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VOL:. 58, NO. 217, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES THURSDAY, SEmMBER. 9, 1965 TEN CENTS
Betsy
Barrels
Along
Louisiana
Threatened
Bayside Inn Swept
By Pre-dawn Blaze·
t\ Small Fee • • • Jets Hit NEW ORLEANS (UPI)
Hurricane Belay barrelled
through the GuU of Mt:xlco
today threatening Loulsl·
ana'a coast with 140 mlle an
hour winds and officlals ord·
ered the evacuation of CAm·
tton where .. killer hurricane
took 500 llvea in 1967.
Damage
Figured
At $50,000
Harbor Prober ,.
Bills Santa Ana
Close to
Red China
Evacuation also began ln A blaze from a yet U?I· SAlGON (UPI) -U.S. Alr
tht lower half o( Plaque-identifi d t F j •• bo bed -11-... 1e source 11 we p SANTA ANA Tb Cit 1 Du ln th . M orce c-. m a •au,_
minea Parish, near New Or· through the Bayside Inn res· Council 11 gettln;-bill~ '1~ Boe/ w:S qu~t!:'~~o~ cen~ bridge 17 miles south of Com·
leana, another target of past ta.u:rant ln Newport Beach at here today for aervicea of a county newspaper as saying mtmist China -the clotest
hurricanes. 1:~ 8·~ today, doing an former council candidate wbo the city of Newport Beach is yet, it wu d.laclOMd today. In
Undlminished by the hav· ~~ateo $50,000 damage to waa asked by Mayor Harry preparing proceedings under ground fighting a joint U.S.-
oc 1l caused on tbe south interior and furnishings. Harvey to "lnveatigate" the a new state statute to with· Vietnamese forc.-e killed 187
Florida coast yeaterday, the! Flame1 were belching aky-Orange County Harbor Dia· <tz:aw from the Harbor Dis· Viel Cong on Ba Lane An
ed thr hj ward through the ro.>( when trlct. tncl. peninsula .aouill of Chu Lal.
hute storm roar · oug three Newport pu.mpera, a The u-candidate ls Mrs. DENIED An Air Force rprncesman
the Gulf's hurricane ai..ley to-I book and .ladder truclc and Louie (Janice) Boer, 912 N. Newport Beach city om-said four Fl05 Thunderehiefs
ward Louisiana's W~lit coast. rescue urul arrived on the Lowell St., a central figure cials dented u. yesterday hit a r a i 1 r o • d
Emergency hurricane warn· scene at the com~r of East ib the current verbal bassl.e So did Mrs. Boer today. bridge 17 miles from the ChJ.
Inga were hoisted from the UP THE LADDER -Newport Beach firemen climb ladder to get better fight.Ing Coast Highway and Hayslde between some Santa Ana offi. "I was horrified when 1 nese rronUer and two railroad
mouth of the Mississippi Rlv· position against swift·spreading blaze which hit Bayside restaurant. Coast High· Drive. cials and lbe Harbor District. read that account,·• she pro-bridges -'l5 and 30 m.Uea from
er weltward to Galveston, way and Bayside Drive. early today. They quelled fire quickly, but $50,000 dam-The restaurant was unoc· Mrs. Boer told the DAILY tested. "I have no idea what the border. He did not ptn.
age al.ready bad resulted. cupied at the time. Fl.re of· PILOT she's submittlng a bill action is being considered by polnt the attack but a main
Tex. !leers said the last employe to Mayor Harvey, asking a fee Newport. There isn't anythlng rail line nms southeastward
PREPARING • left at 1::.> a.m., about 15 of '150 for her investigations on tt in the Ctty Council's from the border city of Lao
Retidenll and reicue work· N s k • A id I di O minutes before lbe alarm and report& !lled on Ha.rl>or mlnutea. I have 00 crystal Kay to Hanoi.
t n a pens was turned in. District operations. ball." The 17-mile point would be
ers made frantic prepara· ewpor ee ing When the flre initlally "I had an lnvoice filed with What Mrs. Boer said she just above the town of Pbo Lu
tiona along the ·..ouWana· broke through the roof, the city before Tuesday's really said was that ah e ln the Red Rlver valley 1up-
Texu coaat to batten down D d B he Two Dn·voc. flames could be 1een across council meeting, but when couldn't vtsualiu Newport or ply line.
and pnpare for Belly's Fl}r amage eac s """° muci1 of the Newport Harbor Mayor Harvey WU ab&ent, I Hunt.tn1ton Beach sla.nding by A U.S. rnllitary spokeunan
di Th N Or area. withdrew it." when they have an opportuni· reported tbe sweeping succaa
mighty win · e ew · 0 p kis N~rt firemen, however. She said she'll submit the ty to act on the Harbor Db· of the Amuic.&n·Vletnameae le.ans weather bureau said n a tan -.. r• hurricane-force winds of 75 Federal, st.ate, county and release by the corps rat.er this Uiocked down the wont of bill through the mayor. trlct through the Dtstrlct Re· mi.salon oa08& Lang An pen-
m b or more would smash ctly rep res en at iv e swill month of findings in a year the inferno within lS minutes Earlim-, verbal tilting by organizatioa Act Of IJ55. The ln1u.J.a. Fifty-ooe Vlet Co a C tnfu the Gulf Cout ktween meet to dlscuss flnanclng of long sand tracer study. Bat NEW DEi.JU, lndla CAP)-and had tba Ore contained. some Santa Ana coundlmen M'lf law beeorw efJec:ttve were captunct in addtdla w
the Mbaiaalppi River mouth sand replacement for t he all agree that remedial action Indian and Pakb.tanl trOClp Minor ftret. however, COil· wbo IPPOM ~ Dlatrict Sept.. 17. those tWed.
and Galveston by aunriH to-eroded West Newport beach can't wait Ion& enough for fought heavy eap,_..ll nm.I to break out ln HY· opentlona coattnu.d at Tua· Mn. Boer, who wu uked He described allled c:aaael·
morrow or before. ln the office of Newport that project to get under way.• two new ftonta in north-era( unall and lnacceasil>le day .o.IO&'• cOUDdl mHtlq. (See FEE, Pqe !) tiea u "ll&ht."
A ~ advilorJ placed Bet. Beach City Jlanager .RMWIJ MeJy, the ume group will . sectlom of the restaurant and Heavy action ni nported
at latitude 216.8 a.Id lon&i· Hurlburt next week. meet with the county Harbor em and •outhern PaldiWl firemen had difficulty locat· today oo the t.htrd day fl the ~da 17 a about 18' mile• The meeting will probably Commission Tuesday after· today. India claJmed 75 Pa-ling and extlneuilhinl them. Coast Leaders Fear operation 345 mi.lea nartbuat (~ Bl.."'Thl Pait I) take place next T u e 1 d a y noon to dlscuJs financJn&, k.iatanl tanks -all Amertcanj In all, Lt took firemen three of Saigon. U.S. mari9et killed ------'----morninc. Hurlburt aald. Hurlburt said. made_ were destroyed in a hours to finish the flRUCbt· 17 Viet Cong and capturwct 21
Expected to be on band are Each of the four levels of )4.hour period. ing operations. in a fierce »minute fin.
William J. Herron, chief of government is expected to 81· I R at lndi Pak! ta . Fire tnvestlgaton c 0 u J d T1.delands Fund Loss ilcht. The spokesman aald
Horse Show the ftiver and Harbor Planning sume ., portion of the cost n . aw P • a 5 m give no caUM for the blue there were no Marine casual· section for the LoJ Angeles ·th th fed al · Id ' s~kesman c J 1 I r.l e d both today Most of the damaie ties.
division of the U.S. Arm Y ~e maJority ~x:aJ'~~~~ up ~ritvelsdiwereald 1!!,'>Pfped cold. was ~ootalned to the bar The Air Force said Amerf·
Arena Set Corps of Engineers, Jaclt J. ou n 1 8 ~ orces we~e area of the restaurant. By THOMAS FORTUNE and to support the bW in can jets struck an army bar·
Cole of the state Department advancing on both fronts, an Several flremen. lncludin& ot "" 0.111 "*' "'" prlnclpal but propoee amend· rack.J at Yea Khoal 30 miles
of Water Reaources, Orange the Sialkot 1 ect 0 r in the Battalfon Chief Milton J . Fearful of losses in Ude-menu. from Hanoi this ~moon -
• Cocmly Harbor Director Ken-PUC Ru ling north and in the Gadra ar~a Meehan who directed opera· lands revenues orange "The consensus was that It the second time the barracks For Farr neth s.ampson, city offlcl.als, ~ :th~~ p~~ s:·e I~ lions. suffered blis~ed feet Coast city and I county offi· would be rtdiculo~s to fight has ~en hJt. Pilot~ encoun~-
and aides. and smoke inhalation. None cials today have launched lhe legislation ln its entirety e!ed light .to moderate anti·
Hurlburt said he 'las been End Co l launched invasions Wednes -required hospitalization. studies of newly proposed because a lot oC il ii v-;ry log. aircraft fire but lost no
A new hone ahow arena advised by the Corp:; of En· s un y day. Bayside Inn formerly state laws that might funnel !cal an~. w~ knew It WU planes •. the spokesman aald.
with a seating capacity of 2, gineen thal "something ~n It was u tJ de r 1 l 0 0 c. the known aa the 'Beach B"Y funds away from local gov-comlng, sa.td Hurlburt. Amencan marines killed 66 ooo was assured today for the the order o( 120,000 cubic RaiJ Lin ~beat fi'htin1of w~ in th~ Restaaran~ ta owned by For· emments Assembly Speaker JesaQ of the Viet Cong tn a huge
Oranse County Fair in Costa yards of ~d w_!~1 bete 71uir· e near ~!e~= Pakls~n:y est Smith, who also own1 the A coordmated effort to pro-M. Unruh <D·Inglewood) ls cavern. Th~ Leather n e c k s
ed in the unmcwa u ure f Ku nd India' 't f Irvine Coast Country Club. tect present tidelands grants chalrman of lhe jolnt com-~med the c.ave Into a tomb
Meaa. . . to take care of needs .!or the SANTA ANA-Orange Coun· o ur a • c1 y o Smith purchased the Bay-and revenues wu launched mittff. with demolition charges.
The Office of Architecture next couple of years. ty commuters to Los Angeles Fre2epore in Punjab. side Inn about six months Wednesday when five coastal REPORTS DUE In. oth.er action yesle~a)'.. and CoDltrUcUon of tbe State Permanent preventative ac· · s ta .. t th · alk As the fightJng raged, Pre-Manne Jets collapsed a s1m1
Department 0( General Serv· lion is slated t-0 follow upon ~la an "lode go ell' w · mler Cho. u En-lat of Red Chi· ag1.1. city managers met with Or· Hurlburt said reports on 1 • •
-----------mg papers ay. na loosed another blast at an•e County Harbor Di.strict the dati d ar cave system with t~o tonll
i aned f bl.... on the A f s t 28 th•y•u "'·v e recornmen 00• ma e of bombs Vietnamese irregu-cea c or wo -"'" s o ep · • .. wa e India and aald Its .. massive Manager Kenneth Sampson ln would be preaented to the tars killed seven Vlet Cong in
project, to be opened in Los to lind other meana of trans· armed attack on Pakistan'' B Thi £ Newport Beach. various City Councils and the Kontwn Province and Amer-
An&elea Sepl 29. CoutruclJon LBJ s1· gns portation to the ~·I City, even could not have been carried ar e New tidelands legislation Board of Supervisors. lean paratroon.r·s repuls--' · ooo if Shank's Mare. out -.t•'--·t U S · t d m.v "'· '"•bmitted to the 1966 A mJtte f lty tt r~ C'4 cost ii estimated at '220, ·d The California Public UWJ. suppow;L · · conaen an ->J .,. 0
" • com e 0 c a or-seven small Viet Cong probes
Tbe Dtvilion o( P'alr1 ~n U b La ties Commission, by a 3-2 In a ,....._._ at a r·ecept.lon Strl• koc. Aga· s~lal ~ess1on or the Calif or-neys was charged with draw· near the mountain town of An aid th ct r an W l"""'..... ·'\JO Ill ma Leg1slatl.ll'e, It could f~· Ing up amendments, Hurlburt,Khe. Expoaitiona. 1 of de pr~~o vote, denied a petition for re-in t be North J{ ore an lnel off 85 per cent of city-said. The assault on Ba La g A would consilt emo n hearing on its earlier decision Embassy Chou stopt'"'d short unt tidelands income to A d. h 0 n and clearance of the exist· WASHINGTON (AP) -to pe.rmlt the railroad t-0 dfs. of aayini Red r,~; would Costa Meu's .bar . burglar co Y ccor mg to t e prelimin· penlruiula continued toda y
ing arena area and.cooatruc· President Johnson signed into continue Its early morning provide concrete uaistance struck for the third ti~e this the state on all future money· ary draft of the proposed leg· with marines blowing up
tion of a :mr:etely new law today legWation creating train linking San Diego and to Pakistan. But be reiterated week Wednesday. police re-making projects. islation. each local Jurisdiction caves and tunnels a1 they
hone show r · a new Department of Housing Loa Angele.a. firm support of the Pak.la· ported. RETAJN INCOME (Sff LANDS, Pace%) (See BOMB, Pa1e 2)
Not only will there be new and Urban Affairs and called The Orange County Com· t.anis. The latest victim was the Currently, cities and coun-
capaclty, but ulltinl bleach-It "a wise, just and progres· mut.ers Auociatlon had uked Offklals tn Wuhington and Honeybucket, 780 W. 19th St.. Uea retain all of their tide-1~---•-111e1ms::cc!::All!lt<lllmll!.li:Biii:a11JS3'Jilme'J:;::::ca
era aeatln1 300 will be relo-slve meuure for all Amert· a further hearing. The act London were concerned lest where the thief entered by lands income. 1"
c•ted and modified. ca." automatically stayed the or· Red China take a band in be· forcing the iron bars from However, Charles L. Bald· The Inside News The crandstand will be a Speaking before a large der, which bad been ached· half of Pakiatan by atartlng the windows. Misslnf was wln, consultant to the State
prefabricated steel oodand •<>t! group of mayors, memben uled to become effective new trouble on Ind1a's border. $234 50 from a small pot ln Jolnl Committee on Tide-
unJt with flxtd w iea of Congress and other out· Sept. 13. TheTe were tbeae other dip-the rear of the bar. lands. has pointed out in a '4l.amma.11Ulria~ll4.:..J1S11..-;~MD'l;,,c ..... .----~
and backs, sheltered by a cials In the White House Oow-Robert Hlmrod, Fulltrton, lomatic developJT\ents: The bur&lar also attempted letter to city and county at· lJ S
1pectally desllJled buJm~~a er garden, Johnson said the president of the commuter di, the Pakistan capital, on to pry open the cigarette ma· torneys that ''tidelands are • • Ct1t.s Mllltar,, Aid
type canopy of light ue u.A" legtalation ts the first step group, was out of the city on -U.N. Secretary • General chine and Juke box , police now held In trust for the state In effort to •Pffd cease fire, U. S. cuts military a.id
ed enamel. .,. Mil-toward organhlna our system vacation and not available for his mission to seek 1 cease-said. Before be 1 e ft, he by your jurisdiction." to warring Pakistan and India. Pa~ 3.
Commla&ioaer ~!~ :';., ... t· for a more rational re.ponse comment. fire. He said the situation helped blm1ell to a glass of Tidelands are all the water· chell, In di.Ilea.,.... .....-to the prualng chaDuse of Santa Fe had claimed It was serious. beer. front areas lapped by the ebb Beatllfl Pllfleaftt Start•
the peUUon, wrote: urban life." was losing $250,000 annually -Premier Amlr Abaaa Ho-Other vtcUma of bar bur· and now of the Pacific Ocean. A Julie Andrews-like Indiana lass wins talent part
"l am amazed at the ma· Johnton Mlayed announce-on Tralns No. 70 and 71, velda of Iran flew into Tur· laries tl\fa week have been In the case or oi1·rkh Long of opening night M.111 America pegeant. Pace +..
jorlty of the commisato~ in ment of his selection to bead which do not connect with key to consult with Turklah the Olden Tlrne1 Bar. 1125 Beach, the st.ate has already
the refusal to heed the Pe:; the new department which transcontinental trains In Los offlclala on Pakistan's appeal Vl.ctoria St., and the Baker moved in to assume 85 per Re~ord St.ud~••
ot U.S. Sens. Thomas h · will be the 11th Cabinet post. ~eles. (See DllJVES. Pace t) Inn. 76S Balter St. cent of the profits. A record number of students in college this (all
Kuchel and George Murp '¥• City managers at the meet· and gettin1 record amount of help. Paae u. members of the Callfornta · Ing were Harv~y Hurlburt,
Conpusional deleJldon, the Newport Beach: Doyle Miller, K.otdtu: Seeks No. ZJ
boards of 1Upervi10t'I of both "•zzed u n Mufflers Huntington Beach; J ames Loa Anplea and Orantl Coun-S::. Wbeaton, Laguna Beach ; Ken
ties tht Mayor of Loi ~· Carr, San Clemente: and
Dodger pitching whii makes sixth try tor his 22nd
victory tonight agafttst Chica10. See sport.a, pace 14.
:::.~~fie~': NB Cracks Down on Mo•~rcyc' _,.. John Williams, Seal Beach.-t~ .. INDEX OF INSmE FEATURES
irant a reh•arinl· •• Ml ~ GOT COPY California News ....... S
Commlal1oatt' WWiam M. Each had received a copy Comics · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · 20 Benne~ wbo Jolned Mlt.cMll of the proposed lrgislatlon Cla5'ltled · · · · .'. • · · · 21·28
1.n dluent. wrote : Newport Beach Police Chief clty 1treeta. wat.o!Md. Sectl-. 17190 and fortemrnt of then rules by and been provided with a re· Editorials .. · · • • • · · · 16
"Tbt commtaslon bu been B. Jam• Glavas t.c.d11y OT· The chief noted that recurd1 271.S of tbe Callloru1a Ve-police is directed toward vlo-sponse form lnqulrtn.& when Finance · · · · · · · · · · l2·l3
bealtttd by a Oood of tet.. dertd hi& officers to crack Indicate an lncreue ln tra1· hfclt Code forbid any cbaqe lnUons which record.a show to and lf they wished to appear National News · · · · · · · · 3..f
Obituaries . . . . . . • . . . • . . 3
Orange County .. • • . . . . &
Sootal Notta • . • .. • • . 17 · l 9
Sports .............. 14-15
filevlslon ............. 20
Theaters , . . . . • .. . . . . 10 "a.ma ,and tetten Uf'lblC n · down on motorcycUata wh\l fie deaths and~rlet lnvolv· lD a IDllfftw 111tem t b a t be th rim•,.., ol for a bearln1 before the Joint Th W th tption ot Train No. 11. It tJ are keakinl tratflc lawa or In& tbt two-w n. 1ervt1 to•amplify or Sncreue • P _, CuiHt ac~ committee, and what their re· e •• er "° upt mat:&er to hold, as operatint machl.Qea with ear· AddiUonaDy, GlavaJ said, the noise level. Olavaa notes. cldenu. action to such a bill would be. WE'VE GOT FOG ~G ~I N
doel \he majorl17, that the 1pllttin1 elbauat ayatema. tbtn hU been a blfbly ob-Enforcement wtlJ be 1bict, Rl.fld control la lO tht mo-The Orange Coast manaa· ' T 11 i'J.
public bu no netd or dellrt Glavea wamtd that hll of· Jectionablt l.ncrtut ta trlftlc ht adviMa. torcyellst'• beMftt, Glavaa era dtclded to conalder and
I• train No. 71 wba tta n-fleer• have been tnstructed nolae Jewlt. "'ObHrvance or drivlna aays. MotorcycM lnvolvemmt act upon the bill ln concert. Coastal fo: la beick utd we've 1ot lt. Dtatr1ct fore·
ttttlon haa been rtqut1ted" to PaJ cl01• atteUon ~ tbe Tampertnt w1th or modlt.Y· rvJu by all hlcbway UMra la ln accldenta neult la ~ Decisions were made to caster Emil Kurt.a a.ya the afternoon wtll be ialrly hazy,
by mcted omciala and tbt srowtni corpa of motoreycJt lq factory luta1Md muftlt.r th• onJ.7 aimttr to h!P••Y U:Qury In aimo.1 •"'Y cue, request tbe hetrlng at the but there wlll be little chan1• ln temperature aton1 the
publlc. entbualutl wbt are ridbil the syatemt will bt carttnlly 1ahty1 • the dlltf aaid. En· he aald. l&ttlt date poulble, Oct. 26. lmmediate coast.
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ThursdlY, Stptember 9, 196:5 DA1l V PILOT /News--P'rtu . 3
U.S. Cuts Military Aid
To Speed Peace Talks
Indian Embassy
Sacked by Mob
Evacuation
Of Citizens
Considered
W A S H INGTON (UPI) -
J A KA R T A, Indonesia andrlo coodemned what he The United States in a move
(UPI ) - A mob of 4,000 In-called I n d 1 a n aggression aimed at IJringing India and
donesians shouting support for agal~st Pa.ldJtan and ::net with Pakistan to the conference President Sukarno to discuss Pakistan today sacked the In-possible Indonesian aid to table, ·is halting all milltarJ
dlan Embassy and plastered Pakistan. aid shipments to the two WJI'•
the lndia'l library center with Members of the Yo u t h ring nations.
signs proclaiming the building Front staged a rally outside In addition, Secretary of
Indonesian property. their headquarters building to
HURRICANE POWER -Key Biscayne, swank
1Uburb of Miami, lies under several feet of water
aft.er hurricane Betsy cut a wide swath through
south Florida, pushing a siJ:·foot wall of water with
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it. Resident! were evacuat.ed early in the blow, then
were cut off from homes when a barge rammed
the cauaeway link to the mainland.
Shrieking members of the demon::trate sympathy f o r s R d State Dean Rusk indicated
official Indonesian Yo uth Pakistan, then split into two Ofile e yesterday that no new econo-
Front ripped down, trampled groups -one moving on the mk ald commltmenta would
and burned the Indian !lag, embassy and the other on A be undertaken in ell.her coun·
then raised an Indonesian the library center. c11·on . Oag ln its place. One embassy car, set afire try without consultation with
The mob stormed into the when the flag was burned, key congressmen.
embassy proper and destroy-was still In flames two hours E Rusk's statement came as
ed every window, book, dOCU• after the 8 a.m. attack be&an. xpected the State Department an• ment and piece of furniture in Two other cars were over-nounced "preparations are
sight. Police arrived alter the turned, their windo .. -a smash~ aloot" for possible evacuaUon
place lay in ruins. ed. WASHINGTON (AP) --at the discretion of the U.S.
Youths shouted such slo-The mob manhandled M. C. U.S. offlclala take seriously Am~ss~dor o~ the acene -
Official Asks Texw Coast Getting
No Increase Ready for Hurricane
garu as ''India Is Our Ene-Jurgan, the embauy informa-of American Cltiuna from the T -----From my," "Crush India," "K 111 Uon officer, durmg the at.-the poglbillty that Communist combat zones of La.bore &Dd ~ (Indian Prime Mlnlater Lal tack on the library and infor-China may intervene in the Eut Pa.k.i.stan.
Hurricane
Babadur) Shastri'' and "Go mation center. It ls next door lndla-Pakist&n war to the ex-Pa.kiatan informed the Unit.
Home India." to President Sukarno's gleam-tent of stirring up border ed Stats, as well a:a other
The attack came after In· ing wblte Merdeka (Freedom) trouble 00 India'• northeast countries, that It had adviaed
donesla Foreign M.in1lter Sub-Palace. frontier foreign natidnals viaitini the
S 1 d D · . country to leave becauae ot
HOUSTON (UPI) -Texu cuter Irvin A. Volbrecht at ca e 0Wll The Chmese purpose, It ts the emergency and in tht In Prices
coutal realdeMa, for whom Galveston gave the aienclea D cir d believed here, would be to "interest of the security of th
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -1981'1 hwrlcane Carla la atll1 detailed information Oil Bet· MIIAMl (UPI) -State and Dorothy an i !!e demonstrate support for Pak-state," the State Department
Gardner Ackley, chairman of a painful memory, began to-ay's movementa and size. local officials today tabulat-u ista.n and thus encourage that said. There are an eatimated
President Jolmaon'a COUD· day the early 1teps of hurri-At Texu C1ty, Mayor Em· ed the millions of dollar• it country to break it.a alliances 6,000 Americans in Pakistan.
ell of economic adviaen ap-cane precautions in case Bet-mett Lowry aaid preparations willH·~ take to clean up after Found Dead at 41 with the United States a n d weure.s .• s~edploto~~cy ~trhlnlODDeth•l .' sy mms a call. are being made to close the ~ucane Betsy and optlmla-• ... ...,
pealed today to U.S: buameaa-HOUJton civil defense and gap still left in the incom-tically predicted damage other Western powers and municipal limits of the P&Jda·
'men to bold the line on prices. the Hania Cocmcy defense plete Tex.u City seawall. The wasn't u blgh u first feared. move into the Red Chinese tani cities in wblch they art
He left UWe doubt that be and diJuter relief «luiza· seawall la being built to add Re1ldenUal areaa ln the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -1 orbit. stationed.
was thinking particularly of tion began to contact the peo-protection to the Tex.as City· Florida Keya appeared bard-The nearly nude Wdy of Ne· Pakistan is a member of President Johnson remaJn.
the nation's 1teelma.ke:rs. ple with whom they coordl· La Marque areas. est ~t by wind and water. gro actress Dorothy Dan-I the U.S.·b a ck e d Central ed in close touch with denl·
The ad.mhlhtr: tton ii anx· nate their work in a hurrl· The opening is to receive Utility companies flew in re-drid 41 dis ed i Treaty Organization alliance opmenl&. He was said to be
ious to prevent a general in· cane. later a permanent flood gate. pairmen from Georgia, Ala-ge, · was cover in the Middle East and the "very much disturbed ant
crease in 1~ prices, follow-Michel HA!boucy. director Red Corn disaster infor· bama and South Carolina to yesterday in her cluttered Soutbea.st Asta Treaty Organ-worried" about the situation
· ing laat week's contract aet-of Howton'• civil defense di maUon d l r ec t I) r HarriJ reestablish telephone and elec-Sunset Strip apartment. An 1 lzation. Pakistan's chief al-and "placing a great deal b!
tlement between tbe United rectory, said services and as-Kempner Jr. of Galveston trlc service in the Dade, Bro-autopsy failed to reveal the Ues, the United States and hope and trust" in the United
Steel Wl)rkers and the steel siJtance agencies are alerted said preparations were made ward and Monroe County cause of death of the sexy Britain, are, like the Soviet Nations' effort for a ceue-
industry. that they may have to go to today to see what shelters areas of south Florida. ,, .. Union, pursuing middl~f-fire. Speaking in general terms, work soon. would be ready in case of a Vernon Sikes, chief trouble-star or Carmen Jones and the·road policies in the India-Rusk's statement on U.S.
Ackley sald he relied on "the .In Galveston the civil de-strike by Betay. He wu Un-shooter for Gov. Haydon "Porgy and Bess." Pakistan conflict and concen-aid was read to the House dur·
good senae of American busl-fenae, Red C~as. weather ing up food and water sup-Burns, 1ald be hopes to get a The autopsy last. night "re-traUng their efforts on trying Ing the debate over Uu
nesses and their respect for bureau, and radio statlJO plien to atock the shelters if realistic estimate of the dam-vealed no conclusive results to get a cease-fire. administration's $3.28 bllliOD
the national interest" to avoid personnel met to look over and when a decision is made age by early thia afternoon. u ">the cause of death," the China already bu come out foreign aid approprlaUOJIS
price hikes inasmuch as la· the situation and prepare for to 'open them. "I feel the President will be co roner said. He added squarely on Paldstan's side bill.
bor and materlal coats a re the network that carried in-About eoo persons made asked to declare several coun-"there Is no indication of and its public declarations in I
basically stable. f'Ormation on 1 to r m s and ready to get out of Sabine ties a disaster area so they death from foul play or vlo-recent days have developed
fte reiterated the govern· helps with rescue and pre-Pus, which juts out into the can get federal d Is a ster Jenee." More tests were or-an increasingly tougher tone
ment's claim that the at.eel caution 1. Radio station gulf along .the Texa.s-Louisl-funds,'' be said. dered today. · toward lndia.
settlement was within t be KGBC planned to go from 18-ana border. Civil defense di-Martin County, which got Sheriff's de t e c t i v e Lt. l On Aug. 21 the Cb i n e s e Solon Warns
U.S. Not ~d.m~stration'1 wage "guide-hour to 24-bour pNgrammlng rector Percy Toups said a only the fringes of the storm. W. E. Barn":fd said Mt .s s .__.:,__ Reds Issued a long s.eries of
hnes and therefore not lar&e until the storm threat la over roadblock would be set up to estimated damage to public Dandridge aught have died tUI'• T..._...1 charges of border Vlolation.s
enough to justify blgher steel or Betsy has moved throup. keep out looters if the pau property at '30,000 and to pri-Crom & "coronary insufflcien-SINGER DEAD by Indian troops on the Cht-
prices. Weather Bureau cblef fore-la clured of resldenta. vate property at $65,000. cy" or a ' fat embolism" as Dorothy Dindrkl-ne~e frontier. Two days ago
Acltley'a appeal for p r 1 c e Homes and business in the the result of an apparent an-r China accus~ India of ag· j To A l AJ
.stability WU contained ln a southeast Florida area a kle injury auffered Tuesday. gresaion a g a.1 n St Pakistan , C one
speech prepared for delivery peared to ha h p-There was nothing to> indicate and declared. it wu strength-1
before the American StatlJti-L1·vm· g Beneath Sea atructural ~:;:~m ea~ Miss Dand.rldge's death was Police Fm· d ening its own China-I n d I a w A s H INGTON (UPI) -cai A&soclati.m. storm. a suicide. investigators said. border defenses. ~nate Democratic leader
Tb tate' Earl Mills pe.rsonal man-Wednesday the C b l n e s e Mike Mansfield urged toda1
0 B IT u A BI E s • k y d . lime e~ s av~do d ~ ager of. Mis; Dandridge for Bodies of released a note to the Indian that the United States avoid
Just Like Bae ar tally dea~ ~~ere a i 14 years, discovered her body gov.ernment ~g f o u r any go-it-alone act!~ in the
PEPPER Renee 6862 Terrier cultur official . . ty gr . on the bathroom floor after fndian boundary Vtolatlons in India-Pakistan conflict and
Dr Huntmgton 'Beach. Sur· ,__ et 1 s !'timilllmated the he forced b.ia way Into the J uly and five in August and rely instead on a "common " (AP Takin "I think an feelln ....,.. a near Y ... on for h 2 W Unking them to the ''aggres-course" W'Orked out by the vived by parents, Mr. and LA JOLLA ) -I we are I the avocados and flOO 000 for second story apartment w en Omen sion" against Pakistan U It d N ti Mrs Robert Pepper. Grave-a swi mat 250 feet below tb.e well, but tome of UJ are cet. the limea ' she failed to answer his ring. Th te aid th in · id ts ~~ M a t!ins.D t ald
. •Ide. service 2:30 p.m. Tbun., surface l)f the sea ls much ting cabin fever after 11 dayi · She wu clad in a blue night CHICAGO (UPI) _ The oc~3 .. :t a Jme c we:en ln a Seno:te s~~~O:.~ t.s.
Good , Shepherd Cemetery. llke strolling in his own back down here, and we .. are get· gown. bodies of two young women , the Indian government w a s involvement in V i e t n a m
Smiths Mortuary, dlrectora. yard, says one of the aqua-ting ready to go up, Sonnen-. Alth?ugb she ha.d career, both shot in the head :-nd carrying out armed suppres-''ahould underscore for us th•
ALMOND, Albert c., 85, 20e<l nauts in Sealab 2. burg aald. School Fire financial and marit~ tr"ub-with their eyes and mouths slon against the people of gap between the great desir·
National Ave., Costa Mesa. Lt. Robert E. SonnenbUJI, Nine of, the 10 aquanauts in !es m recent Y~,ars .. she w.as taped. were ~ound t ? d a Y Kashmir and unleashing and ability of peace and the slim
Survived by wife, Martha; the doctor on the aqu.aruaut the Navy a underwater llvinl ne ver happier. Mills .. said. tossed in a ditch beside a expanding its armed agres-possibilities of Its prompt rea•
I ODS David of Garden Grove team, gave thia impmaion experiment are scheduled to Off er Made He said she felt thing suburban cemetery. sion against Pakistan.'' toration cnce it has given
Gordon of Coata Mesa; daugb: ,,f undersea living Wednes· IW'face Sunday when they were looldng up" the pa st Police said the victims Such statements could be •way."
ters, Mrs. Fred Stahl of Po-day night .In a telephone in-will be replaced by another sev~ral months. were both in their 20's. The u~ed by the Chinese Commu-Warning that a ''Himalayan
mona, Mrs. Lester Coata of terview with the Asaoclated team. By Church Mills said the actress had women, both Negroes, were mst leadership to provide a catastrophe" Is certain unless
Cr Uin . 13 grandchildren. Press. Cmdr. S co tt Carpenter, returned to her fasblona b 1 e well-dressed and wore jewel-political base for milltary ac-the war over Kashmir is
13 es ea~· andcblldren. Serv: the astronaut turned aqua-a~artment Tuesday alter a ry. There was no immediate lion against India at any checked promptly, Mansfield
icest.r2 P ::-Sat Bell Broad· 0 BIT tJ AR IE S naut, plana to rtay down an-CHICAGO <UPn -The Ro-trip to Mexico. where she identification. time. U.S. officials, however, said:
way Mortu:.i;. Chapel. Inern· other 15 daya. man Catholic archdiocese or signed a ~ntract to make The bodies were discovered do not now foresee any large-"It woul<! be my hope that
ment Pacific View Memorial FRIEDL, Louise B .• 2619 or-SoMenbur1 1alu life in the Chlcaio has offered to pay S3 some ml)Vles there with Raul by a police officer from the scale Red Chinese attack on we would exercise a measure
Park Bell Broadway Mortu· ange ~ve., Costa Meaa. Sur-1.2x58-foot steel capsule w a a mlllJon to the f ill Fernandez and appeared at a village of Norridge who was India. of restraint In so far as pla·
·director vlved by husband George· not much dlHerent from aub-am es of cbll-night club in Oaxaca. passing by on a routine pa-What they consider possible Utudea on peace are concern·
M y, s. son George Jr .. 5 'grandcbll: marine duty and that the cl· dren who were tilled or lnjur-Trunk a, clothing, scrap-trol. Police roped oU the ls more limited Chinese mil-ed and, further. that we would
LANDIS, Thoma• H., ffT, 3S3 dre~· 6 gr~at·arandchUdrin · villan members of the teamed In the tragic Our Lldy of books. newspaper clippings area. ltary action consisting of a avoid a unilateral course in
Wake Forest Rd., Costa Meaa. slate~, Mn. Joteph Vf/Cae',: bad ~uated eaaily to the the Antell acbool fire aeven and musical arrangements The bodies were found in series of frontier incidents this stlua~ion.
Survived by daughter, Mn. Services 2 p.m. Fri .. Baltz ro~Une. years a,o, cluttered the apartment, but the suburb of River Grove, for the essentially diplomatic "No singl.e ou~lde 11&tion,
Hazel S. Espeslto of Glendale; Chapel Corona del Mar In The bJ.ueat thing for me NotJce f th ff there were no bottles, notes near Westlawn Cemetery, Jo-purpose of promo t Ing a this nation mcluc.~. ls likely
sisters Mrs. Fern Wiley of lieu of flowen friends ·who wu the orl'1Jlal occupancy," 0 e 0 er was or other articles to suggest cated between O'Hare Inter-breakdown in Pakistan's ties by statements or even unllat..
McFarlane, Mrs. Ji-;thel Sleith wiab may contribute to the be said. "There's no feeling malled yesterday to parents "anything other Ulan a na-national Alrport and the with the West and a conse-erally determined policies to
of Glendale Mn. Opal Brown Remembrance Fund Hoag of inaecurlty ben. We never or the 812 dead children and of tural death.'' homicide detec-western boundaries of Chi· quent increase In Pakistan's contribute very :.nuch to 1
of San Lo~s Obispo! Mn. Memorial Hospital. Biltz Mor· think about thal" 78 others 1erloualy injured in tlve Ward Hallinan said. cago. links with China. restoration of peace.
Mary Turner of Costa Mua; tuary directors. The prequre of Hven at-the 1958 fire. brother J1m Landla of nu.. ' mosphena in the Sealab aave
nots. o'raveaide aervtce 11:30 STRAND, Roy N. Survived S0Menburg'1 voice the hllh Archbishop J 0 h n Patrick
11..m. Mon., Ft. Roaec.rana Na· by wUe, Anita; brother, Lau-pitch quality of a speeded-up Cody said the money would
tJonal Cemetery, San Diego. rence; 1l1ter, Mrs. Huel Mc· phonograph record. havt to be borrowed from
omclant, Rev. . Bob Balley. earthy. Services 1 p.m. Fri.., He aaid the ear Infection banlts. , but parishes would not
Bell Broadway Mortuary, di· Peek Famll,y Colonial Funet· that hit nine ol the aquanaut.a be asted to contribute.
rectors. al Home. was responding to antibiotic AI•"-••.. clalm tr ... _
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FLOWERS lint lJb11lcal trouble report· tended to cover even those 30
TO ed since the men went down families who llJd tht7 want.
COMFORT ~e ~~at team of aquanaut. ed no Mttlemut THE baa 1pe11t much ol ita Ume All the medical bW1 Qf the
1etttn1 the Sealab ready for lJ\Jured have alruclJ been LIVING oceupancy and prepartn1 the paid, either by Catbollc char-
aurroundln& area for Hper· IUea or a •1:l9clal Oar Lady ol FROM im ta AJ\lell fl.and ot •1000. en . 1\ree aped.alb' appointed '°. 1 t• Judea. thenfwe. wm bav. to ~~ Pacific Vltw con.alder tM ~ln, tuffertni
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oelear Bea111 to Fight Tulllors?
BERKELEY (APl -A
Texas 1clenlist has rpeorted
he la experimenting w I t h
burns of nuclear particles
that ma7 be able to destroy
tumora In the human body
with aucb pinpoint accuracy
that h e a 11 h y body Ussue
would be unharmed.
Dr. Chalm Richman vf the
Graduatt Research Center of
tilt SouUnvest In Dallas, re·
ported h1I findings at a meet·
inlC 0( b&ololfata and pbyai·
m ts at tbt University of Cal·
lfomla at Btrk•ley Wednes·
day.
Dr. Rkhman aald uperl.
menta clurtn1 the past three
aummtn at the university'•
La'W1"tllCe Jladlatioo Labor•·
l1>ry have projected the par·
Ucle beams at bean sprouts
and mice.
The results In the bean
sprouts testa were favorable,
he reported, but the teats on
mice with tumol'I are still to
be evaluated.
The particles -1.:alled pl
mesons -are part of the
Jt'OUP scientists belleve prv-
vtde the glue effect that holds
a nucleus together.
A beam of pl mesan1-9ro--
duced Jn a cyclotron -can
pus through b o d y t.lssue
without causing any dama1e
as Iona 11 tbe beam ii at a
hlCb ener17 level. ,
The particles loae ener(Y
abruptly, and when they do
they destroy body Us.sue.
In this manner the parti-
cles could be beamed into
human Oesh at an ener1Y
calculated to begin the de-
structive reaction at a spe-
• clflc point -p..>ssibly a tu·
mor deep in a human body.
Dr. Richman cautioned his
experiments will not lead to
practical use of the pl meson
beam on humans for several
yeara .
Many ~rlments w l t h
the rtactll)ft of the meson and
with equipment capable of
p.roduclnc a pl muon beam
•~I enoutb and yet con·
trollable wU1 be requ.tr.d M-
fore the new DMCflcal tool
would be available. be aald. ~'LOT JIO.RTUAJlY
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De Gaulle
.In Threat
To N.4TO
Kaiser Steel
Benefits in
Price Hike
Full Agreement Near
On Immigration Bill
PARJS (UPI) -President1
Charles de Gaulle warned to-
day that France will end its
"subordlnation'' to Its NATOI
allies by 1969 at the latest.
He did not threaten to pull
1 France out of NA TO but he
appeared to mean he will de·
mand sweepini changes in
the N o r t b Atlantic Treaty
when It comes up for renewal
ln 1969.
De G a u 11 e spoke at a
crowded newa conference at
the Elysee Palace.
"Jn 1969 at the very lat.eat
we will end the subordination
which places our destinities
in the bands of forelgnen,"
he said.
But he added that France
believes a western alliance
for the defense of Europe will
be necessary for a long time
to come.
Earlier. De Gaulle said be I • ·
will announce within t w o .
months whether be plans to
run for a second seven-year
term in December. AMERICA'S LARGES T FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN
De Gaulle descrlbed the un·
declared war between India I
and Pakistan as a "deplor·
able con.1ict."
He added, ''but we know
that the United Nations ls
dealing with It and one can
only hope that these moves
wUI make it p o as l b 1 e to
achieve at least a ceaae·fire."
He admitted that would be
only a temporary aolutlon.
He said Fran~ would re·
sume its place ln tbe Euro-
pean C o m m on Market u
soon as an a g r t c u J t utal
agteement hu been adopted.
France bu virtually boycot·
ted all market m~tlngs alnce
June 30.
(UPIT ...... l
WINNERS -Taking laurels at the first night preliminary competitiOn in Miss
America pageant were Patricia Alice Puckett (left) Miss Mississippi, in bathing
suits, and Eileen Mary Smith, Miss Jnd iana, in the talent contest. She sang a
medley from "Sound of Music.''
De Gaulle sa.id France op-r::pe the,.~a:!e • Jed:h!i:1 Red~ Reject Julie Andrews Helps
were no federatora such as
Caesar. Otto. Charlemagne, La bin I
Napoleon and Hiller, tbe fed-unc g T le t Sho w. erauon would be directed by 1 a It 1V inner
an tJTeaponaJble country-less Invitation I ~r~~.fct'~rance wa.a not ex· AT LANT 1 C C~, N.J . white elas~ic one-pleci!r to win &net like a mutodon as it <UPI I -The openl.Dg night opening night round in the1
wu in the days of Louls XIV WASHINGTON (UPl)-The hurdle cleared. 50 contestants swam suit competition.
or Napoleon and that t.h1a is Soviet Un1on bas turned down ln the 1966 Mlu Am~rica pa-One-third of the 1966 ~Ope·l
why u cannot give up its an mvitation for Russian sci-' geant head tonight into the fuls for the golden chair ofl
own policies. Jt was then he tilt t tch lb 1 unchlnglsecond ~f three rounds of lal· reigning Miss A~erica Von~ tpoke of NATO en s 0 wa e a ent, swam suit and evening Van Dyke of Aruona partk1-
And h aid · F . till of the two-man Gemlnl 6 gown competition. paled ln evening gown com-
1 hopes fo; : "truer~~oi!an space mission this fall . ~.Talent honors In last night's petition last .night. The even·1 community." Thi& idea of a Shortly aft.er the Gemini :-, first round went to l~year-ang gown winners are never
Europe from the Atlantic to rugtrt of Gordon Cooper and old E.lleen Mary Smith, the publlcl>: announced. Person·
the UrAl• u one he launcbed Ol&rla Conrad Au 21_29 /vivac1ous. auburn·t res s e d allty winners also are keptl
Jn his World war JI memoirs g. · M1aa Indiana fron: lndi&na· secret to be l g h t en the and produced again at his Pre1ldent Johnson directed lpolls. She sang a medly of mystery around the idenUty
Feb. 4 news conference. James E. Webb, head of the,songs from "Sound of Mu1lc" of the new i~eal American
----------civilian space program to ma~e popular by her idol .1glrl untJi she 1s crowned . . ' Julie Andrews, who she re-about m\dnlght Saturday be·
mvite the Sovtet Academy oflsembles both ln appearance fore a nationwide television
M W • Sciences to send "a very hlgn and voice. audience. a y or IDS level representative" -l~ A curvaceous s 0 u th e r n Each of the 50 flrls com-
launchini at Cape Kennedy I belle from "Ole Miss." Pa· pet.es ln' one of the three cal·
expected in October '1tricia Alice Puckett, 20, of egorles each night. Seml-fin-Re-election M J K-1d b · 'd t r Columbus, Miss.. packed her als and finals are held Satur-
• • oi:a ys • pres• en o 35-23-as niure into a stunning day. I the Soviet academy, replied 1 ATLANTA (UPI) -Mayor politely that "at the present
Ivan Allen Jr .. a supporter of time our representaUve can·
the l~ dvU rl(hts b 111. not avail himseU of your in· Alcoholics Get Blan1e last ru~ht was swept back vitaUon." the White House
into office by a landslide in a said yesterday. non-partisan primary election. Allen gained hla second B u t Keldysh expressed j
four-year term by pUing up a gra~tude for the lnvHatlon,
better than 2·1 margtn over sayana: For Highway Fatalities
his major opponent, Milton M. I "Soviet scientists positively I
I Muggsy) Smith. T'nere will evaluate cooperation between SAN FnAN~ISCO <AP ) :-1have not pinned down thls 1
be no general election. our two countries in the study Blame . for ~ghway traffic theory, Dr. Julian A Waller I
Almost complete returns of cosmic space for purposes deaths mvolvan& d ~ u n k e.n told a Universlly of Calllor·
gave Allen 45,30'l votes to 18. of ils peaceful use However drivers v·as tentatively laJd . . I
871 for Smith. Reuben Taylo~ at the present ti~e our reP: Wednesday to habitual rather ma sym~tu~ lhai labora-
finlshed a distant third wlth resentallve cannot avail him· than social drinkers. tory tests Jndi cale as much.
1,778. 1df of your invitation." Although medical atudlea He said the vast majority o(
Expert Predicts
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traffic fatalities involving al·
coho! have higher than the .15
per cent alcohol content re·
garded by couru as sufficient
for convictil)n of drunk driv·
Ing.
