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Te day's a..ta1
w:Jl:. M, NO. 140. 2 SlCTIONS, 24 PA6ES TEN CENTS
Belt Ti.gh~e*ing iB Store (or Schools
., .,..M IOa1UNI! .. .._ ....
ft1 • w JI# ti Newport.
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'IW -r. M ta. ea•e•-ol
lllntllr' --dMI wlbililtiel today
-.., .... • ... election aDd ..................
..... ....... WI ..... , wbo Jn the
,... ealllple fl ,..,... have foand it
-I rJ .. med ia apecia) leaion
clurilll lie tnUf ut ud dlnner houn, wm rtlWM bDdttt cleltbera1iana • &IOl \ ~
OD tbe ..... la ldop4loD of an $11.7 mmm pnllmlUrJ operatlq budtet
for tbe Mat ICMel , ....
Later am moatb, truteea will pea
the pdce of an autumn bond latue ex-
pected to be Jn the oeltbborhood of tlO millioll •
Statementa made 4urlng school fl.
oance dilcualiol)I lut week suggest
City Tax Boost
May Hit 8 Cen~s
All Mfl 'J n'N boe111 ti almolt a
llkti! .. Ille Newpri Beacb ci:tJ tax
,.. ..,. be ..... '° IDGft than eight
Cllllb. ~ ~ today were to dis·
mm empilJe salary increalea.
All ea-lier report in tbe DAILY PI·
LOI' tW tllle proJed*S tax bite
..... be " cats did DOl include • allt _. a 1lalf iDc:reMe 'previously
lllllill bl&o the badget, city aides DOt·
ed.
fte • upected ra1le ol U cents
C..W be iacrealled to LS ceab if
c I 9 m ~City M•apr Bar·
ft1 ... ,.. ..., recommeada·
tila. . T•lleeciAedJI _...._cttyem·
Bad Wt2ther
Good News
For SuHers
ployea shall recetv. a atr~t 5 per-
cent incftue, or a ~ booet of
2.5 percent in July' followed by &D·
other 2.5 percent in December.
Payroll savings from the l a t t e r
plan amount to '68,000.
Ooundlmen decided Friday night to
make no further cuts Jn the '8 mil·
lion onmidpal budget, Jeavm, it '57,-
000 unbUanced.
Cqundlman nee C.oolt protested and
an argument ensued.
Oouncllma.n How.vd Roge\"'s opln·
ed that &be city la now faced wiUJ "•
time ol cr.ter upeme because ot.
the WJe ecoaamlea that have icme
before."
'Td De to beer JOU llliborlM en ... fllLte 8ClClOOm6et, •• Oook cMl----'"IW'a real ..,,., CouocftfDtln Al
F-stt cat le. "Fifty·,_~ eners, .... ,... ............... ..
~bis mmn. te ..._.,
Oook lllid, "I thlak it ii IDOlt unfor· _. te tee .....,. come Cllll'"tbe
-.d1 fOf' a 'JfC and aay people Ute »ma 1111. lAI 1-bel, lay Stoddard
- l eeaJd name a dozen other1 -
WW'e ct.elct la their duty.,,
"I cldn't point to anyone singly,"
Rocen ~· "I don't d tub t lllat Ulen people wtn dvic mfnd.
ed. I don't ~ wbllt tile lituation
may have hem ID the pMt, but I
l:bl.nt we b&ove a city that WWlta to
ID09e lbeed DOW.''
IatsjecW FOrOt, We don't . even
lave a boiJer to bot w our .treets."
"Are you recoam>endlnc we buy
one?'' Coot aaked.
"It's right heft ln the budget," For·
git Niel.
"I wondered lf you bed read it (the
budget)," Coot napped
Ea1ier, Coot bad refueed to COO·
tinue a dluertatioo on the excesses
In budget because be claimed be wu
rudtiy intemrpted.
"I've beell treated in a rude and un-
gentlet'D91lly manner," Cook iplltter·
ed.
Councilman Robert Shelton apolo-
(See CITY TAX, Page %)
Auto Accident
Injures Visitor
A Port Hueneme man wai lnj~
in Laguna Beach Sunday night wbe11
be lost control of his car oo a curve in
Laguna Canyon Road and struck a
telephone pole.
Police said Michael D. Ashley, 29,
wu taken to South Coast Community
Hospital. He was Jeated for minor
injary and releued from the hospi-
tal The accident occurred at about a p.m. near 2CY730 La1una Canyon
Road.
Record Petition?
belt tiehtenlni ia in store tor tht -.
fied d11tricl
Board m • m b • r DoaaW !Kr.a&all
poU:Ced out tblt by cutti.lll 1Dte ...
serve fund.a the dlltrict la 6fql:IC
ln deficit spending.
Truatee Earl Peteraoo r....arMd
that the school district la flCICl wtt.b
a loalnc propo1ltion lnumuc:b aa iJl.
creued enrollment ii out.ltripplnt a
slower rate of climb for uMtHd val-
uation.
~ AND i-olats -With ._.. teaiDC la ~ n.vid Gem'li, n. ,,, 8mD .,....,
CIPrtes flower 1n UCI gradua·
lion procealon Saturday. (Set
addWonal 1.JCI commence-
~t photo, Page 8.)
Flo wers A.8il
Extra To ueh
To Graduation
°" ..
Amid the pomp ana circumstance
of UCl's Saturday graduatioo exer·
cises was one circumstance that uni·
versity officials b-adn't planned for.
A 22-year-old Santa Ana youth i•n·
tified as David Georgi stood in piece
with ta.ssle flowing from his m<rtar
board, and flower blossoming from
bis fist.
Beardless but wearing a muatache
Georgi appa.r-.ntry was in sympathy
with the message of his le$! orthodox
appearing brethren, the hippies.
The use of flowers among the hjp-
pie set is a symbol of love. Georgi,
who traosfehed to UCI from Orange
Coast College, was graduated \ritb a
major in bl_story, a university offitw
ta.id.
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock
market mounted a 'olid advance late
thls afternoon. Trading was active.
(See quotations, Pages lG-11.)
Both blue cb.1ps and glamor issues
carried out some good gains as ttte
financial community settled down to
fairly tranquil cooditioos, now that
the IJraeli-Arab confrontation wu
out ol the crisis stage.
Board member• allo were told by
Dlltrlct Supl Leland Newcomer Ital
baleclng will DO doubt be
the foUowtni ynr.
e ii no aeme kidding •1·
-." Or. Newcomer laid. '''l'bino
... not going to be M nkie. We're
,..... to have to cut beck oa aupplies
Md programa.
"Basically, the problem la thet tt.e
Joca1 disbida w.-e unified without
8dequt~ rffOUJ'Cell," be aaid. "It'•
...., tD tab • period ., time te
pull oat ., ...... "
WW. tbm. I.I ........... lar ..
~~ witll ...,.. ., a '*r·
IPIJlowd ovatide tbe rates of $U7
per l1GI of a11uull n......,_ ia
O>tta ... llld ..,.... ia Newpoil't
8eectl will be increuecl by 24 cmts.
1be difference rau1ta from .. eriom
bonded inclebtldnaa inaated by ._
eommmdtja priar tD llljflemtica.
•
Other-.... the •verrlde, trusteu
eiridadlJ will be allie to mate end.I
meet at b mmng tu rate for aD•
odm' JetiW. But to do IO, they will
bave to reduce reserve fllD<b by
l'DCJft tbaa $200,000.
'lbe follQ.>iring yur taxpayers will
have to aumne an additional over·
ride increment ol 14 ceota. Whether
lber'e will be an additional tu ln·
(See SCHOOLS, Patt %)
Allies Battle Ill DMZ
·119 Communists Killal, in _ff_eavy Fighting --IAIGON l UPI) --Allied faeen-6_iDd__,....,14 iajured la tile ...U... ~
.., reported ki1llnc 1lt Commllllilb ill& ...S la a Nertla yw.. 1 mw-
9 ~ ftlbtblf ti tM blv...S.: -m,r J'Otbl W-MIDllY -.aW.
vs sci nortbtrn proviDcea. To help ment oi U.S. madM ,__. near
tllem, 852 bomben atruct jQlt IOUt:b the DMZ.
fl tbe demilltarlud zone (DMZ) di-Many of the Americana were aoci~
Ttd!Qg the Vietnams, defying the dentally hit by one of their own
Ulreat of CommuniJt missiles wbicb shells.
._. kept thtm away from the area Officials toda.y said American jets
ftr lix weeks. deatroyed er damaged 10 Communist
At least ai:t. Americans were ~ MIG fitbten ia weekend raids •
U.N. lnactWn Blamed
By I srael for Fighting
ly Ulll&H Prete btttuCleul
lll'ael today laid the blame for the
Middle East war at the door of the
Qlllted Nations and. in .tlect, reject-
ed in advance anJ adiou tbat would -~'"" ttt ... ,.. ..... Jll'MP• status.
llraelA Premier Levi Elbkol aa1d "inactivtlf'' by tbe Un.ttea Naaoa
had eecouraied Arab ~
ap.lllit i..aet. He reject9d a retpra
to the tld anniltice aoeements and
pledfed that IJrael never qaln would
allow itM.Jf become a lawleaa area
wide open to murder and sabotage.
Eshkol'a 1tstemeot to the I&raeli ~set (parliament) ia Jenig)em
amounted to a rejection bl advaale
ol any U. N. eft«U to impote peace
urms on larael that would return the
Middle Eut to the ltatul that pre-
vailed before Israel cruabed Arab
military power.
Eshkol aald the United Nattoos
stood by when UAR President Gama!
Abdel Nuaer imposed bis blocbde
of the Gull of Aqaba and be said the
armistice a11eement.s imposed oo ls·
rael by the U. N. hi 1"8 and 1956
allowed the Arabs to sharpen their
awordl to attack Israel. The U.N. did
DOthlnl about this, be said.
He said tbe Israeli victories in
which larael ia six days wiped out
most ol the Arab air force and knock·
ed out Ma arm.lei WU proof Israel WU
no toncer bound by the old a.nnistice
agreements. Israel reported today. it
had captured 300 usable Egyptian
tanks In addition t-. the 300 or more
previouJly reported destroyed.
Eshkol pledged to abide by the
cease-IJre if others did and be told
the Arab world "llrael baa fougb on·
Jy becaue you left ua no dloice."
The Ulllted Nations cease-fire wu
reported holding firm in the Mlddl•
East dllplte a flUJT)' of small tca1e
firefigbta between IJraeli soldiers and
Arab holdouts who apparently had not
heard tbe war was over. One group
or Jordanians penetrated Israel and
was wtpecl oul
The Soviet new1 agency Tass said
an lsrlllll armored columD supported
by paratroopers dropped during the
night and reached the Syrian ton
of Sbeith Mhtia. J1 miles im.ide ,,.
ria. But bnel 0a0J dfaied wtaat Tass
called • ~ truce ~.
llnel aaid ...,... ..... beia& mop-
ped .. bl captmtit lyrtma towns ud
tbat IOIDe dadJee toot place along
the S4leZ CaDAI -&opema 8eelaC home.
Wb.l.le the Urae1i ioverutat tar.
ed to lbe clif6calt aa..t ., rehahllttat-
lng ita new WGD terit«iea ud flold..
iag them apfnlt r 11 qtgJ Arabi mid
the cautiou bit powen. • IOftr'D-
ment apokHJDan p n llOme remits
o1 the m-da1 war which cost m
combat. dead and 2,513 wouaded.
He aid the hraelia had captured
300 usable ECJPtiaa tub and •at
quanlitiel of nppliea iD the Sinai Da-
ert and ftf'e incorporatblg them into
the Israel armed forces. Tbe tanb
were mostly RuuiaD T~. ·
Tbe de.trudioo of matt than 300
Egyptian tanks bad been reported
previousl1.
The lpobsmu reported t.be
destruction of four of the nine brig-
adu in the Jordallia army and Wd
that captured American • made Pat-
ton M41 tanks of the .1ordania.a anny
were beint used by the braetiJ. Oth-
er sourca estimated Jcrdaa '• loues at 33,000 killed • wuaded.. T b e r e
were no eatimata of atba' Arab cas-
ualties.
The Israeli spokesman said scores
ol Syrians were itill au.rrenderi.ng to
Israelis and that many tub and ar-
mored cars were captured at El
Quneitra.
Shades of Easter
W eek-49 Youths
Nabbed by P olice
It wun't Eula Weft. but you
couldn't tell it by looti.og at t.be New·
port Beacb police log this IDW"llin&.
Newport Beach police arrested e
juveniles, including 20 girls, over the
weekend.
0 f f i c e r s wen somewhat taken
aback by tbe haul, since most ICbooll
doo't let out for another week.
t.be Kip air bale Dear Haooi.. Tbe
raids la tbe-~ area
81mt1.11~1 i:iif 1'8 Vlllf.
ed states fcai:r aircraft, o{ficiaJJ said,
briagiag the total of American planes
last over the north to sat. Three pi-
lots were listed a.s missing and three
were rescuec: by daring helicopter
forays into the north.
Power plants iD Hanoi and near
the port city of Haiphong were bit.
Negroes Fight
Tampa Polic~
Burn Stores
~ Wire Senica
Hundreds ol Negroea fought poftce
with Olm and rocb, and bumed
ud looted stores ill doWllilowa Tam·
pa early today lL a snace ~l
to the slaying of a Negro youth by
police.
One officer died ol a heart au.ct
in tbe violence. At leut H persons
were injured, molt not seriou.aly by
the time calm returned to tbe area
before daybruk.
Deputy Chief A. H. Wainwright
said the riot erupted in tbe mlddlt
of a muggy night at Nebraska Av·
enue and Twiggs Street when a 19-
1ear-old youth was shot and killed
u he ran from a patrolman.
The officer said be shot after spot-
ting the youth and two others run-
ning from the scene of a burglary.
Robert Gilder, 36, president of the
Tampa NAACP chapter. said word
that the youth bad been shot in the
back spread rapidly through a Negro
district be called a "ghetto first
class."
Gov. Claude Kirk flew in for a
two-hour conference with Mayor Nick
Nuccio and other city officials. He
Oew bac.k to Tallabassee as dawn
•.as brealing and said only that be
wu .. disturbed by the ewnts of tbe
Di.Pt.''
ID Prattville, Ala., about lSO Na-
tioaal Goard.amen and state troopera
aurroonded a tiny house jammed
with 25 Negroes early today and end·
ed a five-hour battle of sporadic cun-
fire.
Four men were reported wounded
in the fighting which began when ani-
pen opened fire on police after black
power leader Stokely Cannicbael was
arrested oo a charge of disorderly
cooduct. Three of the wounded were
policemen and the fourth was a dog
bandJer, Sheriff Philip Woods said.
Fire lighted the sties over Tam·
pa, and be.avy smoke billowed over
the city. Sheriff Malcolm Beard an-
nounced Jbe 12-blod riot area would
remain sealed off and said "any per·
(See RACE RIOTS, Page %)
732 Protest Car Wash Evidently tbe heavy arrest rate re-
aulted from youngsters eaier to get a
jump Oii a aummer vacatioa that is
running into poor weather, police sug-
gested.
Weat ller
We've beard of June In Janu·
ary, but never the other way
around. Nevertheless. there's
more or the same in store Tues·
day -cloudy. drizzly with little
Police Aid Man
W andering Alone
LlrpM 8Mdt police were atartled
at l :S LCD. Saniiby wbeft they saw 1 • eldal;y mu itrolllng wttbout
J11111a • lboes ln the aru ol South c..t HiCbwaJ and Upland Road.
Plliee aid the man. who bad ap-
......, become confused. did not
bow how be bad appeared on the
atrelt IO llabtly aWred and believed
be lftd ln San Francisco.
OGlca'a aaict they managed to lo-
cate tbe man's ruidence in Laguna
Bad ud drove him home.
A petition with 732 algnatures of Co·
rooa del Mar residents protesting a
newly approved car wash was turned
in at Newport Beach City Hall t-0-
day.
City Clert Laura Lagios said the
number of atgnetures may be unpre·
ceden&ed.
"'l'bese ~ the most I've ever seen
Oii a single petition ... she said.
1be petition campaign was headed
by Geor1e Drtacoll, 404 Jasmine Ave. CitJ coU.Ddlmen ton.libt are slated
to conduct a public hearing on the pe·
titioners' appeal against the car wash
at 2931 E. Cotst Highway.
In a 4-2 vou, city planning commls·
sioncrs on May 18 overrode staff rrc·
ommendations and approved the racll·
ity. which would be located at the site
of an aging motel.
Applicants Richard Jordan and Ho·
uce Benjamin told planners the
operation would 6erve an estimated 2S
to 30 can an hour.
Main objection to the project. as
ouUlned by city aides and the peU·
ti<>Mra, is that lt would be in direct
conflict with long.range plans for the
development or Corona del Mar's busi·
ness district.
The majority view or th e Planning
Commission, however, held that th•
car wash would create tralf ic prob-
lems no worse than would othtr at.
lowable usu of thr property. such a• a
multi·story olflce building.
Developers Jordan and Benjamin
said that UM of the property has been
held up too long by a proposed so-
caUed "Vllla1e Green'' concept fOl'
the ~l'Oftl del Mar business area.
"We're running out of green wail·
ing ror that Village Green,·• said Jor·
dan.
Today's petlUon also objects to use
of resldentiai.zoned portion~ or the
car wash alte for parking purposes,
u would be required by the develop-
ment.
The petJtion aw the couocil to
overrult!t ltle Plannln& Commission
u~t perm it approval
Meager beach crowd11 were report-
t'd by lifeguards. Commented o n e
guard. "OnJy lS,000 persons oa the
beach is almost unheard of for this
time of year."
Arrests were for curfew. lack ol
parental control. po&seuioa ol alco-
hol, nmaway. burglary. maliclous mb-
chief and petty theft.
A girl was arrested for poua&JOll
of marijuana. aAOlher girl for being
drunk in public. and a boy for t.
ing under the influence of drugs.
Lifeguard towers at the 17th and
18th Street beaches were damaged by
vandals Friday nigbl
The snack bar at the COrou Ml Mar Main Beach was broken intn
Saturday night and cartons of rum
and potatn chips Wf'n' stole\.
'•
' ii any temperature chan~e.
INSWE T ODA\'
It 1DC1S centuries m tht mak·
ing, but &nly si.r da11s in tht
dlanging a.s tM annit>s of lnll(l
w~ tM Arabs and chang·
cd tM map of tht Middle Ea.st
forewr. Page S.
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% DAILY PU.O'T
COWNS
Along
Our Coast
H It baa loag hair and wean tiCld ponb, il'I eilblr I prl OI"
boy. That's OM of the conclualons l
ftaCbed during-my a.ignment in
Logum Beach last week.
Tbe bippiel blftll'l • yet taken
. _.. the town, I fowid. but their
prea!!DCe ii qnmW1bble. There's
axnell>inl In the air. The problem Is, ..,..tim., If•
diflicull bl dlJtiagullb the visiting
Mondiy, ~ U, 1967
.L
Facing
' 9£!'1!!t..~· ~.it •• 1 -r't" • f .. v-.... .... . .,, ~ililf!!!!li!J!I#.'~~ Soboo1 Dlltrtct will IO to 1 in the dlatrid, a ·
between "?' a .. m, ab4'f p.m .. ~ spokearriU~aUii.l ·oa· ~~.rate
to vote oa a $1.20 tax rate ill a ..,ecial .tbe di1trlct.would.bave.to out GUt.aixtb
election. A total of 21,US voter1 are periods, athletlea, countellnt ahd gui-
eligfble to cut ballots. dance services and reduce other edu-
, The Sl .20 proposed m•wt-. gen-catJooa,l service•, Accord'PC i. di.strict
era! purpose tu rate iJ a 15--cent spokesmen. f
redDdioll from .tbl awreat St.a -rate. A SI.It ,tu "* would ... taln the
A 75.otot tu oterride bu been ef-dilC;rtc\'1" atbledc pro~, .nstore
fictive: in the ~ for Mu:-year• · ail-period dey1 and th ·to-al teach-
but ii due to upite June 30. Attempts er -Plli>ll ratio. It a1lo woUld Jriaint.ain ~
to extend the 75-cent override have couDsefing and guidanc6 programs
been turned down by the voters and a tw1>mile-limit bus service. ac-
lwice ·1n· t11.; put yow. · <ordiog to Ult Cllheo'a Educalloa Ad·
1be •1 .20 rate locltidea a 4.k811t •ax isory Group.
override. Tbia_ll a compromlle aug-Polllng places: ,
gested to the dl.sbict by the Citizen'• -Precinct 13, UntVtl~ "Part, Dr.
Edncatlon AdviMrJ Group, a civic Ju"lian paJle_T home, 11112 qnn1an,
orpniuU... Tbe propoeal hi• n · ·· . ceJved support from most quarters in Irvine. ,
the commWlity, tnclncling the Tustin -Pttelnc:t It, Ralph GaW. Elemen-
Clwnber al Commerce llJCI Board of tary SCbool, 23882 Landls"!rr Ave.,
Rea.Han. El Toro.· , -...
" ..
· hippiOli """ the midenl blppl.,. 'l1ley're not an ..._, e1t11tt.
For eumple, two young men
wilb rUlp OD their fing<n, bells OD their toes and flowen in tbeh-
long hair strolled up w the La·
gum Pla}tlollse box office bst
Tbree blcb ad>ooll. Tullio, Foodllll ~ IS, Leh'"" Wori<I, dub-
and Miu1oa Vlejo, are now located house, 2, DiDing Room a, HUJ Moutoa
in the disbict that stretches from the Park Way, Latuna Hilla.
hills behind Newport Beach to the -Precinct 16, Leisure World, Club-
county'• footbilla: and from Orange to hOW1e, 2, Dinlng Room 2, 24112 Moulton
CRIPPLED . i111t0 -Ughi·plane 11111 llruded al
~ Beach in Laguna t:oday after pilot James Cum·
ming.s cuctessfuDy t'deadaticked" craft onto beach
-it raa mt of PL,......., -waa ...._
however, • plane landed in soft sand.
' Wednelda1.· ; "We'd lib to rent the Playhouse
.for a day, .. ooe uid.
"We IOl the moneJ', .. the other
aid. "What for?" asked the box al.·
fi<e girl.
"A love-in.," they chorused.
They almoll loot their fmgen aa
the clerk •lammed down the boz
, office window. · --* · 1-II eat enly a -lllp. . r!"n.i ~ ii'• iloO Ille
Kids picket the bi~b oebool be-
cause of regulations banning thea·
1rica1 garb. G,..,...,..ps picket be-
tause ol the Vietnam war. The lat·
ter protest is what baffles me. For
this rea'iOn: The anti-Viet pickets
do abeir march.in~ in front of lhe
library building. Yet. as far as I
know. it':o; been a long time since
Lyndon Baines Johnson and his
generals met there. . *
A little old lady in tennis shoes
stormed into the DAILY PILOT of·
fioe while t was in Laguna to de-
mand to know what we we-e gc>
ing to do about the Vietnik pickets.
"Have them abot." I said. Ot was
at the end Of a very loog day.)
''Well," she sUI. "that's not what r was t!tinkini of. Some of them
are my best friends. Wouldn't an
editorial be enough?"
"On second thought," 1 agreed .
"you're probably right.''
"You know," she then oordided.
"I was going to picket against
-them. r was going to any a sign
tt12t said 'UnAmerican.'"
"Why didn't you?"
'1 di'W!USSf"d it with the ladies in
my club and the consenms was t
shouldn't do il People might mi&-
onderst.and."
"'Misunderstand?"
"Yes." she explained·. "they
might think the 'UnAmerican' on
my sign meant the war. not the
pickets ...
* Once last week, I had occ-asion
lo call Newport Beach City Mana-
ger Harvey L. Hurlburt.
"Harv~" I said. "Thi~ is Jerry.
I'm calling from down here in La-
guna.''
"Oan you hear me all right?" he
asked.
The~ you are. It was a local call.
but when you're in Laguna you're
really a loog way away.
* One more Laf{Una item and then
San Juan Capi.trano. Park Way, Laguna Hllls. ·
U votera tun down 1he $1.20 taJ: -Precinct 17, Le.inre Wot1d,\ Club-
rate, the clmrict rate will be M cent& house l, Dininl Room a. 2asi ·cail•
per $100 a11H1fld Yaluation, the new . Aragon, ~ .Hllls.' , ~
basic rate set by recent legialatJon. -Precinct 17, Baker residencti,
'Ibe basie. had been ~ cents for a 25242 Tasman Road, Lquoa HWs.
Retrial Ruling
Expected Today
In Child Murder
Presiding Superior Judge William
Murray .. ., expected to rule late to-
day whether Mn. Antonia L. Thomas
ol San Clemente can be tried a sec-
ond time for murder in the death
last fall ot her seven-day-old infant
son.
Attomeya in the case were ached·
uled to ara:ue on the i.asue Of double
j-.
The attractive Filipina . woman"1
first bi.al WAI invalidated when Su·
perior Judge Bruce Sumner declared
a mistrial on the basis of one juror's
hesitant affirmation of a verdict of
guilty. Juran by law must act out
al independent conviction.
The juror, Buena Park School cus·
todian Joseph Scbiasler, told the
judge he bad gone aJong "W"ith the
majority" in finding the mother guilty
of ftrst degree murdeJ .
Mrs. Thom_All hi aei!used of pouring
a lethal dole of chemicaJ doWll the
baby'• throat
2 Bandits Rob
Mesa Market,
Threaten Oerks
"U yoo &et up off that floor. we're
going to shoot you in the bead."
Th.is was the warning given by two
arm~ bandits to Costa Mes.a store
el er ta Larry P. Schroeder, 25, r.nd
Robert W. Gowins, Jr., 22.
While customers milled about in
the nck Toe Market, Zl'11 Fairview
Road, the holdup pair went about
their businels of gathering $388 in
cash.
Customers apparently were un-
awan: thit robbery was in progress.
Schroeder and Gowins, meanwhile,
stayed .on the floor as ordered.
f'l'o• Pqe ii .
SCHOOLS ••• _ .. _
It cu be noted, boweftr, tbat cut·
ting of tbe ruerve fund ii a oo.time
propositioo. . .
Sctlool authorities, while actnowl·
edgiDg they are spending more than
they take in through this maneuver,
are qWck to point out that this is not
a case of fi5cal gimmickry.
Rather, they consider it a welcome
windfall. Dr. Newcomer claimed a de-
creased reserve fund Is made practi·
cal by improved accounting proced·
urea.
All told, more than PXl,000 was
deleted from some $667 ,000 held in n-
serve La.st year. However, more than
$100,ID> was put back W)ien it was
learned diltrict expenditures f« the
current year are runnl.ng less than was
budgeted.
Dr. Newcomer attributed the slow-
down in spending to an uncertainty
oo tbe part of department heads un-
der the new wlified operaUon. "They
just didn't ask fO!' u much money
u: they might have otherwise," the
supuintendent said.
lie said he does not expert*"t(i en-
counter th& same timidity the fol -
lowing year.
In large part the money squ.eezed is
atbibutable to unification, Newcom-
er uaerttd. Under en.ting s t a t e
law, be noted, it is mandatory that
salaries be raised to the bJghest lew.l
paid by any of the unityin1 di1bict.s.
County Bridge
Widening Slated
The Santa Ana Avenue bridge 1outh
oC Pali.sades Road near Orange Coun·
ty Airport will be rebuilt and widen·
ed. Supervisor Alton E. Allen of LI·
guna Beach announced today.
No date haa yet been set for bids
on the project. '
Allen said the Board of Supervlsors
approved a flood control permit 1ought
by the county Road Department for
the construction work.
The bridge 1s located la the Flood
Control District right.of-way for the
Santa Ana-Delhi Channel.
' . Lagllri; ·&.ch
Eases ·s.irf· · ' mg ·-'
Restrictions
t.ac-1 BIMil db' Cl 1Jmen
--Art OOloa1 -· -..,.. a lklpalme pe-uu .. ·~u.c Ille ......
Llfeguards were ·under tutrudion _, .. permit lurflDc beyood .. ,.
mal dudllDe boun whenever affect·
ed areu. are nol "bttn& med by batb-en "due to baardoo.a swimming
CODdiUODI."
The ruliDC is llmilar to a recom -
mendation IMJllJ' 'iMlklrt N e w po r t
Beach c1'7 ---i1inen The black·
bol !lac --·-.i be
uaed, -11foguardo -.. Ille --~llnot-..i.
