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:VOC. 61", NO. I, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PA6£5 NEWPORT IEAcH, CALFORNIA f\J£sDAY, JANUARY 9, "1961 TEN CENTS
Salute 1o Winnie· Unruh 'Dumps' Badham
Sliot at Offleer
,..,... ~ .. didfd .. io
~ •of "Bob't Hoipi·
lol. • 'l'llol'1 ... ifMoi of WW/red
L. ~· &con. HOOQ lftm·
orill l!oopltol'1 firll mid ..t~ ad-
...,.trctor.
She took owr Ole job 1t.arted
bv he lulfbond whtn M dim un·
tzPCdedlr in 1951 1Jnd did what
1M thouglt.C "'Bob ,wotdd havt
eoo11ted" for 16 lono vears.
They .,-e t1ears of salad-mak-
ing, popmoork and even a few
siintl oe tlwl Mtchboont. But ~ tl&q were nnoording VfliT$, shi
mvt now, GI ah.e prepare1 far 1't-
tinmn& at the end of O&il .........
The entirt: Orange Caa.,,t M.t
-been invited to pcartitipo.k Wed·
JUsdatl in a "$ah1tt to Winnie'."
.&ar the story of Mrs. Bacon and
'1er h0$pital, see Par;; 17.
Nwport Solon Cites 'Partisan Control'
Speelll to ... DAILY PILOI'
SACRAMENTO -"I'm not •ur·
prised, this is entirely Witbln the pre·
rogative of the speaker," Auembly·
man Robert e..dham (R·Newport
Beach) 11.id todaJ upoa Jearnin& that
he had been demoted from a com-
mittee chainnanahlp by Auembly
Speaker Jesse M. Unruh:
"He's exercising his partisan CGll·
trol," Badham told the DAILY
PILOT.
Grand Jury
Ends Duties
With Blast
·-Badham wa1 reassigned to another
committee, causing-him to lose his
chairmanship of. the Public Utilities
and Corporations Committee.
Several other Republican h o u s e
leaders also loat committee chair·
mailsb.lps.
Tbe move by Unr-Lih, (0-tnglewood)
was 1seen to be retaliatory for a chat·
Je•ge by Republicans to hl.s speaker·
ahip.
other Republicans who Jost po·
sitions in Unruh's new appointments
of the lower house's standing commit·
tee1 were Assemblymen Charles J.
Conrad, Sherman Oaks, and Victor
V. Veysey, Brawley.
A Democratic source described Bad-
ham 111 a "prime mover" in the GOP
caucus when lt decided to challenge
Unruh's leadership at the beginning
of Monday's opening session. Unruh
retain~ the speakership on a 42-38
party·llne vote.
* *· * * * * Reagan Asks Tax
Aid for Workers
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Republican keep his job, 27·12. •
Gov. Reagan asked the Legislature Assembly Republicans plaMed lo
"Badham was a prime mover ln the
RepubliCan caucus." said the source.
"Therefore, Badham is a loser." 1.Jft.
ruh's action means Badbam will lose
his committee staff and his large Of·
fice .
Conrad, believed to be another
"prime mover" in the move to oust
Unruh in favor of GOP leader RoDert
T. Monagan. lost his chairmanship of
(See BADHAM, Page %)
City MUils
Salary for
All Boards
2 Newport Men Sought
In Riverside Jailbreak
Orange County's 19'7 Grand Jur-1 today to forget partisanship and give meet In closed-door caucuses today to By JEROME F. COWNS
, , blm a major tax overhaul to ...,.ovide di s cuss Reagan's legislative pro· Of 1119 D•llJ ,!let,,.., 'signed out' today with the luue r• gram, along with other Republican
of a 175-page report whlch contain• relief for the min who "is working bills planned for 1968. Newport Beach planning commis·
biting criticisrits of county -govern--!..f hours out of .ivery eiiht·hOllf day "I have no intention of taking any sio ners and other city board mem-
ment and the handling of fiscal af.. Just to pay his taxes." reprisals:' _Unruh told newsmen when bers may soo n be working for more The governor also pledged to main· asked ii he Would remove Republicans than ju.st the privilege of serving. fairs in several county departments. Th c ·tv Co ta.in law and order on the streets and from the 10 committee chairrnansRips e 1 • uncil Monday directed
ln one of eight.special reports, tbe thf. college campuses. they hold out of 26. its charter revision committee to
Two Newport Beach roommates. ac·
cu.sed of intending to murder a police
lieutenant, were among seven des·
peradoes bwded throughout tbe South·
la:.d t.oday Iller a Well.planned break·
out fTom the Riverside County Jail.
They were identified. aS Trry !AY&l ~
Smith. ,211, ud st.even Ernest Aries,
23, of 414 . Tustin Ave .·
The pair were arrested June 23 In
HUntington Beach oft suspicion Of is·
sault with Intent to commit murder
after shots were nfed at Lt. Bill
Blue of the Newport BeacR Police
Department.
Blue said he surprised two long·
Myrick. 38, or Oregon : Robert Fred-
erick Jennw: 30, Roubidoux : William
D. Mick, 211, 'Fontan•; Bruce T. Nauer,
29, Sunnynltade; and Oou•ld D. Hop-
kins, 25, Santa Maria.
Late today in Riverside, police an·
nounced the recapture of Hopkins.
HopkinJ wa1 ht jail awaiting trial
for Ill attempted _eacape fr~· the
California Rehabilitation Center.
Police Wei Ho)tim was captuml
withoul a struggle In a stolen car by
police at Baken.field. He wu to be
returned to Riverside todaf.
Another Heart
19-member panel compared the 34 He proposeo curfew restrictions to •·1 have no retribution In my soul. come up with a plan to pay planners
percent popula!:ion growth of the J1Mt prevent violcnc~ in the cities and no vengeance . .J am always willing to and possibly other municipal com-
!ive }'ears with a corresponding 74 trespass I aw s "to keep the lllisrupt· forgive. if not to forget." missi~s who are appointed by tht.
I . . d ing nonstudent and the troublemakers Assembly Minority Leader Robert counci · percen mcrease in tax levies, an 1 Co ti "' d b rom Interfering with tbe orderly pro· T. Monagan (R-Tracy) said that if mpensa on wscusse Y coun·
asked the que&Uon: ce!:ses of education." Republicans do lose important com· cilm.er\ ranged from MO to •100 a
"Why is -county government-·n-ow· And Re warned or another year of mlttee jobs_"MrA Unruh does that at month •.
levying '214 a~~.lh: in property bx· economy. "We ~ill_£QD1inu.-te-eut-and his oWn -peril." -Councilman Lindsley Parsons tD'ged
es lot every mu woman IJMl-;i:;-llil-J squeeze '™' trim .so that "M. geL the Monagan. the Republicans' candi-!he study. lf an acceptable proposal
. ' ~· ..,.. -.~ ,.......ch-194 ~e~ dollar · :WiJ •date for Unruh' I job Mood.ay. gaid ts developed by ~ three-member ag. ,._ c~cr,~~ ~.-.• ~••• a t r. ,..;..,. . ..:,,.,.,a..:_-;. ___ " -~· ... , -..... '*"···• ~,r.n1>-~~ ;;.Whieh ,,,.....,ns -•-1~In b _..._ ~ ~ · ··..---~~~ .. • lreiil1 ~lt would~~--: .. -~.-:~ qu.-1n ~· usi.nes1, "~·• ' bear ;p-~~that OW' liacal Pr!blem• port on DernocraUc bills that require Aprn 'g .. 1 1 "ti ballot. uni:
is sought as a -means ot reducing will ht -just a~ tough this year as two·thi_rds votes. Parson~u:::,~ tbea~ v:t~ apprcwal
unit cost,. The reverse of that prin· htey were last ye.ar." . In hi! State of the State mes~age, would be required becaUH 1 change
ciple seems to apply in Orange Coun· Reagan made his plea 1n a State. of R_eagaq dw-:lle_d on what _he considers in the city charter would be Involved. . ,, !he State message pre(>llred for dellv· h.is No I pr1or1ty the f1tat overhaul ty operations. ery to a i·oint session of the Leglsla-: ' -. The charter presently prohibits-pay. of Califm;1la s tax laws in 3S ye~s. ment to any city board member. oth· The jury report goes on hi note tu re where Democrats retain control He promised to oppose . any tax 1n· er than ·councilmen. Th ey receive '3J)
that "many. many times during our of both houses,• crease. Last year, the legu1Jature gav_e monthly.
haired youths trying to break into his T T
automobile. ''I'll ki~ you!". he quot~d ransplant ry
one of them as saying, while another
term we have heard from cOWlty of· Assembly Speaker Jesse M. UnruR him a Sl billion tax hike.
fi_cials the statement that increasing ID-Inglewood) was r~-eleeted Monday He· called for changer in the sales
taxes are the result of demands of ~n a 42-38 part>: line vote. Senate Pres· tax---1. lht property tax 1J1d'other levies.
the ~pJL(_or_mwe..and-better--coun·-1dent pro tem _!fugh_M.-Burns -(D· -He offered no details, saying they will
OPENED SUBJECT
Parsons opened up the subject at
the council's afternoon stud1 aeulon
by saying: siid;-''l'U·teactryou~to-follow met'.!-.--.---~.-----~o sQl>ts were !ired, the officer Begms Ill NY -ty services." "Tresno) won Republican support to (See REAGAN, Pace %)
said. He Was not hit.
Lawmen said Smith and Aries also
were involved in a shootout with Riv·
erside police during an armed rob·
bery aUempt on a local office there.
resulting in their being booked in Riv·
erside Cou nty Jail.
Sheriffs deputies said their escape
Sunday came when the seven men
sawed through a barred window after
eluding a jail attendant. Then depu·
ties saki. the seven climbed to the
roof of the jail. went down a stairway
to the ground tloor, opened a window
and climbed out.
-The~•ttendant. sheriff's deputy Don
McMast.ers, was walking 113 prisoo·
en back to their ceUs when he st~
ped to aid one man who.said he was
ill. He told the reSt to return to their
cells.
Authocities speculate that the seven
didn't return and escaped late Sun·
day night, less than three hours after
McMasters attended to the ill prisoner.
The man who claimed to be iU has
bleeding ulcers. Authorities didn't say
if they plan punitive action .
Tbe etcapees in addition to Smith ~
and Avtes were lilted as Donald L.
St..,I< Market
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock. mar-
ket's rally was blunted by profit tak·
ir.g late this atternoon. Trading was
heavy. (See quotations, Pages 10.ll. l
Volume for the first (our hours was
10.32 million shares compared with
'0.46 million Monday. ·
German
By THOM BARLEY ...... ~ '"" . ...,
This 111Uon's harmonious political
and economic relationship with Weit
Germany has not suffend· in tbe face
of a truculent French president and a
worae.nfng domestic balance of pay•
mentl situation, the Vnlted States en~
V(1J to the Bonn government told a
World Affairs Council dinner mttt·
Ing in Santa A.na Monday niSht.
~assador George C. McGhee
crisply dismlssed as "nonsense" what
he c•Iled "rece6.t-11uggestions that a.
de-cilite of our Jntmsts Jn Europe in·
eluded a cooling of our aillan~ •itb
West Germany."
"Thi• is not the case," he &aid. "It
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And the report eommeota: "If coun·
ty government is that receptive to
NEW YORK (UPI) -Dr. Adrian the demands of the pe:ople, then the
Kantrowitz and a team of heart sur· people who are providing all of this
geons at Brooklyn's Maimonides Med-money -the property owners -
ical Center undertook a second heart should come forth with their own de-
transplant Tuesday, five we~ks after mands.
an unsuccesful attempt to save. the "F'or example," the report slates.
life ol a baby. · "they could ask that their elected
A hospital spokesman would not officials cut the cost of government
ideatify the patient oc the sex, but '.\n and reduce laxes levied on property
informed source said Kantrowitz had for a change. If an honest effort in
selected a retired New'York Cfty fire· this direction oould be ever observed,
man as his second transplant case. ii m.ight change the attitude of the
Katrowitz and a team of 21 trans· electorate toward much-needed bond
ferred the Re.art of a two-day-old Phil· issues for capital expenditure. •---·~'It is indeed unfortunate that the adelphia boy to the chest of a-two (See GRAND-JURY;-Pagr%J-and-a-half.week-old Brooklyn boy Dec.
6. but the child lived less than seven
hours. The noted surgeon called hill
first transplant attempts, undertaken
after experiments with 200 dogs, a
"failure pW'e and simple."
Experts at Maimonides !aid one of
the dlfficulties was the inabilit}r of the
team to use a heart-lung machine on
the tiny patient. Instead. the aur·
geons had to resort to hypothermia -
the slowing down of body processes
by lowering body temperature in an
ice bath in preparation for the trans·
plant.
Kantrowitz had voiced his confi·
dence in the transplant procedure. in
spite of his own failure. saying "even-
tually this procedure will prove to be
successful." At that time Louis Wash-
kansky, the South African grocer w1:10·
underwent history's first heart trans·
plant, was still living but he d.ied 11
days later of pneumonia. J
Voting Workers
Pay Established
Pay rates for voting precinct olfi·
cers in the upcoming municipal elec·
tion were est.abUshed Monday night
by ~ Newport Beach City Council.
Inspectors wj.11 receive $21 during
the April 9 election: judges and
clerks, Sll, and renters or polling
places, ,115 .
City Clerk Laura Lagios said about
45 workers will be employed. Most of
· these, sbe nO\ed, will probably be
hired from among those who worked
the last city election,
Anyone interested in the Job may
contact her ~"in cue there are any
openinp," Mrs. Laigios added.
