 2.67.11 Phllca 1-4 cu. ft. mrig., au1ornotic Ice mok.tr __ •. .279 .H 147 .IJ lf CY. ft. ~Hie Nfritot91et 11 cu. ft. upright rwfriQerotor, 2-45-lb. upright f,..e11r, complet•ly frost fru , oll dtlUKe feotu,... 3771J In eompoct apace. 449 88 O'Ku fe & Merritt 30" rof1Qe, Teflonl9 oven llnerL-.189.H Gaffers & Sottltr 36" 2-~n eye ltv .. rono• -319.H G.E. 14-lb. all-fobflc eutomotlc washtr ....... __ 179 81 WutinghouM IS-lb. heavy <Nty gos drytr --·---1"9 H Packard Bell 15" dlog. measure UHF/VHF TV 109 H -··· 9" Peckar4 loll aolW atete TV 167.tl 177.16 lU.71 '""' 17.U 9" dlogonol meoaurw, lighrw.'tt portal>M, 0 3 lbs.), UHF/VHF, honcllt, onttnnos, extra .. t, a Olrlst· mos oiftl 119.H 93. 172 aq. ia. ~tor TV T 1rrlflc aovlngs on big &lu portable •.. ond lt'a color! UHF/VHF, hand wired thoaal•, built-In on-277. tennos, welnut finish. 329 50 Pl\rfca AM-FM/FM stereo, 6 IPl<!kers, hordwood .... 279.81 U7.6J Pockord Bell 72" AM-FM/FM ster-t0, St:iorllth •tvl• 389.n J19.M No phone, mall, C.0.D. w hold orclwt, pt.a... All subfe<t to flnal sale •.. otl 1alee final. Shop earfy for complete Mt.ctton. . .. ' • - ' Tllur1dly, Nottmbff 16, l %7 DAILY PILOT %5 Behan: The ' •cool~ Bruin Quarterbaek Thua far lD hi.I con.ctat. year. a.ban ha1 yet to aee the Bruin• lote to the TroJana from USC. In 1985 be conoedlld with two loe( touchdown puae.._.. for 84 1ards a.Del anothll!r for 46-to IMd UCLA t9 a »18 1'1D OYV UI ~ rlYal lD t• be WU foreed ID1D a ap8C· tator rale wHb .. ljjared ank19 u aablUtute qusWba<* Narman Dow IJ*k..S-Ulie Bl'Wnl to'*' VktorJ ... Althoush tbe Trojans, tbJrd ranked hi the nation. are b-.ored bJ three Point.a over the Ont raMed Bru.lna, Beban 19 confident b1a tean\ will ap1n emerge the winner of tbe bis famt. we iilJ k.now how much thia came means" If UCLA is indeed a smooth ~am. then Beban 1.1 the man who provide• the lubrication that keep1 it that way. UCLA coach Tommy Prothn, a gentlemanly Southerner not liven to hyperbole, saya &imply that "Beban hu no weakoesaea" aa a player and describes him as "The Great One.'' ln ltls bUJineulike approach to foot- baJJ. Beban ls refrethln1ly candid about his deslre to play pro ball once hJa college career is over. "I tt>ally don't know whether I have the ability to play profesalonally, but I wouldn't consider my football carffr compltte if I didn't at leaat give it a try that is ii the pros want me," he a&)'S Beban tuive hi.I Dini at the 1port for pay. And for a cool and bU1ine11Wte player, the pay should be qw~ sub- 1tanUal. Only once ln hb carMr did Behan ever comt close to loainC hiJ cool. That wu ju.st before the 19118 Rose Bowl fame a1a1n1t heavily favored M.lch11an State. The • aopbomon quarterbac\ wu sttUng hi tbe dresslnl room 1weaUn1 out the moment of truth when coach Prothro walked up aod reportedly said: "Jut remember, Gary. there's 800 million Chinele acrolS the OCt'&n who don't Civ• a damn about this 1ame." Beban relaxed and UCLA went on to upset tbt Spartana. 14-11 "We've cot momentUlll.'' ht painted out. "We proved that .pl.nit Wash- ington (48-0 for tbe Brulnl). And we've eot the bad pmea (stanlwd IDd Oregon State) behind ua. ''It'll be a touih pine, but we abould win. We're a 1mooth tam and There's little doubt in anyone'• mind that the pros are moat anxious to let The Bnuna may not wt.n Saturday. but if they do lose It won't be becauae Gary Beban blew b1I "cool." GAltY IEIAN UPIT ......... Chicago Black Hawk alu' Stan Mikita Jumps for joy alter be acored a eoal Wednelday niibt in National Hockey 1.aJue &&me at SL Louis. On let ii St. Louil Blue goalie Glenn Hall. Blues' Bob Plqer watches action. Black Hawu went on to but St. Louis, 4-1. Golden West to Wind Up 2nd Grid Season Tonight BJ EARL GUSTSEY Of .. Diiiy ,. .... ..., Golden West Ccilep brinp it.I sec- ond football 1ea1011 to a close tonieht when the Rustler• take on San Ber· nardino Valley CoUege at the Orangr Show Bowl. For Golden Wett. the game reprt> aent.I an opportunlty to improve b> one win the 1988 record of ~1. Righ now the '87 RuaUers art ~. San Bernardino ls U but the match appears to be pretty much of a pick 'em affair The lndlans of coach Joe Lub al- GOLDEN WEST LE-Jay Williams lM LT-Dan Cunningham n LG-Jack Bowman 200 C -BW Parsons lM RG-Duain Crout 215 RT-Charles Cru.zat ~ RE-Bruce Partridge D QB-John Initehart 160 LH-Randy Vataha 170 FB-Steven Fanner 185 FI.r-Jerry Oeincer 185 SAN BERNARDINO LE-Sam ChJigtl an 175 LT-Bill Bernlk• 200 LG-Jim Padore 200 C -Doug Huff llM> RG-Rob.ln Tenney 220 RT-Carl McWllliams 215 RE-Earl Coillnt 210 QB-Randy Scott 155 RH-Mike Dolan 16.5 TB-Georce Tribble 175 FB-Mlke Rivera 190 S.D. MUST WIN FOR BOWL BID ways play well in their backyard and San Berdoo ii fresb from an lmpru- alve effort •lainst Fullerton. Thoae who saw il claim the Sin Berdoo -Fullerton cont.eat waa nearly a carbon copy of Golden Wesl'a 13-7 logs to the Hornets. San Berdoo lost by 13-0. A Ude o( weakening injuries that be- ~an to wrack Golden Wen around tM third week o( the .euon continued thJs week at the Ruatlen' practice tie!d. Tom McMahon, a third atrtng quarterback who bad been turned into a pus receiver, auffered an ankle in· jury in a drill Tuuday and won't play tonight. And starting tackle Dan Ounn.lngham injured an ankle 1n last week's 25-0 win over Chaffey and ls out. Arnie Fut.acw, a 1eal0Ded per- former at (IW'd, will mils only the aecond pme in the two yeara be 's been a Rustler atart.er. Futeiaki has an lnjund knee. Shackleford, forced to cet ready for tht 1ndlam with only three practice da.y1, say1 the task Is made more dif· ficult becaU1e of San Bernardino· s varied defenses. "MOit of the teams in the !:utern Conference stick with just oae defenSf' but San Berdoo bu used several and It takes time to prepare for all of them. "And ,.. haven't u much time for Individual work as usual so we've coocentrated mo1Uy on teamwork th.is time." The GWC cOllCb identified back Gene Tribble as San BernardJ.no ·' moct eftective performer. Seal Beach Girl Lone U.S. Tennis Survivor BRISBANE, Australia (AP) -Ka- thy Ha?Ur ol Seal Be~h. Calli., w011 her third round women' 1 match Wed- nesday Mid became the lone U. S. survivor in the quarter-final)• ol the Queensland Lawn TenniJ Champion- arupa. MJsa Hamr advanced with a u . S-3. 7-5 victory over Helen Gourlay o( Australia. Mary Ann Ei1el of St. Louis. 1lxth- ranked in the United States, waa oust- ~ by Gail Sherriff of ~traU. 6-3, 8'3. Jan Leach.ly of Denmark and Mike Belbn of cao.da were the lone for- eagn survivors in tbe men's division. Leshly &alned the quarter -finals with a 6-3, M triwn¢ over Dick <nl17 ol Auatralla. Belkin upset eJ.lhth·aeeded Terry AddllOCI of Aus· tralla t-7, M . The favored John N~be. hold· er of the Wimbledoo and U. S crO'Wlls. l.dvaoced euily over Pbllllp Kent 8--0. M and the veteran Roy Emerson oust- ed Allen McDonald M . M Ray Rutt.ls ol Au.atralla beat Tor- ben Ulrich of Denmark U, 7..5, 6-4. Bill Bowrsy woa over P.e.r CW1h of Brit- ain u. 7-$, 6-0. Backtracking the Rivalry UCLA Surges to Front, Holds Edge on SC in Fifties A CUY named Cameron • • • ,.. ll*Dber him for UCLA f ADd there wen other mem«lbW nmaea that partidpated hi the daaic Trojan-Bruin rivalry from 1151-!I , •• men like Jon Arnett, Red Sanden, Rudy Bukich, Donn MOObaw, Hardi-man Cureton, etc. Tbil was the en when the Bruins came to national prominence and were able to earn a >4·1 edge in the Fabu- lous Fifties agam.st the Men of Troy. Biggest crowd of the session wu In 195-4 when Sanders' Uclans romped, 34-0. 1951-UCLA tl. TROJANS 7 A wlback named Paw Cameron passed for one touchdown and DoM Moomaw from Anaheim eot another wbell be intercepted a Rudy Bukich pass and returned It ?1J yards for the score. Jim Sean got the only 11.X·pointe.r of the day for the Trojans Crowd -71.738. llSt-TROJANS 14, UCLA 1% It wu the batlle of the unbea~n -at at.ake was the Rose Bowl and the Pee title. UCLA left the field with a 12-7 half· time ldvanta •. thanks to Pete DaiJ. ey'a field goal, a a&fety and a touch· down by Bill Stits. SC's polnta came on a 75-yard lateral p6ay from Al Carmichael (Santa Ana) to Sears. Troy'• winning score came when Elmer Wilhoite intercepted a pass and returned it to tbe Bruin eight. From there Sean pused to Carmichael for the victory. Crowd -118,889. lts3--UCLA ti. TROJANS t Bob Davenport and Cameron were the Bru10 touchdown producers as the We$twood group earned Ila first Rose Bowl trip in seven yeara. UCLA's sturdy defenae throttled the Trojan1 most of the afternoon. Crowd -83,968. ltu-UCLA M, TROJANS t A second 1traJght conference crown and a second consecutive shutout of the Trojans for Red Sanden. It wu 7-0 for three quarters. then the Bruln1 unloaded with Jim Decker, Hardiman Cureton. Primo VU!anueva, Terry Dehay and Bob Heydfl'Dfelt 1hln- 1n~ for the victors. Jon Arnett and Jim Contratto starred for SC. Crowd -10U48. lW-UCLA 17. TROJANS '1 Troy got off to the nght kind of ~tart when Arnett ran the opening kickoff '11 yards for a touchdown. But ~ood news went sour when the dash was nullified oo I clipping infraction. UCLA took over with Decker. Sam Drown and Davenport doing the dam- age. C. R. Roberta, Arnett and Gor· don Duvall were the heroes for USC The Bruins went on to the Rose Bowl where they auffered a stunnin& 17-14 1011 to Mlcblgan Stau on a field goal with snen aeconds to play Crowd -95,878. 195f-TROJANS It, UCLA 7 A 32·yard field goal by Ells Kiss· mger and a touchdown pass from C R. Roberta to Hillard Hill spelled the eod of a three-year Bruin dommance Stu Farber cot tbt lone talJy of the day for . UCLA with S2 MCOnda to play. Kirk WU-ol the 1CMa aver•aed 5U yuda per pwl1. Crowd -IS,'IW. 116'7-Ua.A .. TROJANS f Don Long and Diet Wallen were the blg gun1 for UCLA u Sanders finished a ninth straight winning sea- son u Brlun coach. He was never b> tutor another team -dying before the next teUOn fot under way . USC'• touchdown came with 23 sec· onds renWning In the came. Crowd -M,111. lt58-TROJANS 11, UCLA 1.5 It wu acoreleu for a half and the Bruina e.ojoyed a 15-7 lead &oing into the lut atx minutes on touchdowns by Ray Smith and John Brown and Bill Kilmer'• two-point conversion. But Luther Hayes raced 74 yard.a Sport• in Brief with 5:40 to play and Tom Mauidln ran for the tytnc tw~point PAT. SC menac.s ap.tn, blttlini ti) .. UCLA 1J betan the PD ao11ndad a end to tbe tbriDer, Crowd -Dl,5U7. lllt-lJCLA lt, TROJANS J Don Zacbtlt's 27-yard fteld pl aot the Cardinal and Gold off to a 3.Q lead then each foe stopped the other'• drive once before UCLA f1nally crack· ed the Ice. Ivory Jones' 31-yard placement tied the count then went ahead Yitb I.be help of a pu1 tnterfereace call cm the USC aeven when Jecry Traynham wu charged with the hltraction att.f Wlllle Wood bad mterceptai for 'froy. Ray Smith broke OVf/C for the ICON to knock USC from the number two spot ln national rating1. Crowd -¥.917. (Friday: Part IV) Native Dancer Is Dead; Army Bowl Bid Menaced PHD..ADELPHIA (AP) -Native Dancer, thorouibbred bone racing'• Bil Gray who counted the PreakneH and Belmont Stam amoa1 hU 21 victories in 22 .tarts durin& a 1pectac· war three·year career. died today fol· lowin1 an operation for a blockec.' in- ~stine The Maryland-bred, OW!led by Al- fred G. Vllllderbilt of New York died at the University of Pennsylvarua Vetermary Hospital about 5: 15 a.m . Veterinary 1urgeoru di100vered a tumor bad choked otl about 10 feet of small lnte9t.1ne. Tbe tumor and the damaged intes- tine were removed during a 2~-bour operation that ended about midnight. Native Dmcer won 1715.240 durlng hi1 career. He was rebred to stud at Sagamore Farms. near Baltimore in 1954. His $20,000 llud fee was the tu&hut What's This? Amigos Win Road Game? DALLAS cAPl -Wlnnin& basket- ball games on the road had been a problem for the Anaheim Am.lgoa. The Amigo1 broke the Ji.Ju some- what Wed.nuday night with a 118-l~ come-from-behJ11d victory over the Dallas Chaparrals. Down five points goin& into the fi - nal period. the Amigos 1 c o r e d 35 points to just 19 for the host.a and won going away. ~· Selvaae It'd the wlnner'i with 24 point.a, IS of them com.inc on three-- point basketa from 25-leet or beyond. In the world for a pnvatel,y owned 1taJU011 . w_. Botel .. NEW ORLEANS -The SUCar' Bowl has been quietly informed tbet ••pow- erful ~le 1n hiCh places" d o a • t th.Int Army'• football team aboulcl play in a postaeuon 1ame W.• of the Vietnam W&J' Th1a new development c ti a D I•• flu.id situation for the Su.gar Bowl once •lain with North Oorotina State. Peon State, Lou.lsiana Sta~. Aubunt., Mluiasippl, Ml.am!, Fla., ll1d Wyom. ing all somewhere in the picture. "As of this moment, I would sq we would probably have el~er Nor11a Carolina State or Penn State VI. do ther Auburn or Miami," said on• Sugar B o w 1 official privately. ''But a great deal depends on the outcoma oC this Saturday's games " 500 l•r lrbltr SOUTH BEND. lnd-Jlm Seymoyr, Notre Dame's all·time top pea r-. ce1ver. has recovered from a foot tn. fee.Jon and will join the Fighting lrilb quest for the school's 500th footW victory in Saturday'1 1ame at Geor'ela Tech Ke11e1 Top• LAFAYETTE, lnd -Leroy Keyes., Purdue's aU-purpoee balfbeclt, ii cloae to clinching the individual ICOI' inl title this year amoog major col-1.ete football players. The Boilermaker ac. toOred three touchdowns In hia team's tl-12 rout ol Minnesota lut Seturd8)' and raised his year'1 point bervest to 1~. Statistics released by the National Collegiate Sports Servi~. Wedneld.tJ show Keyes has a 30-point lelld over hls closest challeng~rs, Butch Colaon ol East Carollna and Doug Dalton of New Mexico State. who are tied at 71. Pitt••• r•u SAN DlEGO -It's a matter of pro- duclnC for San Dieto State, Uwo na.. t100'1 No. 1 1mall coUe1e football team, while for Nortb Dakota Stat. It's a matter of wa1Unc Mid bopin1. San Diego St.Me. l-0 thU 1e11on and wtnner cl 24 1tra1gbt, playa home ca.mes a I a I o I t Montana State next Saturday and Utah State, Nov 25. West Plays, Lake rs Win Joh.n Beasley 1eored 28 for the lo1- er11 UnUl the victory, ttte Amigos had 1 roat1 record oC one win and 10 l011u. The Amigos lake on 1he Oakland Oaks In Ana.be1m'1 Coaventlon Ceittt NEW YORK -Elijah Pitts, <;,.... Bay halfback, Is out for the •van. having been placed on tbe "nMrVlld aa lnjured" lLst ol the NatiOMt Foot, ball ~ague TOP TEN 1. San oteco SL (5) 80 us 2.. North Dakota SL (2) 9-0 98 3. Ealt.rn Kentucky C2) 7·1·1 M 4 N. Mexico Rtghlanda (t) 8-0 58 5. Waynesburc 8-1 S2 8. Texas Arllntton 8-1 52 7 Northern Michigan 9--0 45 8. Tens A&J ( l) A-0 4.'J 9. Southwut TeL IMl ~ 10. Morpn Statt 7-0 28 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jm-y West tab charge when tbe 8ulll w e n t Brtda KoJff aa.ld af~r tht triumph pt.yed hl1 Oral National Baaketball ahead bt1efly 1D ';r MCOnd period. •'He tried to go a little too fast and got Auoctation 1ame of the ...aon Wed-Tbe Labn Jed tbe half by three. Into foul trouble." nesday ni1ht and made lt appear be 8M2.. but, with Jtm Berne• playing CMICAeo I.OS AllellH • ~ T • , T hadn't been away. Na best ball of U'9 Raaon and Etgtn ....,.. • u " .. ....., ' ,. 11 The f.foot-3, 17~pound pant, Who Baylor cootrtbutln1 valuable baslteta. SIOe" • "4 • ( .. I'\ • •11 , . ·~ " .. " ,,,.,..,. ' , , 1) mJued 12 1arne11 with a broken left tht Laken won handily. H1nl~t ' N It W.t 1 ~· 11 hand, blended in smoothly with th., ArchJe Clark led the Lahrs with )4 (rldt'°" , .. • "-tell • )S '' w .. -.-• M • e-i. ' ,, ,, Loa Angeles Laker• fut bnak 11 he polnt.1. But Barnes had 18. West and lt'<l ,_ s Mt " ..... ,.,. ' 11 ' and hi.a teammates 1ored the Chlca10 Baylor 1'7 tach. Gall Goodr'ch 15 and t-4utr1.-. ' ,.., ...... • ~o •• Mo•Ur r ' ,,, t Weu.i • ~ 0 Bulls. 124-116. ctn~r. M•I Cou.nta and OarTall lm· Sr .......... • N lt Although Wtlt played only 24 mlo-~off 12 tac h ,,..,,. .. • ... • fettt lt 0 )I C2 "' T.c11t #If , .. u "' utts, he wu crtdlted with el«ht H· "Ht 1ure ~lps us with his passlnit (l>ltl .. » n n • "I '"' ........ . ,,, ,. li -1)4 slsta. had 17 polnta and appeared to on our fut break1," Coach Biii van . .,.,.._ -, ·"' MXt Sunday everung AllAMll,,_ DAI.LAS • , f -..11 ' ,, ,. ........ C..-Nr I M 1 "•" l>MI••.. 1 s r 1• w1i..., •.Worloy l t It IT C ... ..., Oe"" I M 1 J ... ,..., Tur.,... 2 H 4 •111wtl ,_._ ' 01 J -·· '•lrrltll4 f l l ll l.oc:llm•" C~vlllft 6 , ) I' ,_, Kro,,_ \ l • IJ '""' 1 14 ' ··-· • 00 • e , T • 74 u ' M 11 J ).) I> ) w • T U H ,. . ... . I » 4 1 •o • I •• It Tot•'• o •» ,,. Tet•" n ,.., !OS ............. -"''"'Hiflf .... -.1. I>-'""'-· 11 .. '"'-"'"' b ..... . "~"' u n ~· \\ • "• 011 .. , 2• 1' • If -It.