"Jn fa ct, the avcraae in
many sludies is about .20 per
cent. a level at which moat
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Byl ''Inner space. the millions locean is above that level." social drinkers would literally
l!r70. an underwater research of cubic miles of salt water "Compared to the multibil-1 be • d ... expert s~ys, man will know that cover seven-tenths of the lion-dollar space effort, our .. un. er the table. he sald.
some regions of the now-mys-the earth's surface, holds funding is small -less than This ract has led several
terious ocean better than he riches which have teased ~ million. lrt the long run. or us to suspect that the ma-
knows many wilderness areas man 's lmaatnation ever since however, the project c o u Id jor portil)n of the tr.afOc. ac·
on the surface. he learned to swim. It fllso ~ccomplish more tor the na-cldent to!! where dnnking iJ
The forecast comes from a has 1reat military use a n d Uon and humanlty In defend-Involved may well be asso·
former submariner and eclen-may even be our medium o! Ing against underwater at· elated with alcoholism rath·
tist recently named to han· survival someday.'' tack. finding new food an d er than with social drtnting."
die the industrial end of a The in1tlal goals of DSSP rnlneral resources. and open· Dr. Waller said the alcobo-
flve · year Navy program are threefold: To learn how ing a haven from nuclear He's tolerance for drink orten
called DSSP -for Deep Sub-to rescue men from as far bomba rdment." allows him to manipulate a
mergence Systems Project. down as submarines can go Prime management con· car -allhougl\ po t> r 1 y -
• "The technology that has without being crushed: t(J sill· tract for DSSP went to an j "when the average drlllker
·enabled men to probe far Into vage ships , a.lrcraft and ob-aerospace nrm. Northrop would be so intoxicated that
' outer space ~lso has brought jects from space at depths Corp., which had to 3gree not he could not even stand "r re-I
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Appeal to Brown
LOS ANGELES (AP) -pre-dawn raid on their Los
Black Muslim leaders say Angeles mosque last Aug. 18.
they'll ask Gov. Brown to be· In . a~other aftermath to . the 1nc1denl, Los Angeles I gin criminal conspiracy pro-Councilman Billy G. Mills, a
ceedlngs against at least Negro. directed Police Chief
nine government agencies for William H. Parker to appear
alleged harassment of t h e before him and explain t h e
sect raid. The chief indicated Mill
· raid. The chief indicated Mills The demand was tss.ued on his prescence.
the heels of court dJsrrussal of Muslim minister John Sha·
felony char&es against 19 bazz issued the prosecution
Black Muslim members who demand at a news conference
were arrested by police in a Wednesday, where he _ a i d
conspiracy charges would be
sought against the state attor-
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Dent1is tlie Menace
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For Emhezzleinent
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -1 l11egaliy accepting fees for
Don . C. Silverthorne, fllrmer loans. entering false figures pres1d~nt of t!'e defunct San in bank records making false F'ranc1sco National Bank and ' frequent "high roller'' in Ne-stat~ments to the U.S. con-
vada's gambling casinos. wa s lroller of currency and em·
~ndicted by a federal grand bezzling funds.
IJ~Y yesterday on charges of William S. Bennett of Mill-
m1sapplylng $1.1 million llf brae, a business associate of
the bank's funds. Sllverthurne, also was named
The amiable and garrulous as a defendant in the indict-
61 year old businessman post· menu w b i c h included 79
ed $10,000 bond in U.S. Dis-counts.
trict court, described the ln· The San Francisco National
d1ctment as a "g r e a t sur-Bank, founded by Silver·
[
prise" and predicted that a thorne in 1962, wa s closed by
trial would "bring a Jot of Controller of the Currency
things out into the open." James J. Saxon lln Jan. 22,
"Head~ will fall, and you'll 1965. It was the :argest bank
be surprised at some of the closure -with $38 million in
heads," the portly ex-banker deposits -since 1935.
told newsmen. During the Senate investi-
Silverthome, target or a gation, Saxon charged that
Senate Rackets Committee in -the bank was •·so murked
vestigation last March, was down in rot and co rruptiun
accused in the indictment l)f there was just no hope."
:( ment. juvenile courts, city at-inv ,... ,.,,. _
torney's office and the county,-------------------
chaplain's offlce.
Shabazz said the state at· A • 0 kJ d
torney genera1·s omce wa s SSeSSOr ID a an
the main target becaus1 or
the recent "Lynch Report," I
regarding the growth of pri· c ht • T c
vale armies._ . I auo Ill ax ase
Shabazz sa.1d the raid on 1 ~
the mosque was a deliberate plan to get inside the temple. OAKLAND I AP I -Th e•me~ts Wednesday n I g ht
He accused the police of wan-1 Alameda County G r a n d ~ga~st ~ed persons in
---------ton destruction. 'Jury returned four indict· its mvesugation of the prop-
"The report that shots orig· erty tax scandal. I
GOP H f linated Crom the temple was Dist. Atty. J . Frank Coak· ope W discredited at Tuesday's he ar-ley said that the indictmentsl
ing as a smokescreen to allow Judge Told included 15 criminal counts.
• police to make a permissive James C. Toole, a C<ro Disavows AlJ entry to seiz.e our records," Valley tax consultant alleged-
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Shabau said. Ce • ly paid employea in assessor
Police Chief Parker said reIDOIDeS offices in various California
B;•ch Help later that be interpreted the! counties te _get lowe~ assess-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
..._ court's statements to m ea n ,l -·e JIJegaJ ments on his c!Jents proper-;:;;.
''that there was no illegal f\..l ties. I SACRAMENTO I AP) -search " "Sooner or .at.er he will be
The first announced h"peful "As far as Shabazz is con· DINUBA (AP 1 _ A r e-indicted," Coakley said about f~r ~ Republican nomina-cerned," Parker continued. "l tired Dinuba judge has been I Tooke .. tion m 1966 for attorney gen-don't want to get rnto ex-I . Superior Court Judge Mon-
era! says he wants no part of changes with rum." I told that l3 wed~gs _he per-~ Friedman ordered l h ~
support by John Birch Svciety Parker said that a written formed since his retirement mdlctments kept secret until
members . or followers. report on the raid requested I may be illegal. those named could be arrest·
Spencer Williams, 43-year-by Councilman Mills was be-R. P. Lucas, who retired in ed.
old c0W1ty counsel of Santa Ing prepared for him When January as a judge of t h e San Francisco County As-
Clara County, made his for· newsmen asked the chief if . . sessor Russell Wolden was fn.
mal announcement Wednes-be would appear as Mills re-~muba Justice Court. _con· dieted on 10 cri~ counts
day l.n four cities that be will quested-at the councilman's tinued to perform weddings, last Tuesday. He u scheduled
try for the GOP nomination 1n office at 1 :~ p.m. Sept. 20 _ uswning that it was legal. to appe~ in court Friday to
the June primary. be replied: County Counsel Calvin Bald· enter hi.a plea.
Williams sa_id in Sacramen-"I suggest he IMillsl read win informed him, how-He w~s charged with taking
to that he disagrees w l th the City Charter and :ind out ever, that Indications were five bribes from Tooke, four
Birch founder Robert Welch what his powers and limita· the-weddings were illegal obtrihbeer codunls of accefpUng
"and 1 would not accept run. ti " . • s an O™-count o con-r ons are. since he was no longer a lr po~ from ~yon.e who aut>-City Atty. Roger Arne-judge. sp acy.
scribes to ha philosophy and bergh said the city chart.er Baldwin told Lucas his opln·l.==========-
methods." empowen the council as a Ion was based on court dect-BOTH AP, UPI
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enter into current Reput>-managers -includlnf t b e stop performing weddings. ot th• few community ntws-
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criticize Atty. Gn. Tbomlls an Individual councilman does notifying the 13 couples. country to have the combin·
Lynch, appointed by Gov. not have the power to order a "I have found all but three ed aervtces ot both Auod-
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··U.S. Quiet
On Gas
Incident
W ASKING TON (AP) -The
Defense Department ls stand·
ing aloof from the latest In·
cident tnvoMng use of non·
lethal gu In Vletnam unW
an Investigation ordered by I
the American high command1
1 there Is completed.
It ii probable that whatevrr
Gen. WUllam C. Westmore·
land's command decides "''II
be accepted by the Pentagon.,•
A U. S. military spokesman
in Vietnam announced that on t
Sunday a Marine Ullil had
used tear gas to drive peo·
pie out of tUMels and cav·
ern1 suspected as hiding
places for Viet Cong.
A battalion commander.
11ald the spokesman. had de·
c1ded the tear gas "as the
most harmless method of
d~armg the hidlflg places
~thout causlng mjury to
~n and children in those
P,ltu1. ~e said the unit com.1
Thund1Y. Sf9t.embtr 9. 1%5
IUP'I Ttlt .... t l
LBJ Finds
2 Pakistani,
F ore.ign A id C"lears
House; GOP Loses
Indian Pals w As H INGTON (UPl l -1by voice vote. would also deny
A $3.28 billion appropriations aid to nations shlpplng non-
W ASH INGTON <UPI) -bill for the fore.ign aid pro-strategic items to North Viel·
President Johnson has found gram headed for the Sena .. el pea~e between Pakistani.I ~d today carrying a ban on u.s.
1
nam.
Indiana -rl(ht on the side-assistance to nations ahlpplng ;:====================
walk in front of tbe W h l t e strategic goods to Communist
House. North Vietnam.
During one "' two st.rolll The House laat night ap-
outslde the executive man· proved the money bill on a
slon yesterday, the President 239 to 143 vote after shouting
bumped Into three students -down Republican efforts to
two from Pakistan and one deny further U.S. aid to India
frt>m India. They . told him and Pakistan.
th?.Y. were close friends. Al approved by the House, 1
I m. sure .. glad you boys the measure provides all but
are friends, Johnson t o I d JTS million President John-
tbem. son uked for another year of
The President spotted the foreign aid. The total lnclud-
lhree young men p e e r I n I ed $2.l bUllon for economic
t h r o u g h th~ White House aid and •u bllllon for mlli-1 fence dur~r his second walk tary aid to a score of foreign
which had included chats with nations.
several by~tanders. . Shortly after the House act-
Johnson mtroduced himself ed President Johnson said the
to l"'.o brothers from Karachi, s~dy actitn "reflecu a wel-Mlr~ Dau~ Ahmed. 19. and come and a healthy under-M1n~ Yamtn Ah.med, 20. a.nd standing between the execu·
lo Vmod Mehta, 24. f r om live and legislative branches
Bombay,. India. All three al· on this important program al
tend Indiana Tech at Fort a critical moment ln hit·
Wayn.e. Ind., where th~y study tory." He praised their work
t'hem1cal and mechanical en· in a White House statement.
gineerln1;. It was the President's sup-
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:~der may not have been
;at.we ot a directive regulat· LBJ ANO FRIENDS -President Johnson walks
uae or tear gas. 1 with three students, two from Pakistan and one from
aruwer to questions. al lnd1a who he learned are good friends despite thetr
ae spokesman here said rountries' dispute He gave a personal tour of the
'tiday that the policy concern· -
White House lo Vinod Mehta. India: Ahmed Yamin
Mtru. and Ahmed Daud ~hm both of Karachi.
Pakistan.
Jvhnso n invited the three porters who won approval or
students lo come into the the amendment which would
White House with him. De-cut off U.S. ald to countries
hghtedly they trooped down shipping goods to Hanoi.
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3421 NlWPORT aLVO.
P hOM 173·HN
urc the use of tear gas and
other non-letha.1 gues was 1et
by Westmoreland, not thr
Pentagon. Westmoreland's
order. the spokesman said.
directed that only be could au·
thorlze the use of nontoxit'
gas. and specified that this au·
thorlty wu not to be delaga-
I rael Find~ · Parutrt)()per Divisions
Spy Guilt~· 1 Getti110' Streamlined
JERl'SALEM lsra<'I t l "PJI 1 t"
led to others in the American -Mord<'t'ai Luk. "hose dis· W:\SH l~GO~ 1 AP \ -T~ what the Anny calls ··~al·
command and personnel. 1 t'overy bound and gagged m a Army has strtamhnf'd its n•o er st:ntegk mobilit)'. •·
The quesUon now appears trunk aboard a Cairo-bound parartooper dhi.sions and tt-Stripped awa• from u · ~ to be whether the Marine bat-• . ,, · " talion commander. perhaps atrlint>r m Rome la•. \o-crar~ t'lrm to !!:ht c'"1t'. ' en 1·:..,n \l 3.$ a ba~a.IJoa of ~-
newly arrived in Vietnam. bad \'ember cau:.f'd an mterna· in u id rdt'' eh~red a:~a..· ·'"' ~ e i f·rrort:Itd SIO-rrullimett:
been informed of the pohcy. llonal i.rn~auon. \\a( found ,1,thr~t . .\ •. a rat~r t.':a.n s:-.:ns a ba:tel"'· cl four Lm.:r
and. ll so, whether the t'Om· ~1lty toda,· Cl( (r~ 1 c ror JC~ n~: a «,.,-ist:ca'f"I'.! , ~. J,•h.'l rockets ·and all bea'~
mand would take any action E~' pt . --------·---The !hret>·man .lrrusaltm ""' "' ~ .. -,:'It' "'i~-:.-re::: not capable of ~-
d1str1ct court found Luk guilt' 'T'r acL .. ,n 1.a::"t' a!~r. \:r.~ t::i.: 1.".l-:-.f'd U1 ~ .4.11 fortt s
or all cha.ri.:es aeamst tum l'\;"':-:s ~\1t''1"N !!'>~ ~·t ~ Cl~ ::a.~Nr:t pl&OH
f Legal soul"t'es said the 31· i"r It:" j .\l!borM and l~l:.1 Ea.:'1 dnUlOD •as cut by vear-old Moroccan-born l~ra· · · : '\l ~er. r a r 1 ::i ~ tMi: Even Turtles
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to a manna here dunn~ the Ni d1plomat1c·:-rall at R~:ne ~· -<·!~~ ,.~ 1~-ic ~~-.:t a;:i..::.....-.:.:=~ r ·
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CA LIFORNIA
Hrrbm H()()'Wr, .tdlYe throughout hi> U r in r ¥.
m.anitui.u\ uusa, once H Jd. ''TM Hsa\Cr of our
~lf-govrmmmt lies in thr w lf-gowmmm! oul·
sidr politic.ii gonmmrnt. Tht f.1bric c-F Amrnc•"
lifr 1s wovm .a.round our trns of thousmds c-1
voluntuy .tSSOCl.llJOOS ••• •nd chu1t.1blr UUUIU·
lions.. If thtM: volwi tuy .icliv1t1f'S v.·t rc to \'t
absorbed by gonmmmt •gw c1rs. thu crrihuti=
would be O"lcr. Socnrthmg neither lrtt nor nol-!r
1V<'U.id l•M it5 pl•CT.#
'-•.m .. .ir;y, John W. . J Cudncr, now -j' ~KT!'IUY of thr
r ~ · ~'. Drp.tr1rMnt of r ,-_ z-t:J H"•hh. Educ.1hc-n
--: \\)·: .ind \l\'dfnr. st.1trd
... _ "'h1lc he wu 51111
l~,~.·i' Ir , --I ' prrs1drnt of tht ~"\. 1 C•mrgir Corpor.1lJon
in 190-4 " ••• witliout
loun<Utions, supporting p-r1v.1h• initi.1tiw in good
wNli:s, tht gcwrmmrnl '00" woold t'mrri:t •~ tn r
~1nglc for« in the hrld and elim1n.1tr thr p\ira'1ty
<>l vitws upc-n "h ch our frrtdom j, l-uilt ·•
It is ... 11hin this C'l•ntMI lh•t Thr J "1T\e< 1 n"ln!'
found.1tion w.a' founded in 10-:7 by the <.('ConJ
I •IMS lrvinr, who .11lottd to 1l " m.i1ority of tht
~tock of the lrvme Company, wh1Ch owns and
cpu;atrs thr L'8,2~0-•crr lrv1ne R.inch in Orange
County. The found•tion now ~ves ~.7% of
the dividends p•1d by the comp•ny.
A group of 11 prominent busint~~ and civic lt'•d-
f'r~ g<'\t'rn tht Found•tion .a.,) the Board of Trust·
tt,. Thr ll' policy is lo ubUu the foundati0n's
income for tht' public ~ood in C.1lifom11 by d1•tn-
bvbons to ch.anbft which do ttot ftttt~ n1bstan-
ti1 I support from u x.bon.
Gr.ant. by the found•!1on, which h•'f'l' tot.lltd
nurly C.b m1llton .,1nce 'T04S, haw been madt for
medic.al .and <ntnt1hc rt',urch. scholu ship,, hos-
p1t.&I &nd coll~r building funds, medic.ii cur for
the ntf'Jy, rommumty cultur~ pursuits, youth
we.If arc progrU\J ind other worthy auses.
f or the Ssu\ ~.u ending Much :Jl, 1965, a total
of S77M~ was distributed to charltable and tdu-
ntional nu5rs in the st.air of C.lifomia. Thirty
benrfki•rit' il'I Orange CC"unty inCluded tht'e
m•jor rrcip;ents: Orange Empirf' CounCll of tht
Boy Scouts of Amtrk1; S.a.nta Ana Community
Ke»pital: the Ho1~ Mnnoml Hospiul, Newport
a.da; CNpm•n ColJeSf; Pa.trona of tM Fine
A.111. Newport 6tAh; LtgunA eon..uty Play·
en. Or.a.ngr County Soorty fo: Cr.?Pled OUd.~
and Adults; Good ... ·1!1 lndustries of On.c1e
COU1'1ty; Y W .C.A., Sant.I An.t; and dw Or~
County f tdeu hon of C orunuru "')' Chests.
As thr ordrr}y dt"Yrlopm'fll of U-e INiM R.md-
propertir.s proettds undn its m.uta plm • au.."t
well-rounded .and ~-fl!Jtiomt ""' co-n-rihM,
1t l.S proO•blr that this Wncul contributiaa to
., he growing nttds of Cahfomia will be illaa5ed..
Comprising approuovtdy io pu ant ol ttw l.md
uu of Ormge County, tlw lrruw llmdt b. 1
scbstm tia.l ma~ on tllr enbft coanty. Funds
"'hich will be eq>mdtd on dcttlopawat of tile
I.and alone, will bring mmcl:ttds of millicas.oE do~
lus 11110 the Crute County «CCIOUIY owr tN
yrus. Its luge .igriculturup1odwctioa prOTida •
d1vrrsi.6rd income base. l1s art:fvt doaopmtJ•'
p<'llicy assures all On.ngt Cointy ptupat7 o.men
of st.tble pt'O~ty nluH. And.~ m.a;ority of i11
profits ue turned owr to tM foa11d.tion for flir·
thrring the public good.
Th' bright prospects for the futan &rr, of coarW!,
rrtd1cAtrd on the ordnly imp)enmbtion of t1't
muter plM\, which hu bttn •pprow<i by the
Or~e County Board of~ u an.not
be successfully mn.sanm..,ttd without a)w cooptt·
•lion of coartty and.city off1cWs.
The most important aped
of this ooopaatioa ia
found in the applOKh ol
responsible o£flciali to the
problem of !Air and e.qult.ible
property t•~•tion. Exces~ive
ta~1ng of undew.loped
propnty with emphASis 1l'pCIC\
its protpedive value -nthtt
thin on C1Dl'ftlt ~ ~d
rehrm-wouldmu' 1t
•~trrmtly difficult, if not
impos.siblt, to cury out th~ master plan. Jn f1(t,
it is amcei'V•ble th.ti excrssive t.lxahon might
m ult in ~ foued liqaicUtion of luge stcton of
\U\dewloped Lmd and their lattr haphaurd l!X•
ploitatkm. Nte9sariJy, the result would be the
deptts*loa of land values throaghout the county.
A rmo t 2-'J'•.it m11•tr11ttil rrport, t"iiri"t fllrlhn-
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Proposed
Forestry Projects
For Unemployed?
Fight Predicted Nightly, Crusade Popular
By Republicans ANAHEIM -More than 3,· pressed aatonlahment at the . ooo persona have been gather· turnout deapite threat of rain
County OKs
F. 1 E~gines
WASHINGTON (UPJ)-sen. ing nightly in the Pearson Monday. SAN
Thruston B Morton R-Ky park Amphitheater to ~ar A J00..1 v~ice chorus of young (ire e . ' . . 1. t J h A'll Ch-'" peop e directed by Bill Fox ..,~ believes Republican& wW bavelevange 15 0 n en AJA, I h d lghtl t 7·30 ' •" '
to t jo fight j t t lin bis Christ for Today cam· 1 ear n Y a · • Board moun a ma r ua o aign. to repl
win ~adiUonal galna In con-IP The Orange County area , ment u
gress1onal seats during the Churches of Christ are spon· Plan Collapses Uons.
ANA -Seven new
· nes, coating about
were ordered by the
Supervisors Tuesday
e 20-year-<>ld equip·
in county fire ata·
Bv TONY l'AYTOS Ot 1111 OallY l'tl.t Jtoff
1966 off-year electlona. soring the visit of Chalk, des-Count
ready are c~rrylng out some The former GOP nationai,cribed by Dr. J . P. Sanders, ATHENS Greece (AP) _ Oaterm
or these projects. chairman said yesterday the dean of Pepperdine College. • would r
SANTA ANA _ A proposal There js a consensus Democrat& have launched the!~s '.'.challenging and inspir· A plan to solve Gr~e·s pollti· military cks beyond t ~ e i-----------
to take 100 unemployed men ~mong fore stry re~resenta· most expensive campaign he tng. caJ cri&lll by holding elections point of economical repair, DEAR EDNA:
off Orange County streets t1ves from O~ange, Riverside .. has seen In an effort to retain! L. D. Webb, mlnist~r of under an interim rightist gov-and sup two new stations I aold the baby bed for $15
and put them to work on San Bern~rdmo and San Dt· congressional seat.I won last Central Church or Christ .In er:nment has cvllapsed and to be o ed at University with a DAD..Y PILOT want
forestry projects is getting a ego counties that loca.1 une~-year in President JohnJon's Anaheim and general chatr· King Cons~tine now may of Calif la, Ir\dne, and in ad. Now suea what? Pattie
wait-and-see reception from ployed s~ould. have first pn· landslide victory. 1 man of the campaign, ex· seek a coalition. North n. the Board of Supervisors. ority on JObs m each county,1-------------------------------------1-------_::==========-=-· For tl1e
Recorcl
Initial reaction of the board Osterman told the board.
came despite the fact the Unemployed from Watts--
federal government w o u I d or any other high unemploy-
pick up the tab. ment ar~a -would not be brought 10to the county un·
County Forest IUnger El-less local labor was unavail·
mer F. Osterman. who sug-able. In these circumstances,
-==--•a:U:i411-.c;; gested the unemployment it is unlikely there would be • ..,,.1 progra!l' to the board Tue~-unemployed projects.
.. ~ • day. wtll at~e~d a meeting in Since no boarding camps
Jr• ee .. ings Pasadena F nday to req_uest woutd be established. Oster-I
THuasoAY funds, for at least 20 eight-man a~reed thE' pay scale
"""'•n••"" geo<~ lion• CM" ,, ... ,.1011 man crews ror forestry work probably would have to be
&H<ft 1..... Hun111>111ot1 ee•tr•. •:lO tn Orange County. above the minimum wage o.m. I
South '°"' Yo.it1• ._,b11cano. N-"IPROJECTS and high enough for the em· Harbor Yac?ll Club. ~ !leach, J ·
7::l0 p.m. But he won't have a list of p oye to support himself and
#-OMk Locio-. IDOi' Hall, W"Jmlnrter . . family •••. w•1m1ns111, 1,30 p.m. projects on whirh these un-· . . .AmetlQn Loolon ....,,,111ary, Memorla1 employed ran be put to work He conceded tf the wage is
a .. c11. uo o.m, That's something he .isked e 00 1 · 1 mt raw Hall, "h end M09nol••· Hunll11111on · 1 fix d t h 'gh 't ·ght d
~~C::'«.8'::n.,.,1,""~":om~~';.'ir~::. the supervisors to select from the farm labor pool.
Lanet. m12 B•Kll 8••o .• Hunllneton The state Division of For-'DEADLINE
lleadl. 7;>0 p,m. rt..., b d ... r . eotlt Mew Grano• .Auoc1e11ot1. Gr•ne• e .... :1 ase •~ program on a Osterman said the Division Hall, 114A nurlll ..... . , .. ,. Mo ... ' study by a presidential task I or Forestry has until Wed-
1.:IO p.m. r th 1 M•-•< Gotdtn H.,1>0, wMta shr1,,. "· orce on e unemp oyment nesday to report to the pres-
M•-•< TtmP1•· 1401 1~1ft 51·• '"' .. 'situation in the Southland. idential task force how d pOrt a.ach. , o.m. I . r· 11 . an New-1 Harbor E111.a c1ub. Ett.o Lodo~. spec1 1ca Y m Wa tts. where any federal funds will ,;::: i.!.~~.0;,.N•::,:'~ e;;,';f'·: •• ~:;,..1 This task force suggested:be expended.
L009•· 2m lff•oort 11vd. c .. 1a1the state present a five-year He's hoping for a reply
,,.. .. , • o.m.,.,04v program of forestry projects lfrom the supervisors before 1
''"'" .,..,., .• etuo. N-1 Harborlto which unemployE'd could that deadline ";~:' ~.'"~a,"'~:C::,, ·~~~· v\:,. ":;: be assigned . -----· ------
nn• li~\ltUf'•ttt, 11).1;5 8•ysidrt OtlY~ N•wpert 8Hc?I, n 10 p.m NAMED
11unt1"i1ton a .. ch lto!•rv Ctvl>. St1cr1IO'I Boch Inn. Hun11n11a11 8..c!I. n· 10 Deputy State F o r e s t e r Mars Topic
At Meeting
,.,.:,'."~,·\ Lion• ciuo o1 Ne•Port Ktffl""· Mike Schori was named to ~1u11 ~n•rt 1ttt11ur1nt, 12'1 w. ,.,.., represent the state on the ><•ohw••· Nowport 8MCn. " u Pm. project committee and told
to submit a list of projects 1
Fire Calls from supervisory boards. I
I "Give us more informa· BL'ENA PARK -Chernl·
Ntw-1 ... ,ft lion." stalled the 0 r a n g e cal approaches to lire detec-
L!. ?!o~• m ,.;:..,114•0.Y. -c11ur •Id. 711 County board. tion on Mars will be related
' 11 1.m. Wed-•Y· fir• lnvttll,. St t F t . rr· . l h 0 11 °' o.m. w.c1 .... c1ev. arv,,. 11re. 1n a e ores ry o 1c1a s 1 to t e range County Sec· "'l{')Jc1tp.~v•.wednn<1•v. -c11c.1 1111.1have suggested that suitablE' lion. American Chemical So-
~f." L~ ~;0·~~L8.,.,1•"••d proj~h could include con· ciety, at its dinner meeting
.ic1nH,,~~C:,~:t":e. fl•• "'"'"-struct1on of f~el-breaks. fire·•Thursday at Coda's Restau-
' 00 o.m. W~r, 11tctrkll arc.-breaks, roadside hazard re· rant Jn9. lOlh Slrwl end W "811bo1 8oult•~rd. • . . ·
11 1 "° •.0m. T-..Y. eo"rvctvr' fir•. duct10n, fire safety islands. Dr Gerald A Soffen sen· dvt10t )rlVt end E. •1f .,.,..,,_,.,, • • • ' llO.ooo M<N"c••• -· watetr andd cJStetain1:11 hdeuvelop-ior scientist exobiology at
1 at om. Wednudn, .,.,. 1111, noo men an moun e ports. the Caltech Jet Propulsion
11ortior e1vo 1 C t · iJ k 1 Hun11...,_ ... "' .oun Y Ja wor gangs a · Laboratory, will discuaa his
t · M 1,1'1' Wt<1r>e•d1Y, lift \1Wes11t• · · • • '''>"· to Hunt1"1l•on "" tnvesttgations into a Mars
S '5 p m W•dnHd••· ,rou llro, '""" • f lif d •--ti "'•" ortv. """ 8v,no•d s''"'· microscope or e ele\; on,
Divorces
Dlnrut "t.4 V-$ 11$ Antt>ony J. -aollno.
Ci'•ll•r I!. vs. EloulM M. H~
FrtflCft W. \IS Adolfo '" -Id. Clorollly VI. Wllllom 0 . btllNn.
R-vs .• .,.,..rd H. Oovblsll. Jane C. va. H~ Fradl:er.
8trl><tro M. YI. ~ J. Tolmon.
l!ul•I .. ~ vL Garv E •.. n'°"'
St.it• M. vs. Herry 0. IHll.
W•l1da l. YL Orvil l. Comp!Oll.
Nona M. vo. Ti.-. E. gatw.
Edna M. YI. RusMll G. 8ln111.
Klw•-• n . ltoblrt I'. R-.
.AIPl\a YL Georvt w. Sdlwelll:t<
IC•llor va. Merv E. -.1s. Gordon J • ..._ llrtnde M. K-.
Mary L VI. Gereld Brodt.
R<><tmerv v1. 1111r1.., o. Atex-r, N~ncv l. lrL O. Jock Tllomu. J•nice A. VL AquHle J. Slmma.
D•nn" V. w. ~ L Cal'WI. V1e1orle s. vs. Jimmie L •lo•L •. • ,.n v•. RI'/ llNuctl"'ll.
l • D<lt>"' l. vs. B.nfomln F'. Lowrtr>ct,
lntwtec""" O.C,_ r. 10111 M, v•. Edl#ol"lf M. Kullos. C•• o "'· JMll St-. Pon•• 8. va. E<twln M. l'ltlott. J<•O•l~n E. ~ Rnmond H. Koll
Com•Ctndl M. vs. Romona E. kll. Eunlco c. VI. DtllU H. c1 ........
"'"'' o.cr-CI••• M. VL Wlllltm H. ll•m"· Jlldltll A. vL Rollln W. Cit-
Last Channel
Link Done
Britis h Stars development of upper atmos-
phere aampling, sampling of
bivlogy on Mars surface, and
Become Pare nts \deve.topment ~t expe.riment1 for auto-analysis for b1osatel-1
NEW YORK (AP) -British 'lites. stars Joan Collin~ and An-1::
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Laug hlin Waters Enters Race
Well. Laughlin E. Waters don't think that's any sort
took the political plunge as for me."
he said he would but he left Both Waters and Kuchel
a (l)t ot questions unan-supported Gov. N e 1 so n
Rockefeller of New York in swered as how he hopes to his bid for the Republican
be nominated by the Re-presidential nomination last
publican Party for Gover-year.
nor of California. Los Angeles-born Waters,
experienced policemen of
the Loa Angeles police de·
partment will be retiring
and will not stay on be·
cause the Brown adminl·
Brown's statement would
eventually .incit e ri~."
said Shell.
stratloo has tacked their Dance Sla ted
hides up on a wall to be
shot at." said Shell. I Veterans of Foreign Wars
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MAltK DAVIDSON TlttO IN LDUNOI
1817 Weatcllff Drive at Dover, Newport lauoh
"There are lhos~ who .><:· former chairman of the Re·
cupy high positions in our publican State Central Com-
state government. 'h'ho for mittee, obtained his A.B.
private advantage or par-degree at UCLA In lDJ?.
tisan galn. use these posi· ' his law degree at USC in
tions u 111 opportunity to ~946. He served four terms
exploit people they should m the State Auembly. and
serve." aa.ld Wat.en in a was U.S. Att?"Dey for South-
formal announcement of his em Callfornta from 1953 to
The former Assembly-'Post 8954 Is sponsorlng ~ man recalled that Brown champagne polka dance at1
had claimed last year that its home, 6410 Homewood •ME R ICA'S
approval ~r Prop. 14. the Street. Buena Park, Crom 9
Fair Housa.ng law. would be pm. to : ·30 a.m. Saturday.
the cause of riots and dem· "The Merrymen" will pro-
onstraUons I vlde Polish and Slavic polkas.
L ARGEST FA~ILV CLOTHI N G CHAIN
c.andidacy. l!l6J.
* * * Wu be throwing rocks at
Gov. Edmund G. Brown,
Democratic incumbent who
is expected to seek a third
THE CONSERVATJVE.
"I said at that time, that oberek.s and waltzes. ----
1 term?
"I doo't be 1 i e v e Pa t
Brown. in any sense, has
engaged in any type of
plunder." replied Waters,
oriented Los Angeles Coun-
ty Young Republicans de-
manded that Kuchel "aban-
don his masquerade and
proclaim himself a Demo-
crat."
51.
He referred to failure of
the State to maintain a for-
ward movement in solving
its own problems and blam-
ed power struggles among
such Democrats as Brown,
Assembly Speaker Jesse
M. Unruh and. CorltroUer
Alan Cranston.
Would he withdraw from
the race if U. S. Sen. Thom-
The group. by a voice
vote of 110-4.5. adopted a
resolution a f f i r m i n g it
would oppose Kuchel ''at
all future tlmes" because
he has "deserted tradJtion·
al principles and functJl)ns
of the loyal opposition. and
indeed deserted the funda·
ment;tl principles of Re-
publicanism."
'
as H. Kuchel bec->mes a
candidate! He would not.
saJd Waters.
The YR's also heard from
Joseph Shell, Republican
candidate for governor in
1962. He pointed the linger
at Gov. Brown and said
"there bas been a break-
down in law and order in
California."
Would he accept support
from John B i r c b Society
I members? He bedged. "I "Soon, 1,800 of the m"st 1.1-.o IClllCI lllPY. 11.HtOCf. CHOI UVI CO.. LIO llll'OITUS. ~ ..wtS. CAUFOIJI& "
Long Brodie
Newport Beach Llfeguard Capt. Kendall Jacobsen
(bottom) and Lt. Don Burns measure the precise
21 feet where 15-year-old Kenneth Grochow made
an impromptu leap from Newport Pier on Aug. 30
A youth who made a similar jump earlier suffered
a broken neck. Grochow escaped with minor
injuries.
Police Check Gun Assa ult
TUSTIN -Police today dered to get in his car and
were inveaUgatin1 a com· start ft.riving. pl~lnt by . a Tustin m&n wbo Whtn he got tD Leucadia,
said he was robbed at g u .n about 10 miles south of ~an.
point and forced to drlve his sJde tn San Diego ~unt.y, the
assaJlant to Leucadia late suspect ordered him to atop ~esday night. the ,car and let him out. Patrick G. Ca1liga11 . 25. told officerJ be was walking The victim said he drove to
up the drive in front of hls a near by phone ~th a n d
home at 1391 Lance Drive contacted ~ San Diego sher·
when the smpect stepped iff'1 off\ce "ho ae~rched f o r
from the darkness and de-the suspect but fatled to find
manded h1a wallet. hbn. Calligan, a printer. s~d he----------
handed over his wallet coo·
taining SSO. but then was or-
Gas Condesate
Found in TexaFt l
LOS ANGELES (UPil -A
new dual cu condensate has
been dllcovered by Pauley
Petr1>1eum, Inc.. in eastern
Crockett Com!ty in West Tex·
as.
Pauley Petr1>leum President I
William R. Pagen said yes-
terday that the wildcat Wll!ll I
is the first test well ltqlted
in an 11.000 acre area in I
which Pauley owns a 75 per
cent interest.
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l 0 DfJLY PILOT /Ntw1·Prm Thunday, Septembtr q, 1 ~
.... umn1e1• ·Aid Brazil Visit I CdM Banker Nan1ed l\fanager
I I l H • d w• h ~OME (AP) -Presid~nt A Eu ene Eskew. former-Eskew, 3004 Fillmore Ave .. • 311( opp1n~ A . "lll'C It Gutsep~ sru:agat of Italy Otes ly ~ssist~nt manager of Se-Costa Mesa. has been in bank· 0 to B~atll F~tday fo~ a 13-d~y curlty First National Bank·s ing since 1943. He la a mem•
D f M 0 F • offict~I visit to. stx . Lattn· Corona del Mar branch, has Ler of the Ne wport B e a ch
FV OffiC'ial s 1 Bids Called
Will Attend For Work
e ense eel n ree~·a,·s '11'5 000 Grant American countries aimed at be ed mana er of the Optimist Club and belongs to
., By ,\L \I A O\'f.RHOLT IThe llancoc~·s 1!,1u)!htrr t.~ ' stren.gthening interconttnental ba~~·snab~anch at t stin and the Masonic Lodge and Scot·
Founlatn Valley cit) offt· The slate 01v1sion or lllgh-AVALO:"\ Like a gigan-Carol. and bndgegr1m1n .11111 Successful tom letion of relations, now shaky over Collins in Orange. tish Rile.
clals a n d municipal de· ways today called !or bids. . · . . Waller. arc on thctr h11r11·y • . P European Common Market !;:====================::::;
Partment heads will sit in on to be 0 d 1 Los An"eles ttc ) acht dock. the island of . .. the Services !or the Blind, plans. pene n • ,, • . t fl t moun to llawau. The' Jrr \?\· I · summer program for jiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a Civil Defen~e briefing Mon· Oct. 28. for completion of the San ta Catal.na !>N~ml> o oa nc · day night, City Administrator Gardt•n Grove freeway from in the blue Pattflc off the peeled to return'.W' dm·,d.iy ~ightless Or an g e County "' -..&.·IJa filll"
Edwin L. McDonald reported.)the San Diego Freeway to the c.:oast of Southern Cahforma. 115) when ~~ey wU' ht' leted youngsters has been assured " llllllMM
McDonald said the 7 30 Newport Freeway, at a cost Eash of ib myriad of p1c· to a reception and d1nnt•r by a . $5.000 g~ant fr?m the "'~=•n
p.m. session In Council cham-'of about $4.4 million. lurcsquc coves Ill an anchor-dance al the Virgin ta Coull· .~a~~s Irvin~ f o~~d~ho~, t~· Qol# sldn
bers 1s designed to ramihar· Only 2 5 miles of six-lane age for the Southland's g1-try Club in Long Bi·~irh tor ing 10 on a h · r c · -.•-.i ... n •.,
i:ie councilmen and the c i l y freeway is involved in tt.e ri· gant1c armada or pleasure More than 150 yechttng tolk ~t.'n, president .0f t e group.
staff with their roles in an ov-nal J))"oject Pxtending from crart . The money will be used im· erall plan should a disaster o 3 mile ea~t of Mam Street Its ·intrinsic value 1n dollari.1 e~Joyed the season ·~ .d~~in~ mediately ror such needed
such as earthquake. f Io o d. to the Newport Freeway m· and cents could butic.J a size·, dinner dance at the ldtahna items as lunches and ~us
explosion or plane crash tersection in O,.ange. able ma•" and city. Thi:' thnll j lsland Yacht Club. tranl>portat1on for recreation-
-ANO-Fre,.cele Trulfe11t•e
.,.HI 400 llOWS ..
slrtke the commuruty. Construction in c I u de s of five striped sea tigers. Commodore Ted and Sally al act1v1ty. Ericksen said.
Members of the city's Civillbridges over Santia~o Creek. marlin ta.ken tn one day add-1 Redewill headed the commo.l The gift wag presented by
Defense umt and spokesmen undercrossings at Parker ed to the excitement for sea· dores' table. Ted 10trodu1 cd Arthur J. Mcfadden, vice
for Orangt County and state· and Glassel! ~lreets and Tus· gotng society Stalf Commodores l!JI and president and trustee of the
wide C1v1l Defense orgamza-tin Avenue. overcrossings aq At the Tuna Club, ll·e sea-Betty Gartnec, Pete .. ncl M..i· James Irvine ~·oundalion. lr=========--=-.11
lions "111 explain their func· South 0 r a n g e. Cambridge son's closing deck party wasl non Young, Ed and .\I 1 1· e Services for the Blind has SURF .~!·
lions. McDonald saJd. Street and Tustin Avenue. hosted by John and Bee Han· ~·aster. Willard and Juanita a major fund dnve under
Residents are also welcome and an interchange wtlb the cock, Jonah and Helen J ones. Thurston, Sam and '.\lenam way It occupies a small rent· 121 Stll It. • H. Bch.
to anend. he added. •~ewport Freeway. and the Robert Redrngtons. Coleman. Dick and 1.:1~ nor ed house al 1905 N. Broad· SOc 'TIL 7:00 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BeWen whoc~edo"~ komway. Santa ~a. b~ ~c~ •Adult1 &J~K~13~
LEWIS OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
Exclusive Franch ised Dealer For
REMINGTON
OFFICE MACHINES
Remingto n Heavy Duty
Eleetrlc Adding Machine
Rag. Prle. $149.50
Leu trade-in• '50.00
IALE PRICE $91.50 SPECIAL!
Typewriter
RENTALS
Santa Barbara, and Carlton eviction because the site is On At~~~·: ;';o I
and l 'na Hunt who fle" tn to be cleared. "The Amazon Trader" from New York for the party ~ , Dick Belden will lead the Ericksen, foUnCi~r and l~ad· (Color-From So. Amer,)
[. t 1 . th er of the non-profit orgamza· And At 2:1~5:50 & 9:40
1rs annua crut e u1 ..: · · htl c "MARY POPPINS" Catalina Yacht Cl uh flot11lu tion, 15 . 8 stg ess osta
to Santa Barbara 1.ext Fn· Mesa high school teacher. ~
day. starting at 1111dn1ght Currently som.e 130 adults. "Shenando.h" Is Next
Some 30 yachts are expected youths and children are re·,i:;~~~~~:;~~~~ll to participate. ,ce1vmg free training, coun-1,
1 Mike Mendelsoo was gh en seltng and othe r services.
a standing ovation for h 1 i1
generous contribution or 12
television set.a. a babv 1n<·u· bat~r . and other te.chnicall
eqUJpment to the Avalon hos·
pit&.
Sam abd Meriam Coleman
hosted a dinner at the llotel
Encephalitis
Popping Up
S~ Catherir.e honoring Mag-Western equine encephalitis
g1e Lake on ~er natal anm· has popped up in various
versary. Sam ts already bu~y areas of California and the
designing some of his rabu· Count\ Health Department t.G-
lous fl oats f~r the P~sadena day urged all horse owners to
1966 theme ts '"A s ma 11 check with their veterinarian
World"'. and have their animals im-
1
A dinner Friday at the Cat-munized.
alioa Country Club for judges Fifty clm1cal cases o{ the
ARDEN-
INTERNATIONAL
304 E. Ana.helm
Anaheim KE 5-fJU
of the annual Catalina A r t brain disease have been re-Olll1' .w Mt1Wlr CtUOR
Fes,tival wiU pre~ede t he por ted to the State Health De-~()11\.1 &UWll!JIC(~
Artists and M~els Co~tume partment from the Imperial, -
SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATRE
pre1enta
JHn Anoullh'1
"RING AROUND THE MOON"
Adapted by Christopher Fry
.. l rllllant" -Starr, Sa nu Ana Rtgiater
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EDWARDS' . ..,
HAlllOR ot ADAMS. COSTA MESA. PHONE 5-46·310J
NOW ht. RUN COAST AREA
POSITIVELY ENOS TUES. AUG. 1-4
Typewriter
Clean-Up-Clinic
s5 Ball Saturday in the Casmo San ,Joaquin and Sacramentu I PLUS : Vou'tt neve,. forget
1
ballroom. Vallrys. said Or Robert "MONDO CANE"
The costume theme "ill be I l11ighl. county veterinary of· ==========~'II
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SEPT. 18th
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EQUIPMENT
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On Ad1 m1 between Cinema Theater & Poat Office
l u11neu Hou l'9 Dally t :30 to 5:30-Slt. t A .... 'tll 2 P.M.
1541 Adams Ave., Co1t1 Meu Phone: S46-4701
"Glass-Bottom Boat'', ~ 1 l h ficer
mermaids and exotic f i s h Encephalitis -mnamma·
tmpe.rsonatlons competing for tinn or the brain -can be I :T 1] • lm ft"J'
prizes. spread to humans by mos-ll.~J~-l&li.~-Ll'~~Ll-r.IMlill_.ili•l!!"'lfl
Practical jokesters Marian qu1tos from horses, Dr .. t Corona del Mar-OR 1"'2IO
Smith and Pauline Abbott Haight warned. and the ' -~
\
tacked a sign "Tight Shorts" cumb10at1on of the right kind rsraPlWDIUrYIN8f
on the transom of Claude and of mosquito and infect~ ani· I -
Rosalie Short's cruiser Mus· mats can pose a real health .. 1 tang I. Odis and Leona Rich threat to the county.
had an exciting m1dmgnt ll;ji;liiiiijitiiiiiliflifiiiiiiifmNii'IP
episode untangling "a'· ffS:fftfS:f'.fi'.S:
ward d1n~hies surroundtnt!
their Arrivederci. Karlie Hin-\
son, the doughty lone woman
sk.ip~r brought the George
Schweigert· as guests aboard
her Kar-Less .
Sing Group .
, Back Home
I ORANGE ·-Th e Chapman
College Madrigal Singers
have returned from their
month-long concert toor of u ---------
Europe which took them to
Belgium. Switzerland, Italy.
Yugoslavia. Austria, Germa-
ny and England.
In addition to concerts ar-•J---hdl ... a-«
"Or ...... ,,_ •VW.
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ranged by the Institute .>f Eu-~======::::::==:=:1 ropean Studies. the tour in-,:= -t•·---------
cluded a number of ap~ar· MARRIAGES Student Dlecount
ances added en route in an-o .. i. 111t O.llY """ •• .. .... Carda on Sala Now
swer to local requests. '""'m~ ~ ~ ~
BALBOA P•=~-17s-404I
Open Delly at 4:45
Now -Ends Saturday
The Riotout CCNMCly Hit
That Inspired INMMfw•y't
Smash ''>Miio Dollyt"
ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT
The fol lowin g are a few of the famous and accepted names of franchised furniture which you will find on
sale at terrific savings : -Bigelow, Downs , Simmons, Seely, Cal·Shops, Thomasville, Harbor-House,
Barco-lounger, Sanford, Rembrandt, Royal Coach, Kent-Coffey, Broyh ill, Mode, and The Enkeboll Co.
/
We have the large1t uphol1tery lnnntory, tVtr -Sofh In th• lsleway.,
t0fat In the warehoute, •nd tof H stlll comln9 from fttt rKent furniture
1how. So here Is your ch•nce to buy a tof• and correlated chain to match
-and at SALE PRIC ES.
1865 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
LI 8-5131
COSTA MESA'S OLDEST HOME OWNED FUlHITWI STOIE
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NOW PLAYING THROUGH SEPT. 14
ilmed in tile far cornen rl
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Thunday, September 9, 1%5 DAILY PILOT /News-Pms J J
~.~-~~-1 Will Reds Fall oii Powei· Failure? ~· ADV,
FAT OVERWBGHT
. LONDON (UPI~ -. TI:ie So-economies in the use "' both well on her way w catch up ways rejected by Communist
'v1et economy which 1i. 1n th_e coal and electricity through-and would overtake the Amer. pllJlJlers as the chief deadly
throes or a new grave agri-out the European industrial . , cultural crisls is sulfering parts of the Soviet Union. 1can economy and lta achieve-sin of the Western world, hu
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I cow s amb1t1ous industrial score and frantic soul search-admiasions of failure from communist countries.
plans. ing among the technocrats in among leadinf Communists Slowly, but surely the idea
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Reports from Mos~w re-Russia and in Eut European recently both ln Russia and of sUmulatini economic prog-
veal shortcomings an Rus· satellites for modiflcatlqps or sia's power-generation pro-alternatives had ahatterid the in some Eut European coun-ress throuch the medium of
(,......,.... °'" "'""' c:.te Mlle
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gram which could prove yth that Communist plan· tries which in years put "incentives" is being accept·l===:c::=======
' major threat to development ning bu given the ~viet Un-would have been considered ed among the means to reme-'I plam in industrial European ion and its allies immunity heresy. dy the fault.a and sbortcom-NIGHTLIFE .,.., ................ ~ Russia. from economic problems. The profit motive, which lnga which are placulng Com-
• ._Wi!RI-. One of the country's elec-Gone also is the battle cry determines the capltalbt muniat economiea of late on
triclty chiefs has called for ot yean past that Ruasia wu economies and which had al· an ever .lncreulng scale. ''.==============='
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A Surf er'• a Surf er
It was a roaring surf off F1orida -chu med up, of cours. e, by the mighty power
of Hurricane Betsy -and the surfing crowd juat couldn't pus up the chance.
But this fellow (insert) was in trouble, board and all, and it took a Coast Guard
helicopter rescue to bring him to shore safely Tuesday.
ABC Taking Requests
for Liqiwr Permits ,
IANTA ANA -Priority titled to maintenance of stat-
altllcations for 25 new on-us for at least two yean fol-safe and 25 off-sale general lowing the date of license iuu-
liquor licenses in 0 r a n g e ance and all must agree to
Caunty are being re«ived at operate premises for that pe-
thf local office of tlJe Depart-rlod without chance cf own-
' mftlt of Alcoholic Beverage ership or loc•tion.