. ACU. bf Lquu lnmaken last
week drew UCl:7. oulbcu'lta from
beaeb:troat property ownen, who
charged "dlM:rimlDelloa." Tiiey said
llley would _.. -Ille COUii· cll ne%t· •eek to demlnd that nrf.
ing-01); mlllroob-
at the south eod of town be banned
altogether ..
Councilmen pointed out that H the
easing of n!rtricti001 doe1 not work
out, and vandalism and other prob-
lems increase. lifeguards will ju1t
"keep the blackbail flag flying."
Property-ownen, however, 1 a i d
they still objected to the move.
~
From Pqe l
SURFING ...
Corona Beach by surfers from g a.m.
to 10 a.m. wcukl aJso be subject to
blackba.U flag control.
. "Thi• mar be considered an exper·
1ment, subject to cl01e scrutiny to
determine what problems may or
may n6t exist," he said . "Local
youngsters are presently surfing there
~W:ing the summertime, even though
1t is l.Uegal, aod it is felt that resi·
dent.. of this a-ea would like to have
this 1urfing time available to their
children.
''If ope~g this area to surfing,"
he added, should cause an infiuw of
surfers and others to the point where
it ii troublesome to the beach, the
eouncil could reconsider its action
and change it by resolution."
111 let you finish ·vour dinner
There's an Art Colony shop. call·
ed Hulda's Socialite Apparel.
When the suspects entered the
place, the two clerb: later told Costa
Mesa police. they walk~ up to the
checkout counter where one pulled
out the pistol. He said : "This is It-
put all the money in a sack.··
From Page J
They seU used clothing.
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RACE RIOTS • •
son1 congregating in thi1 area tn
groops oC lhree or more will be
asked ODfl time and one time only
to disperse and if they don't comply
they will be arrested." '
ln addition to the violence tn the
six-by-six-block Wf)f' in the Central
Park area. Beard said minor violence
broke out in heavily Neiro West
Tampa.
Robert GWJdt:r. president of the
Tampa NAACP. 1aid after the meet-
ing_ with Kirt that "inadequate ~U·
cation .. poverty. disease. inadequate
recreational facilities md housing and
general disrespect for the law " were 1;
lhf' underlying cause of the violence.
Ten Negroes were a r r e 1 t e d on
char~es ranging from breaking and
enter1n~ to possession of stolen prop-
erty. Two of the injured were Ne-.,..,.,.
TROOPS fiENT IN
The Alabama troops, sent in by
Gov. Lurleen Wallace with orders to
shoot to till if att.xked, surrounded
the concrete block house in the Ne-
gro community known as Happy Hol -
low and ordered the occupants out.
Ten periO~ were taken into custody,
and acconhng to Woods , "most were
oot local people."
Appearing in court wearing ~an.
data. a blue shirt with sleeves rolled
and trousers without a belt Carm1·
chael daimed hf' was bullied by po·
hep whl5t held 1n custody
c
After the cash was collected, Qie
two clerks were ordered to their po-
sition -on the floor .
Costa Mesa police &aid two young
boy1 saw the robbers run from the
store and south on FQ.rview Avenue.
CITY TAX ...
g.ized for filling his water glass.
Cook said i1 wasn't the fill ing of
the water glass that disturbed b.im.
but the council's not takjng seriously
the spending of 18 million.
Rogers prom.Lsed to sit q u i e t I y.
Box Seats for l'ocht Race Sturt
Councilman Lindsley Parsons said,
"We urge you to proceed, please."
Cook. now in a pout, r e p I i e d.
"There's been a strong Indication I
am boring you . I won't wade any
more ot your time."
r
,
Beach sitters at Newport watch start of Newport
Harbor Yacht Cl ub"s Huntington 1'ide\andt1 race.
long rcco~nizcd as one of the top spectator yachting
{'V('ll!'i along the orange Coast. Re-rigged yawl
i\urla1 '1nu8 was the winner for details or race see
.~!or\ rtn Boating Page 20.
'. • '
Gas Fails, So Lagunan
Crashes Plane on Beach
A l'l·JU"Old 1---c:ra1bJ•ncMd biJ 1iCbt plw. • Alise
Beach Sunday when it r.1111 oat .t pa.
Both be and biJ womaa JllllUellcet
escaped injury.
Pilot James Cwnminp:, of Ml SUm-
mit DriYI, .aid th.at br: and Nanq
Bnmdrett, 20 0( San Cleme11.te had
taken off from Capidrano Airport
about a half hour before bi.I plane.
purchased Saturday, ran out of ps.
Cummings Aid he put the Aeron-
ca Chief into a northboand elide
parallel to the ocean and J.Aded OD
the wet sand at the wate'a ed,le..
n.--··--Clml· .uopaiddoef9el __ .,.
pan:ndy "-* 1<1 It ......
a fall tat Of e:w•• ..-. M toot
off a ball boar Nrtier.
'nlie beach WU li&'ltly populated
and Q1mmings. m...,,... to avoid
balben ud fisbennal.. He uM:l,
"'The forced 1aadi-c really didll't
shake mt up too modi but it sure
-gd quid ... u..r. -Ille ... gine qu.its ...
'lbe plaDr W"U still ml the beach lo-
...,. bal -·-... -h.ad hauled it Old Of rr.9dl Of tbe tide...
Summer Sifra•p• S..ri11g
Lynn Flnkbiner files ..,. of 2.300 regislnlion oanb for city of New-
port Beach summer recrealion program. Despite beny signup. ~
remaim in most cl.asses. Residents may mroU in a variety of -iutic
and dry ·land activities between 5 and 6 p.m. weekdays at 1714 W.
Balboa Blvd.
Lawmen Ruffle
Feathers of 10
Seeing Cockfight
Orange County sheriff• deputies
Sunday ruffled the feat.hen of 10 men
accused d. attending a cocldight -.hen
the alleged contest Wat l>r<>Un up
and the audience whisked Clff to jail.
Deputies were called , to a slwd
near 18742 Red Hill Road. in cou.nty
territory, al nooo by an Uvine Co.
employe ·who said he hid-W"ilnessed
the alleged affair.
Orange County residents arrrited
\vere AJdolfo V. Flores, :fl, and Ra-
fael P. Gomez. 66. both ol Sant.a Ana..
and Juan J . Martinez. 39 and Luo-
ano 0 . An.ate. 69, both 0( El Mi>-
dena.
Other• arrested were Felipe E.
Lovera, 42. of Baldwin Park: Jose
G. Garcia. 'Sl, ot Los Angeles ; Fred-
erick F. Davis, 53. of RGSemu.t:
Charles S. Debo. t.O, ol Saa Gabriel.
and AJberto f . Reynoso. 32. and Vin·
cente. H. Reynosos, 76, both or Comp·
ton .
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16 States
Mfected.
By Decision
WASIUftG'lUN (UPI) -'!'be Ill·
preme Coar! mded. ltl'T t«m today
by dodaR!c -.aJy --ia.... -og mind radal marriqer
""' WIClOllllltutlonal. Tbe rollog llruclt c!oWn .,...,._.
tioa ...... Jn 16 states Oil grounds tbeJ
-... of Ille -dvil rigtlts ol man , ftmdamental to our ft?)" u-
iltence Md survival.••
In a final Ourey al majcr clecialool,
Ille court allo'
-Upheld Ibo coatempt "' court
• CODrictiODI of'Dr. Martin Lutber King
od RYea other civil rights leaden
for 1helr refusal to obey a court in·
junction .qaibst • 19113 Birmingham,
Ala:, demomirlltion. The M decl&ioa
let stand the sentence of five days in
jail Md a IOill fine !or King and his
co-defend.ants.
MAJOBITY OPINION
Al'TlllMATH -'11>e-ofla IMn .. lill«·
ed -rubble foUowtit,c 1111 ....... -· Janluilalroopo llld ----la lbt -...... "' Ille alil cllJ "' -
Jmtice --Nld In tile
mojartly oploiaa -"lldl court ----""'pell-... -........ .., free to ...... .n the ....
Spencer Tracy Di.es as
He Lived-In Seclwwn
.Just a Mortar Away . . . . . ~
............. -mrr'I tbair llM:tlttD ... llreetl."
-'n:rew eat .. mc:on.Ututionll •
New Yert stale n wlddl allond
coart -approved electrollic eaveidrop-
plog to collect evideoco for DM I.a criminal. proeec:atlons. Israeli Guni ,NOUI Guard }erusal.em, Bethlehem
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LONDON (UPI) -A W"'* ll•td ---by-·-· Burton -,._. amt,,,,,... .. W'i::C Llft•W todoy -a ba•h• fer w.-_. Wed.....,_, la Ille ·-• .._ ot Brilllb .... ,_,, Jf.jw -,..
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:aw.to -·.·-
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buyen," Aid .another c:www:ttwww manber, Welll>lioro _ ._,. Jlo.
br:
''We waat to piodace piOif W lD
good lute-··-~ ..... lag ,.... ud ..... llllodld by -
W:lolt. W• want to entertain ad ed-
ucate."
Tllo DOW ,..._..,i II upecled
to lrinC Barton's wife, EUrabetb Tay~
Jor. to tbe teleridoD ICl'MD and '° bring IOIDe al tbe actrea'• IDODe71Dto
tbt new compa111.
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Ibo luUI &t F-1---al
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Tllo -· -~ c.rron. -·Ille--bad
been .. P8Dl*l dwl by Dr • .ntcbe1
D. ClcMI. Nat --the ldor'1 wife,
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' •1 IUlllEllT -JERUSALEK (UPI) -Tllll II lbt
tale ot two citiel: Bdlillem, .....
J ......... bani , ud Ille old cll1 "'
Jeruulem, ......... "" died.
Tbe two ·clUu are ~-It
comes .u a lhoct. to r.albe t h •
great eveatli ol tbe New TMts!Mld.
encompaued a d1ltance w"1 wllbla
the ranee ot a medium.callbw mcr·
tar .
J..w/ proved that 1ul --Ila .... near Ille Qiun:b al Ille Hallo;
tty, built over the manger ol t It•
C1lrtal cblld Jn Betbalem, dr""'"4
abelll near Calvl:rJ wbere Cbrilt WU
cruclfi<d Jn Jeruulem.
In a way, tbae ltorl.ed cltiel 1lll1loo
ll'Ole Unel'I pr®-Jn whmlllC Ille
pMCe. u ft bu wm lta war, ,.mmt
Ille Arab .......
Old -II ""°"" oad lllJ1 """""""· rlfla abots rang out at intenall. An
officer claimed tlley 1rere cm1J ''wun·
ing lbotl." Suicide commandoel a r e
lllJ1 bellewd to be bldllll Ibero.
A long curfew, from s p.m. to 9
a.m., ii 1till In force . White 1ln8I WIJ'll
of poulble mines.
On one of the old clty'1 allt-aarrow
1treet1:· 1 aaw a man 1UITOUDded by
four IOJd.ier1 armed witb aubmllebine cum. l thought an important dvWan
prilooer bad been captured. But the
man wu Kathi! Luz, speaker of the
Kneuet (parliament), on his way to
i--aY at tbe Waillng Wall.
UrMl IQI it inteDds to keep t b e
old ca,, no matter what elle lt ill
farcect to lift up in the peace.
And Jordan, )'bole precarlOtll eco-
nomy ...... llHI -.i lncom• of Ille
. boUelt dty on ..ui, wanll it back.
Today ban.s-. completed the ru-
in( of.·-Ille! bad blocked the
Wtq acept far a narrow alley, to the w~w.n. n· ta an that remains of.
Ibo s;ooo:yUl'<lld leC<llld temple built
Gil tbe lite of King Solomon's first
T~y, a service to commemo-
nte Pentecost -the day MOIU re-
Tornadoes Strike Midwest
Heavy Rains Precipitate Flooding in Kamas
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CliNd tbt Ten Commandnwrib ea
-Sinai -will "" held ..... Mlf'b' cleared square.
It will be the ftnt time Jews .bave
blaB able to gather at the remalDI al
._ temple in any number since the
Rcaanl razed it ln '10 A.D.
, I uw the toucbPt IOklien touch it,
~ their beadl In prayer and weep, illll. clutclling their ,... .
One boy facing the wall in prayer
wU lhot dead by a bidden Jordulan
mlper. lfu -lurDed bool -
OW'll pl'"&J1rl and killed tb:e miper.
All ..... _ .... --Iller ..m b.,99 tree acc:e:u to their .a.nn...
No 90ldiel" ii dowed an,.wlere near
tbe·fabWoul Moaque al Orn.v. witti. its
blue walla IDd m•gntficent golden
dome, one of the boll:elt of )lol.lpm
places.
Al of now, Jerusalem ii an oc:capied city. Q
It ill comtantly patroD:ed. On t h e
be'8bll ....... ii -. ... -troops wtth tub, machine pm * • d anti-tonk ,....
S.QViets Launch New
Racket Toward Venw
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soriet Union today fnn1d>Od an unmanned
1pue lllation~n>etet for Venus, the Soriet -&fl'!DC1 '1'1111 ..id.
·The -the --ve ... probe liDce Nooember, 1965, when two -Vmus 2 and Venus 3 -were aimed tOward
theplmel.
One ol tbele lockets, Vmm 3, cnab-lmded oo Venus llan:h 1,
1968. B WU the flr>t man-made object W relldl another planet.
Venus 2 p....t willlln 15,000 mils of Venm cm Feb. 7:1.
Attempts w ,-,,... ICi<ntlfic dllla from the twin IOOb ...,..,
truMnted by a lltll-unaplalned malfunction of oameru and imUumenta
at crudal moments. ' .
· The Soriete: admitted that Venus 3's cameras quit working the
minute the rocket mtered the plmet's almoopbere, ki!IJng hopes of
scleallala wbo bad ezpocted the lint pict1ll<a of the IUl'foce ol the mywl<r·
loua, cioad-eovered plonet.
Sir Bernard Lovell. ~ of Britain'• Joc!Jell Bant radi<>tele-
scope, -the Sovieta «Klangend future stadi .. of~ life en Venus
by pooilbJy contamina!inc lb ourfmce with Ven111 s.
V111111 s did accomplllh one flmcliml -it pilnted the &met mot
of 1nD1 an the planet'• surflce.
Vmus ll!gbtly amaller than the eorlh, r<TOI-around the aun
at an l'ftraie distance of 87 millkm miles, mm}m'fld with the euth'•
ave"4'!1·dllllance of 92.2 mlleo. 'nio fllCbla of Veum 2 and Vmu S lod!cated the new lhot wlll tab
about foar monthl w radl the yldnlly of the plaoel. II malt 1nve1 II -
25 mllllon mllet "' lb nad .......
-Upoel • '500.000 ...._ award
-apinll Ille Aaodated -by tormor Maj. Gm. F.dwtn A. Wall<r
., die """'1noth of .,. UC rioting al
the Univentty Of Mluisdppi aver
.,tmi••ioa al Negro James H. Meri-
dith. The court let -• HI0,000 ll· be!~ .... by wan, Butts,
funiler Univenlty "' Georgia athletic
director. qaimt the Saturday Even-
Jnc Poot for an article -..i "Story
of a Foott.11 Fix."
REVIEW PIAl'J
-Agreed to review when the next
1ierm .t:.tl m October • cue involv-
ing the Federal Power Commission's
pU to nsulate ·rate. for natural gas
prodacers m tbe bull 0( area rather
"-"'""'·
'l'be court -llrlkln( down i-. ~ting miBd ....,,.. ••
came .in 1 Vkp:lia cue but Jt alao hid Iba e«e.:t ~ ...OtfPne ·amnar -l.al5--. 'Ibey are AW.ma, Arb.neu, DeJ.
....... Florida, Georgia, Kentudy,
Lo0 ittana, Mladufppl, M 111 our I,
North Caniina, 0t"boma South Car·
ollna, Ta• e11ee, .!fmu azid. West V1r-
Jillla. .
'Ibe American Civil Llbertiel Union
(ACLU) -die taaua to Ibo Sapnme
Court Oii behalf of • Wblte construc-
tion worbr, Rktlard P. Lomtt. and
hiJ Negro wife, oaUvea of Caroline
Coarty. v.. They 1ffft JDllTied in
the District Of O>h1rnbb Jn 1951 and
re<urned to V-tu live hi viola-tion oi state law.
Oliot Jlll1iee F.or1 Warren, speali-inl f« a unanbous court. taid:
llElll1llCI' RIGlll'S
''We have CCINistently denied. the
constKutionallt of me&Rr'el which
restrict tbe rllhtl Of dU.zem oa ac-
count of race. There can be no dOubt
that .-..trictlng the -to mm, IOleJy becAUM oi racial dasrlflcationJ
violates the central meaning of the
equal protectioa clause (of the 14th
Amendment.)"
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• -On Draft Law Near Ob,y
---='' w•pj•'IQI (UPO -.. tho pnrt1le ., -c ____ ..,..to
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II( ' ' a l I atllltJ. ... ... 5eMte aad
-plsm?d to Kl oa a me11are 'Ibey ----ilto Pit' 'JO .,.niebt·
fl&. Ill ,,.. ~ to
Ji&ll it witllil a few days. --... ~ ._,. (D.Kw.). .......,... to
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*aft lnl, tWNI mldl
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""• .. wDl be ale8e « o+.._, wbo ... .. .. _,....
.. '2 j ......... Mian
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ICheol -.. Joac .. ....,
are allle to atay lD MllM
kind ol colle(e.
~ .. -be Ult··• dent cl••lflNdkm tem ..
the <.wbOt•lill predlce
ol univen!Uee -I Ille
c1aN 1t.Mhi11 of ......
lo tbelr local draft ----....... his dolummt -be ... ceived a bildtelar'I deCrt.
dropped oat ol -or
reached .,. "' -wbleb·
tftl' came ftnt.
At that poilll, -.;..,.;
lu.dol......t1"1Uld .....
He --be apooed for lnductkm 11 a member ot what ii called ''the prime
... group."
F.. eumpje, If Jt.yeor-
oldl _. beinl dnlled
-u =c: by Jol>o-acm, tbe ~tudent
-be llUbjecl .. lllduc-Uon Oil tbl ~ bull u
a 19-ye1r.old who did not
ro to colleee.
: Sen. Dodd Censure
Debate This Week
W'"""ftOlii (AP) -Laa&. CD-LL), at CODteDdl
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.-I 8 ti tee. wbldl no•m111111ed
... r Z 3,. DIM.... ... • 0 ii JDU::hlC 8 l(:llpe"
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I 1 -~ 0 rt, ioat: al Dodd.
'1lle C ,...., Dem.-Sen. Jacob It Javits, (R-
en.rs ..., -•I.led allJ N.Y.), said Sunday Dodd
la ..._.. ... ae ~• res--bu a legitimate complalnt
....._ ii a.. -..0 B. in a.Jing the Senate does
Indian Held
For Spying
not haYe an olfldal e o d •
of e1hlc1 by which to Jud&e
bim. Javits did not., howev-
er, 11.1 bow he would 1"0te.
1-P_lo_oft.
er the debate opens Tuel-UJ that Iba Senate -.rd
ll(MG XCJlfG ~n _ the cemure ruoluticm al-
1,500 Lose
Jobs Aft.er
;Major Fire
Death 'Cuts
Ranks of
' . Cardinals
---lodaJ ....-aad lmlead ut the --, H 1t1m !lad elldcl commlttee lo droll VATICAN CITY (UPI) -as I r a 1:111111.a c11p1o-an etbicl code. He dlaclo6-Death tbiDDed the rank.I of
----"' ...,... od _, he lw sent lo College Dorm Ille Sacr .. n:ou.,. ol Cardi-... .. Ulllled Stlta and all tenatan • legal brief na1s by two onr the w@tk·
tM -Uoioe. coa""1dJnS lie elllio ·C<llD-end just u Pope Paul VI no Qaimm!ol -mlltae'• la...U,atlon of Hit by Blaze preporod "' ..... K lo •
e911. aid I. ~. Dodd doem't support h l 1 record aerenJtb in tbe ·~· ..cm WI t&J of ttle ID-rao:lution. EVANSTON, ll1. (UPI}-ond. COOlistory of bil reign .
._ zwwv Ja PetiJIC, "lbt six-member commit· A fire in a Northwestern On Sunday, Ernesto Car·
__.. lllll be aDorwld to tee -three Democrats and University men'• dormitory dinal Ruffini, ,(Uchblabop of
_,. Qba .-0 bl had tbree RepubUcam -uni.Di-Sunday 1e11t 30 ltudenta to Palermo, Slclly, tuf!~ a
bea ...... will .XOidbJC moaab' recommended CU· & hospital for treatment of be.art attack and dieif only ---~-~a~'~!_ll-~·"'.___ ___ ~""llf':•---------'~l!l()~ke~lnbi,,aoJ.l•'!ti~'on'!:· ____ minutes after casting a baJ. lorur-a-iocat-election. Jo-
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Sat Ne S.llltlea
Alcohol Linked to Crime
-Elmar Cardinal Rit-ter, tbt 7~Jl&l'-<lld Arcbbl-
1hop of st. Louis, Mo., d1ed
Saturday.
1be two Roman CatbOUc
t:ardina1i: were the fourth
and fif'tb to d.Je this year.
Their cleatbl reduced tbe
memberlhip of the coDe1e WASlllNGTON (UPI) -~ln-bealth,anli-lo blot out the .._, ol lo 91 from an aD-ti me high
-ii a -In nun jiONIJ and anti-dellnquen--""""*""-of '!OS after tile Pontllf'1 -... al an..-.,.... "1 ....,....._ Blmn 1ald "tile mlMrf" l1nt comlJlory 1n 1965.
-111 tlla Udod -, Aa:onllnC lo Blum, irob-and Ult clanger ol violence Tiie l"'l'e had llreody an-
1-drlDtlD( and crlmlml ts not ..-tc:ted lo the dam, --~ ·'•·· lo · a.. Pt.....r1 dbDt cmi-bemvior llpp8C' to be the aithoulh It ii tbere bit con· Duwa.."""' ..--increue , '• -·~. ........,,,... ~ •-n-L.....--di"" ~ the collqe by appointing 17 • ·--1 r--~ IUlll.IA '~~. w.ons most U1:t2o. produce new cardinals. including rr-. ~ to mur· Thete forces, be Aid. 'are crime-related drlnkhle. four Amtrtcans, in comll-
.... -N,I ol -·-iD-tltoee ol the illllD ht Drinting alJo flgwes in torles OD June 2&-29. The .-. destJ U..:"";: re-"lned mJaery and ancer'' tbe comJJ!l"on of crime new appolntmenU: will raiH
,... '\• el mtnkinc to and t u r n individuak to among mkldle and upper the total membership to a -.. --·,__"""_.,_dr"*""! __ ~1n_ .. _..,_or1 __ c1uo __ lndl ____ ._he_Ald_. __ ,_ ... _n1_111_. -----11 ,.... __
A ._t .. ---od"' b' Ille
°':!~:'":!'bJ~llidllri!!! IL -al -d Ullher-... lw4"•* f« the Study
ol-Pr--
-· • JMjolil)' ol hi( dlY ·wiliu.-tllaorldlm
.. the killr ball been $ink·
lnC -.. crime -......,ttta.L· . '
,,,. ,.... -other ....
tilti<s from FBI roporll
-, tllat In 11115, SU
Jlll!9"Cftd ol. all snctl kl1 the
Uaited se.ta wen for aJco.
bal-ttlated clfema.
Tbe crime com.million
-drinking ls apparen<l1 a imjor factor in 111icidet
and .ocidf>ftts. But lbe re-
-· pst ... DO eMJ W9J to
tab: drinking out of the ap-
,_..,. farmula whicb leodl
lo ulboda1 behavior.
Blmn'• work ... hued Gil
an aw•••"km tUt alcMol .. ..,.,~--a4ics ... ability to alter •
pencm'• mind and produce dmCU.,.. behavior.
But Bhan nid that In
mcmt cases, theft i:s no Med
to cmstro1 b Ult ol alcobol
• tben ii to prohibit the
.._ ol some drugs.
--n.t people whose drink·
lng 1eqairel great.ft' con·
tnrl .. ltie problem drink·
B'S,.. be said.
•-n.t .. tbe ooe& wbo
are at rllk of di1eue md
-1:1 -"' "'"""'·· ol accidaAI ..• -ol amM' either al an ..... or v:lc·
tin'MJ."
Bhmt said It was unlikely
.any elfectiYt tolution to the pot<ntial _ ... of drinl<-
tni will be found , but called
for • widm' c:rime invention __ _
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Can't Make Europe This Season?
Ceme lel• •tfera
\flllTIAI FllTl\'IL
f§ at lewpert ! f§
!f you c.i, rne1e It to Ei.rape.tbk aenon, come
jOln us mt the Sluft Shirt. N.wport.
The occ.lon? A V...., F..UV.1 to Introduce
you to our •1kMrw decor, Ind to off9f • new lc!YM-
tur's In elepnt dlnlnfl:,
Stlrtlnl JU"le 13 and continulnc throu&h July 1.
Oufirc the fnti¥al weeks, m11'1)' d our stlfl' wlll
be IUthoentlcally costumed In the stytl of 16th cen-
tury VIOiet. A. Venttiln ·IQl'ldOll win bl ~ltble
tor rides on thl bey without chirp to )'OU. YOU'ii
be errteriiil'll!.d ~·°"' ~ stnlll~.J!t addition to OU' ,......1ar .,tiertabirnent 'fhiri I I
1rat dell men thlt you'll Just hftol to ....
So come to tt. Stuff: Shirt, ~ En.loY otK Vtneffln F..U.I, nt flnd cut wf'IJ .,,..,. ~
llly«d.timed in Tin1li MlpZIM n OM d the
• finest restaurants in the u. S.
JUHE 13th
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Rezor shorp ~ of t:he ri.:
est tool s)MI, strcng, ,flexible
... blodes he'R be ·proud to
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GERBER CHEF SET
S supoMi blades in solid wel-
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GERBER TRENCHER
Solid blod welnllt meet carv·
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12'h" diem_ 22.50
IS" diem. 27.50
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GERBER CUTTING BLOCK
Solid wolnut lomineted ~
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heavy use. Block is fitted with
" walnut scabbard end fine
Gerber French chefs knife.
16" 125.00 18" 32.50
INLAID CHOP-BLOCK
Beoutifully cr•ftod herdwood
inlays in welnut. Cone.ave
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Pronged to hold roost or fowl
firmfy in ploce as you µrve!
Sotod wolnut, imprwgnotod
with a spec.in! protective for~
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ta in· the rich .natural beauty
of tha wood. Mey be pon-
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Smol 14.95 Mod. 19.95
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W'rihout ,..ndlos: 14.95 end
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This beautiful c.arve • and•
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Mandl,y, Junt 12, 1967 OAJt. V Pf1. O'T
Map of Middle East Fore Ver Cha:Dged j PREPARE
A~~ FOR THE
~--• PUTUlltl
LONDON (UPt) -Iara· ten1torla1 galnA lroptOft ~let ln blf.poww ~ too .committed to tbe dflo. ~o wu thought to reflect Today'1 dub lo Moecow School 0f Bu51•118SS •• SB~~~!.~G
el's overwhelming victory their strategic pC>alUon. es and UnJted Nations atruction of larael to pot dissension in tbe mllJ1ary bJ Alpria'• Pnsideal Hou· r.."nc.an.n.uu.
cbana9d ill the space of one They want all ol Jeruaa· aateauardl bu been eevere-hla 1lenature to f peace tdlrarchy w b i c b nds art Boamedienne ~Y alg-•ACCOUNTING
w1tr~-~ :.nae:dl~ E*::t.entlre lem, the Gua Strip. the 1Y shaken. treaty not oo17 recop.b:i.nJ Egypt. u1 1be ftnt maJ« switch e mM KEY
_,...,. western bank of the Jordan Middle East e x P e r t '· Israel, but aeknowledliDI Even leu c«tain i.s Nu-ID Arab diplomatic leader· PUNCH
lt -1·-Wted the precar-River, and Shll'lft El Sbe1kb ... nrtlftVM', are doubtful 1'htl. • ..,_ ---,.·--her late1t gainl. eer's ability to retain tbe ship. lDfonned 80l1tteS in •~JHAND 1am •DENTAL =-~~t;"~:i: ;:1:!'. controla the Strait. of = ~ =~:UQ:;J ~ lt doubt among leadership of the Arab = aid leftl'ai Arab ,;;::... ••.... __ J.:::"=1 A8SISTING
far-rtacblng conJeQUCcea They may yltld some of AbdelN'aaer remalnS at the Mladle Eu iXperl&wfiitlr· W01'1d Where tbe latest cJe. Sli.iirllted Bowne-111 w. 5th Phone
for future Eut-West cooper· tbt captured t.wntory in re-belm of tbe UAR IOWl'1I· er Nuaer will retalD UAR feat is expected t.o .et off dlenDe to take tbe lead in Santa Ana 543-1753 or 543-1721
atton. ttur~p~f«~ :i~o~~~proof~~1~uar~an~-~m=e~n~t.~~~~~~~~l~eade~ti1~htp~Jn~tbe~~lon~g!run~·~eveo~~tua~l~go~vernm~..!!.._ea~t~c:Nn~C-~~finc~din~ng~~out~~·'wbere~~~we~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As ttie dead,,-. counted _tees -tbouiti their con.fl-Nuaer lJ thought to be The mWtary resbUffle i.n •Jn a number of countriel. stand."