\ ,llUIH °"' --"°'"'• c;.,...., Tri!al l•>lll• -""•,,_llo< ». O•llH 11 11n-. .. u -&.111 \ If the Packt'rs ahouJd try to l"eacti- vate Pitta prior t.o the end of the ae• son, !ncluding JJO$\aeason play, Pttt.s coold be cla1med by any otbe-r NFL club on non-recallable w.aiVtts However. Vlnce Lombardi of the Packen, fully conve.ramt with the rules, would not ~ likely to risk such a valuable ;>r<iperty Pitts sufftr~ a tom achillt>s tfndon in 1 Nov 5 ~a~ with Baltimore Hi~ placf" has been taken by Donny Art· der~on the bonus \Ophomol't' CrC'l!Tl Texas Tech who scored four tC'lu<'h- downs Jasl SuntSay a~aimt Cleveland. U OAtlY PILOT Monarch Hopes On . Line 81 MDE KELLY 6f ....... ,.. ... Never before la lta aeven- year b11tc1rJ bu 1bl AnltlUI ~· camJ>alln n.niabed u t1ibtl1 u ft wUl wben the book .. dOlld -lbt 1917..uoa. 1'bret team. -&ntte, Mater Del and St. Paul. the trio wb1cl u. clGallDat.ed the Jeaaueill ID 1nU .... IOU -coUI ltlll w1n. or at leut tSit for. tbe ~ plauhtp. ToatOt at I lD the Santa Ana S0.1, Mater Del and St. Paul aboot for a polllble bwtb In the Cir pla7offa. Sentte, wtdcb defeat.cl Sl Palll and u.d Mater Del, ii almOlt • aboo-lD llnct the Frlara On.lab aiam.t four1h· place Cantwell (l-3) Friday. Victory tor Mater Dei me&n1 a tit with Servite for tbe title, usum1q of count that tbe Frian allo wtn. For the Swardlmen of St. PauJ, a win cmr the MOIWdla 1aln1 undllputed •• c 0 ll d place or a u.. for ftnt, lhould Servite loae. Both C'Ollteaden know UM IC<n ud 09"1 UM perti- nent knowMdc• Udo the bat.. tle at lbt Bowl C...ba Bob Woodl, of Mater Dei, and M.arijaa Andch, of St Paut. _.. a1IO keeDJY. aware of tonlCbt'. lmpl.lcad.oaa. WbUe tlCb coadl eute;r. taint • c.rtal.ll hip reprcl for tbe otbu'1 team, neWm can be aceu.Hd ot barborinc an undue amount ol respect lor tbl otbv, or bla charges "Servite made b1m (An- cich) pub tbe panic button earl7 JD the pme," Woodl S&yl. "'l'beJ {the SworQ.. men) re.U, eave up .•• Servlll kept ita Aqtlus Leap record ht ot de- fNt with a ooovlncing 2&-13 victory over St. Paul in &an- t.a P'e Sprtnas lut Friday. Andch, who viewed the ICOftJeu Ue between Mater Dai and Scrvlt. two weeb qo, coetend.s that, "Servtte la a much betw taam &ban Mt.tu DeJ." 'l1M Monarch• c o u l d ltroqlJ beneftt from the loN of St. Paul'1 lpeedy halfback Tom Clem1111, out for tbt MUon wtth u jn. jury auffered two w..U a10 accord1nJ to Anclch. Strv· ill bad the aame advaotqe lut~. In the Angelus Leacue'• MVtJl teUODI to date, the top three ftniabera b a v t been Mater Dei, Servlt.e and St. Paul, usually ill that It· que.nce. Tbe Monarcba bava won four of the put 11x titla, Strvite and St. Paul one each. Tars CIF Semis After 5-2 Conquest • Ill BJ GLENN WBl1E °' .. Dellr ......... LONG BEACll -New· port Bartlor Hilb'• clulY water polo forc.e advazad to tbe CD' ""'lflMll by ~ CM mp ot Wblt- tla', w. • ......, ...... noon at Loal BMab WU.an BifOl. Coach BW Bernett'• Sall· or1, now 20-1 for the 1ea- aon, will go In 1he water Frida1 at '7:• acu.t the Vll:lqa -cbmlp.lom ot the Moore IAque. A.dloe will be ltlltd at~ B1Cb. And tt wm be a srudi• match Im the Tm al.oct Don't be surprhed U Golden Welt or Orange Cout (or both) ICbeduJe a Saturday afternoon foot· ball game for next season. It'• the opinion here the JC's would be wise in at least trying to sell the idea of daytime JC foot- ball The weekend, night time entertainment menu in Southern California is pretty le~y. By kicking ofl at, aay 1 p.m., the junior colleeea would be com- petfni with onry the TV eame Wt.ad of 16,000 biih IChooI games. Pru tla4 COtU There'•• lot of valid pl'OI and cons to the ldea but we'd Ute to see at least an experiment. One of tte proa la that it costs about $125 to turn the Uihta on for an eveolng game. Orange Coast tried lt once before d~ a championship year, 195&. Only 250 fans aho up to see Rtvenide tie OCC, 26-26. But the coach at OCC that year, Al lnrin, blamed the beat for the turnout. "It wat 111 .... ,.... .,. the at.dlum f100f' thet •~•r­ noott," recella lrwln, now tt..d swim co.ch et UC Irvine. ''TM district et the time wet very serious •be.It pleylftl all eur .. mes on Saturday eftemeen but thet t•~ ..rt t1f toured ew~ en tht ldta." * * * Shawn McK.hmey, the 1984 Golden West quarter- back, look.I llke a solid bet to be Washington'• No. 1 QB uut season. A junior at Wuhington, McKin- ney comoleted two out of three agalnat UCLA lut week before bis protection deserted b1m. A HUJky spo~esman tell.a UI McKinney WU U· tra sharp in the Cal game. Not known for his run- ning ability, McKinney •hocked even hlrn•elf by rippin~ off a 32-yard izainer against the Bean. He wu the No. 3 Hu.sky quarterback but start- er Tom Sparlin la tn the doghouse for breaking cur· few tut weet and McKinney's ouUooi for hll sen- ior year in '68 ia very bright. * * * ADD QUARTERBACKS -'rhos. who theuld know uy the HCOnd 1trlft1 quarterback at Sant• ~ Hlth, Don Mett, he• the beat JMHlftl arm In Orange County. Unfortunetefy for Mott, aterter Rkk Deckert Mt tM .dge In •II otMr depa1tn..m.. * * * Costa Mesa '1 Mike Durbin loou like the bright- est youn1 1tar in profea1ional bowline in a long ti.mt. HlJ $8,000 victory at the Young.town, Ohio. open the other day 1ave him $22,015 for the year and eighth place on the Profeuional Bowler's A.ssocia· Uon money earnings lilt. He'• won more money than any other PBA rookie in hlltory. * * * The DAILY PILOrS editorial page editor, Al Bates, abowed clau Monday morninC by not stick- ing the needle to Judy Hurst of the society dept. Min Hurtt is a USC grad and a fanatic follower of Trojan footbaII. Batea ii an Oregon Slate alum. Bates, class of '29, penned the following letter to OSU'a atudent newspaper, the Daily Barometer: ''M one of the editon of the Dally Barometer (192&-29), I follow press comment on OSU rather closely. I'm embarrassed that mr alma mater hu no tarpaulin to keep ita footbal field dry before oonftrence gamea. ••If OSU hN .olely a ~r-up-the-mldclle off.nM, I eeufd poolbly beflew the chere-s bandfed about thet Onfott St•t• hn no tarp•ulm bK•use 'It helps the f!NM.' But thl111 not the c11•. Both OSU and USC wouW 9'."9 .._ helP9d by • drier field Nov. 11 ; beth were Uf e., the mucl. -e ....... to lteflevt OSU might h•v• won by • more convl ..... NO,., at It did at Purdue, without the dr-e ef tht ..... . their onlJ Joa "' tbt .,.. WU a '6-4 vtrdict to the Vik· inga. They a1IO own an 8-2 win over Downey. Wedneldl)''I bettle with Cal B.tcb wa. mucb toupe.r tbaD tb9 .. b' llUOll meet. mi betwtea tbit tft foll -a match whJdl tbe Sallota do«nfn#ed, ~. Barnett'• defensJve-mlnd- ed troops never trailed but they bad a dWkult time pen· etratl.ng the Condor d~ftrut. However, the Condors were never able to aet through Newport's defens- ive unit, scoring both goals on penalty throws by Ktn Montgomery and beln& held at bey tbe rut of the time. Tar coal.le T o m Oltver turned In • aparkliq llfort defendinl the Sailor net. Re made l1x difficult aavea to thwart Cel Hlgb'1 bid for an upset. Newport got oil to a slow start, beln& blown down with fouls and CQllty of some rMbcr shoddy pualnit. But the Tan flna1lJ click- ed with 1: 19 left in the ftrrt quarter u Jim McDonald popped a 15--foot lbot into the corner of the Condor goal. Cel Hieb came beet to tie tbinp, bowevtr, oa a penalty tou with 35 secoad.a left in the .tam.a. Newport WM able to aet tb8t ICOl'e back qulick1y u t00tbpaw E r I c -Lindroth made a neat move ill front of the aoaI to fake out a dettn1lvt man, then pushed the ball by the goalie to mm it 2--1 and 24 MCoadl still to go in the freme. 'l'bere WU DO cblngt ln the ICOl'9 until the last 3:49 of the third period u lJnd. rotb bettad ln a peoalty 1oat to mah it S-1. Tben the Sailor• sewed tblnp up with 5:48 remain· in& in the same oa a pen- alty pal by McOoalld. Cal Hlth's final point came with 4: 53 left on an- other penalty. But that wu offaet by Brad Shoemaker's ~ 11 1econda at.er. Shoemaker's shot wu par- tially blocked but tbt ball IP'81 into tbe goal for the score. Downey ended Mira Cos· ta's l&-aame win streak, 13- 6, to gain O>e semis. Deep Sea Fish Report ••Wf'OllT 1.-Wt ~ - tt.ral • lleneollll•. ,. -""' .. ....,.., ____ reel*·' ...... -beat. 11 lllllllvf. 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LO!fe IUC" C'Wflc 1-1fltllllll1 -41 t"'ltra; IM btrtt cuda, I MllWI, • ull<o ""· u 11on11o ,,._ ~ll>el-12 t41tlert Sl ber•.c"61, A boo, )1 boftt~ >10 roct ..-. I h•" .,.,, JO cow cool ... ...., , • .._ •~n Mlfltr• 1 .,.,,,<.,... t ..... • bonl!o.. ' "'"""'· ,. l*dl. . Tab Lomas As GWC's T~p Player . . U..r )lll'k Lomu ls GoJd9a WM 0o11eee'1 pay· er ot b week alter the Rustlers' 27.e victory over ChalJq !Mt weekend. Lomu. coach Ray Sheck- leford'• Wl!lsive riabt ta· ckle, WU I ltandout OD GWC'a .,a., rush and the de- fense agatast Of ~w pby lut week. A veratile performer, Lomu .tarted nery pme .. m olfeneift performer lut year but bu been u- st.gned lio the ~DH for mOlt cf this tealOD. I\ 1"'1Nt.c>ld, 2»-pounder who riles W, Lomu pr.ep- ~ .t Garden Grove Hllh· A tophomore, bt'a a police ldeJK't major at Golden Wat. He'll be a start.er to- rtlgbt when Golden Wut ends its seucm at San Ber- nardino. Another Ram Signs With Ramblers The Oran1e Count.J Ram· blers toct.y acquired defen- sive end Perry Parks, a former Manual Arta Blgb a.od Los Angeles State foot· ball standout, from the Los Angeles Rams' taxi 1qUlld. Perry bas ?>Mo carried by the Rama since Septem- ber when he returned from a tour of duty with the mill· tary. Rambler co a c b Homer Beatty is qui~ familiar with Perry since the M, 238· pound former All-City tackle was bn the 1965 LA State squad when Beatty wu head coach. "l htve been t:ryinl to 1et him since the beg1nnlnl ot our season and we fJnalty were able to obtain Illa MT· vices for the remainder of the yHr," ~atty uld. "He will be a great asset to tht de.fenff." Saint Coach HANDBALL EYENT SET ! -111 ttS .. -, .. I'll "' ... -lilt -"' -m "' , .. -,.,, r.atrillanblbll~­ td a UC InlM w tbe ll:ra- lft M-D wmt fftr ~ .. Oi'IDi9 OaaatJ. Jt'1 .. ftnl. aa1111 at an.aw Mall llandMD 1'oanwDlllt. ........ b1 UCL ftal .._la ll*ac:&e- ~~~~ o cc mm Fndl1. o.c. • • 24-game Streak Ends Poloists Beaten =: .. • ... *:r=l:'tl. 0 ......... 111111 lll ~oft...~,,....._.......... 'n.i......a. -.a. ...... eie-11111111 Md doablls. YI' ...... ~--.. -qu.ur lild TD el tour ~ aaae -..-M. llld ..-. lblClel ad the pow•tul Lone a• a c b IOa1I Won tbl Baet eou1d ud wttb m mlliuM left. doutt.. State vusu, ritbt dOWD to bnat tbe.lr ltrln,.. With th• Dab acond on a drJ\11 for Toanwnct cllrec:t«a are the wire Wednuday before 49u'a Jeadfac 4-1. Cbr1lty 1-'7. Tbe 1ut two mlmrtel Henry B u r II: • and Ray dropping an S.7 water polo bit on a pmaJty tbrow. Mike were marked wttb at.all bJ Tborntoo. amt referee la verdict for lta first lou 1n O'Gara then powered one ill both aquada, but bull4ot < e- Syd Fields. 25 1amu tbil year. on a feed from Bob Due. fenlel ll:ept aDJODt from Entr1a can be obta1ned occ wlll DOW begin prep-O'Gara hit •lain with 10 IOOriq. mm Burtt, UCJ bandball plng tor the Southern Cali· leconda left on a behtnd The Bua thu tadM their dl.reet«, UCJ, Irvtne, Calif. forni.a Cbampionablpt Nov. the back abot that tbe Long nscutar MUCID play at M-1, Ealrill will dote .t noon, 11-22 at El Camino College. Beach coalle atill halD't tbelr biebelt tftf wbl total Declmber l and drawings The came wu u c1oae 1 aeen. The 1Cote at the ball and the beat sJnct 1J8C will be held the following water polo contest 11 ever wu ._,., when OCC won the confer· day. ... ed · th OCC Long Beach again ran _en ... c_e_and_...._w_en~t..;;2l _ _...;.. ___ _ UCI'a ultra-modern hand· wu ...... g in e .- ball facillties located next tank. The Bucs led after the three goala to open the third to the l1f'imlltlna pool, are first quarter 1-0 on a long quarter before OCC got or· equipped with apectator tum-around shot by Dan ganhed.. O'Gara bit ju1t be-~ting and no admission Cbrtaty into the corner of fore the period ended for will be charged to vin the the net. 7-5, Long Beach. QUICK C.tth ., ... ~.,., .,. '"•' •Hflta, ~ .. 4 y•wr Hlllta•d, c_,,_1i.111Jo.e I.em .. •-_,,_ tlo11 of Hto DAILY "LOT. tournament matche.. . Long Beach came bomb-Cbrtsty tallied on a pen· mg back 1n the u c on d alty t h r o w for 7~. Long r========~====~~===:;~ Orange Coast Smacks VCR Cagers, 78-62 Orange Coast College's basketball team had j u s t made a four.year sehool's team look lib aomethine out of bulhvlllt yet Pirate coach Bob Wetzel wun't exactly overjoyed. "Wen stm not ill 1bape yet," be .ald, after occ took apart the Univertlfy of California at Riverside In an informal acrimmage at the Bue gym Wednesday afternoon. In five 10-mlnute quar- ten, OCC out.field goaled UCR, '7M2. No record wu kept of the fret tbroft, but Jt WU jolt another depart- ment in whkll the Pintea had the edge. "Our sumll are in vret. ty cooct lhape,'' Wetzel continued., "but our front line 1.n't. When the front line ls in 1hape, we should be pretty tough. I really wouldn't want u to be lo our but 1 b a p • right now. It'• too early.'' used 15 players and every· body scored. "It was a sloppy, rouch scrlmmaae but it wu &ood for us to get t"h r a s h e d around physically. I'm hap- py we went agalntt a team more physical than ua. "I'm not 10 happy, though, that we got tn u much foul trouble as we did. We're fouling too much." Among the newcomers Wetsel showed oil Wed.nu· day, court.tide critici ap- peared to be most pleued with Tom Moran from eo.. ta Mesa HJgb and Doug Al- len from Laguna Stach. Moran wlll definitely help Orange Coast at guard. Wet. zel .met the ex·Muatang wU1 play "a lot for ua thiJ year.'' Allen, a huaUing, defemive 1pedallst, when teamed with veteran Bart Carrido, will give OCC the fast.eat pair of guard.I this side of Madagascar. Ounge C o a a t appears agaln to have enou&)l cre·•---------- dentiall to mate a bold run at an undlsputed Eutem Conference cbampionsbip - an accomr,11.shment the Buca llaven t loged atnce 19158. Tbt club ls at 1eut u stroac u tut year' 1 co- cbampt and bu more depth. 'lbe f1nt test arrives a week from Friday when El Camino villtl Colt.a Meaa. It seemed pouible that lf Wetsel had 1lled his flrat unit all the way Wednetda,J, the Ptratea, tn a relU).ar came. "'11d've bombed UCR by &O. M It wu, be NA'ftON'I RIOllDT BATE ON INSURED PA.S8BOOJl IA VINOS Low Rise PANTS IN ASSORTED FABRICS VALUES TO $13 s 88 :-· .. /'. I . 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(AP)- The name of Roger Rouse is hardly • household fixture in blase Lock Haven, Pa., New York, London and Los Angeles. But it iJ well known in Montana where. Roger con· cedes with admirable frank· ness . It has even made a po- lice blotter or two. By late Friday night the name may have blown Itself into inter- na tional prominence. Roger Rouae is a boxer. • good one, and Friday ulght he fights Diet Tigtr for ~e Tiger's world light heav,- weight cha~ioolhip. It'll be 1~ TOtinda er less. nationally televtled -in cot. or, ii you've got color -at 7 p.m. Rouse la the top contend· er in the 17S-pound division. He bu never fought eut of the Rockiea and many of h1I triJIPlphs have been regil-- tefed in small clubs ln th• sticks of the Far West and Big Sty country. Roger iJ a nice • looldn& guy of 32, • college man. now divorced, once a mem· her of the U. S. Olympic boxing team, father of two youngsten. and a fellow who chuckles when remind- ed he was once described u 1 fighter who trained bard for the victory party after a fight. ''T never drink when I'm in tralnlng. I rn.l.gbt take • drink or two after a fight - but I don't overindulge," he said Wednesday. Rouse has had a frustrat- ing career since he turned pro in 1958. He became dis· enchanted with his fU'st manager, Sid Flaherty, and quit ttie ring in 1961. He came back after about two years and now owns • credit.able record of 30-6-3 under new management, a sympathetic Mi s s o u l a, Mont., nightclub owner nam· ed Pete Jovanovich. Roger is regarded as the best of four brawling broth- ers around Anaconda, a r o u g h copper smelting town, and some of hiJ beat fights were not st.aged ln a ring. Bowl Berth ' For Citrus? LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) -Henderson of Athens, Tex.. will repruent the FA.st against the West ln the first annual national junior coUeae bowl football game h~• Dec. 9. A bow! nlection commil- tef' Wednesday chose Hen- dl'r11on over McCook of Ne· brHka and Mhsouri South- ern of Joplin. Mo • Junior college.. P'lve acbool11 are be1n~ constdered to be the west's represtot.atlve. Tbf'} are Treasure Valley of Ontario, Ore., Arlt.Ona Western of Yuma, Phoenix of Arizona. Taft or California and CttMJs of Arusa, Calif. The We~t school wtU bf namf'd Sunday or Mond41y. ~ ~n-· "°'l:'r ... " ~ K~\fltF '!:.:-_ , ... ~. ~la ~ '!:!,.,.. ~ "-r:,atr IOa~ ...... .. "'' '--• ~f" Artrr- ·~.,.. ~~ °':.,"'? ~ "JY'r' .wn1w11 t'tl "~,CrtF G.