Control through Sept. 30. And lastly, the ABC re-
The original fee of $6,000 quires that the Ucenae will
plus the annual fee charged not be aold in ucea1 of ta.-
for the period and the loca-000 after the two-year period
tion will be collected at the expires.
time the appllcation is flled. ----------
The Santa Ana office of the
ABC is 1624 W. 19th St., Room •
4, telephone 542-4741 I HB Election tast year more than 300
applications were filed for
th• available llcens_es, and C:Ost $8 600
thlls a publlc drawmg was '
r equired. Should a similar
situation exist th!s year, the Huntington Beach's COW>·
drawing will be held Oct. 13, cUmuic di1tricUnc eltdion
9:30 a.m .. in the Community Aug. io was the moat costly
enter clubhouse auditorium, balloting in the city's history
m•ll.n
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3421 NllWPOftT ll.VD.
Pt1on1 17l-MN 1104 w. 8th "St. . •
Only one application will City Clerk Paul Jones 1 a 1 dl==========='I
.accepted for any one ap-todCf ·
pllcant or e n t 1 t y. Persons Tlle municipal tab totaled
resently licensed may not $8,600.
pply for another license of Jones explained that the he same type, and all must , . .
resent evidence of legal con-city s mcreued population
l of the premises for wblch requind more preclncta and
n appllcntion is sought. more pald pncinct workers
The applicant must be en-than p~ioualy.
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This is the new 1'rimline telephone being introduced by the Bell Telephone
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NSDA Li1tin91 for Wednetday, September I , 1965
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AltEA LISTINGS A'f l"lttllk Pt~ • u u .. 111eo p,.,...,,i.., u 1n u
By SYLVIA PORTER 'for finding the best deal -Amko ,.,_,... 'Ill so... ~ An"41tt Inc • 10\ll 12 11\oO assuming your S•JO or daugh· A1>P11ec1 Phnlu '"' , '"" ,..,.. 1.u. This month, a record 5 4 ter doesn't qualify for scho-ArllOll•ut 1,,. co """ 12v. 11-.-11
million students ww .enroll m 1 tarship assistance or a loan ~~~o: c.~:lc• ~. i: ~
colleges and un1 vcrs111es lat IHUe or no interest. 11..,,. °' tos """•I• 1w. " u 11. across the U.S., dou ble t h e llf'ltln. ll•n a 110t .o. u~ IN u111
number just 10 years ai;o 1 Ill Draw u~ a total budget ~.':;.'1~~u~°t":i':~"' ,~" "" ,.! ....
Thia month also, a record to· for all a~llcrp:ited co.11.ege 11owe1or P•otr ou •" .,.._ ...
tal of students will receive a c.>sts -111cludlng tuition, ~~~~"':.~;: .JO i::.~· u~·~
record amount ot f111anc1al !board. roo~. books, clothes, ~:::' ,L'~'o),': ~:,... u o ~ ,:':" ~111 aid transportation, spending mon-''"",..'•VALLEY 11., 16~ 1"-16....,
' · ey Divide this amount by the c.n1m ee11~ 1 ~ 1
I For the student with gllltl'r· total number of •eme••Ars of Century Prtpef"l1" • tv. '"' 111.
in d , a a<e (olf"l\fft En•"'-~ ~ J g gra ea and great ftnan· school attendance co1we11 co , i.111 1•11. ""'
ciaJ need. there "rll be (2) Decide how long y 0 u ~=~~~:'t 1111~,. , :~ ~"' :;111
an unprecedented numl>t'r of wiU need to repay the loan D••• PrOOUCt• ~ t~ 2~
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l•IURANCI ITOCltS At!,.. lite .N 5t SI~ S7IA
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A/ft Hort Life IN lS\lt 14 Ulo\
An< N.t In• Co .lt ''°' 17 ,..,_ ll~klol 1111 lite , IS 1•~~ 17 ,..,. Colll-W .. teNI Sl•I• Lf .40 ~ 11-. lO Clvll he E"" Ina 14 IS ll' t Combllltd Ina Co .llO lS ~ 351,. COM c;.,,.rol I.Ill 114~ lU llS CO<ll AU<lronco I Jo U ,,..., tt Cont Cu ualf'I I.SO Sl SJ\io S7'4 Edu<ttors 1"' C• of A1" 11 It "'" Empire Lite 1'1. 1" 1' • Flr-'1 Fund I fO lS lSW lS1• Firs! Am Tille llU .:It 10~> II 10"• First Fin. lllo ,,,., 20''1 11 Jtl 1 Flral Hot Lite l"llttnl~ #\ S.... .~I
F flnlkln Uto .lS• ,.,.. l'» -Gtn Am Cor' •Vt<vpf.tO ~ to.. ~ G-•I tt.-1n1 J IU '" lt4 Glell1 Foll• I .... ..S 441• G•Nfl_.lu Co .-. t ll• Hanowr Fifi J • 42 4'b 42 Ht r110ld ,.,.. 1.40 .... 4oS ..... Homo 1nwr111<t t JO •In .. ,.. "'"' scholarships t.> help h Im (3) Present these figures.to g:~~~P• .. 11"'""'' ·20 ~ 2:! ~~
through college. Other t op at least LWO or three differ-0orn1nvvu w1r ,., u"' 17 u.,, -------------
t d ts ..... d 'l l'f ro I Dr•n•n·llor,.., J 2.... 2
IMtll Life ln1 Am > II lflil II
lftlerco .. r Lii• U ' IJ~ 14t\ Jtllor\Oll Sid L.119 .IO '11/• IJ '1 'la s u en ~uo on qua 1 ' r ent lenders and ask w b a t E1c1011 1r.avur1.. l ~,
scholarships or who qualify I monthly payments would be Equity Fund Cp. '"" •'· • '"' I f U it d I h E>qro Inc 161'1 "" ••Yi o~ Y l)r m e scho ar ~ ip!t, requ1red -plus aJJ charges .,,.,.,.. u"wr1a ..... n s1 ,., • """' °' .. '"' Fooo. rs will have their pick of long· for insurance Fieo.11111 i..rv. :ro ""' 17\oo 11•,, P•b•t arow u t I . t 1 r Ftrt Unwrtra Aun lS ,, .. u Ptc•llc Alrll ' er~. OW·Ul erest oans rom I ( 41 Compare each "bid." Flrtt Not Ilk 11i.1. •• 1µ, " Pit p.,_, ~LI;, 1 16 pubhc sources. Under many •The lowest monthly charge ~, Product• lid «> ' s ' Poc v" o11 C0tP
fed al tate d U I I
vordtn l•nd Co P o s•,; "" P•ul .. Po!ro!tum er · s an co ege o:in will be the most favorable to Got•uv N11 111. "• 10>it 11. Peter Pou•
plans, no intuest ii charged, you _ assuming equal repay· ~~" ... r' .. 1 ~·!.w,1n• ", l'-'" u Pkwl•r Nl'I Gu ...
t rl.....i. """" • ,.. l '~ n... 1114 Poc~et Boob Int repaymen pe vu.it range up ment periods. equal 1 o a n Horbor '" co & ,,..,.., • P~11ne1 Gon E1 t• lo 10 years and there IS a ts d al in Hort. Allred 40 IO'o "'• 10<~ Polas1' Co of Am I 60 . amoun an equ surance H1 Sii••• 1" 1 1h PrOdVCe.-. coi on .o comfortable grace period be· charges. 1mo..-ia1 II•"" ,. '"• 11 Pub<o Pei roltum
tween gradua tion and the be· The crucial guides are: DI) ~~',,0:::"£7~'~:;--, u ,~~ J:: ,~ ::u!~,~ ~u;_~ ·~
gjnning of repayment. vou r college cost homework Kln.tiu COf'o ~ • .,, 1"' "'ch•ro-. l•YM .. 8owlor '° • ~ I H H ·-·-But wh.at about the mrllJons first and with utmost care; u1Mcr•11 G-•11 10 11•.1N w. ttoclcwe11 M•t c1 01,
of students whose marks then shop the lenders lLon,..t•0 Corp 14 s ~ so.. ttou • 0vtc:11 ,,, HY 1.11 • ""G• rut SIOrt 40 l?\lt lS' • ll ltoYtl IN:l<ntrlft are less than ucellent~ What-------------tubr11o1C0tp1. ""• >n. "" ttuc1<., co bout th llli J t d t M'O Store Fllll\lrn M ""-tt•<t 11 Sa-• At-lol• llOl a e 'm Onl VI S U en S Mocco RNltv Co JS I)... I... I) .. Scantlin Elec:trll<lk> who aren t considered needy M•,..,••ctu•••• ••"' "" n~ u~ Sc1tn1111< 0111 sn1-
h b fed al M H mil M1nh1ll lnOUJlrleo N 1'\ 7', *' c1noy Silo,• tO enoug Y er 1 State Or rs. a P1Clloe Alrmotl•t Ito I'> '" Slttrf Pac Power ' .. university standards to qual· Poe 0u1000r A<tv .40 10 ""' JO Skov9• P•Y Leu Orvg . Pt GH & W.tt< ·'° U>. 27~ "°" $n<lth lncl<i1 40 lfy (Of 41. SCbolarsbip Or a Ptl.,...., Mortp-'°' l "1 J'\ J" Se (tlll Wll~r 14
loan al little vr no interest ~ New Off1·cer lltVtlll 1"< so 100,., II" 1~ So ftiotl Gu I , Rl-•id9 Fii\ (o,.. >'-41t ~ So<lh<l>IOI'" Or1""'9 What about parenta tn t h e llooocroll Mfe .7S 14 IS'< ,. Sovthw«sl Gu tO
middle • higher •to 000.$15 . R-• Conool ... ,, "" 12 SW RM'Cl'I & Ot'I l"v . • • 1109.,.. lros .ao 11 tt... 11v. Svtou• f lKtrk 000 income bracket.a who sud· w.· th Bof A St•tn Up 8oltllfll ~ IN .... ll~ $prlt19 Slrffl C•11ll•I ·°' denJy face the stagger· S•trrtcln SI. ~ l~ StolnlHt SIMI PrOd I . Sovorelon U t. Ina JOO llO J7S $11ntl~ Wor'U rng dralD of a college educa· S•••• E •Plore11on 1v. ~ 11o, Str•11 1nou .. r1u
tl in • 2 ()()() h M · p H U h Sl•ltr llros tt>t 21'" ,._. 5.,.,"" HovM Oltf .. on runn g up t-0 1 , eac rs .• 1ess1e . am as srro1tt et c.111 l4 • , s•. ·~ lut4UtM•nN Cor• , for two or more children., joined the ranks of women su1>scrip11o1< Tv _ ~ ,,, '" sw1n11
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te d . in ts c· I America, following her pro· Truck Uftwrtrt Ao•n ,. JtV) lS hylO< lnslruMeflfl •
S ep an TIS g COS 0 CO · . , Unlot! Rock ' M•t .60 ,,.. 1'' 4V, r fiOfl R t11Ch 40\ lege education mounting motion to assistant cashier 11tcco v•••• ... ,~ • "'•dVrw Ir>< ' i th I d th Vlrto Mtv Coro .:16 •• • 7\• •'"I lto1 Am Oii Corp 1
,lief lite In> of Va ... 411'1 ~\it .. alf Atlltd l ld Llncoln Not Lite .M 11\'t U~ ..,_. loulal1n1 ' Sttvn LHt IJ'.lo 111' ll'o ))<, H n1-t Mt<cury Cowlo!lf 4 ._ 4 ,..._ .. 1f""IMlulOll fciultlt1 S S111 &. t ,, , ' M011tr~ll llto '1V• a .. , > " ,, , .. , H•lloNI Fir• uo '" tn lit 10'/• IOIMI 10" Nol Unlot! F lrt 2.l'O )t ,,.. :It
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7 7"' •~ Unttld Ins Co Arn .IQa 41\o .. -... IJ ""' n 22'> u,,11.0 Trun LH• '"' ~ "" •~'> S', ft• US Fld Guor l.40a j;) S>\ot Q
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,...... 2)14 241/1 e-,. Cal l•lk I to S.\lt JN "" n " n rnv N•• •• ·'° 11 .... 1111o21 • " 4.JIJ) ()'" Crock•r<lllr-I... 41 ""41~1-t~ J J\lo l'lrst NT a... SO 1 Jllllnl\lt numbera of families are turn· n e oan epartment at e 1101•1•10"" '"' Jh ,., l'll run ''°""' co,..
••••••••••••• Ing to commercial banks Harbor-Adams branch tn Cos- w .. i ... Fin C0t1> 1 "' 2 T•••u c ...... ""'' inc. • Wl•tt Co IHorm•nl .... ,... , ThonNI ,._,
"' s•, •t• Fifi! Security Cp J. . .e •"-•~ s•. v-. s~. ,.ec H•t Ill\ 1~ 1.41 ,,..., a t4 °"'
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Wall Street
Chatter
savings and loan associa-ta Mesa w11&111,.. H•• Ilk 11 1"' 11 r"''"" D<vo• '° · ' I . Wl"Clltll Donvf U 1"" JI'• 1''11 TIME Froio/II I trons. insurance companies. The announcement w a s rooi vc11 " E"''""'
credit unions and other lend· d b J h G AC~ w s !_0~1°' 101 10,,,, 101 Trold corp in ing Institutions for college I ma e Y 0 n rosse, mana-•m ·a,~1vRu~ c~~~~ 11m "' rn•4 ~::~~!::i 'G.:' ~.,. i.
Joans. Thousands of commer-ger · ~'.~~ .. r:~":,' "cu•"!'..'.'-.. .._, 103 "..., Tf'lco 1 '49 ~ ~·' VTP • ., .. , UJ US Tro•tl!Ml9e Corp cial lending institutions are Before moving rp to h er 11&L 0pt1e.1 cv•v,•" HJ ''' T..c:oon c;., w
Cf rln ln . . llolco Ptt cvStl1 1113 IOI•• 1113 United Nud 1 Corp
17'• Jl" 22'-S.llte -le.a Ion!! JI IS U UIA
to>-ti -Soc first Nol I.A I.JI 471/\ 41 U\oir 11 11~ 11'-Unlot\ Ilana LA t • Jl D~ 0 14
t~ 10'• t1' UnlttO Calif ll1M 2 ..,.,., tit,\ ..,,..
ll'-1 2''"' 71•• US Hot I I\ ~D I ~ J1 ~ 11'~ ll" 7>11 lltlltY NII P-la h ~ "" *"'°" I" IJI 111 Wtll• Forgo k nll I Q~ 4:M 01t
J s-. J 1011oo '°" ~ IAVINOS & 1..0 .. (9Ml"Ulll l~ U 14'll ~ U.L Utlll ..... ·~ All
Kern Land Co. Flop
Turns Out Profitable now o e g an creasmg new post Mrs. HarnU was in •-iu• A1r11,.... ,,,,,, 101 10,,,., 102 us e,,w.....! r
l•••••••m•••••lvarfety of college loan plans. the Loan department at the ,1111111,um,• cv ,s" • '!. 1, 111,ls 1111', U••h cona1 •Ml• •
with 'd i t r f 1 OfnpU M CV -Weddell & ·-IM I a WI e var e Y. 0 re-Costa Mesa branch. She was Canaoo 0"' c•~"1 111 11• ... rw•c• E1octronlc.a
IP> IV\ IS" hlonl ll• & ln .. II 11¥1 11 JI ~ 1714 Columllel Sl.L 4 7"' 6\lt
,..._ -40V> Empire l'IMnclol • II 11¥1 11'4
8 ) LEIF ERICKSO~ I from oil royalty pa~:rienta for
SA~ FRA:'llCISCO CAP) -many, many years.
1'he investment "mistake'' of l Kem Coonty land is cele-
h em County Land Co. round· brating this month its 75th
ers ha~ turned out to be one1 corporate birthday w I t h
of the most enonnousl.Y pro~-broadly diversiiled assets ex· lt3ble nops in California bust· . . nr~~ enterprise. ceedlng $218 million. Newly
With mining bonanza prt)f· acquired among these a re
Its. bankers Lloyd Tevis and controlling interest ln J . J.
James Ben Ali Haggin origf· Case Co., farm Implement
nally brought up San J oaquin maker; and a partl'lership
Valley land with a plan to stake with Un.ion Oil Co. In
sell It to tmm.igrant farmers Australia's first major t) l l
they hoped to lure from Eng-<fucovery at Moonie field.
land. Kern County Land no IOng-
Spuring Wil d West ven-er is simply a land compan y
lures in the 1870s. England's nor is it confined to Kern
farmers just wouldn't b uy. County.
Tevis and Haggin wen stuck But lt remains one of t h e
"ith their acres.. They turned country's biggest cattle rais·
to cattle raising and incor-ing operations. aMualJy mar-
pora~ in 1890. jketing about 200,000 bead.
The Land the bankers The beef animals start as
couldn't unload produced calves on six company ranch-
$416 6 million in oil royally es in California. New Mexico
r r\'enuu lhrou~h 1964. land Arizona with a total of 1.8
President Dwtght M. Coch· million acres of company.
ran recently assured I a n d owned land.
c~mpany stockholders: "We 1 They go to market f r o m
wall continue to have substan-lscientifically managed feed
llal tncome and cash flow llots near Bakersfield, Calli.,
and Scottsbluff, Neb.
LEGAL NOTICE Th e company also is ont of
"'·""' the nation's biggest corporate CI RT.,ICATf 01' IUSINIU 1'1c111101n "'"" N•m• crop farmers. It has 118.000 rH£ uNou~1GNeo c1ao. herobv ~ ... acres of irrigated lands pro-'tr '""' lie 11 COflaucllno • '"" o•OtM .. • • •·on """""" ot toe Su l~ne, su•t• tt~ uUCUlg cotton, {rult, potatoes,
, ........ dt• '"•'· Colllornl•. UI\~· '"• <ind nuts.
t t hovs tlf'm ""'""• ot John Hf' 1'o t £"' t•""Orho •"0 1n1t ••Id fi•m ft co""'DOJ'd
ol I"• tollo*l"O !>ff-. wllOM "•~ '
f tno o••t• cf tH•de"<-1 Is •• fe•· 1c-.... , to__. .•
John D. H•1~u, 1001 Altura Dr•v•
Coron• dtl Mer Ct Mon'uf
WITHE'S mv hind n~ '"I• ,.,h O•v
o• ""'"''· 190 JcM'tn D. l'rl••• \TOE O• r AlfFOQNIA I COUNTY 0~ ORANGE I "
Computerized
Shop Sy tern
Under Study
011 lt<t~ 21th dO\ n1 •1111•1\1 A O ••OI
bf''o"1 mt M•bP• F•''"""" "· • N'otery Pv~ < '" t "4 tor t~ir ~,Ii <"'-'"'.,. 1 n d S•1t11. ro101no 1Pt<''' n, dulv <ef"'lm~•
,.o"td •""d 1w0tn, Dt '~on .. r1., ~""""trod Jlll'n D. l'•l~h ~"Own to mr to b< the
Of''\?f\ *"".," l\errv ., •vf>,crlbfid to lf't• W•'"'" ln1trv.,.•n• &•O •r• nowlt09t<I lo SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
""" tNlt "'' r., i.;IM) '"'"' ,.m~ •H w1111r~\ wHEUOF. , h•v• h•'~ A computerized shopping sys·
U•IO lf1 "'" I "'0 •na tH,.•d m< oll•CiO tern that WOUid do away With Hit ~ d•~ .. ~ •• ., In ·~~. Ct'11Hc1tc • "' •tiov• "'"""' carrying money was de· ISEAll M •• 1 • scribed Tuesday to a sclen· •~ r•I "'0"•11 'fl ""~ '°"'"""•loll u pl•h
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11 c conference in San Fran· O<I. 4. 1117 CISCO "111111"-ff Oronoe Coest Dtlt~ Pllof ' .auo ,., ~ot. i. '· '" 1~s 1m..i Or. L. R. Weisberg ot the
RCA laboratories In Prince-
LEGAL NOTltE ton. N J . described what It ,..m.. , I might be llke in the future to
CUTll'1cn1 o, t us1,.1u be penniJess in a supefmar· .. ,lc1tt...,. """ ....... 'tHI UNOUllGHEO dot\ .,.,..,. c.r ket.
""' "'•' "-11 cond\IC11,,. • bffv1, ... ion With an electronic -1-·1t bualM• at F-allt Vtllev. Celllon<la. ted I 11;1.lf~ .wnl ~ !ht fldltlous firm Ntmt of Foun m0\10 On a p ece 0 au •
'"'" ti Y-....,.., '"'°" -""' .. ,o con -a magneUud credit ''"" " °"""'" "' tlle 1a11-1ne o.<· -· ...,.. ,,.,,,, 111 ""' •"4 _._ o1 card -the houaew4te walb
, .. ldlflQ 11 .. lollOWL ......... d d th I 1 ... .._ w. ,.,,.d1a. *' coni,,,.. Cir. up an o~ e a a ea, 1top-
cie, IM!llfll"" 1 .. c11. c.111 ping to insert th~ plastic A:.!,~11~"" """4 "'1• >1111 dl"f "' card into a 1lot below a tele-
nATI ~ CA~,10~:.;. """';'' I vised picture of the Items 1he covm O' OtlAHOf I 11 wanta to buy . ~ :: ~,: ~W:: ~ oN~~I 1Btydthhe timhe sh1e hath• com-"'*" 111 .,.. .., 1t1t .... Coli"'• ,...,1 p e e er s opp ng, e en·
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tire purchase will be ready at .~ w -_._,rv •-r"' •-w. ,.arHll --ro ,.,. 10 be the checkout counter. H e r
t11e --..._ -11 wbotcrlbod to card will have set off t b e ............. .,.,,_,., -"6-..... , .. ,.,. .., ,. __..,'"' -1toH'• lntegrated~lrcwt com·
•H wtTHHa wH11t1M. 1 fl•v• ...,,. puler system checked b • r Ufttt -' "" Mflf tflf affla• my e111<i.1 •
-1 111e .. .,. _. ,_ 111 ""' c.wt1nw1i1 bank acwunt. figured the to-;;:~ .,........ tal price and deducted t b e w••• M. °""' amount Crom her cbeck.lnc ac· .... .,.,~,....... l "rltlc'"' Offlct '" coun ~~ A transport belt dot1 th e :..W, ~ ._.. rtlt -pnUy depoclUq the
,...,..,.. ~ ~ o.ltl' """· poceries In her car at t b e .... '*"" t. t, 16. a. IHI Tts:Mf edL
NEW YORK -Kenneth
Ward of Hayden Stone says
continued heavy volume on
ad vance days and the con·
tracted volume on decline
day~ continues tll be a bull·
!sh slgn. Burst.\ of strength
In several different groups
and heavy speculative buy·
ing h11ve pushed some is-
sues to unrtallatlc highs
and Ward says he believes
a little profit-taking in these
usues would not be harm-
.fuJ to the market.
He says some reaction
might follow overuteruion
of many stocks but it is
still difficult to predict
when such a setback might
take place. The analyst
says he feels there are no
averages wh.icb can depict
the true picture of the mar·
te' at the present time.
11fOMSON & McKinnon
sayi the market i1 marking
time awaltlng developments
in the stttl negotiations and
the Vietnam situation, which
still ls not out or the pie·
ture. The company believes
there are enough secondary
issues ahowtnc improve-
ment to rorm the base of a
potentially strong market
ROBERT H. STOVALL l)f
E. F. Hutton • Co. says
the stttl issue is the major
factor holding the market
back and that unW it Is
settled, market leaderships
will belong to the second·
ary issues.
BACHE ar CO. says the
markd has outperformed
the Dow.Jones industrial
average and that t.h1s re-
mains a bullish' factor. Big
Industrials probably w i I I
jump on the wagon and
move h.l&her, the company
says earnings reporta con-
tinue to improve and t.h1s
will also probably help the
market.
SPEAR 6 ST A.FF INC.
feete that the market needs
a rMW'ltmct in demand
ror blue chips such as ~n·
eraJ Moton, U.S. Steel and
ATlaT to achieve a deci·
alv• advance to new pub. The company believes that
the Dow.Jones lndustrlal
average will teat it.a hl.gb
before the end ef the year.
INTERNATIONAL sta-
U.Ucal Bureau Inc. believes
the action of the market
continues favorable and la
optlmlatlc about the gener-
al buaine11 ouU°'>t for Ule
ttll of the ye11r.
BRADBURY Jt Thurlow
of Wlllllow, Cohu fl Ste~
.-lnc. aaya tbt May4\me
decline abould not be coo-
aklend a *hn.lcal and
MCCIDdary CGit«tloe wttho-
ln a major bull market that
1Wl c.a.n 10 higher.
payment terms and mterest . c01~,,,.. En• "7' 10 ,,,.., 10 wo•h N•t c;., .. assistant department manag-control Dt•• "'µ,."' u "" """ won• Kint COSlS. Croc"r<ltl1.tn1 • 60 " " IOIV> tt Woltllnl-JOMMll
1314 I)~ IJ"• E1111lttbtt U.L l"ortld .41 llY.t IM\I.,._ JO'°" JI JOllr Fin C0to Sit ltr11 .20 1.-.11\llN
JV. ' s .. Finl Fir\ of w..i .~N"" l'lf'lt ll>t 12•4 11 "" lln<ol" Flnon U\41,_I.-.
Th t I ,.,. · I er of a department is to r e For w .. i F -11·"' n ts•~ •2 wn ,,. Mtv •• e yp1ca ... .,mmerct~ . . Ftd """'' cv .. ,, " •7 wt11t1net°" ,,.., t11< '°' college loan today is made dr· chain 'JI Santa Monica before G•b F1" '"' n•'"'"' tO'~ ••Vi N wEMS
)0 ~ JO "'"' S<lr•IV Cor, • s" '" Sloli l' lt M'. Ha.--... FlnlMl .. I 1N II .. 11
11 11" 11 '~ l"t<HIC ~ ... " L" 4' 14~ It 1•14
I M . , . . , Holly Suvor CV~ 102 105V> 102 W•tltNI ""lllltfllnt 71 reel y to parent.s. ax1mum Joining the bank in 1959. HOUtton '°"" -. "" •~ t1~ wt1t~i.-<a1 ,. .to amounts range from $8 000 M H U I ti In th Micco RH""' cv .. n 111 111 11a1p11 w•holl ,.1 .. 110 · . ra. am s ac ve e Maoco ... 11. cv .. ,. "' 1n .,,,,,."", '°"' to 110.000. Funds are prov1d· Newport Harbor Group of Moua1 coa1 Ck• cv~ 111 11"' 111 wv•• L•m
21 21'.\ ttltt lrt~ lftYHf I ' 6" .... .... . .....
J'W. !Jl'li JlV> '°"°' S"' ..... SV> Corrler Corp '".O 1'7 1#1• I IV, 7" $hln Mlhubialll c¥6Vla77 • f1 '1
•Ill .._ "' To1<ro S/llboturt cv.-.n a " a ed in Jump SUmS al the Start . , ~:cl~.:,"",.':.. xw 6t74 ".. rOM : Ztre Mtg Ct .Jll ol each semester. Repayment tbe Busmess and Profession-Paui ... ,o1 P0.111 •• ""' " ------------------------
generaJly begins at the end of al Women's Club and in the ~~:~; ::~ ~ ~ ~ '~,. 11~ 1~40 the first month an wh.icb you La Fiestadores in Costa Mesa ,,.,,. wnt PL ~ .,,., 100\'I '7"' Market Symbols I . Wtllt F1r90 l14... t•V. '7~ t4 -the parent -take the loan. Mrs. Hamil and her hus-w._1 Pwr c;., cv••i.an ns m>t 12J
The total repayment period band Joseph reside at 2161 w.i. LIOI cv '"'"" 97 n Y.t '° "" '°'_,. 11 • Kn ,. fYmllOI• ., ... •Plll "" t-oec1..w • --.,. .. -· may run to 72 months or NATiot1A1.. 1..1n1N•• 111 '"' sleek .... ,... ,.pom, _,,. ... eccumulaflw .... w1111 ~ 111 more two or more uears aft. Niagara Way, Santa Ana. •cm. e1.ctr1c a u•• " u1,1; ,...._ .,,..,L P-P•ld 11111 "'" dr.i.n.
• J Albtr1W>n'• IM .• 4'Y.t ,..,, ~ Sain --~ ommlt!M. ....,.,... • ,. Id'--"' er the student has complet· A111..i Prw f1f 2 is .. • .. 111 ·-~ -i.11 dlvldeNI ,,....,.. ~ •
d 11 All<tll & llK<I<' .40 tt tt\.> 21\11 ltal'ft ol flVldtftdt -~ ~ paid lft 19'> ..,,. lflOdt _,...... t-f'..,. e CO ege. Am llldO Mohll f'llJUl1 .8 t \9 1,,., n., mtntit IMIM Oft fl>t Itel <llllr1ef1Y OI able 111 otOdt ._,,..,. INJ, elf!INM
th h. h I h ,.,,..,,Un E~l>"H• 1 40 ~ .. ,'\ ~ •""'"'""'* -ltratlclft. u..r.u olller Qall .... .. .. '41¥1etM ., ~ But e main lie s t e M al .._"*'c•n GrtttlN 'A' .eo .. 1 .. noi.d. ~~ " ptr1 ., • ._ bol!IOOI oaie. 'l'-lltlll*t"'9 .,.,,..,., tota1 cost of the loan to yvu. l •""" 41" •re nc.-1t1cludeCL i-s.1 .. 111 tun.
Interest rates on college loans U U :1';1';..G~"~;',1 '° 1:0. 1r' 1: .,.-.;-~"'.,:."'~ ~-';~v~~ e~~:::;._..ci; .. _ ·~~~ "':: today maf r un £rOm 8 to 60 .6.m•r fi b< .. Plutla ... IJ ll\11 1l c.loreo or ... kl lO ltr ftllt nar. ,_,. • .,.. Wllllo\lt werro11i.. - -Wll!I ..,.,.,.......,
Al\cllOt Corp U UV, :IS ablt lft tlodr eu.l"I IM tstlmoi.d. """ -W11et1 dl1trlboMC. M-wtltll .._ per cent, dependlng on your F d M'--llu•~ I ,,.. ...... • ,.,. plus tlOdt flvkltlld. ~lar.o or ,..,_,,.., day tlell\09 rv .... -Wthlfll'I.
credit rating and on the lend· un s ~=~~~:·.~: l ~ ~~ !~ :,-:.,. "~":. -;_:."!:"":':' :: •• ~~:::. :i:::... ~t'"::--=. :..--: er. Arlt Atro Ct>em 11• 4 .f'4t 4 cltnf fll' oald eftlf' ltodr dlvkleM " IUdl _ ....
A recent sampling by t h e Arrow-Hort & H-..mon 2.llO'"' '°""
U.S. Office or Education of Artowtlud Purllh .7J " ""' 11
t.al h 11 1 Ar1 Mtlol 10 14Y.t I•'" 14\11 to c arges on co ege oans AvtomotlOf< int1usr 12 n~ 12 of '4.000 spread over 'TZ Stpt. 8 1~:;:1 11~.,u" J7 ,..,,..... Proc1u<1• cor' u " """ ""
m<>nths revealed th a t NEW YORK lAP I Mu1 12 fl fl,., AllK 011 .. G.. • 1~,,. 1"', •• ·~~ • -Th eiollow•ne ouo-Slodl 11.'3 l' ll•bc.-EIK1ronlu • " • ~ charges ranged all the way ••""" •ue>01~ b• ~ ... ,P 10.)A r 21 l •lfi.kl 1r.au11r1u 11'. ,,,_, nv. .. -th tM H•llO<lAI Ano" lier •• •. II I 11 .... 1 ... Mor~... tO .... ' ~ Crom $352.40 to $91L ""o · 11~ of SKur111n 1 •nreR~MI 1t1&1~·~ ri.outv ,.,., ... to w 1. tN 1•
er study by the ll .S. Savin gs.. ~· ~lcn 1':;. w11"i:~ I~~. F~ v:se 39;33 lomlt llroo !lag I 7'' • 1"11. 1'VI
d 111tw tt<Uflllt• l•t1r I'd 22.1' )4.45 llerkshlre H•t1-n 11'to IP\ 17~ I Uld Loan League compare COUid hove bun JOMstn 16..U 1614 81N llillf'fl (OtD >0 161.... ..
an array of Joan plans of 6 ~.J:""l Ott>ouoht K•I'.:'~ '2":1:'u o ao.1"" c1ol101 .-'" • .,.
per cent. Tvlal coats. when :~~o l r: ~ ~ ~ l f l~ n·r. :: ~ncSllarpe I ~~ ~~ ~ hidden service charges Insur· ,.m1"4"d 'u 10 oo ua M 10:77101.1s ,,,,,,.,.,, Orv• .H 21-. n-.-"" • Am llU\ • ,. Ul u• 1(1 '·'' .., Calif L!Quld G.. .. ""' IM "" ance fees. discounts and add· ~ Yn'!" ,t~ 1~-~~ ~: t'V 1t l'f 1!:~ ct111. Poe vt1111111 ' JN. ~ ~ On COSU were counted ranged Am Molt lo.&2 11.61 ua J lU t IUJ Collt Wottr $ervlct I.JO 2'4' 1' ~ ' /4Uo Fd 1.7• 1.tl u1 ) lt.7' 21.St CarN>U• C11uth .SO t Yt f ~ from '435 lO $86(). Aun lf'f'd t·" UO 1 ua ~ Sitolf6ti* ea-MlllJ 3.60 lOll 1~ Atom Pll .I~ U• l(~trb :~ i. (ep Tt<tl Ind Inc ,,,_ 5" ,,,_ A•; -.:"T't't 1 It IC~kf Giii 1 '2 t 6 Caaa de Hit Gfs M 111.\ l nl! 1~ ROW CAN \'OU -a stu-F:::::l a 10· 1 10 " t"•'d n:t7 "·H ct111r11 ro1ep11one 1 .,"' .,-., ~
find $todt 4 '1 S..0 tlllflll'I 10.71 II 1 ClllH•" Ulll A 1 )4 )41,\ JN dent or a parent -your kl £•o< 1uJ P·tt Lil• '""' u1 :· c111re,,. u111 a ·'° l4 >4Yt 1"" way through the maze of col-f~1~10 'H1 :..1 t~s~ ,t~ 1di coo coi1 LA ' "' .. "'
1 1 I Boal FO JO •7 11 ., L-~ a .ff\' ,f Contol Rock Prodt.IO U\11 1714 MV> ege l)an p ans. llro.d sr ..;,. 11:12 ....._ l~ 'f·B ICU ca11t1nent11 0tv1,. n.. u n\11 This ~oint is· vital: y ou !u"~ u .41 u1 ,.,,M .. , L~• 11'.ssi\!Jr. C0t~•t s10t11 .s I l\lo • I' . •n -,~ 10 " l'·'f Mt'&no\ ,.... . coomoctvne GorP ,,.. "" "" must shop. As Mrs. Esther :~11 ~nc' 1T~1~·ls ~OWfll 1.11 ,1., CVPN1 MIMI 1 10 ,. ..,... • Peterson Special Aaah tant to utt "'' 1!' t.tt -... ,, •• , 01•1 Fln•Ma ,. 2S14 i6 U'4
the President for Comumer "' ,.u • ~"' I ~ ~1~ "s· "6·~ Otv•n• inc rt tN u ·~et llr ll 14 H n11" 7.B I SO Olcttr>110nfo !l ~ ,, ...,
fr In In altn 1J.t0 14.N Ii " " · · ~,,_ Inc. I I~ '"" 11'~ A_ airs, re~arked an ter· ~'" s1t ,}.U ,l~ ~ 'r::: U:U /t2·~1 °"" ,,_,, .. , .• """ ~ l"' view, "It 1s as lmportant to ncom ..,, t .lt Mui fiWt 2. ·'' 1cnom1a L•b .111 ~ lP4 u~
od IJ\11 U~ 10.SI !:!ti ~SK l l. I .63 l!ltc:tro lmlf t 4111 S 4'"t shop for a college loan t ay SDtCI~ f ·C H~ ~:t m l!;., 20.S. Eltctrolu~ l.llO ~ '4V. .., ..
as it Is lo shop for a mort· 1= ,3 1 :" 'l·• II•.,, 1u1 , .. " '*"°"k c ao 7" • '"
gage. or any major personal ~°"~" Ii~" tl l~ 't.·"p n: :::~~ E,:,,. c... :: .•II. : purchase .. ...., ~"' 4 1' u.11 IW'\11c . 1 I 1111v1 .. ,.. ""' ., '°''' · -~'"i-•·04 1:' t. ,t. ,.,,,.,... era .i. '" ,.., ,.. Here, then. ar• baalc rules •,-:0 ,. u.27fi.>2 6rw111 t:4S 1,: 3 '"' Mer1 .u. 1~ 111111 10
1ncom jO.•t 11.31 NI' west 1·~ . • "'" ""' It ''-' .tS tt ~ n lnvHI O:IJ ll.1S HN A Nwt t' l 'H? l'td Sl9" It llo cvpfl.20 '11' m. 1
Continental
Picks Cotter
Stock t 7 10... tw f;,J: · · l'lkln Coni tt'n ITV. 1014 ~~ t: lii · · · ~:'..et : ,: "''"' '°''"" Corp u 71 12111 n l'I me Id · 1•~ ~rv.s JS,~ ~.04 l'ltlllf' G-mor Ut.11 "'"" lS~ _. f't . 0. ~ "4d ti~,, t! Fiii' llot TV > .-. 7 '"'
:"'S: I· t'' ,.~·" lU• . Gff ltl '"' pf .. 1"-lfl'i '"' -or,",., l~ f·f ~ir.••F• ,;.~ '1t~·'t ::'~1ctc~.S:.·" ~"' ~ .. .::
4WP Ld t ... 21. r Tll t.~ · HamlllOfl Mot ,40 It\\ It It~ Gr j0:76 1 ·11 r JO 1t l . Grln11ttl COtll 2 U7 11' IH
~ W ~· 1. ro dlll '· • HITCO ~ f',o\ ~ Vt ft M ' a 1"' 10. t '1 ' HOover Co .40 1711. m • OU.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -r • 1 ,, f . 7. . 1•!9f•tat• llM!t pf 4 tO .. 97 " le F\ ' '1 ~ t : Hvtltr JN a'li >114
G. E. I Ed) Cotter. Cl, a New ' ""' ~ . :C,, 11v 'l~ ,,., :=:'~:::: =• ~ ~ ~~ ~ York attorney, bl• been ap-~ " . x· ,.:,.;., I." ..... a ... Ptdl '2\io 43\6 ""
poln'ad vi .-..Lola-' a D d fl "'l~ft lntv1t1te Vftlt..t 7'4 ,..., 714 "" ce pr-u• "' .,. SI It I low• "'*" $V( 1.10 ,.,.. ,, ·-general counsel ol Cor!Une.ntal "" ~ :· ff• ,,. c..,, _.. 4114 ..,_.
Airlines ~ t ""' jl:i I , """''" J.,_ ·" u11i t4lli n ' g rltl d • • Keller $1 .. 1 JI JI~ UV. Robert F. Six ..-Jdent of ., ~ ,.,,, l' ,., KMMr 11..i "' 1.4' tA\'I :is t~
Co ti ' ,,_a• ill g . '""" . .Jt ~._ Co n ~ »Vi >4'4 n nental. said ~~ w . \,,. !Ut ., Km-cwi " 1 ,.-. "~ •"
take his new job tbla month. I , ·1 ~ I. '§' JJ K,,.._ c.-t.41 >4" u Ml'< H •-'IJ of r~ l• tt' f . ti j ~~ IC,_, 0 Mlf t.U ftl'I JI\'\ Jt e ,., be In eb*I• o """. • I !P . iJ lA °"" co ,,. 1t•4 ,,.. , .. ,
Unenlal's l•gal -• • d ::I " · i ' ~· f, LM• ,.,,........, o.v ·11 " "-... \ iJI be based It 1bt compa· r~ 1 , 1, · :!;, ~ : ::~ t~:. J:i, & co :_ = :,,. ny'• 1eneral oftk:a at Inter· IU .... 9it... I . I~ L-,,., si.1 ,. ._ "
national Alrport. . I ~ ·:1 t =. 't;:.,'!: c;.., .n •;: '~ 1~
ChCotUr, bo~ la Wucha.n~, =£A': 11: 1 .il t"' ij4~ l!·t1 =-=~ ~': u.. " .~ _:~,.» lna, of miUIGUl'J paten • a:;..•-t .R ~Tc f.(I M...,.,_ ,.,...._ ,,._ w 1n.
has bttn aecretarY of the 1;. J{f: f ti , ~11 S£e Mi.llM ca.1te1 ... ~ .-.
F""J>Oft SuJpblaf Co. lo New J:'r ,.•l I~: L ~ :!" ~ 1';'.,,.~: ;::
York City sthce Jan. l, 19&4. ~rtll ,;;; r.· . ~. . · ,,..," ,. .... "°' lWi w '""
He also was .. 11aoctai. at-:::t:: m: I ~"" .:\ . J '. ::r~lftc I(::-lM :::: = :~-~~y tn the araa~vta,:: n., =ti:' 1 ~ .. :;: :.ewc:" .. ·79 ..:r.:...• ~ "......, Wa~. --1anc1 INC :-r, . . '"' . ~ ,., .. 1_.. »" ~ Jot
and Klcndl ol New York 1!:/Mf-\di . "-.1 l ~=~ 111t.. :C :: f:
City. :C .. -""' 1t 14 ·~ 01Mt11 ,,.. ,.~ 1~ 1At
ACROSS
F emtntnt
n1111e
5 Vtsstl
'I Si1nfl1nt
14 French
heroine
15 Auto
u sembly
U Pu t of 11us ic1I
11urnber: Colloq.
17 H11t1no
v1ssel
11 Out tr garmen t
19 B.,d 20 Liqueur
22 Bit or eye trouble
24 COl!llort
25 Attempt
21> Insane
28 Roo111 30 •••••
Jun1 pero
32 Bibhe&I man
)(,A "forty·
niner''
<Pl.)
40 Put orf
41 lltw Y0tlt
event 42 S.tellltt o Gypsy
45 Dlslrl~te
47 Art of
tMthlnO
4'1 Brou!lht u' 51 Attend1nt1 52 FtOl ll\
54 C11ifomi1'$ Big •.• Y uterdiy'' Puult Solve4:
55 Londoo's
Old ••• 58 Talk 1n for111atlly
&l Punster
U Gu eou' hydroc1rbon
&S Sound reuonlng
&1 Cooct lled
&9 Germ1n l1ncer:
V1r.
70 Arabia"
prince
71 Trieste 111u sure
72 Broadw1y name
73 Covered with li chen
74 Show Biz
award 75 Sedhnenl
DOWN
10 Bn ins
1 l Portico
12 Grult god
13 Ci tct1 with
lasso 21 So be It!
23 Ptklnese
talk
27 Ancirnt Briton
2'J Cover
JO Societies 1t l Spit out unl11t r$itlu
2 Power Jl With 1nchor
developtr partly
3 Coote111 pllble ra1s.ed
4 P.1. 33Jal
su•ac )4 Mineral
5 Card Ollllt 35 Looh 1t
' Ch1111lcal 36 From l prtflic dls11nc1
7 Europ11n 37 Breathing
Mls. sound
I Oeollst's JI Westem
conetm U.S. rlvtr
• Wrot19: 39 let Crtllll
Prefix confections
•
•;,1.s
0 River of ' Qutt>.e
46 Plalnelofles 1nan: Coll4M1,
41 Surt lli"tl Sl1110 I
50 Fo"" et 111011..,,.
5J ,.,tot
tolfc--55 R191rd hi~ly 56 Rldleuloln
57 Coins
58 Mll'l'I n•• 5' sa .. : co.e..
'°"' Ml Shows 11te'1
years U Starchy plant
64 Covtrltra.i
SIH
6' Show
dl$lrtU
'8 Sto1>9lnt
pl1ce
HEW vo•
onG Ml d<f1
tlvt llOOt I
•<•"9' Falr(h Hlllr Pon Am
P~tlpt Ded "m Ttl Ttt h not lllC RCA
p..,.. DI•
111 .. ntvo• . SCM Corp c;." ltUlru
PolartiO Am Sl•nd ltlM Alrl Amoe• C-"''vallf
Thursd.t1, StPltmber Ii, 1965 DAILY PILOT /~fW)-PrtS> J 3
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Closing Prices Complete New York Stock Exchange List
Stock Exchange Oosing
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Thursday, Stpttmbfr q, 1%5 J ..j DAILY PILOT/ Ntws-Prm . " . ...
SPOR'FS O~ PARADE
More Tlit11i
Meets Eye
Sandy Seeks 22nd Again Tonight
By BILL DONER
Was T~nt ~ll1u-.ed?
W1 hard to believe after watching Mike Ober
operate at llnebacktr for Orange Coaat in Tue5Clay'1
1erlmmage th.t the Newport High graduate wun't
even nominated for the Orange County North-South
All-Star game.
Ober, untll he In jured his knM, was a tiger for
the Plratts agaln1t S.n Diego Meta and made 1 half·
doxen jarring tackles besidH recovering a fumble.
"He'1 one of the beat freahmen we've got,"
l1udtd Tucker following the 1crum.
At Newport, Ober wu used primarily u 1n
offensive fullback. Perhaps that's why when Wide
Watts took over 11 Sailor coach this year his first
move was to realign the talent.
* * *
* * * VCI Bags Baeball Ace
It's too bed the University of California, Irvine,
won't have • baHball tHm this yHr.
Danny Rogers, UCl's hard working basketball
coach, haa recruited a youngster from Ontario name
of Greg "Bone1" Gaylord and if there'• one thing
Gaylord can do better than perform on the hard
woods -it's play baseball.
PrtHntly Gaylord Is in Nebraska playing HC·
ond bue for the Ontario Blacks in the National
American Legion Baseball Tournament.
According to those who have sffn him In ac·
t ion, Gaylord looks much like Marty Marlon of St.
Louis Cardinal fame. That is, ht does everything
so effortlenly.
* * *
Campy
Richest
Invalid?
KC Ace Hurt 1
During 11Tonr'
* l'ike Won't R e turn
Despite Viking Spirit's failure at Arlington Park
Mo!lday, Doty Brittingham's five-year-old flier will r e-
mam at the Chicago strip rather than returning to the West.
, _ ___,\ ~ Che~k
Trainer Jim Nazworthy wasn't available for com-
ment. after the Vike's dismal 11th place finish in the
Washin~on Park Handicap, but a spokesman said Nu
would give .the huge son of To Market a chance for •Mn1c•N Luov1 I NAT10N•l Luou•
revenge . aga1~st the Easterners before returning home. M~ni ; ,~ ;.~ 0~ s.11 "''~':to ff"' i ~ 0.!
Native Diver, meanwhile. is scheduled to get right M:lft~ " : :m t ~?,!,~~1 1 u 1 ·»i ~
back to the Coast and unless L. K. Shapiro's black blazer f.:,~fncs U t! ~ 1° ~N::~~;. ;tt: ~
can come up w~th a score of outstanding races, his cl'ri '06a .. ~ U ·m ~ Phll•d•'fM• i ]f •
cha!lce for Af!lencan horse of the year seems down the wd .. ton l) IO -~' n ~k1c}::'. :;J It
dram. The Diver, of course, was sixth in the 12 horse liftu~ Clly H u :l:l n~ ~~·'~otk ~f J~
field. w..,....y, 1t..-n w .. ._. • .,., ._... * * * ~~~~i.~ trE~\'.~i;~~t J. cJ;...l.i.d' J. ~ ft111111to °"'" .. mu 1c.:..01u'f"J-Can't 'J'ake It Twice • s. ltt,, .. , c11r • u 'M'"''
Columnlat Maxwell Stilff 11y1 ht ha1 a friend
who fa a 1hoemaker on New York's ea1t aide incl
Mveral yeu1 back the chap hit the lri1h Sweepat1k ..