OD the detert bfttlefleldl of
the Middle Eut, th'e ftnt
ouWnes ol tbe polltteal bal-
ance sheet bepn to emeree.
They revealed a picture
llJDOll .. atauerinl and bewUderiDC u the ....
sustained bJ Arab natlolla
•1 at the bandl ol the Israell
victors.
-
Israel, only a week aao
one ol the 1maBelt 8Dd
most endangered nations In
the Middle East.. toda1
ltaDdl u one al the molt
powerful ln the area.
Political allgzmud beyond
the Arab world ii strained
to the breaking p o 1 n t.
EOPt'1 leaderahlp ln the
Arab world bu been ababn
to a point nere it may be
lost alto aether.
Big power influence, pre1-
tlge and credibility have
been dealt a severe blow,
u have those of the United
Natlom.
Ruula, only laat week the
virtually undlsputed wfre.
puller behlDd the SJrlu-
Egyptlu malllftrl, 11 now
deeepnte1y ftabtmc f o r
-loothol4 ta the Middle Eut. Tblt footboid ,, .. WOii
ill more tbaD 10,... ol po.
lltlea1 lftst ad yUb ID ln-
\lllltmeat aceedlq • bll-UGD 1n economic and mill·
tary aid.
The m1utrallty ol the Unit-
ed States and Britain also
may have cost them much
of their 1n!luence in Ule ar·
ea, where Arab oU remai.nl
a major economic and poll·
tlcal fact.er.
A tough pollttcal battle
looma ahead, both between
the Arab and Israeli contes-
tants in the Middle East and
the big powers. W b 0 S I
agreement or disargeement
is to diet.ermine the ul-
Umat.e fate ol tbe area.
Tbe real key to the solu·
tioo is held to tie i.n the
handa of the super·powwa
-Russia and the United
Stat.es.
Russia's unwilllngneu t.o
intervene in the Arab-Israeli
battle and Atnerican-neutra·
Uty reflected a measure ol
the tacit -or, moN! likely,
d.b'ect -understanding that
their involvement mtibt
trigger World War m.
Diplomatic oftlclala are
lesa certain about Ruulaa
wU.llngnea tO cooperate
with the West 1n a neaotia-
ted 11ttlemenl
'lbe proepecta ot a Mid· dle Eutern settlement are
conatdered slim ID light of
initial re11c:Uona from na-
tions in tbe area and from
the CommunlJt bloc.
llrael'a price for a settle-
ment bu gone up steeply
aince first reports of lta
armies' victories reached
tile government of Prime
Minhter Lni Eahtol last
Monda7.
Israeli political and mW-
tary leaders already have
made it clear they want to
hold on to much of their
"Commuter''
IJtecoat
Bluer
Truly the 111 HM•lon lu•et.
And +• 111eh ttt.111 the ltl H I
,11111mtr ltl..-r Cell•o• H•ll
tailor• the111 Metlculoualy of
I 00 % wool Ill the authotlflc
C o 11 o 9 • Hall tredttio111I
mocltl. NOlll Ot.so.
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c.,.... ...... c.i.
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Ill A.,....hlM• s. ca.-.., e.e.
HY .. lftttl 2·JZJO
Mercedes-Benz
al~1io11nces a more potent 230SL-
.the 250.SL.
If you like the Mercedes-Benz 230SL
but would like it more if it had a bit
more duh, you can now buy the
Men:cdes.-Bem: 250SL.
Whafenew?
Outside, the 250SL b identical
with the 230SL; there wu no reason
to make lt look different. But intemally,
lt features these changea:
l. A 2.S.liter, 6.cylinder, fuel-injection.
lin&le overhead camshaft engine.
2. Pour-wheel disc brakes.
3. An oil-water heat acha.np:r. added to
help keep engine oil temperatUre low.
4. Gaso~e tank capacity has risen to
21.6 gallons.
And since thelSOSLcosts more to make.
lta price hfcina at about $300 above the
230SL.
Note to 230SL ownen; You needn't feel'
betrayed; the 250SL wu never calculated
to dnmt J'(Alrcar into obsolesc:enoe.. For one
thina. lt'a a1mol't impouible to tell a 2SOSL
&om a 230SL without standing six inches
from the nameplate and squinting at the
letters.And for another, the 2.30SL will con-
tinue beina sold in the United States for an
indefinite period. The 250SL'a higher price
and performanc::e assures a place for both
can in the same showroom.
An extra 11111e
You11 zip~ a standstill to 60 mph
in a shade less than 10 seconds in the lSOSL.
Actual top speed-where le1al-stands at
124mph.
The 2SOSL eqlnei 12.f mph.
ap fo 20 ..Uee per pllon.
The 2SOSL (SL for Super Uaht) engine
ranks as one of the most sophisticated
deaian• used in any passenger car: a
kyllnder, single overhead camshaft
type with unique f'"' lnjution replacing
cuburetors. u la about balf the me of
an aftl'age domeatlc va, yet cruises cf·
fortlessly at over 100 mph (where legal).
This eqine ia larsely hand-assembled,
machined to tolerances of four 10,000ths
of an Inch, inspected 46 times and bench-
teated for 65 minutes before beina a~
proved for installation lo the c:ar.
1M91ced11 IMI .._ ~ rwlnl ldlnllc8'
wtth 230l!lt.. 11'9 ....... .,. too buly '° --... on 8'1S*flelll~ ......,__
This represents no chanae from the
2.30SL. But Mercedes-Benz engineers have
given the 250SL added zest in the Tit.al
middle speed range. This Wicr4si>~
ment aigiDe pumps out more thrust. or
torque, precisely where it does you the most
p>Od. For instance, you have an extra~
Jel'Ve of power for sudden passing on the
open road. And when rapid takeoff at low
speeds is oceded-5Uch as in city t.raflic-
the 2SOSL responds with more punch.
In sum, the 250SL is livelier where liWr
liness is actually useful. It is not a dragster.
Welcome bet: Sensible engine si?.e and
efficient design serve another pu.Jl>Ose. The
2SOSL is economical with fuel. You can
expect up to 20 miles per gallon of gasoline
in normal driving, even if your car is
equipped with automatic transmission.
Another advantage of the 250SL engine:
tu seven-main-bearin; crankshaft. "Right
up to maximum rpm and top speed, the
enp remains smooth and unobtrusive,"
reports a British motoring journal. This
aanbhaft plays a major role in stifling
noise and vibration.
Are the1e brakes nec:e1sary 1
Mercedes-Benz engineers were under
no pressure to improve the brakes for the
2SOSl; after all, the 230SL's disc-and-drum
brake system already holds Road &r Tracie
mapzine'a all-time record fo r fas t stopping
times.
But the improvement was made rcgard-
leu. You stop the 250SL with the awcs0me
cue and smoothness of bia, I 0 Vz ·inch, cali-
per-type d.ltc brakes at every wheel. Fading
is virtually abolished.
What lm't new
The 250SL carries over those assets that
have made the 2.30SL one of the most ceJe..
brated and respected sports machines of
thedeade.
Por example, the 250SL's road-holding
abilities match those of the 2.30SL--of wblcb
Autocar magazine once wrote. "The car
can even be cornered hard enough for the
lil"e$ to how) in pourin1 rain."
This means safety. It also means fun. It
is ach.ieftd by superior engineering-by de-
signing up to a standard. not down to a
price. You ride on a fully independent, rear
swing-axle suspc:osioo-This suspension in
, turn sits oo 14-inch, radial-ply tires sepa-
rated by an almost S-foot track. (Stand
behind the 250SL and notice its stance; it
seems to straddle the road, like a lobster-
or a Grand Prut racing machine.)
Bee lp.....t aote: Mercedes-Benz engi-
neers ha~ an absolute knack for building
roadworthy can-e knack. in fact, that has
earned the oom.pany 5 world champion-
ships and 4.403 victories iD seven decades
of racing.
Not a bucket of bolts
Men::edes-Benz doesn't believe a sports
car has to be ftimsy. The 250SL is one of the
world's most solidly built two-scaters.
The key: a unit body that employs welding,
instead of a few nuts and bolts, to fuse
2SOSl. ~" ~ "'°'° torwatd legroom -28*
lndlm-ltan In tt1e Roi~ SI,_~ II.
body and chcwis into a single rigid struc.
ture. Nuts and bolts can work loose but
welds can't; your 2SOSL won't tum into a
auk.ing crock in a year or two.
Nor is it likely to corrode. There are
20 pounds of primer under the paint;
20 more pounds of permanent, plasticized
undercoating prolect the underside. Deep
recesses in the bodywork are brushed with
a zinc protective lining before assembly-
further insurance against condensation,
corrosion. and rusL
A comfortable eport1 car
Like its predecessor. it's difficult from
Inside to tell that the 2SOSL is a sports car;
it's too comfortable. You and
your passenger are cradled in a
pair of deep, contoured scats that
"grip, support, relax. and ventilate
your body supremely well," accord·
ing to Motor magazine. Their back·
rests recline for catnaps.
You're not cooped and cramped in the
-250SL Amazingly enough, there's more
forward legroom in this car than in the
lordly Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II. There's I even a useful amount of trunk spaee-7
cubic feet. And 5 cubic feet mort stowap
space awaits behind the seats.
The 250SL abounds in thoughtful ~
tails, inside and ou t.
For example, there are no fewer than
7 separate heating and ventilation controls,
with individual sets for driver and passen-
ger. And the paint on the 250SL's rocker
panels will never be marred or chipped by
flying stones, because it isn't paint. It's a
thick black rubber shield, permanently
Merc:eda-Benz motor can1
from $2S.785* Co $4.189*
You may be ablo'to afford a Mercede5-Bcnz
without k.nowink it. Below are suaested
retail prices* for 7 or the IS Mercedes-Benz
models:
600 Grand Mercedes .............•...•... $25.7&5
.m SE C<iupc ..•••....•.•.••..•.••.•••.• 11,916
2SOS Sedan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • S.998
2lOS Sedan . . . . • • . . . • • • . • • • • • . . . . . • • . • • . • 5.018
2JO Sedan . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . • . . .. • • 4 .3ll6
lDO Dieael Sedan . • • • • .. • .. • • .. .. . • • • • • • . 4.A18
.200 Sedan . . . . • • • • • • • • . . . . • . . . . • . .. • • • • • 4, 189
<Wut Cocst JKWf of m iry, udiuiw of tr&tUporl•llon
c"1upJ. opt/olu, ~al• ""~ l""1 taus ii aiy.
bonded to the bodywork.
Note: Automatic transmission isn't a
dirty word in this sports car. The optional
Daimler·Benz automatic has 4 speeds , is
•shifted with a stick on the transmission
hump, and can be used like a manual, or
fully automatically. And it's a whisker
quicker in takeoff than the manual version.
Power·assisted st.eerin1 is also available,
optional at extra cost. It is the world's best
power·assisted steering.
Your next ttep
"This combination of absolute security,
completestabiUty ,and plain old bell-raising
fun must be driven to be belteved," en-
thused the Editor of Car and Driver maga-
zine after road testing the 230SL. Being
the same car only more so, the 250SL re-
quires the same proof.
As your Mercedes-Benz @
dealer, we'll be glad to arrange
a road test of the 250SL or
230SL. Sec us soon.
CCopynC'it 1967 Merc«du·Bell&of North ~ca, Inc .. NJ .
JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS, INC., 120 West Warner Ave., Santa Ana, Calif. Phone: (714)-546-4114
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··Repeal Warni ng
M-odified-lleusm·
Chang~ Pr4!posed
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
An auembly committee
was warned by Jtl st.a.ff to-
day that ropea1 al the Rum·
ford Open Housint Act
could t.uch off "militant
and diSruptive tacUCI" by
Negro groups.
But the Govemme.ntaJ Ef·
fictincy and ECooomy Com·
rnittee was told that modi·
Oemo Stn• fe fica<lon "' tne •« to ... empt owner.occupied homes
woWd not serioualy dam •.
age the effectiveness of the
statute.
·QUEENIE
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ln'68 Race
Threatened The report appeared to
point toward committee •B-~ f:>.11. n ~ ~
prGYal of legislaUon to aoft. :r:;:;t1k.~ SACRAMENTO (UPJ) -en the 'aw -and thus quiet ._ ______ .,._..,_, _______ ...__, __ ,_. ~ ... _-__ ....... _,.
Top leadership ol. Calilor-some el the bitter opposi· "Which bu.tton do I ptw to get me to laclk liU
nia'• major political parties tion to it -but to keep Cu7 Grant to ;you.r
already ii busily plarming-tile basic act on tbe books.
or arguing over -the 1968 CJWrman Lester A. Mc·
election campaign. Millin (D-Los Angeles), '
So far, only the Demo-said be would call tar the
crall show al,gns of open committee to vote th I 1 -------,-------------
disagreemelX. 'lbe Republi· week on open hou!in& lea:·
cans are empbulz.l.ng unity ialation.
as their No. 1 objective. The committee is &tudy-
The ~gru; came at Satur· ing several proposals in·
day meetings of the Demo-cludirlg a Senate-passed bill
cratic and Republican exe· by Sen. Hugh M. Blll1ll ([)..
cutive committees. Fresno), which would re-
Class of '67 Firuls
Study Has Rewards
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Tbolisanq r•et11ett
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penoaoliU... . • u did GoY. Ronald lltogu
and Loo Anpl .. Maya< Sam
Yorty.
The tpoourlng JO!'llh
FederatloD-Oiwlcll al Gnat-
., Loo -ad the ~
.Angol.. ~. Slate
ol larool ~ aald many
tlioulandloldollan ...
pledged durlng·1be progam.
A spotemiu said the total
amount would be aiinounced
"wUbln a day or two."
About IAlO algn~g
Arah oympalblun picketed
the appn>aebea• to the ....
phltbeater, but police Cl!9-
1'u1Jy -bet•--lhe1ll and Ille -g ..-.
The entmtalmnent eeleb-
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Gov. Relpn said the So-$4 ,... carfridtit IMfullaa iii~..,._ .
viet Onion •• the real cul-flll ,.... 1 ........ lli1 r 1w .
prit In the Middle Eut er!· ' • .CALL 534,15" .,._,.lilO f.M.
a11, declartq:', 'I~~~~~~~~~~ ''The men who dw. oar Ila Ir leldl S01el II Alf lllll 'Dalga
ritiet tekliig part In the ral· Colleges Give
ly Included Edwonl 9.· Rob-
inson, Frank sin.In, DonnJ. , Man' Y-De,,_ __ _. -· -......, Kaye, Joey 'Blabop, Barbra e----.-.o:-'" ... O: =-'...:..,
StreiJand., Roes Martin. P•~ • . c...-._. D9'9ll .-... I."."' .,_
ter Sellen, Kllthr)'n GraJ• LONG BEACH (AP) -ADW.uecao ...._ CnAMtCS. .,. .....
SOO, Carl Reiner, Dinlh -·'Jbe California stale ooleg. ~~~~~-APtUCI. otL PAllf'ttM. WATll-..
Shore, Robert Vaughn, EYa ea have awarded l.Q0,000 L ...,_..._,, ~O:• uu. ,... .... MOi:wu MarieN~~~ah-P--·~· -·· -In Ille""' '•ft•~• »IR•CH -1520 rune, ClJm.UI Cl"llUl..l, ~ ,· • ~-. _ ~----Republicans unanimously -peal the Rumford Act. 'Th•
adopted a resolution urging panel held a bearing ori the
the Legislature to dereat a bills May 17 and bas been
bill Oeslgned to open the considering them since.
door• of California'' presi-Most 1Ddications point ta
dential preference prim..ary approval by the commit-
to all comen -ln an ~ tee of a bill lim.Uar to the
ron • atyle !rM-lor..U. cme -bJ "-"
BURLINGAME (UPI) -
Job opportun!tiei aDd ~tart
ing Waries awaitia1 Cali-
f<ornl.a'1 graduatioD dasae1
ol 1tl7 bave DeYer been bet-
;.,., • -"' the Call·
nes Moorehead and the Ne'f' Jean llDC81tbe •11tem was m LAGUNA CANYON ROAD ,.....,. ~•;l
le11 spectacular. with most ~Chry~~·~tle~Mlnltrels.~~~_:· __ ~l~..-..ed.~~------_J~~~~~~~~~~!!I'!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~
The bill bJ Sen Allnd Al· blyman ....... T. 8-
• qu!a~ (D-Sau J.;._l, would (R-San -). Tbot ,.....
derail Gov Rooa1d Rea-ute... wWW: u:empt owner.
gan'I plan ~ run unopposed occupied aJne1e fa m I l J
as a "!avorite son" in the horn~ and apartment ~sGOi> primary ·and avoid a es. with fewer than five
party -1>hattering collision uruts.
among the candidates. But it would require real
Meanwhile, the Democrat estate agent&, tract subdi-viders, apartment house op.
showed sigru; « an open erators and otben in the
split over their delegation to housing business to serve
the 1168 Demoa"atic Na-all customers regardless ol
tiooal Convention-and who race or creed. would tead iL The staff report said 96 State Chairman Olarles percent of ttie complaints
Warren issued a statement of housing discrimination
publicly backing Atty. Gen. fiJed since the Rumford act
Lynch as a man accept.able beea.me law in 1963 have
to "all identifiable forces been directed against or-
and groups in the (Dem~ ganizations whicb the Bag-
cratlc) party." ley bill would continue to
But the Warren announce-cover.
ment c.ame only one day af· Only 4 percent ol the
ter former Gov. Edmund G. complaints filed with the
Brown, wbo lost a re-elec-Fair Employment Practic·
tion bid last November , es Commission, administra-
told newsmen he was "se-tor of law, charged d.is-
riow.ly conJidering" form-criminatioin by individual
ing a delegation himself. home owners.
--·-ICI\\)--, .
Oa!JllJP~-...
wukiBed miDari~ and re-
bellious youths who insist
on wearing long hair and off-
be.at clothes are being dis-
appointed, the CTA said.
'Ibe as&OCiation illterview-
ed &even college and state
"]ob placement and recruit-
ment olfici.als aiDd found:
-There is a greater r~
latlolllhip than ever before
between the level o( edu-
cational achievement and
job opportunity and size of
pay check.
-More high -paying skill-
ed jobs are available than
there are graduates. to !ill
them.
College placement officials
report that beginning salar-
ies offered their graduates
are from 5 to 10 percent
higher than last year, the
CTA said.
Increase In pay for high
sehool graduates has been
employment ofllces report-
ing Olia year's pay scale
"about aame or slightly
hltt>er --,... ... ~·bf placemtet ...,,. .. Ill vlcald.:
. --l..1-.clrec-t.crol--UnlverGty•1 G·r ·a du 1 t e
Scbool of Budness: More
than 400 compu.les are in-
tervielrinc %11 graduates.
Starting aalariel, which
bave mcreu,d 10 percent
over last Jear, range from
'8,000 for goVernment jobs
to well over ao.ooe for grad-
uates who came bact to
school to pt a masters of
business adm.inistration al-
ter a period of u:perience
in the field.
-Wllllam L Whitsett,
Stanford engineering. place-
ment officer: About 360
firms came on campus to in-
terview graduates this year,
compared to 280 in 19116. Sal-
aries offered muter or sci-
ence graduates are up $2.5 to
S50 per month over last
year. Average starting pay
ia 110,500, but It is not unus-
uaJ for outstanding grad·
uates to get nt.-"K). -·
Do you know
the number one
· source of energy
in Southern
California?
(We'll give )Ql.I
a hot tip.)
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Figure more then nine·million people right now in Southem canfomia. PIUB the indumiaJ finna
who use ju11t about 1111 much natural g11-e M you do. You now have AOme idea oft.he amount. oC
ga.s we must. buy and import to h11ve ready whenever you need iL
One way of me1tsuring it: we supply t.be energy equivalent, every day of every year, to t.he
oatpwt of 69 Hoover Datn6.
Making lllUtt there'a enotsgb gas fOT our rapidly growing area ill our primary &ervice job. A1
an iMe&tor-<>wned company, regulated by the California Public Utilities Commiseion. it"•~
thing we work at continually.
Today, we have vast reeerveg stored In Southern California, and more tht1.n 30,000 miles ol
pipelines. But.we're always loe1king ahead, for the needs of the 21st century and beyonQ.
Yon can co11nt on the jnvestor-owned Gae Company t.o make sure you'll always have 11.IJ
)'OU need.
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-BATH MAT
~.~COUPON 1.87
Our '"9· 2.64 Hend scrNned print
Iii pemls end white. M.t is 2 I "rl6",
'lras non..sr.p back. Both pieces are
100% cotton and rMChine washable.
COOKIE CUTIERS
WITH COUPON 15 ¢
Our re9. 24c. Set of four •luminum
cookie cutters in different shapes.
Our reg. 97 c. Sturdy inflatable toys
for beach or pool. Many amusing
style's to choose amon9.
WHILE QUANTITIES LAST-JUNE 12•1'·14
GRASS CATCHER
WITH COUPON 1.47
Our reg. 2.16. Big c•nvas gres.s
c•tcher hes gatvanized bottom, fits
14" to 18" mowers. Model No-.
6500. PA TIO SHOP
WHILI QUANTITIU LASl'-JUNE 12·1S.14
007 GIFT sn
WITH COUPON 2
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Our ra<J• 2.93-Father'i Day Gift.
007 Aftw Shave Lotion and Cologne
in gift box, ready to wrap. 4 fl. oz.
in each boffie.
WITH COUPON
Our '"9· Uc. Vinyl plastic tote bags
in wide selection of colors. Snnilar
to ilustretion.
'WHILE QUANTITIES 'LAST-JUNE 12·13-14
Plastic Baby Pants
WITH COUPON , 34¢
Our re g. 69c. Cello peck of 4 pair
vinyl plastic pents. Slip on style, soft,
wnitary and acid resistant, they wift
stav flexible. Sizes S-M-L-XL.
COOKIE PAN
WITH COUPON 33¢
Our reg. 53c. Al aluminum cookie
WHILE QUANTITIES LAST-JUNE 12·13-14
PHOTO ALBUM
WITH COUPON 1.97
Our reg. 2.88. Giant photo album
has simulated leopord skin binder,
meaMJres 141/1"1121/2 ", uses stand-
ard size black" refifts.
C:AMllA DEPT.
WITH COUPON 1.99
Our reg . 2.97. Sorter holds up lo 40 ~ies to facilitate editing and arrang-~
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WITH COUPON 97¢
Our reg. -1.28-Father's Day Gilt.
4 fl. oz, bottle of 007 Alter Sheve
Lotion in Gift Box.
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SURFER OXFORDS
WITH COUPON 2.88
Sea & Shore boat shoes for Dad or
brother. Cushioned rubber soles,
choice blue or green canvas tops.
SHOE DEPT.
Jr: Boys Sport Shirts
WITH COUPON 7 2¢
Compare at I .37. Short sleeve sport
shirts in 100% cotton broadcloth,
plaids and ronds, machine washable.
Sites 3-7. Limit-3 per customer.
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WITH COUPON 2 .17
Our reg. 3.47. Early American cher·
rywood reek has two shefves
eludes 12 •pothecary jaft.
WHILE QUANTITIES. LAST-JUNE 12·i3-14
· Giant Horseshoes
WITH COUPON 78¢
Our reg. 97c. Jumbo horseshoe
game for yard or beach. Set has 3
safe plastic horseshoes and two
h•rdwood pins.
TV & FM Antenna
WITH COUPON 79¢
Model TA707. Indoor antenna for
.n FM or black & white reception.
APPLIANCE DEPT.
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~ Collf ah Puts Focus
Oll Juvenile Crinle
A lpeehll •eea.re ef
8Hlwaa Oaks
Vaeada•A 5e Ge!
SALE
V•NW Oeaaers
SAVE 25o/o
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Dao-Power Model with
HO MONEY DOWN • Seen Easy p.,.__t Plm
•Two aipeed. motor: Hi~ for deep down cleanin&
Low few 8Cl.ttef rugs '
• BeaUr ban with ·nylon brush, automatic NI
p9e edjmtmenta, 20-loot oon1
• Ooooa*2ul tlngertip, 2~ switch
•Pour noo-ma.rring wheels. Model 7475.
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Beal Fred Jladfllrfty (richl) imitates his WU
C'OUllterplrt. latest ahibit readied fer public cfil.
play at Morieland Wu Museum in Boem Part.
Mac.Murray vilited the mUleUDl to watch unteiling
of his figure, in eetting with flubber-powered KOttel
T Ford and movie dog, Charlie, from film, '-rbe
Ablent Minded Profwor.''
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SAC Commencement
RitfµI Set Thursday
COMPLETE
SHOI, HANDIAG,
LUGOAGI REPAIRING
3 Loc.tlona To Serve y..,
~*It SANTA A.NA -S.ta Ana eon. .. commencement u-
erdlll will be beJd Tbur1-da.J at ?:ao p.m. hr Ooot
GJJD CID campus. Collete PrealcleDt Dr.
,,. •• JolmlclD Aid t b •
ColDJNllCtlDIDt will be hlCb·
lllb&d bf tbe r.oolUon rL ._ outatuc11nc gAc aJ.
1lmlll who will be lftMated
framed AJumlll Achieve-
amt A1Nl'd C11'11Acates.
............. wtll be added
to the alumni plaque whlcb
11 pennanenUy dllplayed in
the Nealley lJbrary.
Ad:IJevement Award rt·
cipfenta for 1987 are IN·
belle Rellstab ('42) current·
ly Auoclate Dean of Wom-
en at SAC: Kenneth M.
Eastman ('32), chief admin·
l1tratar o( UCLA Medical
Center, and Paul H. Cleary
('43), Orange bualneu ex·
ecutive and former All·
American football player,
• llJcharch Lide Center
Lido .....
e 3401 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mer
e 1113 North M.1n St.
S.nt1 Ana
Men'IC•• ou• COITA MDA •~stu.ono
COMPLETE F1JNE~ From 1120
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..... 1.un
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.Mertiuary-£.emetery
Two Sepuatdy OWncd Companies
Loattd Side-by-Si~ Sharing a
Canmoa Desire to Stm You Better,
With Las Colt, and Without the
I.nconvcnitnee of Funer&l
Processions Through Heavy Traffic=
14'01 & 14IOJ R ACH ILYD .. WISTMINSTO.
TWIMtils J-1421 ... ,,.,.. · 1.1121
•100 or mare every month
NEWPORT BAI.IOI SAVIN&S MONTHLY SECURITY ACCOUNT
Security-... c..w a.k .. _,
Tw.ilwlt.at w.•• .........
whit we• .... Ow a+ • \ s..ilt'
ACCMnt plM ii -... ,., ,.. .. a
ct.edc l'YHY ..... --,... .... fiftea or .... .. a Kl ,.. llled. .................. ,..~ ...
lo~,.....a<au1&AllllCw •••
Toileep•--.llvlfwl1._,_.
._, u1 1.e ... To 1-lllt ,_ _,..,...
able to yo11 itt all or •Y put at a
1n11•eld'• ~ .... eNlll ... ,..
haw• tlMrl•Cf· AM, ...... el yom:~S, 11 ot 15 ,.._ ,..W, ,_ ..
haw~ nitt ..... Wt-wflli ... MTll•e• ellb lhe Mii ._.,...._199-tideraMy MOaf ._,...,.... ......_
...... 1MillheNt•pOl1 ..... ~ Month.'y Se<wity ~ ,..._ ••
WOfth~ ......... ,..
'9ftds nYY be. II is the__, ID_,,
1MnY rul or ....al..._.., Ill Ct a.
How the Monthly
Security ACCCM.m Pten
WORKS
Here is bow the pllA wmb: YOM ilwest.
SZf, $10,000 with t-.,.o.t lallcJaSMnp
and loan Assoc~tio" In a Monthly
Security Aaount. Yoa will then NPiwe
$100.00 eadl month.• Thts incomf is
derived from earnings, cumntfy S2S"I•
per annum, compounded daily and JNiid
quarterly, and ffom principal. At the
end of t~ years, you have received
s12.ooo:oo. JwJ "°" s0n haw• nest ea of $'1,0S0.00 in your aax>Unt.