-l•Y "It BUD TUCKER LOS ANGELES -If you have been paying at· tention over the years, you are aware this depart- ment's roving reporter makes one appearance an- nually. Our man on the street hits the pavement prior to the ·USC-UCLA football contest. The question ls obvious and this year's finding a are u f ollowa. SALLY SPREAOSEAT, secretary-The Bruins will win because they have the nicest uniforms. I just adore powder blue. Besides, Gary Behan ls cuter than 0 . J . Simpson. 0 . J . has fiat feet. PAUL POUNOFENDER, used car salesman - The Trojans will win it u sure as this Uttle beauty you're looking at belonged to a little old lady in Oxnard. USC has the defense, fal. Why do I have a cut on my foot? I kicked a a tire and hit the bumper. CARL CURL. ladiu' hairdresser -Ob my heavens, t don't know anything about football ex· cept that it fl very violent. Really, darling, I think you had better talk to 1mmeone else unless you wish me to guess. Alright, sweetie, I'll say the Trojans of UCLA.· IVAN THICKHEAOOVICH, Communist cell leader -Football, bah, strtckly a capitalistic game. Ask me about a game that was Invented in Russia, like baseball or buietball. THURMON THUMISCALI, butcher -UCLA will wt:n it easy, but t can't go to the game. I'm on duty carrying a picket aign in front of a market We're on strike for more money, shorter hours and more sawdust in the ground round. DARCY OOVETOHSILS, sportscaster -Ht there, sport fans, time to call 'em as t see 'em. Th.is one is a case of the irresistable force and the im- movable object. A! a veteran observer, I can safely say Urla one ls a crucial and a titanic and a tradJ· tionaJ •truggle. Why am I screaming! BJcause I'm excited. Excu.se me, I think J wet my pants. SYBIL SHRIEK, USC cheerleader -The~ jans will wtn, rah. HYMAN HIPPIE, unemployed -Why ask me now? The game's alreadv been played, man. I saw it during my last trip. UCLA won, 3-2, in 12 innings. See you later, kid. I got a date with a chick. We're going to jump out o( a window. OSWALD ODDS, bookmaker -Easy. It ts &-1 no rain. Nine to five the joint will be sold out and 6-5 and pick it for the game. Say, who do you sup- pose is coming through my front door with an ax? KELVIN KISSBABY, politician -How do J see the big one? Strictly a matter of the issues. If elected, J promise two cars in every ~arage and fllet mignon in every pot. McKay and Prothro? Never beard or them. What's their platform? CAMBRIDGE CARVE, physician -AU things considered and in fairness to both side11, I'd have to predict a tie. You see, on the day of the game both teams are likely to ruff er acute an:! pro!onged weakness of the medulla oblongata. Oh, don't thank me. I'll have my receptionist send you a bill. FELIX FLATFOOT, policeman -On the basts of preliminary investigation. I would have to ptct USC. Too much power, both offensively and defen· Rively. Excuse me, J have to put a ticket on that car over there. 1 just can't 11tand that color. CALVIN CALCULATE, computu operator - I'm sorry, I really can't say. J put all the data into the machine and it blew up. PETiR POSTCARDPE!K, mailman -Geez, my feet are killing me. USC will win. I steamed open a lttter from a Laa Vegas bookie the other day and he'• laying a wad on the Trofans. Say. how about helpln1 me get this dog off the seet of my panta7 HERMAN HOSE, fireman -I've been playing vollyball all day and I'm really too tired to think. but I guess the Bruins wlll win. Beban will mb hi11 plays up and contuse the Trojan!. Excuse me. I have to cet out the truck and start the airen and llghta. The cluef aent me out for a cheeseburger. GARY OREYFLANNEL, advertialng execuUve -USC, baby. The Trojan beat IOM on ... and on . The Bruins don't use the right mouthwai1h ~md can't Rtand each other in the huddle. Besides, 0 . J . Simp- son doesn't \llle the leading deodorsnt and the Bruin" won't want to tackle him Am I goln« to the game' Of course not. I'll wekh it on TV. It'll be much b('tter In llvin~ color (ftlr'IT._,f lff1 &CV Ttl-In< .1 L IMACICLSl'OtlO WAOe WAT"n ......... .._....,.., •• m, L.tet ,. ... '"· ""' ,. ~,.. ~,. ~ ... 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(lll~tro­ tion 12), ha will find It diffi cult to swing wi t hout rolsln9or lowerinQ his upper body. • Proper oddr.a post u r • finds the golfer btndin; sli~tly ot his lcNel c:r\d wallt, with his bock iolrly straight -C11 If he w.r• about to tit down en o high atocl (illustldlcn 13), II•,. .. 0 ,.., "r MAT'\. -........... J - DAVI llO\.LAllO U.-•NW W• 17l. LMI n ~ ... o.. by ' C°'°'t, ..,I MM "CT' L::"r/ w"t''r• "'~":- Tu•llll y A.MNlm lw u .. ~~,,. ~·,- 0r .... Coat "" 1 "°*" w.u .., 1 ,~~ M~~ 'i;'t Cal .. ., 7 ~' t:' ~ .. "'t:r llllMla ..., ' t..,, J.a?rJ"' Duck Action Slow For Wister Area With clear, warm weather and oo ~" fligbta ol birds. hunting continue5 on t h e slow slde on the State's Im· perial Waterfowl Manage-ment Arta. On the Wister unit last Saturday, 292 hunters took 406 ducks, &o mow aeese, tight Ross's geese, one Can· ad• goose and 20 coota for an average bag of 1.7 birds per hunter. On Sunday 166 hunters took 12 ducb, nine IOOW geese, three Rosa's gtese. one white.fronted eooae and 21 coots for an 0.1 average. Must Ci the ducb wer• pin- talla and green-wt~ teal. On the Finney-Ramer unit .mere bunting must be from a boat, U bunter• on Satur- day took 14 ducks, and five Scores Ace William Wri&ht. C o a t a Mesa eoUer, ICOred a bole· In-one reeently •t Mlqion Viejo Golf Club. Wright. 4r. dropped in I three-iron abot at tbe tM- yard 17th hole. rt ... t b • sixth Mi11lon Viejo .a tn less than • ,.er • 1l d Wright's lint after 111Ul'I at the apart. OAVI SfOOOtl Dell¥,., ... .UL•U"1th .,...., .... •• 111. ......... ..., ,n. IMf n ~r: lo.A IMtw o.i llv I ·~rr" ~"f'• """'~"f'°" ""'!:'l ... i.::-lJ t.::'ft ~·r ~'r ~';'-C•~'t- T111IJ11 .., ,~,fl "~'i~m "~"n"' .. ~,~ k!Yle Aft& -~ ~ ~ &•i:f-l °'"":: f-' Gott?'-' ~r- "t!.? F111..,._ ..., lS '1:,~c ~~c ~~ ~L,,~ SI~ ~I t-1 ~l e,a, ,.~..,. 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Earnin11 ror the initial ru~ months ol 1967 amount· td to $1.71 per share. up 36 percent from last year's t l 28 a abar'e. N~ income In the same period of 198'7 ceme to $20, • 905,000, compared to tbe 1966 Wt.al of Sl4.~2.<XX>. ConM>lidated revenuu In the first nine monUu of 1967 reached $496.826.<XX>. sur- passing last year's compar- able revenues of $491,552.· 000. Third quamr 1967 per snare earnings roi.e to 61 cents. up 45 percent from 42 cents • &hart ill 1966 Net income in the 1967 third quarter was $'7,518,000 as apimt the 198& filure of ;4,768,000. LEGAL N011CZ ... ..._"', .. . .. , """'°"y -•111 Trtritttrff •oulle Moll~ Tr1ntfM"M 'f .............. c.r-·- "" • 17111 ·~-..... • .......... '-"'· ,. .. bl-o..-,_. Del,., """" ~~.~ ~1 LEGAL NOTICE ~"'""' • bu"""" •I o ...... 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Al_, 90 U,., ,... repi.. t.tterJ, I d.ledin ud ~ .. JOI& oe}f f0t the period ol _,_. 1hi" .._,. • the ,...i.r ptice I~ .. iii et the d-• ....... )lf'l)onted ..... oumMr el 111oathl el .....--. . . •. · . . ' . . 1, \,, . . .. I ... . .. r Aii ROADS LEAD TO [Sears! AUTOMOTIVE CENTERS SER!:!~~!':!or '------------...-.IOlllmall>fD. _____________ ._ __________ _ -~ .. I DULY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Reagan's Hipshooting tn some ways it'5 encouraging to havt a governor who tries so bard to ('Ommunicate Wllh the people be a;erves. But sometimes we wWl G<>v. Ronald Rea a an would do a little more considering before he commuru· cales so unequivocally. His press conf ereoce Tuesday was even more free- wheeling than usual -he had to back up twice on previoua statements. The governor freely admitted that he ''.spo~~ hast· llv" and "shouldn't have 1umped to conclusions when he said a tour of Sonoma State Hospi tal was ''rigged·· to shock a visitor The visitor Niels Erik Bank·Mikkelsen, director of the Danish National Health Serv~ce for the Mentally Retarded bad critic1ied overcrowdin~. neglect and un- sanitary 'conditions at Sonoma as 'worse than (in) any institution I have seen in visits to a dozen coun- tries." . . Reagan responded angrily. said ~ in~~tigation of the hospital would be a "waste of time, an~ dt9 clared that the entire visit bad been deliberately ngged to make the hospital appear neglected. . . The testy response was unfortunate. U condition.a at Sonoma are as bad as/ainted, the people of Cah· fornia deserve to know an to know why, and to kno'tf what can or cannot be done al>C?ut it. If the report was untrue then the families of patients there and at smu- lar insUtutions surely deserve that reusurance. (Since then the Reagan Ad.ministration, ~~ough Health and Welfare AdministTator Spence~ Williams, has accepted an otter by the California Medical Assoc1· ation to "make a thorough survey" of s~te mental hospitals. The CMA made a similar study in 1~-) That wun't the only instance of Reagan s back· pedallin at the Tueaday press conference. He ~o is· sued a fonsiderably modified attitude when q':les~oned again about allegations that a "homosexual nng had been found lnslde the Reqan cabinet. When columnilt Drew Puno.n Ur1t published the charges. Reagan unequtvoc..., called bim • liar and. said flatly that tbey bd no tiu1I in fact wbataoever. In truth, Pearson wu mbltantlally correct; the 1ov· ernor knew it; the preu maw tt; most of Sacramento knew it. Perhaps the covemor undentandably was see:lf. to protect the famWee of tile men involved. But • ing lbe truth a lle dotl not true it, and ll la obvioul that he did dld not think ~ the con1equence1. Total silence ml&bt have accomplished bl• PJf• pose -but now he bu J>.eanon tn the poa1tion of b- fending bis veracity, wbicll Pearson aays be will do in San Francisco next Sa~ morntng. of Hipsbootini in the Sonoma affair and w:ataUon a homosexual tragedy into a aat1onal scandal by m.ak· ing thougbtlaa countercharftl should be harsh leuon1 for lbe governor. If be falla to s.m from them, be could blunder into a crectlbWt1 iaJ> u damagin1 and embarraastne u that one Lyilid.oD Johoaon bu created by bis deliberate effort. to ~ the new&. Shirley Must Wail Voters up San Mateo OouJJty way c:ttose a Re~bll­ can nominee for Consreu Tu.uday. He 1.1 an ex·Manne, not an ex-moppet da.rlin& Cl( the make believe world of motion pictures. The real of the nation may now be on notice thal. wb.lle two ex-actors have won biib political office in Calif omia, camera chann lJD 't tlie only criterion for election in the Golden State. Much u all tbe world lovea the memory of LitUe Miu Marker it'• jmt u ft1l that 39-year-old Shirley Temple Black must put ber political ambltioDJ in the closet while she gains more experience of the workaday world. VOlER p()Y.JER ! Holding Down Property Taxes 'Commercial Planes Slwuld Be Relocated' .. PellCla Re•••I .. 'filsHnl of Soelei9' By JAMES E. WBETMORE Seu tor l5dl Dtltrlct Property taxes md the pr-oblem of keepinl them from aoerin& oat of proportion la alwaya before the Legi•· lature. Studles on tax re.forms are before several of our legislative com· mittu•. with the hope that they may be ~led for COQlllder.Uon in tbt 1968 auaon. Now, however, a croup of bnnen m Northern California baa taken the pog1lioo -to paraphrase Mart Twain -that everyooe t.alU ~ taxea but nobody does anythinl about them They are propocin& a measure fir the ballot next year to limit property taxea. The initiative~ wbldl b• already been titled bJ the Mtornel general'• office at the captto . reads: "TAXATION, MAXJMuM TAX RATE. Prov\dea that real property taxea levied by local eovernmental agencies ahall be limited to a com· bined maximum total of one pen:ent o! aNUled or full ca.sh value of tbe property, wbidlever ii higher. Where such property ta subject t.o taxation by more 1haD one taxing agency, ~ maximum rat• may be two percent if approved by two-thlrdl of the electors of ana alffdled." ThU propoaal, oo the suri ace. 1ound4 like a great idea. And ~oubt· edly there will be a nab to sign the petitions wben they ace circulated around the atat.e. But unle11 some sub- stitute source of revenue is found to replace it, property tax relief be- comes somewhat meaningless. ONE THING TO BE pomted out in the propol&l is the men111ce to U· seated or full cub value. Tb6e'1 quite a differ~. The average as· seased value placed on property this year wu about 23 percent. Thi.a me1111 tbat a llmit of one per· cent ol the uaeutd value on a '30.· In> home would ~ to t88. but the same one perct11t. hued on full valoe, would be •· U the tu were incruMd to two peroent, the di:f:f tt· enoe would be from '138 to '80(). And the limit ol two percent oo property tblt is tued by more th&JI ooe agen- cy would tnclude just about all prop«· ty in the atate. THROUGH INCREASES ill state support for achooll and a 3-cent tu iocnw on dpreba for dtlea and countiea, aome reductions in city tu rat.es might have been expected. A r~ 11rVey, however, revula that in more than ball the cities, there waa no cha.oge ill the tu rate. Of the re· maioder, about i.lf reduced tu r*a. but the other half lncreued them. Thua the idea of a mu.imum prop- erty tax rate, while a popular one in ~ cues. cannot be rullatic un· leu aom• subttltute ii found for local govemment. To the Editor. My hu.sbend md I an home owners uvmi approxtmateey three miles from the Orange County Airport 1n the di· reel line of fligh\ oi mOlt out1oing planes. We atrongl11upperi JOW' edi· tonal ol Oct. 24 1'herelxl you took the stand that thfl present airport faeiU- tiea should be available mal.nl;J to small craft. The recent iocreues in commercl&l air traffic, perti.cularly thole involv· ing the Bonanza )et fllghta, have cre- ated a Vf!CY serlcal noi.M problem. We earnutly hope tbllt theJ wlll be relocated in a more nhable--. REGULA B. MBLDEN 'Not Ne.,•' To the Editor: What worthwhile purpoM dtd t b • front J'aie story ("HomOMJU&l Tai. Aialn Denied by Gov. Rutan." Nov. H) aerve your read.mg publlcT Obviously, the story cannot be COD· akkred newa at such a late datt. The remarb made in Drew Peareon 'a col· umo have been bandied about f o r same two weeks now. Nothing new was added In your latest article. I can't believe you used lbe article ror any shock value. Very little that gets kicked around for two weeu ,... wns much in ttie way of shock d· feet. I canoot admire Drew Pearson for offering tht original column. I must wonder What he had in mind. Elections-Heavens Hold November dec:tiom &rt1 jQJt behind lU .•• And yet, cl81oully, an early loot at the sky in the day1 that followed aft. er revnJed tbat the ar-t dome oi it sWl boldl. None oi it hu fallen. Once, I tboulbt I aaw a patch ot DJ fall. ini, but it wu merely 0. jet 1nll dlsint.ecrating in tbe autumn wtul. Earth'• foundatiom .,. .un lnlad. even thoulb a Necn> baa been elect· ed ma1or of CleYelaftd. Ohio, with a aubltantial amount oi help from whtta voters. In Gary, 1°•4lane, a town "born in an open bel:tth." a NttrO al· ao wu cbOMll mayar. Both are American atarita -each dltfen. a.EVELAND IS AN l.odustrial dty. It lorll •IO attract.d h .. .,.. Americans" to work ID JU mmy fac· tone. a m.Uh. Tht1 wen Pol•, lt&llans, Gumana, central European.t, and other ethnic iroupa. Cltvtllnd 11 not an old city, in the anctmt HDH. It WIS incorporated in 1838. Tbla 'Wal D0t loog before the Ovc. divlalom srow· S.1 out of slavery were to beccne an 1taue ln ObJo. aa ln all otMr atatn. It was not u.aUl comparetivety re- cent years that some ol the oldest Americans, and another minority croup -the American Necro -beeaa to move. After Southern aarkulture was ravaged by the boll weevil, Ult tractors and the lat.ft' macblnes, aft· ... teaancy ~ ·~ ceased u a procaa oi tbl apk>l\atlon of un- akUled labor -NeJl"O and Whitt - the lnduatrial ddea beaan to draw the Wlemploytd, the seeld.D& md the bape- fuJ as a mepet attracU a1eel fillnp. Cleveland wu menly one sucb teo- nomk macnet. GARY, AS AFORESAID, lit.era.Dy WU bont of it.eel. ID 1905 u. s. steel. look.Ing fot a nt-w litt that would af. ford water tranaportlitlOG for ore thlps and outward ahlpmenta for at.eel, pucbued a larCI acreec-on l.A.ke Micblpn 1n tbe northwest cor· ner of IDCUaa. G•y qulctlJ ~· the laTtest steel prochldnt center in the world. It WU a powerful ~ Aa the 20th century bepn, the Unit· ed St.aw wu prodUclnC 10 million tons of at.eel a year and led the world. Gary was a part of the 08W apan- aion. The mlUs that boomed from the ~ of the CivU War brouaht mill.Iona ol lmmignntt to Am.erict. 