Newport Council _Seeks
~Liveable' Boat Fire Law
Striving for a l&w that's "rriore
liveable," Newport Beach city ooun·
c.ilmen Monday delayed for aeveral
monti,1 enforcement of an ordinance
requiring tmajor changes in Newport
Harbor marina firefighting equ.ip·
ment.
Municipal Jawmi.lten voted unani·
mously to postpone imposldon of U}e
provisions of the law. adopted four
.veara ago, until August 25. Enforce·
ment was to have taken effect next
month.
Council action was the result of
protest& by marine industry repre·
sentatives. They said portable pumps.
coating all local marinas a total of
about '30,000, would provide adequate
protection. The ordinance, by contrast,
calla for an estimated fllM,000 in
equipment, including standpipes. hose
lines. inlet connections, and alarm
systems.
The marina operators. headed by
Ed Hirth and Larry Miller. pointed
nut that fire safety improvements
hullt into boats today have resulted •
in a great reduction in the number
nf boat fires since passage of the
()rdinance.
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In 196.1. they noted. the harbor had
2.1 boat fires. The figure dropped to
17 in each of the next two years,
dipped to 14 in 1986, and dropped to
only seven last year.
Vice Mayor Doreen Marsball, on
whose . motion enforcement of the
ordinance wat delayed, told marina
operators Monday:
"We're doing Ibis because we look
for some revisions In the law be·
tween now and Aug. 25."
"I hope that we can gel this re-
vised so it's more livable," said
Councilman Dee Cook, who flaUy ad·
mitted that the council had made a
mistake In adopting the ordinance originally. .
The city staff was instructed to
work with boating industry represenl·
atives ln developing the less stringent Jaw.
Relations· Said .Still Firm
W indo·ws Rattle
In Quake·like
Jig Along C9qst
Doors and windows ratUed along the
Orange Coast this morning in i kinil
of earthquake jig, but Caltech's seis·
mologlcal laboratory In Pasadena re·
ported no temblors anywhere. 11 oertainJy true that our high offi· ject.ion Of.British moves to enter the
cials give much of their attention to .Corruhon Market -an applicaUon
Vietnam. But it is also a ract that strongly suppdrted by the U n rt e d
they give equal attenUon to Europe, States. he said,
Including West Germany." ·"The polnt·is," McGhee said, "that,
At a pre-meeUng press· tonferenee, as members of the European Eco-
Ambulador McGbee. spdke fll ••warm nomlc-Community. West Germans
support" by the West Germans for ha v e to live with de Gaulle. !f hey
the United States determination to l'lave a relationship with France to-
lmprove a deterforating blluce of day that they have nevtt before en·
payment1 situation. joyed. Tbe.y want to keep Jt that wa1
''Tiley want to tee us put our house and preterve, at the same time, the
In order," he said. "jusi as much as harmony of an Utremely prosperou11
they deplore French moves on gold six-nadon marketing croup.
which are dea\gned to embarrass us." "But," warned the ambassador,
McGhte admitted that there •as ••°' Gaulle can only go 10 tar. West
lltUe open West German opposiUon Germ~y wlli not allow blro to dis·
to Pnsident de Caulle't anti-Amer1· rupt their Wlf'm relaUonship wlUI the
ca.n postures and to Ills conUnutd re• U.S. nor will ih6 allow bi.m to inter·
~·
fere with her aeneroua C1:1mmitment
to NATO. And when It comes· to Viet·
nam. you can rest assured the! we
have no greater supporter in the
world today than West Germany:•
Mcabee delcrlbed We.gt Germany's
economy i1 "the strongest Jn West·
era ,Europe. From the shattered na·
tiOll o( JM5, 1be b11 amassed a favor·
able world trlde balance of fl billion.
some s:l7& mlWon of Wh.lcb stems
from trading with the U.S.
"And there .,.e le• mo:e generous
nauona In the world today, In termt
of ; ore I In aid." McGbee 1dded .•
'"Some poo to '300 million a year
le8vu West Germany for aid to ' ca.. AFFAIRS, P•c• •>
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"Absolutely nothing on lhe record-
ing devices." said a spokesman. "But
we have bad calls from lhe San Fer-
nando Valley and as far away 11 San
Diego."
Residents from Newport Beach and
Laguna Beach , also heard the r•ttles,
between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning.
Since no one reported sonic booms,
could the ratUes have come from Ill•
vat tariet practice off San CJemente
Island!
<lAJI the. public lnformaUon oftlcers
are in a meeuna with !he admiral, 'i'
&aid a female secretary at 11th N1va
District headquarters In San Oiea:o. "I
wouldn 't go in that room to uk 'nn
for love or money ,"
I ,,
"Recent newspaper publicity and
editorial C<lmment occasioned by sal-
ary increases voted by certain boards
of directors in_Jbe Orange.-County
sanilation-diSlricts cau..~ed me to con-
5ider the whole area of compensation
for city board members and commis·
sioners.
"Jt seems to me that our city has
grown to a point where It might be
well to re-examine our traditional
and charter-0rdalned method of_ ask·
ing people to serve without compensa·
tion, and determine whether the great-
ly increased demands that a growin¢
city has placed upon the boards and
commissions would justify some token
compen'saUon. '' _
· H"e 58.id he feels certain that if 11nv
commissioner wen to be asked
whether he felt he should receive com-pensation, the answer would be "no."
JUS'l'IFY ANSWER
"On the other hand," said Parmnit,
"if the question were. 'Does the jot-.
justify so me compensation?' we might
get an affirmative answer."
Councilman Dee Cook. who hat'!
critJc~d the pay hikes sanitation
district board, members had voted
for themselves, aa.Jd he believed Par·
sons "has a good point."
"In a way we·~ paying them now.
hut It's by subterfuge. like buyin~
them 11 ~ dinner." Cook declared.
(See BOARD. Page !)
oraiilie' ·
Hazy sunithine is the tentstive
word from !orecaster Jack Fra-
ree for Wednnday's weather
picture. He sees temperatures
cetting all the way up to 80.
INSIDE TODA\'
LibeYOJ RepMblican ·'"4gellint
think& New Hamp.shire mo:w
prove to be o.",ci.up" /or Rich-
ard Nl.%on and knock Georgt
Romncw oil' o/ the GOP pred-
dfntW iweeps-'&okts-. PGQ• s.
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Fire
, ~ A fuse box exploded In the bast·
'meat of· Anaheim Stadium this morn-
• int. starting' a fire whkh injured four
•• men and shut off atJ·etectricity !t1 tht
: : .huge "Big A."
· • • Injured were:
• -Gerokt Newc•mb. 391 ol 1420 E .
• lMh Sl, Santa ~a. He su.fftrttd firsh
: eecond and UUrd dep'ee blltlls over
, bia face and body.
• -James Lambert, 29, of 2101 N.
• •'story St., La Habra. He received fi rs t
•and second degree burns on rus face,
; : 'neck and ears.
.._ .. -8111 CampbeO. · of the Anahejnt
... Fire Department, )lospitalilfd tor ! .-.smoke inhalation.
. ; : ; 4:1t1rle1 D1111can, maintenance ... ....
ror~ma11 o( thP atach.um. so ioepr. ·
tallied for smoke ifthalatioo. ·
Bud N 1 g e I s. arl ~nahelrn city
spotternnnr. said N&wcomb-and Lam·
bert wer,e · sent to the basement of
the stadium to i;eplace ruses when
lights ia the stadium offJce were no-
1 iced Lo be OU I. ~
· While they were replaclt)g tbe fus·
es. the box blew up in a 12 by 20
root cindet'block room. !Te sale.
A stadium utility man, Ezio Cappar·
dU. entered the room and 'dragged
Newcomb to safety. Wben Capparelli
returned to ~et Lambert. tht later al·
recfdy halt clambtted to ufety through
a vent.
The expl0,~ion ~.curred about. 9
·a.m.
, Tbt ,flYe.' it started Wfll"~ b~
firemen in about 20 minutes. In add1• -
tion to Caalpbeit, Wbo wu -~splt-al·
ized, several otbtra. •ere treated at
tbe scene for 1moq iJ:llialaUon..
Tbete.were coofll~i riipcll'U about
damaae. One ja1d tl*t only the fuse
p111el was damaged by the blast and'
tire. while another said damage was
"in the lbousands of dollars."
All power ~ the stadium offices qt
the An.gels Baseball Club and to the
prish St~dium CJob r,~r:fnt aod
bar was off at noeil., . Ofticials ca.Id itOt Hti.n\ate wMn
_power•would be restored.
Trouble may be brewing betwee11
nel1hboring jurdor college districta-
Saddlebact and Orange Coaat.
Al Jssue is whether students from
the south county Saddleback area
shall be allowed to attend the Or·
ange Coast 'Oiltrict campuses nut
fall rent free.
The rent for use of facilltle1. cal1ed
a seat tax, is expec~ to amount to
about $240,000 next school year.
The Saddleback Junior College Dis-
trict would tike to save tbe money
and applJ it t.oward building its own
campw. Tbe educatior: code permits
it to do that.
WF or git H amrners· Nails ,.,..... r-.e J
Orange Coast trustees, , however •
may threaten not to accept an antici·
pated lllO south coast students unleas
it receives the rent mot1ey also. That GRAND 1' ·uRY ~f;~~~Oll will be made WedJleaday
• • In the event the board does Issue :l
ln Jack-in-the-Box Lid property owners and tair,.yer1 ha ve such an ultimatum, individual atu·
been forced to use the ballot box to dents may appeal to ~ county
express their disapproval of the spend· schools office, wh.ich has U:le power
ing poUcies of their government offi· to compel the Orange Cdast District
Newport Beach City Councilman Al
F'orgit Monday popped up with a
1trong protest against plans for a
.Jack-in-the-Box restaurant near New-
port Pier.
Forgit, who represents t.he area.
made it plain that he supports last
week's city Planning Commission ac·
tion on the drive-in proposal.
Planners rejected the restaurant
chain's request for a use permit al·
Jowing the project. Jack-in-the-Bo x
spokesmen at the time said they would
appeal the dedsion to the council.
Apparently anticipating the appeal.
F'orgit Monday told h.is counclJ col·
lea,ues:
"I'd Like to see us seriously think
about stopping this kind of building in
that neighborhood. We've come to the
end of the road u far as traffic on
the peninsula ls concerned. U t h a t
drive-In open\ up, we'll have a lot or
problems."
Councilman Dee Cook suggested lo
Forglt that h.is comments were "prob-
bably prejudicing" the expected ap-
peal hearing, a formal request for
which has not yet been su~mitted by
Jack-in-the-Box attorneys.
Forgit responded that he was talk-
in~ about "drive·in. drive-through or
take-out" restaurants in general.
"We need another good restaurant
there.'' he said. ''But a drive·in. with
people constantly moving in and out.
is something else." Forgit proposed that an ordinance be
drawn up specificalJy banning .Jack·in·
the-Box type operations in the Mc·
Fadden Square-Newport Pier area.
Hi~ proposal won a sympathetic rf'·
ponse from other councilmen. but ii
was finall y agreed that the use per·
mit authority the city now bas ls suf-
ficient.
City Atty. TuUy Seymour agreeti
'-We possibly could (by zoning qrdj.
nance) ban drive-in restaurants. but·
there would be a lot of dif(lculties."
he said. explaining that drive-in banks
and laundromats might have to be
similarly considered.
"You have adequate controls now."
said Seymour. adding, "If this is ap-
pealed. you'll have another shot at it.''
cl a ls.." the report adds. to accept them.
"When programs for much needed Wb-at make~ tlle Orange Coast
facilities are turned down on eJect1on board action likely is the financial Id u be d"s plight of the dJstrict. day. the resujl cou we a 1 • SaddJeback Supt. Jack Roper, proportionate effect on the tax rate. The very thing the taxpayer is try· backed by • county counsel'a inter·
ing to avoid." pretation of tbe law, stat~ his ·
In a special report on mineral rights board's intention not to pay the seat
reassessment•. the Grand Jury rapped tax of $300 per student.
county newspapers for what it called He pointed out the SaddlebacJc dis·
"the bizarre nature of the news cov· trict must pay to Orallge Coast '450
erage" in tbe reporting of County As· per year per student for operating
sessor Andrew J. ltlnsbaw's underas-expenses Jn addition to tbe S300 per
sessmenl of '28 million in oil proper· student seat tax. ties. The seat tax is for non-<>perating
It also noted the "claims and state· expenses. a sort of rental lee for
ments of Orange County otricials that amortization o• buildings, 0 r a n g e
dire things would happen to the pro· Coast Businn; Supt. C o r r e 1 I a n
grams of the county school districts Thompson e~pl:mied: .
because or the loss of revenoe'' re· . N9fmaJiy_. it JS levt~ aga~os~ areas
suiting from Hill.shaw's error. · · no,t . in..~ JUJUor college . district. In
"Th fact 'J " eoaunented the:Grand th.is ~· .Saddleba~. for a year at ~' 1 • . .. 1 . • least, 'lritl.'not be able,-to house aJI o{ Jury, that ev~ry se~ol aastr. ct. UI · Its potentJiJ sludents.
Orange County is carr)tlllg conhngen· . Sophomores and students seeking
cy and reserve fuod.s more tha."' ade-. special vocational training will not be
quate to absorb every tax toss .from accommodated locally by the SaddJe· t~e a~eument reduction Jn ques· ba-:::k District.
t11>n. Most of the oproar over the ' The following year. however, Roper
matter was comple~ly11llfoonded and said. the district will be able to handle
also. reveals sue~ tbln&s as the cou~· all of its own.
tyw1de assessment rise of a fantastic Presently, about 1,200 south coast
43 percent over the. pa1t U\r8' yea~~ students attend Orange Coast College.