The chart at• risM ....,._._ ....
for imestinents ftoM S10,GGO.OO to
$100,000.00.
-<r~ scJbject to ._ psc biw of
Sec. 8104 ol the U9onia Fi• cW c.ode
under which a sMftss and loan as9CJC:ia..
tion may not wMe iCs ri# '° reqaiPe
up to six months notiot of in'81l to wdft..
drH. E¥ef)' w;thdrn.I request he been
met promptty in our 31 yurs.)
Adventae• of • Monthly
Security ACCCMlnt
1. You can munt on a ...... cNclc
month after mond\.
2. You an enfoy the ~ ol mind
th.t comes from knowing ~
savings are secure and eamins a
Nnd5<>me income.
3. You can forget about stock mar-
ket Ructuatiom and re-imestment
probtems.
'4. Your money is ~I.able to you
in all or any part at a moment's
-notice should you Med a lar.,e
sum in the ewnt of an m'rdge1<.y.
5. You can budget your expendi-
tures exactly, because you w;11
know preciJely how much you
w;11 be receiving each month.
6. YOU w;ll {tOt be prone to '7'19-
~ your apit.11, though al or
any of the funds in your account
may be withdrawn, or addilions
made, at any time.
7. From a feden.I tu standpoint this
plan miahr be of spec:WI ~
to a"'fOM wishing to make a tire-
ab'e gift to 8"0thef, and to thoM
occupied in ~ planning. Con-
~ltat~ ~ )'OUr attorney or
ts ~ is lk'Ol'f'llMllCH!d.
Hmd11 Llvinc Expen11•
A ~widow, a~ Alu resident,
....., Ml I Ill d that she needed ~
addiliOMI $1CIO.DD per inonth to~
ment ._...,._,Of CDUfW., she realized
dat she UMllci Indulge hemlf and spend
MUdt _,. ..... that. but then hef' UV·
inp WOllldnot last as long as~ should.
So, ..... *ad. she decided to let
t~ ..,_~Kt-as her ex>n-
Jdeod and ~ $25,000.00 lft I
Mouthfy Security Acx:ounL
1* fMial-.f lid)' will rec.eiYe I chedc
faf S1GUIO ~ monlh for the nm 15 ,.,,.. The Moeldlily SecM;ty Account .,.,,
Melt, throughcNt lhe ~win um civi-
dends at the prnailing rate. At the
current rate, this Newport Balboa Savings
c:aomer will haw beerl pa\d $18,000.00
and ttill haw S27.l00.00 balance in her
xcount at the end of the 15 years.
Newport Balboa Savinp INlres no d\lrge
fof lhis service.
Pays for Edui 9'i on
A local father mes ... _. d '; ~
Accounts to pay a moneWy meet k> ad9
of his two sons, p~ in coffese. lcJdt
accounts are scheduled lo run f« ~
years, bur the farhef mentioned recently
that he hopes ~inc~rely that "both the
boys will be support;ng lhemsetws Nlly
before the end of the plart. IO lfwt I Cll'I
<XlnWft the acaNnll .. "*' _...
need~.,,,, CMlt,..
MoncWy SeaJritf Ac l I ...... lllf ...-r, add to "' =•ow -.. ._. . .,, ....
Uparwdownitis
A~ it 1 1i=w"e COi ~
C8Ull d by • .1•* up .tct
down 9tock nwttwt pnc..
A loll>oa resident WIS suffering from
•..,..ctownitis." Shew,...quiae ture
•twas ~·•to'-funds in the *'* ....ut, ~ she felt she was reMb-
ing the • where she Medecf I feeling
of~· After dae ~tion, she
sold her stock and -..11kd her fvnds
at Newport B~lboa Savings and loan
Association where~ opened a Monthly
Security Account She aefls us that she
did lhis for ~tr~I rusons-her invest·
ment is ~ure, it PIY' generous divt-
dends ind a monthly cMck will pay her IMnc expenses for dte Mld 15 ~rs •••
met this service costs' no4hing.
She an now rdu and '°'Pt about -the mar\et.,.
She hon found the C9f'8 b .,upt,,00-,·
itu."
To ..... inott .bc'9l !Ilk .... Just• ill ot
phoM. Ask IO ~ will! the spe0aMt w.ttl
all lfw feds on °"" MONTHl Y SECUlfTY
Mr.OUNT pl.Mt. W. ~ Nplbf WW.
~ '°°· °"'~high__, ~ ..... U5'¥., °""' d 1d daily Ind paid ~. ...,,.._ .., -AIP"C'f "' lhe United 5eltft Gcwei•••lltllt. f-.ds ~ °"
Cir ~ the 10lh of .,,, -th Mm cfM..
~ '"'"' !tie fin(. Mwr the 10tft, lfiey "'"
"""" 6* "' ~
IN\'IST $10,000.00
YOU lEaM YOU RETAIN
EACH MONTH FOR AN ESTATE or
$ S0.00 10years $ 8,950.00
$ 50.00 15 years $ 8,150.00
$ 75.00 10years $ S,000.00
$ 75.00 15years s 1,300.00
$100.00 10ye•rs s 1,050.00
INVEST $15,000.00
YOU R.ECIM YOU R£TAJN
EAOf .MONTH fOtt AN ESTATE or " s 60.00 10 yw:ars STS,750.00 s 60.00 15 years $16,350.00 s 90.00 10 yw:ars $11,050.00 s120.oo 10 yw:.ars s 6,300.00 nso.oo 10 yw:ars $ 1,550.00
INVEST $20,000.00
YOU llCEM YOU RETAIN
fAOt MONTH fOl AN ESTATE OP
$100.00 10,,_,s $'17~
$100.00 1S~rs $16,3.50.00
S150.00 10years $10,000.00
$150.00 15 years s 2,650.00
$200.00 10 years s 2,100.00
INVtST $25,000.00
YOU RECEIVE YOU lEl AIN
EACH MONTH FOR AH ESTATE Of"
Sl00.00 10~ $26,300.00
$100.00 15yurs $27,300.00
$150..00 10year'S $18,400.00
S200JIO 10,_.s $10,.500.00
$250.00 10,oears $~.00
IH¥'EST $31,000.00
'f'OU lECEM YOU RET~
EAOf MONnf fOl AN ESTATE Of"
$150.00 10~rs $26,850.00
$150.00 15 rears $2'4,550.00
$215.00 10 years $15,000.00
$225.00 15 years s <4,000.00
$300.00 10)'Nrs $ 3,150.00
INVEST $35,000.00
YOU UCTM
EACH MONTH
SH0.00
$140.00
$210.00
$280.00
$350.00
fOl
10 years
15 years
10 years
10 years
10 rears
YOU lETAJH
AH ESTATE OF'
$36,850.00
$33,200.00
S2S,800.00
$14,750.00 s 3,700.00
INVST $40,000..00
YOU REOM YOU RETAIN
EACH MONTH rot AN ESTATE Of"
$200.00 10 years $35,800.00
$200.00 15 years $32,700.00
$~.00 10 y~rs $20,000.00
$300.00 15 years S 5,350.00
$400.00 10 years $ 4,200.00
INVEST $45,000.00
YOO RECEIVE YOU RETAIN
EACH MONTH · FOR AN EST AT£ Of"
S180.00 10 Ye•rs $.47 ,350.00
$180.00 15 years $'49,100.00
$270.00 10 years S33,150.00
$360.00 10 ye•rs $18,950.00
$.450.00 10 yeus $ '4,750.00
INVEST $~,000.00
YOO RECEIW YOU RETAIN
EAOf MONTli fOtt AN ESTA1E OP
$2.50.00 . 10)'Ql'S $44,750.00
$250.00 15 years $40,900.00
$375.00 10 yw:ars $25,000.00
$375.00 15 ye•rs $ 6,700.00
SS00.00 10 ye•rs S 5,250.00
INVEST $7S,OOO.OO
YOU RECEIVE YOU RHAIN
EACH MONTH FOR AH EST A TE Of"
$300.00 10 years $78,950.00
Sl00.00 15 years $81,900.00
$450..00 10 yw:us $55,300.00
$600.00 10 years $31,600.00
$750..00 10 yw:ars $ 7,900.00
INVtST $100,000.00
't'OU AEOM YOU RETAIN
EACli MONTH roR AN ESTATE Of"
$ .500.00 10 years $89,500.00
$ 500.00 15 years S81,850.00 s 750.00 10 years $50,050.00
$ 750.00 15 yea'1 $13,'450.00
$1000.00 10 years $10,550.00
"All pt0j«11011s .1re b.ued on our cun-ent
annu.11 n11e of S.'259/1, compounded daily
and p.id qtmterly. The current di\lidend
nte m•y n ry from time to ttme ind ttiere-
fof-e affect the relained est.lie, but will not
suMl1nli~lly 1lter the plain.
IlOWPORT DOI.HOR SRVIIlGS
ANO \.Oll>lf A eeOCIATK>N
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bill: Slang
4 Has
..OtiOllS 9 Extent of
swface
14 Sta1ll:
Abbr. 15 Arabian
godct.ss 16 Jtociarinal .....
17 Fads relating
Expo '67
countiy
19 River of
Eusope
20 Icon
21 lletal
22 By UCostof
"'""°"' call 24 Learns by petUSll
26 Period 29 llethefllfldS
c:lty
31 lnforaer.
S111111 :n High cards
33 Rndl
36 Li id . gl~lt.
38 llustulll of Con•por-
llY -J9 School
46 Ce.taln tJIPn 47 Recording •tdl• '9 Bird
50 Finial p_m•ent 51Maaillne ....
5Z.Hlndll gultw
54 Rolllll ,, d
58 I. H•lsphttt n1tlon:
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60To~ 61 Gyn\ s
l:rNlM • 7 Nautleal 37 Alrpjane
62 P~to
Sall• Fr1nks
"Gfeet phllosoph•
66 iell
coordinlted
67 Verb ton.
61 RI•• Inlet
69 0oOMd person
70 Ganlenlf's tlrrof
11 Sutnx
used with
bull or hi II
DOWN
1 Saying _ nothing
2 Cottonwood
3 Devoid of
rope part:
8 Kind of Colloq.
tlH , 40 Ponder
9 Ern>r 42 With
10 S,111lsh h1nd on
coin hip
11 Lore of a 45 TauFt
W. H..iSPhett41 St.oft nation fodder
12 Ctnlne 53 Inspiring
1J Befofe with
U Radiant revttence
14 Changes 55 Star.
the title Comb.rorm 25 More plump 56 Surviving
27 '.'The trace
quality 0( 57 Act in a ......... " "'''" 28 Colorado
perk
30 BecOtlles
less
bright
m1nner
59 Maple
genus
61 Passage:
Ana\.
subject
41 1.,rison 111ent
frasftness
4 L1ngulsh
5 Hebrew
33 Amerlctn art glass
34 Judge's
concern
62 Bend
downward
63 In put 43 Manner
44 Sooty
••lter 6 L"!'l! very
proud
5 ' 7
35 Watefproof
canvas
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AWait Ball
----.---... 7 ,-.. IOdety are 8e'Vell Empire d rh trlx .._ • mMa
their debut Fridoy, .,.. 21, la -e., ~
'!be third -boll .. --..,. ... -Ausiliory of the Soalll ~ Cllilrl Gtil1mre am.. ·
Wiadln& ap die --ti porm. --liclilally pnf..:e die ... -a o 1 ¢ ,...,. -Friday enmln&-
8 «na•._. • .,. .. ,, & r ,....,..
...... Ille .. , , tl .. A D I .. 8 7 •" .ii
the llpntillfi-Baiilad ' n tw t 7 7 'rr .a
• ~ --llr .... ..n: air--. llr .....
Mn. ai,rlel Galrrial llalq, llr .... Jin. -,_
Marn -Mr. -Jin. ,_ Genrnl Bradley.
Tbelr .i.i.rtante • ..,...... .... WI -..._Ille
tint summer ball al tbe IOCia1 .....,.,. are tile liiws
Catharine Craft E1*n, S.-LJm lllieJ. c..trw
Mine Marn -Mary l!'.llm er-,,.
Other ---..:.r.:""· --ltall>-leen EllubetJI Brame, llr. lln. GenW Pl 3 Iii+
llnlme; Mia~ Belh G'OJl"I, lln. -l!dwanl 8-, ud MIA .,_ Wa.t*llo2, Mr. _. Jin.
Jamee Ch.,-Waydetiii.
WHICH WAY? -Cbet'king maps for the fastest route to Holly·
wood prior to their leaving :for a dinner and theater party are
1987 f'mpire debutaotes, Kill Kathleen Elizabeth Brame and Miss
Candace Adine Marrs with escorts, Kent lb&mUSlell and 1'mD SDt-
ner Oeft lo right). This party concluded the IOCial whirl prdaring
the June 23 ball.
Bal Mosque Flowers
Benefit Cultivated
•
By Damas de Caridad
Willl the 11117 llol .._ a t' 'JJ, plom 1111' -
year'• boll llreldy .......... -..... -1
I I., " Im -10rinJorpnhotlon,0-.4e~
A ""'"""'" to alJli • -.......... wa .... ..,. Hllllli prealden~ lfn. Banlld C. --• -• ed Im lknl-. ~ eatravapma netlod •tt,5111. ·
Hoping to ..,_ 11ri71 tolol dlrioc Im ir(i ,_ 1rill lie
Mn. Fred Kay, newly twaW ,.. ''n': lln. u.,I A 1, W
chainnM. other officen ... a.a 4 'ptw a tr ..
AISi.ting la promcrllq Ille 1M1 ' :ft WI be New,art -
members, the llma Balmt_I.,... (KA,. I Mid&), Pltll' .....
roupa, bll.ll co-cblirmlD; ~ OelrJ. t' II@! I h;J _.
Gerald Wlnkler, a new mrs'• •zit t ..., ae leM ··Le
lundleao lnLoa~c.mycw..
Otheq-. ... lbe board .... Ille -VidGr -..
Sherwood Andennn, -.,.-1a; ............... _,...,......,
eecretary; William Ulrich, b'emme, lay Beed. ,.,, c• c:Mirwa, ...
Ellwanl Tage, pablicily cllainnln.
Included on the ball cmnmiftee are tlle II-.. Berunlo Y ......
=~'Ce=.;=~'=":.:.~~==
Banlld t..nc, poll-; Robert Welk wl Robert PllrA• • •, --
Km Ollpban~ Jadeea; 1-nl --..i ~ Leo ..i Olafllameo,fnon.
CondUllln& lbe lilt .... the -::----MercuriO and S. I . Udde, cocktail bollr; Art1m 0. Plldps. ._,r1rm;
--. OHl>oirtn, Angelo ........... -. ~ -
Ilona ind ._..~ 11-. qaallfJiq; ..... -· -· -Reed, finance. OFFICERS ASCENT-Stepping up into new offices
Saturday, lune 17, will be new Jeaders of Newport
Harbor SoropUmists. The gala dinner dance will be
the fint social function in the new Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club, which is being inspected by
(left to right) Mrs .. Joseph Haughey, Mrs. L. J. Bus-
sey Jr., president, and Mr. and Mrs. ~e Shaw.
Gala Marks
Leadership
f •
Transfer
While wu.....,...ng tile ....
ma.I "dtaQgjng al t It e
guni." eajooyin& c.ririd-
ity. ilin.ialg and d iC.
Newpmt_Sca_
""· ---ai.d ,,.,,.. will .... -...... _.,...........,
coffers.
..,., --....... take pl.acr; Satllrday, JllllC
17. will be the fint social
function m 0-= .... com
Me.a Galt -~ Qub.
Tatmg: t It e leadti: . \
reins for tbe cmUag _,...
will be lfn. L ~. _,.
Jr .• assisted by the llmeL
Lee Shaw aod Georee C..-
ey. vice pr"'"""••; Antis Barkley. ,._, Ya.I
Wa!Ur and Elbert Caaaa', ....-...ne..
DireeUn are Hie limes..
DeMurl Todl. Ala -_
Henrylll .... 1-_
ey--~
Festi-will --a cocktail boar at 7 :JI p.m.
featuring brldgrmmd mg.
sic by the PnfiU, a Y-i-
combo. llliss Ila'}' SdleJ
will entKtaill witll u.ce
numbers, ... after' the h-
ncr music for Mri9g will
.. played ..,. .... -... -sive Five. Pnicteds will
-llloGirlsClm.
Cat Got Her Tongue When She Should've Fo~ght Over 'Kitty'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our U-
year-okt daugbter Dee aw an .:I of,
fering a JJS rewvd fOI' the return of
• pet mt. Dee t.lepbamed b<r -
Ruthie who Uo h.:I aeen the ad.
They decided to kM* for the cat
toaethlr. Dee went to Rudlie'a bouu.
'Ibey aot a rope and a piece of mu.t
and olf they went.
After aome buntJne they spotted the
cat in the bed.IQ near the woman '1
home. When t6e e1t ran under the
porcb they notified the woman tMt
her pet bas been cornered. 'Ibe wom-an ..... very bappy and retrieved hc!r.
cat with no· trouble. She handed
RuthiP. the reward money -$25.
· When they arrived at Ruthle'1
house her mother said, "Let:• give
[)ee $5. After all, it WU Ruthie's
ANN LANDERS ril
n>pemd-lludc..ptlllocat '° ... lboaJd Mft amt of .....
ey.''
Dee leK ... .. mtair ...... left
--!lie ............. . thin&. ....... -..... ... cmne ..._ md Wd me a.e .....,_
A few m-rs lakr Ratbie'a molber
called ad aAed me kt -S Dee
bad f« 111o 15. I ..._. "Let'a jad
!orget It" .
My hlllhlnd un I ahcllt1lt ltaft t...
aided on a fair dt9I -• -.. split. Hedlimathol __ ._.
arty in life not to kt people 1 take
........_ al Uttm. What do you say?
-ONE WHO HATES FIGHTS
D&Ul ONE: Tw.e Cb'll PoaJd bave
...._. ...-, • tlM: nward nlonty.
ltsAle'a __. lllCllll le be l.&d that
K's ... We fw Ille spUt now, but,
llllllll!..._etf--..,alle1hould
ntle a c~ .. ,.... l&ak ercanlza-
._ ._ ....... cMWrni and pre·
_. It • ,.... ... Pier'• 111me.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I read re·
ttntJy in JDUf column that you did
llDt tbink it was in good taate for a
person to hang notes on new fumi·
lure asking guests to keep thei r feet
off the upholstery and their wet
glasses off the teakwood tables .
wnat would you do about a »J.
pound slster-in·lc:1w with stiletto heels
v.·ho comes to visit and punches holes
in your brand new hardwood floors?
This happened to us during Chr ist·
mas and I was sick abou t ii. We
had tbe Ooors sanded in January and
rerinished in February. You , guessed
it -Two-ton Tessie came for Easter
and our floor s are ruined agai n.
I know hardwood grows on trees.
but money doesn't. I would like your
opinion on how to deal with !hi~ prob·
len1 . -ONE f\.1AD RELATI VE
OF.AR !\tAD: If your 300-pound sis·
if'r-ln·law ruined your floors because
sht-waa doing Spanish dances you'd
be justified In 111klni her to cut it
out. Rut noor& are for walkinc on
and U all she doe1 11 walk on them
you ca n't a1k her to stop. Put down
throw rues when Te11le et1me1 to
\•lilt and tell her about the problem .....
If 1he'1 a 1:ood egg, she'll offer to
remove her shoe1.
DEAR ANN LA NDERS: Our next
door neighbor has been divorced for
five years. She has two children. 1
had heard ·a rumor that she is preg-
nant but I refused to believe it. I
saw her today and she is indeed very
pregnant.
\Vhat 'shall I say to our 14-year·
old daughter when she notices? She
is sure to ask hov.· this can be. I
need your help. -SPEECHLESS
DEAR SPEECHL ESS: II your 14-
year•lrlllU.,._..._. .. ._..._
"this "ca• llie," 1 •1 W,. ttmR ,.. a,.
plained It .. Ila-.
Steer clear If _... Jrtc k ...
the n.ke el dllt .._., •'S' ta.
This it , ........ ..., .. .....
1trate trwe mmf' d
When necking beoowts--watch out! To learn how tbe smart
girl keeps both bet dignity aod ha'
boyfriend, lf!lld for Ann l...amlln"
booklet. "Necking and Petting -And
How Far to Go." e:nckKing "With yoar
request 25 cenl.6 in coin and .a long.
self-addressed. stamped eavelopt.
Ann Landers will be glad to hdp
you ,,_,ith your problenu. Send them
lo her in cart of the DAILY Pll.OT.
enclosing 1 stamped. self..acldreued
envelope.
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IJ 4 DAIL V Pl LOT Monday, Junt 12, 1961
In · th , Counting House Countin g Out the Money' ..
proceeds of a t'UJilmage sale last month, -wbicb was
chaired by Mrs. John Wyman (left) and Mn. '.lbomas
A. M08S, who tally the results, while Mra. Richard
Nelson, fellowship presiden~, beams with pride.
Medi.cal missions will be enriched by $2,000 aod the
Pre.sbyteiian Neighborhood Hou,se, &en Gantens will
receive $1,000 from Sl Andrew's Precsl>yterian
Churcbwomen's Fellowship. The money repreunts
Alplia Phi Installation Concert to Feature • . .
Recipes Exchanged Original Compositions
When Southern Orange
County Alpha Phis ptber
in the Lido tsle home of
Mrs. Richard Larzelere fa-
vorite 181.ad and DMindl•b
reel will be lhared. • ~ tpOttigbted for the
Wednesday, June 14, lunch-
eon will be ios11allaGon of
officers.
Mrs. Edwin Rose will ac-ceyt presidential duties, and
serving on her board will
be the Mmes. R. C. Pollard
and Robert Pfllmlin, vice
presidents in c.harge of
What's
membersftp and programs; Two Harbor Atea com-and Experience,'' will be
~ ~~l =;· posers .will have th e i r sung by Tyndall's wife. Dr.
and Charles Glasgow, Pu· works performed at the Or-Tyndall is a composldon
helleoic representa4ive. ange County Chamber Con· teacher at California $\ate
<hl:irmeo will be the · certs , presentation tomor· College at Lolll Beach.
M~es. William Campbell, row at 8:30 p.m. in the Cal-Alao on the prouam are
~y; John IAng, ifornia State College at Ful· a group of songs, "Life-
rust, Edward Bowen, quar-1 ·w Hall ...... ,, b H terly oorTeSpOndeat. a n d erton Rec1 . , .. e con· bound, composed y an·
Kenneth Walker, hostess. cert is .free. ley Jackson, usittant lo the
AH Alpha Phis are invited O~rung the -~~!D will conductor at the L o n g
to attend the 10:30 a.m. ses· be Flute Variations co~-Beach college. His songs
sioo. Reservations may be posed by Robert Lagerqwst will be sung by baritone
made by calling Mrs Lar· of Costa Mesa and played by Philip Carey.
zelere at 673-1292 · his son John, a high school...... Other renderings will be
Doing
· student who was included in Alban Berg's piano sonata
Daniel Lewis' Jdyllwild Or-played by Fullerton piano
chestra la.st summer. instructor Mias Jean Barn·
MARY DAY, 642-4321
A song cycle written by es, and four selected pre-
Dr. Robert TYndall of Hun-ludel .ad fugfll by Sbo6ta·
tington Beach about the kovitch, played by Long
poems of William Blake en· Beach piano professor Juli·
titled "Songs of Innocence en Mu..afia.
TODAY H...,., 9MCll ,,_.,........,.. e.tlt-
tl 1S1 -MHonle: T~lt, UGI ISlll
5t., 7:30 P.m. CHI• ~ .. .., Cltltt ~otdlt1-S•
ci.ty -Coste Mae A,,,.,-letn L"lon
Hell, 7:>0 ,.m. TOl"S H.,_ Lllltlen -H1nier
ScMol • .,5 E, ltltl StJ Cmte Mete
7:30 p.m. HtrMr11tlt C...,tll', IWlllt A•
linet -Colltve Ptrtt SchoOI, %3*1
Notre DarM Roed, Cott• MeM, I p.m.
OV-ten ,.__ -Sd>OOI
Auditorium. M.9Qn0fie end Hewitt
Streets. Westmtnlllf'• a p.m,
Move Freel y
:'~f lt. 9099 'ii
12~2.4~ ~ 11f Mi"'" 1Tf t...1°' .-\
M o v e freely a b o u 't
house. garden. pool in a zip·
front style nmmed with
bright l>inding. Choose brief
or fashionable fl.are sleeve.
Easy-sew.
Printed Pattern 9099:
Half Sizes 121h, W h. 16'h,
181h, 201tz. 22th, 241i'z. Size
161h ~equires 3 yards 35·
inch.
A-'cM '°"* AltaM&aty, U.M "1 ~ -AmerlCAn L..eglon ChlllhouN. New·
port k•dl. • p.m. ~....... Ya*" W-'• Clllll -Tamura EllfMntery $ch0ol, ln41 Sat>-'-Su?.,.,., I p.m. •
C-.t S"la Marll I... Calllelk ~el~ -SI. Joadllm's
CllUrdl Hall, I"' Orange Aw., Casie
Mfta, I p.m.
Ai,111 A""'8 XI ~. Mta SltlM ,.,. -For loaitlon ull Mra. J, R.
Knl9fll, I0-2'21, I ,.m.
TU•IOAY
~l'INGlrll' .......... -Com-
munlty Melhodlst Olurdl, Himllnvtan
INCi\, f:lO a.m.
Ott IUr Dl*lct 0.. MlllllWI' ,_ ._ -F« locallon call Mn. aar-
l»ra OeOnlto. ~ 10 e.m. A1trWa Qllt ef H-' Hertlw -~ V-Country Club, 3000 Ckll>-l>ouse Road, 6:JO p.m.
Hlllltlllt4W leadl TOPS ..... P'.llldlen -Huntlneton 8Hdl Llllnory,
7 p.m. ca.. .. Garten~ .....
D-ClaU -Hunnft91«1 9eacll Rt<·
rHllon Cenltr, 7:JO P.m. on.ta• s...... ~cal AM!tt•tt' ~latlM -For Joc.allon call Mn. Cottlne lllllngslev. 536-415', 7:30 p.m. ....._., ...,..... l.MMtfll CIW -
Elks lJld9e, Newport llMdl, I p.m.
....,., Star Qaptw .... OrW .,
• .....,. Stw -Sfflarlng ~I<
TM\plt, Newport llftdl, I p.m.
1eta S19oN P'!ll, T• TM c....-et
\.-8 lffdt -FOi' loeallon ull Mn . Jdln R. Smtih, 4"·2"1, I p.m.
XI lalftNa eem-CUlllW• le1•
M9IN ""' -For location call Mn Jama lvenon. SAIM1'5. I p.m.
Dell• ... 'Ill Qlafl9r, .... Sit-
-P'lll -For location cell Mn. Martin Pecen. "7"'15. I p.m.
.lacll .-JI• D-CIW -N-rl lffdl E.bell Clllbllouse. I p.m.
WEDNESDAY
·--· 0... ""' .. H ... t....,... lead! -Huntington leedl Country •
Club, t a.m. " ......... c..., ''" ......... MN i...-. -Glrls Chit>. 1115 An•· helm, Costa Mne. t :JO e.m.
Wlllfll• TOl'S Cll• -Ebb Ti<M mototte llome park, 1560 Pi.ctnll• Ave.,
Newport Bffdl, 10 e.m.
se.wl""lst CIW ef H--1 Manet
-Cewlan ...,.Jaurant, Costa M~. " -· T0'5 S.. 51,..,,1 -l(lll'fbrockt
Sc!IOOI. Coale MeH. 1 p,m. TOl"S ... di • ..,.. -HunlinglOG
l.ac!I Recreation Centor. 7 p.m.
Lal OIH naslmltlreU C1"' .. Hlll>-t1"'1 ... lkad>--Oract Luli..<en Ct>urct>.
Huntlnvton &each. 7:JO p.m.
L ...... IMCll Jlll'l De .. 11 .. n lallt·
el 1'7 -Mnonk Temple, ns Fo...,.1
Ave .• 7 ;JO p,m. .. ~ c ........ (lol ......... ""'"
"'' •-re~ 1Mlltul~ •"" ""pita! -For location call Mn. Donald P•rlltl,
"42-0990. I p.m. ~ Au•Hlarv lo HVAllrtfl ...
ltadl VFW P"I 7Ut -VFW Hiii,
Jtt Yorklown SI., a p.m .