...., made the ground tour of Europe'• anclent
CMt ... , churchn, att galltrltt, museuma, .tc. • .
TheM Wholn.le
VALUES
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In 'M11st Win' Tilt
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A month ago there was
speculation that Sandy Kouf ax might win 3(Ygames.
Now the Los Angeles Dodgers' star pitcher must
wonder if he'll win 22.
Koufax (21-7). who hasnt' won in his last five starts,
will try again to11ight wh en the Dodgers play the Chicago
"" 'Cubs at Dodger Stadium.
Bob Hensley (2-2) will pitch
for the Cubs.
Koufax won h1s 21st game
" Aug. 15. Since then he has
lost three and was not in'tlolv·
ed in the decision in two of
his starts.
The 29-year-<>ld lefthander
has not pitched badly, but his
inability to win has kept the
Dodgers bunched with the
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Football Briefs
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By ED GIBSON I same atarUng lineup which
0t ,.. Oe11Y , .... , .. ,, bu stood them in such good
ANAHEIM -Ward's Pi· stead the past two outings.
rates oC Cost.a Mesa gun for Catching Newkirk's slant~
their third _.tra.ight win with· for the Pirates will be Jon out a loss in the second an-BURBANK -You have to look three times to see
it and one more time to be1ieYe it.
nual Southern California Col-Hockenberry, w h 11 e Bob
legiate Baseball Classic ~ Thompson will be catching
night at La Palma Stadium the flreballlng Reuter for tbe
wben they tangle with Orange Dodgers.
But after a careful ltudy of the handful of tu~nit.y
gathered. it beoomes apparent tbat a football temn 11 in
the making. in the first game of a twin
bill, starting al 7 p.m. The sceoe i.s here in Burbank where little Belhr·
mine4eflerson High School makes ita borne. Tbe Dodgerti of Rlcbards Start.I,.. Lineup Market in Newport Buch,
seeking t b e i r third win It is a varsity football seuion wbkh fi_nda coach
John Lucker giving much individual attention to his
squad. Giving that type of instructtob is something moat
head coaches do not have time to do.
HoweYer, lAJcker finds the chore quite eM'J.
You see, Bellannine-Jeffenon bas only 18 piayers
out fol' the team.
"It's a usual~ize turnoul," Lucker relates. "Last
year we thought we were going to have. a preUy1 good
team so we bad 25 kids out for the vamty. That s the
largest squad rve ever heard of here.
"Sure, it's a dlaUenge. You never know how many
will report on opening day of practice. You wonder if
you'll even have enough to field a team," lA.lcker con·
HIT IT HARDER! -Newport coach Ted Mullen
gives Sailor ends a hard workout on blocking. Seen
for the Sailors in the background are Bob Temple
fides. F tbaJI ft d "But we have a somewhat unique school. There are 00 oun up
only 450 student.s.-184 boys."
and Steve Warner wNle Dennie Deweese works
over the dummy.
, agalmt one setback, clash
with Downey in the second
contest at 9.
Jim Newkirk will be on the
mound when the Pirates take
the field against Oran~. The
big rigblhander struck out 11
and walked none 1n pitching
the Pirates to a 4-2 win over
the White Soll: Rookies in
their first tourney appear·
ance. The win raised New-
---------lurk's record on the &eaaon
to 12-0.
Terry Thompson, the New·
Tl·entadue 1 port Harbor graduate wbo 1ust returned Crom his first I campaign In the farm system
P aces OCTC I of the California Angeh. wW
Ward's Pirates
Wallace, u
Wetz.el, 3b
Hockenberry. c
Thompaon, lb
Pickens, 2b
Bjork., cf
Crain, If
Baros, r!
Newkirk, p
Richards Markel #
Kubrin, ss
Eadie, lb
Kennedy. lf
Vickers, 3b
Thompson, c
Neri, cf
Mancebo, 2b
Pereira, rf
Reuter, p
Scrimmaging is considerably difficult-at lea.st on
a full·scale team basis-when you don't have enough
players to form two teams. But Lucker gets around that
by holding hall·line scrums.
Area Grid Plot Thickens, open the game at flrst base,
Orange County T r a ck but be available for relief
Club came through for sec· work, lf needed. ----------
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ond place in tea:n stand· The ~lrates reached the "You're always worried about injuries." he ad<h.
"It's a chore to find enough talent to fill 11 positions but
somehow we manage to do it.
Lucker Is • Bell.Jeff 1r1d and • former football
playe r for the tiny ptrochle l achoo!.
He reca lls the dayt when Gus Brau n wu tutor·
Int grid fortuMt at S.llarmi,,..Jtfferson.
''They hid 15 guys out for football In 195'4,"
Lucker tells. "They won the IHgue championship,
ovt r auch tHmt as Pomon• Catholi c and M.,y Star
of the S.a. TMy won their first CIF playoff game
but fell In the Ncond round."
Lucker haa had a succeuful tour of duty since
he took over the varsit y po•t thrM Masons lfO· The
Gu1rdt, 11 they are nicknamed, h•d • ~3 record In
1963 and finish.ct Mcond in the Olympic Le91ue.
For 1964 they had a 4-4 Maton mark and w.re
third in loop standints.
T S h I ings for the annual Ocean· quarter·fmals of the touma· eams ow mprove ment I Side run which was staged l~:n\v~l~e s~~~~oo~ss, o~-~~
, Sunday. and South Gat~. 2·1. Orange,
.san Diego. !rack a n d in the mea .. tlme, chalked up ~ t M % tremendo \V dn da " Oil· Field Assoc:1ation plucked I wins over Long Beach and 1-.~por ar .. "a us e es y, top honors in team stand· t • Th inar were considerably Th Vikin thro gb er head coach Ken Moats re· . I Ocean B~ach m reaching the ,,.. e gs may go u ported "W h d 1 good mgs. quarter-fmals brlgbter at Newport Harbor a short defensive scrimmage U · ~ a . a re:U. Carl Trentadue led the Ken Reute"r will be the
Wednesday u the Tars pick· this afternoon if all goes ac· r;a;le~ ~~. we re e eme· OCTC contingent. finishing starting pitcher for Richards
ed up mome11tum from their cording to schedule l:n this e · third in 53·36. Frank Du-Market in the Downey tilt.
shoddy session Tuesd.a~. morning's drill. Moats pl~ced the emphasis arte. former Orange Coast Reuter went the route for the
Coach Wade Watts singled "It all depends on wt.ether 00 the pusmg game W~es-College a a d Huntington Dodgers in their t o u r n e y
out Mark Lor~tun, Steve we can put our \Jffense to-day alternOJn and l!fO tight Beach High ace. grabbed a opener agaJnst Anaheim. re-
Pearson. Dennis DeWeese, getber," Marina be.ad coach ends -Butch Rolliru; and firth in 53 ·57. He competed ceiptlng for a +1 loss.
Mlke Stoben~r and S t e v e Virgil s a v a g e revealed. Ray Hunt -looked very good, unattached. Alter a rocky start wbicb
Reece for their excellent per· ''We've been working on fun-as did a pair of split e~ds, Other OCTC place win· found him giving up three un· forman~es. . damentaJs and defense pri· Denny Pirtle and Bob Wick· ners were: Vince Sweetser earned runs in the first in· lnjur1~s hit the squad, how-marily and our offense may ersham. ~o . quar:terbacki (10th, 57: 13), Tim Troy I nlnis. and reversed the set.
ever. with both quarterbacks not be ready for a scrimmage c~ndidates, Junior Bill Jen· 112th, 57 :32J, Andre Riou b:.c:k to Anaheim, coming h~bled an~ a fullback suf· yet." kins and sopbomore Dan i 118th, 59 ·04J, Neil Sybert from behind to trim the host
fenng a slight knee .injury Halfback Steve Farmer and Francis also excelled. . I 28th, 61:30). Norm Lumi· I nine, 9-3.
Quarterback Don M\lr:ns hurtlspLit end Ken Rapp were on Among the defenders. line· an (33rd. &1.44 • John Ward I Downey reached the third
both knees and ~l miss pro~-the sidelinu for the second backers Dave Leader and j (41st. 69:53). round of the losers bracket
"What's the toughest opponent you've met~" I ably . the . rema.mder of this day of contact sessions, Far· Mitch Gillis, along with de-with wins over Santa Ana
uiued. "That's easv • ., he r""'lied. "Sant.a Clara, last week s drills. . mer with tonsilitis anC: Rapp feos1ve end Steve Benson, and Buena Park, following a q • -r Field general Mike Fenchak 'th bo t r 0 Letle stood out. I flrst·round loss !o Buena year. cracked a rib and will be lost wi a u 0 u. rman A Sta Park
I gasped. "Sant.a Clara!! That was the defending CIF until the first game Sept. 24. tackle Ray Cr~b!tff WO was lt'estndaster rea rs Both teams are CX"""'led h ' '" • -d r llb k B b ; --' h among the rrussmg and Sav-. . r--c amp1on. "'' u ac o """ ... ,s as 't hat his tat Fou r oUensive posllh>ns G f to open with basically the Lucker was well aware of Santa Clara's football a sore~. lage wasn sure w s . have !>een sewed up. but At ym est
talents. "I had talked to their coa~h and he told me he Junior Jeff Bater wilt flll lus wag . spirited battles are being
had lost everything through graduation. In at quarterback until Mor-Co•UI Mf!sa w1ged for the othe.r seven as Suunne Richards and Ter·
"'!le went up there and lost, 41-8. They tore us ris returns to duty. I Herm Cundall and Jim and the Uons head into their ~ird ri Zander led a group or four
apart. C fl l /ti Pat Ferryman were back in day or fall football practic~. Orange Coast area pmnasts
Looking ahead to 1965, Lucker ha6 a couple of lal· c:ron:el Me J!r action today but ta ckle Don Players who are set in their into the redwoods north of
ented lads out for the squad. One is 210.pound halfback, to /~~~e in CC:ta~n ac~!~ Brenneman turned up with a posi~ona .include wingback San Fra.1cisco for a week·i
Paul Miller. The other is tackle Ken Gravois, a 220.pound· withp a better effort Wednes· knee injury which WllS ex-Riltk:i Aldridge, halfback D~n long stay at a ~!11llastlcs
er d th turned · Tu pected to keep him out of ac· Loomer, tigbt end . Bob Stir· camp sponsored 101ntly byl
Bellarm.ine-JeUerson faces a r~asonably tough d:; an was m es· Uon for at least a wed. as ling and strong side guard the University of California
schedule. induding Moorpark, Harvard, Valley Chris· ~ach Howard "C 0 r k y" Mesa head man Neil Pe.ek Do:a~~·it out for other po-anl .t~c Y~~A. Ri h d
tian, Brown Military, Lutheran. Verbum Dei. LA Bap-Johnson's ouUit went through continues to battle. injuries sltions are quarterbacks Mick· Co oimn~ 1 ~s Hi~har ~hoo~
tist, St. John Bc6co and St. Genevieve. a pair of 2·bour drills, one durinti practice sessions. ey Bodnar and David Pen· gr!~~:te e wboar now attends
As ' you walk away from practice, you can't help for offense and the other for "Bre.nneman's kn~ popped hall, fullbacla Geor~e Berg, Orange Coast. and Miss Zan·1
admiring Lucker, far meeting a trying situation and defense. Each session wound out ind we .. se.nt him to see Tom Williams, Doug Char-der, a aenJor at C<>rona del t
making the most of it. up in scrtmmaiie. • ~~e doctor, ~eek reported, chenko and Bob Watso11, flank-Mar, were Tim Wilson of
Contrary to Tuesday s but we haven t beard the re· ers Robert Castillo and Bruce occ and Brian Casserly of
* scrum, there was plenty to port, yet No sooner do we Hicks, centers Bill Parsons Cd.M. * * be pleased about Wednesday. get one tackle back (Cun~am and Craig Freiberger, quick Many former Olympians
Quarterback ~ ~ey than we lose the other, he side guards Jim Fitch and from the United St.at.ea and
continued to be unpress1ve moaned. Malcolm Elvy, quick s l de Canada served as imtructors
guiding the Sea King assault. Junior. end Mark Laney is tackles Wayne Pierpoint and for the clinic. including 1uch
F ootball Mbe ella1111
A f.w miscellaneous notH on arH foetball:
Newport had ltt goal posts torn down already.
But the moat pleasant aur· being given a shot at thelMike Stingle and strong side top stars u Dale McClem-
priae of the day was the per-quarterback berth and he. and tackles Tom Nelson and Scott cnu, number one 'em a 1 e
formance of unheralded full· Scott Gat.tlte were cspectallylMcEldowney gymnast in the U.S.. Gail
back, Tom Westgate. sharp in passing drills Wed· · Daley. her Canadian counter·
DNTA/the•,
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I like Half and Halls
for their rich taste
or mild flavor."
McGUIRE
SISTERS
No one Meml to know who wrecked th. wooden
ft0tt1 and cronbar ... formtr Ntwport act Wade
PMnon htt been red-shirt.ct a t UC LA ..• Weatmin-
sttr coech 1111 lolwtll wlll •pp•r•ntly have hi•
hands fvtl at Redl1nda since t'-T errlen have 23
lett..-men back f rom t h• team which bowed to
Wtttmlnlter, 7.(J, a year lfO·
Laureh also went to tackle nesday. E•tanda part and Art Shurlock.
E~~n~.~Tum~a B l B h ~~k~&~goutw~~===========================~
n.nkerback Mlke Shea and u n t ngton eft lthe defensive line candidates
defensive bac,k Rieb Constant, The Oilers ~e ~atively are wW be completed tod. ay
for their day• actions. planning a bnef acrmuna~e as coach John Lowry con·
Wayne Huth .. , fo rmer h..ct football co.ch at
Ntwport, 11 baclc In tht coaching world ... he'll help
Bob Hailey with trtck at Sallorvlllt.
Mike Giddings of Newport, fMtlNll aHle at USC ,
may be lnftr .. ted to know that Monrovia It llktly
to be shlfttd from the Pacific L•lf"9 to the Sierra
Lt•tu• In 1966 ••a ptrt of CIF relHgulnt.
Glddl"91 had an ouhtandlnt coaching record
at Monrovia, lotlnt only one garTM -to San Di.to
In tht 1959 CIF flnals.
Mattt Del haa thrff sett of brothera on Its team.
They aro: Tim .nd Mlkt Modde, Biii and lton l rown,
Mike and Jim Morgan. Tht Morgans are twins.
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A couple of minor injuriu tbb afternoon following their hnues drilling bis troops on I
were reported but. they were best practice session to date the Eagle pracllce field.
apparenUy not senous enough Wednesday. Interior defensive linemenl
t\) sideline the players today. "The whole squ.ad lovked were ferreted out Wednesda y
----.-... -------------and Lowry and his staff will closely watch the deferusive
RACE RESULTS end candJdates today.
Two newcomers showed up
at practice Wednesday, a
speedy halfback fNm Rancho
-----••••-•••••••••-Alamitos named Mike Mack·
~:II l llUL Tt llV ... TII UCL • f\#1F.Je.ner old W '• s.t. &. IMS nlllea. Allow•"°". ~.Y•• ~llUT uu. • fllrL Malde11 J .,.., _, •a.er .... 1~1 1 .Jt •A s '° ey and another back -name J':·11~n1~• ..,.,,... l.20 ue i:!,.~ r: rr-' J'° i·:: unknown -from Corona del 11•"* ..__ 10 11 .. 11 l 4' J,.0 Tlme-11 U . \J k • ~ I, ""'-' uo ,.,.., ...... HontYmoonf<. ci.o ,.,1 Mar . ac ey tmpressed the I 1 us. Wl1tfvt Maid, Miu 1(11 l lrd, llou I laff 'th bi d • ..,..-. "..,.., ~ 11111 ttu, l:;'.-"''Nd· Miu •re•k-. coac ung s w1 s spce ,
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Harbors Benefit All
For just about as long as anybody can remember.
certain factions and newspapers up Santa Ana way have
campaigned for their city to get an ocean harbor all 1t.s
own.
In the north county, Dana Point Harbor to the south. and
Upper Newport Harbor.
Indirect effecta of harbor development in luring new
business and industry to Orange County. continuing our
• economic boom. cannot be measured precisely in dollars
and cents. This b'1s been a most frustrating effort for the Coun·
ty Seat, landlocked ~ it is on all sides.
Early in the 1920s, Santa Ana attempted to push a
shoestring annexation all the way down through Co!lta
Mesa to pick up a piece of Upper Newport Bay. The
battle went aJl the way to the California Supreme Court.
But Santa Ana's grand design for a harbor via annexa-
tion was resoundingly defeated at the hands of the
voters in May of 1928.
Admittedly, some conflict& have developed where
the Harbor District bas operated withi11 the incorporated
limits of cities. Most of these problems have been ironed
out through sensible negotiations. City-county coopera·
tion can solve most future harbor problems.
Meanwhile, whether the county develops its coastal
assets through a harbor district or harbor department,
the effect of its efforts is clearly on the record. Thirty-four years later in the early 1960s, Santa
Ana tried another shoestring annex, this time down-
coast inland toward the Laguna hills. Several astute
political observers suggested this ludicrous strip was
actually aimed at picking off the fuure Dana Point Har·
bor, some 35 miles distant from the County Seat. This
effort also died a·borning.
Harbor and coastline development is one of Orange
County's finest assets to the benefit of the entire county,
its taxpayers, residents, businesses and industries.
After all these years with a passion for harbors,
some minority voices are now heard in Santa Ana crying
out against the Orange County Harbor District. These
voices -few, but loud -complain that thefr taxes are
being used unfairly for harbor development. (Presum~
ably no Santa Ana boaters use Newport Harbor')
That 38th Street Park
Newport's parks offer a strange contrast.
Consider Mariners Park. Ita bright green grass,
openness, equipment and location invite -and get -
cqntinual usage, from children , young people and adult!!.
They have not, however. complained about the mil·
lions of dollars Orange County taxpayers have poured
into county civic center buildings, which Santa Anans
welcome as an important help in the pump-priming ef-
fort to upgrade the deteriorating downtown Santa Ana
business district.
Then consider the 38tb Street Park. between 36th
and 38th street on Balboa Boulevard. It has a handful
of out-dated playground equipment, a net-less volleyball
court. dirt-covered shuffleboard courts, a dirty restroom
and grounds suitable for nothing, save possibly playing
in the dirt.
rt attracts almost no one, although the area around
it is densely populated.
These buildings bring no tax return for tax dollars.
By contrast, county tax and bond contributions to
the development ol existing Newport Harbor have
brought in vessels now estimated to have a taxable
assessed valuation of nearly $14 million.
Similar assessed valuation increases can be expected
for Orange County from the development o! Sunset Bay
Granted, the nearby ocean is a popular playground
itself, but if the 38tb Street Park is used seldom, it is a
waste o! land. Why couldn.'t It be modernized and made
!nto a picnic area with cooking stoves and pleasant din·
mg areas, much as the downtown park in Costa Mesa?
Allen-Scott
Secret Peace Plan
By ROBERT S. ,\I.LEN
and PAUL SCOTT
A cruclal aspect of t h e
Johnson Adm1n!JtraUon's
master plan to "bring the
Vietnam conflict Crom t be
battlefield to the negotiat-
ing table" ti replacing the
existing military rule with
a broad • based c l v 11 l a n
•·government o{ national
reconciliati<'n. ''
Consisting o{ an indirect·
ly "elected" national as·
1;embly, a premier and ca-
binet, this regime wollld
lake the lead in seeking a
negotiated termination of
the OghtlZlg.
the officials start and main-
tain a modern government.
Third, to keep pressure on
North V i e t n a m through
telling bombing strikes."
WHILE THE administra-
tion is enforcing a tight
blackout on its "peace"
plan. some signllicant in-
formation has been pieced
together. Public discussion
is hampered by the highly
classified nature of much
of it.
But it ls possible to re·
port the foll owing:
A major phase of the plan
1s a huge refugee program.
under which hundreds or
thousands o1 peasants and
village.rs are to be "relo-
cated and rehabllit~ted''.
Gen. Landsdale wlll be in
charge.
THIS REFUGEE project
will be very costly. Exact-
ly how much i.s conjectural.
But lt is certam lo run rnto
hundreds of millions of dol-
lars.
The military regime of
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky,
the tart-tongued young air
brigadier, is to be ousted.
Just how that is to be
brought about is not known.
lt may turn out to take
quite a bit or doing, as Ky,
with characteristic ehulli·
ence, considers h1mse!C a
"man o( destiny".
But the master plan calls
for hi& military rule to be
replac~d by a civilian "gov·
ernment of national recon-
ciliation."
TAGGED to play a key
role in tbls strategy is Ed·
ward Landsdale, lbe con-
troversial retired Air Force
major general now back in
Saigon Lor the announced
purpose of heading a spe-
cial team of U.S. advisers
to the Vietnam Central Ru·
rat Construction Council.
Mailbox
It is th.iJ still largely pa-
per organization that ls to
be Landsdale '-1 principal
tool in setting in motion the
series of developmenta de·
signed to bring about the
peace-aiming "government
of national reconciliation."
Ambulance Subsidy
While congressional a n d
other authorities know that
the President and his inner
advisers have a ma 1 t e r
Vtetnam "peace'' plan, it
is s h r o u de d ln closely-
guarded secrecy. 0th er
than vague references to it
in White House briefings
and the President's private
talks with callers, nothing
has been divulged.
THE J\'EAREST a high·
placed official has come to
~a) ing anything publicly
about the husll-hush plan
''as by Walt Rostow, chair·
man of the State Depart-
m,.nl's Policy Planning
Council. Anrl his generaliz·
ed and enigmatic com-
ments are meaningless ex-
cept to those with some
<I'-' :irencss of their true im-
1mrt.
In a press interview last
'' t>!>k while vacationing at
a South Carolina resort. the
one-time Massachusetts In·
r;t1tule of Technology econ·
cimics professor said:
"Tur:.ing points are quite
mysterious 10 wars. But
our bombing strikes have
made a big difference. The
U. <\. has three goals in Vi-
et.nam : To help the new
and younger generation of
Vietnamese get settled and
get started. Then to help
To the Editor:
In regard to the local
ambulance services which
are privately owned and op-
erated.
These men are made to
buy the most modern and
up-to-date eqwpment a n d
they cannot refuse service
to anyone without losing
their license. Yet, every
year they lose thousands of
dollars from deadbeats who
won't pay -plus, they
spend one-fifth of their time
in court trying t11 collect.
lT LOOKS to me like the
cities of Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa. whlch
boast of their wealth and
which seem to have plenty
of money for everything
else. could subsidize a per-
centage or these men's loss-
es for a job well done.
Even the small city or
Westminster subsidizes its
ambulance service.
R. C. BRUNDY
'Night Raiders9
To the Edit.or:
It is apparent that North-
ern California is plagued
by the curse o( the "Hells'
Angels." but unfortunately,
Newport Beach, too orten,
plays host to the "Newport
Night Raiders."
We became another of
Dear Gloomy Gus:
What makes some businesses thlnk
people want to hear music and radio
noise broadcast in blaring tones out
into parking lots and 6lreets? PubUc
address systems ought to be lell(islated.
-M. M. R.
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their "victims'' a few nights
ago. Current damage [n.
eluded a vicious attack on
the homes of some ~ New-
port Beach p r o p e r t y
owners. Obscenitie! were
scrawled and scribbled on
mail boxes, fence~. walls,
and garages. Several cars
were smeared with lipstick,
paint and nail polish (bright
red).
THE WORDS t h a t the
"Night Raiders" chose to
desecrate th e neighbor·
hood are unprini.able and
outrageously childish -the
true pro<tuct of a sick mind.
It leads to a question.
Why do these degenerate
persons spill their iJOison on
a quiet, peaceful family
community? Perhap:: it is a
lack of parenlal control. or
maybe they are seeking at-
tention, notoriety, and rec-
ognition.
TODAY THEY got recog-
nition, in a bitter complaint
filed with the N .: w p o r t
Beach Pollce Department.
If these woulrl-be "Night
Raiders'' can read, which
~ dOl•bt. for sur.ily they
couldn't have that much In·
telllgence H they can de·
grade themselves by In·
dulging in such infantile
and ldioUc behavior, per·
haps they will take this
warning and refrain from
destroyine our homes, prop-
aty and automobiles.
WE AI.E GRA 1 EFUL
to the Newport Beach Po-
lice Department for the.Ir
splendid cooperation con.
~og this problem. They
have aasured us t:.at their
vlgilance wlll continue, oo
our behalf.
PATRICIA ~MECQ
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Howdy there, folk&. How
y'all? Time for another tee·
vee visit with the roolin'·
tootin' Jay Family -sl.a.r·
ring ol' Elbie Jay, who al·
ways deals from the top of
the deck. lf'n it's his deck .
As we join up with ol' El·
b1e torught he and his pret·
ty wife, Bir(tie-Bird, a r e
just a-settin' down to a hand
of bridge with the man he
loves and trusts above all
others, the man he elevated
to the second highest office
in the land, the unlorgetta·
ble ftght.i ng moderate. Hu·
bert Horatio Whatshisname.
Making a fourth is Mrs.
Whatshemame.
Hubert (holdlng Elble'1
chair): Well, well , and bow
are you feeling tonight, sir?
Elbie: Always thinking or
yourseU. Don't forget that
I gave you your job. I iave
you fame and power. I
made your name a house-
hold word. And don't you
forget it, Homer.
Hubert: It's Hubert, sir.
Elbie : There you go, al·
ways trying to get your
~ame mentioned. And speak·
mg of that. dic!n•t I see your
name in the paper t b J a
morning. That's twice in sb
months, Herbert.
Robert (blanching): Honest.
sir, it was an accident. A
traffic accident. r ran over
a litUe old lady and a re·
porter with an encyclopedic
memory recognized my
name.
Elbie: Well . don't Jet It hap·
pen again. There'~ no room
for publicity seekers around
here. The papers only got
so much space. Now, let's
see. You shuffle there,
Birdie-Bird. Thars lt. shuf-
fle them good. And you cut,
lligbert. That's right, c u l
them a couple of times. And
I'll deal. Hmrnm. I reckon
I'll lake these 13 card• here
MR.MUM
and you folks can divvy up
the rest, fair and square.
Hubert: Gee. that's a fine
deal , sir. Would you like to
bid now?
Elbie: Seven no-trump.
Hubert: Gosh, that's a bril·
liant bid, sir. And I haven't
even seen your hand.
Mn. Wbatsbername: ('m
afraid I'll have to doub .••
Ouch!
Hubert: She passes too. sir.
Elbie: A fine woman. You
may all be sealed now. AnJ
1 '11 just lead ttlls little ol •
king of beart.s here .••
Hubert: A marvelous lead,
sir. I 'll just have to play
my little old three of hearts
... Whoops !
Elbie (tbandentruck): You
played the ace I
Bubert (pale and trem-
bUnc): Honest, sir, lt was
an accldent. I strategically
planned to eat the ace later
when you weren't looking. l
reached for the three, but
my bands were all sweaty
and .••
Elbie: Another accident?
Hmmm. I always sald, Hlr·
schel, that your eyes were
set mighty close together.
Hubert (pleading): Oh ,
please don't say you don 't
trust me, slr. I '11 kill my-
self.
Elbie: What! And 5et your
name In the papers? You
wollldn 't dare.
CAN HUBERT Find Hap-
piness in Humble Obscurity?
If He Knows What's Good
for Him? Tune in to our
next episode, folks. A n d
meantime, as you mosey on
down the trail of life, re·
member what Elbie'b ol'
granddaddy used to say: ·
''Happy is the humble
man who don't expect a
great deal. But '°le ain't near
as happy as the dealer.··
Cltret!lctl ,_,_
MO IN
fl]Q{T
(EdJtofa Note: The one
man, one vote edJct of the
U.S. Supreme Court bas
resulted fn tbe suggestion
that other states adopt tbe
uolcameral system long
used In Nebraska. Folio"'·
Ing 11 a report by Carlton
ffJll on polltlcal attitudes
on thJ1 subject Jn l onoectl·
cut u Jt appeared ln tbe
WUton (Coon.) Bullttln.)
LeasL likely, by far. tn
succeed among the many
proposals before the Con·
nectkut Constitutional Con-
vent!on is the idea of uni·
cameral legislature -one
house insttad of •w". It col-
lides most violently with the
resistance to change which
has to be overcon:e before
anything at all can come
out of the seasJon.
Studc.nta of the science of
govemm~t m a k e good
sense ln thelr analyses of
the unicameral idea. They
aren't wild eyed radicals,
bent upon destroying the
fundamental traditions of
the land. Indeed, a promi·
nent spokesman for the
idea ls Newman MJlrsilius
of Trumbull, who is also a
recognized leader among
the conservatives.
BRIEFLY, the tbew is
that the logical step beyond
changing both Senate and
House districts to a popu·
lation basia is to comblne
them into a. single body.
Less expense. grester effi·
ciency and flexibility and
a closer relationshjp be·
tween legislators and clti·
zens are a few of the bene·
Cits cited.
In a unicameral legisla·
ture, there'd be no need for
dealing b e t w e e n party
chairmen1 in secret caucus·
es or in conference com·
mlttees There would be an
end to the duplication o{
Senate and House bills and
the confusion of contradic-
tory reports by commlttees
to their respective cham-
bers.
AVERAGE citizens, now
at a loss when asked to
name their senator& and
representatives in Hart·
ford, . would hav1 more
sense of 1dentWcaUon with
a single spokesman from
each district. The one man-
one vote principle would
become much more effec·
live in such a direct re.la.
Uonship.
Connecticut. the land of
steady hablu, 15 unlikely to
buy an idea 10 "radical"
that only one st.ate, Ne-
braska, has tried it. When
it Is known that Nebraska
went all the way out and
put electlon of lu legt1la-
tors on a nonpartlsan ba·
sis, the ulea resistance
wm double.
CONN'ECMClJT is more
likely to be the tut or the
next to the last state to ac·
cept "new.fangled" things.
ll was that way with the
primary law, :itill re1ented
by pracUcal pol1Uclan1. And
It ~took a U.S. Supreme
Court decltSon to upeet the
state's archalc law ban-
ntna birth control practice
or advice .
In ConnecUcut today, the
party leaden don't ru11y
-. .
believ~ t h e redistricting
program before the Con-
stitutional Convention wUJ
put an end to tbeu cozy
custom of Assembly deal-
ing. It is being predicted
the !Upublicans wlll win
the Senate while the Demo-
crats ~ke over the House.
THERE'S AN asped of
tilting at °"indmills in the
crusading of those who say
the wicked federal courts
must not be allowed to or-
der Connecticut or any oth· ·
er st.ate to change its legis-
lature. The realistic polill·
cians, more interested in
power plays than in tradi·
lion. are betting th~re won't
be too nuch difference.
Even the fairly I; nocent
suggest;on that the General
A.ssembly be ln session ev·
ery year instead of every
two years has run into that
s a m e old resis;.ance to
change Part of the tommy·
rot ab<'ut tradition is a
counter argumen~ that an-
nual sessions would be un-
necessary and unduly ex-
pensive.
SO MARSJLlUS and the
brave !ew who agree with
the logic of the unicameral
legislature fully realize the
strength of the soUd wall
against which the idea ls
b e i n g b o u n c e d. But
wouldn't it be nice i: some
way could be found to put
the running of st.alt! govern-
ment lo lhe hands ot the
duly e I e ct e d people's
spokesmen? ,---~! Hal Boyle
Turning a Deaf Ear
Man 's ability to sur-
vive today depends on his
ability to say no.
There are so many things
clutching at a man's mind.
time and pocketbook t h a t
he has to adopt a negative
attitude as a matter of self·
defense. If he can't learn to
say no, the piranhas of
civilization will eat him
alive.
To endure, a fellow must
learn to tum a deaf ear to
enticing suggestions. F o r
example, here are a few
commonplace uwlt.ations
that can lead onJy to con-
fusion. bankruptcy, regret
or disaster ·
"IT'S ONLY a s m a 11
friendly game, and we'll
put a limit on the size of the
beta. You'll be home be-
fore midnight, I promise
you."
)By"Ge~.;il
Dear George :
I am planning to write a
detective novel and every-
body tells me I will have to
"put some sex" in it. Is the
sex in detective novels on
purpose?
WONOERlNG
Dear Wondering:
It doe~n 't seem on pur-
poJe to me -it serms quite
accidental. My favorite de-
tective, Sam Hatchet, Is al·
ways sitting In his office
and ln wander these babes
right out of a clear b 1 u e
sky. Sometimes I think I
must not live rl1ht.
•·But supposing l am the
one to go first. Henry.
Woulrl you want to marry
again, supposing you m e t
someone who was really at-
tractive? Now tell me t be
truth."
"Let me pick up the tick-
ets for the show, and you
handle the dinner tab f o r
the bunch. Okay ?"
"Try one of these. U's a
recipe I made up myself.
You mix a quart of Jin, a
quart of creme de menthe,
a pound oC brown sugar,
three ounces of pnme juice
and-"
"1 DON'T CARE h o w
many fillings you've got.
Henry, anybody can crack
walnuts w i t h his teeth.
There's a trick to Jt -lt'•
all a matter of leverage.
Open your mouth, put the
walnut rtght there, and-''
"We'd appreciate it very
much if you'd accept the
chairmanship of our PT A
committee on readers h 1 p
problems ln the stxth grade.
Jt will taJ<e only a few min·
utes of your time each
month."
"In recllgnitlon of your
standing as a leader in the
community. we are letting
you in on the ground noor
of a business opportunJty
that comes only once in •
lifetime."
"DAO, THESE kids don't
believe me when l tell them
you used to throw 50 yard
passes in hlgb acbool.
Here's our football. Show
'em how easy it ls.'' .--... ......
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Thursday, September 9, 1965
The editorial page of the Daily Ptlot seeb to Inform
and stimulate readera by presenting thu new.
paper's opinions and commentary on topics of m.
terest and significance, by provtdtnc a forum for
the expression ot our readers' opinions an4 by
presenttnc the dlver11 vlewpo1nti of 'tnrormed
observers and spokesmen on topics of the day.
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OKANGE COUNTY
tf JLJWQ!ONIC p socIETY t
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IEA ANDERSON. Editor
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Philharmonic .Society
Year Opens
Orange County Philharmonic Society's board of directors, chairmen
and heads of the 21 Harbor Area women's committees will be familiarized
with the society's programs and operation when they gather for the first
!all event, an orientation coffee. planned in conjunction with the first meet-
ing of Newport Harbor Women's Philharmonic Board.
The dual event is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept 15, at 10 a.m. in
Irvin e Coast Country Club.
Mrs. John F. Porter. a vice president of the society, county chairman
of women's committees and ch airman of the Liaison Committee, will pre-
side during the orientation: Mrs . Edwin f . Steen, wife of society president,
will pour.
Among speakers who will discuss various facets of the society are
Steen, who will annou nce tlM! 1965-66 concert season which opens Nov. 6;
Clifford Hakes. first vice president and chairman of the continuance fu nd;
and the Mmes. Sydney Gaynor. vice president-treasurer: James P. Judin,
concert ticket chairman; Eric Durand. Young Musicians Foundation: Jeffer·
son Scoville, youth concerts: Marvin McClay. concert previews: William H.
Mead, chairman of the anr.ual I. Magnin Fashion Show. and Ralph Tan-
dowsky, vice president-public relations.
Harbor Area ch airmen, including Huntington Harbour and Laguna
Beach, w11l meet with the Liaison Committee which coordinates all phil-
harmonic women 's activities in Orange County throughout the year. Mrs.
Carlos L. Beeck will officiate as chairman of NH Wome's Philharmonic
Board.
Also scheduled to give short. informative talks are the Mmes. Harry
Gates. advisor of Philharmonic Juniors: George Wiseman. J uniors chair·
man, and William Kelter, Juniors summer chairman. Mrs Raymond C.
Dosta will distribute the new membership rosters. .,
11
TEAMWORK -A successful 1965-66 year for Orange Count)'.~
Philbarmonic Society is assured by (from left) Mrs. A. Bayar~
Dod Jr., chairman of the board of Hun tington Harbour Commit-'
tee; Mrs. John F. Porter, county chairman of ..women's committees;
Mrs. James E. Owen Jr., vice president in charge of ne w commit-
tees, and Mrs. Carlos L. Beeck, Newport Harbor Women's Phil-
harmonic Board chairman. as they pledge support while hoisting
pennants of their groups.
Assisting Mrs. Porter with coffee arrangements are Liaison Com·
mittee members, the Mmes. William S. Holstein. past chairman; McClay,
Beeck, James E. Owen Jr .• vice chair man in charge of new committees;
Wilfred Berls. ways and means chairman; Joseph W. Mackin. northern
Orange County representative. John L Laun Jr., advisor. and J. Allen
Beek Jr .. hospitality chairman of the NH Board .
R evelin
With Evelyn
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
01 Ille Dl llJ '1111 Sia"
HONORING GEN. AND
MRS. Thomas Riley of Do-
ver Shores. Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Huff entertained
W guests at brunch in Bal·
b.>a Bay Club.
Gathering to greet the
Rlleys were Gen. Edward
Hurst and the Gens. and
Mmes. John Condon. Frank
Tharin. F. E. Leek. and the
Cols. and Mmes. William
Roberson and E. H. Ander·
son.
Among the distinguished
guesta was Samuel Eddy,
Mrs. Riley's rather.
Walter Keene. William Mal·
ouf, George McGrath. Rob-
ert Merritt, Edward Pelle·
grin. Thomas Roden, 0 . W.
Richard and Jack Symes.
Otheres were the Messrs.
and Mmes. Harland Stor-
um. Edwin Steen, Ernest
Scanli>n. Wendell Jones. WU·
Uam Moseley Jones. Louis
· Turner, Charles Wilger and
Thomas Beyley.
AJso attending were Alan
Stoneman and the Mmes.
William B r o w n. Vincent
Arena, Wil~ed Berls. WI!·
lard Dunlap. Peter Fluor,
Ted Ivy, Bertine Treat and
Horace Wilson.
Assisting her mother in WINNING THE TROPHY
hostess duties was Mrs. for Clrst place in the first
Richard Lippi .>f Fullerton. annual tennis tournament
Other members of t h e for doctors only in Mesa
HuU family present were Verde Country Club was
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brit· Dr. Robert Levitt. with Dr.
tingham. Mr. and Mrs. Al Bert Tesman runner·up In
Brittingham and Mrs. J . F. the singles matches.
Brittingham . Doubles teams in the fl. Guests also included the nals were the Drs. Paul
Messrs. and Mmes. Jose McBride. Don De Rtt sha,
Rosan Sr .• Jose Rosan Jr.. William Seidel. Leon DeSll·
Bryan Maxendon. Vincent va, Tesman. Ralph Ander-
McGuiness. CHIIord Hakes. · eon. John Jensen and Rob-
John Curci, Robe rt Gugge n-ert Beaucha mp.
helm, John Boyd. Andre w CommJttee included the
Dossett, Verne Dudley. Neil Ors. De Rusha , R. Monaco.
Davis, Ira Frisbee, J a c k Seidel and Director Hans
Groth, Charles Gooding. Wlchary keeping the count.
A-PICNICKING WE WILL GO -Greeting new teachers who will
be guests of the Women's Division of Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce for a lunc~on and cruise of the bay Saturday, Sept.
11, are (from left) Mrs. Robert E. Harbison and Mrs. ·Louise Elwell ,
II
He llo,
T each!
Before "buckling down"
to their first year of leach·
ing in the Harbor Area,
more than 200 new teach·
ers and principals will get
a last happy look at vaca-
tion time whe n the Wom-
en's Division of Newpo rt
Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce will host a luncheon
and cruise of the bay Sa·
turday. Sept. 11.
Picnic facilities will be
provided by Orange C'lun·
ty Harbo r Department. 1901
Bayside Drive, Newport
Beach, for the c a t e r e d
luncheon. and chartered
boats wiU take the grou p
on a cruise around the bay.
Miss Louise Elwe ll. prin-
cipal of Corona del Mar El·
ementary School. ts chair·
man of the event and has
mailed invitations to prin·
icpals and new teachers in
the Harbor Area . Wives and
husbands of teachers are
included in the invitation
and replies may be made
by calling 543-1156.
'Spirits' Will Get You, If You Don't Watch Out!
I DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've been reading
your column for a long time and you're not bad
when it comes to teen.age foollahnesa, mother-in·iaw
stuff and free-loading relatives. But I sure wish
you'd ~eep your trap shut about soc.lat drint:lng.
Believe it or not, a lot of people pay attention
to the junk you write. On account of you, folb who
used to enjoy a couple of social martinla be.fore din·
11er are now wondering if maybe they aren't alco-
hollca. For example, we were at a party lut night
and I asked a woman if she'd like another highball.
She replied, "l don't think Ann Landers would ap· pron . rve already bad two .. ,
Do you think it is right to make people feel
iUllty If they take a drink to relu? You keep harp-
Jng on the evils of liquor and then quote doctors to
back you up. Have you noticed there are more old
drunb around than old doctonf
-BOURBON BARNEY
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around are pNINMy 1 let yeuneer than they
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Furth•rmo,.., lutter, tho rnederate drink·
•rs rarely object to my advice. Tho beeh come
from the heavy booun. Anyone who feels tho
Med to point out th1t he la • 10Cl1I drinker and
not a drunk la In trouble al,..1dy.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'd like to shake the
hand of the woman who wrote in lo say she loves to
watch her hUJband's face wh en he IJ asleep and that
hls snoring doesn't bother her bec:aUH it meau be
ii home where he belongs.
I lit e in a trailer court where all I hear ls "My
Carl la a skunk" and "My Vernon ls an idJol" I nev-·
er uy a word about my Ed. I just lJlten.
Yeaterd&y one of the wlvea Mid, "II your hu•
b:ind a saint or something? Doesn't he have ANY
fa ul ts?" I answered. ''I have nothing to complain
about. and If I did l sure wouldn't broadcast it to
the nelghbon ."
The woman looked at me as if I was nuts. Would
you please say so mething to wives who are all the
li me knocking their husbands?
-MRS. NO CO MPLAINT
DEAR MRS.: It's unforgivtble. The wom1n
who run1 down her husband revHla more 1bout
herMlf than the 1111 at.out him.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Several months ago
while on a trip to North Carolina l bough t a beaull·
Cul Little CODIO!e \able.
I hadn't had the table more than a month when
a friend or mine went cruy over it Llz insisted 1t
was tbe"'<>nlY, table she had ever seen that would fit
perfectly in her hall. whkb wu odd shaped and im·
p<>Mible to decorate.
I hated to part wllb the table but she begged
so blT'd 1 •J"l'd to MU it to her for enctl,y what l
. . . . .. . . " ,. . t • t t t • • A fll I • • .~ 4 4' • 41 • -•• • I _. '
paid -plus the shipping.
Tha t was three weeks ago. This morning Liz
called to say she was browsing through a local furn·
iture store and ran into a table exactly like the one
I had sold her. It was priced at $35 less. She added,
"And your table had so me scratches I didn't see
when I bought it."
I'm so mad l can't see straig ht. lf the table has
scra tches on it her kids put them there. Shall l tell
her to bring the table back (scratches and alll and
then return the money? -G. L.
DEAR G, L.: No. You've 1lrHdy Invested
teo much time ind energy In this meu. Now
luv• It alon.. And In th• future stay out of
th• furniture bvsln•H. Let your frlendt find
their ewn t1bl•t, th.n If they hive a gripe they
can to to the m•n•r of the ttore.
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JI DAILY PILOT /Nevn-Prm rhursday, Septtmbtr 9, l~
Mary Eloise T1io1ri<1s
Student Body Hecttl
Miss Mary Eloise Thom-
as, 20. was elected presi-
dent of the student body of
Colorado Woman's College
in Denver while she was
attending the Astro-Amerl-
can Institute affiliated with
Universi ty of Vienna as
part of a program offered
to outstanding students in
American Colleges.
Mury left Saturday for a
week of ortentation and or-
ganizational planning for
the coming year's student
government at ewe.
A psychology major, she
plans to enter the public
relations field on graduat-
ing next June.
While in Vienna, Mary
also was elected president
of the American students· •
group and represented the STUDENT PRESIDENT
United St.ates in several SO· cial functions there. Mary £1oiH Thom11
Very active in music and
which won the Thistle class
race.
Wave T hern 0' er the Land of the Fri'~
drama. Mary gave two vo-
cal concerts in -Germany
(she is a meuo ·soprano l,
and alS<> was selected,
through the offices of the
Denver Symphony, one of
12 girls to sing in the glee
club of the Air Force Acad-
emy.
The daughter of Mr. and I
Mrs. Wildan P. Thomas of
Balboa Peninsula. Mary is
a graduate of Newport Har·
bor High School. where she
was active in music and
drama and was a member
of the student government.
Col. William Cabell Chapter DAR is urging people to
fly the American Flag as one aspect of Constitution
Week, Sept. 17 -23. commemorating the l 78th anni-
versary of the signing of the document. Mayor Paul
J _ Gruber of Newport Beach, Mrs. William D. R.at>-
bitt. Americanism chairman and Mrs. Edgar M. Cox
Jr., constitution week chairman (from left), inspect
~ome of the posters whlch will be circulated. The
DAR chapter arranged an area proclamation calling
for church. club and school programs during the
week to coincide with nationwide observapces. An ardent traveler. sail-
or and horsewoman, Miss
Thomas pony-t r e k k e d
across Wales and Ireland
PT A and Parents' Groups
and bicycled through Eu-
rope when she was 16. She
spent her spring vacation
this year in Greece and
taught swimming and sail-
ing this summer in the
area's yachting program.
Woman's Club
Fountain Valley Woman's
Club meets every second
Monday at 8 p.m. in Ta·
mura School. 17340 Sant.a
Suzanne St.. Fountain Val-
ley.
:Barbor
. Coandl PTA
· Mrs. Keith Carpenter
· President
COMING UP: Fourth Dis-
: trict PTA meeting is slat-
• ed at 9 a.m. Thursday,
Sept. 16. in Valley High
School. Santa Ana ... Unit
presidents. prindpals and
• PTA members may at-
tend .. .' Dialogue featur-
ing Frank Snowden, past
president of California
Congress of Parents and
Teachers and Or. Law-
\ -,•
~~-1 t_)
lilly The Kid
"M.11ur..Mlld•"
TEXANS
of WESTWILL
A good looking authentic
Weatem 10()",4 fi.M line cot-
ton twill. Highly merttrlzed
for: a high sheen. Sanforized
to retain their ooni!ortable
"M'ea.sure-Made" fit. Fast
color. Reinforced with rivets
at all ~tn point.II -and -now. teamed with a new
pob'est.e.r core-thread for ex-tra IMn1 llt:renath.
O>!Ors: c:actua -white -
faded blue. Sius: 6 to 12 In botb te;UJar and sJ.lm pro.
portiOna.
CHtLDUWS SHOft
In Tfte W .... Uff ~tau
1 M .,., •rm-
rence B. White. former
executive secretary of
California School Boards
is oo the program ... Par-
ent Teacher Information
course continues at 9:30
a.m. each Wednesday in
September ... additionaJ
details may be obtained
from Mrs. ~orge Snider.