Refldg to Talk
Newport.Beach Police Chief B. James Glavas confers with Mrs. Stan-
ley LeLlevre, Harbor Area Woman 's Civi.c League presjdent, about
speech he will deliver to league Jan. 16 on proposed television equip-
menL for police surveiJJance of city. Speech will be given at 9:30 a.m.
in Mariners Library, and is open to public.
Lagunan Sole Survivor
Of Air Crash; .Three Die
A Laguna Beach man Monday lived
through the crash of a twin-engined
plane at Lindbergh Field in San Diego
which killed three other men.
salesman. wa s a patient at Mercy
Hospital today, apparently suffering
from shock. Authorities there would
say only that he has rei:ted well and
was m satisfactory condition.
Legion, CATV, Appeals
Catch Councit. Attention
and a 15 percent rise In wt year s Thomnaon expects • drop-out rat of assessments alone.•• "v f th ud ~ Looking at lease-back arr'angemenls ~bout one out 0 ree st ents. bnng.
for county buildings and eight recent ing the number down to 800 for next
county projects of this type totaling fall . . . . more than S3D mlllioD. the G r a n d O~ j unior. coll~ge di$lrlcts ~feet·
Jutj' questlo.-ct tht • .-e~~ an <14 , .eil 8\1 sl"°' 9 9fpn~ ~~ to a
•• auctl, arrangemen~ ,,,,,.1 -· ~t "" cus·~ • .. ;.x ate ~'North
l'fffttry appPO.aJ of h g,tlD~ *1 t th I · S ~-k· · · ers. ~~u e1r ot• 1s addlebk s 1ain.
Bryan Reister, 51. of 1041 Madison
place, was the soJe survivor of the
crash Wlllch tplattered a commuter
airline plane across 500 1ards of
field, 11borUy after it lifted o£f for El
Centro.
Reister, a pharmaceutical supplies
W I t n e s s e s said that thf' Super
Beechcraft, powered by jet turboprop
engines, rose 50 to 100 feel and crash·
ed on its top. Dead from massive
head injuries 31·e:
-Jamea F.. Adkins, 40, of El Cen·
tro. the pilot.
-Allen W. Brittian. 43, a Federal
Aviation Administration inspector, ot
Sao Diego en route to Calipatria to
investigate an airplane crash.
Newport Beaoh city councilmen
Monday took action as noted on these
subjecta, with all votes unanimous
unless otherwise indicated;
LEGION HALL-Directed the _cit~
staff to study a proposed extension of
the city's lease with American Legion
Post 291 on use of city property af.215
Balboa Blvd., the site o( tbe Legion
HalJ.
CATV -Delayed for two weeks
presentation of a city auditor's report
on tbe financial statua ot Pacific Ca·
bl,viJion. bolder of a city cable ~le•
vi.aion <CATV) franchise.
TYCER APPEAL -Upheld PJan•
ning Commission N!jectlon of a vari·
ance sought by D. L. Tycer to allow a
non-conforming rear staircase at 116
Ocean Front, Balboa.
CARPENTER. FLORY GARAGE-
Overruled Planning Commission ap-
proval oC a use permit requested by.
Dorothy M. Carpenter and Mrs. Tina
Flory for conversion of a gll{ag6'
into ao apert~t at 213 ~art . St,.
Balboa Island.
PLANNED COMMUNITY -Order·
ed a public hearing Jan. 22 On a.
propoeed ordln~ creating a Pluned
Community IPC) Zoning District,
whtdl would permit a m.ixhn of land
uses.
JAMBOREE ROAD -CollfJrtned
the Public Worts Director's u11es~
ment of •H.750 liquidated d.am~es
agalost contractors on the flrst Um.,
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bvree Road bridge project for delays BADHAM tory technician at El Centro Commu· ln completion of the work. Dee Cook Fr.. Pqe 1 • • • nity Hospital.
voted no. From P .. e l Fire Chief Del Dimmitt said be and
ltESOLO'FtON -Adopted a resolu-BOARD AFFAIRS , the committee on interstate coopera· his men crawled into the cabin o( the
tJon commending the city stafC for •' • • • ti plane and round Reister stlU strapped
dedJcated=ormance of their respon· • • needy nations of whleh an estimated . on, OP · ti f th in his sea• mumbling, "'W_hat ha ...... n-in ,_., · h · ph 1 in.: , Uy Veysey. the third G vtc m o e .._ l't"~ slbllitlea. · g ......,,, wit em a! 5 ''The1 should cet 10 much moMy llO to Sl5 mwion ii ghten uaua Unruh move. lost his seat on the ed. "'hat happened?"
on Jtalf efforii aurtng the beach· ero• PfT meeting... to South Vietnam... -impomnt Ways and Means Commit· Reister was found near the back of
sfOli crtaii. "It's well worth \oqking into.'' Turning 'o West Germally~s tnler· t the cabin. He was Creed with a seat·
-BOARD SALA.RlES -Directed the' agr~ Councilman Howai:d ROJers, · •HI affairs. McGhee dlsmJS1ed · as e~adbam was replaced as chairman belt cutl~r and was able to stand
charter revision committee to prepare who serves on the chtrter revision "nothi ng to worry about" ~ ~pid by Democrat Lest.er A. McMillan. Los when be e;nerged. He was taken to
a proposal for the April 9 . ~lection committee with Parsons and Council· rise of the neo.Na.zi NitHul Deµio. Angeles, whose post as head of the a hospital by ambulance.
ballot. calling for compensation for man Al Forgit. cratic Party. 1 government efficiency and economy A witness to the crash. Thomas
citY, board and commission members. Forgit heartily endorsed the study, "Certalril)' thre· are IOU1. fin_ner committee was taken over by Assem· Champlin, a tire crew chief, said he
ELECTION PAY -Eatabillhed pay llYiJ>«i Nuis in UUs fJ'Olttt and 1 ..,md es•, bJym~ Willie Brown Jr. (0-San Fran· was watching the r i e 1 d when the
rates ranging. from $15 to $21 for poll· "I think the planalnf commission·• 6JMte 't--\~ cltlm Clll votes or 5 ciaco.) black. ye 11 ow and white airliner
ing station workers in the municipal ~rs should get $100 a month. l said" 'to 18 S>tttent of fist Griaoa," Mc· Unruh gave Badbam Brown's post halted.
election. --that &eur •)'eat• ago, and .that's ,JUD Ghee sai~. ":B4t l th i ft l ~ey've al 'chairman of the low-priority leg-He said the craft was about 100
my J?Otition . ., · · reached tbe peak ol .tbelr climb, -· is1ative representation committe~. fe et in the air when it began what
",Library and Paro. Beaches and it's' n'ot so much a. Nazi -party as a Conrad's committee chairmanship appeared to be a right tum off the Easthluf ( School Rec~ation board members should be: party .9( grumblen, dia9dntented ~et· ·wia given to Assemblyma.n Charles runway, dipped and struck th,e ground
considered aa well," said Vice May« )'ftlfli Wbo oppose the government· for Warren 1 D-Los Angeles), and Vey· with a wingtip and crashed on its
DoreeA Marshall.-. · · · ' · :opj)olJtlon's sake." · ' 1ey'1 ways and means membership top. ' . Co~ Robert Shelton, ho •· · · ¥c;Gbee could noUoreeee any future· wu stven to Assemblyman John L. "It slid along for about 500 feet,
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Architect .Paid ever. •uat•ted tflat'¥_,i.i>le COll\l?lft>o . relutbWling of. tile Getman military Burton · <D·San Francisco). Veysey throwing off parts. There was fire
sation, for. t)\e virioua bofll'dS sl)Ould ' lb'ltge such u tblt' that Jed the n.a· was named chairman of the houl\e· right away." Champlin said. Fire· F~r ~artial Plan be atuclled because tbe • amount oC. . lion· ;to two world wars. "The army beptng engrossing and enrolling com· men doused the blaze with foam de· wo,lt diffm. "it's fsr ~ 0.1 the 'is JaOt "ery popular-.1D West Germaey mitt.ff. spite the explosion of the left wing.
Planrtitlg Commlsaion."' he said. tbcJa)t:" be said. "Democracy is deep-. "Jt ca.n best be described as a The cockpit and forward passenger
· ~aymenu of .more thu '50.000. Parso~ poted thfUJe,Tecently llad 1y rl>C>ttd no• and Ole only way to• meaaured response." said the Demo· section of the airliner was crushed
llave beefl made by the Newport,, talked to a Tustio 'Ctt1 council'!'•n regard Well Germany, 1s in the u,ht cratic , source. Unruh maintained in by the impac• and forklifts were
Men Unilied St.boo! District to the and the laWmUtt bad rareS'!ef IUT•. Of wba&. 1bi ti todiy -a Jlrm ud • Offitt all other Republican committee brought to lift away the wreckage so ~~~~~~ ·~~ =~~~=~ ~Wi~i~~~i·~{i0~1i~~im~~~~~~~j~iii"~j--~~~~ini.~~~~~~~~~~ibidi"cis~~iuiW~be~rieimi0i~idi.~i-~chooI ~t as far, as voters are con· ers. "ff& tofd me, Ta9Uii 'Planner• tel I
c:eroed, Ji atill °" UJe drawing board. . ~a mon(:h. and tbafa a JllllCh smalJ,.'
ef City I •I said ,_anons, A progress payment of •12,811 was The c:ouncil unmtmo'usly agr• to·
· · mad• L8'st weelt to Carmi~bael '3nd turn the matter civ,@r te> Parsons' tolft•' K~~· or' Los J\ogeles, brlhgin.g to mfUee for devel~em ~ • c1-tet·
"!! total "aym nt · · amendment -po.sal. The .com~· .., ., e s. is ~ed fO ~ baR Jl'eb. t. aC
· Tnt' is' aii 1h.e money the arcbi~ which tfme the ceaftcll •lfould adapt •
tect"ra:t firm Will receive until a go. reatluti6n ptaclnt Ute proposal 0 .... .,._: allead te> INUd the school is given by ii d!strict voters. Appro .. al hag been Apri ballet. · • •
U\rlu dented ii\ defeated bond elec·
lions. . • .
Estin>.fecl tOtl-el building the
school Is oow •U 1ftiUion. The arcru;
tec-t's fee based on um estimated
cost is '66.000. The '52.000 15 80 per
certl of that.
Plans were 80 percent completed
when the las'l bood Issue faUed in Oc-
tober and the ar~tµtect was told to
cllscontinue work.
School Plans
Suspensions
Tu~tln Union High School District
trustees voted Mond•1 ltlgbt to author·
iie Supt. Robert Dahlbtrc to suspend
students cbarpd with violation of
narcodcs and dan,erous cln.lg ~•s.
The auspention ts tor 3> d_,... The
vote waa imanbnom.
Dablbel"S .. Id 1uperintendenta of
elght Oran.it Count)' sc.bool cllJtrkb
had recently dilCUMd a standard
procedure for handlln1 the ever ln-
cttaslng student nal'C'Otks vlotaUons.
AdopUon of UM ~tn awaits fUt·
ther meettnp, the superlntendent said.
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come later .
Reagan aJso proposed to carry out
three tax p:romJses made las-t ye.ar -
elimination of the property taJ c.i
business lnventorl~ '22 rnillicm In
property tax cuts for the low income
elderly; and SlSS million in property
tax relie( to evecybody by giving lo-
ca.l ~chool districts enough money to
permit t~m to rt'di;c:e ta.us.
Nowhere did he mentton Speaker
Unfu.h's pet plaJI, withholding of 1tAte
penonal income taxes. Reacan OJ>'
pose1 It. wh1Je \Jnrull insi.sU on the
payroll deductions 11 part of t.to1 ta1
overhaul
Law and order was another JMJor
theme of bls musa1e.
He said "while a aoclety c111 blve
law and order wltbout ft'tldom, no so-
ciety ca.n have freedom without la•
and order •.. TM breakdown of law
and order can oftly lead tn chaos and
anarchf a.nd -tventua]ly -to ty·
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' 26 '11urtasT~naq~Jump Into Icy Night
NEW YORK CUPJ) -Flam ea
ioared thrt>u&b a s11.lm tenement to-
day onL the coldest Jan. t in New
York h&:tory, kllling at least 13 •
• sons and-injuring 26 others.
Quick work by police and firemen
wu1 cred1t.ct Wi~~~venting:an even
greater diluter -..1tbey helped mo.st
Of tbe 125 re&ideatr of the four-story-
bulldiac acr.amble to safety:----
N1D4! ol tqe..dqd were dlildren. All
but · cm ol the 13 'victims were be·
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lieved to' be members of two lamill.es
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to reach the 'l'OOf Of the' tenement.
Beach Ring Charged
Teen-ager? Two Women
1be injured included 11 fi,rtmn, two Of. tbem reported in 1utous coo-
dition, and two pollctmen wbo 1ul-
lered snioke ·inhalation,
&ttalion Chief Thomas Burke gaffl
quick work by police and firemen
"saved up to 100 lives." ·
The blaze broke out · in the pre·
dawn hours as the temperature hov·
ered at z.ero, shattering the pnvjQUB
low for a Jan. 9 wb.icb w'5 o.ine·de·
grees above :r:erd·in UM2~ Arrested as Call Girls Frenzied residents. standing on fire~
escapes on the second and third
floors o! the grim, gray brick build·
ing, screamed for help as Ole flames
tore up through the structure. A Huntington Beach teen-ager and
two other women early today were ar·
rested on charges that they were op-
erating a ci.11 girl ring between their
apartment house and local bars.