1'be7 dua ca· nala, laid ralla, worked in the ~· The word ''bohunk" or "bunkie' came into the language. OrlcfnaDY applied to Hungarian lmmicranta, It aoon came to incl~ Poles, Ukrainian.I. and mllcell.aneoul Slan ... A rieel bobunk" wu a pbrue to dncrlbe a m&a1eled ~burtb warter, wtt21 bolea ~ ed In bh aboea and bl.a body lcarred. IT WAS 1NEVft ABLE that Ge1y, wUh Jobi for bllm not neeesMlUJ atilled, tbou1d attra :t thoot&Ddl fl NelfC* from Soutbent flll'ml, wber-. tbe tractor•. the cottoo plcken, tbe comblnel and the 1an1 plowl, the boll Wtevil, and the decline o; cott.Cll bad made a man'• bands obacllcta. It .._ tneacaplble that ftDlllJ• Gary, wttb lta tou,ur, more prm. daJ biatcJry oi bani a town of Tarioul .ebnie IJ'OUpt tblt ttlJl be)d on to IClme ot t!le old cuatoma. would rtlLll and feel mon alien from the Necro K· rlva.JJ tblm dJd Clsnland. IN GARY THE DBlllOCRATlC •· canisaticn cuea:aed W'1'1lftl. It °" .... Rieb.mt G. Hatcher, tbt party'•~ inee. Yet, the nomlMe won. A p-Mt deal of political eommoa MnJ1e wtn be needed from "-Yor~ Hatcbllr aod the def uted Bep.d&:ana and ct.- ftct!nl Democraia to kelp o.r oa aa eveo keel It aboWd be eaaMrr tu c:.i.v. land. BOiton. God bleN ha', re~ a maUicnant attempt to mU.t the ~ bldl.Mb into IOIMtbba& other libaa It •u by deft1ttnc the mayoralty CU· dictate of that backlaab. Polltla ?em.ainJ "tM ,m.td al llO- ciety." A Peace Party • ID 1968? Social Cliches Die Hard WAS BIS PURPOSE one of expoe- l.ng eome transgressions aimed at the citUenry of Califorrua? If it waa b1a purpose to expose, he should have ex-posed all of the fact$ or kept bla mouth abut. Anyttung el~ is an mjua· lice to his readers WASHINGTON -Tbe moat criUc&l quectlon raised by Sen. Euaene Mc- Carthy's excursion as 1 peace candi· date has very little to do with the Democratic presidential norrunaUon. The Minnesott senator is not the ad- versary most likely to wrest thi non>· lnation from President Johnaon. that a peace party candidate couJd win. But a peace party, alon1 with ~orae Wallace's wbitt bKklalb can. dldacy. could throw the 19111 preaiden· tlal electfoo lnto utttt COftfulion. Th1I would not be so U someone las re- spected Ulan McCarthy wen tc spe.at· bud the pea~ movement. Dr. Ben- jamin Spock, the celebnlted bebJ doc· tor. who hu been Wk.eel oi u a peece nominee. leaves someOllna to be de- alred 11 a political ca.odldate. pll't of becomitll ~ apearbe.t fl a pMC4! party after tbe Democratic na- tional convenll<>o bu nomlmted Pre• 1~e::nt Jotut.on for another tmn. He la not. as of thl.a moment, boltlnt the Democratic Party bul la ~lnl an hls fiCht within the Dsnocretlo Party In a way compatible with poli- tical recularity. No lay~ ~ makes it neceuar7 for a DtDlocratlc senator to support a Pruldat for,... nomination. TIMuJbta at Laree: Social cliches dle just as hard as verbal ones -most of us still think of Ttxas u an equl!le st.ate, wtlere the gallop of hor~s· hooves is the loude6t sound to be heard: wherHs. in point of fact. Tex86 has bec-ome a marine state. where the number or plea.sure boats is now thousand11 more than the number oC horses. • • • It is ironic that "brottterhood" is Ule goal and bu11 of all Ule greet rell· gioru: and yet hardly any oUler a~· pect of civilization has been more di· visive of men, mort prone to separalt than to unite • • • "All men are crt>ated equal" and "all men are creatf'd u~ual" are both true gt.atemE>nt~. though seeming to bt contradktorit's · and unless we understand tbe meanmg ol both. and how ttley must ~ reconciled. we can· not build a ju at. orderly. and stablt IOCttty. • • • Every aae has I~ tyranny -the Jon~. the pnest. ~ general, Ule poll· bc1an , and the subUe tyranny of the B11 Georwe ~ar George· Pluse send me your pamph· let on personality improvement I net:d it badly. RU. Dear RU You must bit th1nlunf: o< some other columnist ~ dKln 't wnte a pamphleot on penonabty 1m· provemmt. Howt'ver. I'm i;end· inJl you my pamphlet on mtm orv unprovemMt -yoo nf'M that even more. near future aeems to belong to the technical expert. whoM expertise ov· erwhelms our 1gnor~ in dec11ion· making. • • • Schooa that want to ban or dlsci· pline pupilJ becaun they wur their hair too long are merely demonstrat· Ing the awlcward fad tnat t.My care more about what is happening on the outside ol a boy'• he.ad than whit is happening on the insic:k!. • • • We only protest feebly when our re· alitles are changed. but we resist most vehem~tly when our preten~es are attacked. tht~ la wtiy a com pa· ny. lor msta~. can take a man·~ IU· thor1ty away from him more easily than it can relievf' him or his title • • • U we stopped caJUng automobile accident! ·accidents." it might alPrt us more to the personal factor at the heart of the problem: for most are not "acddeots" in the natural sense of the word, but the r.-sult ol reek· lr!sne11, agvesslon. selfishneas. and caJculated 1.ncons1derateness -and Ulf're ta nottnng "accidental" aboUt th~se traita • • • The finest and ~nest rebuke to psy· chedelic drugs was Ule sign I uw <.cnbbled in tilt' dressing room .,, a ""h1pp1t" men s ~hop "Love 11 thf' ul· hmatl' trip " Orug1. wh.atevPT the 1 r d1vf'r~t dangf'rs arf' simply 1 sad sub· i;tJtutt tor tti• ability to lovt fully and free ly I'm positive Pearson had tM facts to prove what ht wrote I'm a!10 posJ. tive he bad enough facts to com1*te the tale. Was Pearson's ~oul aim one of dll· crediting the governor~ If that WN the point. a reporter worthy of the name could have found more Nle'fut areas to cover. Any polillcian, Oil bls polltlcal record alone, can be caDtcl to taak by a dissenter I'm not opposed to tile article be- caUJe lt deals with homotUUAJl~. Homosexuality is a fit subject for newaprint when aworthwhile purpoM is served. It 1s not a proper tbml• wheaonly sensallonallsm 1s served. .JERRY MYRE P S. Just founcl the iuest ..Utorial !"Pearson's Vinrt1ct1veness", Nov. l4l on Ule tut page of Ule paper. The two art1clts should have swapped places. Too often Jl('Oplt' read tbe liont pagr then have no cha.nee to pt te lhr editorial pa~e Potrtthal /tlf'H.,e To the Editor You 've had ~omr f'XCtllent arlklel on your Saturda} Commf'nt Pai•" and a most outstanding one waa "P'lrft Anf'er . Now Tean · bv l'llavy CbaplalD Murray It was a JlOYtNf11l mesf'aee th• t should be N'ad hv rvPryone. bUt pat· ticularly bv tho~·, who want to pull out of Vietnam DON llllDOLES'roN I.•""" toem .... ~.,. •rt ""''""'"· NGrf!Y"' _... .,, ""°"'"' t""'vn lf'•lt ~,, • .,, '" • ..,. *' .... Tlwl ,..... !O U•""°' .. i,n.,, te flt .... et Ollml"e!e 111114 16 r•M" •d AH ltfltrt """' !!!/""' •'t"'"'"' trlll malllnt •04'•""" llvt ,...,.. -• wlthhtlf 111 •M-1. The critical question is whether or not Sen. McCarthy's excursion into presidential primaries. if he actually undertakes It, will be followed by the creation of a peace party with him, or someont else. as Its pretidential nom.i.nee. Conditions upon which auch • ad· venture could be based could be cre- ated ln Ule presidential primaries and later at the DemocraUc nlllional con· vention. Thia, in fact, la probebly the only practical way that the Vietnam withdrawal sentlm.ent can be expreu- ed for the simple reason that neither th• Republican nor the Democratic perty 11 Ukrly to nominate a dove for President. Nt;JTHBR DOES JT appear likely Dear Gloomy Gus: I aft that Ralph Nader, who made a "lcllllne" in the automo- bfle market, has now artduated to cOWI and Pi&J Quo Tad.la. Ralph -1 Peoplf' nl'xt' -H.J. 8 . ,.. ~ -"' ,_... -... --1tr ...... " .... -· ·-,.. .. ,..... .. ._,. ............ But that is not true ol Sc. Mcear· thy. who h11 won election to both tht House and the Sena1', and whote ar· ticulate urbanity would be effec:tive on television amon1 aober--mtnded p.oplt who btU~e th.It early atepa should bt taken to liquidate the nr in Viet. nam. THE POTENTlAUTre& ln tbfl prea- tnl situation thould not be compared too closely with the 1948 eJj(:tion in which Pt"ealdent Truman faced ~ oppoamta -Gov. 'lbomu It. Dewey, the Republican nomloee. Sen. Strom Thurmond, tht States Rltbla nominee, ant Htnry A. Wallace, the nomiDee ot the lett-w1ng PTocreaalve Party. The form of such a eutteat would 1eem the same in 1988, but ~ real dlHen:n~ ii that Geor1e Walla~'• ap- peal la not cooflned •ole11 lo at.ates In tbe South u waa Tburmond'a, and Henry Wall~•'• oppoalUon to Tru- man had nothtn1 to apur it like tht dis- content with tht war m Vietnam. Thi• Is t.o say nothtna of the fact that when Mc:Cuthy ieta to be better kl\own hl1 J)f'ttonal pollUcal appeal would be likely to be much irel!Cft' than was Henry Wallace'•. and Gtorae Wallace la a more dynamic campt.ianer than Thurmond NO ACKNOWLEDGEMl::NT Is made of any Intention on McCMttly'• McCarthy's pre•ent lnt.ntion may be to make the bat al It by trytn& to aet • peace pltdp lato the Dem~ cratic platform. but It would be dlf· flcult for him to mm a convinclne iorec81t on 11fbat h1a futUTt ac:ta would be 1hould lt develop that be sot • alreable vote in the prlmarlta. The nornln&tion "' Strom Thurmond ln 1948 followed a aouthern Democra- Uc walk-out at the convenUoa of that year. The cond.lt1oaa do not seem to be preclatly comparable for auch • walk-out ln UIM to back either a Wal· lace or a McCarthy CM1d1dacy. ---•'liji(.11 Thutlday, November 16, 19&7 t"4 td•tor10l VGOt 01 uac oauw PUot nelu to tntorm and """" uloU readn1 b~ prc1fftttt\g WI M\Dlpclpc-r'I ~ GM OOM- ~"V °" toptei of mtncii. 1JJtd tf~ffkmtct, tJv pro"'4n1o a torum for tA. upr1utoa o1 Ota ttadttr ophl~. mid Of J>"fl~ti?tg tM dat>tr&C VICW' pomtl of fntonn~ obM"Ofn crM tpe>JcU?Mft Oft toi>kl ol tll• dell Robert N. Weed. Publllb.r . - \ 'f'OltltAJICll n 1Jf HAWTH°""i iwo •t LeMlta ..... , .... tlba• 416 Ml"IOti'IN AV( S-.en &eft Cerio. .. ~"' ' l'OMO#A-0111AlllO CCNt!UJt HOlT & MIU.I I eteell bat Of''""•" Hlli. ..... LONe UACH . M~l LONG llCACH llVO, le. ef WlltN A#AH•llll CQllll"lllt LllfCOlN & LtNOllY I llOc• last of lf'OOllll111tt eo 8 •UT IWO•NIX TUCaO# 8110AOW4Y 4T "ltST AV( w••r wi '"* .... Au•Y Woodi1nd Holla • 220$0 Y(NTUltA ILYO I l lO<k """' of Top•"I• 8AlfHNA·HAWTHOllN• COltN(lt CltlNSHAW 8LVO & llSth ST VAN NUYa 6101 IU'ULYlOA ILVO ~,.,,., c,..,,., l 810<k louth of v1,tory llllLUTDIAL FOR UPHOLS~NG . 8191t....... . ...... Celeft • ~ ....... Mllc:tilll ....... • 4165411l.wlea ~'91119 ... JftCltUN ~rtce' 1.45 811.Y·ffv~ .. REINFORCED VINYL UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL : ~TJi:.~ nw&l\r , ....................... ..., .. .,...~~ IANTA llO#ICA 1411 llNCOlN ILYP et S1,.t1 MOfltC8 1 1¥• LO. AN••t•S OOWNff 12ll S lltOAOWAY. et "1to llvd 963;, Ll~=i~:VI aANTA ANA 1t1V•11•10• 2• 16 S MAIN COllNCll M4GNOllA & JUltUl"A I llOck So"'"' of Womer (l>alf\o) 5 l•o<ka Hor11\ ol Cent••' ' 4 .. Humor Still . ~ i~ In Country . . . . . =., . -...,. . . . ~ -~ Ir ,..., .. "'*'"TY .. . :: . A•1Hll .. tit • ..... ti *'fillliil "I :jte ......_, ........ .....,. Nit ....... :~ .... L~'**'• .. ~YI .. ·----~--,.~\iv.oat ~~JUD~::~~ .. ~ :r Pylt" third tn natlonal=ty thil wu .... neently and I over to \ht ~t Hotel to eee lt I coald wbeN Nabon ...... off ... .,,.. bqina. !~HI-~· ~n1 (Gomtr la TV'• moat ,._. )( · a. inet me at the deOf ln .,..... ID4 One tblnl ... ~ t NHon -.. ••0emtr" bl M 't tiU BB "'9 .... lt'1 Ilk• ..,_ tlle ._ Ollp-Ullft :••t aoaOd Ute an Au. titan. : Bal telplte ~ laneutft fl'Oblma, WI fll a1eftl ·)lit an.. : Thi belt~ about Gomu la hll ..... T. aae : that'• tbl CIUllltJ u.t cllnp to him wtitn h• .. v• :the Mt ..rta.o,,,.. Jim Nabon. U. la.• 1enutntly : nk!e lfJ'1 wbo IW DD Med to cbanle jult' '*-ult 'bt'•.r-: iJI;,.. I Uld to Im l'llt down there,., bt ~~· tio a cluster of cmcrett catacombl. : belOw tbt P'airmoat Tower. (In Alabema :talk, 'rat" la tbt oppolit. of "wroq. ") : A80UT •tOHT l;r' qo NaboN appeared for ·,....a moa.tbl at Frandaco'• Purple Onion . . Jt ns Mt ~ after be bltd loll b1a job u a tllm cuUer at NBC. "I i:really h.w a.a let;-I WU ~ pd ·I jut ~tr aome ""'* on lktnt '$1! .. • mUJ1c • I tboull't tbt. • Qllon •'-dltn0t bt -r;a -el~ lllg?tt in \be 1iSI • of my .. tc:Uffl• at uae doOr r:.:. ~ -~·~·-· .. • 11fC1 . c Wbat J WU do-ln fOf -did l -eome io ~1{~-ID. ~il .~-=~ 11bt .. n. ~-C:t n>• = = poe~t in her lap. On tbt MCODd 1how w At in t ftftb row. And on the tb1rlf lbow lbt Wll in ~ k rOll' -- uleep." .. Nabors la a bachelor. He llYa in a ..... , Mm ;n Studio City and drives 1 ltaUon ~·L•eb I combination would bt tbt Ida « •~ Jfllf m11t :liollywood ltan, who llvt beyond ttl meaM. ;, "WILL, SHUCKS, t doa't bard1' tia¥1 *'' ~ _pt my make-up off before I &bower iN WI ta W . lt'• a nice bouJe." .. ..rm one of tbo9e lucky J*>Pl•. M :;..th bt1 pannU. Dmd cltecf befort I pt :bit lt woUld.n't have mad• any dltte . • ;~u alway• proud of all of UJ. M=, '""' :•• , ...... • Ht told aboat beln& :~cy Bollyw~-• party stven by Rock for ~ •a.t 0 UJ ~ lllten eut .. . ... .-• ..,, tb9y'4~ . tiMf .. QM.'•• ral ..... ........ ~"'' . 1&:11•..,.. ......... (...., --...... .,.., ..... ~ 11111 ................... _ ....... (.....,~- ... Dt11 °'""· t:ll ................ ..... tldllll) '57-** ........ ... •""'41- • "Call99y Wiit n..w" (OMlt • ., .. "'w (IOIMllCI) '12 ~ 'S1-.rr.' 1ittcMwre......, '* Llwtord, JIM Gr... Kell, DotGttly Dlndltd,.. ON A PINHEAD H lt1t't ~•It• ftle UM• thlnf H l•tcrl\hit the C•n1tit11tl .... the hu4 •f • pin, but 414 JH t••• r .. lly ru4 the "F., Tlt• lt•c...tl" f .. t11r• iii the DA ILY "LOT1 V.11'tl be tu11tri1e4 li.w 11111cll lnforrnetio11 we U• 'eek l11te • •rn•ll •P•U, I J. . ! Batbigs S••k); Will 'He & She' Outlnst Wednesday Night Movie? Thursd1y, HMmbtr 1.6, 1967 . ... . .... .. I U"'3li11 d"r. -i?iiZJ HILD Oftl waa•wm _,.... "larefeot In the Park" PM ............. "Tht Lost Saf arr ... ........,.__ ~ DAILY ftllOT :JS tr1 Brothen. 1'b8t COii· seuon. The serie1' survival vlnced them that any show probably won't be .known un- can be beaten, lf they look u1 rntd-April. when tti. ca.o-1=========11 Jona enoueh." cellatiooa at.art to fall. Kida Uke to Ron Filbn and J1equellne Tbunton are tnterrupted in their counUni al cold cub bJ Jack Fauldl (left) md Paul Bubaw, who are intent on rellevina them ol it. Tbe m ii from """':h:ent 'lbataway, .. a comedy weltel'D by tbe Shaw PLQen of Onna• County, opem Fr1dq at IA Quinta mp School tn w.tmtntter. It will play foar weekend• around Oranie County. · 'Maddin' Scheduled For Laguna ~ David Niven Leader Of Vagabond Actors ''Aladdin and H1' Wonder- fUl Lamp'' wD1 be preMDted by the Cblldren'I Theater of the Lacuna Playhouse 1n earl)' December, Llla Sur· eU.. ailldnm'• 'lbeater di· rector, announced. A cut -Of 40 younpten are now 1n rehem ..i far the production. By VERNON SC01T Ul't ....,_.. C.11111 8 rt HOLLYWOOD CUPi) - David Niven la kine of the knoctabout vagabond actors In this day of world-wide movie making, traveling to 13 CC>untriea in the put m yurs for a baker's dozen pidures. WMreaa most performers complain about livinl from aultcues, Niven t!rives on fl He pecb up his t.mUy, wUe Hjmtil, and daupters Kriati.na, 8, aod Flooa. 4, and rents a home wherever tbt cmn.er"a calla. And It bu Cl.wk Gable. Jt wu wood- paneled and decoratlld wWl tartan covered rur;ture and dnperlea. , He &Htured ll'OUDd t b e room. "When I firlt came to MGM I was an abeolute no- body' half 1tarvtn1 to deeth, and Cl.art ,,.. the blUest star on the 1 o t. Somehow, it.. sad. r.r.ry beUil in here ... Niven ~ biJ eerly daya ln Ho~ trytnc to mu• eata meet. Now, aa hia ldJedule clNrly auaests, be la one of the bulieat actors on the screen. SAC Opens 'Tom JQnes' Tonight T h e curtain NH to-ntcht on Santa A n a Col- le&e '1 version of tbe com• dy play "Tom Jooes," a British lltirlcal c • m cl 1 wi* • "mod .. look. JEOPARDY Thus the jeopardy f o r famlly type 1how1 bu in· creaaed Such aeries uaual-l.Y require a lone break-in period for both cut a n d viewers; ~ Dallny 'lbom- aa and Dick Van Dyke lbows barely survived Ump ftl'lt seasons, as did ''Bache· Jior Father" and "Father Knows Best." •tt takes time for all of us to work together .u a t.m," explained Miu Pfen- tia, a lego, low-voiced beauty. "It a1Jo take. time tor tbe audience to t1f1f1 ac- quainted with the cbarlc· tmw. When that hJwem, JOU let m 0 r e lauebl, b. e9le they grow out ol tbe cbatacter." So far "He and SM" hu 1urvtved the option period tor the remainder cl ttall otJTll cons·1 ,._thru T........, a.en Nl1htly 6:45 16.M. ......... , .... ,... M4~AYsAV~ /: . ~ JIMI llTIAOOIMAIT MIT "KING OF HEARTS"' Miu Surette bu written an adsption of the claulc, tncludlnt aonp and ind· dental danct9. 