546-7904 . . . Council and
League of Women Voters
will sponsor a unified
school board candidates
meeting at 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Sept. 29, i New·
port Harbor High School.
REPORTS: PTA member-
ship drive will run through
the month of October.
Mrs. Jack Hirtler told
unit president& and coun-
cil chairmen meeting ear·
Uer _ .. Mrs. Louis Pratt's
bicycle safety program
has been given the green
light.
Baff l'lete PTA
Mrs. DeVaul Bridie•
President
COMING UP: PTA Board
will honor Garlarj L. WFt·
zel. newly assigned prin-
cipal and !acuity meri-
btrs during a luncheon
Friday, Sept 10 ... Mrs.
William Frost is chair-
man.
REPORTS: School officials
are b e i n g assisted by
board members during
registration . _ Mrs. I. E.
Dan. room representative.
54.>-2675. is seeking room
mothers.
in Room 10 ... Volunteers
for vacant board poaltions
may telephone Mrs. Har-
old Hohl. president at 646-
6302.
REPORTS: Mn. Mlle s
Rainwater and Mrs. M .
Mary was al.so a mem-
ber of Pat Allen 's crew
Artist to Give Solo
H. Freeman worked with sh ~~~~ :~top:·i;~: ow by Invitation.
paring material ,for the 1
school carnival. Mrs. John Snyder h a s working with a palette.
Sonora PT A been invited to hang 25 of Paintings are of diversilied
her painting in Balboa Bay subject matter.
Mn. Laareace Tllompeoa Club from Sept. 15 through In addition to painting.
President Oct. 15. Mrs. Snyder teaches art
COMING UP: Parent.a will Of interest to viewers is and ceramics in Savanna
be welcomed by board Mrs. Snyder's technique High School. Anaheim.
members between 8:30 with the palette knife. which A native of Indiana. Mrs.
a.m. and 11 a.m. Monday, she prefers, rather than Snyder obtained her BA de-Sept. 13, in the multipur-gree from the Art School of
pose room during a get-Indiana State University.
acquainted koffee klatch. R S ) After a year of teaching
T W' 1a1-PT unuuage ... a e art, she moved to Newport
K Ulybrooke PT A e nine A Beach with her h:.isband.
Mn. Riley Gaynor Mra. Robert Moore Mrs. John Harringt.in will Mrs. Snyder does most of What's
Doing President President open her Silverado Canyon her paining in her studio,
COMING UP: PoUucJt Jun-COMING UP: Faculty will home tonight to members which she and her hi.sband
cbeon for Kl I 1 Yb rook be welcomed over coffee of lot.a Upsilon Chapter, converted from a garage.
PTA board membera and cups tomorrow morning Sigma ~hi Gamma. She has exhibited in the
MARY DAY, 642-4321 school staff u slated for with PTA board mem-Mrs. Robert DuB a r r. area on several occasions.
!loon, Friday, Sept. 10 in bera aa hosU . · · Board ways and means ~hairman. in addition to having her
TOOAY multJpu:rpote room . • . will meet at 9:3(, a.m. will announce plans for the work shown in her native
"-""'"" ... c11 ,.0,.1 ci. _ Mrs. B. J . Barlow Is so-~aday, Sept. 21 .. First Sept. 16 rummage sale to state.
Me-vi.w si.c:ao1. '102 c'•"' s1 . ciaJ chairman and the meeting and open house be conducted at 10520 Syl· She has studied wltb sev·
Hvr1tlr>olCW1 1 .. c11. 1 p.m. will be Oct S A " - h · ow-n-,..... •• .,,.., Mmes. Riley Gaynor. Roy.-=======--· _. ______ va_n __ v_e·...:...·_/UJ_a_e_1_m_. ___ -=.e.:....:ra::.:.l_m:.:.:..=a~jor Indiana artists.
clft -Odd F•liowt' T•-'*· m M and R-"'-rt M n 1• M1ln SI., HuntlntfC<l lffdl. 7:JO p.m. ay UU'C U er
"""" "•,.... """"'" c11Wc:11 are aulstlni w1tb invita-•--\.oulloft lftfOr,,,.llon l'NIY ti d ti i.. 00t•lned 1rom "'"-em11 "-· ons, ecora ons a n d
J4Ml16. 1::io '·"'· luncheon . . . Babysltten
U. S. Alf ,_ ~ ,.._ It-·-'lJ not be . ..1..1ed
kC<la K•t ~11e Homo "'"' 11ec,..,_ "1 proviu .
lloll C*'1ter. 4117 Md'•d!Mll Ave .. S.n-
11 .t.n•. 1:>o '·"'· Uu=Ja PTA TO~S llM"lftt ""-''* -WooO-land kllool. 201! Tutttn Aw .• Cosra Mn. Haro J. H•M
M•H. I p.m. Pr••l..I t AnMfkft w...., h~'"'" ,,,, .,, -"'en
"""'11111911 ·---........ ic.n L• COMING UP s•-•f 11on "*"· "" ur..i ,,.., "'"""11' : wu mem· Avt<1110. Hunll"9tCW1 '""'· a p.m. bers will join PTA board
Htllltl"llW Hiik ••'*-CIW -L~ for luncheon in the muu•. Wlort lnlormetloft ,.,..Y be •tal...,. tu
from Mrs. lftty Armentt, SJ6.2.W. I purpole room at 11:30
p.m. l Mn TOMott1tow a.m. omorrow . . . . ""''*"' ''*v 1.--.... c• _ Charles Funnell is social no w. an •ve.. '•'-· ,,_,, chairman ... First board ,
C001• Mt M W-11·· ChlbllouM. ,,. mee ' ~ at :30 H•.W Owllute ,..._. Clo" -tin will ..._ 9 I
w. 11th St .. Cost• ""*"· 7:)0 p.m. a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15,
All CONDnlON
Half Sizes
Knlttl HMtlll11•
MwtMttt. ..................
S.. the riew
.. ,.,. & '9Jltv'"
et Ille N•r'a.
from $15.91
l
SIZES:
C•'tl-26Y,
46-52
Aa Well
ELLA NOR
Hourt J,JO to 5:l0, Mon & f rl. te f
1169 lewpert • Cosfl Miii
ALSO llJ N. Harbor, 'ul....._
• ; I
I ............ ,..... ..... ..ti•"• ... fhese darling 1'""8
thoesl So for different from
1COled-down women's shoet..
Ewrl the ploinett °' pattwna
have dainty ~MS and cMtailing
1+.at ~. th.... irrelillable.
..,.._ 1Mte1 ials, combinatioM
-co&o,s Oft dftpffly ..
.. ~.S..theml
I MOA UllEI
Open Frf. EvenJ1c
Bwamerleanl
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HB Women's Divisi on
Readie s New Calendars 1
Women's Division of Hun·
tington Beach Chamber of
Comme rce wilJ m~et with
Mrs. Paul Phillips. presi·
dent. at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Sept. 14, In the Southe.n
California Edison Compa-
ny's Electric Living Center,
Huntington Beach.
On the agenda will be a
discussion of the group's
second edition of the Hun·
moathly supplement.I. List!
ings of events sponsored by
women's eroupa and churcl1
organizations as well 8iJ
civic clubs are included ~
the calendars. I
Interested persons ma)I,
obtain further lnformati~
front Mrs. 0. E. Kafer~
chairman. 963-8826. Her co-
chairman is Mrs. Jack Fee-
han.
tington Beach Communltyl_===========:::i
Calendar. scheduled to be
published Oct. 20.
Calenda.rs are $2.50 each,
which Includes c o s t of
GLOOMY GUS
He lslt YOU let olf lf .. m. An t• cNslve ffltorlel ,... t .. 111<'• t1I ~
Ot llY PllOt•
ComPlttt Custom Design llld Hair Gooch Service
European Wig Maker
Si!!turdoy . September I I, 1965
3..WS Newport Boulevord
Newport Beoch, Colifornio
(Across from Richords Morket)
673-0071
Your Hostesses
Morgot W olsh
Refreshments Mory Siedlecki
Back-to-School
I
SAVINGS!
J }
ENTIRE
STOCK ~
BOYS' REG. 3.99
NEW FALL SLACKS
;:,~;:: .. 2 tor $7
Terrific selection includes ICoratron
proo6ued never-iron casual oottoN and
dress rayon blends ... shark.skin.a, reverse
twists ... corduroys ... flannels, gabardines!
Slim-trim models In fall shades, 6-18.
r
BIG
SELECTION
OF
BOYS'
REG.1.79
SPORT
SHIRTS
amaalt·prkecf •••
01Mft In. U t. I
16th & Newpert ltvd.
COSTA MISA
Accus
duste:
to ea
whisf
with 1
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BUSTER~ BROWN.
Your daughter won't
outplay this shoe!
ll'I • ........... •!ilk•• lifppm. Bdt
... !'Ve-... reEme lo ,.... out ••• --'
-tc 10lllr loon, eflla. And IO fln:iblef ja
.twa,.s, our erperienced ~ will •
)"Cm daugbts popaly.
$8.00 to $9 .00
In Wfftcllff Pin~
epo)yvtnyl chloride IOlizis material
B•ck-to-School In 1 ....
Powder PaD Stri~·
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DAIL y PILOT /News-Prns J 8 Thur~.lt, Septtmbtr 9, 1%5 ------------------------~ ..
Calvin-Holde11 Robert Becker
Vows Exchanged Claims Bride
Given in marriage by her
In a candlelight cere-·~ father, Barbara Lynn Con-
mony, with the altar bank· ' nell became the bride of
ed with baskets of chrysan-j Robert Allen Becker ln
lhemums and gladioli, Pam· double ring rites performed
ela Jean Holden became the by the Rev. Jack Pedlgrew
bride of Raymond Wesley in the First Christ I a n
Calvin. Elder William E. Church of Cost.a Mesa.
Jamerson performed the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ceremony In Anaheim Sev-Charles L. CoMell of New-
enth-day Adventist Church. port Beach, the bride chose
The bride is the daughter a while gown accented with
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis lace and a chapel train with
Howard Fiolden of Anaheim large bow. Petals of match-
and her husband is the son lng lace captured a tulle
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cal-elbow length veU and she
vin of Newport Beach. carried a cascade bouquet
The bride, gowned in silk of China chrysanthemums
organza fashioned with a with an orchid center.
sheath skirt and a full traln, Tht bridegroom Is t h e
was given in marriage by son of Dr. and Mrs. Lester
her father. Her full veil of ... ~ A Becker of Costa Mesa.
sUk illusion was held with Miss Susan Heckman of
a large cluster of silk \)r· I Newport Beach, maid llf
ganza roses on leaves of honor, was gownetl in a tur-
lace and dotted with pearls. quoise empire crepe sheath
She carried a cascade bou· with a matching headpiece
quet of phaleanopsls or-and carried a cascade of
chlds and stephanotiJ cen-colonial blue carnations.
tered with five removable The Misses J ane Becker,
orchids. sister of the bridegroom,
Maid of honor was Miss Carol Johnson 3nd Velma
Colette Miracle of Santa De Jong were bridesmaids,
Ana, who wore blue crepe and Cindy Connell , niece of
accented with a blue satin I • the bride, was junior
band tying :.n a front bow. l bridesmaid.
MatchYng access.mes and a Paul Baker was best man
blue ••tin rose headpiece ---and James Becker, brother
Sheare. and William Her·
ing were ushers. Thomas
Be c k e r, brother of the
bridegroom was junior ush·
er.
A reception was given in
Fellowship Hall, with Miss
Susan Andrews in charge
of the guest book. I
The bride ls a graduate
of Newport Harbor H i g h
School and the benedict,
also a graduate of NHHS.
is a graduate of Orange
Coast College and attends
California Polytechnic Col-
lege at Pomona.
Alter a wedding trip to
Carmel, Monterey and San
Francisco the couple w i I I
make their home in Pllmo-
na.
Musical Show
Christmas Eve at the
Homestead, an old-fashion·
ed melodrama and musical
show. will be presented ln
Peek's F a m 11 y Terrace
Room, Midwa y City by
Garden Grove Chapter of
Swt!l!t Adelines.
The curtain will open al
8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11.
Tickets may be purch ased
from c.hapter members or
with very full illusion veil-MRS. RAYMOND CALVIN of the bridegroom, Douglas
Ing completed her ensem· C•ndlellgh t Ceremony lpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil--.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"-l
at the door.
ble. She carried a cascade
bouquet of yellow carna-
Uons and baby roses. ris Mullen and Pimental .
Bridesmaids, who w e re A reception followed the
dressed identically to the ceremony, with refreshment
maid of honor, were Mrs. tables covered with white
Robert Hawk:ina of Kan5u lace table cloths and a four·
City, Mo., sister of the tiered wh ite cake decorated
bride; Miss Karen Lee Hall, with pastel yellow flowers
a former classmate of the and white doves served by
bride from La Habra, and the bride's great-aunt, Mn.
Miu Nancy Kolstad of San Howard Reineke. Mrs. Ver-
Marlno. a cousin of the non Kolstad, the bride '•
bride. They carried bou-aunt, Miss Kathleen Dern
queta of yellow carnations. and Miss Jane Manire
Fl · l J di N served punch. ower g.rr was u Y· The bride Ls a graduate
strom, daughter of Dr. and of Orangewood Academy
Mrs. S. Robert Nystrom "' and was secre•"PU of the Orange, who wore a white .... , floor length gown with white senior class. satin trim. Presently a sophomore at
John Charles Gale of California State College at Long Beach, the benedlcl
Costa Mesa was best man is a graduate of Newport
and groomsmen were Rich-Harbor High School. where
ard Coble and Robert Men-be competed on the varsity
denhall of Newport Beach wrestling team.
and Brent Buell of Santa The couple are at home
Ana. ln Westminster following
Ushers were Ja mes their Laeuna Beach honey·
Haines, cousi.n of the bride-mo.>n. groom, WW Gillete, Steve ·~----------.11
Dowd, Larry Miller. James NO OTHER
Pimental and Michael Car· No other newspaper. daily
penter. or Sunday, bu the circula·
Special for Summer Sun damaged hair
FREE Hair Conditioning treatment
with Shampoo, Set at reg. price 3.50
BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS!
Children's PERM 9.95 complete
Let Mr. Roy cut your child'• hair In a becoming 1tyl1
that'• u 1y to keep pr~tty. Pteue call f73-N7S for appt.
for apeclals ""coupon below r;s ~~a;-.;
I
I
miclieft ~ &au1" Salon
SUA E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Nut to the Phone Co.-Parklng In rear Mrs. William L. Dutto.>n tlon o( the DAlLY PILOT In
accompanied soloists Har·n~th~is:,,,:are:,:•~1======~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'1
District
Council
Gathers
Coast Woman's Club of
Corona del Mar wW host
the September council meet-
ing of Orange District Fed·
eration of Woman's Clubs
Friday. Sept. 10. in Santa I
Ana Elks Club.
Mrs. Raymond W o o d,
president of the host club
will welcome the group, with
the response being aJven by
Mrs. G. HDyt Corbit, Orange
District first vic:e president. j
Principal activities of
their clubs will be the topic
for a panel discussion by
club presidents, who in·
elude Mrs. Don C. Atkins
Jr. of the Rossmoor Club,
Mrs. John Cosmos of Wom-
an '1 Civic Club of Garden
Grove, and Mrs. Arthur J .
Williams, Woman's Club of
Huntington Beach.
A credentials report by
Mrs. Lorin A. White will
close the session. after a
talk on community Improve-I
ment by the state chair·
man. Mrs. F. 8. Horni·
btook and a pin drawing by
Mrs. Hugh Warden, em-
blems and sea.la chairman,
and an art corner with
Mrs. C~ude J ohnson. dis·
trlct art cbaJrman.
REEVE'S IS READY FOR SCHOOL ... ARE YOU?
Str1p pump In black or red crushed
l•ther. Stylish open 4 _
quarter. Sizes 4·10.
Sin 11 .t 5.tt
Pert bow pump In bla ck crushed
luther. Alao In suede : black, hound dor tan, c•m•I. Sherry heel. Slzet
4·10. 4-;
~
Soft leath« loafer in black or cob·
bier's tan. Square toe.
Hand laced. Sizes 4-10. 4 -
Campus saddle shoe In all·whitt and
black & white smooth leather. Also in
all-wh it• buck and amooth bi.ck with
· cor.l sole. Situ 4·10.
c:Nldml'• .... ·~., ... 4-......, ... lmoottl leettMr.
Now with the openin1t of B:i1llin-Robbinutorea,they;:
their newest ic · •
~
OPENING
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11, 12
ICE CREAM STORES
SALE AT THIS STORE ONLY
NEWPORT BEACH
3421 NEWPORT Bl VD.
PHONE 673-9696
Daily and Sunday 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
NOW OPE N! Another Baskin-Robbins 31
Ice Cream Store -making a total of l 7 5 of
these sparkling, modem ice creameries coast·
to·coast. Bring the family ... have fun! FREE
samplings.
Sign up your children in our Bi rthday Club for
FREE ice cream birthday treats.
• • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • •
: SPECIAL :
: HAND-PACKED 69~ :
: ICE CREAM "' :
e YOUR CHOICE OF R-$1.lO Qt. • 31 FLAVORS _. • • • limit 2 Quarts Per Customer •
• SALE AT THIS STORE ONLY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Baskrn·Robbins is nationally famous for such
original ice cream flavors as Plum Nuts,
Calypso Ice. Cha Cha Cha, Espresso Coffee,
Cantaloupe, Watermelo n Ice, Daiquiri Ice,
Pau ion Fruit, Jamoca, Freih Blueberry,
Pink Grapefruit Ice and many other exclusive
flavor specialties ... Gold Medal winners rt
State and County Fairs.
This Month's HAND· PACKED A.AVORS
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Accustom youne1f to the JOft life at laotM. ChOOle th.Ill
duster, tender u a caress ••• soft u new feathen, thanb
to easy-living ~un• acetate and nylon. Striped
whisper tint.a of fashions most fabulout hues are tccmted llr========== .I
with Ice Blue, Coral, Lime. P, S, M, L.
With ntld·ttMI: IUMel In ebov• colan
""' vtn.p .,..n. Wue end 11"9Y·
CMltrtn'• "'-12~-4 In emoottl blldl •M bled petilnt leather. 3.9t
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Y•n: (SO 111h1.) "Tiit Bt1inn1nc of
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t YELLOWSTONE! COLOR! fl) All ltM Yllwm * HEW! 'Of LANDS Ii SEAS' e ,..,_., • c.cMtl•
• . 1:40 ID Ttlll tf .. (Mt111y ll ROY ROGERS SHOW t:Ol 8 ~ (30 1111n 1
*·PALE EVANS Ii TRIGGER . 0 a.llctlM: 130 min 1 "Whidl
••• """ ~th Is WhiCh?" Endor1 becomes S1m1nth1's look·ahke and teb caupt In 1 1omtnct. (R) 4 NEW TIM£! 6:00 PM * Hutttley-l rintclty Report IDOriPltl hlltf~
13 ICE FOLLIES PREMIERE * BILL BURRUD HOSTS
• Y• WM 11H It (00 1111n )
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lfOUll of OOll~fl!Ott wM lllVOIYt
lier llt their crrmt. IE) JNll ,. ..
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BUDDY IN ROME -Buddy Hackett stars as a gar·
age owner m a mythical country in "0!1~e. Upon A
Tractor." S{>ecial pr.ogram .about the activities of the
United Nations. amng tonight at 8 p.m. on Channel
7. Filmed in Rome. the special deals with a pursuit
of an inalienable right through the UN.
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0 ct "ml: (30 min.) 'Tiit In·
vu tor." H11tl 1n1dmtently htlpa
G eorp Bu tcr by bu yin a an lntartst
IR I bakery. (I!)
,Own Emmy Award
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4 New Time! KNBC Report * Jack Latham, Dick John
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t HE'S HERE! NOW!
0 P'tJtN 1'11ct II: (30 min ) In
'•ytOft Pt1ct, sudden duth 1nd its
wrdeninr rt ptrCU$S10ni . the p1nte ol
• child eyew1tnas, tht 1111111 1nx1tty
oC 1 llolprtt I tklc !lie ru ction ol I
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Here c1re Du Brow's
Best TV Prog·rams
~ 'MA"~HAL DILLON'
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1o:t0 fJ.,.. Dtllll4tn: (60 111,~ l "Mo-By RICK du BROW I counsel in ~ felony case. Also,
111tllt • Truth" AttorntY L111rt11ct an entertatnment • documen-
PrestOfl t11hts 0111 of th• hardest HOLLYWOOD ( UPll -tary: .. The Beatles in Ameri-wm. et "" carttr:-4-ftnd1na his Television's Emmy award~·1 ca" (CBS).
,. ....... (30 111111.)
·~ .. W11t111 *· llMwtttlt, .,.,Mt 1 bnbtfJ unable to command public
c.111111. C~ attention. persist in demand-Best public affairs series:
8 • Tiie ...,., W.W.: (30
1111n.) ·1.-e Clll11tlt." Sllm Blmttd
mitt ~ IUtliN Quad1f1·
)art.
D Cl s..,._ n.ltt: (60 min.) ing it. so there is nothing to "CBS Reports."
"Th• TrtlM al Silence " Geoloc1st 1 do but report that they will . . . .. btlks plot to steal fortune. 1ellrey be broadcast again on Sun-Best dramatic series. The Hunttt. TI~ Htdrt~. Warren Stewns d "'BC TV Th Defenders" l CBS), Run ner· 111d Lloyd llodlntr 111r. (II) ay over " · · e en· . .. p ru in Co ·• lire procedure reminds one up· ro es urage
8 8 .... of Mr. Billy Rose's remark (NBC).
O Tk Jl•llJ Dell! IMw: (60 min.) bo I rtain ti
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t IDA &.UPtNO STARS! * 'TWIUGtn' ZONE'
Molty he. C:ror1e Jones. Gtnt Pitney a u a ce gen eman Beat variety series: Jack
and l• Dvrodltr .,111. (R) that failure had gone to his Paar (NBCI .
head. I . ,, .
· mllllWN,...., (30 111111.) • .._ The awards will be broad-I Best spor~ 1tne1: Wide
at 9.......,." ,,_,: (30 min.) Q) knll Tiit! (30 n1111) cast on the eve of the new World of Sports'' (ABC).
'~Jd~111tn Mltropohs." Ill Clden• Miik.ii season . which is somethi ng
.• 1_... • ,.._ 10:10 e c....t Cecil s,,,..n like having dessert before the THE CHANNEL SWIM :
lO:lS fl) IMlnt c.-. main course: in short. the so-A rating service estimates
· Ill Ce111!'Nti1~;-Sytm ltldl b • called be~t will precede. t~e that NBC· TV's Tuesday night iiiftMntd "' t lcOll!I MuUtrld••· 10:.ZO m Diely mundane. Furthermore. It IS I ' e ..W. 10:3011 ltfl "' hwl IMe "iallffsMI utterly absurd to delay the lhree-and-a-~alf-hour . spec~
7• fJ Th M..-S: (30 111111 ) Htnnan ~ 1111n l prize-giving until so late in I about American foreign poh-
1<.eidtntelly ~ llimMll "' 111 9) ""' the year; it is difficult enough
1
cy resulted in "the average
lllCMllt tmti.it s.rcopllaa-. wllleh • be 11t lllittak• tor 1 phone bootll. (R) fl) Tt111< for a viewer lo r emem r home watching all or some of
8 llllW --.: teO 111i11.) "The lM II..._ what he saw on television the program for one hour 43
• Cou~lp t( Jllldlo *'"·" ,. oio· 11_ 9 .._ three days ago. let alone well I . t .. h' h .._ft t
4 --over a year ago. mtnu es. . .. ~ 1c ~n o~ ~~:~.:'~ ~: ~:::!~!~~~ e 9""" The new philosophy of the j the obvious cnticlsm that 1t a.,.,.._.._. '60 In) !! ....,.: "Mota" '45 -John television a c ad e m y is to would have been more effec·
: :.~ ~"'*· Colo!Mo. m ,_~c,.,a try to burn out wht1I award only excellence (don't I t.ive at a shorter length -or,
~ .,. •-., .._, flO..., ~ook. too closely at the no~-,· better yet. divided into a ae-
-. fJ ,.._ 1~at1ons I: a~d the fac.t that Jl ries of broadcasts , • , t h e , •• NEW TIMEf MOM FUHI G 8 ...-"f• Ttchb ti 1s a new phllosophy gives you ·.~ .• 9TH s:r. WEST' ,,.,..,... 'SI-Tony M1rtin. an idea of E mmy worth. My presidents of B:yn . Mawr
.. .,... • • Tiie ...., lfiffll ,... standard for awards is more C~llege,. the Uruvers1ty of ': .. e"""' W. ...._ f80 l'llltt.) OJ.,... "1'4 lln My l ift" 'J&-simple: Prejudice. Therefore. W1s~onsln and Howard Un i· m 9 TNI ~ 00 mill.) lom '""""· on this basis alone. l present vers1ty" and. the chanc~llor ~f •'fec.e • H-N." Selllnc 1111p t11tea D w., to you my awards for the last the Uni versity .of ~alitorn1a
ttit Tr1fldl1e ~Cll season, starting Sept. l . 1964, I at Santa Cruz ~ill discuss the
· H:H e 8 Tiit T•lljlt Sllt'll and ending this past Sept. 1: future of Am.encan education ": • filllllf,...., D NiP11ife and the motives behind cur·
~·~·~!:.:'"~'.lour· n••Mewit: "lllli..titl t( l it•" '3-4 Best entertainment pr o· rent campus rebellions on _ -Cleudtttt Colbert. w1rn n William. gram, all categories: Barbra ABC· TV 's "Issues and An·
... La ,._ Widow tries to rlist cluldren a11d Striesand Special (CBS). swers'' Sept. 19.
1111 fJ r.ny ..... : (60 min) sutlna have • swcmstul w ttr 11th• su1• . .. Phyllis Diller, Abbe Lane, · .tar Don111 Atwood playa • dmnattc time. Best drama program · The John Bubbles and Eddie Fish· ·:·..:IOI• u the wife ofl min 1rxustd of 12:10 m Mftit: "Tiie etoa t4 t..mlM" Hollow Crown" !Royal Shake· er are guests on Dean Mar·
• murder •t • monKttty In '1h1 Case '43-J .. n Pierre Aumont. Frend! speare Co mpany, CBS). tin's NBC-TV series Sepl ~ • of ttlt Rtnt(tde RtluJM." (R) IOlditn surrender to tht inV1dinc • . . a UM. 9'td11: (60 min.) "Once Nuia lfttr btinc promhed • sift I B e s t musical and/or va-. . . .Danny T,homas enc.ore
: · Upon 1 Tnc:to<." Comtdy·dr1m1 1s rttum home. riety program: Barbra Streis-special on The ~onderful
_ tflird In 1 Mria ot spet11ls 1boutl Q) IMtie: ''Hitler's IMlt" '39-\and sp e c i a l. Runners-up: World of Burlesque for the ~ -th• aetivlti• fl tilt Unittcl Nltions. A11n L1dd Danny Thomas' "Wonderful sam.e network ~ec. 8 featurea
· · Al1n 81tu and 0!111• Cilento sw11 .•• u,,,. ......................... ._... ... Woi:ld of Burlesque'' (NBC) LuciUe Ball, Shirley Jones and wrth Buddy Hedlttt. Mtfyyft Ooualat ,.,._ --· ,,.. ,_ • ..,.... _,..., ' J Le · h' f' t 1114 Albtrt ~kif 111 tMtvrtd ro1e1.1 O'Brien. Red Skelton-Marcel Marceau ~rry . wts · · · IS 1rs ape. Pantomime H 0 u r ICBS> c1al this season, Nov. 8, in· m TM ~"et .~: (60 1:00 0 ,._ w,_, . ., "The Fantastic ks" f Hall of eludes Martha Raye, T 1 m , • min.) Atntn~n !'OU musiopedal 1:15 I) Mtvit: "loy Mtets l irl" '38-Fame NBC) Conway. the three stooges and ·: lll't!11hb The Suprtints, Smokey Jarn• Ctene• Prt O'Brien. ' . B'll C· b G K ll ' Rob1nJ011 111d tt1t Mimi• ind Th• '' I 1 os Y . . . ene e Y s . Ttmpt1tionl. 2:00 m All·ltlpt MoMs: "Cri-If Best documentary: "Casals one-shot CBS-TV outing Feb.
:, , Gl S.rwhll· (60 mm) "little llod .. Stepll .. K•IP '56-Erk: Portm1n. I at 88." about cellist Pablo 14, "New York, New York"
;: Ric.iii vlolt~ce 111 ttl~ flll fll 1957. · "A°'' ta •-•bet" '56--Stanie, Casals <CBS I. Runners-up: -which will be taped on lo·
Holloway. "Tlllllk '"' Mr. Mtt." ''Mission to Malaya " about cation as well as in studios -0 Ott11Mt ~ '38-ltttr Lorri. l p C •
' . ·. ·. * BEST BETS TONIGHT * · , l:to D "Ollot U,.. • Yfldtr.• Colnedy·dr1mt sturin1 Alan Btlts and
Di111t Ciltftto 1114 lt1turln1 Buddy Htcllttt. Melvyn Ooorln ind Albert
Dtldltr b pratnttd u tht third in tllt Jtrlts of dr1m1tit speci1ls about
tilt tdtvltia of tht Unittd N1tionl.
ff De S..,.. "'*: ''Tiit Trai111 of Slitl!Ct " .ltfftry Hunter. Tlppi
Htdr111 Md Wtl'IH S"""1 ll•d tllt cast ill dra1111 about 1n ill·llttd
,.... • clltlt • """"'*' owl " his fol'tullt .
• Tiie Ji1t11J Im ._ ~ Molly Bet, oou11try·wtlttm 111·
ta!Uin .. leeltt Jiii•.., GtM l"ltNJ, 1114 Leo Dvrod!tr loin Jl111my.
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''I, Leonardo da Vinci" Tommy Steele, the BritiJh
(ABC). And the "CBS Re-dancer-singer who has re-
ports" hour about convict ceived great acclaim a.a an
Clarence Earl Gideon, whose all-around Broadway show·
handwritten petition helped man in the imported mualcal,
establish the absolute right to ''Half a Sixpence."
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LEGAL NOTI""!
C K. l'tllll
Cl!• ,..,,. "' tM
City 9f '"" ~"' ,._..,.,.. On-Cotti 0.llY l"llet,
.__., •• "'' 1•2..s
LBGAL ~OTICE
HOUIH l'Olt IALI
G.fterel 1000
DMLOPIU
INYUTOU
191' x 300' oo Irvine Avt .. 11
17th '"''· l l&t.IXJ9. &.IJo
132' ir 315' JM sttHt to rtl"fft
rte4Y Cot CS.Vtlopmlft&. Sac-
rltic•:
1.&ll Wtllcllfl Dr. N.a.
642.3900
-Estate Sale
Reduced to
$32.950
E>.cepuonal 4 bdrm horn•,
loc1ted nu.r Mua Vtrdt
Coun!J'Y Club. Widow 1,1v•
Ina art•. most anxioua.
Pleut call for detaJla.
Bay & Be1oh
Realty Inc.
lCm W, Balboa Blvd .. N.a.
113-9200 Eves flNTlt ~
-5-Unita
TIADI
Eutlllde O*a M• ·Good
rtnW ...... Out "' .,.. owner ~ "Sell or Trade"
• Submit • Prlct 141,JGO,
Bay & Beach
Realty Inc.
1616 N•wpon ams., c.M.
~·1111 M>ml --~---3 aearooms
Eutalde COlta M.... l ~
batJ\a. Lara• &.need lot..
Doub\e prap. Located Of\
a c:ul dt sac Wte\. Pneed
to tell It $19,000.
W. l lACtaml
------IAYCREIT
SPECIAL
4 Bdrma J a.u.
.P001.. S CR ..,....
~ deconted • Vacant 1m Sand.aJwood
~ ~ r 1 t --._ >i .
1713 Westclm Dr. Ml-5IOI
Ill' OCEAN NONT
Wtll ~ dupld,,.. room
to upud. Rini m.Ta> w .... 1.1 .... lay,,..,........
15«1 W. Balboa N.B.
FUTURI
COMMERCIAL
I .... UL Balbi, car.
Vlctorla A: CoUtp, CM.
$21 .•• ~
c •••• Mesa 1100
OL Y~IC TllAININO
1.a pouiblt ill U1ia In.lat rec-
u.nawar pool w/new sua.er
.t O'ltniMd hea~ ~
home bu ankle deep erpt.
11\Nout, ·~laJ ,.oel11nc •
tll1, 2 deconLor ba., s ~··
dou1 81\1, la• fonnal dln.
rm A: C\Al!Om Jdtdl. Fun
home lor evuyone lnclud. a
low m&lnt. yard tor Ded.
C. M. '1 ftnelt are&. llltllntl
on low dn. It usume lei ,x-
i.tin& lioan. The M1hrt C.O.
MS-9677 anytime.
$750 DOWN
You can't &.op uua for a eond
~ bedroom, 2 bath homt b9
Col\e1t Park. Fv.U ,..tee
nl,y $20 ,900 !
CHAS. C. MARTIN
REALTOR
1M RIJ'bor CM LI .. 1115
BY OWNER. 2 Br. Good toe.
tc· Lot. P.UO. PWlced Yd.
Open Hoult, Sat. and SW\. m Fairway Pl. Ml-DD
C.M.
OOU> ra:DAWOtl, by own-
er S Ill, 2 •. l*IW. 41ah-
MIMr, c,.., "'9. apnnk·
lera, 11 ~ ~ 1Ud. lot&
.. -.C•· Wv\al sUtt,
111\l»t KU, ta.kt over pmts.
S:M equltf. *"ion.
w ALK to atortt ! 2 furn
hornts e11 1 lot I 2 br "· run fenced. Drtve by:
N7-td PLUMER, C.M. c Nr a~ Halli Conlldn
tftde. p Aft.I( R&A1JtY.
u..-..ml>~·
WOULD YOU itfY A
2 Br hie, den A: pett.f 109'
dn. Newly dtcl "" cpce. ... toda.yl .. Oran(e,
14Ut'n. OPEN JH SAT A<
SUN.
OWNEll 3 bdrm.~ 2 belhl
he>JM, l.andacaPM, .,,,....
ed, dtape1, tep. rumpus
rm. din. rm .. IW. trL N•w·
ly painted. $28,250. 2'tT R~
inhood Lant'
OWNl lt MUittl LL
Vaca.nt lmmac. S llr., 2 ba.
New cpt., drapee, patio.
f'encf!d. Open 1 · S. ao Dar-
ttll. * VACANT·LOW ON
3 BR. HI ba f\&ta. °'1 peUo,
le tncd 1ud. worklhop.
146.JU2/N&-lla
' aA, 2 ba. Nk:e lot. Territic
aolt coune .-..1 M tlYy;
~ Kao nu. $131
mo. ,_ta. 3302 "" Yoct. -.iru.
EAITIIDE IY O'WN'E.R
l D. 1~ bl, fa.m rm. Uoder $11 .... (V f ji ... )
Quick pGIMIHI. •UJl.
HAU:CJlEST • Ii'. 1 ~ ba.
lmmaeUlatt ! nlA.. Avail
tmm!d. $20,500 ......
8EAtmtuL Kam/ l • ... z • aa. ., 0-..... Jkx..
... • flftudal, ltHllT.
BT OwMr/ ,_ Tr1ple:at Ba·
Mr' St • S'm,OCIO/ SlL(.'C)().dn
Gr trade·~.
~ o.t Ma, 110I
+-U.1)-JlA, ~ llec
ldL 1lllO eq-ft/!f MChl-
S2T .aoD, 0... ....
Meile v.... 1110
••••••••• Mela Vt,. IAMAIN
-.aut1IW 1• .. e. ' an
2 "-· 1'aa. ra. ~IPC'r bQ11t bome. CtlOlol ......,.
Houle \a landlc .... 6 ii
1..0.nt euld!Uon. Whit.I
a-,f c/ 2 IN ol alidlnC st-
doora. ,, 2 petfol. $23.150-
FKA•VA tem11. Mil tw Jira
PlrtM ~ Niau
TUIAOl IWTY
3021 Hartlof BM. C.M.
56tm ••••••••• POOL -Mili VDDt
KIGHLANl>
leml~ Mtta Vt.rde Hiall-
laodl pocl home. l bdnnl •
tam. nn. hmJ patio, ,... »ct tor ft~ • ,... r9l&Jdni. Mtwly carptted,
drafed, nr. ICtlCdl l a nkt
tam. lr'M· A.llUYM $22,TGe,
514 % loan -low dliwn.
!Ilia', KI 6-5llO ~
J aDJ\M, 1" b&. bit • ..
CllU. drps, 1950 eq ft, Le
OO'f ,.tio. Ltue or .U Oii
\.and c«1tn.ct. Kl ,..,.
FOR.MAL DIN. R60il
Meaa Verde Cambridp.I +
fam. room plua formal en-
1"' "". c.otonlal 11)tif frocllt. dtcbandra lawn . .......,e
double t!Aplc. Pool ....
)'Wd. Reu . down. Mink
terma. Take over Pl,a
FHA IOlln at Sll.U.
KI .__, Brtlr. AHY'1'1MJ:
P.~ Undtr rnaritet. I a,
2 ba, tam rm, cpts, *"· 1
bUr to m&rlcet' $20,500.
~ 1586 MyrUeweod.
3 BR, l" ba, dbl pr, ,.U.. *'-· $11,90().
Ml~ alt 5!•
!NOW!
NIW DIRICT
DIALilG
FAIRR
SlllYICI
IXPIRT
H
---
IXCd'hdtimY I& tiO
eq a. s Ill 2 ba Mf'nt. ram.
ra 2 llfttlr ff?k:t, kiichlft
Mt ..... + .. w uw , Crf'-
tdS • .,.. ti4.960-By
owntr. Mt-On1
···~·=== .~ ... "!!!!" ... ch 1200
ILIGANCI AT ITI
'llK s Ir, 2 bl, ~ overloolM&
14twport'1 m:Nttve UPPf'r
ky. planned tee&dendal d.-
vtlopnMrlt, neadam hm
~ ma1llt. 1111]1 ..... _,,., Jriw petio., I pnol1.
puWna ~ Ml«a. na.
tin 6 Del War An· Ntw•
port Beach..
i:ASTBLUFJ' * OMiii VlEW! 5-81/ ... Maoco
hse. Cptl, er,e. Spkltn.
21' • l'OYtl'ld Patio. Mull
ltll bUn ..... ..,..,
Pa.y Olll1 na • ,.. aft•
dn • pmt. Prtol4 lUIT
... ,,... ITMJIT. * TklftLi X +
llt' ...... to 1'"'°'1
Hutlor Yacllc Ou'lt 6 bfad\.
Com&Mt tlln\. ... Pfb
~T,IQO. Yrtt lnoomt llOOO-
Ouh ..... WW~.
m.~ m.682S mm.
CROWN R.EALTY
LI UMI blltll
20 CntOlll Hew
BALANCED Pfll/J:J\
3 • ' 81\ 1111l Jtnl + Dia la
"2-3091
na: iil1ri'i
MOIMl E DlO aq ft, 2'1ii bl.
2 ltOr)', OHrlooldllc Ct'Mn
Belt, .oot cpU,.,.., lnd-
ecpd paUol, elec ldtdlen.
S3UOO. Qwnu. fD-21lJ,
Cfii'riiA VEN/ 2 • •.
lpecioul • V1I Mmtl 2 •
.... 2 • trpks, Pm. Din'•
rm + AP' tor Inc· or i. ·
lawt, .... °""". u~
c., ..... MM IUO
lfONn'MOOlf C!!rTAOE
Quiet, Cllq South 0( lllP·
• .., la Omlna del Mar. ~
Otl'ltl>' IWftOdtled .. ~
..a&.td • In tDOY•ln eoftdi· ace with an the mod8"D con·
't/tnMncea tll&t )'OllQI ~
Ndl WCMdd want. $230 ,.r
IMath PQS rttf1l)llftc alkr
low l.nltlal tnvtttJMnt. 'nils
I btdl'oom home haa cxct:l·
lent l.ncome ~ wbich
CUI be ... to reduol l'DOftth. b charpa. CaD ...._ b
a cw*orft ~ &IUand
to your Meda. m.nn. Open
EV ...
CORONA DIL MAR
OflllJCI m-nn
COL.OR YOU!\ rtmJ1tt
"R08EY''
l.ncatM pniperty In thl "'"rt
el 0Dron1 dll Mu" Tft _,.
.,.... homa • 2 bedrooma
tadl, flnplaee la ........
W\lt.. la\ltUl&lb' l.Sc1ped
~. Make offf'f el tl.000
4-ft PQ9tllt~n. o,ta
Eva.
~ CORONA DIL MAR OPPICI
~nn Sp••••• Ou. View
H.-W/P~
a ~ w /w carpeee. cu•· '°"' ...... ,..,.... ... . ~,,..., ...... .
i...11 ........ • ...... ,... ..
~ ..... lotJt/Leue. °"""' ca ,.._ ..
10 Mlft
HOUlll POl SA\.I
c.r-a .. Mer \UO
ftUV ATE BACH • OCEAN
VllW
3 1*toam•. ~ bethl .•
fam&IJ roef1' lll exictdve
fttlpbothood 1n C.Orona dt l
Mar. ,\ltrUUVt Door ,&an
..,.,..,. view muter Nd· "°"" froM .cMr ~ W\1\1. All eleclrlc Id~
wUh buil~lnl. water eolttn•
er. C f'mlr llalcfl w.W.
TOOCll ... pool, "' cu ,.,._ .,.. ... IN>' Ill clue fOr
&tt&. ~ tc,000 down ... IJ\lb-
mlt exetianae. Owntt wtU
<.Ulllder Moood T.D. ""3171
Open~ ...
~
Vii.'W OMl:SITE
Lntl bulldinl llc.. ltl eou1ht·
Ml« EIMraW la>'· Corntr
loe&Uon lndude• approved
plt.N for 2,100 14· ft., J bed·
room hocN at no a4dluanal
~ St,000 h&ndl• Enjoy
prtv• b .. cn peol. teanls
eouna bl WI coottollld M>
CeM CClllJTIUnlty. Call
~n Mlfti1ht. Optn Ev ...
LI_,. lale 1H 1
Lido 1.a.11cl
tw.111
P. 4. PA' "9CP. litlQ.
1177 Vla Udo, OR J.T•l'ft
-COHT~Y
DlllON ~aaUll&l 3 bdm. + s\MSt
room, J 'bdl· Culaam rum. c..,,... • Orp6. Lnduded.
Priced at •• 000 • iubmU. a. C Greer. "-altot
JQI Via Udo OR M300
ac;r. LOAN • lnYestor• or
bolM. I Bil. 2 bL $38,lliO ann.. Prln Oftly. 613·-·
DQIACULATEI • Br. J ba.
le wa rm. ~ ,.uo. ..... ...... m.•
WHIDi newt)< 6lcor I Ill
2 ba, .,.._ pdo tmJMC.
$0,!iC)O. Owler. m-'N9 ---· ....... lllen4 1S5S ........ --· ·-· _..._.
IALIOA ISLAND
JlEOUCED to "'1.000 ttlll
Utile Wad l Wnn home
w\th ak» 2 bdrm apt OYU
dbl auqa.
2 Unlta • a1JftOlt nn · •bl P-
rap ,.uo I: lltlDdedc • our
bey ol tM wHk •
Nelda Olbeon, Realtor
JOI Martae, Wboa ll&and ca..-
Huntl.,.._ leech 1400
-~~ _... . .......
.,.....DOWNRIGHT OOODt
Downtowa/Hult 0.-lotl
Clan! Lt¥•~ Home.
lubmtt ~ dn/Move inl • • • • * iNTI RTAININGt
Her't'I a Bomia for~!
J\al1y • equip Bonwnrn for
FUa/Gamet l lorNI Uv1na
.,..... LA IUI UALTY
lml .._. • MT.-S
LOW DOWN
• Bedroom. 1~ bath home.
F l rtpl •c• • bu1JMnl.
C'1olt to f'cboo&a .-lbop-
Jinl· ~ t.nna avail·
able.~Jflllfa&r.
I . D. Slllt• INlty
17252 .... BlY6.
MT.-0
Scllools
J111t around Ult t«Mf· •
bdnna. Rd! holDI wl*t·
eel pool. Eaq can yvd. 2
1" 10'lll-A "mu« '"" ~-··· . ...., .. WU'lllf et lfac:noll• IO-OMI ~ MT_,,.
NOl'AKY Pt11UC
cOINll LoY-
1 Bft. fam&I ..... "'°"'·
Ddl ... "°"'• t::rflG/ .,,.. .. ,...., 2 fbll ........ .m.a le1l Gl •
nu. -ii 3. llASMIAlt alAL TY
1100 a..dll BM· NT-Im
•iii ......... ,.,. ... "' ....................... ..............
........... t1111SM.
AD tlllla f« Pf-0... .....
I
Wtllk to th• l each
trom WI l yn YOWi& f.:''• ti.. bome loc&Wd VI •
quiff c:l&l de MC• nil )'OW'-
1tU with MID A aolt OC11A
bl'Mlt• then come ~ to
fll'°1 an outdoor 1hower
blfOn atePPlftl tDto C\lltOn\
hdwd noor ~try, tuxunoua·
ly puel.IH Uv. rm., 11\<e-
tlc noor to ceWni tlrepl.,
outlWldln& tlee. bit • In
rlJ\le. oven l dlshwuhtr. 2
pullman batha, 3 l{>ICIOUS
btdloOma. ovtl"lllld dbl1
detacb. ,.,.. &ocn ror boat
or trailer. Heavy ahake root
• mnt planten, NAT· URA.LL Y! Tllia bom1 ll va-
cant , •• anx10ul oWMr
will ICCfPl WOO dn or low
dn niA, LOWD dn to day
tenric.men, NO ON. 01·
Full pc1ce $2S. teO.
K...ala IMlty
17081 ~·ch Bl.
Cjutt ao. ol Wam•r>
14HOl1 an T p.m. 839-0193
•••••••••••• SUNSHINI HOME
4 BR l~ bltha. Carpets,
draptt. block wall r.nct.
Exctllent lttl· Submit
1.111du on tNe b&rpln.
~CITIC SHOl\ES
JUtAL"':'{
20900 Buen ~l.. B B
LIC f..UH
18001 !teach Bl., H B
147-A$13
•••••••••••• * Prime Area * Oldtr 2 atory home dow.,
town K.9. 3 Ir A l.. ba,
fW. Only $14~ with ~·A,
down.
Call toda)'
TM lrennan Co.
RHl Utatt A: Imurance
147-9651 and 538· 7661
rol\ rent or 11le, 2 bdml
condomb\JWD ll'tlns. Gold
cJQ. bft&• drapta. alai.
•nU')', all appl. happy blue
baby'a nn. 19890 Ktnlclc
Lane, H.B. 96'2·16il. Owner
Butb".
HUNI'D'fGTON VWaat. nr oa.csaa. J br. 1 \t ba. cpl.I.
drpe, ~ By owntr.
14H1T2.
LatUn• leach 17°'
l h,. La,oon Vllla
Nt'W 2 bdrm, 2 bath all cl,c.
patio. 2 car .,.ct carport. * YCM& ftl lf'UIL d.s 111 in·
1W' b)' TIU. Inaur l Trust
Co.