The arrests came in a raid carried
out by Huntington Beach police an d
the'. District Attorney's office.
Held on charges of conspiracy to en·
gage in prostitution are Loni Marie
Martin. 25: Laura Lynn Briggs, 19; an·
Dorothy Faye Cash. 30; all o! 17031
Apt. "A", Stanley Lane.
Miss Cash was nabbed by officers
a1 a bar in the Fi~ PointS<"'Shopping
Center. The other two were arrested
at the Stanley Lane address, accord·
ing to raiding officers.
AIL three were booked into Orange
·County Jail after the 12 :20 a.m. ra.id
where they remain today pending set-
ting of bail. The trio is scheduled to
appear in court Wednesday.
Capt. Earle Rob itaille of the. Hunt.
ington Beach Police Department said
the investigation began more than two
months ago when local oUicers recog·
nized Miss Cash in a local bar.
He alleged the \.\'Oman has a record
10-hour Ba ttle
As Gls Stumble I
Onto Cong Camp
SAIGON (.\P) -Viet Cong guer·
ri!liS pounced on a ?latoon of about
40 U. S. infantrymen as they landed
by chance Monday in a Communist
bivouac area. triggering a 10 • hour
battle 19 miles south of Saigon.
In the third big cla~li within 25
miles of Saigon .since Saturday, 17
Americans and at least 26 guerrillas
were killed and 'J:l Americans wound-
ed. the U. S. Command said. Ameri·
can infantrymen pursued the guerril·
las today but reported no contact.
The American platoon suffered hea-
J(.y casualt ies but managed to hold cm
un til a company of reinforcements ar-
rived by helicopter. a spokesman for
the U. S. 9th Infantry Division said.
Enemy gunners shot do\.\'n t h re e
helicopters as they swooped Jow to
support the out·numbered in fantry·
men, but all of the dloppers came
down in secure areas and there were
no casualties, the spokesman said.
The batt!e broke out at 1:25_p.m.
support the outn umbered infantr~·
platoon in a muddy mar5h of the Sai·
gon River delta. American com mand·
ers had nol known it was the bivouac
area of an estimated 400 guerrillas.
Struggling through. knee.deep mud,
the Americans formed a perimet11r
and laid dO\.\'n heavy £ire as the en·
emy massed for an all·out assault.
Helicopter gunships and righter·
bombers swarmed overhead to help
the small band of Americans. Al 2:45
p.m. a company of troop · carrying
choppers defied the guerrilla gunners
and swept in with a company of re-
inforcements.
The 9th Division command moved
two more companies in at dusk and
by midnight units of all tht.ee b~ttal·
ions of the division's 3rd Brigade
were maneuvering through the marsh-
es and rice paddys. .
The guerrillas fou ght until 11 :40
p.m .. the U. S. Command said, then
faded away through the canals and
paddies .
, Brig. Gen. William R. Desobry con·
eluded a tour as senior American ad·
viser in the Mekong Delta today ~nd
1aid the Viet Cong there are "going
down steadily. Pacirication bas taken
hold. There has been significant suc-
cess.
At the other end oI the country, in
the nothernmost five • province 1st
Corps area, two companies 'Of the
u . s. 196lh Light Infantry b!igade re·
ported killing 38 North Vietnamese
troops Mooday while ,51lffering three
killed and 15 wounded. The fight was
in the Hiep Due valley south of D~
Nang and 350 miles northeast of Sa1·
;on.
Vatican Announces
More Resignations
VATICAN CITY (AP) -The Vall·
can today announced the resignation
of two more e&rdinals from high posts
ln the centrll administration of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Arcadio Cardinal Larraona of Spain
atepped dOwn u head of the Congre·
gaUon 1 of Rites, and Giacomo Cardi·
nal Lercato, the archbishop of Bolog-
o( arrest and conviction on prostilu·
lion charges in Newport Beach.
"We followed her around for a. while
until we were ready to rue charges
and then went to the DA's office.''
Three police oflicers, Iii-st on the
scene. trained a highbeam flashfligbt
whi'ch barely sliced through the black,
billowing , choking smoke.
District .o\tty. Cecil Hicks told the
DAILY PILOT this morning that tw o
men of hi! department made an un·
dercover investigation of' the alleged
prostitution activities.
He sel\t Investigator William Tynes
was inside the Stanley Lane apartment
.at the time of the raid this morning.
He declined further comment on de-
tails of the arrest and investigation.
"They were jumping from the sec-
ond fioor toward the. light" said pa·
trolman William Petrillo. "It was all
they could see through the smoke ."
There were no ne ts beneath, no
firemen to break the fall. The jump-
ers thudded on the icy pavement.
FIRE, PATHOS ANO ICE -Mrs. Theresa Jimene7.
holds her l·year-old son, Guillermo. in a funeral
home acr()6s the street from_ the Brooklyn tenement
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fire, which ki!lcd at least 13 persons, despite heroic ,
efforts by ice-crusted firemen li~e the three at right.
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At least 26 persons were injured,
in('Juding 11 firemen and two police
officers.
flames. f
the futile attempt to re.15h the "'°':
Police alleged the trio apparentl~·
operated as call girls from the apart·
rnent and circulated in local bars.
Eire ('(lmmissioner Robert O. Low·
ery called it ··almost a miracle" that
more residents did not perish in th e
"In terms of fatalitie5, lhis is the
wor st apartment house fire in New
York in 8 or 10 years," Lowery said.
Fire fighters poured hundreds of
gallons of water on the flames, but
as the water hit the building. the
structure was transformed into an
eerie ice sculpture.
All 12 persons trapped by the
flames were huddled in one apart-
ment. where they had gathered in
The policemen first ·OD µ.. acerie
raced into the buikting already en·
gulled in flames. Clambering up lire
escapes. they roused tenants and
guided them to 1afety.
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The peaceful use.
of the atom
comes to
Southern CalifOrnia
. • 'i .
l0urSin Onoffe nutrear g'enerating station
is now feeding eleclrici!y Into Edison tines.
eecaus·e yoo·re ge111ng power~M"thls. new
source, we'd 11,ke to explain how electricity is
made from a!om1c energy.
Inside ihe 140-foot dlame!er steel dome
thal Is lhe most prominent feature ol the San
Onolre plant is en atomic reac!or. the steel
ieactorvessel, enclosed in a concrete c"h.mber,
contains milllont of tiny pellets of nuclear luel.
These pellets produce energy in the lo rm of heat.
Tht11 uranium pellets are ,only "sllght!y
enriched." That means thal less than rour per-
cent ol !he malarial is active. In !his sligh!ly
e nriched form, lhe uran ium reacls as a
steady, entirely controllable heat source. And
lliat's'1ll it can ever do, because of the kind of
uranium it is.
The heal from the reactor is used to•turn
waler to steam. The sleam then spins 1u1bines
\hat Qert$Jale elec1rieity.
The advantages or nuclear stations are
lh at lhey ere clean and quiet and produce
eleclriclty economically.
Nuclear generation of electricity is 1n
answer lo lhe ever increasing power nel!tds of
growing areas. It's one more way we have lo
provide you wi!h a constant. plentiful supply
of eteclricity. Tliat's what our customers want,
and as an inv estor-owned u!illty, !l's our bus!·
ness to make sure lhey get it.
We invite you lo visit bur San Onofre
Nuclear lnlormalion Center. It's localed on the
West-&ide of Highway 101, live ni11es Sou1n of
San Clemente, ()\ler!ooking our nuclear power
station.Open dally, 9 am lo 5 pm.
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"' la.bOratory technician at the Na.·
tional Communitoblt' DUea.se Center
:n A tlanto ret'l'lOW'• fluid from on egg
rn a test for Uola.ti071 of 1nfluema
Jinu, A wintn flu epj<Wnic i.r ~qi.
. ng great sections of the notion. • When 46-year-old Remy Sl•m&Mn or
r'hiladelpbia stopped hil car to pick
<Jp the pair •• , one in a mln!Rtrt and
;be other lo tight slacks and a 1WUter
"io match ••• be dldn't realize the two
.vere not what they seemed to be. 'nle
reault, be told police, was that the two
female lmperaonators atronprmed
nlm and etcaped with '90. • Air Force Mal« g,. A>llenea
found a Joopboll 1n the aecrecy that
surrounded b.11 new ustpment. He
-By U ..... Prw ....,_11111 · Ntw Y•k dtMt.
A aumN•• m111 cl lfCk air It .,.. M below la 1f1l1111Wa _, &ripped 1:be ncnheut today ad drove MuHU, N.Y., I blloW 11111 V 1111
l.lqif!'atm'tt down to record 1ub-LocU, CODll., 1' bdMr la la E 111,
""" low1. . Pa., lllld • l>olow la PlllllllM, -
nia ,......,. dipped .. u da-nia eolli ...... -..........
l>olow aero la Rayllrook yd to » Plaiaa Statoo lllld. -a 11 lllo
below 11 Boonevllle, two DOl'tben for four d.IJS, HDt a ,_.. 11111 tit
Burgfury Ring
Leader Hunted
In Slaying
1o11AM1 (UPI) -tlla leader ol a
-l"lorlda burslarY rlna lllld tu. gold-eoJontd car were 10Ugbt today In
the °'urder of a ret.im1 tennis pro
and the wounding of his wile in a tun·
tlghi at their Miami home. Police, refusing to elaborate, 1aid
the man they want to talk to curreaUy
ts free on bond awaiting trial DD arm-
ed robbery cbarltf. .
I. H. (Ike) Macy, 1$, and hil WU.,
Mary Belle, 52, were wlltcbi.oa televil·
ion Sunday tllght wben two men broke
dmm the front door ol their ranch-
style home J:n south Dade County.
When one of the robbers bqu
rougblng up Mrs. Macy, police said,
her husband shouted, "You're -hurt-
ing my wife," and dashed for a tun
in hls bedroom.
In 111 exchange of g\mfire, Macy
was killed and tU wife waa critically
wounded. Hla body waa found in a bed-
room; lbe wu found lyi.rJg in a front
toyer.
Mrs. Macy ..... 'W1IUllded in tbl
cbett md arm.
Tbe Jnddlmt WU tbl IMest In •
teries ot more than siz: umolved at-
tacka on wealthy residents of the M1·
ami area this winter.
The most spectacular 1'0bberlilil
'"" the .theft ot a $1.5 mWioa ran · coiJi" collection from the man.Ion of
Wlllls DuPont, and a b01dup at-the
""',_. of Mr. and Mn. C&rllng
Dinkier .. -nett.I i:>oo.ooo in Jew·
ell.
the naJI• u tt mo"'4 1uttJia4. ....
l•I ---· lhlllll r* ad --lob-la Ill -. .... w.1thtr bareaa ,...,... a .. -..
break of aub-zero lilMta ..tllll ..
the u.Uon tn tbe Nclrtblra PlilM:
"nl• bitter cold ............... ,,
llut 40 deaths. ,
Jn ""'"" Ra-~. Ibo tchool eommtttee, iuleil a.at pr11 cu
attend clula In llKb. 4 -'*' ol lrolllllta ..... ... _.... amoa, lirJI wtlria& mWs'*'fl.
In oortbtrD Tau. IUQ ldloeb
rtmalnod ~ 1'11uda7, -ol MondaJ'I 1CI ltofm. Ja Bl2 kM&,
Tez., a Trallwayt bUI IJddded • an
icy road and hit a tree, killLnl the
driver and ioJurlna all PUHDltll.
Many 1c.hoola 1bvt dOwa 1D Ark·
1n1u becauae at ~ bl&h-
w1y1. Two boyt wen killed 'Wben
their 1led coasted off a bill aDd bit
a parked .car in J.Jttll Rock.
Snow "I' .to 1 inche• dHP doaod
lndlana blCIJW11•· &oine .eboola were
closed In the eentrll tWrd cl. tlMI at.ate wbeN IDOW Md drift911 'ap tD
• foot deep. _:_
Electric Chair .
Sentence Given
1~¥ ear.Old
PAIIUSVILLS. Olllo (1JJ'l)-·Allor-
M1' pupand -•la ..., to -
a 16-year-old bi&ti ICbool ~· out of Ohlo'1 electric cbalr. ·
J'r9Cl M. Sllllllick Jr. WU ..... iM:ed
to dla Ma, II, a ,_ ,illd 10 da71
from tbt date 111 1tabbed bll taa.r to
death with a b•YoMl.
With notleeabie .Uort Ibo boy bold
back ..... -bilnl lid~ tram tbl ONbWWW ·1'Mn ... 1'• --.......,. Bio-· Jobo ----............ wu told hll 1ram1er 1rom Beale AJr Post Off~·ce Force Baa W&I top MCl'9t and bil .&:
court'• -..,.,,. • -lo< a new trial before the Seventh Dlltrict
destination could not be dilcloeed. Not.. -
1n, iu. -. -• pootal ztp O..eues Form code for b1I new bue, be mected the ~u
zi p code dlrector1 at the poll omc. -.
;:i,.:.•=.u-torDaN..,, .. For New: Stamps
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SL AD1l>ony'1 School in K-Ciiio,
ii now a "Scruminl E ..... " 0... J• D. MalldeMa, comm&Ddll' of the
famod 10111 Alrbonte Div!llGa, -
51.ter Carole her winJ:1 in f9COlll1dm
for ber wwt In the "IJtue Leqm of
Green Beret," a group of Jcnmastc'I
1be formed to' pray for Ml'V1cemen,
write leUerl and send .-.,.. to trccplinVlelDam. •
Critical ·cold
Court of ~ ... v .... ..-.