XI K•llP• Ulmllde C~ter. let•
Sil"'• 1'111 -For tocallon cell Mr>. Darvl Phllllps, S4S-S97l, I p.m. Oml~,..., RM C!l•lltar, 811• Sl9ma 1'111 -For 1ocatlon call Mrs Guy
Yorlt., S~S991. I p.m.
S""art Rl199rs St1'18rt D1nce Ctull
-Cmlt Me'A First M<!lhodlot Church,
I Pm
THURSDAY
Amtriceft AKadet..., et RttlrH ,.,.
South Paci fic Cruise
Cruising aboard the SS Mariposa lo Bora Bora Pa·
peete, R.arotonga, A~liand, Sydney, Pago Pago' and
Honolulu are Huntington Beach residents Mrs .
Myrtle Jordan and Miss Lorraine Pratt. '
Gold Star
Moms Invited
To Lu ncheon
:;::~ -8;:;.,~ ~;~~P~ubhouH. N~w· American Gold Star Moth· '°'" "'"' LHwarv s1..., H..,, -ers Inc.. Santa Ana Chap·
Co•t• Mu i librery. 1 JO p.m. Trlm·VV• To's Club ., wu1m1... ter 4 of Orange County. in -
::,,.-6 ~nl~Ym Scl1oot·1 mulllpUr~~ vite mothers of World War
ro's Morry Makers -cm1 v1,w I and 11 . the Korean and
ScllOOI. Hunlln9lon Btocl>, 1 pm Vietn~ wars to attend a TOl"S 1Mr9tnt Merm•ldt Wood·
1ar1d school. 202.s Tv•11n ,.., . '"'" spring ncheon as special
Me"4.7Pm • t Hewpon Hert.< lluslnen and l"r• gues S.
u stonal w ......... Club• -Mes• Verde The American L e g i 0 n Coun1rv Club, 1 P.m
e11c11-Mtta s"1"' s11t1 oun• -Hall, Santa Ana will ~ the :6c;i:.~~.·1;~>o c:'.:nMn owtoht Youno. setting for the noon affair.
women tlf 111o M .... -Mom• Holl, tomorrow.
(0$11 Meu. ~ :·:.~AY 11~---------;;;ll
Hwh ,. Nlllll'" TOPS CIUb -Hun· ,~ ~~ton Betch Recrullon Ctnlflr. 10 DIAL• •PRAYER
Anglort' Frldn Luttelleo• Chlll -no w. en Ave , l!•lbo•. "°°" La<e •n LHIMr $f!Ull'I Oenc.t C IUb
Wulmonl ScllOOI. 9211 H•ll A••.
'~untln91on l\tlth A p m
ceu ltl•• Aulll•rY of V'FW ''" f
646-0639
Conve ntion Time
.. (Mii.) ••••••••••• •
mothers Ga tli er
Installation
receded
By 1 Potluck.
.Rieture :
• • N~ }larbo( Grand· inodMn a.b wW Join 45
~ ..._. CalltOrnla
~ .. Wot their nn-11 ~ utieDll preo· Iden&. Mn. ·~ Bridgea
ol Lone Bueb, at their
yeartT ~ oPenlng
next W~ ill Long
Beecb. Mn. Hln'1 QeaD, nation~
al treuum tr;m Phoenix,
Ariz., wm !>ea ~tat,uest
ol the 4SO apeeted club
members and guata atllend·
l.ng seealops in the ~lks
ClUb.
Mrs. Bert Sahr, preaident,
will lead about 25 Newport
Harb« members: Mra. He--
len Trautftln of Newport
Beach will uallt MrJ. Mil-
dred carter of LooC Beach, ,
acting conference chairman. ' .~ "
Pee/cs • •
Mn. 6-.. qurwogtwn" ••• ,. I •••• I
, will be ~ ,,~ .... ~ Don't look now, but there
dellt of the ouuth \l\Hlft ar· la quite a lot of action at the
den Club, 'lbree Arch Bay• l4do theatre Box Office. Bar-
followl.ng an outdoor pot-bor area patrons are the
luck luncheon .to take place firtWn~llne to select tickets
on . clubhouse grounds at for the exclusive Orange
noon Wednesday, June 14. County showing ?f the escel-
Otners to be installed n-lent motion p1~. Tbe
elude the Mmes. J .. Parley = Pebbles, starting June
Sm.Jtb, George Rawlins ~ The sooner you buy •. the
J. T. Van Rensslaer. VlCe better selection of reserved
presidents, and Harry L. seats, day and date you11
Thompson and Miss Jean have. May we suggest prompt
Atkin.son, recording~ cor-purchase for your tickets to
responding secretaries. see fte SaDd Pebbles, at the
· Hati>or Area grandmoth-lllii.:'.~J
ers also are clrcllnC June ~---·;;..........:t.l•
30 ?D their calendc. 'niat's PRESIDENT
Mn. Vera Allen will be Lido? Incidentally, matinee
treasurer and Mn. Vernon performances will be preeent-
0Gibbe has been selected to ed on Wednesd.ays, Saturdays
b . and Sundays.
serve as hostess c airman. Jn the meantime the Udo
thetr day Ill the races at Mrs H•lli• Bridges
Hollywood Park.
New Leaders Share
lnstalla.tion Spo tlight
New officers, an award
winner, scholanhip reclpi·
ent and guest speaker all
will share the Umelllht at
the inltallalaa dinner
Oruce COUDtJ Chapter,
TbundaJ. hDt li, ol tbe
America 8odet1 of WOlD•
ea A~ ..
'lbe WOIDtll will p&her at
8:30 p.m. for IOC.ializing,
with dinner following at 7: 30
p.m., in the Golden Pheas-
ant Inn, Anaheim.
the accounting profession
are invited to attend. Res-
el'Vatione may be m~e by
telepbonini Mrs. Edna Sten·
nett, 521-5252 or Mrs. James
8-dman, 544-fi43.
Convention
Reviewed
Mn. Wlll1am H. Coe of Panicipatlon in a county.
. Installing officer will be continues its curr~nt sbow-
Mrs. Weston Walker, sec· in.gs with a new week's open-
re.tary of the Memorial Gar· er Wednesday evening Row
den Center. To Saecffcl la ~ wta..
For the luncheoo. arrang-out Reilly Trymg. TbiJ film
ed by Mrs. James Ward and version of the Pulitr.er Prize
her committee, club mem· . bers will bring a covered winning musi~al c o m e d y
dish· or salad, while dessert comes to you m .~or by De-
and refreshments will be luxe and PanaVtSton. Robert
provided. Morse re-creates the role for
which he was acclaimed and
awarded on Broadw_,. Other
Surpr ises
On Agenoa
surprilea an ill 1 t o r e
when Las Olla T~
tresa Club meet. at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, June 14,
in the conference roQm of
the Giw:e Lutheran Church,
6931 Edinger Ave., Huntin&·
starring roles include Michele
Lee and Budy Vallee bOtb of
the Broad•Q CNt.
Corona del Ma-will take wide membership drive and
the pncident's gavel in a review of the recent na-ceremoni~ cooducted by tional convention w i 11 Members are warned to Rew T• &leeeed la B9lf..
Miss Norml FaTis, a past occupy the attention of the come" prepared for any as-Dell WltllHt ReallJ TrJbii
president of the Long Beach Huntington HarbOu.r Repub-signment, since io "'"""' out completed one of the. longest Chapter which sponeored the lican Women's Club Wed· -·~ f 'cal · Broad Orange C9uDtY group in nesday, June 14. the Surprise Night theme, runs ?" a must m •
t.on Beach.
1960. Another officer from the 'll lect their topl way history, 1,415 performan· the Harbor Area is Mrs. Mrs. Hampton Hutton, y wt ae cs ces. Aesdemy Award winner
Mabel Beltz of Huntington presidem of the 0 r a n g e from a h~t. Frank Loesser composed the
0 __,,. first . -'"' CoUnty Federation and past Newly indu~ members muaic • .-the 1 .. icl for both DOift.,.., vice .,..,.....ent. president~ the harbor dub, Mrs. Melvin King Mld Mn. the ~ .. :""and '~ · Miss -Alice Fonytbe, ae-will report to the mcmben Paul Bronson will offer their · "'."'"6e . screen versions
counting supervisor for a who will assemble at 10 ice breakers first speech of this musical comedy.
Los Angeles law•finn and a.m. in the Huntington Har-assignmen~.' Take a .tip. enjoy a really
president of the Loe An-bour B-ch Club Guests wishing to attend good movie and get the Jump ·
,,.... .,,.._.. Pres1·deot Mrs R""'s Dor m"'v call Mrs. Vernon Ea-on ""'"'" boss, and· slyly let gelea cha..t•r, will ...... l.o on ~r ·
"'Where Does.It Come From, · · "" · --v ~--Whift Does It Go?" sett will introduce Mrs. Nor-ton, 847-6510, or Mn. Ro-him know that you kno'f' bow
11le acoountant ol the ma Endsley, vice president, wan Adams, 536-8360, for ad-be really succeeded in busi·
yeet will be announced and who will offer future fund-ditional information. Mrs. ness. Or, come to think ol it,
scholanbip recipient Mi.a&,_raast_._._n_g_plan __ s_. ______ ea_1_~_· _0_1_cott_. _wil_· _1 _pr_e_St_·de_.1 just enjoy a fine film!
Kathleen Thom• of La Ha· Dead.lier Thu Tiie Male I& bre introduced. ; an exdtipg,_ furious film act.-
All women who are work· venture. Showing in Tecbni-o
ing in or associated with color, this fast-moving, ~
tion-packed motion pictin
Sea Circle
To Honor
OC Board
Irvine Coast Country Club
wf11 be the eetting for the
tint luncheon ol Florence
Crittenton See Circle since
the forming of the county
Crittentoo board.
Wedllelday, June 21, is tht
day delignMecl for the event
wblch will honor b o a r d
memben. Ricblrd L. Berk· son, bocd prePdent w i 1 l
IPMk 00 the importance of b county home wtach is
being built, and Richard
Taylor, chairman of fund
railing and Mrs. Edgar Hill,
drcle cNlinDan also w i I l
talk.
Others · attending will be
members of the circle'• jub-
ior .tUJcillary.
G ra nd mothers
Grandmothers C l u b of
Newport Harbor gathers at
noon every second Thurs-
day in Mesa Verde Country
Club. Mrs. Warren C. Bllv·
en at 646-8397 may be Ci>D·
tacte(JTcii additional in·
formation.
I See By Today's
Want Ads
e WhE"t'e a photographer
can buy a ~MM camera
including all attachmen~.
• Where Yo1J can buy 11. 4 hp air comprelJ.~UrP w 1 t h
tank.
e Where wigs 11re cleMPd
and styled with tree pick·
up and delivery.
e Where a 6 piece walnut
twin bed .et I• for aale.
e Where antique lovers can
pick up two 1935 autos at
& reallOllable price.
• Where there·~ " 21 fool.
fiberglass sloop for nle
al $2CXX>.
Clairol
refresher special
for color-treated
hair I
Conclitiona tr.atment.
p lUI a Clairol ahampoo,
plus a hlqh-f C111hlon Ht
this week only 4.95
Before you expose your tinted or
blonded hair to the a dditional
hazard.a of summer, qive 1t the
liealinq protection of a Condi·
tion treatment. And, of course,
your Clairol shampoo is always
a must! Great idea before your
next perm • . . marvelous any·
time you want your hair to look
its best. The 1tyle cut, 3.00.
Speciall
25.00 Gold Bond Perm. 12.50
for natural or tinted hair com·
plete with style cut.
may co beauty salon
comes complete with a group
of beauteou. bf.kirii-clad as-
sassins, plus a jet-age Bull-
dog Drummond. 'Ille latter
portrayed bJ Richard Jobn-
800.
Elke Sommer and Sylva
Kosina are tbe prime leaders
of the dbtaff side who coonlve
to deliver oil properties at
fabulous fees running into
multi-mllllons of do-re-me.
To accomplish their devious
and foul ends tbele hale 111d
bosomy babes use harpoons,
pistols concealed within cig·
ars, paralyzing darts, ingen·
ious time-bombl and a very
neat capsule for future ex-
plosion within the wig of an
unsUlpecling female victim !
Deaclller nu Tiie Male is
Jammed with thrills that ap-
pear regularly at a furious
pace throughout the film
which is scheduled to appear
on the big, wide Mesa ICft!!en. ·
MESA MATINEES open
each Wednesday afternoon at
one o'clock with free refresh-
ments. Then the program
continues with a complete
. showing ol the motion pie·
ture features and llhorts
which ·are scheduled for the
regular Mesa theatre pro-
gram. How about taking a
mid-week break Wednesday
and starting a very new, very
happy habit?
FREE PASSES to the Lido °" the Mesa theatres will be
mailed today to Mrs. A. G.
Bower, 414 39tb St .• Newport
Beach, T. W. Witalis, 339 E.
Bay Front, Balboa Island, D.
E. Reichert. 29aT Pebble Dr.,
Co~ del Mar and R. s.
Erskine, 2830 San Jyn Lane,
Costa Meee.
This quartet will be guests
of "Picture Peeks" one day
soon. Sorry to 111nounce that
passes will not be honored
for the presentation of The
Sand Pebbles which comes to
the Ltdo for an exclusive
Orange County showing on
.June 28th.
SIXTY-FIVE CENTS in
coins for each pattern -add
15 cents for each pattern
for first -class mailing and
special handling. Send to
Marian Martin, the DAILY
PILOT. -122 Pattern Dept ..
232 Wesl 18th St., New York,
N Y. l()()]] Pr int NAME.
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Wilshi .re Chu~ch Setting
Of t awr enc ;-Jon eS Vows
Willhlre Metbocbst aiurcn.
decorated witb maulve 11'-
nncements ol wblte bl•
·soma with mlnlatures tied
with wblte rfbbou OD tbe
Pftl, WU the Je~I for
~_f~gle ring ritea l1utac
Jane1 Lee JODel and Jamet
Dale Lawrence ~
afternoon. The Rev. Dr.
~ PbiDlps petf ormed
ftftmODJ.
The trlde, daughter of Mr.
and liin. Nathan LeCtair
Jones of Newpcri Beach.
was given in marriage by
her father.
Her gown of reemlrolder·
ed alencon lace OD Eqliah
net wu styled lD a cage
ailbouette with a flow I a c
chapel length train and Jone
aleevu. A crown o1 match-
ing lace trimmed with aeed
pearla beld her Dowling lilt
illusion veD. and abe carried
Hly al the valley wttb min-
iature white bridal fOMI.
Her lister, ~ Jones
who wUl marry Wllllam
Francia Dumler June 23, at-
tended as maid ol honor, and
trldamaida were her Pl
Beta Pbl IClrOrity listers, the Mluel Debbie Langan, lftiLt~-.... "l~;,u;., . .,
Susie Tatcb, Pbylia Schnd-
der and Carol Hd)ey, ..
.U.-fellow lbldent, K I H
Solmee St•lhnn and Mn. Bobst JOacMrd al QJrau
delllar.
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........... ., ... brtdt'li
tMlr' ......... "' lilt IJll. .. llt .ta .., dalala.
IDAeed.. of carrytq boo-
queta, the entouraae was
llnbd by a ccmtiaoom gar-
lad al tlny white and yel-
low dailies and fern.
MRS. JAMES DALE LAWRENCE
Single Ring Rlt•
MARY ELLEN McGRATH
To Join I rides
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Home in Garden Grove
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DAILY PILOT JS
BeVe rly Rau.sh Ma rri es
Home in Garden Grove guests. Afterward about 40
following a honeymoon trip relatives gathered in the
through northern California • Nordic Smorgubord for
ve Case Reintjes and his dinner.
bride, the former Beverly Both the bride and bride.
groom are graduates of
Garden Grove Higb School
and attended Santa Ana Col·
lege. The bride also studied
at Orange Coast College.
Ann Roush, daughter of Mr.
an<. Mrs. William H. Roush
of C.OSta Mesa.
For the double ring cere-
mony performed by the
Rev. Richmond C. Johnson
in Mesa Verde Methodlst
Cburcb, lhe bride wore a
gown of bridal satin.
Nancy Butler Weds
Gregory T. Penfold
Chantilly lace formed her Establlshing tbelr f i r • -t
yoke, sleeves and train and home in Stanton uter a
also trimmed front panels honeymoon trip to the Ha-
and the hem. a,.-abort walian bl.ands are newly-
tulle veil wu held 'by an weds Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
organza flower, and she car· Theodore Penfold.
ried a cucade of white The couple were wed in a
bridal rose$ witil stephano-double-ring ceremony led by
tU. She was given in mar-the Rev. David A. Crump
riage by ber father. in Sl James EpLscopal
Miss Patricia Anderson of Church, Newport Beach.
Garden Grove, maidpf hon-For the afternoon ritea the
or, wore a full length tur· altar was decked with bou-
quoise gown o( chiffon over queta of yellow and white
peeu de sole. Her cascade gladioli, cbry1antbemUJD.1
was formed with pompon and dutch irla.
chrysanthemums, entwined .'lbe bride la the former
with stepbanotis and baby Nancy Susan Butler, daup.
breath. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George
MRS. PENFOLD
lal•nd Honeyinoon
Miss Susan Roush was Vernon Butler of Newport
her sister's flower girl. She Beach. Given in marriage
wore a white frock, trlmmed by her father, she wore a
with lace and turquoise street length wedding dress
peau de soie, and carried of white lace, accented wjth
turquoiJe dn'ysanthemWD.1 satin piping. Her shoulder
centered witil white stepha-length veil was caught by fold and Steve Jeaaup. 'lbe notis and baby b r e a t b. a 1ingle rose, and she car· Rkky Reintjes, tile bride-ried white gladioli, marguer-bride\1 brother, Richard
Mr. and Kn. Geor-Dominick McGrath groom's nephew wu tbe ites and carnations. Her Butler and Roa Waketitld e-ring bearer. jewelry wu a pearl and were the arganiltl for IGioo
.Autumn Wedd ing
Plans Announced
of Montecito announced the engagement of Tbe bridegroom, IOD o( diamond lavaliere that 1)e. ilt Miu Fraacesca L'Bcir-c
tbeir d1npwr, Mary llleadMcGrath to Philip Mr. and Mn. Bubert Reist-lonted to her grand.motber. Yellow ....__....__uma
John Barry, .. of Mr. ID Mrs. James Ren-Jes of Bellflower, asked A cir'• ol yellow linen WMJ--
nick Barry of Oorona del Mar, during a din· John McLeod to be hia best with a 1 ace bodice wu and g1adloli wltll CGDtr~
ner party in their home Saturday evening. man. Lane and Dick Reint-donned by maid of honor ing blue iriJ were arraqed
Miss McGrath, who was presented to Jes, hhl brotbe!'s, served as Miss Dorene Butler of Loa by Mrs. John Reilly in tbl
Cardinal Mcintyre at the Presentation Ball in ushers. Mrs. Shirley Porter, Angeles. A headpiece of bride's parents' home for
1959, is the great-granddaughter of the late soloist was accompanied by yellow ribbon and marguer· the wedding reception at.
Dominick McGrath of Oxnard. She is a grad· Miss Janice Roush, the it.es completed her ensem· tended by 60 guests.
The bridelJ'OOID, IOD of
Mrs. WIDlam Lawrence al , Fullerton and the late Mr. couple's name and wedding
uate of St. Leo's College, F1orida. bride's sister. ble and ate carried green The new Mrs. Penfold Is
Following a wedding trip Her fiance i8 1 graduate of Santa Clara Church decoratloos were carnations. an alumna of Newport Bar·
to northern California, the University where be also received his master's fan.shaped altar arrange-The bridegroom, son of bor High School and stud• Lawrence, asked Jack Nel-date.
soa to be hil best man, and TRADmONAL CAKE
seating the l50 guests were
new Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence de~ee in history. He also served for three ments ofl white stock and Mrs. Floyd P.inson of Es-ied at Oran(fe Cout College.
will live in Loa Angeles. years as an officer in the u. s. Marine (oros. turquoise majestic daisies condido and Lyle Penfold of Her busband, who attended _.1.u-and candelabra. The same Newport Beach, cbose Der-California Polytechnic Col· Dale Jones, the bride's bro-Centering· the table was a
tber, Tom Metzler, Tom aix-Uer wedding cake which
Beat. Rick Spara, J o b n followed family tradition.
McrriloD and St.eve Sogge, Placed on ·top was an euct
fellow students ol the bride-replica of the bridal couple,
groom. which wu reprodbced on
Tbe bride 11 a graduate of An October weo~iug i8 being planned. color scheme was repeat-ek Foster to be his best lege at Pomona, is a grad·
Newport Harbor High School ed at the reception in the man. Ushering duties were uate. of Orange Glen High
was active in YMCA where l ••••••••••lllil• ______ .. church, attended _by 125 undertaken by Wayne Pen-School, Escondido.
abe wu named girl-of-the-'::W.ilili••liiiiliiilii .. iiiiliiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiil•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii year, A senior at the Unlver· ~
sity of Southern Califor-
nia, she ii m•joring ln, so-All white decor was re-lCJO.year~ 1Uque 14 a ch
pealed at the receptioa in dolls. n. faces ,,.. ICUlp-
tbe clnlrcb Ji'ellonblp Ball. tured by a1bt Wallace
The p u n c b bowl was Parter of co.ta. lhsi" and
centered with 9CUlptured ice ·Fred Rub of Soath Lagana,
wttb daiaMI and fern tr. and Ille eniiembles were
zen imidit. A large wlcbt dapUcated by the bride's
butet. trUbmed witb dais-mother. '
let, IUt tiny rice ucbets, Circulating the guest book
and tbe sroom'• cab was at the reception wu Ter·
pecbged lD tiny wtllte boxes eaa Robertlon of La Cres.-
eqraved with. the bridal centa, ~ . lride's cou.&in.
Peering Aroun.d
ciology. •
Her husband is a1graduate
of Buena Park High School,
was voted outstanding 19&4
Orange County athlete-of-the
year, attended New Mexico
Military Institute and now
is a senior at use where be
ls active in varaJty track
and football and is attilla·
ted with Phi Kappa Psi.
Anniversaries_ Marked
CELEBRAnNG th e I r
ruby wedding anniversary
(40th) were Mr. and Mrs.
Ward D. Watson of Corona
del Mar who hosted a din-
ner party for 24 iD the Five
Crowns.
IRVINE COASI' Country
Club ns tbe setting of an·
other 40Ch weddiDC anniver-
sary party.
'lbe dinner fete was a sur·
prise to Mn. Joseph A. Cra· 1 lego of Newport Beach, for
bet" bu1baDd secretly made
all ol the arrangements.
'lbirty.«gbt friends and
rdatives touted the eel•
brants and witnesaed the
cotti.Dg of the .first piece of
1'edding cake before enjoy-
ing a buffet 1uppe.r. DariDC
Ille festivities a pianist play-
ed background music which
"u populm' during the Cra·
legos courtsbjp days.
A CBAMPAGNE brunch
was giver. by Mn. Koepke
Stotrow in her Udo Isle
home Sunday to honor the
birthday of her daugbt.er,
Mill Sandra Stolrow.
After t h e champagne
tout. guests were treated
to a buffet ol baked chick·
en, foodue. fruit salad and
a French torte cake. Pink
candles and red roses dee·
orated the buffet. Happy birthday wishes
wen.. extended by t h e
Meura. and ~·· Holley Dicklnloo, Sherman Oaks; Anniversary Cruise r
On an anniversary cruise to the South Pacific
aboard the SS Marip06a are Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Hurd of Balboa. Ports of call on the 42-day holiday
include Bora B<>ra, Papeete, Rarotonga, Auckland,
Sydney, Pago Pago and Honolulu. While they are
gone, the Hurds will celebrate their 30th wedding
Gerald Morton, B e v e r 1 y
Hills ; Michael Wolf and
Herb Riley, Mra. Humphrey
Murphy, Miss Maureen Mur·
phy, A. Wallace Langridge
and Jeff Stolrow of New·
port Beach; Mr. and Mrs.
Jotm cargill and Peter
Grant ol COila Mesa. jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiill
anniversary.
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De~bi~:a :~ts Ch:~ tlr~~ NYLON CARPET _. .... ,_. W--'-~-v at 10 ow ..... COlfTltCIM>US ,ILAMINT -IUY o•••CT • luu wwu ~ , ••• •STtMATll . W• INSTALL ANYWH•a• a.m. in MariDU's Library, C d Ma c.tt M ttww,.,. Newport Beach. For addi· GSa e na~ ••· ·
tional Information con ta cl um •• ,.... °""' ,..,... SJ j ·9112 9:00 • 6:00
Vows Re newed
Silver Year Noted
Four generations of the
family gathered to fete Mr.
and Mrs. Winston West of
Fountal..o Valley OD their
25th wedding anniversary.
Among the more than 100
guests at the celebration In
the West home were West's
grandmother, Mr1. Myrtle
Huber of Long Beacb, and
the couple's granddaughter.
Christine Houseknecht of
Santa Ana·
H06ts were the couple's
daughters and sons-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bandfield of Orange, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Houseknecht
of Sant.a Ana, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Sperling of F o r t
Campbell. Ky.. and the
Misses Pamela West a n d
Cynthia West of the home.
When your
decorator
advises ...
'They were assisted by
ramlly friends, Mra. Ronald
FelJows and Mrs. Les Pope.
The family gift prese11t·
,ed was an antiqued frame
enclosing photographs of
each Individual f a m t l y
group. Among congratula·
tory lettln was one from
Mrs. Welt's brother, S/Sgt.
Mark Cotton in Vietnam.
The couple renewed their
marriage vows w Trinity
Lutheran Church, Santa
Ana, befor~ the Rev. Wil-
liam Duerr. Originally froni
the Midwest, the couple at·
tended Long Beach b i g h
schools and were married
in Lone Beach. Present at
their w'ldding was the Neth·
erlands' Queen Juliana who
was a guest of the oUidat-
ing pastor.
LISTEN!
(plea&Q)
What maku a room unUJual and jntueatinJ .••
one of our profeuional Interior deconton will
tell you. For example It la better to 1Nt a bit of
e.xtra money Into a rather upenain frin&• or
border on draperies. than to decide lt'1 a.n extra
frill that wilJ pay for a la mp. (You1J &et the
lamp aomeday, but you'll never go back a.nd put
on the !ringe.>
It's the little touches of decoratin& artJ.U, that
make a room very special. We would rather have
you splurge 1 little on a few frills than complete
your room down to the last ash tray. Why? Be-
cause If you delete the frills. such u frinaea. a
panel of simply gor1eou1 wallpaper, a ~autt{ul
braid border on the skirt of a sofa ... the effect
will absolutely not be the same.
l".S. Our interior designer~ are 11'0 (ood Ii•
teners. U you'd like the benefit of our advice.
after a good lnnii li~ten to your decorat1n1 prol>
letn5, phone 547·1611
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(Spoclal le the DAILY PILOT)
LE MANS, France -Dan Gurney
and A. J, Foyt Jtood on the victory
at.and here Sunday and agreed, "lt
wa1 an easy triumph."
Mtoute1 earlier, Gurney and Foyt
had captund "" !anied U.hour Le M&lll auto nee with a ftlCOrd-ahat·
terl.D.g effort in a 7-Uter Mark IV Ford
prototype.
Foyt, at the wheel of the ,peeding
racv when the nag was dropped to
aipal the CODc1.u1lon of Europe's Iar-
a:eet rac::tnc rpectacle, pulled into the
Morwlay, Junt 12, 1%7
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pila, oil"llled !OJ Gurney to leap onto
.., !root lenda' o! the maclllnt and
then circled the coutae to the 1PP1aUH
of some 230,000 rpectlton.
The win gava Ford it.I second
straight \lfctory here, ud mettled for
tht time beinS the question of wheth-
er the American cars could keep up·
with arcbrl.v,J Ferrari,
Ferrui p:.ce.i ....0os and third.
But It might have bMn w.orse for
... m had throe o! lht F-not be<n knocked~ by an accident jutt before
the half-way mart.
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CHAMPAGNE BATH -Dan Gurney Oeft) watches teammate A . J .
Foyt apray spectators with champagne fallowinf-.win at Le Mtnl Sun-
day. Both Gurney and Foyt agreed, "It wu an euy triumph."
'C:haf'gers' Win Le ltJ.am
Shelby Saw Potential
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Of Gurney-Foyt Tande1n
"Strange as it seems, l think Dan
Gtlfney and A. J . Foyt compose the
finest long.distance driving team I've
ever seen."
Oarrol Shelby, the Cobra man, was
doing the talking aft.er Ford's abort-
ed effort in last February's 24-hour
Daytona C.ODtinental Road Race.