.. ~ DO llablllty for
any cl your ntishbac'a. * You an ffff to 1ell your
home at I.I\)' Umt/ at yuur
11'1~· * 2 1Wlmml.na poola • 500'
pvt beach.
Prl~ $l'T .500. ~ s. Coaat
Hwy, L&runa ~ach. By
owner.
•2341 m-2W
OCEAN side emerald~. a
r&rf' llulkUn1 rite. level
wttll llll'f and llll1r vlt w
~.<XX>.
Tu.mer • AllOdatu
Louiat 'I'lzmer, Realtor
112 l'f. Clout Blvd. '94-ll 77
5 BR. 2~ ba. Ylew Sll.000
~a.,. J br $»,000.
OwMI' 10D1 2~ ba. den .
-rilw. ~· .ubmlt.
P11 Allan Realtor
U. N. Cout Hwy. / Lacuna Beach 494-7571
R••HAL' H.... Punta.Md c;.n.,., 2000
S Bdrma. 2 story ocean
tront IO yda to bay. Winter
rwMl mo mo. a 1:. Bat·
boa atvd. a.Jboa Penn.
~
:SO V.1 to Bay. 2 bdrm bt11u·
tlful.IJ d9C tioue. sm mo.
115-5'40 -= Ceet1 Miii 2100
LARGE 4 bdnna, 11ec kit.
pat», SliO mo Leut. Gar-
dener tDcl, 541-9891
DIM.AC 2·BDRM w/att.ach
1arqe. f'reahly paJnted.
$1Z mo. NHm& lft. !.
BACHELOR bouH .. $70 A: !kl.
Clean! Qmet/ UtU pd. Older
man prd. ~ alt. ~.
WtNTEJV 1 • BR DUPLEX Sii. Cvqt, Wartr • pd.
Partly ffncedl 673·3890.
$61 me-t I r.
642·:1657
CoU ... fltrk 211 5
WEU. appointed home ntar
all achooll, Gold M tda.J lioo
kit. dAlhwuhtr. "8lber l
dryer, l Br, 2 Ba, '22S mo
kaat. ,Incl. aardtatr once
• -.elf, watu. Pltue t'llll
Kl $-1467, ldN1 for family
or 2 CIC' l lelcbtn, Sept. :.'O
toJianb. -.-........ __ _
.... l*'f lhtch 2200
• IDJltM, 3 bath, bit 1Jt1,
nr oc.tn. l250 mo. NMS'1
Ot will IW\t \11\fUrn.
t' 2 iit. '125 MO.
Wat.r pd. AvaU Sa.., ,,.. .. u .... I" M in•
't':'6pd1 uol'fntal. , hr. mo. boa. W. 3ttJi at BaJ·
Open Sit eve. Sun.
RINTAU Hou ... Furnished
Newport a.ach 2200
Cht rmlftl Cape Cod
Nut to Bal B&1 Clb. Si.ps
to tae pvt bea.cb. Pvt •
Comm. Newly dee.' Br1'2"i
ba. a oar pr. Wlhr-dn'tr.
Dlhwr. $285 mo. Avail Sept.
&CW803. (2U) HO M04'T • * RENTALS *
• AP'J'S.HOM!:,~.a>MM1.
o Ntwport Ana A C.M..
• r UJtN • UNnJRN
UDO R.E:.ALTY, lNC.
OR 3-8830 OR 5-t353
*BAYSHORES *
Live In 1lyle; Private com·
mwl.llY; Blach, bolt rack.
moonn&. gardener 111cl, I
br. 3 ba; $285 Stpt·Junt.
64U211·
WINTER or yt DJ"ly rental
3 bdrm home, dishwasher,
nrepl, gar, close to ocean.
sm mo. ($200 mo yrlyJ.
114 39t.h St. 129-8081
4 BR, 2 bath, 1 year old. Wm·
ttr or 1.Mual leue. Shores
Club Aru • 1 blk to beach.
247 Colton, N.S. 642-~
WINTER J br, 2 ba, dlbwr.
w • dryer, renctd, dble
irsr. Sl8:> mo. 4827 Bruce
Crea«nl, 642-3717.
i:OV'fLy 3 bdrm 9 yn old.
~ yda to ~an. Wmtrr
rental. rA0 mo. Wtai New-
port. rn-~240
BEAOi rental ~ bdrm. 2
baths. Compl. turn. Comm.
awlm pool. $200 mo.
&tl·38'TS. ~ Rlver Av~.
3 84!droom holllt, 3 doora to
oce111. 646.J'T32
!·~-~y 2240
$30. MODEST 1 br bouse.
Sm yard wl hl&h f~ce.
271111 Santa Jaabet. 641-~20.
Coron• del Mtr 2250
'.? BR ''-, blka to ocean. For
worluna couple. ~ momh.
3010 Sea~. CdM 673-0252
A l'T'RAC small 2 br. ~an
s.de ol hwy. fl40 mo.
646-9'l06. LI MS19
2 BR comiilttely furn .
Adulls Sept lMI June, ll7j
incl utll. OR 3-0296-
-;-3 BEOROO_M_• __
LARGE LANAI sru mo. 615·51?>8
Biibo• 2300
LARCE TA.\flLY: r urn
hoult. 2 atory, 4 br. 2 ba,
nt&r library. Bay Ir. ~an.
avail Sept -Jl.9!9, 1200 mo.
322 Montero. • S.. Sat p.m.
Also turn apt. 2 br, yrly
$125 mo. Or Srpt. thru June
$100 mo. 319 Alvara.do St.
Balboa.~.
2 BR. Walk to 1bo9'1, $1J
winter or reu yTly, uhl pd'
471 £. Bs,y Avt, U 8·31.)8
alt 4 pm.
5 Br. Bayfront. pier & fioat~ wmw or yearly, furn or
untum. lat clua $500 wm.
ttr. OR 3~
3 BR, + ptilo apt, FA heat
romplet•ly modem. Wint<'r
S235. OR 3·2039
2 BR w/ D-pk, paUo. SUS
mo. 1vall Imm lo July l.
545-7037.
2 BDRM yrly, 412 Hardlng,
1 cblld S70 T u111. No peU.
Kl 7-3451 . 6 30 pm.
QUIET '.? B(.""On point. tam
rm, trplc, d&hwaher. Sept·
Jun, sm mo. 544·327'7.
O..OSE·tn. Yrly or Winter.
2 -aduha ~ -mo. Clean ~
QuJtt: OR 3·3234
81y l1l1ndt 2350 t
3 BDRM houat modern. re.
ctnt. dee. IN1de I< out. Gar.
~ust att to apprtt. AVIJ I
10 Junr 15 Owner on l)Rm·
ISCI IO Sept 12, 2QI Opal,
OR 3-4M4.
Lido li lt 2U1
LOVELY family home. 4
br. 3 ba, $400 per mo for
WIJ\ltr.
LIDO REALTY, INC.
OR 3-8850 OR. H3S.1
EXEC 3 BR, 2 be. beaut
fum, elec kitd!, MUtllr BR
wlkln& n bed. F/J.., w/w.
(213) NE 1-411'.
LOVELY S br. 2 ba, Like
ntW! petio, $2'11 winter,
New elec lrUcb. 673-1'19.
WINTER rent.al: rutia 2 BR.
2 ba, trp.lc, dbl prap, patio.
6~~'79.
UDO lilt 3 bdrm, 2 baiha
houu for rent. Sept to June,
S200 mo, m-m•
WI NTER rtntal: cute 2 br.
2 ba, frple, dble pr patio.
'7S-M76. •
2 • BR! 1~ • Ba. sns, ww.
cptl (213) NE Hl?t t6 Box ~~.Cal.
lalboa ltlln4 2U5
LO!: • • Bl'/ 2 • 9a. n_.
huit room, f'r'ple, DtalrC·
rm. $200 • mt)/ 1t1pt dtru
J une. Mr.. l..yndi
OR 3·UOO. '
r' CHAR!CINC CAPS 000
2 • Story/ 4 • Ir. t • ._
Aden rootm tJ ,.... Wtltct
rt:nt.11 • ..,,.. ••
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TO JUN& 11. NI-Ma.
DELUXE i Di .... W111tr
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81.TNSIJOO TOPAi
RENTALS ltlENJ'ALS ltfNTALS HOVMS Furnl1hecl tioll'" Unfurnl1hecf Aph. Furnished
Huntln,ton a.ach 2400 N~f!O!:t-8ffch -3200 O.ner1I 4000
ATl"ftAC'I'IVE S bdrm 2 bath SPACIOUS 4 bfdrm Baycrut
~ yaN. wtnt.r Mital Home. hmlly nn. dlnlna YHrly Rentals rm. 3 batha, A pool. Car-$1!0 mo 206U Galbawk pei. It drapes. 3 car &V· lblbol laland 1.-. ..... Yrly leaae $300 mo. 2 bdrm apt ntar IO bay --Ruth Pa.rdoU, Realtor lum ..•..••...•.•.••. $115 S.nte Ana 2610 l&ai W"tclUl Or. 6G~ 2 hdrm new apt bit In
3 BDRM. w/w, dnpea, ttr.. FAM home, 3 bdrm a, 2 RIO ••..•.•..•..••.•..• t7:'i
pl., patio. Feneed yd. $115 bathl, d.inln& area. Cpl.a, l bdnn unlurn except RIO
mo. Yr leeae. 531-1634. drpc, bit • w n~. cpl and drapes, ..••••.• 115
RENTALS 673-3999. 2 bdrm apt · unfurn • • • • • U5
5 bdnn baytront unfum •
Hou... UnfUrnlthecl Newport ...... _ H10 • pier •.••.•.••••......• 5(X)
Nelda GlbllOfl, Rt<or --c;.,,.,., 3000 VACANT. ~ 3 bdrm, 2 JOO Marine, Balboa llland
3·4-5 BDRM houles. Good bath, family rm. Owner on OR J..S680
locationa. $2SO to $325. Aaent premisea Thura thru Sun. BAHIA MAR 423 El Modena. sno mo. Vlr&'ini& Jardine, 646·90U· Clll yra I.le. ( 213) 66.H 429 or 642·3974. 646·3928. 931 Weal 19th St .• C.M. -·-DELUXE 1 A: 2 Br Coet1 MMe 3100 LEASE or rent, ad\llt.a, 2 br, ---frpl, dble rar. CardeMr " rtJRN It UNFURN
RENT SALE LEASE water pd. Open Saturday " HEATED POOL • Puttlni:
l.arie home -La.r&e lot Sundaya. 457 Tustin Ave. Green • r a d I a n t heat •
4 er., 2 baths upsu.in, 1 br !Furn if p~U . wuher dry,r f acllitles "":
or den, ~· llv. rm. dln. rm. ON Blutt 4 tidrJN. ' b&tha. carporta etc. Priced from
l&e tam. rm, kltchtn, 1 1 ~ yean ~· Rumpua room $115 • $1.50.
bath downstairs. Lae. cov. 241 La J a. SU-5166, See Mer, Apt. 4 548-0-192
patio. 548·53n. BY the year, ocean front
fUmlahd or unfur. -· 50 yda to bay, $17.50/wk A:
Wnte Phil Wolverton Irvine Terrue tt45 ~ MIJlt be. reliable. 925 E.
'.l87 Seirka SL C.M. NR • B.rookhunt It Coast Balboa Blvd. 675·5240
Call aft. 7:30, 646-0447 .. ... -Hwy. 3 • Br/ i · Ba. Opt.a. Costa Mlle 4100 *NEAR SCHOOLS* Dilpoaal/ Diabwuber, $225,
1 blk to ~w Eltancta lil 6 5*m1, 642·•·
% bllc to Elem. achoo!. Corene del Mar 3250 2 La BR bouJe & ear. New· Holld1y '8a11 Apta. ly painted, clean thruout, e 2 BEDROOM • Cpta. drps, One Bedroom Apt overlook· 1000 aq ft. Up to 3 children.
Water/tnlb pd. )Ir. Ed· frplc, dlpel. $ll5 mo 1111 pool. Carport " extra a-. . p ate pUlclng. wanll • mir· ~. e ~EW 4 Bedroom -2 ba, 642-5151 LARGE 2 BDRM. cpts, <I.rps, bit • ins, lrplc, 1965 Pomona Ave.
untum apt, $&.5 sundeck. $2'l5 mo leue. Costa Mesa
EHtaide New O.luxt e BACK BAY • 3 BR. 2 Nr City Hall It 191.h St.
2 bdrm, sunporch Ii ba, fam rm, cpts. drp~.
pnvate patio, $ll5 w/gar. bit • ins, trplc, $250 mo IA Y APARTMENTS &tMO'lO ~ue.
'11 Month Rent FREE SCENlC PROPERTIES G3 W. Bay, C.M, 2915 E. O>ut Hwy 1 ll 2 BR, Furn « Un.furn La 2 BR houK· Garage. Up (adjoining Port Theater) 2 BR fltrn, w/w cpbl, to 3 children. Water/trash Corona del Mar 675-5726 ctrt-, blt·lm. btd/pool No pd. Yard $85 mo. Elden St. BEACH RETREAT petl allowed.. See A.Pl (, Donald Oyates, mgT. 548-0148 Min. 2 Br, unfurn cottaee. 2 MiJ.~
at tam rm, 1~ 3 Bdrms, blka to main beach, agent $17.50 WK. & UP bat Ila. New carpeting &t 673·5540 or 673-@U shutters. $115 per mo. SGLE .It l·BR. APTS
546-4141 Coat.a It Wal~. Cl.EAN 2 BR. 1% ba, patio, Pool, Util It Phone Incl
RLTR... le gar. $180 yrly le.ue. nr Ma.id lltl'Vice/I'V ·avail.
4 BDRM . cpt. drp.s, blt-lns, water. OR 3·200'l. 2398% Newport 548·9755
ll!e lam rm w/flrcpl, nr 2 BR (Gange Apt.) Cpta It l BJt. unlllU&l, upper Quiet.
lhoppng. schlll. n 65. drp.s; den; trplc. $125 mo. cloee in. Util. pd. Lm& term
545-1919. 6'7>1J14 or 673-6100 Bach. tenant only $90.
NEW 2 br model ~wnhse. 6*-3.513.
Back Bay area, cptll, drps. Balbo. 3300 3 BDRM, 2 baths, w/w.
pool~ Putting green. 839-0610 LOVELY S br, l ba bome. drapes. Oose 10 ....
/wkendl 673-1514. semi-furn, Penn. Point, 1 ·~· 2901 Meldou.
2 BR, large auMy kit, uv. blk to IHt.J • oc.un. yr l.y 642·2D.
rm. Fenced yd, ltlll'· Nr ms. OR 5-1118. 1 BR. attr rum. w /w, 1cJtl
sclJoob. market. $90. --of c:pbda 6. dolitta, po.
LI 8-1706. Lido Isle 3351 Studio S70. ga.a It wtr pd.
COu.EGE PARK 3 BR. 2 ba, unfum, winter 2533 Npt Blvd, 642--0437.
1 A 2 BR from $79.50 ey 3 It den compl. furn. $225, yrly $300. 2 br, 2 ba. Furn. t\ Unlum. POOL $11lS mo. Oilldren ok· Sl<r. untum. winter $175, yrly Ell Harbur. ~ Kl 6·5880. $225. Owner at 642·5000. A1·
NTEMP. 4 br. 3 ba, la ter 6 p.m. It SUn. 646-?l32. 3 BR, 2 ba.. w/w, drapes.
lam rm, wintel' South patio LOVELY 3 br, 2 ba, llD built-IDs, Dear achoo I.I,
$300 673-7669. new! Patio. $235, winter 2901 Mendola. 546-40'.!2
FRPLC., beam ceillnp New e.lec kitchen. 673-7M9. r LARGg 2 • BR. 2 • BA.
pa.nellnr. fenced yd, pabo, 2 BDRM 1 i,, ba., patio, bit r $125 -MO &. UP.
1 baby OK. sna. 673-7629. tna, $250 mo leue. 673-4063. 646~983
$*>. 1 BR, cl<»e In EuHlde, ™AC 2 BR !reahly paint·
~. Attached ranire· JHO ~untlngten leac~ -~ tile ahower, wood fir, pr &.
mo. 64&-Q95 aft 5. FOR LEASE Ol SALE yd. Adulll. OR 3'1497
2 BR, S90. Retrig, Jtove. Mull Comm~. s • 3 LARGE 2·BR. 2 ba $125; l·
Pm older dnlta only.~ br. 1 ~ ba, oew dbt ltUdio Br $1... Beeb tllO. Htd
B~way, U 8-4814. home. Fool. pn pr. Sm pool, b.ift, Adult.a. 548-24<77
2 BR. SUN PORCll cornmunlt1. No cll1ldren 3 RMS SSS mo, adult. only.
,,,. NICE YARD under 12. $125 • $1.S. 2037 Westm.inater Ave.
962·31U6 after 4 p.m. ~. SJ&.4ll6. lNQ. 2.tO SIERJ(S sr.
CHEAPEST RENT • $99 LOVELY 3 BR, 2·ba Tatm-NEW 2 BR, lndlv. Town-
MUsr RENT nns WK home, ..,a., appll.ance cwn home c::pU. dip, frplce and
lg house • 2 ba. 549-2tm ~tor. wuber. dr')'e', pr. 64.2-4429.
BR. HOUSE LARGE Cul>fta. drapes. beauWul WU.SON GARDENS
eanlen ccu.rt pvt patio. 2 BAI completel:r furn. YARD. CLOSE IN. 584 Only '1ti mo. Dick BttJ ctrt-. btd pool! M5-1.l54. HAMILTON. KI 3-o759. Rlty 912•2471.. UNIQUE quiet pvt, maple BDRM newly dee carpeta, FOR RENT OR LEASE drapes, tlnpl. KV· Oo&e In f um, Ire bdrm, utO. 1.aun-
OR 3-7909. 4 BR. 2 b&. Dutch Haven dry, pool, $125. 170 Del Mar
10 • 2 Br/ Cptl/ Bltn Marina home, on oomer lot, 1 BR. turn apt, adultl, no $150 on U mo min leue or peta. 560 Hamiltao St. stove • oven. No children or $160 per mo rental, avaJl pets. 646·5311. 673-4()15. 646-1992. 9/2(). &47·'n10. 1 BR a,pertment. funll, BR houae ln court, SUS·
Fmced patio. clean. 281 3 BR. 1~ bat:ll ~ $85 month. Ganp. Util R.efrir. waaher, dryer. Pool. pl. 220 Slerb. ~7. Delmar. 646"'1.14/ !>49-3997. tennit. prtv. ~ Clildren 2 • BR $118. BLTNS welcome. No leue $1.a mo. $85 • BACHELOR APT.
R.EFRlG/ PVT • PATIO 543-8591. CPTS/ DRPS/ BLTNS
GARAGE, lJ 8-2986 5 BR. nlk to adlla, lhop-
Nr ·Stent, 541-4161
$69.SO • 2 BR bowe. Lots ping center; crpt • ~ $125 • $150 wfl or mo, close
o1 ldda OK. CHEEPF.sl' $1$. 19511 Waterbury Ln. to o.c.c., ICb.la • shpna.
RENT. 54S.1Sl3. Glenmar. Ml-2619. 546-WO lot<>-D El Camino.
2 BR, near 17th SbPi, util * PACIFIC SANDS * Men Verde 3110 8.1ll Reilly Dr. 3 BR, 1 ~ ba. pd. $125. 1613 Santa AM -·-$13.S mo. KI 2-7279 Evea, 543-5281
BR. 2 ba. tam rm, cpts. ~1951 I 213481-1412 -drps, n75 mo. 1586 Mrytle-3iiR. 2 dl.lhwuher, Newpert a..ch 4200 wood. c.M. 536-4032 ba.,
df1JI. cpCI, $:%25 mo. Near $17.SO WK & Utt
Newport Beach 3200 Bnddmnt A Coul }iwy. fl1' NEW WINTER RATFS 546-81ll or 642-2938. SGLE A l·BR. APTS.
SPANISH STYLE 2 BR, Dix O\lplex, c:rpt-drpt, Pool. Utll A Phone incl. M&ld
bit.Int, 119t1o, wlk to Ito~• aervtcetrV ... vall. New 8ar
In one eel.ect ~a of N"· A beach, bit location $135. •Cale Ot>en'rt Sunny Acres
port Beach Famed BluU • 431-«30 H.B. 2391~ Newport 548-9755
one ol America'• finest A 3 BR. 1 ~ ba. frplc, hdwd tJVE at d\e b!:ich year
most unusual communltles. flrl. bit • inl. patio, fenced, mme. ~ blk 1rom bay. 1
1 A 2 story, 2, 3, t\ 4 Brt. nr new pr. MT-3065. bit from ocean. 1 br. tum
Complete buil~ln lc1tchen, r' 2 BR. $100 apt.
frplc, double prap A full epu, SIMn1, dlapoeal. ltnc-AUO 2 br CSeluite eJCee type
llied, yeu round home ln a ed yard. 962-1221. w/2 ba.ttw. mw ocean It
raort lib •tt1n1. be.>'· 1244 • 11.28 w. Balboa,
LOCATION mlnutea fltom tte.fthln Val'-! M10 Newpott •aich. .. Armo. ..
lJdo Iale, Balboa. Nf'lfPOl1 3 BDRM! 2 battll lower,
s.y. Shops are cloee. View• 2 OR S BR dqpl~x. 2 be, 2 ~ tum. $185. winter.
are mqnillemt. Your paol, cw pr. •• drpa. fDcd Al.a ...,, 4 bdrnw. 2
part 6 puttt~ IJ"Mll with-ya.rd. pado, -.ter pd. 11788 beU\I, Upper CpU It drapt:1,
tn1 walk1nc diltance. Azalea Ave Cnr Harber ll UlO )'l'I)'. ~ WllUam·
UMITED CROUP avall· Heil> t 511 • 'TOOi. '°"· RJtr. OR 3-4350.
able now, from $295 per Senta AM Helf!tt 3620 2 BDR. Comp furn. w·w cpt ..
moatb includinl ..._ Wt .... 1arp llUll dedl fUrll.
Ol.DJ:ll 2 Wrra. ..... 1'6 bib to ocun. ebeH I a ace. ..,..., . ,..... ... Nltlm' A bua IJ.ne. AD
'HONI 67'""11 Wll'ter '*11· KI t-1*. ,.S. ~ YEA.JtLY a.
B.AYSHOl\ES/ ldJ • m •• .... &; ...
~ Cub. Hlr/ ._Ba ~ C.pllt...... ."2.:' S100 110Nif. mo&;;;
1 br "Pt bet'lfMft oce• 6 tom Home b' INat. MSW. UJXUJUOUI, Cllllaa ~.lftlluto~ <21.3) SY 3-6463, SY &."2l a.~ (SpilM vu .. .. St. • Bait.
~ • SELL • TRADE i.a.> nev ••M._lalton'· .. 2 ~ . . s be. dock. #2 Bal· 81l, 2 Ba, w/w, qiCa. ~ 2 BEDROOM, 2 batfl, ocean
boa °""' l1'Hm Cll1 1lo A/C, dbl pa tlecti'Oftlc front apt, ~. for rent bin. door, 1M ~lo. ~ atbeor lellt 15 to Jwwt 15. Inquin IUiOiiR rent.al/ 2~ • br/ Mtruf R.enl Sii\ facla pr-aplltaln • ., Seubore Dr,
J.,.,.. Modml/ Nr-dfill maint, Will«, prtic. N.B.
Beach .. ...,. SJ!O • •k· mmmlnl A rec dub prtv. 'ii • BLK Oce&J\! ~lpt. HH9. Ownlt -.3511 2 • 81V 2 • BA. SUNDF.O< iAirilLurr. mi Alta vi.ta e ............... 0.:.-. • vW#I Gar. $150.mo
Dr •• Br, s baUI. S300 mo. ..,....., ..., .. i.u.. Sltpt 11 • Jui, lit..
JU6 a.ltr. 1'1HIU ......... ...,. U'l-•aoaHm.
Thursday, Stpttmbtf 9, 1'6S
RENTALS
Aptt. Furnlahed
Rff\fTALS
Apta.. Furnlahed RENTALS RENTALS RENlALS
Apta. Unfurnl1hed Apta. Unfurnished Aeta. Unfurnhhed
RENTALS I
Aptt. Unfurnished
Ntwport Beach •200 Coron• del Mar 4250 COSTA MESA SlOOCOSTA MESA 5100 Newport Beech 5200 Huntlngten leech 5400
hfoN School lt1rta -· --~-· 3 BH, 2 ba. ww·cptl. bit-Ina,
nr Udo ~0p'g IL Mkt Ba.a-
ke1, Stt>ps to bead1! En(I
KW', yrly or winter. $175.
See 211 3:1td St.
BEACON BAY
Cozy bach &pl, w/ kitch,
patio, pvt entr, gar, utU pd,
S90,. Ava.ii 9/ll to 7/1.
673-7535.
BAYFRONT
Sing~•: l BR • 2 BR, win·
ter, util pd, from $75.
OR 3-9749 926 E. Ba.I boa
Blvd. Balboa.
WlN'l'ER rental/ 4·8r. 2·Ba.
Across tr-Ocenn w/ view!
LJ.?e t..ivlng • Dlning-rma.
Bar, Cpt'g Wahr • dryer.
$:l35 • mo. 538-5204
UNUSUALLY Lee 1 Br, 4
cloaeta, blk. to bay • ocean. Adult•, SUS yrly or
winter. OR 3-'r.153.
OCEAN rront winter rental,
upper &: lowt'r 1·2 br. Avail
Sept 15th. 5i501~ Seuhore
Dr. 548-8281.
2 BR 6: tam nn. blV 1111.
sun deck. ~ bllc to Bay,
$130. avail 9/9 to 7/1.
1234 • E West Balboa Blvd.
).81..KS Be a c h! ~·Blk
Shop'g! l•Br. FrpJ. P ado/
Adults, Y~rouod leut '125-
mo. Util.pd? U 8-8622
2 & 4 Br extl:a lg unit.a fir
9 mos Winter leue. Vert
reuoA. 11 nil. avail.
673-6645/ 213·2611-7331
DUPLEX, tum. 2 bdrm. w/w
cpts, drps, all elect, Cata·
lina view on the beach.
Winter. 642·3013
WINTER yrly lease. New
tum 2 It 4 Br duplexe~
Wsh/ Dryer 110 45th St.
642·3639.
WINTER RENTAL!/ Clean
2·Br. Garage. Nr·Ocean It
Bay! $8$ IL $95 • mo. 125 •
44tb St.
NEWPORT ISLAND • 2 br.
2 ba, patio, boat dock. Also
2+4 br aptJ. Winter only.
OR J..1466.
LGE clean 1 Br. sundeck,
~, bl. to bay le beach $97.!JO.
673-750'.l.
* NEWER 3 BR. 2 ba. '* KlDS OK.
MUIU> or 642.3561
• NR·OCEAN • l·Br/Pool! Majcker/ $l.25
leue/ 646-5038. 642-5867.
Wnn'ER • 3 Br lowu. 2 ba..
STEPS TO OCEAN!
7311 Sea.short>. 642-3812
OCEANFRONT • tum·un!urn
winter. 2 BR, frplc, W/W
drps, bit/Ins. 642·5436
..-OCEAN FRONT l·BR.
SPACIOUS/ Modern. Oill.'!·
ren Welcome. 673-5732
2 BR. a.cross at. from ocH:;;'i
2 blk.s bay! Winter rental
$150 mo. 673-!1154.
WfNTER/ 2 • Br. Nicely •
furn. h · blk BEACH!
123% • ~TH sr.
IMM.AC 2 Br upttra w/IUD-
deck Blk to oeean.
4704~ Neptune. 642·3-K!
2 BR. util pd, avail Sept.
Also Bachelor apt. 1036 w.
Balboa Blvd.
WINTER. 2-Br. Nicely furn .
~ blk BEACH!
CLEAN l Br. bach apt. tum.
drps, cpl.a, frplc. uUla pd.
Walk to beach. SllO mo.
546-08'l2. 613-$1.
2 • BR DUPl..EX $180 • ,;():
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
Rrntllls · Kath)' Hardlnii * 2 BEDROOM APTS. *
Only $89.50 UP
Pvt -patio/ Ol:t'&n • View!
Acceu to Pvt • Beac:h! e
cl4)'11, 673•7384/ eVt'S 67J..all4 •
$TO • BACHELOR/ Utll·pd!
DELUXE BLT-INS • CARPETS, DRAPES
2 HEATED POOLS • SOCIAL · REC. RM
2 & 3 BDRM • 2 BATH
From $160 per month
Ele<.'t bit-ma. dlhwabr, dis.
posal, c;ustom d.rpe, crplg,
plumbed for wuher/dryet'.
Nr • Ocean! Y1·ly, WW •
cpl.8. 4.19 Orthid, OR 5-3136.
4300
IAYFRONT
Very 18.J'le lum, t Br itpt,
$150 wk, al.so takinK winwr
rental.a. Avail Sept. :!ti\h
$1.SO mo. Pnv Buch, Ga.1,
utila pa.Id. 1014 E Balboa
8'vd. 673-2760
UTIL. pd. Winter rentala 1
blk beach. Oleerful. sinrte
cottare $50 1 BR $65. 2 BR
$80. 300 E. Bay Ave.
673·5368·
BAY FRONT 2 br, 2 ba.
comp. turn. Util. pd. Priv.
beadl, boats. p~r. Wtn~r
rates. $150 & s:ioo. 307 E.
Ed&ewater, 673-8864 .
1 • 2 a&/ Newly • dee!
Yr\y .-Winter $90 • $125/
Pvt.deck, PaUo. LE 6-3911/
OR 3-TTIS.
OCEAN l'1'ont winll'r rentals.
bach A 1 br, $60 to $85, 2, 3,
& 4 Br, $110 to $250, utila pd.
~•m·:mo
MAPLE CAPRI
2002 Maple Costa ~a 642-5414
2 block• Wut of Harbor at 19th No. of Mtple
Preati;:e Address
..• Economy Rents VILLA WEST
P11vate Patios.
Garagea with Storaae
Office: 4204 F'laashlp Rd.
\behind Hoar Hospita1J
54"4723
MARTINIQUE
GAR DINS
Bachelo1'1 rum
WATERFRONT. 1 br. 1 ba,
cpta, drpc. yrly lae. Studio
apt. cmplty redec, 2 bt. 1
ba, billcony. bit • Ina. yrly SpacloWi 2 Br. 2 Ba. i.e. $225.
furn -Unfurn LIDO REALTY. INC.
r rom $110 Pl'1y palloa, Pool, OR 3-8830 OR 5-4.1.53
Putting Green RONT 1 Bdrm •••••••• From $105 Sl20 up adult.. only OCEANF
2 Bdrm • .. .. • • • From $125 7S5 w lSth St C M Deluxe lower 3 BR, 2 t>a,
3 Bdrm • 2 Bath · · · cpta. drps, frplc, blt·tns.
fu>m. $150 MESA NORTH APTS. child over u, $250 mo yrly
Ca.rpets-Drapea·Garaae i 11 HK. 1"' b&.. Yum;un lease. 4203 Seuhott Dr.
Bit-in Oven It Ran&e rum. $110 up.. Pvt/patlc. OR ~ 7839
. .•.. 3 Poola • . . • • 11rpa1crpta, blt.-L.,._ p1. .~ YEARL y
Gracious Living . • . WU TED POOLS tr
Park·like SUrroundin.&a toir. a.hope. llCb1.a 6 occ t-;EW deluxe 3rd Ooor. roomy
18th & Santa Ana, C.M. CHlLD section. Pet OK. 1 Br. fine ocean •bay view,
646·5542 6464233 Coolictfe/Hi.ker Mt;-~ adults, fl~ mo. 1136 w. Balboa, NB U30. 3 BR. 2 ha. b!Una, drps, MANAGER wanted for four----------
pha add feuurea makiJJc• plex. 2 Bdrm unfllm apt, SPLIT-LEVEL 3 br. cpta,
our apt1 unique & bupina. _,1 A "-s. bit • Ins. Verv drps, blt·ins. HEATED
N-delux area, • min OCC. ;;;;all d~J;1. ReruJarly SIOO POOL Truly "snooty".
walk to all achls. lhop6, mo. oow 170. 158 Tulip, Mr-Hall, 644-1311.
park It IWim poola: 2 kid& Eaaulde C.M. Cll1I owner. YEARLY ltue. 2 bdrm 110
.\ •m pels o.k. Allio $30 • Mr,, Zasio al 521H«6. 44tb St. &pt A 642·36311. MO oU rent tor pt work • need steno, bklcpr, handy· 2 BR partly l\im. lW mo.
ardene I.st Children welbie. ~ blk to Beck .. ., 5240
· CHECK THIS; * $94.50.UP *
LIBERAL MOYl-IN
ALLOWANCI
>' Spac.loUa 2 • Br.
"' <turn or unfUrn) ,,,. Bltna/ Cpta/ Drpc.
~ Pool! Patio.
~ Cararea
Chlldren'• play&J'OUDd 6
aeparace Adults bl~.
Under new m•n11ement
~ DELAWARE
(2 blka w. of Beach Blvd.)
$1964
• • • • • FROM $110.MO.
e Z.BR.
• CPI'S. DRPS. e BLTNS.
e PVT-PATIO
t AMPLE STORA.GE
MONTHLY Olt LEASE
53IMM13 •••••• Rt1ny soundproof 3 BR
apt. 90• cool with Wldttw ..
~er F'M speaker. aaracr.
laundl)' with soll water. 1
month FR.EE with 6 mos.
leaae.
Kl s..9443 « LE &.9'nlJ
'* NEW 1 • BR ti 2 • 8.R *
$74.SO -$89.SO
Cpta, drps, blt·lna,
dlaposaU, carports.
OCEAN/JR A.PT'S.
1009 Georda. Hnqi Bch BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS ~~i:ter, l~ ;;'ca:: beach. .A16o 1 BR collai:p
1 Br, $125, 2 Br, $150. util S46·73Jl. furn. util pd, $70 mo, In· NEWPORT RNlERA 536-8427
pd, cptl, drps, carpt, Drift· ---------quire 313 34lh St. N.B. BOTH
wood apts. 673·9853. $89 YEARLY.
Luxurious Townhouse Apt.s. DELUXE NEW
Where children Are Wei· 2 BR. 11.; BA. am ~
come $250 to $275 Mo-I yr ity, 1adul111. spUt level, Ill'
I
NICE 2 Br for couple, oppor· 2 bdrm studio, l'~ bath,
tunity to earn the rent le all elect kitchen, cal"J)t'tfi,
more. ~30. Balboa drapes. No one above or be·
BALBOA Penn. wmter 1 Br low you. I apt, turn. utils. pd, $'10, Wallace Ave.
673-6E or 543· 3979. Villas
I BALBOA Penn. winter 1 Br
apt, tum. utilJ pd, S70, Mif. 20610 Wallal'e Ave.
673-6351 or 543-~79. 11 block East of Pla~ntla)
, FURN apt.a $65 up, Util pd' NEW furnished & unf ap!JI.
Winter or yearly. 427 E. 13th mo FREE on a l·yr
Bay, Ll 8-3158 aft 4 pm. lease. 2 BR, 2 ba, cpl, drps, r OCEAN FRONT--b-ins, over 1000 sq ft. Only
{ NICE 1 BR. 4 tenants per bldg.
Winter ttntal. OR 3·3619. HARBOR HEIGHTS AP'J'S,
1 BR, garage, lhenno heat.
dispoaal, large .. winter or
y~ly. OR 3·2039
FURN apts. $50 to $95 per
mo. UUI paJd. Balboa Motel
315 E. Balboa Blvd. 673·9945.
{ REASONABLE!
New 2 BR, bit-ins, htd Pool~
Ocean view! 673-9529
3129 annamon. Mar apt "A"
546-1034 or 545-6942
!Betwn Baker & Gisler Just
W. of Harbor Blvd.) ..
Newly Decorlle4
2 BR w/carport. $80. Dispoe,
water pd. ~ clUldrm.
S75. MODERN 1 -BR un·
furn duplex apt. Redec,
dspal. llove It drps. Blk
shop'g. 1 or 2 adulta. No
~"· 1963 Wallace Ave, CM.
leue. tchools, end garage. !Jlt,-
4 Models Open ins, crpu. pool. call 847·lll62
Up to 4 BR, 3 baths Exclu· alter 5 or S36-0t69
alve lJi>per Back Bay
Phone 642-0300 DELUXE 2 I r., 2 le
Newport Beach
===;;;;:::;;;;:::=:;;==;::; split level <1350 aq ft) $119
5200 Coron1 .. Mer _5250 mo. Nr. tchool.a, encl pr,
blH.na, cpta, drps. Special • COROUDO APTS. leue to lchool tea~
IRAND
NEW
1431 Ptacentfa, JS. 1 &! 2
BR Balanced Power apls
Cpt, dpa, RIO. Furn. Ii: unf
Adu!~. Sll5 up. ~3
LRG. 2 BR .. bit • 1111, wuh/
dry, sundt'Ck. Bay Beach
view. J165 mo yrly. Also
>ower 2 BR rum. Ula mo
)Tl.y, 673·3703-
~ WESTCUFF
Putble • &.rtela • ltudio9 1401 Olive, HB See Mil'. E
Some w/frplc. AD 2 Bil WD SPARKLING • DELUX&
RIO. c!lllbwaabcr, ...., cpl. 5 Polnh Apta
pvt ,.no. btd ptlO&. Lollry hm 2 Bdrm. $125
fadlltle., P:.P. MnlJ Unturn 3 Bdrm from $125
decorated. ~ Corner Ellis &: Delan.t9
Children OK. f'D-33'18 (I~ blk to sto~ .\ them.)
4102 E. Cout BWJ, OSK . 847-0452
OlARM1G lie 1 '-r, cpta,
drps, trpl, bit-Im, patio.
Al.SO l\lm batch room le
bath. Oil 3'-6904.
NR·NEW Ip l br $17!>.
CPT'S, DllPS, Bl.TNS
673•5800
Lido Isle 5351
MODERN 1 BR.. Located tn
Surf Side Devel. Obie SW'"
age, cpU/ drps, pool, ~
frig, dlahwuber. Leaa.
Adulta. 536-1J60.
S50 • MOVE IN Allonnce
SllO • 2 br/ 2 • ba.. Htd •
Pool! f'ncd • patio/ Bllna/
Cpt.1/ Drp1/ 2620 Delaware/ lido Isle 4351
S.yfront Apartments
Beautiful view! Now &van.
able. $135-$115. 646·1456
( Acrau from achool) 2li4
Placentia Ave . .t 2176 Pla·
ttntia Ave.
S3'1-o3IO
Nr MW 2 Br, w/w cpts. MODERN 3 br. tam rm, _SJ&-__ ~------
drapea. frplc, bit-in kitch, aep d1nl.nc rm, sandy beaob, 2·BR Duplex $85-mo. Small
Ice dininr area. 'Walk to 00 lboc't 6 off ahore moor-ya.rd Gar. DlsPol&l, Water-ahc"19 I: M1d. Teenager wel· inc acmmnwtat. up to 50' pd. WI $25·dtposit. mo
come. Al.o have 1 turn unit. tail boat. yrtJ lie an1um, nonda/ S46·n83
•-1L--l1l1nd ... 55 Hellay Pl1u Apta. c.aU M. Pinover 646--0228. « be option. 1 BEDROOM. Close In. Stovt, ~ ~-___ One ~m apartment u.oo ....... y ._ ~c .......... ~. ..... . retrlr.. disp. r~e. rrs
WINTER rental avail Sept overlooldnc pool. Carport •Waterfront-New OR ~ OR ~ monthly. 536-9200.
15 2 bdrm sun deck It .. .,. md ext.Ta private parldna. Br
' ' • ' 11.. ... 2 5151 • n.-iex -art1 lse • S275 BEAUT. 2 • upper. Frpl. AT BEACli. OCEAN VU! ample atorare cl~t. well V"t • ...,..,.. .,-bl · '-din G tum. all but lines I: blank· 1965 Pomona Av. Costa Men e 3 bdr, 2 ba, cpt.s It drapes t·t.111, •• &ft.a. ar. NEW 1-2 br. furn It un!uni..
ets. rus mo Incl utll. lk>4 Near Ot.1 Hall It 11th Street e doc.k for your boat S225 mo. R1chanlai Rlty, Offitt 219-15th, ~·0413.
Park Avf'. 67J..5264. • patio, wet bar. eltt kit 642-3600: 615-1.500. 2 BR Studio Duplex. 1~ ba.
e 67S·l9l8 •-fL.....-I I nd S3S5 d.rpe. patio, garagi. 'llZ2 2 BORMS. Gar. nlce.l,y ~. $89 --S I N St 347 yearly or winter to June OCEAN 1 blk! Luxury new ---------ewman . ·1013.
is. 209"' Opel Owner on Lee 2 bdnn, carpets. drap-2 br, tie bar! blt·lnl. ator-UPPER 3 br, 2 be. yearly,
premises until Sept. u. u . elect bit-ins. pvt rara~e. age galore! cpm, drps, pr, bit-Ina. cpta, drps. washer _R_e_nt_a_ls_W_1_n_tec1 ___ 59t0_
OR 3-4.~. Harbor Estates $175 leue. Sll9 Rlver A•e. •dryer, Si.mdeck. ft.replace.
YEARLY lllt, charming 2 A DUPLEX 2 Br. 2 be, bltns, Avail Sept. U.
winter rentall. 3IXXl Royal Palm Drive f135 yr(y ltase. 211 B c;.e.. 3lS Marine Avf. OR 3-6900
2 BR tum, CdM or Ba.lbo9.
to $125, perm rnideot.
~·3259.
US1i2 ~th st.
LIVE at the beach for Jess. I
br apt, $HO Incl util. Also pts. cptl, drps. 2 Blkl • Ocean! Olester Sallabury, Realtor
,..,_ Sall b R I U blk West ol Harbor dar * , ......., "' '"' •"'D * WCNTE'R rttntal, Balboa Ille. . ..._,,ester & ury, ea tor • ,..,..,,..:-·,...,.....-.,.--~---...., • •..,. ~· fum for single reliable Elr-315 Marine Ave. OR 3~ comer o1 Baker). YRLY . Leue 3 • Br. 2 • 1 BEDROOM • untum. '
~. NEW crpt.s/drps. Furn
Cll'Uafllnl. ~
2 BR. frliic, praae nso year
leue. hmlly or &TOOP· 646·0179.
l BDRM Garden Apt. with or
wt.thou& lllp. All utll pd. $125
5'Jl.4Z5I or 673-1262
YRLY I BA YFRONT $150
1 be, pvt patio, Rdec. urn.
POI &15-0750.
1 . ea Boat alip avail .
Sln&)e employed penon
only. $115 + util. 673-6477.
Newport Htts. 4210
$125 JlllQ., util. Olarm. 1
BR. lg colonial Uv. nn.
wl ft-pie, aeprt. din. rm.
Nr shopl. 673-~ alt 6
pm.
E·StDE CM. Dehtx balanced
power apt.a. 1 l 2 BR. f\lm
It un!. Alao unfum cottaaa.
Li heated 1wimmin1 pool.
Adu.1ta, DO pata. ~
Corona del M1r 4250
"-~ .. ~.
SEPARATE
FAMILY SECTIONS
1 Block J'rom ldlaDl.1
s,.dou• 1 A 2 tktrtD l pt:a
Nnr u ol c 1Mne
1'\replac:M, bit-Clllt&.
drps. Pvt lanaia.
3 Pool• • Shuf<lebo&rd
Continental breakfast. tvt!I')'"
dll)'· Active tennla club.
Laundry roama. . CloM To a.ch
IOO S.a i.-, C81 CMeArtbur II a.a ll'fl1)
m.3ile
!J iii( I iX: fOB bR VNJ'URN. IPG-*8 OR
OB 6-1592 •
Ni'iLY decor. CUilom run.
2 br, MW paint. Beam OllJ.
'p , ldnt loci 548·2m.
SPACIOUS 1 bdnn Walk to
beach ' ·~· $125 mo. uW pd. OR >.rn. ~
:Miil/ a.BA am.mo. ~
Yant, ~pr. No~.
6TH.n4 alt ~: e pm. ,. ... • ptt--=;tlt .............
IMMACULATE! 3 Br/Nr. FROM $92 :u..a.UW .0cCptaear./"-Dmktsriia/.
YEARLY. OR l·nT& gineer. 573-86!7.
South Bay. Diapou.l. Garage • ms Winier. Wk~nd.s • 110 Harbor Townhouse _m-~1298~. ~~-=--=--,__ Room• for Rent Hunttngton S..ch 5400 59'5
Apolena. or call Puadena, Lit 2 Br •JIU, bullt-tns. OCEANFRONT WINTER 2 BR, l~ BA. Townhouse:
fireplace " all appliance9,
Sl 10, 536-3251. J.ffi.
SY 6·4~. A.t.o w/yrly. bit/ins, 3 BR. 2 ba, r ms INCL • UTlL' Studio apt.a, 1% bath&. drps, w/w, trpJc. 642·5'36
Olarm'r 1 -bf'/ 11'1y·rental. HEATED POOl LIDO BAYFRONT. boat slip ---
NR • SHOPS! 673-288S. 2%17 Hpbor Blvd .. C.M. ave.ti. Bfaut. 2 & 3 Bdrm,
Ma.nqu Apt A·l $185 to $35(). 673-3810. Rltr.
LRG 2 Br, upgt.aln, Gar,
watt'r paid. Nr. L&kP Pris.
couple or adulli 536·3972.
Huntington IMch 4400 COUNTIY CLUB
~ tum! .untur l Br. All UYING maJOr appha.nces: 2 • car 2 ....... _ .._..."" 1 \,, b&Uw. ~ rarage. Ideal for lHcher It ma,
wite. pets. BuUt·inl-Enclosed p ·
SURFSIDE DEVELOPMENT ra&e• Pool. TeMis. Golf. $l!IO
213 • 462-3.575 eves. month. Arrno. OR J. 7560
Lag~~ch 4705 l·BR 1115/Partly rum. Uttl •
pd! Adulta, 139 Walnut.
FURN 1 & 2 br, apta, with ALSO: 2·Br Duplex, Cpta,
$95. Adults. 1947 Fullerton, trplc It pal iot, allo b9ch 6'2-4927 aptl. 4lH·5797.
HOMELIKE 3 • Br/ 1"' · RENTALS ea. Olarmer/ Frpl, Cpts, Aph. Unfu!nlahed Drpa. Luxury • kttdh. Pvt •
COSTA MESA 5100 pat.lo, Obie • pr $158.!!0 •
mo. 642·21JO.
3 Bdr. 2 ba. ruo. bltN, RENT/OPTION TO BUY
cpl.I. drps, wk to occ. f1t. l br on potftltial R-4
shp'r cntr, pool A aclala. lot. Clean! Garage, yard.
See quick for best pc! ~16.
HALF rent to "Hoe.le DELUXE 2 • br Dpb./F'tpl. Mother" for apta rented to Clpg/ Drpc/ Bltns/ Rffria. coUere l(irll. 2880 Meodoa Pvt lndry . rm/ Patio/Gar. 546-mt. ns Joann St/ 648-2316.
.-'l·ldrm /2·1ath * TOWNHOUSE *
,,,. GRAND OPENINO 2 Br. l~ ba. pa&. cpts.
Under New Manapmtnl d:rpl. ltV Sll 7.50. Cln furn,
~tely rtjuv.W.CS 138 E Meloct)o Lil 548-Ql5.
fl1' CHILDREN WELCOME 2 BEDROOMS. trtphx. elec.