!Ao 00.V C-.0• l'laaa hdp JoaaP.CWrk.--tha
.....,; ...-. -bad -" ~ 1lloCtilr 1*k to t ... = to question ber about previOUI -·· J-Clalr· ..... lned· •. state objection apinlt tbe move .
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Emtern Snowmen M~ by Heated Dixie Currents
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New Australia ·
Premier Vows
America Ties
CANBERllA (UPI) -John G.
Gortoa, • -fllblc' pilot, ....
tbe prime ~ ol A-
lcday and .us "" will -.... Unit-
ed statu .. 100D U polltie to keep
a 1·1v1 Aultralia't bcmdt wttl!. tb1
Whltl HoUle.
... don't Dow Pr.ident Jobmon
Wft'f wU but I nald bopo to l>o -to build tomethln& of ille SUM '1nd
ol rdatlcmlllp" .... lata PrinM Mlllb·
tar -Holt bad with blm, "" told a nnrt ooafertDCe.
He Aid that Holt, mt ud praum-
ed drowned whlle swimmtnc oil the cout Jut month, had a relationship
with Johnlon whk'h "was •cnethinl
unique ilDd of great liplficance."
"l hope to build on tbe same foun-
dations lo make sure it endure•," be
oald.
He bad vowed eulier to bep b1I n&·
tloo --In tbe lllbt ··-tho C-m..-1n v1 .......
• "We m • 1 t .abow tbem •&creuton
doun't pay. Wt lived tbrotCh an era
tome years back where we Jet it exiat
and loolr -· haP!l"'«I," ..., tbe taU. 1'llledlf bandtome oranee grow-
er cboMn 111 the gilvemin& Liberal
party to replace Holt
His electktJI, cmDfl OD the HCOnd baJ.
kit and put an American into the
prime mlnlJter'1 reskience. His pe-
tite wife, the former Bettina Brown of
Banaor. Maial, ball never taken Am-
tralllil dtiaembtp. "When I 10 to the
U. S., I'm ahray1-happy to l>o back
home,'! lbl l&ld.
' CAPS TOWll, -Alltco (UPI)
-Dr. -..... -Alrl-ca'• __.&.rt • ..,, ... =
.... ~ .. Amn:a-~
wbe ...a.wat tlllil wtindof
........... ''ftry bed lack.''
Blefbert ••• wbo nceived lbl beart of a cokrtd fl:dotJ worker Jan. 2,
k D 0 W S of tbe tNalplant upil'wdua
--'" Palo Allo, calll., ud that tho ..-, ...... -u. ii lD critic.a c'l'4ldttlm, Dr. Bert Bae---· ''BWbert tlld me It was -..., bad
luck lllld "" .... &lad ba (lllaiberl) ..... doinc • wtil," Aki Dr. :ec.
man, a member of tbe tellij ~ oper·
ated oa Blattll:rl-
He .id Bialblrl wu ''full Of jolbs
and dnllnl every momin1 and eve-nlnf. •• t'• • ...,. ........ of tbwtp)',"
Boomaa oalcl.
.-. .... -Lullol>l' in Germa ... tho ............ Nlol .
Dr. Cllrizllam .-. -lid .... open:tioa. 00 BlalblrJ, Aid hi ... not
owe ba -10 tllroltP with P-io ~ Callfonila Mart trUI•
plat ...,_ Dr. Nonaaa E. Slnml·
way.
It bad """ ---* * *
mlPl ..... to ---...... ., ' • fanDlf dwlut:I It tbl
VaiftnitJ ot M1=s1rt., ill pa~
lloo lor Banmd'I ~ lhlrd-
plut ---.' "He ls a busy boy riabt now," aar.
nard oalcl. "He bu loto ol -
lllld I doo, waol lo ..,_, Illa. I
lhlnlt 1>o IS qult.e capalllt ol ~-"*
thb --advic>." -oalcl "" ......... ,.......
ctrlala" .... -blo<dlal lllllfer. er by Kasperd: WU. D 0 t • form ot
re}ectiQa cl. the new beart •
Bt.Ubirg swung bi.I Jep cn9r the
.SI• ot blJ bed for 15 miDUt.es today.
ff1I wift, Eil9:m, aaJd ft"WU '"jut too
wonderful rar words. Ht lootl 10 years
youn&er." "Blalherl'•CGlldillno_,
_.... dq .,, dq," • -
from Groota Scbaar Jlolpllal Aid.
''Tbert an DO untoward 7) ..... ll'"lr
11.., .. -. Ha ..., "" .-. ec1·io alt 1n a cbalr sooa but at ~
enl bl ii only -to Ill up in
bed with· bil feet nstmc bl a cbalr.~·.
Blalborf, • -~ -Id the hurt of Clft Haupt, M, a ~-
ond mlll -· * * *
Ani111al Donors?
Heart Surgeon Hai.sea Possibility
SOUTH BIND, Ind., (UPI) -A pioneer heart lRll'I-pndlclo
trqaplntaUon of animal hearts into human bein&• and tbe elev~
menT of totallJ art1ficial hearts .
Dr. Cl>ar!OI A. Hufnaegel, dlrector of tho Gt« .. lown Ua1"r-
1ity Medical S<hooi'1 uperlm .. tal 1ur1lcal laboratory, told a -•
conference before an address .to -~ Dame student. that the tr..
plantation of IDimal hearts woWd l>o economical. · He uld tho calf heart la suitable for transplantaUon into humans.
The only primlte heart acceptable ia th1t of the gorilla, be said, but
railing &orillu ls too troublesome and upen1ive.
Hufnaegel traneplJ.nted human heart valve tissue u eatly u
1948 mid introduced the artificial heart valve a few years later.
"While the total artificial heart SO\Vel the erobtem Of tiAUe 1'9-
jectlon, which plagued heart transplantations, he said, "medial
reaearoh ii probably cloaer to a permanent ncceufu.1 transplant
than to the total artificW heart."
"An artificial heart with an external power 10Utce abould be
available in tbe next couple of yean, but a heart with a aelf-cootalD-
ed power IOW'Ce ii farther in the future," be taid.
JANUARY .·-sAEE!~ CGi~
THE 600DS IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE ARE PRICED
TO SELL IMMEDIAT&LY. THE ENTIRE STORE AND WAREHOUSE
INVENTORY MUST • SOLD THIS MONTH.
ITALIAN IMPORTS
ASH TllA YS -·--·-Rat' • 6.00
VASS --··---.. Rij:-10.00 a.a-• LMIHTB.. sm .... 10.00
CAHDLI HOl.DIR sm .... 1.00
a CID GLASSWARE
-p.n
-I.ti
-I.ti
-4.7'
1'-.......... .._ Cizt'r.._1
4 PIECE 6lASS sm _ .... •10.00 -$ 7.tl
LJeHTU sm ...... __ .... II.OD -11.tl
IJATMB IJNDHS_-R.,. .20.00 -11.tl
1La'9•-)
RE6. $10.00 NOWS 7.95 . I
RE6. $17 .00 NOW SlJ.59
RE6. $14.95 NOW $11.95
PLACE MATS
' :IS+.i11 &le11, OY•I
•M Wed9esl
Re9. $1 .50
NOW ffc
Oa111Gul Tlllles
Cllaln I lar StoH. o.c., •• ., C.t.n
.,.250/o-
POI IERY VASES, PLANTERS
& ASH TRAYS
ALL 20°/o OFF
WROUGHT IRON DINtNG sn
REG. $195.00 NOW $136.00
COLLAPSllLE ·SMALL TEAK
TAii.ES
REG. $10.95 NOW '$5.t5
FAMOlfS SALTON HOT TRAYS lELECTRICJ
Reg. $6.95 Size • • • • . • • . NOW $U6
Reg. $10.95 Size • • .. • • . . • NOW $1.76
MANY, MANY OTHER GIFT.ITEMS • AND AREA RU6S TOO LENGTHY TO
MENTION, MUST 601
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' BJ WALTER a llEABS New Ham~ COQld he Joq time .,,ant 1111 .... 1 '
--to a. Woot ~ Aail I llliDk wbea' r liidlCili WASlllNGTOll (AP) -llomocra~ prlmay flf 1116 wbal I llelleve in ud wllat
----lfJ'h'1M-C..-..C..lf.Rilia Id ~b-.rotii F. llliiliilJ_:__;,.-ltand-for-~I~
ne1. wbl c:onoede1 be trail.I defeated Hubert H. Hum-chance that picture.
JUclwd II. Nixon· in popu-pbfev, RornHJ beads for New
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larlw r.:1'• "m.•v be set-1 H ••-J 11 to Y ~ Hum~-, qalt the ·prul-.amps • .;.. an. • -up" or .Nlxoa-in New denua1a-;'J. after that ite-hll, campalp and 11 ~
Hampthin'a R e p ubllcan feat and ltennedJ went GD to Wed to vl&it at ~ ~t
prqldeDtlal l'flmlr1 • uya • win tbe nom1Qlti011 and the communities• that ;.aa,. ~ I
liberal GOP sroup. White House. expected. to spend'~_,.,
TM Npan SodetJ said 011. hil Uiltlal Cll'Df"l••trtp. Ja .Jtr nrrent ~ a LANDSLIDE VlCfORY . He hu madrt it dur ,be
Nlsoe-Bomner coptest. in "Romney !nay be a set-plu.I a cam.pi.I.en~ will
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up for Nixon jult u Hum-brlnr him lD peraoDal touch parey WU ·for: Ke:anedy," "With II m&ny voter~ U pol·
1be Ripoa•Sodlty uid. "Al slble in tbal apaD. itate "so
John KennedJ demamtrat-they will see What I have."
eel in ueo a t1rM11Jlde •le-'Ibe primary 11 March U.
tory, e~ over an oppon· Po0u. PUBUSllED
ent wlio Dever really had a ........ _, .. ..., t -"li b chance, can bt made a con· 'ue n1pon ~e Y....., a ·
vincing selling point in lhe ~ I poU taken &mOJI& reld-
campaign for delegitt vote s en of its . ~e.wa1etter, Tbe
in other states " Forum, wlth.tiO percent r1-. tine New York Gov. NelSOn R om n e .Y told news.men A. Rockefeller their first
Wednesday m New York &ft-choice for the GOP nomm.
er ~pletiq bi.I foreip ation. . r
tour: I a m an underdo1 It repor1ed 78 percent ot
and I have an uphill batu.. the readers responding con.
I'm not unaccustomf!f! '° aider Rockefeller the Re-
this." publican most likely to de-
Before flying home, he feat President Johnson. But
told Paris reporters who 7UJI peretint of the same Ub-
aaked him to comment on eral Republicans 1aid Nix·
public opinion polls •bowing on ha1 the be1t ·chance of
him further behind Ni.Ion winning the nominaUon. now than last June: "Oh, I Rocnfeller mlintainl be
think that's a rtflection of won't aeek It.
the prtu more than the peo-The society said the poll's
plf. most noteworthy result was
SETUP COl!llNGf
,Hopeful _...,
••1 thiak the press has Romney's "poor showing" '!!!!!!HJ!!!.U!!!3!5!!!!'!~~~bee~m~~v~ery~~Be~l~•~tlw~~i.~,~a--he was ranked fourth
! choice for the nomination.
HOPING TO SCORE
Old Pro Nixon
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La1111 o/f,,,.,,J 'laalil'J
lo IL, L~,J,or' d.Ha /,;,.
01111r 21 g11ar6 •••
e l>iamon<U e W.atehts ester ling
• Jewelry made to ordn e· Fine 1ewtl-rfl
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J. C. Hump"hries
JiwUfs
1823 New po<t Blvd. •
Costa M ... ··: '541401 . .:.;
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go int~ orbit
about your
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The society 1ald readers of
Jtl new1letter could be ex-
pected to be receptift to
Romney 's c1ndidacy and
"this lack of support from
his most immediate ideolo· ·
: giCal constituency reveals a
ae.rious weakness in Rom·
ne,y's drive for the nomina·
Upn."
make against Prealdent
Johnson on ·ttie Vietnam ii·
sue. .
McCarthy, who opposes
the war policy, told an in·
terviewer hls declslon to run
in New Hampgbiu me.ans he
.will have to give up tenla·
11Ve plW for a foreip trip.
Former Alabama· Gov.
PLANS TO ENTER . George C. Wallace,,.auured
Sen. Eugene J . McCarthy a p l·a c e qa C&liforota's
of Minnesota, who also plans presidential ballot for his
to enter the New Hampshire American Independent Par·
primary but on the Demo-ty, told a Santa Men\ca,
cratic side, said be doesn't CaW., news conference he
hive any clear indication thinks his party. wW get OD
• wbat kind of 1howing he can . the· ballot Jn all 50 ~tates.