Gurney and Foyt, both renowned in
the racing world as "chargers," stuck
around longer than any of the other
Ford chauffeurs at Daytona, finally
bowing to mechanical failure as Fer·
rari scored a stunning one-two-three
sweep .
Strangely, it was Shelby who re-
marked prior to the race, "Either
Gurney and Foyt v.i.ll win by 500
miles or they'll fall apart In a hurry."
"I was wrong,'' he admitted at the
·finish . "Dan and A. J. were magnifi-
cent. FTankly, I don't know how they
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kept that car going as long as they
did .''
' Gurney and Foyt teamed up oncf'
a~aln over the weekend and by now
il's hl1tory bow they emerged vic-
torious In the final leg of the en·
durance triple crown at Le Mani.
Shelby, of coun~ wa1n't 1urprl1-
ed, but doun1 of other Ford offl·
cials were.
So lightly regarded, la faet, w11
the Gurney -Foyt tandem a.at It
wa1 a11lped one of the worst Ford
er.trle1.
During quallfyiag la1t Thursday, a
dl1appolnted Gurney said, ''TbJs car
15 slower than a 1naU.11
Foyt agreed.
One hour after the start Saturday.
the Gurney · Foy/ car was in front. It
stayed there for the next 2.1 and Shel·
by's faith was justified .
Still, it required a quirk Q.f fate for
Gurney to get together with Foyt
again. ·
Hichie Ginther was originaUy as-
signed as oan·s co-pilot. but Ginther.
after an unexplainably poor showing
at lndianapolls. suddenly decided to
hang up his driving gloves for once
and for alJ.
Foyt must be the finest substitute
in history.
Shift l'a11• 011
Tbr rating yacht Audaclou1 , ••
rvrry old 1al1 Is unquestionably
a~'lfrr . has bf'en rl.(grd 11~ a mast·
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bud 1loop.1lace the day Baldwin M.
Baldwl• broa1ht her to the West
Coast.
A moatai back, D1n11y Elliott aDd
Al Cauel, lbe feU.n wlM'tt cbar·
terlag Audaclou for Ille IJ.917 re-
newal \et the Tra111Paclftt Y a c b t
Race, decided to put up a 1eeood
1tlclF: and cb1111e the vessel l.ato a
yawl.
There were 11llckert ud some
weal 11 far as to predict Hmplete
dJ1uter.
Saturday, Audacloa1 made btr
debut In the new d u d I a.cl rave
TrauPac foes 10mttldng to thlnlF:
•bout by "Ainnt.mr the 3t-rnlle Huat-
lnfton Tldeland1 rice.
Clou Win
Although Audacious· 12.5-skond tri·
umph over Stonnvogel wasn't exactly
overwhelming, it was enough to con·
vince Cassel a nd Elliott they've got
the Class A boat to beat in the July
4th dash to 1-hrwail.
Stormvogel will sUll be heavily fa.
vored on a scratch basl.I, but It'll
have to spot Audacious aomething like
16 hours and that's all veteran sail-
ing muter EllloU figures he'll need.
JGaloa II and Ser~na, two gold plat-
ters who weren't in the Tidelands
event, must also be reckoned with in
the TransPac, but Elliott is rearless
as usual .
"I really think we've found the an-
swer." he explains, "as we 're going
to retire from competition until the
TransPac. We're ready, as there's no
sense in feeling around."
Now who's snickering!
f'an• Howl
By the Ume the Floyd Patter&on-
Jerry Quarry light finally got under
way In the Coliseum Friday night,
the fans were bowling In prote1t.
There had been countle11 delays
and for a while It 1umed like the
main event might not begta until
Saturday morning.
At la11, the re1tlvllle11 started and
for 10 dramatic:: round1. the lat~
crowd c::ertalnly wasn 't disappointed.
Patterson went down twice and
Quarry onc::e durln~ the hrawl.
The fhrlsh wa1 llkt lhe beginning,
ho~·ever, wllh near riot conditions
prevailing.
Only In California c::ould Quarry
ha ve been accorded a draw. Ex<:cpt
for tbe first round when be land-
ed four punches to Patter1on·1
three aod lhe 1ec::ond when be sent
the.ex-champ to the c::anvas twice,
Quarry didn't appear to win a single
round.
Paurrson, although he's deflnilrly
on the way down , was cltatly the
winner.
It was the flffirlal~ whO should
have 1llpped oul of town dlsrulsed
lhl1 time.
IA,
' Th• No. 2 Ferr¢, d119'°1 b)' Ludo-
vico 5carllotll of li,IJ ..S Brlleln'a
Mike Parka, wu IU mllis behind
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"Ferrari thoutb!,.1'0 wwa -lo breU. But wt an.. tm4 Uy prob-
lems," &aid ll'ofl, ...... of Jut
month's Jndl • .....,.. • ~
The Ford> _, -""' of the lead, and ... I 3 'II ..... SUD4ly
mornlni wbeD '-of .. wre In·
volwd ln an Md._. TM mishap
put'Muio -of~. Pe., Roeer .ucaou.,. ot n.:.o.. Am., '
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Bre ~~ Up
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Those Angels!
:5th Straight FallJ }:-:Celebrate . -
Dramatic
. Frego~i Rap
Stuns Cats
By EARL GUSTDY
Ot .... MllY .... s ..
Sometimes, when ..mn, isn't
oougb, spirit. •• mouP to make
·ou believe.
When Jim Freeosl M>Cked a btiae-
ball over the left field fence Sunday
afternoon be sent over • stAdium
Club members into a atampedt for
the bar.
A hall hour al ..... the Angeb had
von their fifth succeuive rictory, 6-4.
1 hundred thinly non-belleftrs were
llned up outalde while those in1ide,
making a terrific J"9Cket. Wert: belieV·
ing It real hard.
Sometimtl -90me PY most of the
time -ba.M!lball is a dull game. It
drags. But Sunday's game wu one of
those -aay one ill 50 -that etectri-
fie• the ldreul glands, makes the
b"eart flutter and lliat• you take baclF:
all thO&e bad tlUnga yoa MJd 1 bout
Atotrd 81-te
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baseball.
Sunday'• game, played before a
paying crowd of 11,059 wbo went to
the ball part ttecause Jt wu too ave-
cast terr the bMch. saw the but home
game ye\ and the two mort tl.ectrtfy-
ing momenta for the 1167 Angila.
All ttis came at the ~ of the
Detroit Tigers, wbo carrle into tba Big
A Friday night on top of the Ameri·
can League and who left. in 1econd
place and with three straight defeats
' tied tO their t.aila. ·
The Tigrrs -with 1 lineup felttJr·
ing such fearsome names as Horton ,
Kaline, Brown, Cub and Freebln -
scored single runs in the fourth, fifth
and sixth innings. Spotting the De-
troit Tigers thrtt runs is like g:lvtng
Goliath a bazooka:
A four-game win streak appeared
on th'i way out when the Angell bat·
ted In their hall of the sixth. JOH Car·
dena1 fanned for the -third ltrallht
lime. Paul Schaal flew out to left.
Then Fregosl walked. Don Mincbtr
singled. Up stepped J immie Hall, the
weak link in the Dean Chance deal.
The crowd wb making a kit o(
noise and for the first time UU, le&-
son it seemed like a major league ball
park. Hall went to l-and-2 wlth Fred
Gladding without taking his bat from
his shoulder. Then the count• wu 3-
and-2.
The ball landed in the middle o( the
Tiger bullpen and everybody stood
and yelled. The Angels had come
back. The Tigers were tied.
Then, in the eighth, Norm Ca1h 1ln-
(Ste ANGELS, Page 17)
Jack Sanford
Faces Indians
Opposition for the red-hot Cal.lfornla
Angels tonight will be fur nif,hed by
thc:: Cleveland Indians -The Angel.Ii'
next target in the American Lelgue
standings.
Winners of five straighl now. the
An~ls are in ninth plaLr and Cleve·
land . is in eighth, a Jiame-and-a-half
ahead of the surging Orange Coun-
tians.
Pitching ror ll)e Halos will be Jack
Sanford 13-2) while Ed Connolly '()-0)
gets the call from India n pilot Joe
Ad-cock. .
Jim McGlolhlin's shutout s tr ea k
ended in Sunday's &-~ Angel victory
over Baltimore. It was slopped at 36
con~ecutive scoreless inn ings when
Al Kaline homered in 1he eighth inn-
ing.
MiMie Rojas was lhr winning pitch-
er in relief.
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--THERE SHE GOESI -An~el.S' Jim Fregosi cuts Sunday. Yregooi'1 --bmner carried the
looee with a mighty n.iQth.inrung swing and the Cali· HalOI to a M rictory OYer the Detroit 'npn. Cleft.
fornia Angell swept to their llfth otraight victory land villll the Big A tonighL
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Dodgers Hit J\ll-time Low
LA Drops 6th, 7th in Row at St. Louu
ST. LOUIS (AP) -It's bad euougb
losing four baseball games in a week
by a aing]e run, but the Los Angeles
Dodgen an, shamefacedly, in their
wo?st road 1lump In hi.story.
By demoralizing the Dodgers by ,
scores Sunday of 8-7 and 7-5, tbe St.
Lou.is Cardinals extended the vUi·
tori' losing streak to seven games.
The aeries thUJ 1wept by St. Louis,
the Dodgers operi a three-game se-
ries Tuesday in Chicago, and despite
a bruiJed left little tot, Don Drysdale
l..r expected to start.
J-1J -Ood9itr1' w. Cl>lu"'" 1\:H t.lft.., ICl'I !611\1 .•
J....,. M -°"""'"on. Clllc100. 11:25 t.m .• IC.Fl !6'111.
The toe wu spiked accidentally by
Lou JoMson during practice.
It iln't the first time Los Angeles
ha1 Iott 1even in a row. It did the
same April 15-22, 1954.
In Sunday's action, Ron Hunt col-
lected siJ: hits over the two games,
but Mike Shannon drove in five rum
for Sl Louis, iocluding lbt dtcidint
run in each game.
Two une'arned runs cost I.AK Aagdel
the opener because of Shannon's
game · winning double in the 1liDt,b.
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·Toomey~ 'Sec~et' Win
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-IC:lftl8 • Bed a.tDele deiepta to
... IJldtled -· Ia Ille meet at UCL\ were an tbt
biC --in tbe ...... -·Jilted
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tbe Merltou Md SWedllb cbampicm. w. .... g\aaDUIUUi J"l!llder o(
allllellc aape1mea.
Boweua, ttie declthlm tmda to
rMk bigbb' amoDC bminC way• to
lpSd .. afternoon.
Al Km Sb-ott. uailtant coach at
UCIA expl•bw it, ''de eveab are
..,at -two ci.,1 al competill<m.
'l'beft .,. -warld claiM mmts, lib
a 17.foot pole Yliu1t or a 'JO.foot lbot
pat.
"Jaltead., >'OU have mm who acel
in a troM ~·re abewe-
1,y venaCDe. Bat unlea you have a
,..._.. -In -" ... ..,.. lldpoab, then jull im'I much ndte-
mmt ta ..... out to 'nitcb • day ol
.,.. ... .,.. action."
--~bemore...-.cl _ ... __ lrockbug
....... -.... lboagbt .. laboring 1hrou&b 14 or 15 bom'S cl competition.
The price ii too b1gh for 1ewardl
that ...,. be pined. AD !hot can be
........ -_, tbroagh ...
-alflllr " (I) • -14 ........ (1) a dole ini.ti:ridual race that would
be -In the final ..... c( the program-the 1,.500 meters.
And 'cbancel for either are 1lim, at
bat
r-•eir r .. a r111e
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la~ ,K.usu, TMme1 broke
Ille --Wiiii l,D4 polloll.
11.t .. ~ ... MTel' aec:.,&ed
Me 11e meet effldals falW t. ae
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Lat year,'' T•mey c.fldes. "Bat I
plllled a. crota mnde In a Germaa
JDefl a9d tl9d ti ca.e wp. At &:at
I -..i 1.--...,..table flpre.
'"lllere i.ii aa:rlldar I eaai lm-
fl'fft IL 1111 naiat neatl are .a
llUle weU rtPt •• kt tluit wtD
.... be ti.tea care .t."
Tiie zs.,..,-Goleta (Colli.)
leMel teaclter bdlevea l,lM pobtl
wllJ be ......... ,. lo will ... 1111
Olympic decatllloa told medal.
Be .., nly beea wort1111 • Ute
pw:Oiac ut11t for flu yean. "I
gtt--lallle -lo
1111 -BID Golrd.,.-, Ille Ca-udla utlliul dwnptoa," lte re-
calll: "We wen reommatea ~
tr at th Ualnnlty of Colorade."
A year later Toomey became a
world clan performer wltll 1' ,tot
pohltl. Twelve 11tonth1 after that
be wu ••tiooal c•amploll and aow
lat'• tat ef die favorite. fer tlle 'II
Olfmplct.
Retire• Beaek B••
Toomey has hb personal rooter just
about wbe:rever he competes in South-
ern California.
His father, Cornelius "Dick" Too-
mey ii an AAU otticlal who workJ the
finisb linel, inlpec:ta, etc., at mod of
the major meet&.
"I'm retired," the elder Toomey
"Jl(ll'ts. "l live in Laguna Beach. I
guest you could call me a beach
bum."
The senior Toomey, who ran on a
record-breaking relay team In the
11117 Penn Relayw, bas another son
who figure! promJnenUy in sporta:.
The boy, Taylor, LI shooting for •
pitcber'1 berth on the United States
Pan American Game1 baseball squad
which WW vie next month in Winni·
peg, ean.cta.
And there'• a good chance the 21-
year-old whiz will mike the grade .
He has won the Big Eight pltchlni
crown for the past two seasons at the
UrUversJtt of Co lorado and ls a major
league prospect.
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Predicts
.18-ft. Vault
SAN DIEGO, Calli. (AP) -Ell)>-'.
:een feet in the pole vault?
Sophomore Bob Seagren oi the Ual-
verst~ " Soulhem Ca1ifonlia -·-es it'I possible 9000, and h9 came .
wUbln five iDcbes ol it S.turday ~· J
1D eatablbbine a new 1"llid 'reecrd of
17 feet 7 -· In ... San lll"ID 1Jl. -·l 1'ncl: --....... ,....... S•fCI'.• dleNd IN .. ,..--.. ~dalewheathebarwaa-loJS.
10.
Seagren, however, had only -
mila otartlng ..... 16 feet 'In -
vaulll bek<e -. the -flrit failure al 17·7. ·
'!be """'"""" --.. 17·
Slit " bel4 by Jdm -Be -It In lM Angeles ill ,__ •
Seagren'• feM: wu a hlp11pt of
Ille meot, wllicb -Gal lo be aometblnC cf a Univenlly cf _.,,
CaUfonlla ...... , .... dllll1 nllld lD
Bailboa Stadium. i
'lbe'Trojono' 4<0-r<lay !Mm .. Ead
McClllloudl, FHd Kl&r, O. J. Simp-
son and Lennox Miller ND 31 teemd1
!W. It bettered the old -k cf IJ.I
-by Soulhml llbl..mty, -.. Southern, UCLA, and tbil same tJSC quartel -
.Autralia'• Roo a.te, who bal
been in bed witb the flu for three
day1, oevertbe1eu ran a l'W'ift t..
mile In 1:2U, wb1dl lied the Ameri-
can record held by Jim Ryun • ~ ..,
... and Jim GreUe ol Pclrtland, Ort.
· A hlgb 1diool kid, MartiD IJquorl
from caldwell, N.J ., waa a suprise
winner" in the mile in. the remark.able
time tor a 17-year~ld of 4:00.L Only
two otber runner• in their hign
tcbool days, Ryun and Tim Daniel·
son, now a Brigham YOllDC fnilbman,
evw dld better.
ANGELS •••
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gled home Al Kaline and Detroit led,
4-3.
And DOW the ninth. Can you stand tt'!
Cardenal doubled. Schaal singled..
'lben up stepped Fregosi, who was
pla)"ing i.rt tu 750th Angel game.
'JbmiJ wM only one out and Don
Mincher and Hall we~ yet to come
So there was genuine suspense and
hope. AA the ball disappeared as a
w1dte-speck beblnd the green left
field fence pandemon!um broke loose.
Jt·wu five in a row from Baltimore•
the --c:hampo, and Detroit. The pedemonium ftlll't confined
lo the peytng cuotDmen: 11 mgned in
the dqout, too. Players leaped trom
t:be board teaU:, watched it go out,
and then lbre" -111& belmeil, bats,
gkwel and taweil.
They marched into tbe elubhouse in
a vldury parade.
"I waa jail lootin& for a pil<:h
that J could hit," eulalmed Fregosi.
The cltmatlc homer came oil Glad-
ding and Fregoei aald be clubbed it
with a little league-sized bat.
"Joe Sparma bed gotten me out
earlier in tbe, game because my bat
was too aiow at the plate. So instead
ol a .34-0uncer l went up tbere in the
ninth with a 31...ounce job. I think It
WM a Merrit Renew model."
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-bappw after the 17./oot pole
.. WI antiquated?
.. bl tur projected plaml.ng, we call
palet be7cmd the 17-toot ..... 'tbe
_.. pole.' We don't know what it'll
be Ile and l'nnare DO ooe else dots,
llilber."
Bmler preclctl a new 1eDerltion
,,, pole vaaal1era wm srow up with
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hog palls. The pole !hat propelled Bob Seagren
OftS' a wm1d :rerord 17-7 Saturday in San Diego WM
rnmvtvtand at lbe c:mta Mesa factOf"y.
'Miss Budweiser' Oaims 2nd Driver
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Two -
drivss have died at b!r wtaeel im two
years al unlimited ~ ,_
but the ''Miu Burtweiatr" will be re-
built and race again.
"I think Bill Brow would haft .-..
edit...._ way," &aid the boat's .....
er, Bende UWe cl Tampa. '"We~
going lo be pro1..-i. -il"
Brow. 41, ol Seattle., Wub.., was rid-
ing tbe thundering bydropbne acroa
Tampa Bay Sunday at more tbu
150 miles an hour -out In U-. as
usual
Among tbe 10,000 fam en lhore ftl'e
his moths I brother and lister, For
the tint time in Brow's m...1 ear
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M(JRE SPORTS
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tipped ap·"Grl ita right tide and dis-
appeared in a waB ol white water.
A Coast Guard helicopter pulled
Brow fn>m the water. He wa1 uncon-
C'ODtcious and was given mouth-to-
mouth resuscitation .u abe chopper
rushed him to St. Joeepb'I H09pilal.
At 2 p.m. Dr. Dave Wortbington
turned from Brow's broken body and
said, "He probably never had a
chance."
Brow already had his secood Chan·
ca. In 1959 Brow survived a similar
accident m Lake Coeur d'Ale~.
Idaho. One year ago, also in the firtt
lap ol !be Tampa Soocoa>I Regat-
ta, Bnlw lractured bt.s-.
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blre -... «tip!oml<y. Daring tile "ebl*e, which w of coune the re-
ault of. a W.-cf awting, tbe tey qUl!lltiml !......,. ... the -al Ille oppooinc illd"dle -. ..m,. ---caomlly the tictlm of Ids of a,.,-by the -· Some daimo were denied oulrlglll, llld Ille United -.._ fQr insWlce, 1t'lllted
lo withhold United N--until _. spec!. fic. infonmtion was availl.bJe to substantiate the
charges one way or the other.
NOW ALL OF llUs -fairly remlniacent of
past dipbnalic boggling --me mddenly reoJ.
-....... Jmng in Ille oge ol inllalll globlJ -
vision commanioation. when facts are cupposed to
be aftilable on a rirtm1 instant basis. We have
utellites.. we will IOOll have almost immediate re-
ports Yia telm.ion from the areas of baWing in Vietnam, and JO forth.
Suddenly oae began lo lbint of all lhe speeches
from telerision f'D!ielltiyeg about the new day when
we will see etch other • we speak on the telephone.,
when we MU with video, when we shop the ame
way, when we may do put of our schooling and
wort< llld ,_.,,,., ria llUCh et-.: .,.tems. And
-yet lher1! ..... in the middle of the night bearing
educated and distinguished representatives of na-
ti..,. argning not m<ftly aboul what is right or
wrong -but about whit was actaaJly happening.
WHEN FIGHTING is g9ing on, there is general
madDelil and an obrioas imbility to cany Out bormal
functions. Yet one wwdered whether international
televisioo tried to clarify the simple fads of this
middle.of-the-night debate by offering lo wort with
the United Nations, or whether the involved nations
declined such aid -or whether it was technically
feasible at the time for video to help.
But on e thing is certain -SU(:b extraordinary
wrangling over the simple fact5 of a situati9n are
on their way out. H the electronics a11te is truly upoo
us. then soon. one expects that the United Nations
will have television moniton able to be connected in·
stant.aneousJy around the world to tee what is going
on at a giftll moment -nm as the intemationaJ
organizatiom in the futuristic spy movies.
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RANGERS
'lbe eo..t Rlqen drew heavilJ from rwes:ve talent
to blltae tbe Loi Anples
Tbiltles to • 2-2 deldlock
in. a Suinday e1t:snocm IOC·
cer clab at lbrinen Pwk,
Newporte-b.
Mtsdne Wife start.en Er-
ic Smlth, Colin Wiii and
11«m Penclerpol but the
.-. c:m:ne boulb ta fine -... The Rana.., MVft' trail-
ed. 1bq bn*e a aooreless
halft1me 15 minutel iD1o ttie
i..t half wben the tnvaders'
fuilbKk tnorDd in • Cl'OS6
ban by Willie ~ I« the nm cuaala .
Tbo ~ tied thO>&•
\fitb 10 ml,.._ left in. the
game but Horry OpMe'1
shot wMb e:itbt m.illlltel ta
go pve b hOltl a i.1
bull•·
'Ibe vlslton $'1'W' even
apin In Ile ftml moment
on a clean lhot .,._. two
sttolCl>I oUempll bouDced
aff the croubar.
Helix Coach
To Don Post
Bob Speidel of Felix Hlllh
School ln Sm Ditto 11 the
new butetball coach •t
Santa Ana OOBere.
Speidel, wbo 1ucxeed1
Bob Wilhelm. comes to San-
ta Ana w!th a Hellx COICh-
1•1 rocord of 12M.', blllh-
ilgbted with 27-3 and 2S4
sea&Olll at Helix.
Santa Ana College presi-
dent Dr. John E. Jobmon,
In mU:Ult' the announce-
ment, 1a1d Speidel was se-
lected from a list of 35 •P·
plicant1 .
Wilhelm resigned to lw!-
t'Omt u1l1tant coach under
Bob Boyd at use.
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'Ramhlerette'
Trials Set
'Ibe tecond round of elim-hlrlil:lons for "Ramblerettes"
chefr md IOlll leaden for
... Orwnp O.Wltr Romb-
leh: will be held Jqne n.
EJlmtnMtom, . tnctudinc
C«t11b cheer Ml! IOllC lead-
IDC cllilh, will be&ln at I
p.m. at tbe Codtnental Foot-
ball Leepe Club'• oft!ces,
MS Weot l'ourCll St., Tustin,
.......... lo Jlla Anita LoveJor-.---QuollflCllioliil Iii' the po.~
tiOlle -lllOI the young
ladl .. be -,.u.. -1111-astic, wlDIDI lo lace tbe
Jd>lic, over 18 years of age
and ba'fe pri<ir uporlence
tn eMtMr c:hee!' or aioag lead-
11>1.
Mack Nine
StBrts Fast
Picking up their winning
ways from where they left
off last seuon, Bob Wla·
rnore's CoMell Chevrolet
Connie Back team ol Costa
Mesa meets Magnolia of
Anaheim at TeWinkle Part
in C.Ostri Mesa tonl&bt at &. Wigmore's t e a m beat
Magnolia Friday nl1!ht ii>
tbe ieasue opener bJ a ~
score on one.hit pttcblnc by
Joe La Page and Wayne
Schrader.
The palr would have po1t-
ed a dual no-hitter but Mag-
nolia'• Joe Pa&J.Jel stepped
up in the lllt tnnlnl w:ltb twcrout and ripped 1 tingle .
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LAKE PLACID. N.Y. -
Jim H-al Taboo City,
Calli., ooe al tfie U.S. top
alpine -·· gained two fruh awards over tbt week·
eDd. -
Heuga WU pretented the
Beck Tropby and the Wa~
lace Werner Award Saba· doY nt1bt by tbe U.S. Ski Ao·
aoclaUon. ·
Tbe ·pruentatlon capped
tbe aaoclat1on'1 three-day
annual meetint at tbe Lft•
Placid Club. About ZiO dele-
gate. from the US&\'• eight
regional dlatritU attended.
MANSFIELD, a.lo -Jtn7 'llUI II. -.. ..
Oab, Calif ........ tM
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till• year ta S..U1'• ntt1ri
riff ti tM Trua-Am~
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LOS ANGELES-Tbo Lot
Anples TorOll, lcodnl all
1be1r gooll ID the 11nt ball,
-back the PltUIJllrP Phantoms !n a Na4om1 Pro-
fessional Soccer Leaiue con-
tett, S-0 before 2.'IJJ tam bl
Momorial Collaewn Sunday.
EU Durante made tbe Ont
goal ii> the 4th mhlute allor
C1rllo Fernanda' kkt bit
the goal~ and -
back -· Dur-lo make a beader.
OGDEN, UIU call-
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Ille la--oprtot victories"'---· traellllllry. -
Robert Rn-o M
dullmu tr. EM& ~
aetsee Slate, wa nlftl
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MONTEVIDEO. Brull -
The Soviet Union captured
the World Buketball Cham-
l\IOllablp Sunday nll!llt, de-
featln( Yugodavia .Tl-59 al~
ter Brui.1 had eliminated
the Urilted stotAli"80'71.
The Russians, Yugoelavla
and the United States Mcb
carried a 4-1 record into the
Ima! nl&ht'1 adlnn.
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Walter G. Williamson· ....
named by the Oranee Coun·
ty Rambler• football club
today to .aullt coach Hom·
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.BACK TO YAWL ltlG -Aadadoua, under cl>arUir lo Al C..01 of v.,.,....
YICbt Club, baa bem lNlgged 11 a yawl for the upcoming Honolulu nee. To '
c:elebrate ber new garb, Audacious !lniohed ooly 16 minutea behind l'Oter
Undeman's famed ketch, Slonnvogel, in Saturday's Huntington Tidelands n ee,
but saved her ti.me to win handicap honors by 12 seconds.
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Keeps Title
In Lido-14
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LA Winner
HOUSH FOR SALE
s..,._,_
Tr•t..Y-ft1 ,,, ......
$27 ~000 in Prizes
InotrUctlonal ldb and
motional aids (CJt tbe •
observance of Nadoul ,
Boating Week are now iD
tbe hands O( Jooal CQDl.Mll,.
teemen throughout tbe coun-
try, according to Capt DI
Id OJ Iver, cbalrman, in
2250 .,,. rt. °' ....,. . 14'xll'
FAMILY ROOll,.Jar-1 tw-
pl.lclt, w.u '° .... c:mrpd-
... ~ w1lb ramlllllic ho-
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....-S. FAH.TASTIC
VALVE oab' ~ Net
Don t1:t Veta.. For Hydroplane Races Washington.
The 7 ,500 kits contlliD ma-
terial to accent commmdtJ 1 WALKDtl.LEE
With boats that can h I t
speed& of 200 miles an hour,
and S'l74,000 in prize money
at 1t.ake, unlimited hydro.
plane racing LI in for a ban-
ner year, according to. J .
Lee Schoenith, chairman of
the American Power B o a t
Associatioo's Unlimited Ra·
cing Comnilssion.
"For one thing, more new
unlimiteds were built last
winter thafl I recall in a n Y
other year," Schoenitb said.
"We have seveu new boats
ready lo raefi this summer,
and at least two more may
be finished in time to com-
pete."
With nine scheduled rac·
es for APBA points, the
unlimited tour will take the
thunderboats many thous-
ands or miles from the op-
ener in Tampa, Fla., last
Sunday to the curtain closer
in Sacramento Oct. 1.
Sacramento is onl! of two
unlimited races scheduled
in California . The other is
al Mission Bay, San Diego,
Sept. 24 .
Included in the $'l74 ,CKX>
prize are kitties of $55,CKX>
for the Gold Cup Aug. 6, in
Seattle, Wash., and $44 ,000
for the July 2 world cham-
pionship in Detr°'t. The sev-
en other regattas carry
prize funds of $25,000 each.
~Costing as much as SS0.-
000 each. lhe seven new
boats are Miss Bardahl.