163 CENTER sr I Apt-4 bu.llt-N, cl.-d ,.,..,..
Unfum bachelor iti priney. New e&r,.uftl op-
Unfurn 1 bedroom $tS ttonaJ. Ooee to ton. $110. »eoara. A ... ........_
Sep. entrance. dr~ wlw LG 2 br. qitd, ctr,.. blt·bll, c.rpet, ~s. Clem .. Mhalta. $90. m. Victoria. OCC 6 UCJ. 2 weeb tr... u a-HJT/M2-ml rent. Call mv· ~
LARGE 2 BR. S1ow, Pl'· * NEW I.& 2 br. cpt. dps.
.,., ~r. fmotd, ft• l>-lna, dapl, wub·dry. pr .
ter pd. Children OK. 11740• Wk pd. E 18th. 5'8·l630,
mr Pomona. u 1-2184 !Mil..,,.
LA PAZ A.PTS/ POOL! 2·BR ST\1010 $11G-mo.
DRPS. CPTS. POOL! 2-Br '9'3/Cpts/Drp&/Dsbwr
181·8 Vldoria/649-3Slt ALSO turn/adulta only. zm Padnc.....,.
1 BR$D•2BRW5 LGE J ·BR/~ Ou RIO cpta/drpa, -. C'IQ. °""' .... QIMM STl Avocado St. ..... OK. Ml "11'5. MI Ma
r' S . BEORM 115 S BR. pvt paUo. drpl. apta, OPTS/ BLTNS/ REF'RlG. Wt~• AduJta. U mo. ~ Kl-m7, MHT'lf Orie, NM'llT
2 BR. local9d Cll) Ult S.· 11. DAD.W rum 6' Onl.Y $e. SH ..... 0 •• -.e-...........
Bade a.y 5240
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
NOW-RltmNG
2 & DEN 2 IATHS
01 J IEDROOMS
$150 PER MONTH
• LOOK • Ml.._ From
• lrvlne
Unlv.mty ,. • OranCJe Coast
CoftecJe • 2 Car Garag • Costa Mesa • 2 Swlmmlnt Hlc)lt ,.. • ="" • ·~loft AIM • Recnatioft
DIRECTIONS:
'rom N~/t l lvlt .. take l'alr Dr. W"' to ,.,,..
VI•• ...... then left (..vth) tie fvrni.twHI mOd•I•
PHONE 546-1210
I \
$12 WK up in fum dela
hskpng suites we call atua
dents club rooma. Men la
sep bldr! Bit.ins, refri1.
rook &: eat, tools, detka.
util.s pd. 4 min OCC. U
UCI 2860 Mendoza. 546-73ll.
PROF. woman ahare new
home w•same. Pvt nn adj
bath. Nr PC .l 0CC. $.'!O
mo. 546-ITIJ.
ROOM With private bath a
entrance. $4.5 mo. D
Broadway, Costa Mesa.
646-6234.
MESA Verde/ Nr • o.c.C:
Room wl oc without Bo&rd.,
545•209\5 eVH.
NlCE redec slp'g rm. Pvt
home It entr. By montla
oni,. SM>. 1543 Orana'e. C.M.
$12.SO WK WI KITCH
$17.SO WEEK • UP APTS.
~ Newport 548-9135
Room & Board 59"
COLJ..EGE atud1nts or J'OUllC
men: rm. brd .ta: lndry SlOll
mo. lux decor. xln* loocl. mq. at m 33rd, N.B.
SfANLEY ~ HOXS..
lClO'l SPRJNGDALE
WESTM.INSTl:ll
892.00J6 • l9HCU
Mhc. llent•lt S9tt
{ STORAGE GARAGS
$12.50, Concrete • flrs.
NR • 19th. 5'8"'4761
GARAGE • SlO mo. ~
Ba~lor apt. AvalJ • Od.
lat. 132 BROADWAY.
RIAL ESTATE
General
Income P!oper!y '00!
2 IDRM HOUSE
+ 2 RENTALS
$235 lneotne PK month.
Ntar Ct11tn:h 6 School.a.
Priced to ~II at $26,000.
Call Irene Merkley, 5fe.al1.
Eves 541-oec. Ed Riddlf.,
R.ee.ltor, Inc.
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't.A:AlLY PILOT /NfW1·Prn~ Thunday, Seplembtt 9, 1%~
• ESTATI REAL ESTATE tU:AL ESTATE
General Geftenl General
REAL ESTATE
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General
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General
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General
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BUSINESS ind
FINANCIAL
lneome Property 6000 8u1lnen Rental 6060 --- ---· -Office Rental 6070
Industrial Rental 6090 L_o_t_• ______ 6_1_00 ~.ere ...
R • V Nlei: lot! Sem1·c~
tom, Vacant. 1''ull5hed,
Fenced, f'.V. S\lUKI. 776-~91.
STATION CORNER HAVE $25.(XX) wurlh of :!ml
TD's on lluntington llead1
home. WILL TRADE fOFl •
Vacant p1vptor1y • units -
submit Mythlng.
r AT nlE BEACH! r OCEAN VIEWS!
NEW 7·unit 16500 dn.
Ntw U-unlt $15,lm dn.
New l.2·unlt SU.Im dn.
New 14-unll 118.lm dn.
N-».unit $4.5,lm dn.
PHONE 847·2848
n-ICOME propert)' by owner,
111 acres, nice custom home,
<'hoice rental 1trea, We11rrun·
ster, Ideal for add1Uanal
•~nL&Ja. Sac for $29,950.
Make ol'f. Must aelJ. 893-M91
au.me. Property 6050
THE ~EA L
E S TATERS
WANTED
Light manufacturlnit busi·
ne-.1! Have buyrrs with
cuh lo lnve&t in good, es·
tabl11htd concema. Call
S~M'Y Miller . •
642-4100 6-16·1B3
OFFICE SPACE
NEW MUTUAL BLDG
• Fri:e Ana. 6 Reception·
IJll Service
e Carpeta • OrapN
Included
• ~janitorial Service
e Uullttes Paid
• F""' Tenant A Guut
Parkin&.
LOOK AT THIS
SHOPS FOR
400 Sq ft .. pnrti111!y rum, air RENT
cuod.. ut1l p111cl. ~]() mo.
lnclu•tnat arPa. tJ(fl·i'· Allon FROM $7S A MONTH
S f\, KJ S.tl&IO or Kl 0·1317 100\J'. l:WV', :woo two· SCJme leuc. low u 6c eq. tt
Ot"r!Ct: W llvm1' quartel'$ War~h'n Villa&• 64t>-33n
$ll5. Store $)~. Rr~t or I 660 w 17Ul tit., t;.M.
lease. Call owner ~-130. _ _ _
• ---LEASl:.. new Industrial Bldg
Commercial 6015 5()0(' aq·lt. 1340 Logan Ave.
C.:\t. INr • Harbor It
Newport Beach
B11kerl lie sq • ft. 546--0928.
216 Sq. Ft ... Only $117 /Mo
OTHER SIZ~
AVAILABLE
2861-M Eaat Cout Hwy Comm'I Bay Frontage
CORONA DEL MAR l11gh me arr a up lu 6100 Call 676-1290 or •H-752~ 1130.000 aq. 11. to 476' on B11y Lots
lront. Rrady for hotel-mot1·I ---------
Office Rant•I 6070 r"<dllblve apts. rte. Betwe,n BE:ACll proµerty wuh boat
Bay It Ocean v. 1th lil)fctac:u· shp 1n e·H·luslve Hunlington
llm OR ~ft Comb. Of· lar v1ev.s of both. Harhor Rral lluy • $35,500~
fic:e I< Waretue. New bldg See exclusive agent: l'o tr.di' OWNER.
Dnve-m type warel\se. 1310 R.C.Greer, Realtor KE 3-llO'l anyt_1_n_1r_. --
' -CM/ ... ~ """" H8 lot 50xll7"2 w/ prod. ...,.an ' __,.~.,..,.. 3416 Via Udo OR 3-9300 12131 ~ well. 3 bl.k.& lo ocean. $9900.
DoD'& civ• It away, ret us JiOVK AD lN CLAtJi;t. _84_7_·395--=-7~· ~==----
quJclc cuh fol' tt wtdl a Fl£DT 8omeoa• wtD be NEW Nt~ER
DAJLl! PILOT W ANf looldns for It. DI.al 641-M71S SUne lN& reituh ...
AD! 8(%-6671 tor •uJck, etnclen& Tftulte. H !-66'78
JUST SAY -CHARGE IT
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60' x 14.5' R · 2 ~ r •10.1~1
CALL: LI li-7593
LOW dn 11,; ac, $49,<XX>
Bwld 21 unlll Walk to
abopl. 5 Pou11 a, I D:I 8•7 -395 7
% ACRE. lee 11mple. Ocean,
canyon •lew. 402 De.sol&,
CdM. 6'1>S763 a.It 7.
Acre•
'
In Anaheim 4runtlna on 2
primary au. -150xlSO. Mort'
prop. avail. to u1er for 111-
lltd bua. near AutonelJet
Mr. Costelloe
~1-5221
forest E. Olson, Inc.
n 40 N. Maln, S.A. Reali.ors
~n_f.!.'• R. E .. 6!~0
R. D. Slates Realty
Ask for Mr Shill'& or Mr
Coldsl&dt
IS47-l5l!I
~~-----~~ HAVE: Small TD
Want: 2-4 Uniu. Mr. Steelr
HAVE: 4 bdrm, 2 ba
NA.NT: Vacant land, Uni•~.
TD's
-----__ ......
JIAVE: 'l bt'droom home R·l
lot $H.~l t'QUlty.
Wf\NT: 1ra1ll"r. mobile home
COME: i;ce us &boul your
tradt•.
MATOtAM ~
l SS Rochester C.M.
646-4137
I" CdM OWNER/TRADE
Prov'! 3 • br/3 • ba/ Fam·
lly • rm. POOL! Sunde<:k
fJo'ee s1mplel t"OR 2 · br
or Duplex in same area.
673-7653.
BUSINb:. ane1
FINANCIAL
TH E Q t::l\L
E S TATF:R::
neal Money Maker
Perfect aetup. BeauWul new
coi.n operated laundry plu1
wrll establllhed clea.nlni
business. Uttle or no com·
petition In the ~·· Nttt.lni
almost $3,lm per month &:
increaslnit everi day. See
tbill Ideal romblnatlon. Call
today, 642-4100.
LIQUOR store excluaive
lease . Leuehold lmprove--
ments, Inventory and tix·
turu. $24,<XX>. Ucenae alJO
available. No postcards,
please. BOX 51', Lalte Ar-
rowhead, caru.
Ro-, .J ....... C..
1649 Westc!Uf Dr. ~-<1128
$26,<XX> EQUITy-:-:r-BRJ
ba. Dovtr Shores Bay
View Home. For smallrr• !
Prtnc. only Wl6 Santiago.
642·1298.
3000 SQ tt & pool Bel Air
borne lake & city view. For
So Bay front. Balboa !'land
owner Box M·251 Dally
Pilot.
Bua. OpportunltlH 6300 -lnvfftrnent Oppor. 6310
CHA.JWE IT1
BEER Tavern/ Brand new.
Cor • lot. Sep • bldg/ All
pavtd prk'R lot. Ran out ol
c:ipital. Fixturiied • SAVE
$$ Small • dn. 546·9234.
YOU CAN
SELL IT!
WITH A
WANT AD
FOR FAST SER!ICE AND
EXPERT ASSI~ T ANCE
PSYCHIATRIC HOSP.
48-beda/S811ta Ana. Limlll'<i
Psychiatrist Participation.
"Rovin'' Kl U184
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Thursd~. St,ltmbef 9, 1%5 DAILY l'JLUt;Newi-Prm JS
Sl!RVICE DIRICTOltY Joas & EMPLOY MINT JOllS & IMPLOYMINT JOBS & !MPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMENT MIRCHANDlsE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE ANO TRADI SALE AND TRADE
SERVICf DIR!CTORY
-
Schoot .. lnatructlon 7550 School1-ln1tructlen 7UO
6320
Cement, Concrete 6600 -------
Sewing 6960 Help Wanted, Met. 7200Help Wanted, Men 7l00
~~-=-~~~~~~ flurnlture IOOOl'urnlture IOOO
REFINANCE
BUY • BUILD
w. H. LILLY. Lie cement
l.-unrractor. All type1. Quallty
DRESSMAKING & alter·
atlona. rlttln& -your borne
ot mine. ~all'.;11abte, Call
64tHit23 ask for "Bunnie ·.
Production Test Technician Ggremonl Schoo/ PUIUC NOTICE
concrete. All Model Home Furniture Groups
Now offered to public for fraction of original
cost. Mdse. has never bee.n UJed, displayed
only. SlO dellvera w/sm mo pymta to reliable
parties.
t11n11e h.mU7 l'rorram
B1lA ll6 yra. to $30.000
V 4 SO yra, 100% to $80.000
Free estimates. ---
Child C•re,
Licensed
54S--~
6610
DRESSMAKING Dept I
Jobs tae & 1mlllt1 Artiallc
Tallors • 548·8557
Experienced with transiatorlzed equipment
desirable. Must be able to pass written exam
on basic electronic theory.
Conventional Ina. LNna
5 '.; 91. -26-30 yn up t.o
$ffl.OOO. Tot&J Loan Fee $96
Upholstery 6990
NIGHT SHLFT -Day abift also.
U.S. Citizenship Required.
Day School No""Sedarian
Enrollment Stin Open 3rd to 8th Grade.
With Experience Qualified Teachers. J..4.S Rooms 4 ltoomt
t.:WLO OARE lade mu•t ------·-COLLINS RADIO CO. Phonic readings, Basic Mathematics, Eng·
Lish, French. Social Studies, Reading & Spell·
ing, Swimming & Music.
Modern Early American
8% ao yra !.o $100,000
W % ot S.P. 6 ~ tnt. 30 yra.
cout.IUD Lbe tk'eftlle num~r TlllS WEEK'S SPECIAL
Any ch11.ir $25. divan $50. 3324 West Warner Ave .. Santa Ana
Kl 9·29 11 extension 280
from $269 $5n
We are the largest group outfit store In the
c01,tnty. You can buy l pc. or a b!eful. Cour·
teous friendly service at a price to fit your
pocketbook. Open evea & Sun. See the thou-
sands of model pcs al
of t.be advet'UllU. l"or rw.
Savln91 and Loan
Cher lalonnaiuoa coa&act
th• L1Uld Wclture 0,,pL bl
tMMl\a A-. 6''1.-&1.
REAS Rates. excellent care.
Phu fabric. 642·5634.
JOBS & EMPLOY MEN I All applicallon1 reviewed on merit with no
bias toward Race, Color, Creed or Sex. 261 MONTEVISTA, CM 646-1170 FOR APPT. SATILER
MORTGAGE
336 East 17th Street
Costa Meaa
Ho4 lunches. Harbor-Baker.
Lie # ::Kl!lO. 546· l.)J9,
Job Wanted, Men 7000
EXPERIENCED teleb'pe
opeator with 8 yeatl CX·
pertence. with excellent
references. 549-1476.
Draftsm1n Job.-Men, WtHn. 7500
------~---7400 Santa Ana Fum. MACHlNE ah o p het~r Help Wanted,
Some up required. Swing Women
Xtnt care, pt't'fl'r 6 mos-~yrs. shift . Interviews 6 JO tu
1: 30 pm. 1981 PlacPnda,
PLAYBOY , Westcliff· Ptua
Now lnte-rv1ewln~ -Male
Hair Sryllst for busy su ·
aon. Shampoo ~rls al.Jo
needed. 548-4179.
426 W. 4th Sl 547-0789 Santa Ana
M1 2-2171 or Kl ~0611
15 Year• IOllo expenence to
Harbor Area
Broadway C.M.
450'2, 548-94611.
Lie #BHC 't 10 3 Yl'll expencoce •
m electromechank:al draltln&
Good tnnge bendits
WAITRESSES
Full & Part lime MERCHANDISE FOR Pianos '130
SALE AND TRADE -------
Colla Meaa.
REAS Rates, excellent care. REll' RE:i!1N'l'lN G
Western Mort~are <.:orp.
Ca.Ill. Loan Correa.
Hot lunches. Harbor -Bak·
er. Lie #5000. 546· 1539.
Job _Wanted,_ L..ty 7020
WANT part time Job u med·
ical aulst.ant trainee or re·
ceptionlst in Doctor's of-
fi~. Ba.cl<ground of short·
hand. typing and bookkeep-
ln&. llld completed course in
Nunln& Aide. Presentl.y tak·
Ing Medlcw Terminology
course. Write Box # ~
Daily Pilot.
Senonic
'Instruments, Inc.
--y()UNG FRY COOl<-
vr Kitchen T1<11111•r. f ull· 1
ti me. Apply ln JJerson: I
BOB'S SIC BOY
Snick Shop No. 9
3444 £. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
No phone calla pleaae
BEAUTY OJ~rator needc'<I: Furniture
5<'ahorse Ma rina. 536·7616. 8000
G.Jve Your Family
Mualc Now!
RENT a new Hammond
PIANO • fl,!11) mo -buy
u for Xma.s.
Metropolitan Ute t.na. ~
and Otbtr
Major Sa vlnp A Loan
Tracts· Comm.· Apts.
LPANS/We loan from SHXXI
to $10,000 on Boata, Trls·s
Aut11S tc Home fmprov&-
ml!n:.;. Southern California
Tlu·itt ~ Loan. Ml &.5045.
-PRTVATE MONE Y-
loaned on Real Estate.
JACK SMlnt CO. 543-8381
ANNOUNCEMENTS I
and NOTICES ---'
Found (FrM Ada) 6400 j
New Health Club
kr;LAXING MASSAGE · I
SAUNA -STEAM BATH · 1
by Beth & Susie. 132 E.
18th ofJ Newporc Bl. CM l
H1 s 10 • 8 p.m. 00-5090.
Now open on Sundays
GLASSES l · tens Biloc:al
on Bridge I Pa<"ltlc Coast
Hwy1. NB. Found Sat. I
OR 5-097:.!.
FOeN-D~-R-a_IXJ_1_t.~-m-0&-t~ty l
black. Vic E ~IOtll SL
~S-!!H9.
FuUND vii-College Park,
matP d1ampt(1?ne toy poodle
bro"n I"'''"'· j.f.'i-1985.
fu-t.:ND: &ilt wrapped pkg
on Eut side Coata Mesa. J
Ml 6-5293.
Lo.t 6401
Contnctora 6620
E. c. l'nutltfn Contractor
REMODEU!'JG your borne
or store'.' We can start Im·
med. 646·5138 for elitlmate.
ADDJTIONS/ REMODEL
Uc. " inaured. free e5\..
* 673~1 * -
Gardening 6680
YARD Maint. cleanup, haw·
Ing. Fast, neat work. L2
yean exp. 64'.l-4088.
EXPERT Lawn Service
REAS! *WKLY.
Free Est. * ~
EXP. Japanese Gardener.
Clean up. Complete Malnt.
~·1894
GARD~lNG
LAWN SERVICE
545-1464
JAPANESE • American
gardener, experienced.
Phone 646-6'.t.l6
TR IM · RITE LAWN SERV.
,\lo maintain or cleanup.
Rutotllt . Uidacp. 642~5~ .
CORRALS garden Ina ' Landacaplng Service, tree
plant w-each job. 962-4164
EXPER. Japanese gardener.
CuL tawna. trim flower beda,
cleanup. 5'18·51B:l; 646--0384
HAULI NG • gen. gardening.
Maintenance, rubbiah. etc.
Fl'ee est. 642-0'TIG.
164-4 Whittier. Coata Mesa
642-l400
l>t E. 17th St., C.M
-MAINTENANCE MA.'4-
8 • 4 pm/ 6 • di\)· Wt'Ck ,
APPLY : McDONALD'S
635 W. 19th I CM.
I e RN's • LVN'a
1 Work • clerk. A1de1. Kitchen
Help. Needed all shifts. An equal opportunity
emptoye.r -----I
S LES N PLB'G or Elec. wurk Ill I * A ME l'xchge for rurn. apt. Sunn,y 1
Apply In peraon only
Newport Harbor
Convalescent Hoapital
1555 Superior. NeW1>Qrt INSURANCE * Acres, S48-9'1:..:>. 1 REL. Woman to do house BRAKE • man/ Mu!fler·nian
work. 8 hr. Day. Ref. After Due to IUCl.-eBa ol direct mu.ti MANAGER • 00 p M c•o-•~ h .. -t: 'ted It Al1 ignment • ma11 wtd ! I v: . . .no-wuo• proirram we ave ...... mi
HOUSEKEEPER • babysit· leads. We need aaent.s in 9S2·2S45. for wome-n'.s better sport.t·
let'. Experienced, rella.blt, Whltdrr, Norwalk & Or-MEN 1B ar over apply now. 1 wear In We1tcU11 Plat.a. Lx·
Love-children Kl !H096. anae C.OUnty. Trainina pro· Men Car Wash, 176 E. perlrnced. Call tor a.pp't,
·"d d no a"'e limit hl<>h .A 17th St., Coata Meaa. I Mrs. Chase. E.XP daywock, 6 days a vi ' • " • • .... 646-0123 week. Call 542-0110 after S come guar. Opport. for p.m. f'».ye Adams. &ood men ln rapidly '!X· A .. nciet, Women 7300 1032 Irvine. Newpon Beach
pandjna lns. Co. For appt: --I UVE·IN. Middl~aKed lady.
DAY wort< or 5 days week Mr. ~ (2131 77HiTJ3 Want a Change? ca.re for elderly bedridden
8831 Adam Avenur, Hunt
Sch.
RETIRED c to care for
1m1U apta In .B. in return
for part rental :>48·9524.
School ... lnstructlon lSSO
Chrlatlan HlgttSchoot
Enrolllnt Now for Fall
SOUND ACADEMICS
with
CHRISt'lAN EMPHASIS
Pre-School through
High School
Costa Mesa
Christian School
54a.7295
tno babyslnlnifl, own tra~ confidential intrrviewa for lady, nice home. $200 mo.
portatloo. 541-9153. SAYINGS & LOAN middle ol lhe ladder ;:iris 675-4151, MJ 6-8330. I •TYPING · 10 LESSONS •
IRONLNG, my homr. ~ring LOAN OFFICER who want to &o to I.he too-18 TO 25/ For Phone work. 1 Otllcoat'a Quick EZ me'thod ~~f:· ?lckup, delivery.
1
Expenencc In Savil\il & Call 673-0668 Mr. Undl'n I Salary + Comrnisalon lT3 Del Mar. LI 8-~
· . Loan Lendini essential. SUPERIOR AGENCY Klrby Co/ Newport Bea~b j A I M. W 760Q
a.EANING, floot • atl'lpplna. • Prefer 1..-onstruction loan =======;...,--;;;.--;;;;-::;:;. CAJ..L: 00-2622 .. ne ea,. --
wtndow1. S31-«:.67. exp. Age and Salary open. Helf) W•nted, I EXPER. Salealady for ready COYLE
2 WOMEN will clean bomt By appt. only. Contact Mn. Women 7400 to wear shop. Write c/o
completely, $16. SCl-MOO Ra.lnio. Daily Pilot Box # MZ38.
BABYSrrTING Anytime. COST A MESA A II -'I lei BABYSITTER 1J1 Chrlatlan Employment Aqefteit5
642-4601· SAVINGS & LOAN pp C•i OnS ftQ home tor teacllrr. Mon thru ~ ~~~~
LADY years exp. care tot ~12 TAKEN Fri, 4 hn. dally. 6'73·3904. m•> 547.JO'l"l
sick -home. 543-2503. P-OLICE OFFICER FULL TIME ONL y WOMEN over 25. Dellvrr Ul COSTA ~A
EMPLOYMENT work. part Ume. Uae own 1860 ~ewport Job Want-...t CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH -.r "' llln Kl 1 """" Tl llJIJ!_-. -· Pennanen1 only "" · ••0 se at. ·.w.71. I 4l .....,._.. , u--& w...-...n 7030 U.S. OU.a.en; HS grad: Min. n-· ii ~ t n"""" ITIWYl ...,,,.. no !>ludenu BABYSITTER my home. 8 ·-• csv en&• · ..... o wu 21 y.ra. Max. 30 yn. without c c Sl""" A,... 20 to 48 -Liberal AM • 4 PM. Mon -f'ri. a.r 11&le1man omm to vw APARTMENT MANAGERS experiem:e, up to 36 yrs. •--b d 50/..,,. •IONI
C pl tu1l · -"' vac-••on .... y .. M•"'t raise~. own trans. 536-7339 aft 5. Trans l r..... "" to ..,.,., ou e. y expenenc,.... with experience; 5' 9"; 1511 au r-•11 ·-Will look &Iler your apart-lbs.; 20/30 vision. ~. 684. employl' diacounts. ti'Ye HSEKPR/ Babysitter for 16· Loon ' eac:T otnetr •• to _..,
t .... -In • ... ... 1 d"v w-k. A""'u Mondav. mo old .... ltd. "c pm daJt • ., Work. Comp exam .. to SliOO men ..... esa sn a .,_ n.sa· Man,y fril\ie bentfita. Exam ....,, ~~ ,..,....,. "" "'" "'"" ...,. """"
Uk ( pl W ......... sd•y, Thu-.... ., aad 675-4120. Loan cnaler •• ()>mm to _,.., e mlll\fler or rent us Sept 25th. Contact Ptl'IOn· .,.,,"' .. .,,.,...., ... """
General S.rvleet 6612 rnrn1ask>na Excellent • """''" ... "· t :30 to 4·00. E'"\N>E.R food •--•~··• Hvy duty mtth 50 !)()to s • ..., REWARD Golden collie 'i yrs. co . re.· nel om~. 3300 w. Newpcirt <I ... ...., ~ ~ """''All u ...... 501Ul ... STJO
old. vie. llarbor & Victoria erences. <n4) &42-5673. Blvd., Newport Bffcll. f. W. Woolworth waltreu. eves. Frt thro lmnepo~~~:: 50;; ~; S100 • HANDYMAN. all re-
pairs. Etec, plbg, Ca.zi>,
haul. Ren 'Oonnywood5"
543-1733.
WINDOW cleaning . floor
waxing . light hauling ..
--~-----·-~-1nu mruo. Sund~ ca11 '1~ o t. Called "Lady". Childs DOMISTIC HELft 7035 · . · Diuel mrl.'h ............ $650
per &12-5562 MONEY! 1 am looldnr fbr a 2300 Harbor Blvd. HOUSEKEEPER 9 to s C alm.a adjuater ... CaT+S600 TOY poodle. black w/wh1te UVE INS cert.a.In type o( man w/ Mon. thtu Fri. Prer. w/ own Conl&nlction ale•
fei>L & c:hest. "Sam" Vic Employer pay1 fees high integrity to learn tra.na. LJ 8-<>450. KI ~no1. .. ............. comm +SIJJO
lSLh & S.A. Ave, CM. Re· Georiie Byland Agency l'Very phue Q( my bull· COSTA MESA NURSING • Sllcrt· LVN or Auto Mat trimmer ..... S5lJ5
\\atd &\O·tn8. 106·B E. 16th S.A. S.CT~ nets. I w/ lDft him an op-Sec lo Exec t4z5 RN Aides ~ ~ Pharmaceutlc:a.l l&lu S$1Sup ei.tenor p&111ting. Bob Lam· por. to mak~ $600 -md to Y -~ ' C~ Hosp. ~-6Tll. Auto &lua man , ....... $560 S.:'\10. Bluepoint Siamese cat, "·n La<rnna Sch ....... ~ stn"' ........ A u --n ,.~ ... _ HS Cl . .. _........ trn ·-•cnn Vic -Alta Vllta Pk In Eai.1-"" ' .. -. ,.,..,""""'. ~genc~I, Men_!lOO ... , • """"' ...,., -"" Acctc bkimd. iood w/flg. EKPR1 2 · pm to 6:30 aJm1 ...,._ter tt "".....,.,
bll·'f/ Reward/ 573.~o is <'apable of usumin& ....... , J .u .....___ pm. MOil thru FrV Balboa Food ales Trainee C.r+1-i00 u """° Hauling 6730 WORKING mother aeekin~ mon\ rap. For 11Pi)t: urtt, bM-uww .. ca • .., ...,,r + EYEGLASSES/ Jn Blue <'8Se. babyaitter for 1T months 646-~ btwn 9 &: 1 pm. efiU. rmploytr will reim· PenJ.n. 61J·!i88'l after 6 pm. lndustr\al aa.IH comm l500
MOVING anywhere & haul-Id E •· .... _. 1-GIRL FRIDAY Bua mach salu comm +l500 Vk-Alpha Beta·l7lh St. C.)t. o · xp. • ref. required, JANITOR .,,....., ........ ..., 1 Se h ••• ,,.. 'Reward. ~Hl943 ing. Garages cleaned for After 6 pm s.48·5473. Newport Peraonnel TYPING, LrGHT S. H. "' e arc er ...... to ~ usable d.i.cards. 642·2847, ========= Hoaplt.al exper. ptt.ferred. Afen<:Y 8'7·"9623 N-ca.r &et ~ady ..... $450 ~U< Otlhuahun/ Hit by cllr 53H 882. Help WantM, Men 7200 Must be responsible. Age. su..mo 642-3873 BABYSl1TER. live in. Can Brakt' It f'/E ... comm+14;.S
pn Adams nr·Main/ HBI DUMP truck. skip la.der, _ 40 to SS. No othtra nerd .si>· i I f 1 hlld . Co~ R.f'tall hdware Ales .... $400
t 1rll pet. 536-6908 da,ya. clean up work, dirt. traab, CJTY Of ply. Contact Mn. Dudlt~ I PART TIME WORK I~ ~ ~~29,14 Painter jout'Mytnan $3.TS hr "'~"s etc, 842-2246. c Exec-Haekpr) WESTMIN· AVON olfen excellem earn-5....._... ..._..,__ • SMd rMt&I tnspector .. S3 T5
Peraonala -STER COMMUNITY HOS iqs. e1t.abll1brd turitones, I •• '"""' 6 ·~k~r. 8 • MadlJ~\ ............. S3.SO
.,.A_LCOH __ O_L_l_CS ___ A_ •. _o_n_y-. v ./~~~·UP NEWPORT BEACH PITAL. 1"76. nst St/West-near your home. Free train-I 4. Mon -Fri, $.35 wk, trana El« motor repair ..... s.1.00
* FURNITURE * ~m&ll Sto,. Bl& VaJuee
APT. OWNER SPECIAL ~ pc Liv rm aet new $711.116
6 po HR et • new $611.116
6 pc dine t t..e Wied $111. »6
Mu.pit, Contemp 6 M~m
1001 O'!'HER ('J'l!!Mtl
3 ROOMS ~'urn $159.95 NO DOWN • TERMS
R&ni'ca. R~rl&.. TV a
APPROVED FURN.
21611 Harbor L.1 8-"660
iR°OoMS tcomplete holllle·
full lnclodi~ brand ~w
Admir~ relrl&erator &
famous model ranie. $555.
Pll.)' only $5.!JO week!~
Out or town credit wcl·
comr. HUB FURNl'I'\JJ<.J',
lT.!4 Newport, Costa Mr~•
646-<l>J..3.
FURN. Ille. White BR 1et';
ll vin; room ll'l, tll.ble$,
lamps. OC'C&I. chairs, patio
lOW1ge., d.reuer, buainet,
ptctures, It odds I: endJI. Ac·
cordion. 962·429'7.
61,' SOYA/ Fr -Prov w •
tciu, 3 -cmhlons. 2 • pll-
loft OU&atandlnc! A 2 sma.11
armleaa pull • up dwn/
quilted linen, lik.e new!
548-9609.
HAMMOND in CORONA
DEL MAR. 28.54 E. ~
Hiway -OR 3·119JO.
SPINET piano 46" hilh, tull
keyboard, nke walnui tin·
ish $250. OR 3·3*>11.
r' UPRIGHT Pl.ANO
t1 Xl..NT • CONO! $125
675~
STEINWAY GRAND B
grained ma.ho&, um. Pvt
party. 673-<1152.
8205
WE RENT
N9w, oearly new, rebuilt
TVa. color TVa. pbonoe,
wuben, d.tytt1, trooen.
retrp, atove1. Rent ht,
buy l&w, tt you w1alL
No Deposit/No Contraota
Free Service 6 O.Uvery
'2 Y ,._ AppL ~UabWty
Jessee's Kl l-8348
1013 8 . Ma1n SL Sant& An.a
1210
WAREHOUSE Cl..EARANCE
RA TT AN llv\nt rm turn + chair Ir ottoman. Complete Roberta ate. rec. New EV 8" $250. Contf'mP sot.a m.
NEW NOW
7ro 150
~ .
Modern desk w·chair $30, fairehild tum-
417 Orchid CdM 1eve11. L11ble ' EV LS·lS MAPLE BR. di~ co~-Garrard ROl8
ftt .l end tablea. Ref.rt". St~aa Rn
Apt. &U raziae. Liv room A "'5 E. 17th St.
l.S() 'TS
40 $14
79 lS
25 no
CoA Mesa dinln& room tti.. Bable• BR
6(2-4114
ORIENTAL dartc l"OR'Wood
coclrWl table, custom made,
36" x 36". $275 value, iac-
rWce "6. OU-52511.
tlantic
• lllUSIC
HARDROCK maple dreuer-
$3$. s.t • • cotton ecaJ1oped s-1-Goods nip • $25. 2906 Alta Vista. r-•' ··•
N.15. In Eutbulfl. •
~ COMPLE"l'E rooma tu.ml·
tUrt $399 • U> mo including
a.ppliancea. Gray's 122 So.
Main, Sanla Ana.
MEDITERRANEAN Antique
White Bedroom set • ~
542-(UZ,
COMPLETE Uv. 6 bdrm .
aeu, Danish Mode.m. leaa
than 1 YT· old. 646·m4.
9'4" SURFBOARD. KOlid cond sso. 9 x ll n.Yloll umbrella
tent, prac. new $5().
u 8-1812.
Miac.ltaneeua
... REAS'. '""·"'189 rnlnater. 893-4Ml, 534·4266 ina and beauty coun~. & ref req. 897~. Pr\nleT ................ $3.00 moua Harbor Area. Phon<' "'" " • S3 00 P-a. f CARRIER BOYS 530-5860 HOUSEKEEPER. baby sit· Factor trnee ........ lo . Contemporll)' Sofa $50
673-8724. 24 Hours. LJGHT OR HEAVY G"f" Ofemln WE NEED GIRLS ter, 4 ~n. S25 wk, Uve Machine mal.nt mtd\ · · $2.77 c'Olor Brown & Black
6'4 lO HAUUNG. CLEANUP . It tn. 638 2311. Fibe.r&hus trnte ...... f2.50 646-6843 after 6 ~.m.
Announcementa I 545-4327 Exct!llent apportun.lty ~or DAil y PILOT ;;Pe~~~::.. s-~':·. PART time Sec, typlat It Rubber molder ........ $2.5.1 LIKE nf'W _ Larie tan
8i:a:,,O ~ ~ele~p~I~~~ !1r~!b1~·1~'!~. ~~ce I ;:; ~ :.:i:ce
0
!x: B&Jboa laland District West•"' Girl, Inc. blcpr. Ot~-~~mee -~~=-:,,~~:.::::·:. ~:: ~~~ recliner dlaJr.
w ht ) e ptaylna. J osephin" ~ne~ lndudlng one Y~ll.t' c.11 Mr. Seay 1700 Harbor Blvd. C.M· 1 DRUG CLERK Lath apr tmH •.•.•.•• S'2.:.IS ---------
Fowler 548·9668. I HoUMCleanlnt 6735 ~~~u'::'1~-~~~~ 642-4J21 equal opportWll~y employer Ex~r • pref. Wr1te: Box . . • + * . 88~~~t! ~~~';'° t~:C.
HELP W • ......,,.D MALE EXPERIENCED I P·246, Dally Pilot. Exec aecy ........... to $5-'l() • .,,. cc.u."""1 l"'··tlnl "'"IS WINDOW &: Wall Washin~ benefits. Written test Se"'. twuL R...,,.,,. '" I t to ·~.,., ..,., . ...., "'" '"" · £•m.e_t~ry Lota_~ Fir. waxing/ Guaranteed'. 28. Apply bet~ rr1d:;. BOYS 1 .. 17 WAITRESSES BABYSr,rrER/my home ~ NCR-co";,~/bk~~·:::: to~ '1 . . I
lMRBOR Resl Memorial MITCHELL'S 531-05TI. ~pt. 24. 1965 to Per~nnet • .-PN-frr 22 years or older I days week. Call after 6, or f /C bool<kteper ..... to S500 Offt'9 Furntt"re 8010
DECORATORS aelected our
new model borne l\lrnish-
lna.. incl. Italian Prov.
frultwood desk. s.>. Black
velv~t A fru.itwood occ.
cbain . S185 pr. Trld. aty1-
5' fnlltwood col. table w/
embell.W>ed &Old trim ~
Cwved aoCa yellow ll 1"
Carl~on JOfa w/ braided
trl m Loc>ee pillow bide $375.
Soft )"ttlow 90" t&ereo
C'ablnet wall dim S195. s
pc. rural FrC!nch truitwood
dinette a.rt incl. 4 cane back
aoft yellow chain w/ black
vrlV'l!l seats, all tor $250.
AllOC1ed decorator lampa.
uh trB.,YI, picturt9, dirow
pi I Iowa. etc. Private pe.rty.
For details It appoin.t.
646-4ai6 or 64l-336C.
Ofn ,......, H-" '"'"" W t apply t.hru 196,!,. 644·1311. 9110 Parle, 2 lots. KE 8·1'254 after toe, "''" ..,, ....,,_ " Earn good money after SNACK SHOP #8 Secy ................ to S470
5 p.m. Ironing 6755 Newport Blvd .. New Port scbool and Sablrda.ya _meet :OOU OCEAN AVE, HB 1 HOUSEKEEPER, live in. 5 Dental recpt ........... $4.00 TERMITE otti~ 1roin& out
IRONING I MY HOME Beach, Area Code O.vc Lowell at comer nf · to 6 d~a wrekly Costa Meaa Medical lab tedl ........ S400 ot bu.sine.a. Comp! of Ike
Auto Transport 6445 $l-HR/ HANGERS PLEASE m.on.1110. Bay and 1b·"·'· Costa WAJTR.ESSES A Car • Hop.
1
To Sl2S mo 545-0137 ien'I ok .............. S400 tum & ~1p. Submit otfer. ... .,,. tMMED. OPENINGS ' Doct ,__ k ol ••IV\ 646-0:!88. 1677 Su.,..nor Ave, NEED trana to nw Sizzler 646-5197 811ff1H Mesa, betwttn 9-10 a.rn. lnttrviewa 2 -6 pm dally, C!EN'L H1twork, 4 hrl dally. ors ..,.c c •••••••• """ C M .-
on Sch Blvd, 7:30 a.m. • IRONING $1.25 -HR. Al\ IU E'..'l{PERJENCEt> CHANDLER'S DRIVE·IN .:> days wtek. S2S. 548-4127. RN ..................... $W0 -:::::·'=· =======-
5:30 p.m .. downtwn HB. PICKUP .l DELIVERY F It T1 J COOK cFORMERLY UNDYSI I F'rench teacher ••••••·• s.1(1() Heu•eheld Goeda I020
536-3001. ~-680J. 548--0148 u me ourneyrnen """'er 25 years or ~r. 2344 E. Cout HWJ/ CdM Jol»t Men, Wom. 7500 Gal !"1 Steno .......... S350 Union Scale Newport Area .,.~ Medical tra.nacribf'r .... S350
SERVICE DIRECTORY .a.l o M111t be bondable. Union family ma.n. Supplement Yeur Inc. Collector ........ 10';4.+~ MUST SELL! F1N'E
Landaaplng -benefits Include: Vacatio1111. apply Need torneone to uaiat me Experienced Pol.I t lat to S350 ORU:NTAl. SAR.OUK lab-lttlng ______ 65_5_0 SNAO< SHOP #1 Commercial · Note cy YP ........ 25' ,.. x u· r· 494-oo47
1 -_ SUMMER Special: ne" Hospital, Dental, It Psychi· In my fut irowtna bulineas Legal Tmet ......... to $350 -·
lawns lOc aq tt, labor It attic care. Applicatlona.ob-ZlOU Ocean Ave., H.B. l hn day, fJSO mo. Fot UN1TEDTE&!J.fi;.ORNL~ LVN ................... $<1~ G $ le I022 BABYSITI'lNG vie Harbor &
Edinger, Fountain Valley.
s:n-7545
Brick, Muonry, etc.
6560
J & T MASONRY
Alt types,, walls. frpks.
brick, block, stone, patios.
Lie & Ina. Kl 9-3687.
C•!"fMntering 6590
REMODEL/ PAINTING
SLlDING Gl111 door& Pool·
fenc:eal Hammond Bldg.
Service/ 839-1045. * CARPENTRY * ADDITIONS•REMODELING
549·2018
EXP. carpenter. no Job too
5m11lk Sliding doors It win-
dow• Inst. !39-3217
F1NISH CARPENTRY
C.blnet&/ Bltna/ Minor
Alter9tiorw. 646-9583.
CEMENT * CARPENTRY
Spedall)' amall jobs
646-1419 call after 5
material. Spklr.i Inst. S7 per tained at Calif. State 0epe. SALESMAN awt call '1'74-6380 betw 1().12 BANK Acct'g clerk ............ $325 ar... a _
!lead, labor It mat. Incl. of Employment. 121.2 So. Uted Cua am. Aak for Mn. Cle.y. I 3029 Harbor Blvd. Nurse .akll ........ •• •• • ~2ti0 I fURNrnJRE. d.im•, cloth·
Lng\llla Hillis Nursery. Bristol. SA. Experience not neceuacy. MATURE woman fOC' ~II'. 1 C M Coll w1nderw ....... •••• s;z.oo Ina. odds n' e.nda.. 1664.l
837·2255. Alt 5 p.m. 838-:iOOO SAfEWlY STORES Mechanical or 1ervice 11ta. survey work. Pleuant of· osta esa lntrmal Solderirnr .... Sl.S.'1 Kettler Ln. HB. 847..:t680
Free est~ A tlon e~-rtence helpful. flee, iiood salary for ri~ht On:hid rrower trnee .. Sl.':5 .. ~ An equal opportunity l NEWPORTER MOTORS pty. Ptrm pos. Apply Mrs. Sllk ICrttn ........... S .Ga Aeellant• 1100
Paperhanging
P•intlnt 6150 ---·---PAINTING
AND DRYWALL
.,, Custom .,, Residential
.,,. Comnrercial
Uc. Conttacto.r
BOWING INC.
546-Qll
INC ,., ,,_,,,,_ .,.,,,, employer Un ... •-S1 ..,, ...... ~...._ ______ _ ~ Harl>or Colla Mesa Hartley 9 to u , ,,_..,..,... gcrie ~ ......... ...., • I C sl1· SI "" DELUX Galfer I: Sattler CLEAN -cut. well -man· EXP'D WAITRESS Applicants c:onsidrrcd to11 8 · irr ............... ""' An EqU&l OPPQrtunl~ nered mAA 18 .... .._r "'·ll· . 28 • 40, Tu-ire Oellte Cotfte 1 Blind 1tltchtr ......... $1.45 1'90);e. dble ovt'n, tJl ex· ~· •• •u r u , m<'r t regardless of ra~. 1"'bt ·r1 Sl 4, traa! $'TS. ~227.!. Employer time. Jlrn'a Buraer Chef I Shop CSAll . Inn Motel) 28th reUiiloua creed. color. M • t' ~1 ............. . ., ---
J WANT an A No. 1 Gener-Restaurant, 1662l Beach St It Nt>Wport Blvd.. NB tional oriitln. ancestry. sex lnJtttlon press oper .... $1.35 -RErRJG. XL.NT COND!
a.I .. u ____ ... 1 ... ft mecha· Blvd .. H.B. SM: Nl--k Zack· apply 4 -6 P".1. ME~BER C.E.A.A. SACRlf'ICE!
nlc, wi:~~ot ;;,ve doinii Mgr. ~ I TOY & GIFT Parties or age. RUTH RYAN AGENCY 675•4999
1eo leJ'Vlce llation work. MANAGER Tnlntt: Route Need $100 wk'!? See ua! ! * ARTIST * SE'tVEL Refri.e/ Automatic
when neceasa.ry. I want Sood aalea. $125 w1t, no cold can-No deUvery • No collect! To do rendl'rln& from arch!· Looltin& tor a JobT Ice • maker • S'7S.
<'apable experienced aervlce vaasln&. Scrnce est.ab. Gift 'N Gadgl!ls Mt-T6lll tect'• drawl"'. Part time. Come 111 tod~ fOl' OR 3•3622·
111.aUon atten<knta who are cu11tomera. H 8 area. Mr. WOMAN WANTED Condffro Ill<'· 847-8123 not a1raid to work. 1 want HUl!hor, f'uller Brush Co pel'1IUl'lt.llzed MrYlte. r INTER/ EXTER PalntJnit only sober expcrlem.-ed wll l· Mnar (J1•41<MJ ~nut ab~p work, eves & MANAGF.R for 6-unlt Apt 1~3 Npt .. C.M. 646-4854
Scandinavian workmanship ln1< men whole i:haract.er ' ' ma-ht shift. No rxp nf'C. NEWPORT BEACH 17\m Beach Blvd. 847·9617
Ant"uee __ 1110 * Al.MA ·s ANTIQUES 823 W 16th St-. Npt. Bch. Licensed It Insured. rtfa It put per1ormanoe t" SALES/MEN n-35 25 · 45 &ppl) In a.m. Mr 5:.'6·4258 or 673-1262 100 W. 17th S.A. 547-6-181
FREE estlm. 891-~ rtls wUI atand lnvestlga· Pau our Aptltudr tut. Donut. 135 E J71h St. C.J\1. Just w. Of Pl~entla Ave.
GO TO WORK'. INTERIOR EXT E P. I 0 R tlon. Nooe ot.ben nett! al>" w,. train/ No tlqltr-nec.
R.euonable 30 yean exp. ply. J wilt pay well for 1uch POlt APPT. 642·2622 Frff eat. 646-5290. men. App\y ln peraon &1\Y·
INTERIOR * EXTERIORS tfme 1t VIUap Shell Serv· WOOD SHOPHELPERS
R.euonable -s yn exper tee Station. El Camlno It wa11ted. Start $1.%> per
GU&lrant;y ~ M1>ndoa, C.M., Callf. Se. hour. 690 E. 1Tth Sl, &\di
Ollie T. Luce. Owncir. 1:1. CM. 642·3!120.
WANTED rellnllle babysit·
!er In Conine drl Mar, S
d~ro wk 2 to 6 p.m. Lile
hie work, call 1tftl'r T p.m.
673-M:ll.
Help Wanted,
Women * SECRETARIES * 7400 Muafc•I Inst. 1125
Gould Music Co.
r' PAINT I INT-EXT. GR.A y n.ANNEL SUIT MOTEL ODX CLERK
6600 Brush, Roller ' Spr1.7. MAN Houri 4 pm • 12 ..CPrt·
Cement, ConcNte ...... =~=-:-=-:-atte--=r=S =pm=.=-113 7r. nld national C"Cl\Cem fer student. 646·7~7 10
BABYSITTER w • sma.11
c.hlld u Jla.ymate lor my
t rr -old. Your home or
mlne/ 8 to 3: 15 pm, New..
pol1 ar.1/ "5""4169..