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Senate Studies Code
, On Finnnce A ffairs I
,:O~JNGTON'(A!'l .£...~ 'ti-;~lt• n 1.i)as
Tli\e Senate's ·bl.partiaa·efh.: bee• S { n a~t.e Republican
let committee Is mart· it I_ U•r Everett M. D~n
completion ... of lb propose'1 of IlUnoi.S who conlllfrads standards of conduct f o r '
senators, Senate officials that f l n a n c I a l dilclo·
and Senate employes. sure proposals would make
At the heart of the code second -class citizens out of
lt will submit ls expected to senator&.
be some kind of financla1 Sources close to lhe elh·
disclosure requirement. ics committefl, officially ti·
Wh1tever form tbl1 take1, tied The Select Committee
It 11 certain to lead to con· on Standard• and Conduct,
troversy within the Senate indicate It will take a mod-
over the difficult and sen-erate approach that will not
1ltive Issue of bow far, lf go as far as Clark would
at all, men should be com· 11 k e but that will not suit
pelled to go in disC"losing Dirksen, either.
the an:iou?t and the source_s The sharp divi.slon In the
of their Jncome, ass,eU, li-Senate wu reflected in the
. 1billtie~ ind bu~ess and 46-42 vote by which Clark's
profess1on1l 1ctlvibes. proposal was rejected last Sen. Joseph S. Clark, I). Se L 12 Pa., has been 1 leading ad· P · vocate of requirin g senators Although Clark was -de·
ind all Senate ai4es earn-feated , the vote was the
lng 110,lm 1 yea r or more closest yet. And on~ argu-
to file ind mak public an· ment used against him w~s
II deta iled fin ancial that the Senat~ should wait nua Y a for the recommendation of report. its ethics commi ttee.
Helpt Yo1 Overco-
FALSE TEETH
Advoc1te1 of financial -
dh1cloJUre bad their c1use
boJstered by former Presi-
dent Dwight D. Else nhow·
er In a recent ma gazine
A .... ric•'• i.,..... T•x S.rvlc. with Ov9r 2000 Officitt
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Shortly before Congress
adjourned last month, Sen . ,.
John Stennis, D-M1ss., th e
ethics committee chJlirma n.
said rt expected to put Its
recoilimendaUons into nnat
rorm shortly:
He asked that the Sena te
leadership 1et 1 time for
taking up Ila proposed
1tandards of conduct liter
this month. However\ •c· tion may be delayed since a
.-blale over a civil rifhb
bill m1y Ue up the Senate
alter it retllt"lll on Jan, 15.
Financial dl1closlll"9' Is
only part of the code ot.con·
duct the etbl'cs committee
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GI Console s Parent s
l.ettf!r Shows lie Knows W.hv He"Died ..
Jl'REMONT-tJPI\ :.. JI.. be to(ether qain le< lier-killed lut 'l'llesday 1t Quas
lor9 be left for Vietnam sev· nity. I tend my love ..o you Nam, where hia unit wU -'Kids -L\e fo ~.
en weeks a,o, MaiiDe GU')' Ill 8Jil-aay: Be proud, no& eq11ecl in Operation Au-• , .1
MM'idlth, %1, Fremont. ten sorry. Jt LI for thl1 country,,_;bunl~~-------~--~·A~-~·k~A~n~d~y;;;';;;;i~·~·-a seUelf•tettw'wttb bla par-thi crel te1t country 1nd-tlii11
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1 DAILY PILOT T-, .-, •, 1961
Mare AntU for Israel?
'LBJ, EshkoI ·End Talks
On Mideast Rearmament
SAN ANTONIO, T e s .
(AP) -President John-
100'1 talks with Israeli
Prmle Minister Levi Dhkol
have produced an lndica·
tion that a Soviet buildup
for Arab nation1 may mean
more U.S. arms for Israel.
Thla wu the outcome of
confer•nct• spread tbrou&h
25 hours Eshkol spent at tH
LBJ Ranch StmdlJ • II d
Monday -conferencn •t
which U.S. officials h.ci said
a dur.ahle peaCf! in the Mid·
die East would be the prime
subject.
A joint statement omitted
any pledge that the Unit·
ed Slates would allow Israel
to buy 50 F-4 Phantom jet
lighter plane•. E 1 h k o I
wanted them as an offset to
wbat be says 11 a dangerous
resupplying of Soviet arm~
to tht Arab l\IUOD• after the 1ituatlon.
,June. war with tar.el. "The President airffd to
But the prime minister Hep lsrae1'1 millt.ary de·
didn't leave the LBJ Ranch fense capability under at.
in the 11eet·1paLlertd, iced· Uve and sympathetic exam·
over Tex at hill country inatlon and review In U1e
empty haDdM. _The state-light of all relevant factors,
ment aaid: , · including the sh.Jpment of
"Tbt Pre1idenl and t b e military equipment by otb·
prime mirlilter considered ers to tht area."
the lmplicatletn1 of the p11Ce An Israeli newsman who
of rearmament ln the Mid-came to the United States
d.le Eut and the ways and with Elhkol uid. that "we
meant of copin& with t h I s got an Insurance policy." . * * * 'fr * * Arabs, Israelis
In Border Clash
AMMAN, Jonlan UJPl)-
Israell and Jordanian tanks
and fighter planes fought a
day-long battle near the Se.a
of Galilee Monday. It was
one of the blttere1;t border
clashes since the June Mid-
east war.
Each side blamed the Oth-
er fOf' starting the exchange.
WU abot down and fell bl
flaIMS on the Iaraeli-occu-
pied west bank of the Jor-
dan, Amman Radio said,
The Jordanian radio sa.ld
one Jordanian soldier was
injured-in the fighting and
seven civilians wounded.
three atriously.
At the peak of tbt fight·
ing, I1r1ell jet fighters
swept acrou the river to
bomb the vUJaa:es of Deir
Said, Kufruj•, Kulrub1 and
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Israel said one officer was
killed and four border po.
Hee injured in the attackl.
Israel aCCU1ed JordAn be-
fore the UN Security c:o.dl
of "de.liberate and oopro-
voked attacks."
Kufr Saum. I-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_.,~·~~~'--~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11'1'.U tanks and trucks
burst into namri oo the east
bank of the river, J6rdanian
BANGKOK, Thai 1 and
(AP)-Thailand wW ask the
United Sta&et for more heli-
copters to help fight the
growing gumilla move-
ment in northeast 'Jhtl\ncl,
Mlai Prime Mi.nirblr Tban-
om Kittikachorn said Mon·
day night.
Thanom •a.Id on &JTivat
from the northdll. city ol
Chiengma.I that 'n.au..t ·
need.I the belicopers lo lift
fretb troops and 1upplle1 to
help iovemment forcet bot-
Uinl turorists in. 1MVeral
crlu.:.J provlncel.
Thaltud already bu tak·
en delivery ot about ZZ bell·
copfsl ad a.notber 20 are
on tbllr' WllY.
-· -la ocliod-uled to lea" for Soall VI· etnam Wedneldliy, said he
will visit the IAotian bor·
der next week to a1ses1 gov·
emment me•ures apinst
a 1trona: C:Ommunlat force
which ba1 Ued down at
leut two battaliODJ of 1ov·
erruiient troops Jn eounler·
iDIW' .. DQ' oper•lion1.
U.S. Envoy
Conferring
In Cambodia ---=~
PHNOM PENH. Combod·
ia ( AP)-Ambauador Chea-
ter Bowles conferred w I t h
Cambodlu Premier S e n
SaM for ball an hour today.
The talk wu deacribed as
cordial, but no details were
disclosed.
Bowlet is here to dilcu11
the use of Cambodian terr!·
tory by Commtmist Vietna·
mete troops. After their in-
JUal talk, Bowles and Son
Sann had • "working 1e1·
1lon" with Gen. Duong Sam
01. the Cambodian defense
_mlnilter, and Gen. Nhiek
Tiou1ong, iMpector or t h f
Cambodian for~s.
Bowle• " to lee Prlntt Norodom Sihanouk, t h e
Cambodian chief of state ..
on Wednnday but there has
been no Jndic•tlon how kin g
he will !9D\1.l9 bl Phnom
Penh. PreUdent Johnson
sent him to Cambodia after
Sihanouk ...... to dltcUIS
the UH of Ida territory by
Norib V....,_.. and Viet c:onr troao.; wldCb u. s. of·
ficlall ~aum tUe nfua• tn
Cam-lo -U. I. a n d Soutb Vietnamese
"OOJ>O·
One laraeli jet fiehte:r officials said.
Viet Cong Forcing
Lads, 13, to Fight
SAIGON CuPI) -The
si"tuation has grown ao bad
in the Mekong Delta for the
Ccwrunamiata that the Viet
Cong now force1 13-year-old
boy1 into main c0mbat
urua., a senior U.S. com-
JDMder •aid 1oday.
Brig. Gen. William R.
De9obry, leavm1 altar two
,..ar1 suvke as C h l e f
American Adviser In the
Delta, told new1men th e
Viet Cong ol the Mekon1
simply cannot aet enough ..........
"They're &oing to lose
theH kids and when they
lose these kkls where're
they tome to go?" be said.
The , ..... a1 pr<dicted
that in one to two years the
allies h1:Jain the m ilitary •
upper in the. swampy •.
heavi11 populated Delta
which for decades has been
the _.in.· .......... d.
At one time the Delta guer·
4 Deserters
rillas sent as many 11 t ,.
000 fi"ghters a month to oth-
er areas of South Vietnam,
he 1aht. But now, said De·
sobry, they are forced
to press the U.year-olds into
service to keep their ranks
level at 80,000 politic&J work·
ers aod 20,0llO main foree
lighten.
· The O.l&a utlnds 150
miloo -'/rom Seip. To-
U,. lho Soulh -IOYlftMIM!llt b a I 1.IO,IXIO troop• hWltlnl tuen"Wa•.
Tbett are alto 4,0DO U.S. Ml-
Wtrymen plus .cattend
smaller American u 11 i t 1.
';Buically we have the
proper bala.oct;, ~· the &ea·
eral u.id.
Sabotage
Cl.aimed
In Crmh.
CARDIFF, Wlln (IJl'I~
T Be G• A BriUU E~ Airwa11 0 I Ven (BEA> com~• t jolllner
which cr.-hed ·in ibe Medi· 'S · tu ' i.,, ..... -..-.,. anc ary with the .... ol .. -....
sabotapd. BEA Clabm.an
STOCKHOLM (AP) · ..... -Sir Anl.tK!nJ MiJwlrd wu
Sweden granted sanctuary quoted U •Ylnl todly.
today to four American de-"Our. tnts b.lve Pl""td 11
serten who jumped ship ~ was ubotqf:," tbe L..-
Japu to protest the Viet· Timet quolld blm &1 uJin.1.
n.am war. "We m 'd • ow .own
The decision tty the Alleru. 1-11irJ Into are Cftll!I Md
Commisaioo w•-= Ill. I leat cubiOa sbo'.wed •t rn: ita \'Wdictlt *4 tliitit .. In esptoUve. dnice appNr·
did not camider tbe Amsi· Id to have beel on bolrd."
cau M poUtlal refu,_. t.t Mihr.nl, accordlnc to tbe
thal Ibo)' _... lie --· hod no pooiDff to remala la IRdee for the er 1 -"1 tt. aircraft,
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POWELL l'tlOPOUNDS -llarlem .De-.ai Ad11111 Clayton Powell bolds news
conferenet1 rllllina from the jovial to the sertoua. but ·moatly Hrioua at Los
l;npl• lloadada~ ...mini tor • IJ*Ch at UCLA. Slmple" otalementl -on· hill IUpporl Of enl ,..,,_ for re-electioa, "I have lo tall: lo blm lint" -
Oii the 111115 Cl , llilbll Act, wblcb be holped oulbor, "b11111't meant a thing. It's
fl>MDl"11'w1. Green fowv•. l'!l .lo go with Blaclt l'owW."
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LOii ANGELES (0) ..,
Adam Cll)'loo -IQI -..... bu ..-111
pooltloa oa civil rl&bll
-bll--llomllle Ho... of fteprfteatliUvet
ia.t -~· I. He Nya II ill
,.,. eutttna •••Y earlier ·
cM1 ·""'" ...... ' ' . Po.,.U. ~ "" thlnl
• known trip 1o ilie lJollld
sta~ lhtc:t hill· •If~·
ed eiile: m: tbe Bahama Jn
' Jat8 1911, uid be· WoWd tick
off Ilia tom' with a watt to.'
day -Ulb Wolil, Los An-
plesl ~ Negro d!Jo.
trlct, ' to meet with all my
90Ul brothers."
The 5&-y'ear~ld P.owell,
from New York's Harlem
dilbict, still faces arrest on
criminal contempt chartet
stemming from bia failure
to . poy a libel jud(lllOiit
against him . He won a 1fl87
special election but dJd not
claim his seat in Congress.
He said he would not re;
tum to New Y'O!"k beeause
he wu ·"a victim of that ob-
scene, illeaal ·court order."
At a newt conference fol-
lowing a fiigtit from Miami
Monday night, Powell said
he had been instrumental
in obtaining "jobs and edu-
cation (or poor whit.es and
. poor blacks.'' Now. he said,
Congre11 : ill '"cutting .that
away as fast as Jt cu."
He said the United Stat.es
is now "engaged in a second
Civil War" a.nd that he
plans speechea on "t h e ,
black revolution."
The passage of cJvil rightl
laws, Powell said, "hasn't
'·me8nt anything. There were
two riots in Watts and It
didn't improve one bit -
l M Ad In • except for one nice picnic."
Organ Poo : an . n1its sligating ~~' ~:.s:;;,<!: w~~,~~.~'.