·Notre Dame, ~1iss U.S. and
Gale's Roo slerlail. all re-
placing craft that were dam-
aged at destroyed last year, particlpetiot'I in Natioaal
aloog with entrle• by AU.s Fathometer Sale Boating week,
Van Lines, d.river-own@r claimed by President Jolm-
Bob Fendler, and driver son for the period July 2 to
Fred Alter who represent Introduced July a. .
the group that form erly ran The Natiooal SafdJ: Coun-
Dixie Cola. A new n.eter type Fath-ell, United State. Co• 1 t
According to Scboenilh, ometer depth sounder fea. Guard, National AuodaUon ~sident of th!! Gale Enter-t uring low current drain of Ellgine and Bolt Man~
prises group, the new Gale's has been Introduced by Ray· facturers, Outboardlng Clul:!i
Roostertail, scheduled for a theo n Co. of America and tbe Nation--
June l launching, is o{ rev· aJ Safe Boating Au;ociadon The new instrument mod-.. olutionary design. el DE-?33 is much simpler have provided sample JIOlr.
"lrulte-ad °! the us~al , to operaie than flashing en, banners aad ..bumper
tltr pol t ... •uspens"n stickers which may be e<-ee-n , .... "' ljght depth sounders. Tbe
--56Hlt. Open W I P.M.
COWGE PAii
AUA-$20,700
S Bedrcwt A .F....,. ,_.
wttb J bah. IMP lat.
~ wall. Owner ...__ -........... _ P' .... -lr,C. ... ..
....-ne ~" ... . °""' -•nn.
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hull, our h~oplane will operator simply turns it on, dered in quantities by local
have a four·pomt, V·bottom, selects a range setting and -~c:omml~~-g~· r:::::::;:;~~==::~;;;:;:~~ll water suspension bull," reads the results on a me-
Schoenlth .. ,.. ter. Tll• inatrum .. t can be s T' '"'R GAZER'fl¥. "Although this design read easily in broad day· .ra. .,.
may give us less Speed, we light. IJ'CLAYl-POl.L\N
expect that It will be more There are two range Ji.. Y-Dlllfr Actfwilr C.W. Jlt.
than compensated for by the scales ~12 feet and ~12D "'~"',.,,.••Sten.
better acceleration and feet. Gain Cilntrol is •uto-~t:rcoin::::::~J~
greatly improved perform-matic. of)'G"Zafkx:blr1htlgr\
ance on turns," he said. The DE-733 depth sounder
llere is the 1967 unlimited uses I/20th of a watt o fCUT·
hydroplanl! schedule. rent. It may be powered
July 2, Detroit. Mich., from the boat's electrical
World Championship, $44,· system or se™"rately from a
ooo 12-volt batter~.
· Mounting may be flush July 9• Madison , Ind., with the control panel or on
Governor's Cup, $26,000. a table top or bulkhead, US•
July 23, Pasco. Wash., Tri· ir;ig a tilting bracket with
Cities Atomic Cup, $25,000. which it Is supplied.
Aug. 6, Seattle Wash., Other features include
APBA Gold Cup, $55.000. high-level reliability, high
Aug. 13, Coeur d'Alene, noise rejection and splash·
Idaho, Garnet Cup, $'15,000. proof aluminum case. A
Aug. 'Il, Kelowna. B.C. , bronze transducer is suppli·
Canada, British Columbia ed which Is suitable for l!ith·
Cup. S25.000. ;, er through-hull or transom
Sept. 24, San Diego, Sa n mou nting.
Diego Cup. S'lS.000. be obtained through Raythe·
Oct l , Sacramento, Sa-further information may
cramenlo Cup, S25 ,000. on franchl1ed dealerr.
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FAlMe -)ot. 541)..1121.
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2 BR bolDe on '3 Acrn on
....,. Oat (Palm l>ant)
Wiil takt Sll.000 cub and
IMoer to ~ exbdn1
1-f T. D. approx $9,000 • $72
mo. Oner. '46-2511
... 1ld1 C.M.
! -J llatb ...... earpetl, ....... douW.sar.+
... l'UllD (.W., batll) +
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pleat, ...... BBQ. $30,000
-__.. el tl!rmn.
w.n.:Mceanllo lt~n.
llll l'fiwport BMI., C.M..
51S-mt Eve:t. ......
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CUil DOSH, INl!or
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OponHouM
Sit. .. Sun: l to 5
llOI CAMBRIDGE, N.B.
Paol. 4 bedroom or 3 A den.
SpedoQm home ln loftl.J area.· Beam ceUhlr in MV:ins
6 bmfl.y room. Dectrle
prqe door. Duit room.
U •de r $50,._ Emclumre
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JEAN SMITH. RMltor
4CXI E. l'lUI. C.M. M&-3255
BY OWNER • Open ~
&Ill. U-4. 316 Joann, CM.
4 BR 2 ba, 2 famU1 rooma ·
ftl::''ct, wet ber, 2l!IOD .*I
ft, Allthoa)' pool w/aiato.
dlu!r. .$27,5IOD 7 OWDl!I'
will c:my Jnd, TD (ril
ODUkl. trade) .... 2131 Sun ...... ..._
BUY IT FOR FATHER
Brand new Dr· Golf Coune
3 BR 2 BA. (1 ltall) Db·
Im. Entertainment area
~ an atrium. Ozlt. dl"PI
ltqlb..SUeeti...~
Wkbda .. ETel. 644-0:w
"""" *OCEAN.FRONT
l!auJd·' )'OU belleft!?
5 BR home, 2 balhl,
only $38.500 ..... ...,
p._rt1.
m.Tt20 f7S-9UT
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ln.,...11a1t Co.
642.Gl62
HOMI + INCOME
l BR. S Bau., tam rm +
S BR, 2 ba Studio Apt.
$51,511) •••• On.
"-PWUllemrm,RU" ';, l'B-G:50 OPDi EV&!.
NIWl'ORT H!IGHTS
• S Br.·1% Ba. New cptl, • nr,.. Lp fenced ~·rd.
• Room for PooJ ' Boe.11
Nr.-Nwpt Scboolt. $%3,500.
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TOWNHOUSES
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CPElf HOUSE
Qi ALISO AVE.
NEWPORT HDCfttS
Building contnctor hu com.
pletely mnode~ t b 11
quaint 2 bedroom for hi.I
own home plus acparate
guHt houle, both liU bnnd
new. Never occupied since.
Eatablilhed neighborill'.lOd-
Priced to 1e:ll, exi:ell~t
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DAIL V PILOT % l
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216 Units Lu V~ Motel
Money Maker! WANT
Unit.a or lncome Orup
Co area. Davi.I R.lty . .., __
TRADE 24' FIB£RGI.Ji
SUIOP Slpg 4, lnbollnl
Awt-BEAU cond.! FOR !ft..
COrM prop on Orange 0..
Prine only, m..375' ~
MAMMCYm l.UH-Tnl my
eq. for any BI or CdM'•.
Have lOU + Ice home In
best Ml area. 6'JS.6016 ar
write for info lll Coral, Bal
Isle.
W1.11!: lqtewood or So Bly
Arta, TD'• Inc' or Home.
Ha..-e~ 65,(Q) .. ft Y..l
fr: ~. C.M. All at
plll"t. R.. E. Watts 116-99711
NICE' f· BR. home Mtaa
Verde· nr GOif c.our.e,
· SlS,IXll etplitJ. '?BADE for
. Untll C.M. tr' s..t. Ana. a..t_M>..,...
BAYSIDE Vlp/2 ~ ...
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Pvt • beach! &omt tradl
for $5(IOG.eq. U a.3893.
4 BR 2 battl, 2 family
rooml, trpk, wet bw '
POOL, Sll,ID> equtty, WW
tnule br !! + cub.
646-2136 SUn A net~
TRADE Ma11 '1 dlamond
rinr;. Gem. Oe:ttiflitd 'ap.
pniiAJ $5300 for late modB
CAR. or MOBILE home.
5.16-llll
ON -the Water! Pvt beach,
cabNia, patio, A trtr. dlJclc
&Vall. Vahw: $.1500. WANT:
TD'1, Cadillac, prop. cabin
cruiatt, or ltDnit. ~2535
6610
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HltVICE 511ilCTO~Y lllYl'I ti1RICTOIY JOU & IEMPLOYMEM'T JOU & IMPLOYMINT ..
ChlW Clre 6'10 ...... "'° HelpW .......... 7200 .W,W ....... Mlft1100
a.AVIS 11.ont..art Scbooll lpedalty Senlw
Min. ac-~ T~ao. WI .... Altln ... ..ma _MEI DfG1NF.ERI -t-~ N--a.a~ (31. .....,. JOii • IMiitOYMiilt -
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HUDll> c.e ..... 6620 .WtW ....... ._,_ -·lltl&11J • Deila• fillum' --~ ~' . , -90UD STATE DEW::ES , .. ~ ......... Dnmill. ,..... ....... NO a:p, NJX:E9A)l'f ISEE, ~ tanlcm-~ ......... ., • MMmr.1 •i -· Now ........ apadfnf
~ ............... ... ~ lllWltila .. ~ Mcqround pba IOIDI
I ..... ...... M1111 "' I aowlqe mJcrowave fD. f't.-1. --...... ~°""'· Uo.--~b--Atl ..... 11.ealll ..... 9llltaAa;. • CJllla ... .... ----.. 1NCOfG IWfGE l'ROM / .. ,. .... -.w.w ....... ~mo $4.H TO S60I • Group l11der
JIOUSl:KllZPll\, lftten, I
/ ~· MlCROWA\'£ rn:n:RS ,,..,.,..=-Uft.tnl, part7 PEI MOllTH ~ -IJc. ea.tr. belp • by the boor, BS/¥.SEE, It r O 1' I , IMM:k· DON BAWE IG-Dtl ~. week or month. f'or around prototype detllD ..
Additlolll * Remodellnc acreeued, qptHkJ c1Dme9-'t'O START developnmt microwave fl&.
Fred IL Gerwlek • Uc. tic ...... call -e AGI! 21"30 ten 0.3-11.0 OOH2 d!plmn,
67MOC1 * !50-Sl10 HOfllDIAl<:mS, INC. e lf.S. CRAD mt EQUJV. multtplexen, parame:trtc ... e ORANGE 00. R131DENT ROOM ADDITIONS 1631 E. lTtb, 8.A. 5'7-81 e NEAT APPEARANCE pliften, mlxen, frequeocy
E. C. FRANKEN MM1.SI CX>l... ind. 25, dellre9 PIT e CAil NIJC:ESSAR.Y conYertera a: other ~
(3-4 clQ wit) iD 8-1 ..... 5 'n> ~ for pencm1 wave campanenta ad do
Carpet~"" )'I'. Dental a.ar. Soc. wnr, lnWYlew c.n tM J'aie.. l)Wma.
Modt.l,I:~.--by 1lnDclt --)'OU. • Bectrolk htr. CARPEi' 1Qtas. it... QUAL Exec. 8ee. would Wit Aaaheim KI > ..
JQdkm iD llnAll omc. er.a 11 .. 5GCl5 able, Repair&, ~ N. e. or C. K. ana. "M S Gudm mo.. 5el'JIO SOLJD STATE aRCUITS Free bttm.ttM-52'1.-M IMllJ Piiot. Santa Ana Sf3.l2ll WW perlcrm explorlta'y ct.
o.n1en1,. "'° DAY WORK sz,.50.llr + Sl· v~ Ullac .... IJl"OPli-
fer 'l"ranl. * EXPER. *Help WCllltecl* etary techDlqoel. R.equirel
LAWN SERVICE wltb Rd. * fC.1400 BSEE and beiclqrrouDd In
e Mow-Edp.Vacwm LADY WW.,.DAY WORK. Summer lmpl.,....nt vacuum tube and IOlict stat..
• 1'ertWie to 3000 IQ ft GOOD, RE'll.tABLE, with VHF • UHF elm.lits at low
• ~Service REFERENCES. 5Cl..am9. _,COLLEGE MEN and medium powers •
• $22 per mmtb. ~ Rl&'ONS. bl achool Ir· w/-t1' InGH SCHOOL GRADS BAY AREA LOCA'110N! HAULING, aen'l yard dean-OU"e for chDdrm a: bHwrlt. t'TEACRERS FREE LI.FE INSURANCE! up. Tren, ahnlbl, lYJ abap-Goad Ref, 67MQ28. . DISA.BlLl'IY PLAN! ed or remcmd. Bed weed-* Typibl Par Exoellft>Ce * No exper. necee.ary &'TOCK PURCHASE PLAN! tna or apnyina. Rototmlnc, IBM exec. ~er ALSO
rock work.~ Pldc -\IP I: de1 • • 4IM-3ll.10 Perm Poeftlont Av.II Loal ., .. Interviews
EXPERIENCED JAPAN· w .A111ml;. lio9tms, cubier, JUNE lt & 19
ESE GARDENER QlmpL clerk. put U.me eves. wk-i..,.. lnt'I Compeny
prdenlns la'Vice. nee Dda. ~ p .. Daily Pilot EXPANDING TO To a.map om6lentlal
estimaa * stl-tm a.EANJNG -1lomt9 and ORANGE COUHTY llJllC"nhT,..,,t. pbQDe
califcmda Lawm 6 Ganim .,......,. ... 50-21156 (fl5) maio
8a'v'b ••••••••• ~ wm be blrinc a mm fall orabnlt~
N.., laW'lll • .... •• • • ta-• rrAUAN eoat _. --. •s-tttmetil ......
EXPJ~Glll ...... MMIJJ •LAIS 1WO ,..... di c:lla ca. CALL l'OR . ....... •. Rw. --. a-....--............. PDt.lllHAL IH'ititVJEW ftAMfCRD
EIPDl JAPANESP! ~ ~TW(ltKO a-a.. r,.. * 537-2311 * IN'DUSTRW. PARK
_1,1 er. ~ ianl a.me.. Ilic 87 clQ' • br· ....
1'r'H .um.ta. * 5tl-11511 DlO Hillview Avenue
EXPERT JAPANESE Job W1ntecl BOAT-Palo Alt.o, callfomla
Gal'dener. Alt Obmura Menaw ...... 7030 • IJ9..55ll . An equal opportunity
e JAPANESE GARDDIING CPLE w/Ollldrfn to man-Bonder employer
SERVICE e a.EANUP e aae API'S or MOI"ELS. • IECRON LANDSCAPING. e 5.11-"1Q'U EXPER. * 642-1400
Q.EANUP • NEW LAWNS Domeltic Help 7035 • JelcOll NEW FACTOR~
Sprayln1 • Tree Service. BRANCH
Haul' I· Low prices. 611-6841 HERMOSA DOMESTIC Repairman NOW HIRING
JAPANESE GARDENER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Compa%11 will b1tt 40 men
EXPER/ RellabJit maJnt. Uve In I: Uve out hou-. to .tart work lmm~te.ly.
Reu! Mo -rates. ln-3219. keepers GIN. Main St. rm. --&perlellced-Top atartina pay duriJll
EUROPEAN GARDENER ~ Santa Ana sesm3 tralnlni period and rapid
advaoc:emetSt to qoallfled e LANDSCAPING e I.JVE INS JBISBI men. Must bl! over 18 VERY reu1 54MS37 ewa. F.mpJoyer ~ fees yun oid, resident or
EXPER JAP~E Georp Bylmld A&f!DC1 <>ranee OJunty minimum
LANDSCAPE • a.EANUP 106-B E. lapi S.A. 5C'f-0395 Marine c~ Obe year' and will1Jlc to
Malntenance, Mack 84Hl132 CHINESE A Britiab I.m-ina 235 FISCHER accept all owrlime durq
Lawn S.mc..$12 Ave. ExperieDced -Ptnnutnt Costa Mes. the next three manttia.
can 24 hrs. 55-5'7t5 MayfJowe-A&mq. m.5630 S4C).S440 Start at $2.35 pa hour.
-ALSO-
HelpW_.....,, Men 7200 S!Yeral tan porat')' llWn-G.neral S."tcas 6612 mer ~ avail.t>le for col-Dhlawash• • Maitj,,, ~.,,...., ltse atbde!ts. COMPLETE Rome, Apt. I: . ~ Ounfns. AUO: e Fll••'ll-4-U JllD « 5-1 am &lit. CALL 534-0529 . bminaton " RentaJa. We have Permment.
\ experience • refeftDCtS. • Mlrfne MecMnlc Janitor College Slldllls (Eattmata.) Call SC.HOO • Minne Fll•rv .... 1 am to 4 am to cJeu I MoWMabn FREE • FREE • FREE Summer E'"'loyment Ught MO'Vlng, Haullnc Riahftl'df APlllY In peracn APP111T8 Gramercy nu week our compan.v fOC" Salvapble Items 1 tv 5 P 0M. ...ui f!mlllloy lf!Wl"al college Two Veteranl, 842-t030 Place, Gardena, Calif, atudenta to ... t in local • MARINE ~ N. 3l7J'H STREET Anabefm ~ on a fUll
Heull!! 6730 ~ Foreman for NEWPORT BEACH .. time ._. clurhlc the aum·
HAULING $10 LOAD major boat builder. MUlt mer.
haft experience In fiber $115. per w•k WUl take u.eeable Jtema ln g1ua ail boet manufac· COOKS Job deslcned to give .tu-·trade for 1m1ice. 642-0920. turing. Apply 17360 Gram-<*Ila pnctical m~
TRASH HAULING • erey Place, Gardena, Calif. Day & Night Shifts ment experience. For per.
CLEANUP. * Man with SALE). Larae General Con-80D8l lntenlew c.u Mr.
truck. ~hr. Call m.'Jd tractin& t1rm needs repre-
APPLY IN PERSON FnJnk 5.\9-89il from 9 am
CLEANUP 1()(1, p.ra~. etc. 8-111: u to 2 pm. 1ent:attve. Xlnt opporttmity, Monday ttirough Frlday Remove aapbalt. concrete, with top pay for right man. RRl8I E. lH ivy. Grade topaoll. 962-8'145 No conltnJctioa knowledge
Ironing 6755 nee. ~ train· 828-4ll1
appL
·or
NEWPORT ,.BEACH DWTSMAll
IRONING WI'D $1.00 hr. You CARRIER BOYS E>qie1 ieticed in detailing of
provide ~n ·You pick-GOOD ROUTD EXPERIENCED precision mechanical com-
q, & deliver. S48-583'7 • . AVAILABLE CAR SALESMAN ponentl.
HUNTINGTON BEAal NEEDED Masonry, Brick 6830 DAILY PILOT PROFIT SHARING • 6C2..mt • ExceUent commlaklo and In-.
Brick e Block e Stone SERVICE STATION IUrl.DCe prorram. I d e a 1 J. C. C1rter Co. Slate • Plantm • Veneer. SALESMAN WO&'kini condltiona. AL MA.LANE, 847·7890 Aak for Sala Mana1er Full time 2 )'J'I. Local exp. JOHNSON & SON 671 W. 17th Street
Paperhanglnt Neat. Over 20 yrs. Apply: Llncoln-M.rcury Costa Mesa
Palntlnt 6150 JIM TICE CHEVRON 548-3421 ~ Newport Blvd., C.M. 642-0981 An !qUl.1 oppottunlty PAINTING/ Specialize in BOYS 10· 1' ? TOO MANY Bn.LS ? employer 2 1tory Trim work, Over Lal\ID& Beach. So. Laluna hanp & Facia board. Free Pleuant, lnlerm:ln(, Part Good roates! •Good profital time even.Ing work. Men 21 • SA~ • eat. 64&-2558 "Les" DAILY PILOT thru SO. F.arn S1S to S30 BecaUH of demand oppor-
Paperhanging • Schwartz. So. • 642-4321 • Wffk. Weekend ahlfta avail· tunlty now available in
Calif's best Tchr workinr BOYS 10-14 •ble. Apply ln peNiOll Oflly Sales. The bnt pay any
eves, wknds. 847-1659 aft. 6. CORONA DEL MAR. • No phone calla pleaae • profeaaion known with a
EXTERIOR stucco low aa Takinl appllcationl Monday, Tuesday I: Wed-lqe 1uccasM .}& expand.
$6(). Interior, 1·Br apt.a low for future evrlen nesday until 8 P.M. Aat for ing Contractilll firm. We
.. $64.SO. ~/642-7528. DAILY PILOT Manager. FOUNTAIN V AI, need mew now. No exper-
JNnE.IOR • Exterior paint-• MZ-m1 • LEY DRJVE.IN THEATRE fence oeceuary, we train
lng: reuonable ratts. In-JANITOR EXPER. e Brookhunt I: Talbe.rt U you are W1lllni to work
sured. Ref ef'. 642-m9 NO AGE 1.JMIT, • FOUNTAIN VALLEY for a aucCHIM future in
manqement. we want you!
INTER. or Ext, PAlNTING Advanced Kinetiea, Inc. * Call: IMMEO. SERVICE. Local l2ll VICTORIA PART TIME (1) S28-4lll for a penoo&I
ref. FREE eat. 548-1627. Costa Mesa * 646-n65 Largeat company In Gar-appointment today.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR An equal oppor. employer. den Grove hu part Ume • SERVICE Sta. Mechanic. Fut & neat. 1 BR Apt, GARDENER I Bld'g Malnt. opportunity for 9 men. Permanent. nlary Clean, p l e a 1 a n t work. open.
complete $89. 842-2866 MAN. Large Apt bid g H.B. area. Over 25. 897-4613
So. .l.Agun.a. * CALL: Haun 6-9:30 evenings. No CARPET It UphoJ cleaner. Pf um bing 6190 M1. Kin•man * 49S-1177 experience nece11ary. For Exper. Must have truck & • 8 to 4-PM Mon thru Fri. personal lntNTlew call
NEED 11. good plumber you e 499-.'Wn SAT It SUN. 537-2312 equlpt. 541-6249 bef 6 pm.
<"&JI a1ford? Service calla BOYS 1·0 .14 Agencl .. , Women 7300 only $8! Heating and
sprinkler system' Installed, Good routet! • Good profit! IUSIOYS & ONE-GIRL OFC • • • • .. $400 Call Ed 8'2·3410. BALBOA PENINSULA A/P CLEtll< • .. .. .. • .. S390
Pool Service 6910 DAILY PILOT DISHWASHERS ~ ............ to$4l.1 • 642-021 • Full time, over 18. lONIST. G.O .. S340
"nfE WATER WORKS" for I FRY COOK Apply 1().2 SECY (Fee Paid) . . . . $375
any Pool Problem! * Fair IOl'S BIG BOY And Other Fee POl'litions
Prlce8 + Qu.al! 675-4327 Fut. Momingl. EXper. RUTH RYAN AGENCY
See manaaw • 154 & 17th sr.
POOLS Denny's Ratau:ant CX>STA MESA 1793 Newport, CM, 646-4854
ACID-SCRUBBED S60 17931 Beech, H.B., 847-9617
Call 548-1019 Evn 2273 H.tbor Blvd. CM 100 W. 17th, S.A., 54~81 MEOIANIC for~ Sta· SER STA A'lTENDANT Exec Secy, 11les, u'e ssOO
Remodeling, Kitchen• Must have exper. Perm. lion. Expft'. Open aal&ry. Jr. Secy, 21·25 . . S350 l93 E. 17th St. CM Apply: Coll~ ~.. Shell, 6945 15971 Goldenwest/HB Rttpt, diet~ ...... to S400
BUSIESI' markeq>lace In ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
CABINETS new or ~11.nisb town. The DAILY PILOT e GARDENER -P1rt tinM!. CONSULTANT AGENCY
yours $100 up. Don't pay Ousilled ~ction. Save Park Udo Con\11lleacenl Cen-20t3 Westcllff Dr. #2ffi
S700 to $1000. FrH est. money, Ume It d:tort.. Loofr ter. 466 F'lagahir-Rd., N.8. Newport BellCh !'M·7796
D It W * 50·8666 now!!! 642-«>44 1624 E. 17th, S A. 547-6336
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V .u.:...EY DRIVE • IN 11fE.
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Credit estlb In 1 •; •
$1.11$ ASSEMILEIS * SEAMSTRISS * llWPOIT ELECTRO-MECH. llast be IOOd-Sew per mo.
Experienced in SURF TRUNKS WILL OPEN IUYS
CLU, &'&' Y __. __._ --'-EmpllymeM Offlee ~1s WIRING ear,._-·._ I ..L.-<lfa--3 ~--mtire ---Top -vt ft f"9 ••SMNt _..,.. '-VIBCMLU• lllUV-....... and __ ..... _,. Beautiful IOfa I: chair, 2 He:.:.. ' 7400 SUlhUSEMILIES ea.u %J3.-f3MIU MJ 10lff Walnut step t.bla, 1 larp T .Wetter Corp. !alOICE AttU ava8allle ,_ con. tabW, 2 __.__ AV /TV CLERK 1511 s.,_,,..,, to Demonstrate 9..,. to 4 P"' lamps.
Full time 10 maatb posi&. ~.H.B. M7-lm ExdtiQc New IJne al 0.. Mon thru Fri c.omi>lltt.. bedroom lnc1odel
knowiedp °' ~ metiaa. * ABC's or BEAU-frame. box ll'rinc a: mat-
and dark room -abWty to , .. Tille Won TY. * HOLIDAY MAGIC PHONE ORDER tresa, fi drawer walnut dre.
type tan llbolibaDd • C>Per· DISTRlBV'J'OR. SG-33115 DESK aer with mhTor, panel bead-
GIRL .... --"-PH,,.,. board. 2 nite atanda. ate audio vilual equipmmt • No experienoe ---., w ..,.....,. e --w~ general a:rt abWt1 deal.red • to eun __. ~ CAU.B from • amwww • ~ 11.-a Free detiverJ ()pm nltes ........ --. ftr, t -1--.. -L.-• Oiut I " Downtown educalion mtntrnum or 2 Awa. Call co0ect ..,.. ., ..--,... Ot11ce t AM to 1 P11
yeara eoUece . c10111Qs claw ~ + ....._ S4N1GS Pb. JO.. or 5 PKtD 1 Pll. HUI FURNITURE
for at.Inc June 14, 1917 • 1 pm. e Need 5 W'Ol1tm at once! ln4 Newport Blvd., CM.