Hlgh School Grad, two to four ytan
l'e(ent experience. Shorthand 100,
type 50.
I Nf'lt Klla~ Grand. Save to
I :!ta rrom S375 -SHAW-I so~s -INTERIOR/ EXTElUOft II looklr1$! for I no.ooo-Im -4 pm.
SPECtAUZING IN Fl.Sr/ c..EAN • SERVlCE Sl5,000 cabller man to ta» EXJ>ER. Mad\lne CkJtt\ CUt·
!:XPOSED AGGREGATE f'rH • fAt. • 5'1·nll cl11l4' with our nffl<'t In thltl ter fM Garment Factory.
J'oundattona/Patloa/ lNTERJOR/ EXTERIOR area. Sate-a M11naaem,.nl. Apply: 2901 s. o.k St.
S«i-0680 Lmmed. RrVic!t. minor Jobi law or •ccountlni bllclr Slim& Ana.
Tmn• welcome. Fret ea. 5'8·182'T. rround htlpf\11. S.lta l)('r-
P'rre • Eat. Palntlna * The &e.I • IOOltlty. Rffldent of Otanat EXPERIDICEn poof l<t-
Com'l1 Coun•v &t'l'I. Mual bt tnthu· men. Leadll f\ltnlad. Qin..
,. <.I\ Very rt•-. * ~ yn . ..xp "" M ...... u-.. .... .-PATIOS -350 tct· ... $99.;M Ml M98l la-l6'10 &lutk. lndullt'rtola, tmarl· tact. r • .,..,_.., ....,.._,, SatidacUoo Guaranteed. native and ba,. demon· _<>nn __ ire-______ _
Call NOW ... 536-98.'.lt __ ... A • 1 69~,. on1tt1ted ablllt.Y \o ma~ NAN OYtt n to ti.tp on tur-Re~t., ... r ~ .... ALL TYPES .,, ....,,._ proJrfQ and money. En-nltur. tNck a a.an • up. Patioe·Drltt~ et~ NEED a csrpenter? Call clQH lrltt lWll11W In Bo. '1·1' hr. Apply betwMll 9
No job tQCI ama.ll! ~·2943 Don. Need a plvmbtr1 C-11 P 247 Dally Ptlot, N.B. Con· It 12· ll31 Newport Blv4.
CEMENT 30c ft a Bt.00< Don. Hou~ ~Pfllnt or MY ta.cf In c.'Onrtdtnce. -., WOOL-PRz:smt-
worll • ALL TYPU • 1 kind. Oot1 la your man: -n;; 1111.,.et , .. t'IWI r' PART TIME
Ml &-4871 Don Bov~ -i4MJll1 ..... _n. __ ,_,....., __ r_•_ ... __ fTHIJO
. . . . ,..
SEC'Y • To learn LA1a.J.
~te A IK'8-t.. Nuat mow IBM Ext<' . S.H.
S311-S>30. 5.l6· 8078.
S1T11:R. )'OUr homf or rrur.e.
an~ acftool hra. ~:30 to t:
p.m. Mesa Vtrdt Aru , C.M.
Mt-ml. an.r 6 p.m.
* CLERK TYPIST *
High School Grad. Type 45 electric
typewriter.
COLLINS RADIO CO.
Save $300 on ,._. CoM
Orpm
Eboey Grand uwd $4~
UH<! Hammond Sp~t
Oraa.n S5.'ll
1801 Newport, CM 64S-16Til
-- ----BAR MAIDS waJ1tfd. IMfr-MARTIN Glblon ediphone 6
views at Purptr Panther. 19100 JAMIOltll ROAD other cla.aic&J i\lltan:
810 Ba.Jboa Blvd . Balboa Kl f.2'11 Newpert leach mA.c. fltpatrtna. Kl 3-QX>.
7 to 8:J) I>·"'· I
1
....... ...... ... lltOt •• MOTH.EM akl atttrr 1 Chlld All applications rtvitwed on merit with ........ n. DA.U.t .. u.<Yr
pt ti"" "1temoons 1 over. j no biu toward Race, Color, Creed or ~ ....__ s. ...
ni-. own tran•• ntll&ble. Sex. 1-1 . .._ a .Uert. Loots
Ba1 a~.~-.......... 11!1!!!!111!!!!!11 .... 111 ........ 11!!1 _•_•_ll_I~~~~~~
1
. .. . -... . ; .. -... .... '
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY PIUltNITUltE
RETUltNED FROM
LEASE
Wt have leVtral wta of
complere 1 It 3 bedroom
a~ fumilhiop ••• almolt
good aa ~. Save bund-
red1 00 dlele "1ii.le they
lut.
OR ••••
you may rent NEW turni·
ture on ou.r ex<'ellent Pw--
cha.se/ Option plan .
:iMit·
513 W. 19th St.
~-161
*ATTENTION*
..-Boat owners 6 builders
.,_ SurCboa.rd Shops
" Muonry Contracton
Thot ElectJic Heavy Duty
Hand Grln<le.r. Sailder tc
Buffer • 4,500 r.p.m. $60. m-2549.
FULL meu1 top for '47 Jeep
CJ-3 $35, Trunk lid for '57
Chev Sl5. Hood tor Che•
$18, 6.cyl motor Ir trsna
~. H>bl catb $15. S40-07'16.
3 ROOMS FUR.Nl'ruRE
tJl tor $2115 or Sl.2 mo Out
o! atate Cl'fdtt OK.
Gra,y 'a 411 W. 4th. S.A.
Open M Kl l-29il
UPHOLSnRlNG • f79,50
2 pc (European cnlt~
mm> 1"" eat-dtl·plckup.
its Main, HB. "Berny''
~
CASH tr. 30 MtNUt &s tor hrn/Appl "3-teeo
18 YUCa iii IN Cll.A~
Fl&Ot l•t .. d 11ie
k>oldftl fw ... Dia.I ~·
\
.... • •
I
,·
~ ff DAILY PILOT /Nrw1-P~n Thursdaf, Stpttmbtf 4', 1%5
MERCHANOISI FOR M1:R'-HAHU1St t-UR PE rs and LIVESTOCK
SALE ANO TRADE SA\ E A,.,r) tr
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION I ~SPORTATION l TRANSPORTATION
ft.t..IU\ Uaed Cars 9900 Uaed Cara 9900 Uaed Can 9900
TRAN$PORTATION
009t 1825
Ml.wllaneous l600Mlacellaneou1 Al<C Collte pup&. 7 wka old,
J blue merle femitlt" Sl:!.J,
I In • colored male $100,
f<•ntsle. lrl · t•olor ~.
~~:5· 15-10 a Iler 6 pm
'.Aotorcvcln
·s~ II 0 N D A Dream 300.
TINV UMd Cu a 9900
f ALCON PLYMOUTH
CHEVROLET BUICK VOLKSWAGEN
EASTERN HARD ROCK MAPLE. Returned
from model home. 4 rooms of quality solid
maple furniture. Group includes 7-plece
Early American Uving room ensemble in-
cludes sofa, chair, 3 tables and 2 lamps, 2
bedrooms, massive triple dresser, framed
mirror, high poster bed , 2 nite stands, twin
beds with matching chest. Large lam1ty-
slzed maple dining room set with matching
buffet and hutch. Original price $975. Yours
for only $566. $25 delivers. $4.75 weekly .
WUl separate for quick sale. Come early.
1remendous value!
ARCHER FURNITURE
6401 We1tmln1ter Ave., We1tmln1ter, TW 3·1519 . . .,:uw~~
POOLTAB~S I AUCTION
New and uaed I Fri., S.pt. 10th, 7 p.m.
196.5 BRU!llSWICK SJ65 Furnltu1 e New & Ust"<I lio1 •
Free delivery It ins111ll1· I gl!Ous nrw rural Frr1w:1
lion; 100% fln11.11cing. We bt'<lnn $el & IX'destul tahl«'
lake 1radt·tns. Uae our dining sr1. also nice sets dJ.
C'hr1slmas "layaw11y." v11n~. sectlonnl~. rockPr~.
SECARO POOL h1dM·bcds, h u n k b t' d s.
323 S. Matn, Orat1~ 532·1992 dresstn, mirroN. cilesl-.,
KNlmD FABRICS
II" FOR SALE
Rrrnn.inls, Samplea & Mill·
ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to
2 pm. 9'19 Baker. Coi.ta
~<·H·
WiiiR-LPOO--L-washl'r & dry·
rr. pair SIOO. TV. c~1nsolr
m11<kl xlnt cond. $100, Port
L:i'' TV $75. heudhoard &
fnunes, t\\ in beds $1!> each.
apl'e.Ad & bols1er fo1 twm. m. 646-7946.
MAPLl:; bookcuc-hr 1d hrd,
girls dresst's 15·1-11. boys
shirts 116· 181. ladles blous·
H &. dl"l"Sllt'S 1121. aJI ~ood
eond 540-1595.
Y' FOAM!
dineltrs, v11euums, comt11n·
atiun TV & stereo. TV~. 111
f l's. cntfCf & lamp labll'1',
t•h1na c:<thint>ts. butfel.5. l1kl'
new I & 2 door rrfrlgern-
lors. washers, 2 ltke nt'1v
dishw11shers, stOVf', driers,
many itrms too numerous lo
mt>nllon.
OPEN DAJLY 9 TO 4
WIJIDYS AUCTION
'.lQ7jl, Newpon Blvd.
Cosla \1esa 646-861\6
EARLY Ament·an sofa &
c~atr, naugh prml le bt>d·
divan w &<'(llC'h guard
print Turquoise. naugh
sofa. 4 plrce ~c1ional 4
chain. ALL NEWLY COV·
ERED. Green ou1door crpl·
ing 1oxts. 642·5876.
~lac. Wanted 8610
TRANSPORTATI~
Boata & Y achh 9000
19fi0 OWENS 25' Sra Skiff
C'abln cruiser, 1ll't'p6 4, 18j
hp. V8 , la l>S~rake C•)llSI.. I~
wall rad1v. 2 am:h111·s with
chwn and nylon hm•s, e.xtra
au tonk 75 gal. cap. B.i.t
tank and pump, hlower, f)\1w
r111l. rull cowrs. All safely
Xlnt cund. ~ e>.lnt)' $30-
take o· pint~. mu~I ~II!
84.'.!·~~:14
'1>3 110:"\UA SC'Ri\MBL!::R
~.>.r ras, E>.l'el c•ond. Eve11.
LI ll·l1171 ---'63 HONDA 250 cc, scram·
bl:>r nuns i,:uod. Extr·a1
$4~':! or m11ke otter. 6·12·:fi2.5
'6.~ HOl\'L//\ Scrambll'r. lk
rtnt l.'nit o'haul. Sell 01 u'e
as efJully tn VVJ. UR J..37:ll.
'65 BONNEVILLE-
&1~·5913
21 WINDOWS
----1962 BUICK SPECIAL
DEWIE 4 DR. SEDAN
'EJ CllEVY 8 lmpah 2 door
hardtop bJlVl'l> t'OUfll'.
BEAUTIFUL COl'\011'10N
TH RU OUT. Londed w11h all
Thfs is tht> very highly re-extraa mrl . . o.i, h•·alt·r.
rorded V6. Per•formanc:f' IS aulo, pvwe1 ~1 .. trin~.
better lhlill mott vs·s. Gaw brakes. "Rt•rlt·t'tS fhll'Sl of
llM mileage Is the tops. care." Was 121f:i. SPf'cilll
Thia little cad wa.s !he econ· ~19\r.i.
orny r h11mp 1n ·s2. The pri1" e ROY CARVER e FOR $2725 la ri¥hl at PONTIAC
'61FALCON WAGON ~ Door Re11l f'co11om.>'. 1tkk,
r11d10, he;Ht•r, dt•luxe tnm.
l own1•r" S795 BOB DUNN
RA~IBLr~H. 17.t5 ~ewport
131vd., (' M. LI 8-9307,
'6:1 fALCON Jiu~ura "TJr.
dt>lll,1' 1rim, I' h, "-S1 W,
sl'al tio•lta. Liie blue f:l\tel
i:on<l. :i.1:1-4!f.19 aft 6 1'111
FORD
Brand ~· vw nation wagon $1055 14~ :~~·~~~~~'"J~.~~1~·3•6t I '59 Ford Wagon
'6-1 PL YMO\JTH Sport Fury
t'Ollvt· R&H. PS. PB. Power
wl11dows. Wire wh~l cov·
ers. Perfect cond. S46 Own
or S46 Mo. OAC Harbor
Oodge, 2150 Harbor Blvd.,
C.M. 646-5091.
·64 PL YMOUTHBelv~
Or. II T. 4 speed, 383 en~ine,
origin11l tw·quol~. $2195
<'osta ..,esa Chrysler1 Pt~
mouth, 1425 Baker. C.M.
54'H934. -------'00 VALIANT V200 f • dr
equipped. Call ownt>r • -=========
546·12'14. I Auto Service Parh 9400
deluxe. Chick lvtrson IS author-'64-''HEVROLET Im ala AUIO, n,~H. "' w Ptd~t for
lzed to sell thal many windows, ST UIJBURJ BUJ(K ~ . P wurk or play. of course thf mt of thf Sta· An hard top RH. a1110, P!>. V~. SIO dn & $10 wk
s .. d. R & H. Stil'k. 1 • own·
er, $540. VI 7·3965.
18~' CABL~ cruiser. i;IBSS<d -------
hull. !iO hp JohllSon 11iotor RE·\1A:-.1Uf'ACTURED Chry·
Loaded w1 equip. S!J9j or slcr Hemi eni:me cumpl.
1rade for good travl'I tr:ial· low m1leaKe 548-~l'l~l
lion wagon 9oe~ with thtm. suU under factory wa1·1·an-
Summtf's coming' 1920 Newpon Blvd. ty V.111 1111rnl1t'I' ~·1111 '64 PL YSport -F-u,-·y-4-26-.
_,Ill.,. .• ,,,.,,11., NIWPCMlt , Costa Meaa 646·9002 price $1199. s:it C>wn Of" ~1
,.,.iw:::.~.,H~:!~c!"""'"" ·62 BUICK Spec111J &lation Mo. OAC' l11td111r IJod~l'.
Has NOT lw•en raced. Fam·
ily car S2JOO. 646-1491.
er See. ~'766 Br1~tol. bfl.
105. C:.M. KI 6-SJ72 aft j Tnllers, Utility 9450
.,,_ ~ wagon. 8 PU-'. 6 cyl. all 2150 Harbor Blvd . C M. I\ Mt.o>o2 1he extras. Excel. mreh. t>.46·:".o'JI • UTO CENTER ~~ o <:ond. Sat'. pr1t'e $11:'.0. Shnp , Ci\Sll Spt·dal hr1ni; $jO & 1!141 11~1 bor, Blvd· ~ .. ~~.. '64 POl'\TIAC Grand Prix
PONTIAC
pm.
Pl.'.':K WllALE BOAT
49' i Joni: / 8' hil!h· St•a·
worthy. See M7 Ad&m5 s,
Beactl Blvd. lf.B. Or!i;lnal·
ly huilt for Pl"Jisi·Cola
Must Srll!
30' CHINESE Junk-
Rvfu~tene<l thruout. New suH
sails. 4 cyl. Evinrude. New
ophol. Painted 11bove & be·
low water line. LI 8-0'l:l8
38' FISHING BOAT S3500
Terms, CONSIDER TRAOE
IN. 646·2039.
~96~ • 32' CHnrs-
Fully -equip/ $10.:!:.0
Incl • lJlx. OR 3-1:/07
tiscd '..!8' ENDEAVOR sloop
18' SO'COAST launch Sl700
BALBOA Mi\nINJ\ 673-llS40
901 0 ------
I' UTIL • TRLR 4'(\l
I.tr Lights & Spa11• S<l5
1415 Oran~E'/ H B i\pt·5.
.... ~s 'com~ thil W1behevable driVI~ tiu:lll' 19;,3 Cht•vrnlt•I I Op.•n evu & Sllil ~_..i,:13 I sports t'UUpe. HEAt1Tlf UL. .~ I, value. Pnvale pany. I <? Jou1 Stick shill. heat1•r -SURFERS-SPECIAL-CONDITION THRU • OUT. ~L .IJI 543-0788. Gua.ranleed 111 fair rond lo 'j6 F d W 1 VS aut.o. Loaded with 1tll extras. 'I' MUST sell 'fiO Electra Conv. I run. H.BJ·oor D<l<li;e. 2150 R o~nM'aaor ' · "Shows outstandU,g care.'' Trucka 9500
··38" FORD 1 ~ ton P U V-8.
not a d1·nt on the t~~I}
Complct.t'ly ong. P1·e111011s
owner s.tys 11 t•onw Imm
K&nsas. 1.500 milt· used
011l' qU8.rt of oil S2:i dwn.
Will finance balan<•e $18 ;,()
Top cond. & a11pearaJ1re. llarlX>r l>lvd . C.M. &lll-5<1.I\. un~ ' $99 Sold new & serviced here.
All pow. ai.·ce-sa. many ex· I '64 OiEV 11 wa~/ Likt' new~ I Was $3295. Spedal $2995.
tras. Sacrifice at low book R&IV L . r11.d1I voing SiUJ/s;Q, e ROY CARVER e
ror quick sal,. $T15. 673-9091. overspa~• Muat SE'll' • PONTIAC
.CADILLAC LI !1·17\9. 1400 W. Coast lf\vy LI S-3465
·59 CllEV-:\omad Wagon. NEWPORT BEACH
mo. 0 .A c Jlarhor D«l!!l'. l'.S CHIC( IVi •.J" 15 AlSO THI 1962 CADILLAC :118 eni; & air, nw lrans· AUTO CENTER .,-60 Pontiac Convt.
m1ss1nn. gd rond. $650. l~l Harllor Blvd .. C M. 847-6562 Open I::ves & Sun. 00~11:::1 V8, auto. full power. '""' 'lar ... ·r Blvd., r M ONLY t.UlHO~ !tO P01!5(HE ~WV I •JV DfAI ~-IN lH[ llAUOl ARfA.
fi16·5091 - ---1961 VW Sunroof. R-& H,
'-19 FORD Panrl W Merr R ti h I d • · I e<.-en y OVt>r au e . • new Every ava1lahll' at-<:eS.liQry Vll uwrdrrve. HMI. 3 • r\· premium tirrs, exrPIJ, rond. 1 1 d' 1 · nd
tr ·i llrPs Xlnl ~ond' I inc u 1ng aclory air l'O 1-, • · • ' SllOO 673·2';>1!1 · · C nd · Make oiler' 8174!:J36 alt 5 · _ t:Joning. ar looks a dnvcs
pm. I A t • Cl i "'61 .. just Ilk' new Very low lo--n tque., HJ cs .,. ., cal mllea
1l TON plt-kup. ·-1:1 Chevy, I 2 9 ·
xlnt cond, good trm, R&H . 2 E.T. MAGS s a. 5
pvl. par1y. 111ak" offer. 15" x s·". To fit Olds Pon·
DE VILLE COUPE ·57 CHEV 2Cir sed NPw
trans. re • bll dilt. nPw
brakes. r' · bit rarb It.In·
ed u11 $'.!50. Jrm ;,.t8-j00Q.
Real Sharp
'64 FALCON VS, S11rrnt. 4 $25 DELIVERS
Swed. radk1, h~aler. f1c1ory
1111. M.I wittl buckets &
be11d n>5lJ· l 21!l.1 C05t.a
Mesa Chrysler Plymou1h.
141-5 Baker. C.M. ~-1934.
--CHEVY 1957 4-door stali1 r.
wagon V-8 auto lran~ lvuks
real good & rum bt!twr prl· ~JS FORD FairlanP 500 '! Dr
vale ownt>t $450. 545-<l'J06. II T. Radio. heater. aut.o-
AUTO CENTER rnaril-. pcwer su·erini:. rt'at
1941 Jlarl.lor Blvd., C.M. niCl'· S395 Costa Mesa Chrys·
AUTO CENTER
19.U Harbor Blvd., C.14.
Open Eves & Sun. 642-4733
mu~t sell. 847·'.!ll96. I tiac It Cad. NeYo $75." I STANSBURY BUICK 16' SLOOP · plyl"d hull. small .63 FORD 1, • 100 p.u 1 646-7670
c11bin forward, dahon sail!;. I Oiien Eves. & Sun. 642-4733 l1•r Plymoulh, 1425 Bakrr. c .. \t :t16-1934.
'62 CHEV 11 4 . DR. 1~ L T Otxl-4~-
'63 Bonn~. convert. f'ull
power incl. windows, buc-
ke1 seats, alum w~ela,
$2195. may take trade.
49•H9611 art. 6 pm. <iood L'Ond. $.500 Owner Long • hl'd Sell . lrade for ---19'..!0 Newport Blvd
546 3629 older fully . paid mod,t. Race Cars Rodi 9620 Costa Mesa 646-90'U . • . 84/·IR~lfi -----' -----
Good · rond! Pvt -ply! tp one Orig • Owntri 673•0060 v owner In xlnl shape I am
fur "Do it yourself"
upllulsterin& . cut while you
Wliil· 642.:mt
2211 Newport Blvd .. C.:-.1. 26' SLOOP * Ludt'ra 16 I 'j6 FORD -VS 17 • 100 P-U. '40 WfU. YS Cpe. pl,~3l:las! '64 CADIL1:-"C ~an De Ville
BRA;\D ne~ set ency Amer· .,, WANTED • Excel racin1 recv•d. * lltr WW Camper, $45(). I w1ndow1, roil bar, lD" slicks . f'ully equip Alt cond. war-
rt11.na, llt'I s<'lent·e l>ook.. & G R S Must sell! Owner 847·7\!07 I 642•3678 all 5 or wk<>nds. bkt llt!.llls. pressure pump rllllteed. $4795.
t..and.s & Peoples alt w/ as an9• tov• & t.ank 2 troot ends I Al' cu MOTOR co bc~ikcaae only $200. # 15() Mwit be In good conditi'JO, 19' MALIBU outrigger by ;54 FORD 1:a • TN TRUCK ~ · lift •
-------e ~I Stiling for flllanr1al reason1 ·57 NOMAD SS75, Xlnt • this car is loaded inel
cond! ~ew lin>s, Brakes air call 771-7434
642-2032. ~-tl26. 11963 f'ORO p1ck_u_p_F--l-OO
'59 CHEV ' CLEAN v /8 cubtom cab. Lontz Bed,
1960 OLDS 88 -Smooth
1·tdlni: car In good condi-
Uon . . a bargam at l750.
Call 548~49.
~OLDS98 • Conv. fUll •
Pwr. Low • mt. UNBE·
WEVABLE! $795. Pvt·p4f,
642·:l850.
Malibu Boat Co, #915. im· 1 V·8 STICK M<.J\ ' Polaroid Land camera w/ and r?asonable I not Apl mac., rut. 673•7466. · !J6?. 149'.; """"' I · ·· · ------· 1 Oldamobile-Cadlllac caae $35. 54&-7037. size). Please call' OR 5-0356 __ .:.... • Autos Wanted 9700 1150 So Coast Hlway
1.1DOGARAliESALE after 5 p.m. Power Crulaers 9020 '19::.l FORD pickup, Al t:ond ----LAGUNA BEACH
New lin•s. $500 as is. R &. H, stand Lr11na, ht>&Vy
673·640\ EVES. duly rear bumper, Sl35Q.
SURF'F.RS Delight . S350. Kl 6·8X80 or Kl 0·1317.
'54 ~errury mo. dining act / HIGHEST PRICES PAID I thrn~;11· A huy at S89S. We Buy Imports HY 4·1084 KI 7-3!03 '55 Chev 2 • dr VB Wag I Jo~JRD 1955 4 tioor station
PS • B. Auto. KJ 5·3736. Wl\Y,On V~ aut.o trans. tooka 1960 CAOll..l.AC white coo----verlible series 62. excel '57 BEL Air V8, 4 dr. xlnt real ~. $150. 5"~ at 1829 cond. S!Y.i, gas dryf'r $75, 437-3101 er, JuhnlOn 7S hp outboard, 52 FORD PIO.."UP Au.'. MAKES & MODELS cone!, only $5!15/ ior best Iowa., C..M.
'62 CATALrNA $13001 Uke-
new' 3 • spd/ Stand·&hilt,
Nl'w trres! 1 -ownr/
89'1-0268.
Ii d1a1n S!l5, ll5<Xl BTU air FOR QUALITY <lmHES 18' STARCRAFI' cahin crull-
1
_54_8_:3-37· __ Top Dollara
dlllt-twd ~ trame $35. FREE TO YOU new shoreline till trailer MAKE OFFER. • 673-<r>12. 2 month& old, 1us than 25 54&-s64s Dean Lewis
htO\'ING, Singer sew·g ----houn on boat & elljtine lmpo...,.
II~•· Power steering & ----------brakes. radio It heater, low ofler by 91101 · 543-3979. _ '57 FORD flip • top Conv, I '6'1 TE~P. Le:-.lana 2 dr.
rnileag,, pvt party. Call i '57 NOMAD 301-c-I., 4 spd, clean! Auto. Radio, WSW. Good cond. RIH, air, buck·
OR 3.4350, chrome wheda, best oUer. MUST S.ELL • make oUer. et seaa-Sl250. 675-2137 aft • "HOSS" needs • speoeial Excel. COlld. must ae1I l&sl. I rt• mach $185. Twill trundle home. He's hU&e & &entll'. S2395. Alter 6 p.m 675-1415 I mported Autos 9600 1966 Harbor Ml 6-9303 c~
beds. Simmon! • matt, a wonderful pet tor people Spread& & drape! • ~ that want a rtJ'iC'tly hous~ 23• OWENS. In wate,:-now. 911 New· 8 r lti1h Grffn JUNK cars wanted, New i
I 544.1923. 53&-4555. 675-5466. 5.
CHEVROLET '55 CHEVY Stalion Wllion ·64f"ALCON f'utura -V8, TRANSPORTAnON! 'Sii
con1plt>te! M111y odds & type cat. Altered. well train-Excel. 1hape. Flagship VB $6.900. 6"&2108 yard ata.rling. Top SS paid.
ends. &U-0026. ed & all shoLS. Pure whltl>. engine, excel. cond. New I ALPINE I 847~711
Ct..EANTNGEST <'a r pet OR 5-1957. 9-11 uphols .. ice box. stove. head
1960 CHEVROI n 6 cylinder. 'r.!5. I Auto1 H&H / :'liew tire11 ' Pontiac • All pwr. aood
L'9 Kf :i-4~111 WSW. Best offer! OR 3·8280. tll~.!1. rood enc. $75.
'54 CHEV. S:,O. Good work '59 f'ORD GALAXJE: 2 dr. I<J 9-0926.
clt•aner you ever used. so MOVED to small houae. S~. 64.2-3968 aft 6 pm. I '62 Sunbeam Alpine Au~ Leasing 9110
euy too, Gtt Blue Luatre. ~e to iood home, ru11 '27' CHRlS Crall, htad, reblt Must Sell 67~4\ I ---·-IMPALA 2 DR. car. JE 4·4254. Garden H & R. auto. Runs good. ''10 PONT-lA_C_c_lu_b_cou_pe_.
Grove. 1 S350 5-iR-8008. GOOD COND. $95
Rent elertrk sh8mpoo1>r $1. blood Female German shep· eng & trans, sips 4, Kalley, AUSTIN HEALEY
Reed Hardware. Costa herd. 8 yn obedience train· lmmar, $350(), term1. I ----------
Me&&. ing. Good natured. 675-2000 546"°629. '59 AUSTIN Healey, Britlsh
CHRYSLER 1 ·59 FORD 4 door, Autom. 847-8606
V8 $300. Alter 1 pm Sat. '63 TEMPEST. 2 dr, stick, SPT. CPE.
Will IUY Mrs. BehreM. 9-10 24' DOUBLE plank cruiser green, o/dr, excel cond. Sharp on the outside and
mechanically sound on thc-
IMide. Reed)' to iive you
the beat In performance.
1958 Imperial sedan. Beauti· 646·91~. R&H, xlnt cond. GFZ 763.
GOOD 3 KITrENS, 6 weeks old, f ully equipped. Excel. Sell or take in trade lion· ful cond • air • new e11g. '30 Model-A Pl• Wagon rea.s. 673-6293, 673-5642.
brks, tires. frn1 end. Nt·w 673-490'1 USED FURNITURE lrtt to good home, wilt de· cond. $2250. &fl.·2496. . 1 _da_. _5'15-_t. _31_8_2. ____ _
& APPLIANCES liver. Accustomed to dog. i960 • 237CHRJs~Cab. V8 'fiO AUSTL'1 HEALEY 646-1631 613-1785. 9-ll CD • radio. Sacrifice : SHARP• Must sarrifice,
GTRLS clothing. alu 4, FREE lo iood home. Two '2250. "Bogardus•: 548-2592. SlJOO! Ll 8·2749 eves.
dressN. coat&. jacket. Lad· han<lsom' m&~ pupptes. 23' OWENS-:-Va--l JAGUAR
m dre1ses, size S. All in Mcallotb;.,r: }2,,al7braHBdor. ~trit~ellr Extras, $2500. OR 3-69:21 '63 JAGUAR XKE ~uoe.
e.x1·rllent condition. Break· """"' ,,-w
f lik t1'I\ 1 British racmg 1reen w tcun· ast S('t, · e new . ..,.,. READER'S DiKest back is· S~ed--Ski Boah 9030 trasttna glove IHthei iot.
546·!11179. sues. Complete from ~ •
OH-:sl' of drawl'ts ri4.soi!d ly built for Pepsi-Cola. * SKI BOAT * amt fm radio, mui t sac al
I 'th I Sacrifice! Must Sell! this low price S3195. Bank "'''nut vanity w1 soot & l4' Havoc Ski Boat. cust. if} ' Cinan. low down on Bl>
mirror $2-4, raltan table WANT nice home tor min· I pruved credJ• 1950 Ne-1·rt
h I $13 I ter or. 40 hp Mercury w1 1 • ~,,, w11 g us top · me1A iature Dachshund, no 1mall Blvd. CM 548-•-· -'-d ...... · •• 67~ "107 electric start .. New Conlin· 1 ....,.. naugauy e l:lldlr ...,. ->-<> • children. Pleue call ----------
MODER.'11 conlemporar:y;ofa 646-<1634 9-lO e.ntaJ Tilt Trtr. m2959. I '63 JAGUAR XKE Cpe. Im·
1 \ mo old l $70, w. S. Koy-. $650 maculate thru-out, chrome Ion orthopedic 5pr\ng & PL.EASE save from pound. 14' SKI BOAT • Inboard. wire wheels, dunlops, fac-
2 real cute kittens & 2 very Olevy Ena .. " .. huU. Ex· tory air rond. 7.0,500 actual rn:ittress 1 \ yr old I full sill'· gentle young cats. • miles. Metallic gray. Priv·
Sl 10. 546·0495. 640-5812. 9-10 tn1 engine \ncluded. Make ate party. $38.5(). 675--3647 off1•r, Will sell or trade for
cpts & upholstery. Power ----
everything. $815. 549-3648. LINCOLN $1095 '58 CHRYSLER 3iiQ'"2 DOOr '59 LINCOLN Continental
5'8-8511 hardtop. Clenn. 1·uns good. Mark IV· total pwr Orig
548-529-4 STANSBURY BUI"' I S'..195 Costa M~sa Chrysln <:mt moo. moo o~ hesl Newporter Mot.or• \I\ Plymouth. 1425 Baker, C.M. ofler Mu.al sell this week!
PurthaM LH11n1 1920 Newport Blvd. 546·l9J4. I 6'12-4122/ 646-1730.
Used Cars O.A.C. Costa .Mesa 646-9022 COMET I ----
As Low As S!0.75 mo. --MERCURY
AI> lligh At!. 28.75 mo-J 1960 (HfVROl.fJ '61 COMET wa~n. :'<Int ATI'ENTION aurfen! .56
••••••••• l'Ond! R111. a11tom. ltnkd Mere "ag, autom. lrau",
-Wholea.alt Prlcu tL.JQN PICK-UP wlndsbit-ld. Only 44.ooo ml; w/w tlrH , radio. Good
on
LEASE TRADE INS.
All ~o<lels & Colors
Allen Auto Lening
1;;9;; Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 641-I920
7J 23 mi gal., up. 642~38. al\ape. 1 OWl)('f, 1 fliency
'63 -COME!' -Delwie -6 -:cyl service. Best cash oUer
4 • dr. RUI. Auto. $1200. takes. 549·3704. Eillht loot step sldt> bed.
Good tires. Economical 6
cylinder engine. OR 3·7370 alter 6 pm.
CONTINENTAL
\~ lll::l:.LCllAlR almost new
F..'-crcs1.Jrruiings "" elevat·
ing foot rt>Sts, head cusb·
ion. S!lJ. 67:1-()956.
BLACK & whrle terriers, ex· car. &l.2-0898. \Xii 3.8 Mark ll . .finest of used Cars 9900
$895
STANSBURY BUICK
'63 CONT' L / full • pwr I
(cty -air Prem · ti1~s/
Sad S3t95. days LI 8-11!17
eves MI f>.Tl.l7.
'63 MERCURY Moate.rey 4
dr wl breezeway, yellow
w l cusl. btk inlerior. All
tac. arcesa. full pow, incl
air. moo 67~9091.
MUSTANG
----" ESTING HOUSE d e I u x e
wa.sh1>r. pink $75. Matthini.:
el~ dryer S75. OR $1~ both.
OJO<I rond. 646-381!7. ---Cl~EE.N Stamp$ 6 books ex-
change for Blue. Call af~r
6 p~ 673~·
celle.nt watchdogs, good with .64 GLASSPAR, 65 hp + this mo<lel a vail. Only --· -
t'hildren. Kl :._:;~'". 9·11 27 I""' · U d 2 d "~"'" trlr & access. Xlnt cond! · ""' mis. SI' a.s n car
CALICO cat, 6 mo old, fe-S1700, can 675-2636. _only. Sl!r.iO. _64_2-<>6_25. __ I
mall'. house broken. NEW varni.,}i &--p;unt. 18, '61 3.8 Sed3n auto. T.s ..
616·7_66_3. _____ 9-ll Mab, Century, Ski • Speed I P.B. Very clean, wire
SUZlE. beautiful 1, Siamese, Boat. 4 cyt eng. 548.5984. wheels. 673-5087.
~ Burmese young cat.
TW 7-~. 9-11 Marine Equip. 9035
ME .CEDES BENZ
WHY BUY A USED
Mercedea ADORABLE kittem. 2 white.
yeUow. black/ white.
RDlMAGE Salt/ Thurs -LI 8-7498. 9-10
WTD! USED YACHT &
SHIP GEAR EQUrP.
Minney'z Ship Chandlery
2537 W. COASI' HWY.
You don't know about. w,
have many we know about
& they are 1uaranteed. See
our selection.
Sat. 270 E. 17th/ 9:30 -5 ==:--------B G c o E K111EN; Black. 8 wks, pm. AR AlNS AL P. ! trained female 549·1205. 9-ll
\\'OOL rug 13'6" x 18' blue·
gra,y carved Wilton m. PETS ind LIVESTOCK
Good rood. LI 8-fi.~'-°•· Cata
N.B. * LI 8-4191
Boat Rental• 9031 JIM SLEMONS Imparts
120 w. Warner
Sanla Ana :-1'16-4114
1920 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646·90'2'.!
I '59 CHEVY HDTP-.
Blit motor. but ket st.s. Load-
---'63 LINCOLN Continental4
dr sedan, fully Pquipped.
Extremely clran & sharp.
$2.,6:,0.. 646-0'l03 or 548-4755.
$49 DELIVERS CORVAIR ed with extr~. I
S,,,,,._ '65 Corvair
• Monza (•oupe. auto, R/H.
w·s·w. Bought •!or lease car
but never lenser!.
AUTO CENTER S2:l45
l~l Harbor Blvd., C.M. G & M Motor Co.
Open t'Vea It Sun. ~-47:\3 1501 Newport Blvd.
3 CHEVROLET-Costa ;\icsa 642-0:IO'.!
'65 MUSTANG Pearl Gray
with hlack inler. Full fac-
tory eflUlpmt'nt. F\Jll price
$1849. JO others to choose
from. $47 dwn. or S47 mo
OAC. Harbor Dodge, 2150
Harbor Blvd., C.M.
646-6091. -------'65 HDTP cpe 7000 mi. va,
4 sp. many extras, s.265().
494-5270, 646·4922.
OLDSMOBILE
'59 OLDS
RI ·rc. f or extra siorage.
:;nod cond, $12. 942 A. West
Virtnria St. 642·5951,
SIA.l\fESE kittens 3 months
old Sealpoint. 546--0361.
HOURLY rentals • 0'03.Y
Day Sailers, Rhodes 19 &
motor bollts. Fun .ZonP
Bollt Co. OR 3-0240
lO:IG HARBOR BLVD. IMPALAS '65 CORVAIR Corsa. 4 spd METRO 548·5294 548-8511 '59 Cbnvert1ble .•.••••• S6~~1 lr11ns. F:very ladory op11•1n
I 2206 NEWPORT BL. 'f.O Converlibtr ........ $99j 2 door hardt.op, Maritn Blue
2 dr, full pow,·r. Real Sharp!
$10 dn. $10 wk.
10 SPO. Cazenave wth M-
pme jlears. Brand nrw.
P:ikl S/G. Sac. $60. 892{i318.
POND goldfish. awing Set:
space tnuner, climbing har.
Grod buys. For 1ppt. 54S.7139
,
8825
_____ ...
Mobile Hom•• 9'200
23 IT Kenskill tlr. $1600.
Twin beds, toilet. show..'r
Sp. 33, Aloha, 132 W. WU·
son. CM.
PAN American 35' mohile
home turn, Top cond, S:ZOOO
cash. Starlidll Village. 2060
Newport Blvd, C'M lol 40.
TRAILER & CABA~: A F11m I
$4,500. '17 F'n'1·1non1, I.id<•
Park. NB.
NASHUA Trailer. 30 x s.
'61 METROPOLITAN MZ-5944 I '61 2 Door Hardtop ..•. Sl2'J.j !l,51~ miles on sp{'••dnmetrr
LIKE new. red and whitP ----------All havf> automatic. radio. j RrmaindPr of fat lory war-
Prwed to sell Quick. $595, 2 E.T. MAGS I heater. p owe r sleerlnl{. ranly $59 dwn. or $;>!\ mo.
BOB DUNN RA~l31,ER, 15·· -.: 6" To fit Olds. Pon'inc Terms & payment.s to suil 0.A.C. Harhclr Dorlll•'. 21'10
lH5 N1>wport Blvd .. C.M & C.ifl. Ne" $7$. your needs. BOB DUNN . Harbor Blvd., C.M. 616-~1 -
LI l!-93(t7. "46-7670 I RAMBLER. 1745 Newport 61 MONZA 900 2 · DR. <I •
\UlO CEN I t:R
1911 llarbor Blvd., CM.
Ofll'n eves. & S11n r '" 1 ;:1~ PORSCHE Blvd. c.M. LI g.9307 spd/ R&H/ Low. mi. UN· ------1 IUICK ' '64 MALIBU __ , sB!~.IE64V2~28850LE.J! Pvt • pty. '63 OLDS F-85 '511 PORSCHE 1600N, ne11o """ Very choict>. V8. au1cu11atlc,
painl, uphol, clutch and 1959 IUICI llfCTRA B~~. s~ho::;o:lO:::.tr, facl
1
.6-1 CORVAN~puss bu~. Radio. heater, will go
Vlllves. AM-FM radio, Must $99 DELIVERS XLNT COND. S1f>.l!O or ~~t quirkly 11 Sl395 BOB DUNN
see to apprcc. $1750. I 225 j DR. ofter. 6'16·1431. RAMBLER, 174.1 N"ewp0rt
547-1431. • ~· •. ~.J .-DE_S. OTO 1 Blvd., C.M. LI 8·!)307.
• PORSCHF: 911 .--... --.53 OLDS F-85--
Brttish Cr••i-n. V..000 1::-.1·,,p1.1om1llY clean cRr lh it '60 OE sCYT'Cf2 Dr. H.T. NICE. BEST OFFER
67&-:!108 ' rl'llr<'tl the very be.st JI ' AVTO c -:NTER Aulo, radio. lwi.ll'r. IH)Wf'!• 545-16.57 ---R-EN r:•1r. All pal"f'r equ1ppt.d · steering, air. Like n!'w, onr v ';'.,,11-0LDS-S'l'.>O-.-AULT I ft<•a<'.ly ror thou.sand~ of com-J~l Hnrhnr vd .. C.M. I owner orh~inal. $1 095 Cn~la PS·B / GOOD COND!
+ •c:e ""'NAULT 101 table miles. Onm Evrs a, s_un. 6'1'?-<17:>l I Mc>sa Chrysler/ Plymouth, ~·'6 .,...,,.. u~ en 1962 18"'' Terry, self-con· .,., n.c. * ,,.. .,.,,,~. ,,...,..,.,JG
tainecl Sleeps S. OR l·l98S. Good transportation. ~ $745 '60 BEL AIR. 2 door. hig 1425 Baker. C.M. M':-193.t. --PLYM0-UTH--
F'um. clean. Mm.I Awning,
Adulu. Sl.200. Cuti. 646·7295.
Ll 8-12S2. 642-4723 11ngine lterrltic shapeJ, rai·-1 DODGE--
TRI Wry a.Ir. tinted glus 111· UMPH SJAISBIJRY BUICK &round. power illde. Blue '6S DODOE 8 2 door bl\rdtnp 19~4 PLYMOUTH Motorcyc~ _ 9300 r' '60 TR -3. SS25
'64 HONDA Scrambler. N'°w ·Rebuilt It Olrome Rollbe.r
valve rpnngs, pl1tcn nnga I 673·8."164.
~d~~1.;:r1na. FAST! -v-o"""uc--s-w_A_G_E_N __
'65 HONDA 5uJ>1!r 90. JOO
actual mJtu. Belt deal In
town. $3.'10 or cuh for
equity. 675·l961.
'M 650CC BSA moton:yc:le,
comp rrbulll & painted,
~ CM be fln&IK"ed
Will Buy
Your Volksw11gen or h>rach, a Paf top dollA~ Pl\kl :or
at DOI Ca.U Mr Allen.
Kl 9-1324
"6-~. --,,-·f\vw eus--
'64 Bultaro Sl'M'ri-S.. { CLEAN! RADIO!
X1nt condition. SGOO. { GAUGES/ M9--0no
~~--L.f 6-4496 '65 GREEN-VW, aunrool
'&4 SUZUKI 80 • CC Sli>. 288 F;XCEL. COND. IJ.500.
Mon~ Vlat&. C.M. '46-1Ml. 673-J4.2T
}
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Book value. S9'r.>. Make 1ports coupe. 440 Coront!l.
lVJO N.wport Blvd. ofltr. Owner iretl!ns com· Lo&d<-d with 11U t:X\r11 incl FURY .. DOOR rauN
Coet11 Meta 1146-9022 pan)' CIU and mull~ een. I RIH. 11ul.o, power llh.'erlnit • ...,.
-----637-3809 evet, wknda. etc. LIKE NEW CONDl-1959 IUl(I Rf(llA ~EVROLET llM new TYON THRU OUT. Local
tnaldt ' oot. R6.H, auto, low mlleagt n~w cA1 ludt'.
2 DOOi HAllftTOP 213 V·t . • mu1t lf't to 11p-Sperlnl $2795.
Alllll' preclate. f'ull PoWer M9'J e ROY CARVER e
fin<· nmnlna machine wW
11tve mall)' miles of exC't!l-
lrnt ltl'VI~. Stwi> " you1J
find,
$695
nAISIURY BUICK
Cllllh or will f!nanCf' with PONTtAC
$2S dwn. or ~ mo. OAC. 1400 W. Q.>a11t Hwy. I.I 8-3466
Harbor Dodre. 7150 H11rbor NEWPORT BEACH
Bl•d .. C.M. 646-firol.
·~7 STA waa. R&H. WIW.
auto/ tr&J\a f nt.-wl. PB A
ttrnr.-T\t -bit "'f; ~
ml, SMIO, XLNT CONO.
8474815.
1949 OOOCE-4-dOOrGnnd
wnrk cat. JlOO. LI 8-2160
FALCON-
'61 FALCON, .-. d~
R A H, Wht • wa1J1, dill
This cnr 13 111 ne&r !lC!'W "'
you'll rhu1 Stnl h11a many
lhoo&and1 or mllf.'11 ltft un
fectory warr11nt. Every po.·
idhlt rectory 111Tf"MOry 10·
rl\1dln1: power window",
Power l<'ll~. h111nry ,1lr
1~ndltlonin11. And Julit look
It thf' prl('e.
$2185
STANSBURY BUICK
lJ2(I N...,_. 81..S.
ColtaMt!M ~
U. DAll,Y .. U.A1l'
UMlltlM
trim, •Int cond. SM>. all s. 19'20 Newport 81vd,
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RAMBLER
1961 RAMBlfR
CLASSIC SUPER
nATN>N WAGON
This has 11 atanda.ni 3 speed
tranam1sxion that will &ivc
yoo the best of 1aa mileaae.
No denls or bumps to mar
Its excepUonaUy clean IW'·
lace.
$695
STANSBURY BUICK
19'l0 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646-9022
RAMB LER SPECIALS
'59 AMERICAN '2 Dr-Sed.
Auto. R&H ••..•...• : $495
'61 AMERICAN 4 Dr. ~. l
owni>r. 33,000 act. mlle1,
automatlc. R&H ...... $6~
·51 CLASSIC 8 pasa wagon.
Auto. R&H. PS. Factor)'
air .................... 1995
'63 AMBASSADOR V8 '2 Dr.
Sed. Slick, 0-drive, R&H, 1
owner. 24,000 act. mllea,
• • .. • . . . . • . . . .. . • • Sl.295
BOB DUNN RAMBLER, 17~
NewJ>(ll1 Blvd., C.M.
I.I 8·9307.
~RAMBLER Amba!lllador.
Rambh•r's finest. pqutpped
with bucket seats. PS, PB.
VS, consol. linted glus
$39.50 Own or $39.50 Mo.
OAC Harbor Dodge. :mo
Harbor Blvd, C.M. 646.5091.
'59 -RAMBLER 6 St&ti'OO
Wafifon. Automallc. .-.dlo,
he1ner, clean. $495 COlta
Mrsa Chrysler/ Plymouth
142:i Baker. c.M. ~-1934. I
T-BIRD
'64 T • BIRO sport1 coupe.
UEAUTIFt:L CONDITION
'fl!RU OUT. All extras lncl.
full powe.r. fact.oty Air C'Ofl•
dit1oning. premium llNll
etc. Show• finest of care.
f:xceptlonal valut , Waa
$3795 Special $3395. e ROY CARVElt e
PONTIAC
l400 W. Cout Hwy LI &..-
NEWPORT BEAOi
-,.58 THUNDERBIRD
Autom•tlc. ra!llo, huter.
.
f>OWf'r st.Perina. p o w e r
brake11. Nf'w 'II T·Blrd
Color '1'<'ently 1>4tl.nted. 1695
Tt'rms lo •ult you. BOB
DUNN RAMBLER, ue
Newport Blvd .• C.M.
LI 8·930'7.
VALIANT
'60 VALIANT-
.. Door Sed11n. Automatic.
rndlo. h111ter. whit... rrz.
Name your own down •
ttrm•· BOB DUNN RANB~
LER, ne Newport 8hid.,
C.M. LI 8-t30T.
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