For med for s. J IGd . v~\,,. United State• be· lll3lf3 ; fe 0 nap1ng_ came a cepublic ," Powell said, 1'beeau.1e a tilack man T 1 -ts was killed on the Bolton ranspwn . LOS ANGELES (AP) despicable msnner in which , Commons. And it just mlgh·t
LOS rnGELES (AP') _ Barry Worthin gton Keenan, he involved Mr. Amsler -be necessary that we reeov-~ that Mr. Amsler was not er Olll' democratic splrit6f
Doctors at aeven Los An· 27' has admitted being "in· voluntarily cooperative and having a few more people
geles area· bosN+ .. 1 •. ho.ve stigator and prime JTIOver" that he , Keenan. robbed this die." ,........ of the Frank Siiliatra Jr. kid· d r· c1a t f h" f if,1" -~~----== formed what they--call the · e en n o 1s ree w • naping in 196.1, adding that He said Keenan's _ stater
wortcrs_ f!rs.t pool of organs he ''made up and perpetuat-ment cleared up the hoax is-
for transplanting. ed" stGries that it was a sue and "made it clear that
'nle ~~' called The -hoax lo gpin pubU~ity. young Sinatra had nothing
Los A 1 _ K e e n a n, serving 12Y.r: to do wtth the kidnaping at ngeK<S Transplanting years in prison for his part Lake Tahoe on I>ee. 18,
Society, 1aid it hOf".es kid· in the kidnap. made the · 196.1 except as a victim." neys and eventually hearts, statements in u. s. District"---·--------
lungs and livers will be Court ·Monday as Joseph·
transplanted from persons Cl d A I 27 · th who ga'e "--1"ssion befo•o Y e ms er, ' ano er 1"'' "' • of the trio convicted. was
dying. freed on, Tive years proba· 'nle society's chairman. tion.
Dr. Richard Glassock, said Amsler and Keenan were
Monday: '''.The public must sentenced to life imprison-
be told that If we are goirig ment in 1964 but their 1en·
to do organ transplantation tenees were later reduced,
on a widespread basis, the Keenan's to 121h ye a rs.
utilization of organs f rom Amsler's to 25. The thlrd
deceased persons ls essen· man . John W. Irwin, 46, was
tial." sentenced to 16 years. He
McCarthy Plans
Tour of State
was freed on five years pro-
bation la1t month.
Keenan was the only one
of the three who did not ap-
peal his conviction. L a s t
May Irwin and Amsler
were grantid new bials by United Press . lnternatl~al the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of
Peace candid.ate Eug~ne Appeals. whlch ruled they
S. McCarthy, hls ~amp&lg~ were not granted rights re.
for the Democratic-pres1· qulfe<l_in_ a -deatlf piei\illfy +--.--~~~~ dential n'omination chilled
by indifferent party profes-
sionals and a cold shoulder rtom Bobby Kennedy. pre· pared today to warm up
with a swing through some
·of CatlfOrni·a:•s -pa:Cifis·t u·tiJ·
versity centers.
At the end ol a trying day
Monday, the Minnesota sen-
ator announced he would
leave Washington Thursday
oq a six-day camp~gn tour
of California, to.J n c I u de
1peeches at Stanford Uni·
versity and the llniverlity
of SOutheMI CaWOrnil. He
plans to run in the state's
June 4 primary.
case.
Attorney George A. Forde,
prese'nting oral arugments
on Amsler's behalf, said he
had re-id a statement In
which Kee!>an "admits the
No Strike Talb I~
LOS ANGELES fUPll-
No contract negotiations
were scheduled toda1' be·
tween management of the
Los Angeles ijerald-Exam-
ine:r and striking unions fol-
lowing an apparently un-
productive 1es1fon Monday.
-~aduation from Stephens College,-nomotfer what age you Qre. Open your
~i5s .. Mackenzie set out to see the world. Marii:'lers Savings Account today and eam
The money was there waiting for h.er. At the nation's highest prevailing interest rate
-...... an early age, .her thoughtful father· set in completa . .safetyo ~
>.ti,,._a trust account with Mariners Savings. '
She make• her own deci•;on• now, but 0 MARINERS AVINGS
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1. ~t 100cubic_inch"1Hs m... Cttalint': llit M ' .~ ilt11n,11 ~~Ger isn't hear'-I a1 ,"'9, eithlr.
;t_,Thev'vac.oi.gliton10Wide·Trec~. But1htfhl , •
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light mainten&llCI' of a
uilbl»t.
e A private party will clea.n
the junk aat of yoar ...
rage !He, In exehlnfe lor .,. __
• Ulled furniture ii wMted
on consilnment, top a
auarantted!
• ~ to find • Kenmare
Portab&e dilbwaiblr, very
lllUe --at a rnJ U Y• ....
• There is one ol Dlolt
unique llttle Dectric cen
tor •le; unfartLmately
the owner I~ too • Ill to
drive.
e An experimced power
boat llklpper la awailablet
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3. Youge\abig'-oar121 -lnch-blie.
4. c...._ ilyting. eat.llna ha lllctt hiddtll ~
vinyl Nb flll llld Magini tpllt .,ill.: "
5. Conipore ~luo. cntln1·\1rtc11t;~
is thll highoil in ill cl ...
For 'the same money,
~ Witt "'°"' vo<t ~v hllven'tc.outht up.
3i 11 '-Mlcl)el, If 'i'OU don't think two lnchel maloeo
1 lilg dlflwrencoi; r~ ir\ 1 ~line( .
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Pontiac's comparison sale Is on!
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BOWLING FLASH DICK STOIFfLlll $HOWS THE DELIVERY fOllM HE USED TO ROLL ,H-NAL IACK·TO.UCK 3CID GAMIS. IT WAS ONLY THE 4TH . ...-IN HISTOllY SUCH A FEAT WAS A~llHID
Back-to-hack 300 Games for Mes.a's Stoeffler
By EARL GUSTKEY
Ollllloelfrf' .........
Several hundred people were elbow·
lng each other fOI' the best vantage
points behind lanes 17 and 18 at Kona
Lanes last Thursday night.
They were watching bowling history
unfold.
Word swept through the Costa Me~
bowling house that the plant's gen·
eral manager, Dick Stoeffler, was on
his way to a 300 game. He got it.
~ he did it •lain -two ol 'em
By 78-89 Defeat
ln a row.
Since 1895, when the American
Bawling Congress began keeping re<:·
ords, ooJy four men Mye rolled back-
to-back 300 games. The first coe was
recorded in 1924, the third in 1962.
Then came Sloefiler, on January 4,
19'8.
Bowline fOI' the CKC Music Stores
team in the Orange Comity 0 p e n
League, StoefOer's first pme in a
three-game uries was a highly re·
spectabl• ~.
Riverside's Mulligan
Jolted Back to Reality
BUI MWU,an Is ttle type of fellow,
who like tn09l of his et1achtng coun·
' ·terputa. Jovn to win.
. And by the same token,~ Bllf Is trot
fond ol locil'lg. ·
Jn fact, he can't stand it.
• So, you can lrnagine the contrast
· ol emotion he displayed when h\1 Rl•·-
erside City CoUege team won that
1toryboolc: finish from Orange Coast
nearly a yea:r ago, then when his
• Bengals dropped a 70-69 verdict at
'.Mt. SAC Saturday night.
· : Mulligan was so happy after the
; .flS.85 conquest of OCC-a win which
. came on Theodore Palmer's SZ.(oot
. '.shot at the buzzer -that he even
·admitted a reporter to the Tiger lock·
; er area following the duel.
' Undentandably he was pleased, for
. victor}' cave hi1 ouWt the right to
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' •t:i•M WMITI •:represent the Eastern Conference in ~.:the st.ala championships. >-·MuWgan had 10 months to bask in
f=the memory of Palmer's Incredible
::.:Shot. I •: Then along came Mt. SAC to spoil
:;,veryilllng-with a stunning last-sec·
• 'Ond triwnpb over Mulligan & Co., and t lbe latter Is still brooding over his
l•udden turn of ill-chance.
•: The Mounties , tabbed by most coach· ?-.es u the team to beat in the 1968 ~C chase, we.re tied with Riverside
and 21 HCODdl was left in lbe game.
RJvenkle was holding the ball, wait·
Ing for ooe lhot which would mean
a win or Oftrlime.
.: Howet's, Gene Victor, Ml &\C's
•nn '* boa, wa1 of the opinion the
Tiger• wen not penetrating tht z.
.loot ime. U bis observation was cor·
:rect. 1 jump ball should have been
t:alled.
aitd the bnt they c1• do h lie •• •
1a do•'I foal !"
The Moaatlet the• pat the hlift
In play and weal le werk setUa1
ap for a thol
A drlvlal layup matted aad a
Tl1er -ddeDder moved le block tlMi
altempt. Ull.fartuutelJ lte coned·
ed wl .. ~· MouU.· llhe&er, wH
somelHtw 1tlll mua1ed It 11U Ute .....
Tllal tied ll with one tecond to
to aad &he Mounties liad a hee
lllrow ceml11f.
Tbe throw was made. MaOltaa's
Jack bid run out. -..
'"J1'at kind o( win probably made
Mt. SAC," Mu.lliian said afterward.
"They'll really be tough to handle
now. If they'd have lost, they might
have fallen ·apart."
As for his own group, Mulligan Isn't
giving up beet use of one Joss. "1r
anyone goes through ia'Ieague games
with fewer thao two or three losses,
I'll 1be surprUed."
On ~. his opinion certainly ap-
pears lo be accurate. But in view of
Orange Coast's highly impressive ...
weekend showings. it may take a 17·1
or 18-0 mark to win the UUe. .........
Read Christensen. former Newport
Harbor High basketball whiz. is set·
ting tht neta ablaz.e for the Whittier
College Fl"Olh this season.
He was nam«l out.standing player
of a !"eCC!nt tourney and scored 28
point.I against UCI ln the finals of the
yearling affair.
Fans will recall hls ~mendous ef·
fort against league champloa Hunt·
ington Beach lalt year when be scored
the Sailors' first 14 points In the game. ... ... ...
And bow'1 thls for closers :
A football bowl game belr!g c&n"
celled becauee it didn't rain!
Well, tMt'• what happened a cou-
ple of )'fftl •IO ln Vialtetz:, Ore,on
wt.en lack of precipitation forced can-
cellation 0( lbe ber1'1 umual "IP
tcboOI attr*'ltOn ••• n>e•Mud eowi:
•
Never before had he rolled a sane·
timed 300 game. He had rolled four
299's. a 2!M and a 297.
Then, unexplainably, Stoeffler W£d·
ed. his way through statgerinc odds
and peeled off 24 straigbt strikes.
"I really wasn't getting too excited
unUJ the final frames of that tecond
game." Stoefller 1ay1.
"I had come so close to 300 so
may lintel and failed that I'd come
to the conclusion I never would have
a 300 game. But by the aeveatb frame
Whew! UCI
'
Posts 77-76
Squeaker
Doug Christe sc ored UCl's last
eight points and Jeff CUnningh.am
poured ln 20 points in the second half
to glve the Anteaters a 77-78 victory
at Santa Barbara's Westmoot College
MoDday night
UCI didn't lead. fn th& game until
29 seconds were left -when Christe
scored off a Nidt Sanden steal at
m.idcourt. He .cored again th~ 1ec·
onds later by swiping the inbounds
pass.
The game ended wttn Dt.rrell Mill·
ner grabbing his own rebocnd off a
mi,sed foul shot.
Nest outing for the AnteatP.rs ls
Saturday njght when the University
of San Diego visits UCI.
Both clubs put on great free throw
shooting ei:hibitions MoDday night.
Westmont hit 18 of 22 from the line
While UCl was canning 17 of 21.
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Df the second came the crowd W
built up. Everycme in the boUle wu
right beh1od me, dieering with ev..,
strike.
"Every alley stopped for tbe last
frame, and that didn't help. I felt
the most JftSSute on the final two
shots ol the second pme."
Stoeffler ·rolled a strike oa tbe Jut
frame ol bi1 fint game, .o hia total
WU .JS ttraldd strikea. 'lbe --loob like UU:· ~ -125.
Tbe ••Id record for a three-pme
aerie& 11 21'1·-.:Dt -... recorded
.., Allio -a1 Ladqlort, N.Y., oa
Od. 25, 1 ...
When Sioettler ncordecl 'bis 25tb
couecutive s~ Tbui,m, nltbt. at
obout 11 ,:10, Ille place -wild.
"The ... did • -· -lml· nest, .. Slolflle:r Niel, faeet6oalt,.
Stoemw • wunderiq H be atU1 had '
tile ....... -.~ ....... liq
ball ·Sundl1 ...... WWW.
''J felt I lboald bowl a aame •
two and a.djutt my ldekW1 ti.ct to
the 200 level." he llid..
He rolled a 171. then a 251. 'nte
Thursday seriel biked bia lelcue av·
erage from n8 to 222.
• By concidence, 8'oeffter'1 team·
mate. Bob Ramirez, crealild a ,.....
tion three maatbl .., 1'bea be rolled
300 pmes Oft ec:mecatlw 'ftmiiClaay1.
Stoeffer, 41, 1ive1 ia. a.ta Mull
'W:l.Ul hia wife, SUie, iDd -Yb. 13, and ...... Julie, lL 111'1 been
bowlin& liDC'll ltM.
Sports C:Uppetl Sh~rt
Kindly Ol' Vince Prai-ses
Raiders, AFL's Progress
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -Vince
U>mbanli, boea of the Natimal Fool·
ball League champion Green Bay
Packers, must be getting IOft toward
the rival American Football League.
Lombardi was· kind and cautious in
calling the Oak.land Raiders. oppotMffits
of the Pacll:C'I il'l StJDday's Super· Bowl
game, "very fine and very quick on
·defmse."
Lombardl gave the young AFL a
thumping endorsement.