'lb• ~ bu lllo dMJcntd. ""Ul"&I COltl1mel far tbe •w. Tine perfam>anCM art tcMdUd -Frtda1. Dec. a, at 8:30 p.m.; Saturday. Dec. 9, at 2 p.m., and Sun- day, Dec. 10, at 2 p.m. ---'1 some f••ftJ lllDcll: Spaill,. Greece, Mexico, l"Nnce, lnllDd. Ene,Ud, Andon, Mbnaco, Italy, Le· buon. Israel. SWitzerland and eftft b UniUld stata. "Until receat1J 1 accept· ed whatever ac:rtpta came aloq," be aald. "Now I can be a little cbooQ. 1 have oolJ one !rm rule. M7 agent 1J under Mriet orde:ra to loa. me durlnl tbe winter montha. '!be &bow plaJI at ftlll. lipl Ball ,._ the SAC cam· pua at a o'doc* tmldd. Fri· ct., and Salmday ewalngs. • Becaull of MIJout perfor· macM for recent Qlll. drell'I Tbeat.n playa, all Mata tor "AJaddln"~ will be reaerwd, Mlu Surette aaJd. 11catl wtJl r. CID uJe 1'lelda1. Dec. • but tei. pbonl and tn-perlClll Ater· vadoaa m.., be IDlldt from todq Clll. ,,.. plaJbouH bu oGlce )llMm II *80l1. "I lo~e tbe traveling and mcni.n& ati>ut.. '' Niven said. "HJordia enjoys it and it's wonderful for tbe kids. We put them ln I c h 0 0 I • and they're lea.mini all ttndJ ot languaces.'' GABLE'S ROOM Niven was having lunch in biJ dnuint room, one that belonged to the late "From Chr1ltmu to March evfrf year my fam. ily and I Uve in our cbalet in Switzerland where we apenc1 almost eftrJ qy •ldJ.ne. Nothin1 interf tres with tturt.'' In adcMUon to the SWlaa cbalet, the Nlvena own a borne in the IOUCb ol FrlDCe where tbs)' ltop off be- tween mm ..apmenu. Bued on a .nowl by Hen· ry Fielding, Jiiter tmDld in- to a Ac8dmly Award--win- nlni movie, the pay ii di· rected by SAC clrama de- partment l.llltNrt« St.wart ftoCen. Heactmg tbe cut are Ivar Dyrenfortb ot South Lag\J· cu, u Pm1rldee; Tom Bronner of Slata Ana aa Tom Jones and Toni Murray of C>rqe u Sophia West. em. ~ W1111MWOUnd high perfot11wnce tread design u the Fil'9tone orlglnal equipcnent tires on New 1918 Cara. ,1'frttfOftt D LC-100\.::0s $ for 25 WHITEWALLS or BLACKWALLS ANY SIZE LISTED 7.75-14 7.00.14 7.75-15 6.50-15 7.5().14 6.95-14 6.70-15 6.40-15 7.35-14 6.S0.14 7.35-15 7.00.13 Larger Sizes 2 for •28 6.50-13 6.00-13 COSTA MESA NEWPORT IEACH 475 I. 17th ST. -646-2444 I •.m.·f p.m. -Sat. I a.m,,.S p.m. HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINSTn 16171 BEACH BLVD. -147.ae1 I a.m.-9 p.m.-s.t. I a.m.-5 p.m. Readership: You Spell it A-n-n L-o-n-d+r-s ,.. . r 1i,(mesa .. . ..... THE LUXURIOUS IEWIAIJ4M ~~E:.:,TH:_:EATI E **' or~ awe &a.ta / 109 WT IALIOA ILYI. \ 1 1 V,. IALIOA PUlllSUU • 04M1 lJ • CHl&.D wmt l'MIMT OMlY • I Open 6:~"2:15 NOW THltU TUISDAY I ~do Ac'ft9I • ~ • , .. .......... --~ .,.. .... CJI ···••" ~ ....... ",. ........ _ .. .. All i. Ttn'lfYttl9 C- ""'9 Nltilf C:.wew .. " ..,.. ...... lhwale .. ......... ,,_ ........ .. "111ellee4 .. .... ,..,._" __ ___ ' .• ' " ! •• WARNER --·· ..... M7·Ht1 u..~rn-· ,.... WATill ....., Mln:MUM "n DOIADO" l(Jf11 Deetlet °'SPAITACUI" ..... ,., 1Urntlt • tu.Mal ..,..,.,_~lllCIW _,...., . ...,.,_ "Wlle'• .. ..... n. ...... ,.. Didi VM l>Y'lt ...... 1....- ,..,_ ·---ltye." ........ •flolla .,...., Actltl e ~-e C-..._,..,.. AA911~ ..,... i..t a•e .... 1i....,,..,,.. "A htcJI ef ...... 'Ask Andy' "****''' -11.Y.M&Y#ftn Now Together For The Ff rat Time ••• S.. Them at The Newest Edwards Clnemi ..... ....,... . "rT COMD UP wuaa-, • ....., Pett bll .._... ·-...,_.. c. •••• ''"'····· ............... 8!EIT WITH SOMEONe wou LOVE I 'I Show atarts .at7 p.m .. Featv,.. at 7:30& 9:30 EDDIE flSHER Alt0 JOEY FORMAN IALLIT AMERICA . POST TIME THEATRE JACK I. UONARD . ,,· • . . . ·: . ,• . . . I " "~FINAL SALE DAYS " STARTS TOMORROW AT 11 A.M. 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IA YfaONT FHA .1BMS we ltaV'I mall)' taod JdHI • tirepillt'M, pl\a fmilly room Dplx ar bch 18'f. dD SlU50 *1 ct.let by die Weelr • Adults. •l>U WW JO Pl«' SUp. 'a.drooma, Meaa Verde beauty. Vaaalff pat.lo with fire · · REAL"rY Yeen ol ~ • at with poliilbed brick Ooac-. 20' 3 BR.ldin, Modd .... S:U,l50 month. u. than 3 ms. s pm. [)(nine nn. 3 yean MW . 1ar bed SALDPl!X)PLE NEEDED ~ d.IJlllOMI u. tbftll lo x fl.1 t.ted pool with ~ Home in C..J 5QxUI •• $]6,900 b-cn Sun Va!Wy'a ftftllt *' -.. -.. ~H~T-=--·u,,_ ___ ..,.. sss.~. Tnde tor ring, fount.Un• towtrlnl t:reu. 4 ge -• '* fr • * P"t ta.at adlaft -s *°I> dol· arate pool bouR. a.txxn Dpl.x 2 BR nr Hwy 39 UJ,000 Utta. 4 aa. • 2 a.tti.. Deo-....... _:: ........... PropertJ rooma + a family room. Handy kitchen pan~ lttpoHH•lon 1a.r tor YOUf propcrtJ. Don't quality calltna:tion. £lee. ' BR/den w/bar. S5lXX> ~ oratt.ety ~ 2 ear "fl'•• r~ try and iiervtce porch. Chance for a IOlid in· OuUtand.Lna 3 BR wit!-2~ ldl )'OUIW8lt lbort? Olll tric built·lnl IDcludlne re-tru. GI ............ $21,:,00 prqe DlO Per •edt c..te Mlle 4 vest:Jn~t at ,28,!500 with only '2100 down twatbs et~ down for v~ CLIP',i'llUIST, RMltor ~tor. Larre, low mafn. 4 BR.. atrium, pvt omc. <tpeclal ratee for lcqtr -------,....11 and $200 month lndudi.nl everythlo1 with or $950 IOr rqu1u rnA s-. lllt t.mance lot. JUlt ~to WestiniDltu. GI •• '33,600 periodl). R.elrnnca ~ QUIETeduttaOld7,b'2 Jow interest FHA terma. ~ Mo. pymnt. cnly _. . eo..t Hwy, CdM ~ marioet. $47,500. Dtct1.m-c.u far locaUoo A mn tnto. qunct. Oln&act Mr. B. MW· beaut. turn..,.. Ind. Sl39 IDdud1nc yard, deb <n4> ~ Ive Walker I: Lee. Walk-ft' I: M2-!011 or tG-60U er. Nr. --. ,..,._ S!JO,. 2150 Mesa Verde Dr. Kalecr.t S BR 2 bath wtth hardwood r o o r 1, yellow bu.ll*-ln kitchen tncludinr re- trlifTI tar. llO DOWll PA YMOO rtR YfllRAllS s2i,soo • RHlty Co. 1SJ1 W!.Jl1'QJP1' DIUVE -~--~ ----~ ~a llOQl maintmuce. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ltt. Ml Watcllff Dr., SMOG FREE AIR in'> S46-NIO Mlipie to.-et CID )"OCJ lat tt! 646-1711, Open EWI. "-Co RENTALS CDilPLP.:nLY Forced Sale c..ta Mlet 1100 uwluxe Or.am ttege Ho.-. UnfurnWMMI TIWLER ltb CABl&Nil PeJWJDal problem r or c e 1 --------Newport Hfb. 1210 3 Bedn>oma.. 2 battll. Uvlna • * 1111e al this J"aJ'e MeM vu. FIXER UPPER. S BR •e room with romantic Ur. General JOOO S1'5-monlh.~~:;-iR~~~D de C&mbridae home with -F.utlldlt Joc&ilDD, Neecb place bmlt ln dram Id~ n1RN • 1 BR wtlll 3 I: CCIII•· den + fam rm wonc-S'QDd poamtial-Jlard. ~~~~~SUN tn, ~air-~. 2 car 3 BEDROOMS 2 baths, wlw MaJaa o&rl • J.D Diil 6 l.b38 F1nta pool. 1860 wood noon. w/w ~ta. NOON 'TlL 4.~ pnae. Wi'J enc::lomeci carpeta, ~ buik·lm, Pref. cple. * U) ..,tilllll 111 It al outatandinc home play room Is larp ~ a r d. · yard a paradle for clllld-hua• fenced rmr yard. Im-$11 INa. um.a 1 iD prttJtice atta. Doo't Just Pa.ymecta $156/mo. mw. ,01 Aliso, llpf. Hts. ren. '<>nm mcwina Eut. mediate ocevpuey '1r6 apt. * o\i N.wpart • be dl.tioul • come • SH it ~ ~mt. Sacribcie ~ ool)' UU50. monit.. R.e1111r. stMlC ~ }Imp. * if a bu'p1n lntettaU ~ ~ 2 BR ~. l~ ba. beautitul Walker 6 Lee, 7612 Edi~r. ,.__,,,• a.a.-.._ •lOO UNT•• e. n.EXIBLE at $34,950. t'flcl patio • $29.500. KUf.55 ()pert Eva --• - Cel .... RMlty 546-5UO LOUIS W. BRIGGS . Liu,,.._. 1500 Mama at lWtJor' • BfAIE REALTOR l BEDftOOlil. 1 BATH -,._....--u--------..~ <Nev Cinema Tbdtrel -ma 67U110 S. An1 Hffa. 1630 Gar~ E_~~mo. ___ ,_._,._ ____ _..,. --,--_._...,..-_-_....-=--3 Hie 011 ,,,_ac A·l. Clan QUIET lae l BR. OJder 1\arnlllied ,. \Jmlm'nbblilH 1 ,.......,,.. Newport ShoNI l220 2 Br for OflfttlU, $4440 total ple, l'A heat, ywd care~ 1~ .!~~ BrPat Out of Area Tl'lY inc. xint tnvest 548-rns ebild/pet. • mo. 60...ml --_, ......... • e>wner IDUll .U! • ar CllDdo-tun ctnp. tmflDTI, s Br am llllftma -"""'·-......-.. 3 Ml -. :t; SPECIALI 3 BR.. 2 s.. CV'P·. ~ mer .• iar. ~ _......... ... ,,.. UfUM IMch 1705 ea; ~ O.K. $150 daiJ1. U1 M-. Y11ta. er prqe, all .a.c bU· 1 • DOLL HOUSE, 3 BR :'.)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ltue. *G3I EW. e fGCll( e ran&e, oven. diabwuber etc. load w/extrv ... $25.500 • 2 UJE-Bdrm t.1$1»mo. Cpta, drps, pado. Alaune 2 ·CHANNEL FRONT, 3 B1t J"mced SUS CASITAS ,; '~" LOAll 9 . .. . . . . It Vic tort. 64Ul11 (Call AnytftM) S & l Repossession . PAYMENTS $109 MO. ANYONE can &meme tb1.I but an thi.I bardwood floor bame. 3 BR. 2 betha in ex· ttllenl raidential a r r •· NJ price juat $22,500. .....,. ... frice.. 530o30I JlCID din Fri 3. UKE N"EW, 'BR. .$.14.<W» .,..-.....E 2 DD _,,._ ~ • "'• • • -•1alftmda '•YWOOO 8 1 .. LTY ~·-... ~ .. ,,__..,. .. ...._... · - ~ FHA loen; Sl>.100 1Ull I: Fam nn ...... W.500 ~ ,.,...e." :::;:;.~Ho New 1.U. a. -.m, ; or 5tM4T1 -~ , '-A ~ " Wwd nocn. No -SdlV 200 Mlwp;t.,.. •:. • ------=---- JUST USTB> MQ be pwc 0 P1~ u1afef a ftXltt' • appel' ~ J • flio nn, J baths. flNplllC& ._. tcal17 • IOUDd bolD&.J> \I t .,..,.. work. Suilm1t )"OQt ol· f~. 6JIJS w. Cout Hwy., N& I ..---......... ~ •• Weft-Why .... , mo. 54Mm aft ' P'll. ..._. -- Victoria Let ti. 3 rmtal untta s-Y the !!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!mo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • • JIOIACI 2.&. • New cpta. --::~K~tde~P~ka~ll!f~B~a~'U~t~i t~il 1oa11 PQDHllt. tu. and In-NR. Beach. Cub e.c.-and LOS• PADlltlS Drp. Garla'e. Yll'd m.ihat. $17.50 M. "'6-1111 ~. while ~ lJve tree Pools. 2 BR 2 ba. tam t9. UAL TY MUtalNo pm. llT E. 30th e 1ta4s. 6 8llClll ..... ..,. • • • .. in tb1a beautiful 3 bed· $23.950. Owner 642..3551 Eve. 3 B1:"nR00MS, 2 BATHS 3 .Bft..2 BA. fr AI.J.. tJTll, e lad WJa A ... ~ lal AIWftlM> room, 2 bath home, witti UI¥ ITIES PAID! • --e .. _ ..... ...__._. -. C dtl u-l"EA New home. TOTAL PRICE ~ -_..._ ,.,, V_.., dttil l BR 2 bat!I, !!!ll!m-B!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! forced a1r heal. floor to eel-orona nwr ..-~ ..... ,_ Clrptta I 0.-.pes. MMm e New 01f9 a. ._ ~·J OR VIEW ...................... 11-'·-V<" .. Y -·"""· $1,D> Down NiuJt occus*d bcme. ~ HARi ~-iu'D.t; MM~ * PRlME LOCATION! &95 Glenneyf'e s~ 2·BRIPVT.CARAGE $1Cli _zm"Ai~N..i'r'.i'pcll:iirtiir::: .... :-iii"W.114•"4;;;. ,,.~ .. I' \I I · \\ I' I I I ~·''\\II \\ MESA VERDE locet.lon. 2 POOL HOME ,.,.,.,Y TRIPLEX * xi.m CONDl Laeuna Beech ~ Near ICbool. * .._... ftreplacea, cqvered Pat lo 1003 Bater, C.M. ~ , area. Priced at $6!,llXI. Call F'ULLY LEASED / 1-Blk to fnext to T1c·Toc marlcrt) e lKl W. 11th STREET e ~· t \ I I ' ' a fruit trea ~ convenleuce Orona dd Mar decorator • Rottman Co. 5MoC22 Shoppq to R.ftltaurants. to ICboola. l.ltrary ~ ~ MUD\ MttUflftll model bame wtth 4 Bed-SACUTJCE Sale -bJ own-2 • Bllcl to Ocoean! Out of n£E BEACHJOM.'BER J1U11 makes lhf lomy home ll'll'IW1 rv»U.JMt t"OOml.. ~ room and er . .Muat .U! $Sm. DOWN. tD9.11 OWNER ANXIOUS! e N'EAR OCEANFRONT ---- an oulltMdlnt~ for on!)' l'onnal dlninc room • 3 3 BR. 2 BA. w/w C9J'l)et, $58,500. * Vuy re&D1· Thia dDdnctJve old ho u 1 e $24,9rl0. Try l<T.4 down or S BR. 2 bath. bul.lt-tna. New Luxw1oul baths. Omrplete blt • IM. Former mod' I able terms. M2·1C24 1Bkr) Jlllt -. to finest be9:hes with a ~ moil cash talre w/w ~. d r •Pe 1• !lee. ()lnwnlmce kitchen· home onb' 3 yra. old. MAJ\Y --1Aaum.. 3 BR, dm, w I w owr O'IVDet''• \%'Kt rnA pabO. ()Jmp. nidec. su.sm ~.D -ONE 6~ extra•. A.MwM h1ib exist-SpoctH •bocut.".. View crpts, beam crilini. ranae. --------~~~~~~~~ ._,,. HtrrY bd~ lt'a too -acel terma. call Mr. -tn& FHA Joan w/pe.yments II r "·'" dlhww • only $21,500. ::-: latf"! Netlon. 5«>-USt. ~7l 546-23'3 ~ nn. tnc. pr1Dc., int., Day and nilbt .M1mian RJty. 49t-0731 • ~TS ~ °'*' 1¥91 'TU t taw A lniruruoe. 54&-019 B~~~~ 2 BR. 1~ beth. nr. "Pot· & ' Act. Cholce lot. P\1ttinc ems-Ex.-tery Shad!... Ea.-y walk 1200 A '1'IQNS)N PJ781 A 111111'• ; iY <>-ner 3 Bdnn NewlY tru. $56,SOO. 644-tm BMch. ~e n:na. 1.ndud. 1 Brl'Urit. .... ...,_, LAT~! --decora~. w/w carpet., inc faznily nn. WeU bit. SPACllJUS Mar netr 4 BR ttl'l~V1cb1a.~~!..CK.~~~~ _ draps. Eut.llde, ncsr Weat· 3 BR. 2 Be . blk. Iron\ ocean well land.cpd. 2 fittplacn. 2~ bath bame ln fa""ma---- 546 4141-clltt lboppl.na. Lee ncto.ed A bey: ns.<n> down. ba.I. bit-In Bar-8-que. Sell out ble ~ Shake rool, NASSAU P.m. 1 • 2 q; (Open lwnlttpl $U,950 back yard. Vacant, tnunedi-8MY ta'ms: toCal $!)2,SOl. richt or leue ~ Ttnna 1tooe plant.en, 2 ~ hm or Utd. ~40. H'4 .. -------• c.tamb9d • 2 alm'y ' bed-SPAlflSH dlarm: euMiom a.le poaleSl'm. Mor>thlY By ~· Prine. only. For $21,900 call ~-fam. rm. Immaculate • va-pool. 111 E. 221.s St. --L,; roem, 3 a.tb BKil Ba)' pool Beck 1997 i.-, toe. OD .,. nal $111. G3JCIQ.. IG4UI app t. f'IMISl5 ev& cant ~ ~ J1.JO. um. PD. lzmw. 2 BR. .. Mr. I.· lvdJ 1 W =-•=.. n-l Oaw1 tile let.t J/1 llfft; kid. Ja ci-~T!D'f. NICE..._ 2 BR•· So a1 Duplex. for Sale 1915 rardea'· 1tuUs PlrdaU sn Jocsn St.. w. K-~ 1151 lhwla. Dr. --........ ~ ~-~.'~; ~ " I IOlid W 8Y OWNER 4-Br * '-e hwJ. ~Gu'. Carpmd. ruRNISHED 2 BR'• eacts. &altar. I04la MWIU, 50.om & ..._. .,._... UK-. IUI C!llbUllG 6 an • -· $.19,!!00 OlirOft m-cl8 Yw .,.. winner of eledl1c ~ • dremUic blt·tn 'llP'teoew. Incl. B8Ct. Tam.Uy room. 2.aa. "Bltna, Obie,..,...._ 1 8Jodc trom * BEAUTil'OL CUSTOll 8AOfELOR • tw. tlckeh to roam In pool uw. tbm la a lee., beaned ceilJ P'rpl. Dri>a, XLNT c:mid! Udo Isle 1251 .,.._ $ll,OOJ. By Owne!-HOME. * ADULT! Pft!ll'. tltU pd. AdllUa. SllD-. • WALKER. LEE q 1Mnc rm. wtth attr. rode EASI'SIDE. • $21,:,00 us Cl.It St. Newport Bacft. Rdfrel'IC9. • ICJS5I secws --s 'Br Jtome, nr. Yn new. ''HILLO OO~H mt Ha.rt.r BlYd. frplc.: ~ .,.,..te d1ntnc 306 ALVA l...al)f/541-107 SHINING RENTALS 4 lr-2 81, $250 mo lAqe P'ut 1'/t1f117 trplc. ' ~91 Opell tll 11 PM --'---~ BY Own B 1~ bll elrc nd ~ul 4 bedroom 2 Bkr 5'1-l.2IO Ntwpert .... !l)llt le-vet~ "lttrmal N9W pl.,tnt it . mt-ba1 5-"""" ,.., ....... ..,, "'· 4 r. • • ..,........., • Houees Fumlthed ====·===== ._ rm 6 Bnelcfut room. llftlll Theater. pa.... In ChJn. CO'te Area u. Ip. family rm., w/ftt bltm. tremendooa tam hm bath. '4tory, BI • K1tdft OCIAN YllW ~ ............... Stf,ll50 ·•II ~ iu.71 CdM. 2 BR, 1"am rm, 2 ba, be.t, opw to a printe S--Nr propoeed marina. Vac· tiridc fll*:, piatio, UJdec:k. lltent1ls to Sh11e 2005 Newport Hel .... t1 H10 Ml& ffarvf)' --6--, dbl P"9P· tio; tbt lmlr. bdnn. ia lb' ant • lmmed poa. $!2,980. Xlnt Joe -$59.<n> Furn. -- ---UNl1S ,..l.L..._. a--L-....1 '-21', Mtw";f· •nd 22 ft.; ~ .. a heallid A OaD Mr. Kelley, 546-sot5. R. C. GRE'Dt. it.lty WANT MALE to lhare my CUFFHAVDJ 3 Br 2 Ba. WllKLY dll! ....._~ --· Yo 1:00 p.m. row .. Distant View of fmced D<«I pool· entire 3'11 VJ.a Udo max> New Fa!luloua BMl>-furn. faln, rm. 2 ~·eat",. drpl, ~LY ...,.s1•• me L c...e ......, d-• t•.-1. _ _._ ~~•u land--N -rt •-ach 1200 fUlltop La run a Beech dilbwr I: llAll'• beat )Ill ,....,.,. , n -..._. .... ~ .. m your -Hiiis & Ocun ~~~A•,..-· -Huntl_._ leech 1400 home. Your room hu car-$D). SLS Siln&J Rd. Ml-«ia N&WPOitT m:AQI ID ,.., .. ·-(Herth Coun!!L._ ....... ,.. fr'lllm 2 Ba • deD. 2 ba, ;;;-for $51,500 c.an ~ ........ pees, ctr.pn. PYt·bath. You TR.\V!L LODGE .• ._._. __ ._ number 540-1t"') ~·IS, RMlty er.MWflO . 1evc:c,~~·~AN heclltiYe Hoft'le ~~mo + llhaN Corw def Mar mo Gii W. ~Hwy. N.B.' -HaidW • Floors ~ & a.st HwJ m«llt .... Via. lllls "throw • t~" . UU ll Pk.-nft perfect li&ndlth MALE wUI aha.re ' BR, deri 2 IR - 2 le. "5 MOOmN 1 BR llft. 4 I. 2 •aTH.$2:i,SOO tlWW Yr old fam11y home ta.I co~ Gvdm Tri-lilftl, S BR. 2" born• with aame. 3S tr> 4S Oc.an ..,_ --l!lroillltw.., 3 BR, larp • -Mr's ff1 . vem.nt location near Welt· be.. llll&rU)' ,.n-11111'd ldtcb )TL Avail Dec. 1. 1967. Rel-UllfUm • ru5 mo. or Buy =-.. a.!n.a "Pi. ~ ~ llwblr roam d.lnlns are., At• DrMmer's rice C:.... .. Mir cliff Plue. Hardwood noon. w/all bt·lM. b'ma1 din rm. ~ Call Bill days fDr IZ5(X) On. al 4icb St Is BeJboe -...: • I "' .i-..:-N ~~ .. out_!'! ~ ~ i.::-= Lualr .. bUUt boma localed I bedrooml. 2 battw .tt NIY ~ .. ~ ~ c:p(l1_,f S&llll · lrvl-Terr..... N.B. ! "~"' OW ~-• r&.A1a ~ -in tM Soatti'""''• mc>lt ~ )'9t'd with pool. on1.Y w., ...... ...__,.,...-es.....,. ·--· cu Pride. ~ la Har-~ in ldtchen, net. WIDCld dlb6-..... A fladoat!lll $.1%.500.. oan: IC. Priofd below martret • 2 GIJU.8 wmt cirl o•er n to 3 BR I: den .F\Jm ham• • euc. OCEAN 4 BA • bar ~RID 1915T, la a• wte Ml. Red bride ftrwplect. Scbooll • CaW.1"1ae Qu:n. Lelthton Linden, ~.us-...... c-... TY *"'blue en Balboa I.ale.· $350 mo Yrl,y *-1-Br. CPTS, um.• PE>I - opeo1no fer two licemld JUtr. !;ft. 1GOJ.D Stalely tre9.. Wl).1738 pm jmt ..,.... aftf, Real'°" ~ ~ ~ TOOm. ..Avafl ~-ht. tlO--mo yrty. * ~ SU. .,.. • new omc. *LA HINMYa TA.RBB...L • Hctiar lmdlb' price4 trom ~nu Ewe. 613-037'2 sn.as.u 5«>-«62 llU... Island man "' -.01IT =· Oil1 tor -. Qin. MISA ,t 1 IASl/OP110N SSS.toO '° $43,!IDO EYel.. selQ) YOONG ....,a.man will l BR BQfrant BEACJO"Rafl' 1 BR.. LoYel1 bl ltrwt. • WSK HOMES l I L1KE THE OCEAN? THINK llG ~ ~ ~ ~ !t Untun halne hr $100; 1 BR. bit. • CUP Pltl!ST, ltMltor :i ba1a. v 6 t BR. J i..1111, pd 6 a.. Db tiaas": MacArthur s Bdrm, 2-atory. dbl pr %100 911. ft. al ~ UY· S·JO. $400 mo J"mrb' t1 • <>c.n '90 Winter. Qnai 00 ~ Id.