Newport Nae U a if i e d Hoatw * Wi..,._ IAR MAIDS & • • • •No ._.imoe Nmae::; MODEL HOMI
School Diltrict • Peraaanei 0040 DANCERS • Ase burier'
Ottice, DO ClUI Drive • Reel Sldlet · e i-.WEEK WARY. • APPL'; a No. Ka1n. SPANISH
Ntwpart Beed> -Hi-3224. CoH .. Shop • mE HUllDIHGER. Sada Ana, Calif. Thi elepnt looll um you
GENTLEMAN with 3 chll· Sia:e 10 tbra 14 anly e 1m-5m or 12'1.ato Room ZIO. 11 AM-1:30 PM haw ..., ID beaatlbll Mod-
dren 8&'11 4. a. 10, needt "~EIY.!!!!1:.Y_i BABYS1ITER tor ---.. No s---a.-.. et Bomet.., at._ u. housekieeper ·baby litter; ~ •wv...,.. --. _,..........._ baU tbe
live in. 54UT11 or ~5CIF1 Lquna Hllll • Acre. mother 1 am-4:3D pm, 5 ~ Clrialnal price.. All
A&k for Mr. RobtrU from United ~. Bank days )'od'P--1ane. Vic: Or-men:badile dfap\Qed only
-Cof .... Gff1t--~ A 23rd I CM. HJ..W Full er P1rt • ....... wc1-Got.--
WAl'I'REM ap. pnl. 1AJil.. ,. • .....,. llmt have clea CaUbnia Klas Sb. bedroom .t. a..
lPM Art'• Ludilll callee and T ..._.. LAB. TECH. wttll calif Uc. dn.tllc recol'll. APPb pat &p.nllb Uvtnc room a
shop, 503 E. F.dpwater. ID~ aurnmer Jobe with h vacatiaa retid JW., tOtb YILLOW CAI CO. lovely dlolnl aet. Sen. at
CARE fort yr. old boJ, ~ Westen &lrt tin Aas n& Patbolopt • 111 !!. ttai St. an better atone for aroond
lio!M. I A.If, to 4:30. 5 ~ 1714 w. lJacoln. Ambe1a Ld ~ &e.dt). * c.c.ta Me.. $10. Our price tlll5. Can
wk. m.3135 Aft. T P .11.. n. Bartlor, Q11ta Mela Ml-1• llIDDLEAGED ar 1'0'mc be b o a I b t ~·
PRAC ._... tor Get11 ..-k. 1010 M. llalll, Sata Ana WOMAN waded. ~ ..,..._ tD do aputmmt Tenm Pf mo. Dllpl.,.s at
in quaJ rest 11ome. Live-In. Equal oppo;_.tr e•11' oa eel In meettnc ,.;;: l'tlllaJ ~. Hantinctm SANTA ANA FURNm.1R.E, Tustin Radenda IS-3M7 TEMPORARY be "8 pGClllMld. Qr nec:ie. 8-cb. Jtolo rent collection, GI w. Cdl St. S.A. ~.ora
._...... • OFFICE JOBS • -..... can .__ -.._.____ no maintenance. 2 Bed-Opm ena. I: s.mcs.;. GEN'L OtUc:e. order UIAID., -.1 --· ~........... 2 ..... tb an.._ertnc pi.-a: COW>-~ b1J lo aJll!tr, tbm on 4 PM • I Piii. room, -..-rtmmt GRANDMOTHER'S Sed-
ler wort. ~ lo wut. TOP PAY! NO a.ERK FEMALE furn Cll' unfum at redlaced room eet. ElfceL W'l.lnut. In-
EXPER. aales penon. Lad-FEE.~ 9:»-3:311 • . nte for aenicel rmdend. dudes bed, ctreuer, extrs
it's Sportwear lbop. Rel-TRUEMAN GIRL ~I: r.:;;;. ec.ms. Jarae chest A nilbt .table.
c.u 546-24&2 Phone 547-:. 105 .............. ,_ ffwv KB FACTORY HELP WTDI $175. 64U74l req. ..._, area. l5C1t E-11th St, Santa Ana .-.u.uii; ,.,.. -o Opealftl oa lit I: 2nd Shift PATIO furn/2 armcha1ra
INSTRUCTOR, attnictlw N .a. u_ CARE for boy I; Mente CONOLON, CORP. end table, Lounge chair wi
woman for mah-up In-.... ""'9'a ~ ScbL era. 7:15 A.M., 111 E. McFadden ottoman, CbaiH Lounp.
structioft, wDl train maT1 All ahllta. Experlmoed or 4.45 P.M. Mon. tbru Fri. Santa Ana SSS-all! 673-5627 after 5. ~EKPR. U\'&IN. will train. ApplJ in penoa 548-UOI After 5. INTELLIGF:NT DREXEL Ctrc
Mature. Reta. Adalta. NB O.ta &Jn. Full I: put time maids ' penonable le "D" Oek 7--0635 "4-1234 Conva.ldced Hospital LAGUNA SHORES MOTEL penon mate 1Ub8t:antlal JD.. tum. Good for Fam:lzy .,,
DareaENT. AL54 a~·~ Recept. 661 Center Street 419 No. Oo&st lfhrQ come, tor app't 642-4400 ~ Ranch Style Uvlnlt ~ 1 -a.ta Mesa * 49M5'3 * LAB Tech., Uc •• ad •kc cond. room. 7-ptec:u, $250. 646-3007
X::;:"a: S=· ~-KITCHEN HELP REL. Woman « OoUep atrl ~=to Anal.)'Zl!r. Will train. UPHOL custom wing dlr
sEAMSTRESS/EXPER. Part time 6-ll p.m. Mon to care for 5 chDdren lrom $'7.50. 5C7..()728 wkdu. like new, llOO. Tub chr, f75.
CUSTOM _ ALTERATIONS tbru Fri. Mlllt have some Jul,y 1 tbru 4tll. Uft.la. HAIRDRESSER WTD. Sofa, $15. 644-0614 aft 6 pm. lcnowledae ol oookins. caJI 646-358. Full time. Newport I.JU, CU8"0M-built IOfa. GrM!I * 673-93:!0 833-0SOO ext. 2036 BABYSITTDt tor my 2 Call fi73..54ll t MD-5 pm. Sl5. OR U039 e WIG STYLIST e ~u-boaw E:xper only. Newport Bu.ch BABYSITJ"E'R wanted 8:30 ......... '"°' IQ1 , 5 di)' NAUGAHYDE recliner cha1r
111-ea. * C2l3) 424-3303 AM to l :JO PM 1, 7 yr. wk. Prefer oldet-woman. Afencles, M. W. 7550 Grey. $20. Call 962-lm?
old. 75c per hr. for ch11d ~. nru . time bou.Mkeeper care/ Ute bouwwor1t uso Km:llEH------HELPER----,. If YGIJ are llf!8klc • Oar ... Sale I022
5 day week. Emuald Etay hr. MH& Verde atta. TRAY GOU.. 9-5:1'. No BEITER POSmON, please _..._....._ ___ _..;..~
e 494-JUT e 540-0129 after 3 PM cookinc· For MW comraJes. call or Imel l'etW'De to MOVING! Mlle toot. I:
N rt Household ltenu, Comp. set t R.N. Calif Uc. 7:00 lo Part time qu&llfled Cftlt holipltal. 642-t!M4 ~ roll cluba-~.
1 10 ~·· CaJl 847-9671 drapery tea.m.Streaa. Sl1TER wtd for Moo, n.e.. Penonnel Afency NO matter wtat 11 la, you
II B. Lacuna 88ch tnterlora 11lun I: Frf. ll:4.>6:4S. 133 Dover Dr., N.I . can tell It With a DAILY
White e)epl!MtaT Dime+llne lO'lO So. 0>Ast Hlwa.y Own trans. $16 wtl. 9624m 642-3170 Pl.LOI' WA.NT AD!! 642-6671
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nut conaole. No attachmenta w bey, to it~. make but-
tonholes, overcut, darn,
design etc. S year parts
gt1arantee. Free equit)t, baJ..
ance only $39.SO cuh or
term1 of $5 per month. For
fi'ee home demonttratiCll,
pboile" 52&-6616.
SLINGERLAND Drums
F\lll let. $350.
6734984 aft 5
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Color TV's
$6 MO.
No Depoe!t • Fret 9er'91~
ALL RENT ·.·
.•• can apply to puidlue.
ltent '"""the llG ONE Call now •••
5%1-7555
1V LAND ill 9 p.m.
Rent a NEW
COLOR TV or STEREO
. $1Q MONTH
Opt. to buy. Free indoor.
co1or antema. Free Service.
tree del. No obllptioo.
523-3651
OR 532-1151
COLORLAND TV-Open T dy1
ROY BULLA -
1953 Newport. CM· 548-3494
Semce °". ALL ALL Ulilket es. COLOR~
ZENITH 24" Blk A White.
blonde eet, m. XLNT cond·
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'59 MGAIXln• tires, Int. tip,
wire wbll, i: w nlve job. ms or beat clfer.
S36-4D eves.
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REPROCESSED
'65 Mu.at.an&. VS, automatic,
w/1/w, R/H. $32 del 6' $52
mo. OAC. dlr. Call Mr.
Davis 642-MM>.
'66 MUSTANG/Yellow, Au-
to. 01rm wbl!. Sterl!O noo
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+ T/O/P or $2300. 543-8956. ,
./ BEAtmFUL Lavender '60 NASH
Eldorado Cad Convert. $995. ---....------I
675-1530 644-1818 ./ 'fl&.NASH n2f,. ·• ·
'65 COUPE de Ville, Gold/ ./ BOYS BIKE $10.
black top, belle lthr, All ./ 642-8788 after 3:30 pm
pwr. $385(). Ownr. ~7768
'61 CAD Convert. New Paint OLDSMOBILE
A trans. Good Urea, R/H, ---------&ood motor. $695. 642-3111 TOP DOLLAR
For
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DAILY PILOT EDITOaL\L P .tGE· •• •• ' y to Re~~nlb~r . .--,. ··-
, ' '. 1
• • -Next-Wedn~;"° U; will be--a dllJ lo tonlem-
ber for -·put 1114 i,.. °" .. enla cl )ii.tor-tcal importance. ... ' .
--1'he America Anny WU born 192 YWI ''°' on June 14, 1775.
June 1411 also Ftag·Day---and if all lfOll.U planned. Co-will pua a law that day pr0¥!dln( pena!UOI
for deteerttlon d the American flag.
On the ume day the NaUooa.l Aeronautics and Spa~ ~miniatraUon p~ to launch a probe toWard
VenUJ, the fourth aince 1960...as..a part of the e:rploraUon
of our "new frontier" -apace.
When the Second Continental Congftea met in P-biL.
adelpbia May 10, 1775 the American Revolution wU
well under way. MlllaCbuaetta, realizing that supplies
and weapons would have to come (rom the other colon-
ies if reslatance to the King's Army were to continue
for long, asked the C.Ontinentel Congress to take over "the regulltion and general direction" of the army C9llected at Bolton "for the geoenl defense of the
riabla of America."
The American Army was bom the following June
14 and the next day George Waabington Of Virginia was
appointed "General and Commander in Chief of the
A:tm:Y.Of the Uni1'!d Cofonies." · Am to began the lotig and proud history of Ameri·
can proww in defense of human liberty.
There are those who go beyond the hatred of war
shared by virtu.ally everyone -especially those who
have personally experienced ill horrors -to urge peace
at any price. The British philosopher, John Stuart Mill,
pOinted out in the ntid· 188o's sometiling pertinent to
this attitude:
''Ww is ao ugly thing,. but not the Ugliest of things:
the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic
feen.ng which thinb nothing worth a war is worse. A
man who baa nothing which be cares about more than
his penonaI aafely -111 a mlaerable creature who baa no
I • ,.. ' cbanco of -r--.-wu.. .. de and kepi• ~;the q. -~ _
' ertionl of better m91l ~' Jdmaelf , , • " II• ,
' :rhe a""'4 ~}II America are tbe -. PIO' •
tectln1 all eloe lo ·-~ "' agreooi .. \Jrlllll _ ... ..,..--
1n an unceuini ....,.."'17 to Im-c.im-w .._
!nation ou tree ~ 1ten1a Of the -~ .• mo .,....._
reveal o~ce ...,.,eho.r>lmportant It ii lo lle~.!Al>d
th•Y•l'Ol'!lnd ua t/>11.!l!dq, •throughout ld!IOni:= ,, ,,
are peopto and na-•bo·wW be -1>1eiul . lovinR" only ......., U..1 __ they cani ~IJ"DL
Wedneoclay will· be' an Important day _ID'.Jly '(lid
Glory-bolll.as a ;..tun. of appreciation for 1!111',.....,.
aJfd our -.., and u a well-earaed trlliUllt ;to tbe
United, Slatee "':I for 102 years a foundaLllOii -for lreidom IMri Uu-ou,hout the wwld. • '
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Underpaid Supe~
Orange County n.w aecond 1n _.i111on, 11u1
fourth In the .-IJI pay IC.lie tor coant;y --
.;..,..., Four grand jariM ha'" de<lllllld 11'1 lime lo -
vlde adequate com~ for what bu . ...,.,. to llo
demanding, full-time wort:. '\i . ..._, "'
A bill WU introduced in the legillalure lo -the pay of Ora.,. Coonty 111pervilon from $Y,JOO' a
year lo $18,000/-"""'111 companble lo the pey cl tbe
department !>eada th.Y superville. It died becauae -
Orange County senator would support it, offertnl "
their excuse that "the •oten want eco=.. ", (OUr lef
i!latore were tbemaelves; however. ciuies ol a
substantial -and 1ltewile d.-ved -pay -this
yen, aulhoc;r,.d by the -t·minded v<JUn.)
There ii neither economy nor sense in trying to
sneak by any tonier with ottering part-tlme_ plly__Jar-1i
full-time job. The "''"*•loon' pay ~lllilaJd be ,.
rived and adopted Ill~~: .
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Lack of Jnsi-ght -·
Their Grave Sin
Dissen_t Is
Rather an
OW Custom
What Should the U.S. Do?
The two thinga lhal oo men will
believe of bimseU are that he ii not
somehow desirable to women and that
he doesn't, In some deep and mystic
way, really bave a quite nice singing
vaice. •
He may Jftllend to dflP!'eoale his
voice il1 public, but ln lbe ..ctity Of
lbe bathroom, with the •bower run-
nlnt: full. when be opens up those vo-
cal cordl, be ia frivately convioced
that, given the proper traimng, he
would have made Olaliapin sound like
a tick oanary.
TIDS IS WHY I returned 10 cbag·
rined from Italy. One day, strolling
through the Villa Borghese with a
'blritone from the Milan Ope-ra Co.,
I had the audadfy to burst ota in the
"O Quel .Amore'' aria from "IA Tra-
vtata."
He Wl.ened with pure Italianate pi>
llteneu for a few momenta, and then
during a pause while I was g~g
for breath, said quietly: "You have
absolutely the most horrible vibrato
I have ever hewd enwmate from a
human threat." Juat like that -cold,
bitter, and final
I LAUGHED SBAKil..Y and pre-
tended to agree with him, tiut secret-
ly I w;u wounded lo the qWck -and
1 have a pretty slow quick. "Profes·
sional jealousy," I ticked off lo my·
self.
Although I ab!b'acUy know what
my voice sounds like to other people,
to me it IOW>ds woodedully moving.
~ are days in the shower when
I danle myff\f with my ~ brU·
lianct and bravura.
Now, this profound and perpetual
inability to h&aJ' oneself ls, I am con-
vinced, the reuon · .ci many would-
be artist& in all fields persist in their
futile endeavon. Tbett are poets,
alas, who have no ear for tbeD' po-
etry, and peinters with no eye for
111.eir canvases.
Dissent ii Vie ubiquitous newa-word
-y. and mony !liink ;i ii ..... oot
it ian'l Some conUcW diuent on the
Vietnam war trera.oplble, but dla·
aenters inll.st it ls free apeech, fUU'·
anteed by tbe Finl AINndmenL
Degree of diw:nt -wbitbet it is
crl.Ucinn ol tbe ...., IDd lb conduct,
MY VOICE SOUNDS beautifui in-or whether there is an oVttt obstruc-
side me, but I am forced. lo recog· tlon of the government ln war -it a
nUe that it comer; out somewhat vital factor. Adm.inl.strMion IPOketl'Qea
mantled. The bea uty iJ: felt., but not hav• not been exact In m .. t.1.. .. tbia df.. erpressed. Thw, wittl defective art· ~
ists, their grave ain ts lack of UWgbt tinction, and are accwied bJ .orne ti
mon! than lack of talent; they think Ill effort to auppre. diSM!lt.
that because they "feel" a poem or ) Though the Vlllaedigha.m twe bu
a jMinting th~t Ibey have therefore been boted here pnvidusly, you mAtM
es:preased thelJ' feeUngs adeql.Llltely. be lnterellted in bow -.... --
The wont artists are always the . """' •"·--· most passionately sincere. Most bad handled diaeent 104 years ago tbia:
poems received by editoni come with month. No direct malogy w1Ul toda7
appended notes la)'ing: "'Ibis ia real-ii intended. ~· .:
ly true; this is what happened ; tbia
is what I felt." But translating tile
truth d feeling into the truth of art
is quite aoottHT matter -and sin·
cerity plays only a minor ·part in it.
LUCKlL Y I DON'T have lo depend
upon singing for a ftve lihqod. but if I
did I could never allaw myseU to be-
lieve that my vibrato is "horrible."
In fact, I scarcely believe it even
now . After all, what does a baritone
trom r.a Scala really know about anc·
in1?
C. L V ALLANDIGBAM wu a leM-
ing Ohio politician and e:1~
man. He •aa one brand ol. Copperbe8d
who pro1 .. oe<1 -10< the Uldoll,
but deoounced the war and advocated
peace with the Coofederacy. In public
meetings be called the war "wicked,
cruel and unnecessary. a war ......
erecting a despotism."
'We're Only Doing 70'
President Lincoln took moet of this
calmly, but many subordinatea dido 'L
Ambroee Bumride, a discrdted ma-
jor genenl, commanded the Dlport-
ment of the Ohio. He issued an IWder'
Ny)Dg' "The bobit of d«lartq .,,,,.
pMbies for the enemy will not be aJ.
loweB in .lbil ~ent." He caJled
It "trellon, ~ or impdild."
Remarks that lead ooly to more
trouble:
"If you don't like the way I'm do-
ing my job, you can always get some·
one el!e to do it."
"I'm taking a flight today to quali.
fy for my pilot's license. Care to go
up with me?"
"W'Ould you mind reaching over
and holding !tie wheel while I light up
a cigarette? Don't WOrTy -we 're only
doi ng 70."
"Why do you alwaya want to see a
film if Julie Cbri1tie is in It, George?
What hat the got that I don't have?"
"PASS ME AN ear ol corn. With
this new MOO bridge in my mouth, I
feel like I can eet anything."
"I'd sugg~ you load up on thi.1
stock now while lt'1 IOU selling at a
huck a sh.are. '!be hot tip on Wall
street ia that the firm is working on
a way to make candy bar1 out of clov-
er. When they get the formula down
pat. the stock'll zoom to $100 for sure."
"If you're looking for the best used
car oo the lot, I'd recommend this
one 100 percent. I know It 's in great
shape beoause a liUle old lady in ten-
nis shoes -she happens to be my own
mother -hrned It In yesterday for a
new model."
I
''I HAVEN'T BEEN in a gym for
Y!.l!S, Joe, but let'1 put on the gloves
·---B 11 Geo1'9e ---.
Dear George:
My husband drinks something
terrible. Wh•I can I do?
R.R.
Dear Jl. R.:
Get your own bottle.
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for a couple of round.a. There'• a trick
or two I learned in college I'd like to
show you ."
"My father told me never to play
poke.-in a railroad club car witb
strangers. But, if you're surt it's jwt
for-small stakes, I guess I wouldn 't
mind sitting In for a few bands:."
"Tell me, Mr. Greenbaum, why Is
it the lllt"8ells have so much trouble
getting along with that fellow Nasaer?
He oan't be all that bad, can he ?"
"No daughter of mine is going to be
seen in public wearing a dress like
that. I'd JUSt at1 soon see you walk out
of this house In notNng but your un-
derwear. 'Wait a minute, honey -
take your h.and off ·the doorknob."
"OH, GO AHEAD and park here.
What if we aren't quite 15 feet from
the fireplug? Traffic cops don't carry
measuring t a p es with them, do
the , .. y.
"I never bought a mink jacket t)ff
a guy on a sldestreet before. Your si&-
ter must be really h.-d up to let It
go for only 199. An you sure it'a real
mink?"
"My old high ac h ool beau -the
handsome one with the curly hair -
is in town and wants to take me to
lull'Ch and tell me about his new di·
vorce . You can JWi. us if you want
to, dear, but I lmow thls Is one of
yoor but1y days at the office."
"I don't know Why you want us b::l
Uy that project now, bolls. Remember,
when I suggested it myseU last year,
you were deed set against it?"
"All I can My about the way Jun·
!or i~ behaving is that II must come
from your side of the family."
He ordlftd the arrest of Vallandigb-
am, who waa tried by a military QDm-
mi.a9ion, aentended lo PJ"ison for tbe
dunttion. UncOl.n dJdn't like tt, but un-
der pressure upheld Burnside. He theD
hit upon a device ol. expelling Vallu-
dlgham to the Confederale line1. Tb1I
was eJ1Je, an. age-old pol itical trick.
but there Is no authority for it la the
Constitution. Its only virtue wa fbrat
it robbed Vallandigbam of some of the
dignity Of his position.
SO THE PRISONER was delivered
lo the Confederate General Brau •in
Kentucky. The Confederates didn't
want him -called it an "aboN· ol
the Dag of truce" -but there be ...
An old friend in Virginia offered b1m
a home, but an AlllJ'Y Presldmt DIV·
Is ordered the "enemy alien" IO the
coast.. where he embarked for km•
da, then sailed for Halifax. lll a feW-
weeks he settled in Windsor, opposite
Detroit.
Uncot.n defended his cour1e, ..,.1.,
Vallaodigham was damagi.nJ: tlle
Army. lie didn't mention the Fl r1 t
Amendment, did mention 1uspenslOll
of t:he privilege of the writ Of ~
corpus, which the ConstituUoo autbm"-
izes in cases of "rebellion or lnva-
sion."
f\otwit:hstanding. Uncoln'1 QonlUbJ·
tional position was faulty. While 1tW
in Canada Vallandigham ran f« JOV·
ernor of Ohio, was badly defeated. The
uproa.-had died. down, and Vallan·
digham returned to Ohio in 1884. He
resumed d~nouncing the war, but he
had 109t his puncti and he was not
further molested.
The government officially listed 13,-
000 such arrests. but most were jailed
f()T' a few days and relee.sed. After
the war, the Supreme Court held that
trial by mili tary tribunals , where d v-
il courts were available, waa rnecaJ.
ved .. keep -· Inflamed.
AND THE U. 8. may well bave
ened, or IO we tb1nt, lo proppinl up
KUAr with economic aid. All that
aain.ce WGa America DO friend·
mip; u .. remafted the .o4ber dly,
tt aat ua aaly -ID retom, ud
obviomly Jt didn't convert Nauer lo
the .....,. of puce. 1be u. s. iid ap-
~ an tbt more curious In the
u,bl al the 8oriet Uok:m'&: heavy mill· WJ auilllance lo the ll<>«llled United
Anb Republlc.
It ii aot dimcutt to diacern Nu-MI''• ctsTent motivatioos, apst from
the anti-bnel Mped. He bas been los-
ing face ln the Arab world, wbJch be
lcmp ID dominate. He ii mired ln a
teemlnlly tmWinnable war In Yemen.
Hill country ill bankrupt and beaded
(Or dire "'~ in term• of Tt-
90Ul'Cel. In ncll prelicaments a new
•• alwa11 appeals to dictaklrs, es-
ped.alb' w1'ea it cm be paraded • a
cn..de to the lD*Dt mobl ol Ca.l:ro.
IN .ADDMON, be la beholden to the
-· ud -..Uy they would like to mate the Middle East a preserve
al lileir own. Whether they actually
intervene ii another matter, but It la
by no means im.'ooceivable, as aome
observer• bl.Ve ~ugge.ted, that tbey •e fomenlinl tlliJ Uwble partly ID
oroer to complica&e maiten for the
U. S. ID Vietnam:
If the Soviets do net· intervene, we
llllnk ... u. s. go\'enlment bae got ..
ask itle1l IOIDe bard que111tiom:. In the
event we try to 11ave Jll"lel, could tbe
effort be anytmna: more than tempo.
nary, given the Arab lntrinlieence1
Would lnt.erveallon even be 111pport..
able in view ol Amhica't involvement
in Vietnam m:l it.I numtrOUS com--
mitmeob e1Mwbere1 Are we &ettint
.o deep)1 Into the world's WWI tbat
we rilt decDne • bome?
IT CAN ONLY be with loriloding
and peeslmism U:lat AmeriCllll klolr:
at this un,luatiflable conflict. H ii aed-
denlng that at thb: laUi stare ol hu-
man bbtory" certain .-., retuae to
recoplae ""' rlgtlt of another .. emt,
etpeclally when ebe Israelis have giv·
en numerous iDdicaUom tMt they
would, if perm1tted, c.oopaete wt th
thett ANb Mtgbbon ID bulJdin( a IJet.
I« life for UJe whole aree.
The U. S. b dolD& wbot tt cae dip-
lomaUcally, and maybe, duplte the
grim outlook, -tt *"' .. J>Olllblt ..
-· the fltllClnl lo • prompt bait; l:lere lw.ve bem m1111 clalbei, abort
of lull-IC8le ,.. , ID the pool two di<'·
adel. We do not rule out tbe other
J>Olllbility, Uia< the war will wldio
and the U. S. aomebow be sucted into
il All we lily ls that th.ls cowttry
lbou.ld make ill dec:Uionl not on the
buia ol emotiODlllilm but ol a clear
assesmient ot itl an 8*relt.
wan 8tred JoeruJ
He Was Damned by Raci~ts
GwMr ~ s-·· distin-...-......-+'lllt. portlclpCed ID a
ajmpOlitltn at tbe Unl\ln stty of Cali·
for'lli.a at Lot Ancelel, at the time of
their a a n u a I foreign joumalism
awards. Tbe gensal aubjfict of. the:
aym.posium WJll "R.eporthlJ: the Ra-·
dal C.Uil ID the U. S. A., lMT-191'1."
Pro!. ---• ,.,.., humor lbe tact that when bit mon-
mnental ltucb' tilled ''The American
Dilemma~ appeared In lM1 It attnct.
ed very favcnb)e reviews and com.
ments from ··Soulbera.. rMden and
book rt'Vie1tw'I. :•1t ..... .. he nid,
·-· p!ltly, "a big, thick -ud ... Ill time -.._i.e. There-fore. aa1y Southem 1lberaill and IDtel-
lli:tllll comnsunl:tles et tbe veriout
ualnnities and collegea read the
bool.
"rr WAI NOT -the U. S. Su-
iqme 0nurt. dedlion Mnnlnl dlacrim-
hlatiCll J.a pabtic ICbooll ... handed
dowe ID 1154," be -· ''tllat I be-came one ol lbe leadiDt devils in 1he
...-al .... SouUMnl radlt. The
Dear,
Gloomy
Gus:
Why don't n get tlO biWon and
btre the tar1ell Army and aend.
them to Vietnam to clean thinp
up!
-H.B.
M ...._ ""'9dl ,........ ..._, wll _..... ................. .... ..... _ .. .....,. ...... ......
Supnme Court made a ali&ht footnote
reference to IOIDe of my ftndtnp as
reporled in the boqk, and from that
'lime on, I have been damned by the
Southern raciltl, 900e ·of whom have .-... -. ..
At the 1ympMlum Prof. Myrdal
cave a paper titled ''Tbe Racial CrU-
is in Penpective." His vtn b that
of a IOdologb;t ol international repute
...., Ml dll!voted 'most cl bla life to a
-al raclol and ~'prob. ms. Looldng back at his book, pub-
lisbed in 1K1, be believes that be wu
right to aay then and now that the Ne--
gro (r(lblem in the United States was;
and. .... fundarneutall.J "• moral dl-
lemm.1 with lb fOCUI in tbe white
m.an '• heart . . . "
"NEGROES ARE ooly a UUle more
thin. one-tenth of the American peo-
ple," he noted/ "and hive much lets
than one-tenth of what ca.a create ln-
Ouence and po:wer. U they 1bould not
have bad the Ideals and oontclencea
of a Jar1e number o( whites on Lhelr
aide their 1ltuaUon would be hopeless.
Man, of my Americu collee.guea at
that time, not onJy among lttole with
leftiat and Marzilt lean.l.np, consid-
ered th.la appro.cb Idealistic and un.
real nJ.a crtticl.ml 11 rwely heard
any loncer.
"Jt LI obvtOUI that the Precident and
the Congrea," he said, "dJd not act
under le• of the Negro people in
America~ but because the rebellion of
Negroes in the cities and in the rural
South highlighted a moral dJJemma
to them and to the nation that they
could not leave entirely unresolv.
ed."
PROr. MYRDAL ruRTHER illus-
trated till• point by noting that if tile
ovenrl!!l!nlnl majority ol IDllCb bet-
. IA!r off cwhlteo had -really. cyni •
cal it wu in their power to .eerecate
the Negroes effectively on a South
-pattern. "The ....... why they did not.,.. comlder _, thit,"
be said, "Is tbeir ideals ·.emboclflJI in
the Coostituti.Oll and in their own COO•
acleocet. Ideab: .-e 'tmportant 10CiaJ.
facts when tbey are settled tn the
heart.a of people and become f<rtined
in institUtlons like the ComUtu-
tion ... "
Prof. Myrdal feela that the nation.
now bi rather well along in the Mtab--
Ustunent of civil rights. What remains.
of coune, la the problem ol. several
underprivileged, d I s c r 1 m 1 n a t..
ed acatnst minority -ol whlch the Negro b the largeal
It la alto lmport~.nt' for Ama1C81111
to und-. Prof. Mrnlal lall.U.
ttiat the under cIUs cl ~led ~le ID this countty lllcludeo many PQor; whites "of oldnt America stock
in "1raJ and urban 1lum1 IJrouChout Amer!.OI."
llooday, June 12, 1967
Th.e f:'ditonat J>GU• of Ul.c Da:ilv
Pilot stekl to infonn and 1tim-
Watt "t'Odnt b~ prcsffttmg uu,
Mtarpopn'I opinions and com-~f41'!1 07& Coptc1 Of iftU1'11i,
•-rionlfi<on«, by Fooidlng a
forum for Ult e%pf'esfton o}
our rtadc'.t' oplnjon.a:, ottlf b11
pre.tenting Ult diverit t>few-
pofnta of Informed obstrvm
and ll>Olunnen on topk1 of th1 ....
Robert N. Weed, Publlaher
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