-• SZl,150. we . ~ bloct to oorCI S1&5/mo IDC. ' BIG BEDROOMS, s . cbmit ofttr m.t1l5 .. E. o..t HWJ, OBI )OG. Pktxaaque Geal'p q1n._., JWr. fram PacUlc Cout HwJ. ae lwtnwr. S1&5/,,,.k ~r. t.U.. ltd> f.aml.ly room SHARE JQ elep.nt water· Salllbar7 Jtealt)'ONE .,---siri--%1-+-.-lo--.. en•> m.& 1'7» 2115& u .... ..-m..a5t OPEK .EVU. Nswport FWJ. 1'lnl Oii ~ ._ )'OUrlftl . Furn· $38,500 Wttb beam ceillnlf. BIG front home with dock; 11t1D m-m> tarp badl ~-with ''""~ /oequln Hilla Rd., then to..i I\. c. GREER. Realty •rYb areL BIG lot. Ida! «MiO )TL $150 Mmth. W4>U Ext ,_ Oil' ~~ii. r You Cl1' °"1ch• met 8t fee title -or leue lf JOG prtfer. ALL aotl. ~ WATDriONT VIEW. A11 but two bedrooms ad two bathl.J-wrt'H ~PATIO. YOU ARI 1NYJTID TO 1"5PICT OUlt PUlt.NlSHIO MOOIL Illy $59.&00 wl Up , Lt•• $420 M121Ur • Up ....,... 67J.1711 fw ..... , .... .. •• lo. lfpl to mGlkl .,..._ 5 Via Udo 673-9.'0> for BIG family. Near S.D. f'lS.ml.. $110 • 2 ~ 2 t.th, alt f. . lowly 3 BR. 2 FWJ, Small Prlc. U'l,SOO. WAHT GIJtL l.n l0'1 to lhare ~· f1replace, patio. "°"• -Bl'J-~-UTIFUL---1-BR.--l'f..-f-• Price Redated .....,,.Llu.-L£J W A.LKl:R A LEE, 1612 OcMntnmt i-tw Me $125. rarilentol, C9l:peta, *a-t>.cb. Peal ._.. S.. home on 2 lol.6: can UR EcltnpT, ~. Open ~. (213) lli&«iOI s>e•1 IOUth at tbe ~-SUO to iui, 541-~ _..,. __ ,__ _ .... -.... -t u 2 ~. Rm. to bld 1 . Neer Eves. Adults, no pets. Brobr. ~ --... -..... --= ,.._ Bay Is ocean. Will wl all or M2·TT77 --------lane b' U. n.-, in Ma-'ii tnt. or ~. 121 4llt St. $17, 750 COit• Miii 2100 Br.AU turn Watsfrult Tlr r1Mrw Elementary and IW-. OWNER 673-7T19 3 BR 2~ belhl, pool Ii dub HOUSE, 3 BR., lie. 3 ambul-Huntlngton a..ch '400 nee Apt. BB Club. bar RiP School d1lltrkt. 4 -~ .-4 .. ci-vu-or '°'ll' tum be..,_ bed.rooma, a t.h. 1arJre LAUNDROMAT on Balboa ,..,._. ..-•·-.-n..... OY9l' atory patlent1: $140 month GOLF COURSE ~ famDJ and~ nlOUll ANS bland, with 3 BR apt le I 14 OK. Easy lMnf at tta 373 W. Mt.on ~73'2 . ========I beutlM art1um -an In the BR apt. Attnctiftly priced b8t. Sett.tr hU1T7 on lt\MI VIEW RENT AL ..,... Barbor HIChland• lo ~ over 16"'1 profit. ooe. Newpert leach 2200 3 Bdra, 2 Ml.ha, flreplac:e, Newpert fftts. u. ol Nftport ae.dl. l0'9 sm.ooo. S&lltJury, ru1r. P•ul Jones lte•lty fa.mUy room. Huie fenced a.EAN 1-2 Br. 8115 up. Db. ud ..udl no men. C. 673.aK) ICT·Ia Eftl. ~2465 CANAL• FRONT with dock Jard Leue $190.00 Mo Adults. * ... 1'. ~ 6 CX>. BUILT FOR YOU Wl1'E WANI'ED 2 BR. den, 2 bath. Avail Walk.r ts Lee ~ . 2G1 E. 16th St. -'-._ )'MJ'ty. Adults. $l8S mo. ' m.TTn Nat to 5'** Shop Cultom S BR 3 BA fam. 2 to ~· .,_,t 6 paper "' 64.2-7825. 4 BR. 2 Ba., bit.Ina, drapea; lr. ()pm EYe9.. car/Le tnilu. Gar. Nr Bk ttU el.epnt home. Rock frahty decanted. Ne • r Cerona def M., DAVIDSON Realty Ba,y. c.aD for App't. Ail =~~":'·J:do~ 3~~~8~ 4d~R~ar~ ::rter'~~: ~1~~ Near warner 2 BR. frpk, pnp. 5 BEDROOMS ~~· fl9~SE or loan. 301 Alnndo Pl. OX 6--0'ZlJ ~7'2 GusGow I0-37T7 Jumtn.. No cbktna. Sl • °*~St. John the Bab. LEASE I oPnON $250-ITI(). hct.nc Short• R.Nlty •• TINY houae $50. • DC<JnC DWJR • imo..u;vl3MO'l'3n::fi:Jii.Dii00M:ll tilt Chlrcb. Un.be.llevat>l1 • 3 BR-2~ BA. Qxs, [)rps, 536.aM Eta.. s.lf..3458 PetiNWa location. Walttfrmt, prt.. Dodt; 2 e LOVD.Y 2 • priold. • Bltna, Pool' DblN!. T 2 BR. Al9uaM! 11lA • $16,500 m.im BR. 2 BA. $325 1.-/tnna • FIRD'UCE. PAn« ~ at $19,SOO ARK UDO * 64+-0.117 S BR. Sbot4Mftlt ••• 136,8 147-001 Alltt S PM e O.R Sa22 ... Al'P'T· Rltr. 2"7J Harbor 58• CM 11.U .. FS IARGAIN 3 BR + bllllus nn • $l6,9tl0 81l!'!!,_ 222.5 UTS, 4 bdnn., 2 be... Ina to 545-S480 EV•. 56-CNl Le. BR.. 2 Ba .. Ollt" levfl. ~ ~ Rlfy $.TIC: 8 A Y SH 0 RES WAT'Elt· tu~r. 20'112 hnlnor1h. 4 II. HOME 1 ~ baa., bGDWM. ~ po.al, double prqe, COi' ner tot. SU.l50. Wel~rdle ltlt"" mo "'~ Btvd., c.N. 50-mt ba. ....... --·------ 2BRA61n.~.l .... R.2 C'OfNl' Sot. FMt9de CM Oal:s' sn.om. MAHON RI.TY S484m 1mar.. Ew . ..uics '4"~ to ..n J'04lr home) Natty..,, Blt.m.. $25,!IOO. Mrs. Da Mn· fflCkl FR<>m' 3 Bdrm, l ba. for ph SJ6.3'7lO after 5. Low Down. OwMr-&U-0259 ICT-1511 W9Clft ~ ~ dlacrimJnatln.c adult.e. $C25 NEAR ~ach. 4 BR, ~ BA, lllboe CUST 8pM1sb Dupln. 3 A • BY ,..._,.,_,. -ca. J>t"T mo. to July 1, 1961 Gor-peUo; blt-tnl: e&rpetl, ..... --------.. Br. 1 bUc to ocran. frplc, vwnc.rv u:JTely, Oean ffOO! euculJVe home. pa. nas. ~1'37. ~. d-w. $52.B By~ l.ar 1-ne '21.500. * New n3: 7919-46 rs.n Marino) er. 123 fut St. 67S-Sl6l. ~-=-wr '. ai::; Huntfntten STAND OUT tl"Milf ~ 6 siq,'f. Huntington leach 2400 Hart.our )405 !ijffi~Rli~~~~ aloe. J BR.~ BA. fam rm (f'(c,tb H./B.) * 8l-ru4 2 BR-f8I' ~. Trplc, Nia? .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l'Tx22 D-f no. )19 tnc:I yd. NEAR 8-ctt; 2 BR., carp, yard. ~ $ITS ~ $21,500 JO" down M&-2911 4"'*-]J X 22 encl liuW: ~. ~7282 EXT'ftA 1.ARGE DUPLEX. .. iardtn kltch. Fend. ' =====:=:;;;:;::::;:= 3 BR, 2 BA f'Ach, nrar lndacpd. $15,l» ~r. l.atuna leach 2.10S bftdl a 11mpp1na. Ml-3165 -:::m4:1=~11.~----­ Houle9 b7 OWMr. Ocean AEllODELO 1Arse 2 8R. front IOOd ...... pr1~ to ll008I Gil 2 lou. ..UI m-Olll1 a5-1510. S17.l50. ..ax> OWntl' lAL d.l:rtd "2"'5171. aw.. 4 BR. J S.. GLEN MAR ,_. 1111. ttMa 111 be.ck and 1-1>Ck. tdlla. a *'P'r. ctr. ll$l.en to die ..,. rlnl! $24.SOO Ownn-~ • .... :j8 DAIL V PILOT SA\'E ~ASH? Read DAILY 'PILOT c L A s s 1· F I E D Every Day For The ' • Thursday, HMl!lbff 16, 1~7 .ct:NTAU .• .: ,. rALS llNT All llAL IST ATI lNNOUNCIMIHT'I w NOT1CIS Apta. Fumlahed A(lllh. Unfu~ A•U~ Oiiwat ~ ---------------------------------* Hunt 1 n gt on .. 1ch 4400 Coda Mela SlOO lentalt WMt.S fftO L... 6100 Ult '401 --------------~--------~----~-* SA V.OK PWMBlNG • • Rmad·R.,.u.Reu • &U-U .. 5414911 • * 211 APTS NICELY rtJ'Nf • POOL Nr Shos>f>lna l!Q2 KnoxvWe. Apt 0. HB Call Mar for deta.Ua 538-291' • BAau:LOR AP'f. Pvr·PATtO. A.LL tmJ... PACOi t'IS-mo. * 5Ji.ZZIO '80 l·BR. ST5 Bach. Ww cpt. drpa, pa A wa ,.t. '1J Palm Aw. HB. ~. w-48TI RENTALS Apts. Uftf\lmlahld UnJom, ldul I 1mlly loe1tlon Clote to thoppl"'* Parle Beyt Club & Glrl1 Club • SpedoQI 3 Br'• • 2 ts.a e 1 BR nJRNISHED • "'1m Pool • Putlp'Mll e Fr'J)l lDdlv/lndlJ fK'\I e Adoltl A F~ ceu 1145 Anaheim Aw. CM. 166'1'69 i Rooms Pvmftu,. $25 Monttl "1U. OP'nON TO BUY No depoctt 0.1 c. House of Chairs * YIUA MESA * Extra I.Al~ 2 BR O.lvx• Aph. FURHISHD> >. V All.. • ('1c.d doublt Pftl• • Cb1Jdttn"1 ..nion • .f'ull)' equtpped pi.nmd • r~ air heat e Httated pool and • ~ISonal'H • Prtnt• JMUos e Walk-ID cloeeU • Sln1lc ltrlrJ * 719 W•t WlllOn * * MaM19r 646-1251 * Allioi GREENS BAOIELOR • U'Nl'URN. from $100 Incl. uW. l • 2 A! BDRM. FURN. A lJNTURN. Heated Pools, Oilld Can Calter, AdJ. tn Shoppq - 7100 Petttaon Wa,. at Hal' bor It Adami, ())jata Mesa. $46--0370 --- --- He.et C. Anclert0n 19847 Cembrldte Lane a..,. N•1d1tl far mruture ,..,.. PY-. fl!'f Con>M ~I ,..,. Ol' N ..... port Bclldl .,..... mJJ14 alter 2 p.m. 6200 ALTEJU;D .._. Kale ~&I MW ft.adm al .... =====~=== SPEaAL for indUltrl.tl ar Ia. 0.-US. coUa.r: ...._ • lnltt park d~elopmcnt. lD "Talmo". D a y 1: .O.JDI ltoomt fer lttftt 5"5 ROOMS IJOR RINT $22:51> per~ a up Haar.ed pool· Ma.Id aMc. UCJUUel fUnl1abecl 1V • Klt.che!M!t lt• MOO'EL TAHm 541..%129 ~·the Deeett Hot Sp1Dp Mra. Mont: m.Tm !:\>•· u. wtlh D;i n fruit. ., rema1. Mtn.lln ..,..UllW -.Jor a.rttry. In path ol fu-~ t mot. lMt N.-part WMillya Want1 WMMya o.tf • tllre,Jn.IJN" JrO'lfth at a aac-~Arra. Nov. IS. S,IClAl CLASSIPICAftON POlt = ~~~.c::~500 ~' .; R8ard * MHl'T2 NA TUil.AL IOIN SWA,.,ERS low Int. Don Ollm RHJ F..-. Spedal late tate, ~ Pimon Blvd., Peraonalt 6405 I 11 ... -S th'* ~ S budo ~ .. ,...,..,, ..... ODEUNCi • coam 11.ddi-• .., .__. QUt· ta • eommerda1. 1H • ap ., • )'fl. 00 odelJllc • ao )Tl on boGM pl.ua al Ol.llW 111olOIJ tr. land ...... -- M Remodtlina A M- . Arty abe Job. ft.ta. e nitea. 531.all '"° 0...-t Hot Spr1np. l"'-11 -AO _,., IHClUDI PV'f.!NI'RANCE A um. J2M.774 Eve. X&Slll GUtLS-GALs.LADllS ......... -.... • .... ....... "" ..... .,... TERAT1C»i! ~YOU9 .... /1111111• ...,._ ._. ... "' -.!Wn~ Employed woman. 136. Start bat1n1 tbt nm. ol Your .......,,M, ... ~ 11ou -'4lAOal Oii~ •• CU DR~MAKING Newpar1 8*::h. 54Wl'7t Meunt.,. o...rt 6210 w .. Go to~. Duc1DC PHONI 6424671 ISE" •not before km or after t :JO.. m DLSERT HlDt:AWAY alld paru... ~ ttal' at T• ,.._. Ywr Tr..,,t ,aracflM Ad ftt-642..5145 pm. Beaut. a A bl coU home when,,. ~ve sm0e-ate, 20 yrs. up. NICE BR.. • I prtv. batb, rtn ace OD men OJI an qa &mdolll to • 21· SLOOP • 10' Jl!.AJ(. SAL~ SEA • VIEW ldt..... _...., • ,..,.,._ -aL SA. I n door .f'!~-~· -ta1&kt -~1 AU i.ft ... ..._ Built '12. Galley. Walke LOI'. DESERT SHOR.~. Til LI le NI: ~:·&a.a-· .. (EVDY'MUNG .. ~> ~d tW-----bead Headroom. Ideal fer R·L WJLI, TR.A.DE FOR •• um A lDc. wrlle«f. Low an. ~ YOuft OWN DAT!; Uvt: aboard! TRADE fer 30 1T. BOAT. SAIL OR & Ma le 6975 ROOM In .,nvate home Act. 5C&-7729-5CMT13 ,...,...., H·~ "" _ R.-1 !Atate. (1) m029 POWER. 673-7469 ---+-----with woman wbo worb • ~ .,_.. w•"""' Ttle Man * ~. UO wk. 5Cl-«7l'2 IUSINISS and 1t1U9 PM Watmtont ouatem home Wut Duplex or R-2 tot c;or. lnltall a ,._. SLEEPING room tor man. FINANCIAL PA.IN, Poor On:ula!Jon? Wt11 3 BR priv dock s:i&.000 eq11o OM ckl Mu. Far tmmac. 3 b too small. Pvt home A ml By mo. .wftt -pt the rtitd wattt Want oomparable nlue A tun rm, din. Back Bay lAlkkll only m. 15U a..... CM IUI. Opportunltlel 6300 muaap otter.. ~ ~· ~Pa~~T~ home w/0!1mplc We pool Mf.11&7 • •PLEA.SANT a lb room• battiina ript In .,.,... OR 00@Ce Rlty 546-681> T. ldtct>en prtvUqa. Prdw l'ranchl .... Wanted bome. t!tt HydroJet. all elieo-HAVE SlD.500 equity la ~E beall1Uul m· YAWL LOYMINT arid.as lady 6CM1'N trlcal pu1a ovtlllfe al tub. ic80 11;1 ft 4 Br home on pxt belacb Income prop----...-..... w ~ul cbuck "a&IJll cbalil F~ demcmtndm c all 8Sic230 RA lot, C.M. WANT COULD USE 'up to 7020 $12.50 UP wk. W I kltdlm McMd bf ~ ~ G• N2-'n41 ~ mom. bo9t. root«" home, Jand. $80,000 prepajd tntnait. ~~~:. ~~ = :'e~llft'.ftn SWING'IN.slT CLUI m « N>mil sa.soe t'YH MMm. A=O: or NICE ROOM/PVT . HOMt ~.No experlmce,. TRADE 2 8tdroom.. 2 ltGl'Y WANT: a aood KI-n nt empko'mllll ... lldel~•I ~ 4Qil-.d. C1W"111t.ced montbb' tor mmW or.,_. OD-Cl:IDdomWum $19,000 Tultln IOI' jewdry dellaner wjll experience·1D mature WlllDIJI Income 11 desired. Local >o-Menttal pudtl, dalas, fun va for Qiadomlnjum or nde ~ to t400 In cuat. delllli. typlns pnt. 541-T15T « ~-e11Uona °' reJoc:att to aey of of all~ home 1n Btacb .,..._ m• to )'OW' enter jewelry. ROOM with HOl.JSEKEF.,P. tbr 50 statn. Investment ot CALL CHIARYL SU~ c.11: ~ ~~ '::: You .,.. winner of ING PIUVll..ECES. b'Om 111.000. Tb I• ls • ~.zrM • l ·.PM •broed. 54SXl3 511 w. 19th, C.M. 541-1454 two tlcketa to m.tl«> bt1ru t-U AM IJ'Ql9d Ooor opportunil;f for X • CITIMINT * * * * * * HOUSEWORK * LARGE 2 bedroom 2 bath l )'VUlll or old, Individual or ()!Qplft 8ln&lea THE woman with xlnt w/w carpet ~te • "'HI LO DOLL y• Misc. RMtals 5999 sniup. etn&le site or rilbt to GROUP, enJoJ puUee. trtps SllVICi DtltlClOI Y SERVl<.E !!SCTORY wkly polltian ~~F~ ~~ Now pleylnt et MMdy· GARAGE for STORAGE. ~ •= =~t~ ~eet-~._..w~ c.m.t, CHll ... ,_ Glrdlnl"I ' 66IO 12--noon. Mca thru dautU pnce. Adulta, no t.nd The.ttr. ,..._ nwio. '* M3-4IZ2S bullneu consultant dedde. -a-. r....u. -.---1\1%1& or So. ,.u. S1SG. Rultor, .a.m ull '42.J678, lxtai..._ m.c. o.ta M-. IVa& Rl&1d 1tmst1ptiaa mi1*I SPIRml&L ~ • IHAW & SONI Rf ender Lwtnt Ca,.. = :1a U:--at= 219, Mtw .. n t:OCI and e FENCED Aft.EA -hr: and rtql.dred. e1w )1lllr woriila 6 ,..._ IPZCW.mNO fot GNM GI ...... 5100 lcOO , ............ " .... BOATS. ~. Etc. Broker~.~ lema tin l'Aml. 1D1 M. DPCdD .t.OOl..IXUTS Reu. iDO. Inn CV&.~ NEAT.~ IJ'p9t clalm Ytuf ttcbh. IOGID f6 MNua El Camlllo a.a&; a. 0.. ~ Inc. ~--DJ. h:rd-b'Pltll tn baml.. ---· --------(North C ty, tell-free ~..,,...,,,,.~~~==-=-=-• ""'"" fTl41 611C • _..., culturist. RaWiJll. •JN carda, enft)opa, di:. ''THE GAILU'' oant22 RIAL ISTATI ''ARI TIM~ INCOMI DO~ aead-. .. .._. rree ~i.-Twma JAP~E AMERICAN tric ~· 2 BR. 1\t bl, with ....,...., number $40.l O> G.Mral Boomini new field. re1llUni !JlsT TRI AJl'OU..O 1£1. CEMEN1' worti all types. GARDENER I 1'-Jn oper. PRACT. 11\U'N from adultJ, Cl1'tl. drpa.. padol. and collectin& from new TE'l · -..... t. Gt No job toe. ~ :rree est. COM'LIIND'L I RES'L.. n~ plua art of lnd9qJd l: mallDined ruo Harbor Heights Apts Income ,,.,,,...., 6000 blah quality C'Oln operated COlllMrJ co..._. ... ~ ft STUl'UOC J.9.1115 Mt.Int Free est. 968-2295 best ol rfb.. ~15115 l mo. dispenlera In this area. No RodJ. Zll • -, 2 IASTSIDI LOTS ldllq. To qualify >OU mu.t JAPANESE GARI.ENI.NG It Lady Whee daywmil. ~ 24.31 Or~ Ave., MT~ 2 • 3 BRI.. 2 ba, bit-Illa, 1 with hOUM $16,500 ban car, reftrencn. SSOO to GORGEOUS ISX> Mink ~ Child Care '610 lnpqlr. FREE Jatimatn. and rdlahle mettnetil 1'anllahed or Un_.._._.._. .... F SlOO. ~·• Ntw Kalt IUll!. ........ * ,,.a ~...... ~· -"¥ ... ..__, cpWdrpa. Quid ll'fiQa. 1 with duplex $14,000 Sl300 ca.u. ""hoursw~-Swll, ~ • etc. Sbe VACANCY* Nunery SdlL _.,....., .,..........., oru-...u• NBew J~:~ew2 BPal_'!?_ Rental Mir· Mn. Oirllt~ Totel for 2 Po,500 ly can net excellmt income. ia S2 • l30. m.H * * EQUIP!'. 7 to 5:30 db'· CUT It F.dp La'il> Serv. A Do---ic U-fp 7"111 l r ..., uniwu, r -$46-lOlf MClft full umr For penona! -· H.arbw/Baktt * 5*1W Mal.ntl11ance. Uteftled CM __ ,...... __ ""-.:.-----W\!urn, 3 Br WS tnfum. lntuvlew, llt'nd name, ad-~MBERSHIP avail. New· · ~. 56351' an 5 PM See mar.. Mr. Klein, 10..S -~=....:-.,,,,..=-=--=-• ~ and phone numbf'r to P t. m:h. Tennll Club. Oll1.D C&te, my bOIJ\e. Xlnt f- dall;y. 128 MontA Vlata. Inter.Stair Ol&t eo., 455 E. 646-93Tl Ext. '1 40-3U1 care; fnod. yard; Want --------• Ml-Df e Newport Beech S200 293 p;_ 17th St. M5-44tl 4th s. Suite 206. Salt :.all"e ~e. wlcnd. 0.JC. 197-0CTO W.trrdnlter GeMral hrvtc-6612 * TOWNHOUSE * CARIB! 2""4 UNIT Apta; 2 l: S BR. C1ty. Ut1h s.1111 ALCOHOUO ~ ;Jd 2 Br. l~ bathl, pabo, CpU, BOAT SUPS AVAIL = mwt ;.~~ OWNER'S ILLNESS ~~ Pbooe m-m4 Centrectwt '620 ~ ~~1e67-;;1~~ LIVE INS Employer P')'I fN9 Georte By!Aod A&e.D<:"Y l~B E. lfth, S.A. 5C7.a9 Otinese • Enatiah • nendl Pennantnt, ap1r. Un • Ill Far Eut Ascy. MU703 ciJlis. ltoft, WO mo. 2 A 3 BR • 2 Ba FORCES SALE e WE WILL Palnt • Plumb) • Carpentry lll E. Melody Lane from SZiO mo. Buslnw lt•ntal '°'° rooo TO TAKE OUT. F..,a. WANTED inembenbip la ) ea.an * ~1'1• • Htd 9'rlm Pool tabillhed bllliMN, tdea1 BALBOA BAY a.tm 8UIU) m Haun"' 67*> Help W•nted, ~ 7200 NSW • 2 BR apt. Blt • 1111 e Indoor Partdnc e PRIME Rda1l LocaSiaD e b" couple. Year 'round. m.ne !:\'El • ........ ~ • Ji: -~------- W/W ~t. Gar. Part. llOFemando. Bal PfNI muo Air-O:lad. ator.. Brou1ecS Chlckrn. abrimp, COLONIC THl_.,Y CUSTOM MILLING HiULINQ, -· ~· tum. nu. Adults pttf. ~ IOa the Bay 2 bl mm FtrrJ) 1IT3 Hubor C.lf. ....-. plzza. dtll, l&Ddwictle, {DIER.KER) MMT'7 cnttA MD.A LlJMBEK pnca uwi.ip, _,p, Drill Prese Operator A1bm Pl. M&-8359 • ~ DELUXE 4 BR. 2 ba. Oc.an luslwa Property 6050 etc. N pri~ $13.SOO . ., ·--No On PJmt. KI &-DOI ~~,.,..Se. ll2.f7.U Mllllng Machine Oper. NEW 2-BDR.M $130-mo. Cpta, V\ew. FrJilc. 1 blk from don. Nrwport Beacb lftL Announcemenh '41Q ADDrTIONS rcmoditl· aa. H l ... I 6735 FOR SPAR DEPT. · Df1ll, Ran,e. Yard. ocun. $:m mo. 123~ L.AUNDROMAT on Balbo9 673-SD.1 ---.,.... A......_~ OUMC-+ "I Garqe. * m.-. SL fT5..5Ul. lalaod, with 3 BR 1pt. 6 1 LAWN Momtr ~ mop. Cont H .. tth Clula ~ •2ll4 WINDOW cJeaaAnl ~Sal. -EL--------BR. apt. Artractl~ty priced e f'R.tt SAUNA e '"!II•------· AVAJL. Dee. .1lt; duplo. 2 r UXE Se9.abatt 3 BR to thaw over 18% prufil Oardenioc and la1*:apln1 With~ b)' AddWcn * JtemodelhJi MOit bomte $U5 mo. now 1• BR., end. pr. Adldt coup-Upptr Ocpln. S21S Yrty IN •• , ......... _. n• rout~ <commm:tal A .,......____. m•~ _ ~· f'l..r H. Gerwtdt-Uc. eat1m. Sia-~. It. S125. 646-f714 l'lrlt. IMt A depcmt. Rd. $15,000 ~ ...... ,., zutr. bom sl Newport Beach ..... ,..,..._...., -----· A.Wo •atno for Cerpenter Palnttr A111.,.l11 18ST I BUYS? l ~· IN NEW & USED CARS The ORANGE COAST'S BAOt. 8')1· Nr EIWnda H.!.; RP. 8dnn : S10 Incl. pr. ' uUl. 54M2~ pyt. * 2-BR S'ruDIO TYPE APT. R.dri&. Blm·ltOYt, Garap. * ~ uch. 648-&9. fT3.QOO t.rd~ P~ lot i\ ,..~ Mouique, VlrsSn1a. Jvl.y A meet 1' 5t9-2lTO fNnl"I '7SS NEW 2 BR • 2 BA. POOL! 14-MIMU ll•nt•t 6060 inl ff1"Yice. wm ll!ll all« Slliiey. ()pm l.M. T d.,... c. t C ... nl"' '62.S ----------nreplac~. Blt·lna. Larae rart. To bt tald by F'~. J.st, WMk. !!! IRONING De A lSc-pc. patio. llOO-mo. * .,._1903 1961. Appt. only 64.UlOO, In E lltb SL M2-Dl ORANGE COAST CO. Vlc: 21.st S C.,.,,c. '-oution N.B. ~ ~Eva --· AU Jlvlna nu '8.915: all '*5-60Gn 1500 SQ.PT/Nr-Beach! 2-Br .... _ _,_ •• ~.-c ..... ...-y Leta 6411 MDI $5.Z. Dry In l hr. Wen + Glint room $1~yrly """"'',.... ,..,,_ • JINSIN Marine Corp. mn.c:ber ea.ta Meu ~ ltue 67>5749 or 67J.lll09 Approx. 1000' tncl. ?"Ii. di• ln\l'ttfmeftt Opper. 6310 MCRirtCE! Vtew lots. 2. 4, ruat. lnltlrfd. llS2.(llOI 2 BR. beam celliftp. OYff· N belch 3 BR, 2 BA play window1. Bid&. Uk~ --ot .. hctnc vi.. Nemotial ~'!.. ~~O mo. :,&it. sieo. per mo. • new. 25.lS w. ewt Jtwy., ~Iv n n-~ t f ot r Jjtk. •1022 after 5 PV. ~l~rlcal ~ CA000RR011~1~I NOW'S THE 1542-9706 nJ...4234 NB. Mfmty. lucnt P .--.. L 1 . • e S!RVICI DIRECTORY ELECTRICIAN. Ucemed. n.uua-.. ~OICE 2 BR !Slf. J.190 1 BR ======== 54M1'2/54MU1 lnTlltmeftt. Proa1 returu Bonded. SnWl Jobe matnt. H~~ BEACH 775A c:'J::. ~S..~ _N_ewpot1...._ __ H.;;.gts_. __ s_2_10 !!!!!!!!1!1!1la1!1llllboalB~f11!!1lal!!!nd~!!!1 :u: -: 10~!t_ M~A _.., ........ ___ ~ ___ 6505_ =·=npe.1r1=:::.;:=·=543-:;;;::5D=· == DAIL y PILOT BACHELOR. BR 1Mni room 2 BR Apt In Triplex N"· New Store.9 Avalllble onb'' ~: m-0633. 0.Nenlnt "80 VETERAN'S INTING e t0-41Z1 e ~stove A. ntrif. $71). port Hts. no peta. S1.30 mo. Mlrint Ave, Prime LocabOll ----~----e CHRlSTNA.S EClAL e WANTED: Salamo • T!U>-mo.~ 16th Pl. QI. 1542-1547 Fortin C.o. 642.5'm @ Investor Needed GEH'L a..iq,. TrM Sen· AYtt. room $29 comp!N f'I! ID Id job COIUDc. paf· ' "' Sall.I~ R1ty 99 bed ~c bmpttal Ice. stnnll· Nn laWftl. Bonded " Insutt &U-007 roll attendance .,.teml I Beck lky 5240 35 untll • 11._ Hoe.a Ho.p. HmlJinl. w..uzic. R.otodll. PAINTING lllt. ext. free esu. madlfnes. m w. 1tth a . BEAUTIFUL T\VNHSE 2-Br. FOR LEASE Gana:! Bldra. IU-lW LOW PJUCElt M5QCI matea. Belt for After 4 c.o.t:a M11a. S.. Mr. Bn4). l~ba. Pool! Pvt·paUo suo. Retail 1to~ or oUlce, Balt>0• GAR.DtNiNG By Month. p.m . .Jim, 5J6.m9 BOYS 10·14 2310 Santa Ana * 646-798S Island w.w. carpet. $150 Money te Loan 6320 = ... =-=~======;; ::!: ":'11ct':t."«;k llW'· Good rouc.r • Oood pralltl mo. RJtr. 542.gsss "" tance ... In _,._ -. MS.-0 w • r BALBOA PENINIUI..A Corona del Mer 5250 -======= PltlVATI MONEY Pam 6510 ~ ...... ._.. 1030· DAILY PILOT -.iimmmmi.ii.i.ii.imi.m Office Rentel 6070 * lit A 2nd LOANS * LAWN cart. llow • Edi• l·BR APT (lat). La e M2-4m e ---------* 8ARHHOUB!: * CM • JG • OBI • Rntc 8cb MaW1aJ otTa. Qua! nJM olHce, Id~ for R.E. Jack Smith O>. llnca 1'49 ~PLIAHCZ n:RVJCE F.V. l\eu. 5tf.63S1 aft. S pm' GUAR ~ • BFJ.l MEN,°"• 21. ~ -1323 North Broadway. s.A. ~blt ~ • • ~ Apply tn ~ btwn T-3. q. t _ -~ Broktt, hwunnce. rontrac-543-1311 anytime ~ JAPANESE • AJnttlr, prden. l~R APT (Int) • .Labor $40 SHERATON BEACH INN ~ tor. tax l.'tc Street entrance. -··· ·-_ Alphalt Olla 65 er; landmcape, clM!Mrp • Material extra. Qual·"fk· nw Ocean AYt., H.B. ON Tr:M A~ $3St mo Util. pd. l69 w. 19th Mortgaget, T .0.'a 6345 , rardlninl. 531Cll GIJAR. M5-D7 HOUSEMAN I Gta'l deaD- l 6 2 BR. Furn 6 Unfurn =S=t.=, =CM==--===== !CKTOP PAroaNG AND EUJUlP GARDENER. INl'EJUOR EXTERl q A Cooidns· Some Jlllrd Frplca / PrVPat:lol I Pooll Commercial 6085 GUARAITBD JD 8 ~G. Wl-lSC I..,.pJ111 • Kablttlbance rut A n~at, l BR A work A care fl can. Uve Tennl1 • O>ntnt'I Bldlt. 9 ti Vay ,....._ 5tMD'1. ..._ camplctt $18. 142-.S In or out. * Ml-TUI bole Putt/Gr.en. 50nxl Lot. fmced, wl 11ice 2 moo tru•1 df'fd. PAY1 lO'Xi ttiftt '5~ EXJIJ:IU!2qCED G......... INTERJOR. ·EXTERIOR e HAIR STYLIST leading TIME FOR 900 Sea Lant, CdM 644-l611 BR. ho\J1'P on rear. nr. t... Interest on NCUTe Io cal B~srr;;;JG 111 mJ bomt * ~ • ~· Aveqe 1 Br a,t.. labor '. e With OWN aJJ:NTELE. (MllCArthu:r .... Cout Hwy) 171h St. By Owntr. 613-7111 property. w 111 penonatly D ,,. Mcn-rrt. 111fanta ~ fteu. • nll&ble. -m&t'1. •a "2-7528 • TOP COMIOJStON. or 64&-4563 ~arMtee I o a 11. Contut 5 ~ CUT i\ Edp Vacuum Lawn NfW"POl1 Beach. ~ MODERN l·BR BAOiELOR -====-======= BILL Svtl.EY. 641-7271 Malnt.nanat. ~ ,lumt.lftf Frpl. Kitchen. her, Bltna, lndustrlel Rtntel 6090 ANNOUNC"" • .... N rs Bebyatttt,., my home 5'S-Glll • ~ lift 4 PK ---~-----_P_a~ -~~~-~73-1304 ... OFF-ICES-• ., STORAGE and NOTICES ~~P~!~up ~1'~~,.:...c:m,: ~~ Marketplace QUICK CASH for THROUGH A Automobiles DAILY PILOT ~the autos In these columns LOOK TODAY WANT AD DIAL 642-5878 Huntln..ton leach 5<400 HOO IQ·ft + 800 sq 11 FouM (f,.. Ads) 6400 BJiBYSJTJ'INC IT1)' home vie. rala •tm ~ waUa or 11!1 place. =2t=,..,...,,,~=--....,.,.""""'"~~ •• ovPrbead. Spnnkled bldg SJnta An• Cntry. Oub; Water .._ c:lftMd, ~ FURN. & UNFUllN. Baktt St area. inrl·Utit CtTrE BLACK It WHITE ~Ile JOU abop t~. 54S-1S33 0. DAll.T nLOI IUl'e ~ CetNDt cut· 2 bdnn. 2 bath $1.15. 3 bdrm, ' Park'& $l7S-mo 673-400 KrrTEN approx hka. 'Vic· I ' · _ 0 1... UQs. o.JJ LEAKS. '73.1791 2 bnth St35. Carpets, drep· 1671 'SUPERIOR/CM * 1..'m a., a 11rurtn/CM. 546-1.501 Mck., M.senry, etc. es, buill·lns. 1 blk to 5 Points aq-ft Sirle 110-3 Phaae no. AITEPt 6-PM. 65'0 sto~a. theetrf. etc. Key for Heated. Owner 673·8963 TAN ;;m&\e dos about II mo. Bil lnspecUo11 at TSll Ella Apt. 2 BR home + manufacrur-old, wtth collar, found in vtc. clt • ~ • Oanctttt B. Call owna for l.n1orma-ln& blad on ~roLncls. M·l cl Ba.)' 6 Thurtn. White tiv Qrpcontry All typts ~· Uon 642·2&35 Coeta Meu. 646-7039. Of\ tail. SCl-97f3 Sm. job OK. tcec5 CLEAN 3 BR 2 ba llOO IQ ft. M 1 Shop, 20 x •o·-. $95 CAL.lex> Kitten • Pink cai. BiiCK • BLOCK • STO?tt Id · PLANTERS • SLATE cpt rps, ranae. pool. Kidl 1936 Pl.auntia. Costa Mrsa ~-Baker Ir Coolidae l"ftfENT ,_.k. ~2918 OK SlWmo 962·n09 "I"" Leguna Be.ch 6100 Lots 5705 -------::::::::::;;:;:::;;:;::;::;;;::;:;;;::;;;:;:;::::::::::; ....____ Lott 6401 ~rpenterl"! 6590 100 CAI/;)),. LAGUNA BEACH Lwrury Furn/Unfurn Bachelor • 1 Ir 2 BR SI~ lo Shott A sboi- Ornnv1rw Crom e:vtry Apt. Lust rmm Sl!'JO mo up 100 CLIFF DR. 49'-244? EXTRA larse l BR. Pvt. petlo, coeatUne vltw NNr on'ln It •hoJ>t. Slla lnr utll• 170 lllllrrnt • ()4.JD34 • DUPLEX LOT 9Qxl02, plan1 lnchided. $97".JO -with ltrm1. Wella-McCerdlt Rltra. 1810 Newport Blvd., l M. 548-rm Evra. 644 ()68..1 U!L ..,. Special Offer! I will build lbe 4 BR. 2 1>1 h<Jmf' 11343 lfll I! 1 IN lhl' lnw rrl~ or S7 r"r sq fl on )'nur IOI . CYI'HER mndtla 11:11ll C"lll Don SJ7.CJ.VIO , J¢PMM•~TEJUTt I.OST. ~ ktY1 Cl\ 11lftr CABtNrl'I An1 Ille job dollar by C'haln; vtc. Val-· · ltY Forst A Voc'1, H.B. tJ m exper. 54MT13 96uml. '.J NO JOB TOO SMALL! * ~ All black C9l, In vie. ~ ~pain. Add. ~model, of Harbor Shop. center. =ble * 982-&3'71 Pl..J!:ASE CA1.L ~2S25 0.-..t Cencrete 6'00 BLACK/whit. toy poodlt. Vi-... ~--'-----­ d nlty ol trvtnt. Anlwtn fRlcK • BLOCK • rroN!: 10 "Puff". Rwd. ~. PLAN'TERS ·SLATE 81.K MALE POODt.E/PWtlta. work. W.2918 Reid COUar/J ~•trarlt feet. iTOM Pattt., pool dtcka, Vlc-lftll St/NB. Kl HSU .......,._ CClllcr.te aaw- \ OU own land 1 Mock I~ SMAU. I PART BEAGLE A-ftma\1nl· 942 1010 bfoarh Nl'"port Must 1~11 B1'0W9/Whfte. Vic: 111121 A CEMENT WOR.K e Mfi !lnl Dn,..M l<Pwls Harbor. NOY--4. * 1G421S '.i'nOI A DJU'VJ:WAYI TWO F'N slmpl~ loll ln Ct> RED STINQRA Y BIKE _JRZE Ul'. 648-47!115 rnri1 Dtl Mar 1 vlt\\ onr 1 Whitt ,_,.L Vic • Monte Vllta :liJ A FOOT ANO U, r. '1 l"'l. 8r.i H:i<> <1" rt'r Sehl. Reward 146-1&91 e m~ e s E Thur$4.t7 Nowmbtr 16, 1 %7 OAJL Y PILOT 38 JOBS a _'::_M~OYMINT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS &. EMPLOYMENT JOBS a EMPLOY MINT JOBS a l!MPLOYMINT JOBS &. E~PLOYMENT ~IS & EMPLOYMENl Mi CHANDISi FOlt MERCHANDISE f<>« ----..... -... _._._ --Help Wented He 1400 Women 7400 Help wanted, Men 1200 ttelp Wan~. Men 7100 Help Wanted. Men 1100 Aeencl .. , Women 7JOO He:~ Ip Want*' 7400 Electronics Technician To learn the auinmmt, 111embl)' and t.e:ltul& of cr>•l•l filter devlca. Sue· cHalul applJcanta will be tauaht the latest ata~f- tbe-art conceptl and tech- nlques In thta aophlaUcated fltld of electronics· SUcceuful appllcAllta wilf poaaeas. e A bulc knOwkp ol tlectronlc theory. • The abWty to ISie dee- tron.lc test equlpment. II )'OU poue.a ~ buk: quaUflcationl. 1,pply 1D pel'- eon to: HUGHES 500 Superior 14"- Newport leach, C•llf. All equal opportwdty empk))'U MU ElKTRICICl . TEOllKIAllS FOR HUGHES MACHINIST lmlnt'dia"' ~ fer rx· pert,nced r.UlUQa Machin· 1.at Coad 1111011dna condi· uona with •n .,,~ ~leebvnld com~. Cell Pertonnel 494-9401 TROlllC Enatneertno Co. Laguna Beech, Callf. An equal opportunity emplo)'tt Draftsman Make detall and a.uem· bly drawtnaa from lay· outJ and a~t.cha. Famil- lar with Mil Spet. Two )'t'ars rollP&e Or equiv• lent~. MASTER SPECIALTIES CO. 1640 Monrovia An. Coate Mesa 642·2427 An eqUA I apportunlty employer IUSIOYS 0-.y or nl&ht lh1ft Oftr u DISHWASHERS APPLY IN PERSON •-u .net 3·6 Monday tbrouah Fricky Labo;etory Inspector (Tr.laee> Laboralor,y experience pre- ftmd wttb WOC'~ kJx1N kdp Of ~' Yllc- IUDD O\'ftl .i'4 bdlnctl for c!Mn room teat It aaalyUa. PROFIT SHARING J. C. Carter Co. 671 W. 17th StrMt Cost1 Mesa 54~21 An equal opportunlb' empk>ycr v. Ad•rM 2730 Solana Way You .re wfnner of two tickets to "HELLO DOLLY" FM Paid __.;:.;,.::.:~,;..._------------ Elldr•lc Assembler Trainees Secretery . . te $450 Sii 80, lYJlf 70 Isome atat). lnt.mittlnf vatted w«1l flW a wOllderfuJ bola. I Ne ..,.n.nce M<teNry. ,..., training pr09rem. Secret1ry . . . . . $450 ~ In Elcrow /Loan. Must have 11\)0d skWI. Prettiie co Pref u J.l. tapllt f~) , .. ~y Apptlcant Secret•., to $450 De14:hlful youn1 buu tRed1 aood SH It typll'la. Xlnt com- pany otferinr poWIUa.I and be:netltl. Newport Penonnel Afency U3 Dover Or., N.I . 642..3170 Apply In perMn COWNS RADIO CO. J324 W. Wamer Salda Ana, Calif. All appllca.nta nvtewed on merit with m blu toward Race. Color, Creed or Sex HOUSEKEEPER WANTID TO JO yn. ol ... U.e in, _..Ullt'llllt_,__._, mo4herle• home wUll ~ --~~-anall c:b1ldmL Prtvaw rooni SfCROARY TO IMPLYOMBIT MW GER Saleswoman, e.xp $U5+com Excellent apportvnlty Women - WAITRESS W111fed for The Sternwheeler LUNCH SHI" Apply'",. ...... REUllM I. LIE J 1 I. eo..t Hwy. N.a. lxperienced Tener ..~-S. .. O.petlt Cletk NCR Operatw APPLY BANK OP AM!ltlCA 1011 lmDe Wettdlff Plaza Newport Beadl Eqil&1 @llPOl1mftJ e:npla7a' Now pl eying at Melody· Dept'I Secy, up ... · · · $C5(I lend T._..ter. P ..... Teller, exp •·•·••••••• open call 642.5671, Extension -------- aJld b9th. Modin • bedroom bame with IWlmmlQs pool. Woman wt~ 1 (6 pqllllbt)t 2 childM llCClfPtlll>lil. Salar)' open. P1icn. _...._ alter T - ~. n.,a pbelatHf-1474 7400 A.aX for Dal· 219, betwMn 9:00 and Help =ted, 1 :00 p.m. tomorrow to W1 cl•lm yo11r tfcktri. -------1·-.-SA_VIN_GS_A~LOAN~~.=-- (North County toll.free Teller ~ mp number J.40.ltto) lUllCH ~ vstzte ">'Pl approx. DO 1J'PS11. Muat be SUBSTITUTI HOSIBS able .., ....... wt~ publlc. for shtrp lndMdutl J who enfoya meeting people. Wiii be ,.. apon1lble fer employ· m.nt appointment•, appllcenh ,_.,.. travel, adnrtlalftl tr- ra.,,.ment.1 applfcant t"''"' •nG m. ,,. vlous pereenMf u- obt Men, Worn. 7500 Huntintten S..Cllff Ceuntry Club te()penleon eWalt,.... ea~ ......... ,.. eCoou CUSTODIAL HELP -'P 1N7 . .Ai>ply • • • • • •• • On &: u r.eeded bub. Sal-Good Opportvnlty e WORLD SAVINGS e ary $2.». hour. Startlna m&>. 0wt Hwy. Um~ would be between ApplJ tn penon LquDa a.di·~ 12:3()..PM It ._PM. lnterett.. w P..M. DAILY CLEIK TYPIST ed pe1'IOna abould ccntact __ the Qa.uified Pel"llOnDCl ~ ...,_J uuJ~ OC!ke, Nt'wport·M~ Uni-Snack" Shop No. 1 "'°"'-Some caDl9t DICC9- fled Scbool District. 2305 E. c ... t Hwy. =: call fOlr u q. 1901 Newport Blvd. Corona del Mer •-L-1t & Meec. perienc9 "'"' ... flt able but not rettutnd. Shorthtnd IO w.p.m. Typfnt 50 w.p.m. Apply Sten Joyce 833.0600, en 21 n Colta Mesa * ~ .._,... 6~51 No Experience PEISONNEL • MOHDJt.i • co•• •Mr RADIO I co. N...._,I TICHNICIAN SctlOCll • HmDe ~ WIU .Mt.It bave dma ~ $4a te tslO ~ II • • ._.. Wftk. 1'100 Jamllet• U. drbfrll ~ A,,tJ SllorUWid 1'D ..-ord per ~ !dlool; Oada 0t UC work Nw-rt .... YELLOW CA8 CO. , ... eo -~· ~ Eza&d .-mtnp ,....... ~ E. 1&tla St. att. typ._ ....,.,. per if •cerpted. * · au.: miou~ requ.ln!d. can roua-• ... All •PPUcanta ~ oa a.ta I.tel& taln Valley lchool Dlatrld. M,l.t33l5 fiDr fti'Pi•tlaet. mtttt wtlh no .,... ...,... Malnt.rnance • f\111 time, 162-1331 GRANI>Mona:R 1'bo ~ ., __ ,.._,_ ~ .,._ eOlshwMhers ,..,,~ Real htlle Siies or Woman. ~ .,.. )OW' ~. Must be lice. ed. can tor aA1C- caun:N.awl'TIN R.EALTO~ m.im UAL UTATI SALISMIN VE ..... btallllt b'llt .,~ .. ·-..... ,. llU1NI ~ ... &VIS'llP leCOtM. Yoaapr pel'ICll pnfcnd. Kr. A.a. Ida. m.eo Rtqulzo-. • minimum of 2 )'Clll'I d f9QIDt lndUlttlal expetlmct In ~ aboottnr, ma!DtlMllce. calibration and test ot 01CUI01COpes, pu.la ~ ators. VTVJl'1, 1pectai teat equtpmait ud con· troll. A llroq k:nowl- ~e ~ IOUd stale cirCW· try 11 dt91nble.. REUBEJI E. lH 151 E. Coast Hwy. N.8. fl tam ~ • ....,....., ~or-. aputmeot. 63S6091 S.Cretery " '° beoalne ,art • INDUSl'IUAL MOD tin ~~:.: COODBOOY It CO. :.:: ~ ~ ~ 'oo: --------Ens In eer. Yoaac. XIWIWleda9 ol time A~a-W 7300 lAa'lm& Bead! aftemooa ddld ear.. N-.r SALD .---. omen $350 mo. Type~ wpm. TaJblrt • Mapolla No A bl P~ATIV'D Columb·1a lborthand llO wpm. boGI H, ... la.DO after 5-ssem ers Pleue apply 1n penon to: LA•dlni independent IP9dal-U quaWled. ~ liar PUBLIC Raladom, .._ ... U..t. dealin1 !ft aver lOO appolDtment ....am mtanta. mmt bt elmp A mutual funda. expandina lD McauetlH Want9d aliert • ulU7 .,.s ar com-For buk electro • me--HU&HES Orqp County. Thia ii an Comet to Cotta MMa No experlenct Sal-mt..aan. Millt be .w. to cbubl ~. AP- opportunity to enter dl&ni-Our 3rd omo. now open for IZ'J opeo ~ ~· meet publk. JM w. Katella. pUcanta must haft a 500 Superior AYt. tied proteutoaal ae11Jna full your coriventence. APPLY IN PDtSON Salt. 101, Amhelm. Unlt.d =. WC:vz:"~ Newport IMdt, Cellf. « pan time ~t • Jobs tar men A WCllD• COAST HIAL TH CLUI c.worma BaDds'IL and be ~ to ,._ a An equal opportunl~ employer -MU' exp not ~. ft tra.Lo. e MulUple tlninp ll2 .. ,-. .,. C.M. BABYSU (•:o• _,, llmnr. ......... ~ ..1.wi-1 M!'a"'W... 54'TCJ. Mutual FIDd C. e Cafta o..atttnc c.. _,.. 0 •" _., -• ~'"" """'---- vestora Inc. 2100 N. Main, • AJ!Utude test1na :':a.~=:..~ tklo. Santa Ana. O>lumb1-EmplO)lmeat PART lJMf WOii I,•• 2. PD w.& Ht. F.6-Opmllnp.,.. an1lahle an CONSTRUCTION SAL~ Salesmen & Managers 1924 lW'bOt~· MWl12 ~ .... ·.~puH.B_.: day,,.._ It pa~ \1u~t be experienced hi "on Career ~ wttll ladtas 1223 S. BriRo1. SA ~ AVON CAl.UNCI QIJUST. ----.,...., ...-• ltdfta. your lot" or l'ftDOddini. Wt firm otftrlq OYS' 100 ma. 10I S. Anabm/Analml nuet MM s:r:u.DIC ta hen. CaD ..-... hllve unlimited t1nanctn1 OD tual flJnda. J'uJl or pt time. DOW ())Uect _,. •-.-TRA-VEL--AG-D"I'--.-ltarUzis nAe fll Pt1 '9 ~~.·~~~.~ N~~:e.:':c= SCUINED IAIM.AIDS ••• S.YRS~wuta~ sia.-~. 101 Antbe.lm. United~ Santa Ana omot, 50.ml FC ~~ ...... to~ -~ 4 0,.1!!...0 ~ ~ ~~ AM S. ,._. to: Jlneltor'I 1'lnanc:la1 Acn1S "~ .......... -• • • _... • W -.,..__ ""'"' .... ....... nla BWlden. Serrlce9. Inc. Statiltbl 1)ptst ...... SQ DANCIU Ct7 t:1Qo111ac. sn.-. « YOUNG MAN to wort tn Genaa1 Oelir ...... lo MOO $100 ,.,, ..-_ 5"41511 W.. ,. Cofftt Shop/cMna dtl T A K I N G ~dam for Tell.en .............. to $G ..... fll m... e Giit , RIOA y e HUGHES Mar, 4G-hr Wffk. Good aaJ. qulUled landa:ape_ tmtaJl. ~. ~ .. • • S350 ~lc:ai.oa. Salm ~· omoe oe Wiit· ary, ~p~':> .... maelt ~ en ~ lD ~· Med G.i Tri, o-30 • .. • • • SB FULLll lllUSH cUa Dr., MB Part-dme, 10-2. 500 Su-rlor Ave. °'u ""..._..., • ._. cupi!lltry or concrett ........, BY APPOINTMENT ,...- rtf eau m.a56 befort U-tni pntettd. AilPtr at s. 60-?4" ~ 0ppm. mot!m'• • eoUep :.::;..., ~~~ Newport a...ch, c~111. am. quoi& Lud1e1plnc Ch. can Sa_. PtnoaDal ~ sSr1a acr"fb ~ aalluma• Rr A I a ·y ATE for appt. S47.a29 ,or <n4J .,,, Dem-Dr., Nwpll't Bc:b.. $2.00 ,. hoar IOGJ m-1175 EV.ES. Equal opportunity Ern;loyer. ~ "' $1231 CaD 1JM1J5 er .,..... llNGLZ sirt to Uve In, ,_ M 6 F Shouldn't J'Oll be with Walker ~WptJd ·SD+ &.UU'-'DY fior ,..,,,.., &Dd Wrd Md 1111.U aelary , Leef n.. tnbmatSon. Maintenance Mtn Secy-DJ BH/10-f• pd •• $415 Stare Attrllclthoe t. • for aftamoon dilld caN> -------- Phone al wrb w ALICER It Mobile Home Park. CeMra1 A1IO r .. ~tioal . ' .,.. Near TaDNrt " Mapolia I.El: !Do. a B11111r !Uvd. prden1nc. cleantip, small AIGUS IM,LOYMINT :::-,"';,. ~IDCI a ot Ho -..Miit. ao.zsCi Sft. ~ma tools etc. R.dtrld ok. Full CONSULTANT AC!:Ncr KDUC JEWEL1!':R8 f.. ldltorl•I Anltt•nt Mu.t be lood typW, have had an. prn1oua writinc ~. be w1lllDf to ban. die detalla. Excellmt bme- fl ta. IUdl u paid v.cation, llclt la V't'. paid l'f'OUP lnlur- ance. ct"edlt union, etc. An lntcrsttna wortctnc situation far riaht penon. R0UnS .lVAILABIJI: time. 615-2755 .v.. It .,....ir, 200 W..tcUff, NB 541-T'm 231» ~ m.d. Of ...... -CX>OKINURSDWD-------.- 111 endl. 1°' g. lntl, a.A. Mf"'331 • e 2 to •P~AY! W~atmtmtar tar bo11 10.14 1 IOYS 10 • 14 11115 0.'DtCAlll&m G49C1 ~=·~~ = e J.AI>ULTS!l.arn..D. Good Ptoai. • No SUD4aJ t.qv:na a..cb. ao. 1.quna me m. 10 a, .. ~ ~ baura. ~ aec>-State ace. ~· ' 1ocaJ DelJWl'J IO-ml Good roatal •Good prcCta! Sectmr,, local ........ S'5llO _,,., M\Jr.1 bee~ rtl. S*wMk. • WRITE: SERVICE-STA Attmiant DAILY PILOT Secy, lt bldrP( ........ MIO ed. AM to I It A Shoe Box :Y.T13, o.i11 Pilot. EXm. -DAYS. • IGG2l. Penrxmel Ok. t1pe •••• so &are m & lTtb, c.M. A'ITEN'nON • • • JlOl BRISTOL/CM. *TV REPAJ'R.MAN. Best Locsl Qmpaill UCEPTIONISTS e e e HAIR STYLISI'S EXPERIBer • Sta Attmdant £XPER. •ruLL ti PART J. ft. PIERCE French It German speaJc. Ntpt It Weekend po&itiona WHALm'S TEXAOO TIME-* .. ~-:~ TV *mallQ) ·-=-c.M.~ I04T20 lnl· Aces %1 to 35. Good open at a.ta Meta's Jeed- APPLY AT 'l'HE DAILY PILOT Zl.501 Br~unt/H.B. °""'....,. -,._,..... fll'ftS. can Ml• Brown at: I.qt Salon. * Call Manarer 330 WEST BAY STRE!:l' COSTA MEU . FREEi FREE! FREE! Wouldn't fO" llke te be the DAILY PILOT'S gueet et one ef ttMt grMt ,.rformanas of this •ll·tlme at• hit et Ml!l.OOYLANO THIATIR In Anaheim? Of course you would. H•,..'• hew It worlu: Chtck the clualfled pagee of the DAtL Y ftlLOT to tM If your name Is publish~ he,... It c•n appear In any cle11lflcetlon. Cell 642.5671, Ex· tension 219, betw .. n 9:00 and 1:00 p.m. to claim your t ickets. (North County toll-frM number 540-1220). First come -flm Mrved -HURRY! (Offer tood Novtmber 14 thro~h November 26) ••••••••• 5&-33al ~9919 ~---~---~- BAR MAIDS Nftd Pftlltt, band HWt'n Hostesses 21.JO. No Costumes. Mu.st A machine opaator to eew be attradlve. Aptly in per-bats. MARGIE WEBB e e eon. S~ BREEZE, ~ W. U. So. Cout .Hh\lly Apply tn ~l"IOn 19th, CM. 64181 Lacuna Beech e ~ 9 • 11 or l • 6 wtldql. I>ONUT lbop won. No ap. VIKKI'S LOUNGE, 1711 ,, neceaary. ~ 25-45. Nl&1tt Nnoport Btvd., c.M. REUBEll E. UE ahlft. Apply In penon. MJl. Nllbt bar maid wantrd. DONUT, m E. 17th. Co.-No experience ~cesaary. ta Mesa. $1·'15 to atart. Apply in NIWP09tT IEACH MATURE LAOY/Babylit In Pf!l'IOn· my home feiw boun day/no HOSPITALITY Host~u to w1<-enda, for ,i.yr okt. Dowr. welcome MWCOmen in the town Huntinrtoo Beach. 1Aluna Bffdl, Newport, 847.QSJ 0»ta M .. ara1. S4U9'l5, WAITRW Cl!Ml89I CASHIER/PART nME. Owr 18. e APPLY AFT'ER &-PM. • -. e PORT niF.ATRE. $ ru-r4-Y 3·$ DATLY 2!m E. co>.sr Hwy/OIM Younc Matemltf StlOP nodr Shop No. 1 BABYSJTTER wanted my So. O:lut P1ua. c .M. 2305 I. Coast Hlwy bome. 2 acbool ap. 1 Jft-HOUSEKE*PER • Larp CMw del M.r acbool. M2-3S9Ci. After 6 famfly. * Good eoolr. U .-e p.m. ~2013 lb ar out. * 5'8-nl& ..,..CASHIER~--6-Sa_ala_._m_111_1~'9.- BABYSl'JTER I ~ ATntAcnvE WOMAN aperlenc..t. 1'ull time. er· Uve In; 2 c:hlJdren • '1 wtth ~ peT11Cn&1lty. AIPl;y I A A Shoe Stln• ldlool are" -wor1d:nc lf&l1lTn or Al JU'Yia CJS.6161 3SS E. lTUI St. C.M. parenta -S3S Wlt ~118l ./WANT nJLL OR WANT Mother lb CdM &bed ORTHOtX)NT!C ~ Pvt ti.me MaJd Dtlt. to an fOlr pi S.yn. EXPER.. • can 142-2040 • 56.ss54 • 5 ~ wkll.1-6 pm. m.-0740 Btwn 9-ll noan or 1:30 W~ /PART TIME t'YM. to 3-pm. * INrwport Bt'achl DONUT CX>R.NER. ~ • ...,E""'X~P-E_R.._Al_NSWERIN ___ G e BOOKKEEPER e 149-D IUVER.slDE/NB SERVICE <PJ:RATOR. Afa. Full tlmt> * OR 3-2930 HOUS.EICEEPD for 2 ~ldn--*'1IOOll, ~ A wlolnda. ruD e ~.aotb Sl'/NB. e '1 1ldl8.. u ... 1n. Room er pu1 time. 540-1932 Td"Phoae SoUcltcn board A ..W,. '*'152 HOUSIX!:IPICR. f daya a 1980 Harbor Blvd, CM BABYSlllt:R needfd dAyw week; SD> month. Own 641-2070 12 cfl1ldrm 3"' yn t IT tram. --MA--JO-fiANK mo.) NB .,.._ 9*0168 Mtwl*t 8"ch. ~ Wanta ~e~ °""9-es.ta, Machine Opttator HOUSWWWER • Babystr. Uooal Employtt. "4-0TTl ~ or wlU train. wlmd Oll1) f em. c:blldttn SEA.'lSTR~. must be ex-l90 Production Pl., N 8 . pmn. Npe Bcti 875-1104 eve. P"" ln aaJl maklna· Appl)' YOUNG woman, frtt room It BABYSITTER/MY HOME. 113 Eltctt1c, Seal S..ach boerd la Npt Bcb f« par1 t to &:30 p.m. MON tbn1 ~kef'Ptr •anttd. c;... time~ fTU793 nu. f48-63Sl act $:30 man or Enatbb. 5 4-Yt •Ir. w~ WANl'ED • HOUU»'IVES • nu. $2..00 .hour. oc.4170 Eaiciw.x.t. 0m-n DEHTI • ram IDllnl1 tut e HSEkPR/l.JVt IN e 151-121.2 alter 1 PM In ..,.. drM. * s..4llO Cart 1 ch11d. ltart-$$0 wk. HOUSEXEl:PD wnun, to WC*.Uf. A.-IMS-Ca1T)o. Box M·n3, Oa.ll7 Pilot. Mtp c_,. for Invalid Uv~ nut food. ~ >30 • t:30 OW\CE m (ft optional. &YT~ PM. Call Sf0.1'iQ5 6:30-9 PM ... amt. ~ 21177 lo. OU. Sanla Am. Matin cqi1e manaae 12 apta. call m4Gl1 lloa thnl Fri t • 5 School...tnttrvctlon 7600 IBM KIYPUNCH • It ,.OOIAMMINO • , INDUI. DUPTINO • d OllOC. CHICKING • h 'TltONIC ASSIMBL Y • • PSX/TYPE • n. t West Coast Trade & l.,.J. Schools lll7 S. Mam St.. S..A. 11,t 545-7166 1202'7 Gm'· Gr . Bl .. G.O. b,e $37-7112 B~on Beech. Ca.l1f. SHUIS 121 N. Ltmon p,d,k n6-2900 •1e1ten tndical• locaUan M.T.I. lwl'*I SchMtt e IBM Procramm.i. e IBM Ke:nimcb e PBX T)pina 541-2672 INDIVIDUAL ie.on. Cl trial). Olilcoat 10 • Leuoo TypUii School. 173 ~I Mar CM. 5U·Zi9. e SEWINC CLAS!!S e ~Method BF A, MS 0erree 5fM24.1 SALi AND TltADI MERCHANDISI llOR Furniture IOOO CAL. Shop din. aet. ' chatn + trutcti. ~ r ec'a, 2 cbab dWn. Bil llt wit dnwer dleA· Kini alu t.cf. C.Olor TV. PnMnclal tablet. stl.a54I f 0raMr bow-front chtrry cbfft 33x33xll. p&.te tlul top. $35. Early American re- Jll'O maple cedar cheat 3lx 23X1.5 p). 96J.1T39 alt s '!WIN bed boakcue head- boards-B I o n d aah with brown tooa. without mat- tna. Ve:y plod eondldcm. $.10. S» 1183 QUA.1.JTY FUR.NrruRE 2 BR. letl; 3 pc aectional aofa; spinet piano; pa do furn.; all xlnll M&-5325 »ti Ba,Jlhort Dr., N.B. CUSTOM made I' couch. cha.mpaine cob, from Roblnmn'1, nctlllent con- dl!Jon $11). ~ after I pt,f. MUST m.u ~k '1llO. Nf!'lf fOde-A·s.d SllO. Dlh-- wr-SUS. Wahr $180. m.2CZ3 313 HELIOTROPE/CdM S PC. beile sectional lean u.e ff1>9r8tely) nrly. new, xlnt cond. $9151 ~ dayt '1J 2:30, alt T:JO t'Va MAHOCANY Dlnlnr rm tbl It chr1. Dww'..an Phyfe. Ex· cl. cmd.. &t-Sun. 215 Abo- lftla Aft, Balboa ta~ -THRE'E PlECE C'UltVED SEM'lONAL noo m.5901 QUAL. KING SIZE iiED W/~ Quilted mattn-. Nf'Ver uMd • .. ~ PROV. I' tota: ott • whitlt. Scotcl\rUU'dld. Xlnt pli1J 1: (:'(Ind. m. m.rra UPHOl.STEJlK1> CHAIR with on'OMAN S20 tor eon;• • 64fr7370 - R SALi AHD TIADI SALi AHO TIADI l'umltuN IOOO Plenoe & Orpnl tlJO FORCED L\L.£.sACft.lFICEI pfe,_.P.._.,IANOS Bedroom •t. mol)lt • b1rdl Beat dlMoe JOO ~ fftla corapt., ~Ill tahlit w/ haft to blq • pllt;y dee- beacl1 • ns1mlr. al\llqoe orator 1t1led pUllo IQ-an sreen.. Lamt tab18, an1.l4rDe 111:-.~AV!Dsal fttt. It told ftf. Dllma 25" I Our eth ltoek ol room Mt, carved Spenilh. 6 Oftt 100 nn. tDltnlmeltll chain. OM:lrt.rl table, beao-tDcluded IA th.la Nov. Spec-t1IUl pd ..,_ Stereo eon-l-1-YOU n GUR.£ TH!: IO&e, CE .mapl.e cabinet. OISCOt.1N'I1 Select tba p\. Uatit tlxtww • dlnlnr rm ano 1'0lll nnt and cleduct ,..., beer ttlrta· Boudulr ~~ ~ the _...rd po""*1" bar • mlm:lr, &OW price -that 11 all you 1111· i.af. llltollliuleoaa ~ 1LUOIOHD boM. lamJl8, tab... cheJn, In COR0!'4A PSL..IWl brio-btac. uUque eo.l bin. 2854 E. O>ut Hwy. mm> Bowl a pltcher. ~. ,,-. Nl:."W Hammond Splnd ~ U. taMe It bendw. !You pm law QIO. Nft Qil). name It). -..a. It.-... ... full pliot $411. Verde. Oaaade. 1arpst •kc:Uon -PLOOlt CLIAUNCll ce .,... a aaec1 p1aooe 1s • ~-Moderl ..... ICJDlIDT PHILLIPS CX>. a n lpuleb I»ran a °""' 1IOT No. Ya1D St. wood arma •••• '1' .P. s:m..t5 S&nt.a.ba.,~. Spaniah Ta.b&M. hJ&hlY deo-JACroRY trdll'll dowut ORdve •••••• -.. $XJ5 °' CINID ""9dt. Jtl.llan NO DOWN O •. u :. ,. ~ BaJdw1o plazaie J) Moe-to ~ • 8aU t.erma -eo don l'O pricies to rock MASTER CHARGE or ••• lloUom. Qualltit• llmlc..d BANK or AKEIUCA IO burT'1! Cuar. QP to '°" Savtop WARD'S JW.DWIM m.JDJO caall~onMad um Newpart. QI MU484 AftP1 oved 'umltvre ar..t~ me Harbor Bl. or ~ B3 ILUOIOND AN Offtce Purnftvre I010 wtt!I IMl» .,..an • " d Z5 pedai.. 'hk• tNf!r pay. DESK. W~t. ottlee enc. Deom sa.m. Good condi- cype. 30 x • N-.r new tlDa. AK for BW, ~ $'95. 646-5611 BALDWIN ACROSONlC ~O I QierT)'WOOd OnJth. Store !.,ipment 8012 U? $515. * ~l IOOK STOU WURLITZER SPINET PIANO. * CXlST S&50 "XTUlllS SEU. • $3lllO. • tc.llrl loolD•. wm. diaJn.. PRIVATE PARTT WANTS cbt<tcfpd CaD IG-1111 TO BUY PIANO f'Oll CASH. mi:ninpcalJ. HW3!5 e PIANO WANTID 0..,.llle I022 e tcMm e l1lWlilt. Dr •• ... Gu .... m. ftDoa ~ Te1Rt111" nos ~ .... ... ....... Q.E. old. at nlDa. _ ... JtlDt Of BIO' a dhlt.. ac. ........_mat. NIW COLOtt TV tre.111 -etdm tit&. ...... $9MONTH ... Wabrt be4 nm. Opt. to bey. Free errvice. SUJt .. Bed dPlri4M t, rr. deUnf')'. No obllpdon. t11rDt .... AnUqiaa dpt Ma-mGQ lloc"'ll dbl caoopy bed. Miac m.nn llelm to mm. to mm t.loc. COLORLAND TV Open 7 dys UIC P*:cada, C.M. RCA Color TV; n " Screen, GARAGE Sale all eorta ol Walnut cab.; 1 ~ar o&d. hcMJllbold I o o d I u and $350 CUh: coat '650 new. CbrSltmaa Uema. All brand 543-2269. ~2269 new.~~EI Cap-CE n", Beautuul blond ttan A.-. .. roantatn Valley. c&blnet, remote oant:rol SAT 6 SUN: Gia. tabla, $75 • • .. • • .. .. f93.441S lllO). Sell $215. Encyl. BM-TV SERVICE * Black It tanrrlc&. S100 t tc.. 536-7634 Whltt' • $3.50. C.olor • SS.50 &05 Walnut Ave. Gar. 5, plUI Part.a. * 5'1-3972 Rear. ff. 8. noo BUYS • ·n. 19" t... QUAL tum. -Drud din. ~t nith TV w1ttl •1.uld· Ullld 1 wlhulch. Blrdaeye maplt' month. 494-4632. <'at. m1nw It table. apt. raQ&e, dothes, etc.~ Mlaeell.neous l600 NEW • USED ITEMS f llRICS 1'BO E. Oae&nfront, omm Balboa. Frt.Sat. 9 • 5. e GARAGE SA.LE e ., FOR SALi Fum!ture • oolhes -Rup Remnant., Sample• A M1JJ. T2I W. Uth. IC'( C, C.M. enda Sat. Only I a.m. to 2 SAT. Utb. FIJmiture, and-p..m. m BUtr. o.ta w ... qua, lint'n. boob. Pl'1cfd TRUNDL.E bed. foam mat-to .ell 251 c.Jon. Lar Beb. treues; pol't&ble typewril· SAT. No¥. ll. UM GOD .. w; mW1 maple cbeat; trom. llbarw Dr. NtwpOl't MND1 bone; suitar; dtCOn!« cur· a.dl --.. eto. tainl; 2-sir blue print. I-pr ... print, dutdl ~; .,.,,a.nc. 1100 MI 6-0&C'f RENT "1RHm1R.E Sale: MavUtc evet')'thl:nc Pl· SAT ONLY. 'IV•. Rtbis. "a 1 lu fl CCJDtemp Walnut babJ equip, Dr7trw • OW.•..... 0,. hldw.W. dinlD& aet, ,.. -1o ... ,.... le-ftc. fnc, •1'510 2515 Apt. 81 HIDClenon'1 0rance Aw., C.M. tm lWmOll, CM. oma; nfr11, Cd willll ROPER Ranp, I>" own; dWr, maple end tables. bocb, l&mpl, h'CDbtl bee.rd, xlllt coad.. ve:y clean. hand lawn tDOWWt Otlln' $35. m.-a Items. Mt g..2S3, WEDGEWOOD GAS RANGE SET oi Bar Belli. intJ, In-CJIROME TOP It ORlDDLE mact. book, diqraJU a XLNT CONDI 912-7940 llllilcue for weiltJba. Xbrt EAft WASHER 6 DRYER. COlld. $35-0r bat offer. ~"" old. * BEST onm ~. TAKD-* 5.1f..ml ~c-m.so.2 WESTINGHOUSE white ft'-pc.~~) frtpre.tor. Eltcellmt condj. Fre. nt, de1. ~ 215 tiaD. $90. 60-Ml9 Ma1n. HB ••e.m.y'' W'8 RCA Wblrtpool WASHER. PORTABLE ~ta. t.r KENMORE GAS OP.YER. oumu UDde wood Letl.an XLHT CONI>I m.JD J2, LUd9 ... Paid •• LARGE CHEST e e e 8eJl for $60. ~ aft.tr l. e e e DEEP J"RE!:ZE HARLEY • Davldlon $5?!0. GOOD CONDI NHU1 Ronda Dream $Z!O. Sauna Batt, take ~ .. pymt'a. Antlqvee 1110 ~2257. STAUITER ~ ma,. BEAUTIFUL pmdne Jmry chine. C'OltlpL w/tlmer + Und spool bed. 150 yn old, t'X11U. $50 or atf ft', M2-.a3 Pftf ect cand. OU-Antiqu.. OiECK Tbele for Barpinal •. Olrntn.l °""· Ba.,.,. Ian Ollna, lintN, curlol , Lawn mower. "11 A C*I. etc. •7· 32S V\ctoria #A bUct'. 30.l rifle. 54l.Ot29 C.M. 2·PC UVING-RM Nle like CisantJc Sale new! $100, 2 Amt'fican.. °'"9tmaa ..,.....,.. DO'W Map $80. * ~ Janll Maritn Andquta COHTEMP. d:lnins Rt w/I & 17th St 1 block Eut chain. dlampape. M11· of TulUn Ave. Santa Alla la,t a.c. drYft'. ICT.(92. ANTIQUES A UNlQlJES UTlL. tran.r $50; I' p&d VWt ua at the na~ da SSO: ci.-n ARIEL aaa ~em.~ • E. JTUI St., CM ANTIQUE d>elta. btby Aun., ANTIQUE mahop,ny d.lnlna ..,.... rup, tn.k formal d!n. table, Sheraton ltJ~. 3 ~ • WI, rk. 548-3754 tra !Nvea. $225. ~ FIREWOOD f'Vft, • wbndl-F~ ule-FJ'M~ * 5*21'.D .. Sewl"I Mechlnee 1120 HOGAN G<U' Cl..UBS/La- 't7 S1npr ToQeh 'n lew 4)-'1 A ma'a ta1l '9tS with Sl.t.ntomatk • Uke new! bap fl<XMa. * ,...., ss.47 mo. Dealer. lquna FIREWOOD Bodi . ••• 04~ m ~ cord deUvwttd. ~ ltNCElt SEWlNG Mtehine • PAINT "°" -pay LA TEil • port.able $50. l5S R.oct.tcr O.t.a M..._. 5a-7h5 · on approvfd credll KENMORE portable, S20 Cood condition. .Du.1er. Lquna Beacb ...am ....1 ..... 1125 ELECCUJTAR w/2 Pkk- ape + St. Cecqe Amp It ~ '60. m.f706. Whit. dephanta! Dime-a-UM • 1 • WALKER PAINT 846111 LARGE Mlmnd dra.._, ~ tui. with MUch- lnr dnsser $10. nMTOI. rum. .. k l, P. Moftial lltll C1Uf Dr• N.8.~~ ow. dtreet eoma. a.,. ~ ad. dlftl '" back eod ll.tten to the ~ rq! ) ' . ' . . . • .. ------ You Get It All for One Low Price!· Cyprma, IAU • ._.. AVI Garden Grove CHAPllM . DAILY PILOT 68,972 -SEVEN EDl110NS DAILY e· Newport a..... e e Baadn,_. Beaeh e LaCan• Beach e Wwtu•l•der e Foantaln Valley e PILOT ADVERTISER (Wed.) T ·Ana i:L.~f'i Placentia Your DAILY PILOT want ad mm ltralght through AIL aeven daily editiom (plna PILOT ADVERTISER on Wedneaday) with oaly one low price. You don't pay aeparate · charges for each edition. One charge -one package -deliver• the biggeat market place on the Orange Coa1L So ••• don't j111t SIT there, get In on the BIG action today? DIAL DIRECT -642 · 56 78-Say "Charge It" FROM NORTH COUNTY PHONES DIAL 540-1m Dana PL.·-·~ .. n Juen ltoc:b• Dau PL Mo,,;.fll oq8'ft~ I DAILY PILOT Want Ads Will Work for ~You 'f • £!l:ljii> ------ 1 ' . ' . , '62 KARMANH GllU Convert1bla, ... .... uooo ...... e..aJ TIANSPOttTAnGN TIM ... OIT•nllli'~ti;;;~;;-~~~1111iTlilii~511'l"fRiir-""'i ,,. u..c.. ------- I WI PAY TOP PRIDE Mn. T. A.- 11512 s.m. y,.. You ... •""-" ef two tlcbta. IT DON'T COii NUftlN! to dip ... lake I IMt . . . Incl llslea lo •r lew prices. UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2850 HARBOR 'LYD. COST A; MESA · PHONE 546-5550 '61 Pb lb, ' 01, I Cl'l, ......... Cl.UN! m .aa.r ....... 5110 PON11AC IOY CAIV& , __ u_N_c_o_LN__ .65 GRAND PRIX. AJtr CXJlld •• PS/PB, Pwr wtndowl. a. . owner. 0.,. 837-«M Ext 111 or 96l-JS85 (Diel I. ' ' 'M Utroln. All extru. ElrotUmt oondltion. onr. o..r . ..., at. .......... MllCUIY '114 Grand Pr.ix, air-<:md. All power, dee.n"...,,,. OrJc .. owner $1850 54&-3S31 ; .......,._____ ===w:' RAMIL.El SPICIAL FACTOltY IUn a.-.tr..n .. io...._ ap Amlle-'on.ltlWt lflltU.as, 2 ... 4 dr .... W'.IUa or without air oald. All daeM can are fallJ eqaWed I: factory Wanwd· 9111. BURRY for the tml ~. Hollclay S.I• & Service 111!19 Harbor C.M. '42-4023 '62 RAMBl...ER Sta. W ... "Runs". Xlbt tires. Rlfl: •. ~or (213) meas 1-llRD '!56 T-BIRD. Wlra Tom.a. 2 tops. New tires. Best cdlrl 541-2406 '59 T-BIRD. R'blt mtr A tram. New uphol. Mutt 1111 SG or bdt otter. Mi-a» ~~ , EASIEST WAY TO GET tHTO A TRUCK Just • F.ew R ... atnlng '6Ts · Raduced To ~el Now!! Ila a '67 ••c Y2 Ton ftctap tnaat. ttr' ... 1-e, 6 cyl-..... .,me, ...... nl trwmis!ion, f9ll1 ..... , equipped. U.Nc. ......... $2613.75 NOW '2283 . ••• '67 .. c aJ. , ... 12'7'' wheel a.t, 8 eyl., hydramatic, ~ at.e.tni It brakes, fadory air. x us 8-ply titel, *· Liit Price . . . . . . . . . $4025. 90 NOW 53397 New '67 lullurllan S27 V8, •ut<lm&Uc, power steering le brakes, 7:00 K 15 6-ply tires, beets, cuet. appeartltlCe 6: oomfort. Ust Price • . • . . . . . $4355.85 NOW 53591 STANSBURY BUICK IUICI • JAGUAR OPEL • GMC llUCKS . . . Something .SPECIAL .. Small SALE of Costume& & SuiU ~ Migflt Come in HanCJy When ine Weather's Not lo Dandv.. flrfday I Sefuftlay Only At Our W.a1tdiff Plue Store Knit-Ins are happenings! Washable Dacron Polyester Worsted Wool• Commun!~ Versltallty &. Total Coordln1tion. Ji .. . SPORTSWEAR WMtcnff Plai.1 Telephone 54Ml21 •one-stop' shopping a.t its finest! Fraternity Blad & White Pea rl & Elk Brown on Brown For The Saddles You Know 1052 IRVSNL NEWPOttT llACH IN :nll WllTCLIPP Pl;.AZA ' . :Jlir$&je.rty· presen~ big girl lingme for tiny 1:oddlers 10SI llVfNI NIWPORT llACH We're Dr•11in9 Up For Our Trip To Grandmother's On Thenk19ivin9 Day. IN THI WISTCLllll' ft LAZA A Rolex Oy8ter i8n't just a piece of jewelry. It's the toughest watch in • • • .. the world. ._ • D iva dips deeply IO you can wear the new thrill- ing nec:klbw •• , yet it supports and B.rms and uplifts unufngly. Dacron 8uH gently adds to I your CIUYelt and iI you like. there are removable push-up peds for extra lift The Dive Bra B A C 17.08 D Cap 17.50 Veta's ltflfttAll IPPA• ............... , .... ............. Phone 642.-1197 RO!E:X: HEADQUARTERS FOR ROLEX IN THE HARBOR AREA CHARLES H. BARR