''People call the AFL a lunior
league." l\e said. "It may be a jun-
ior league in tenns of years, but 1
don't think there's a helluva great dH·
le.rence between eieht yean aod 40
yean in our businest. You get to be a
pretty good V!:lttan in efght years."
weie-.: a
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. -Formtt
wetlern ama\eur champion Jim Wei·
ehen of Oak.Janel carded a 68 Monday
at Pebble Beach to lead qualifiers for
the Bil'lg Cr<>1by Open Golf Tourna·
ment Thursday.
Twenty-three: of the hopefuls made
the grade i.n competiUon at Pebble
Beacb and Spy Glau courses. Three
more wiU be 1elected Tuesday as the
re1ult of late cancellations.
Wei~s tOWi_ed _tbe COW'!' with 7
birdie• ud 1 bogie, fiDilbing oot ahot
oft ()pea dlampion Bill C.per's
coune record o( 65.
Ali.•l• a&h
Ai'LANTA -AUanta P'alCCJDI' 011m·
er Rankin Smith, repb'tn& to a tete.
.-ram from the AUanta chapter of the
National AsaodM.loa ror tbe Advanoe-mem o1 Colored ,,...... .., denied
that b.11 team b• "a racial policy."
The NAACP chapter Monday, in a
_... "' Smttb .. q-... National FootbaD Leap \eam's pol·
Icy and sped!ically merred to re-
ports that Negro flanker-Ron Smith
had been traded to the U>t Angeles
Rams.
INDlANAPOLIS, rnd, -The new
Americ., :Qasket:ball Auociation -
with a multicolor be.ll and three-point
basket -1tages lt.!1 first All.Star game
here tooighl
The most eye-catching of the ABA'a
innovations -the red, white and blue
ball -will gel ita first major televia·
ion exJ>()l!lute in a color telecui to the
league's other 10 cities, plus Los An-
geles and New York.
MIKE DURllN
Mesa's Durbin
N,,., l'-.1 \ -...
NEW voRK _'the ioog-•lmm<ring -Rookie of Year
AAU-NCAA feud over control. of am-
ate1.r athletJcs flared again Monday
when the U.S. Track and Field Fed-
eration threatened to take legaJ action
il the AAU suspnded competitort in
an invrtationa.I meet plained next
mooth.
"We a~ ready to challenge the mo-,
nopolistic meatrul't!s of the AAU in
court and get proper recfres1 if ntteS·
sary," said Father W. H. Crowley,
president of the USTFF, which is vie-
ing with the AAU over control of
tract and field eveintl.
NEW YORK (AP) -Dave Davis
ol Phoenix, Aris., WU named BowieJ'
of the Year aid MIU Darbia et oNta
Mesa, Calif., was named pro bowl·
lng's Rookie ol the Year Monday by
Sporting News.
Davi! was the leading money win-
ner for 1967, earning SM.IM and win-
ning stt titles.
Durbin won Profess.ional Bowler•
Association titles in Youngstown, Ohio,
#Id Tampe, Fla .. and earned '23,045,
most ever for • rookie.
Rustlers (0-2),Citrus (0-2)
• Meet in EC Bout Tonight
By RON EVANS
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, Unfcrlwaately for Victor, the men
:ln bl11et . and .mte failed to see it
•tiis way.
;. He stood It as along as he could -
!roughly 12 leC'ODCll, then went out on
~the tloor to object. That move et1s$. him • tecllakal fw1 and ruvenide
.kanMd the> ensuiq free throw.
Bucs Invade Danger Zone
Two ·ot the Eastern Conference's
taJlenders. Golden West and Citrus.
will be ttarcblng for tbelr flrst vic-
tory of the young EC slate tonight
when the Rustlers and Owls collide
at S.1il Peteraon Gym at Orange
Cout Collep.
Coach Dick Strictlln'• · Rustlers
di upped dedslona to Orange Coatt
(ll.f..13) and San Bernardino (M-75)
over the weekend to open the EC
ICheduJe.
The Rustlen haw won three out of
12. Alter tonight's game, Str1ctlin's
athletes boat Chaffey Frlday before
travelJng to Santa Ant a week from
""''gbt. So far, Shelley.~ the sh~tinf
CITRUS GOLl;>J:N WEST
1-2 James F Shelley 6-0
.M Thoma.son F Kordi.k &-3
M Phelps C Roblnton &-5
~ The lien .... then brought the ball
'1n bounds. nur•inl • one-point edge.
: Mt SAC fouled Ud Rlverlsde added
• Another lrM ttnw with nine seconds
•to ,o, • tMI a ...., lead.
·: Mlllpl .,.,,, • time eat t.
ten lllt ..... dlll lltntiH: "We're ...... .,_ ...... ..-, ...
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• blt tonJgbt, althougti ht: i~n 't p._., -
inl •n actual stall. "We cui't matcll
tbern IOCC ) on their shooting or tum
.pect,'' he explains.
~ Bernardino's ancient gym bu
prc#ed to be a testing cround , ..
most 14lf the EC title cm tender a since
sue.,.. ... _
M VnEppa
MYthH
M Wtak•-
M Vu.Epps
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omen TelTJ Btcll:, wfte's avvaglng
21 points per pme. He played only
13 minutes of thOlt lint tw-o EC •true·
gle1, yet canned 14 points. Beck was •ufferiDC from u aUle sprain.
Orange COast'1.tallfnted forces boast
anuaal tctrlnl'PUDCh with John Val·
Jely, Crail P'aJc_.-1-sruce Chapman
and Bart CarridO'"tlNdla1 tbe w11.
OCC llCOllJNG
JOhn Vallely
Bruce O..pman
Cr.ii Facoaer
Birt Cm1do
Ed S.blucll
Butcli. R.olllns
Georp Yule
'Tom Moran •
Doug Allen
Sttve _ J acoblen
R.lch Hardvove
Matll: Laney
ro 'n
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41 28
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Tim Salyer
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Thi• wu happening while coach
O. Edw8r'dl' Citru1 club w• taking
lta lumps from Fullerton llMl) and
Chaffey (17·791.
Luding ICOl'er for tbe visitors ls
&-2 forward Jim Jame1, Wbo Is oper-
atin1 at a 7J poil'lt-per-game clip. This
compuet favorably to Gol1en W"t's
te.un1· scorer, Mike Shelley, whose
:6-polnt outburst a1alnst San BeTdoo
boOlled his average to a healthy 19
per outlftg, ' -·
Ovenl1. Citrus 11 .. , ud the Owls
might oet be II lull """,Ill> fOr tbeir bout wttb the RuUer1.
"Several ti oar guy• are a UtUe
weak with tbit bu& that's golDC around
but t tll1nl n-'D be OK. Golden West
is tbt only EC team J haven't scouted •
so J don't know what they'll try lo
do a gal ml 111.'"
Ec!ward.I Mded he'~ been unhappy
wilh h1s clH'e foul thootlng, blam·
t g that fault fer the lou to. Chaf(ey.
&-2 M09eley G Martin 5-10
S.O Jones G Kleswetter .&-l
Marina &raduate, hu been 1:artyihg
the tearing kNd for lbe Huntington
Betft:h five. At one petnr!lbl the first
half Saturda7 nlcht at San Bernar·
dlno. the I-foot forward heel tight of
his team'a nine field 10llh.
The Ruflltts trailed quickly at the
outset Saturda7. 1.$-4, but were behind
by only 3$-31 at the half. But they
never came within s~ during all of
the secotK\ half.
GWC SCORING
Mike SMiiey
Ollie Martin
Bob Kit'swetter
Allan Robinson
PauJ Konllk
Lon Erickson
Jim Nenadal
Dennis Christensen ~farshall ·Wade
Jerry Gienger
Craic Tucker
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Clipped
·Short ·
Nine ol lllo Unllod Sloln'
greai..t 1YJ1U1Uta will bo
OD bud Satarda)', Ja, 2'11
-the SoUtbeni Coll! .... Ida Gymwtk:1 Alrdatloa'
coaducb itl "Gymautlcs
Olympic Preview" at UC
lrvine'• Campus 11.n. .
Jolla Pottar of· UCI al
Bob Lynn of USC art am-a
lllo . --lad lo compete.
'I'td:etl, wbicb irtlf be OD
a&Je at tbe box omce, wm
. be priced at $1.2' for D
denta llld '2 l<r -Proceeds from tbe .vat
will btlp send ....SLt+e
to tlla U.S. Gynma-
Olympie team trlala.
Glehtretten
He'• BitnJn '.I',._ Aleltldorl
... _
Brulllan bulrelball otlr Emil Raclled, aaven feel, nine inchu tall, can almOll
lluf! lbe baD wllllout Jumping. Racbal, Tom Duff (center) and caJ Fowler are
In Philadelphia for lbe ~rkl Cup Clllmpiolllhlp1. 'lbe two pJay<n on the lad·
derp!qfor.an.llalianteam. . -
BILLY KIDD
IN COMEBACK Jayvee Basketball
c... .. Ms ,.,, 14'1 "--
Lm'ry Bunce and Ben ADELBOOE:N, Switzer· Keftllr I» , 001 ,_II•
Warley of the An1beim land (AP) -Billy Kidd, 24, ~-111i ~ l~l1 '=~ •-••oa '"ff -.. _ __. a Colorado studfnt from Merl.., l•I o 111 ........... ~ -_.,.. VI. '--.. i.1 .. ,. tre ~ {II 0 fll INnNJI to plaJ Ill ·t& American stowe, , .. m-. • · · korln1 ,.w., c~wmi. .... 3 'n--L--.L.-" Aaodation' mendoul comeback after t.o..-....filleholtofi s. °"....,, 1 ~ s · -1-d 18 moathl of RI """"-_., corww •• ""-• lf,
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DALY..., f • Marina, J1~n.~i~gt~~' '~dM
Roar Into CJF·'s To 10 List
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Newport, Marina
Post Mat Wins
By STEVE EKOVICB
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Newport Harblr and Ma-
.. riM collected vll'llty wre•
\ liq victories to open Sun-
Ht League acUoa, and
Fountaln Valier won ill in·
ltieJ Irvine tearue encount-
er to highlilht area eompe· ddon Friday afternoon.
Corona del Mar dropped
its rlrat league battle lrith
a 26-2& loss to Loara.
Newport Harbor ttpt San·
ta Ana Valley's Slilltl on
tbeJ.r backs mo1t of Ume a1
the Sailors stole an ea1y 64-3
triumph.
Marina's potent mat
forces downed Anaheim, 44-
15, In • another rout, a n d
Westmlmter o p e n league
ho1til1Ues on a winnlnl, note
at the expe .. of Huntm1-
ton Beach, :M-lt. , -lllrN4' ,_........II
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In UCl's
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FLOYD STRAIN
Estancia's
Stram Off
For Samoa
Floyd Strain, 31-year-old
track and field coach at Es-
tancia High School, has been
assigned to a high school
coaching poaitJon in Samoa
by the Latter Day Sal.DU.
Strain and his funny will leave for Samoa June 31.
A craduate of Occidental
C<llle1e, Strain earned his
masters degree at Brigham
Youn1 Unfverslty. He came
to Estancia in September
or 1966 from Los Alios High
School.
ID addition to his track
and lleld dutie1, Strain hu
been a driver education fn.
1tructor at Eltancla.
"I leal'Dld lulmonth.thal
I was coing to Samoa al-
though I haven't learned Yt.t-1·ust where in S1moa I'll be
assigned,'~ Strain said.
"I'll be in Samoa Io r three year5." ....... ~ ·
Cornptaa ewur a 1i.o rec-.
ord, lncludiq ~ .. over
Morlnji (llMi) lllCl.H .. lln&· ton (llM3), •
Blg1e1t M'Jll'il• .bl t b e
ranklnp w11 North Tor-
.ranee ~I put, iJL 'ueood
place, de1plle belnf 111$·
tend. hy Comptoa ttwtee -
~ In a ~'IS· lh;llllll .
, Manna cip6.nd· twortour:-
namenti on. lb wlif .to tbe
flol1 y mart, taldft&,lb own
clas&lc and...the Buebo All·
.mltol,atfalr. ,, ~ H~wa<~ to Coll\peOo In !ta •Qll CJ!y
apectacte ""d l>l~) ...,.
ond to Marina In ltbe ....
totirneys 'the "lkinp-·,;on.
Cc:rona dt1 ·Mar· ·w a 1
champion of the Newport
and Covina 1atllerlnp llld
lost only lo Hnnlln&lon
Bu.ch (64-53) and Marina,
12.<8.
AAA TOP TEN
t. Compton (le.-0) • !Ill
2. No. Tott~ (lf..2) lM
3. ~Ina (U.l) ' 101
4. Hmit. Beach (I°") rl :s. ~on1 del Mar (13;-S) 72
e. LB Milllkon Uf.2) 49
7. Ventura (M) ~
8. Arcadia (11·2) 29
U. Aviation (1-3) 211
10. Covina (11·2) 30
Others -Anaheim (4),
Sunny Hills (4).
AA-A TOP TEN
1. San Gabriel (11-2) 143
2. No. Rlvenldo (If.I) 1"5
3. San Lull Obllpo (If.I)
4. Villa Park (8-3)
5. (tie) Yucaipa (12-1)
Cabrlllo (8-2)
7. Rosemead (1~)
8. Blthop Amat CM)
9. Verbum Del· (M)
10. Blthop Mont. (W)
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TOPS LIST
rl
'IS
116
56
41
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21
Marina, HunUnrtOn Bach
and Corona del Mar OOD·
ti"nue to dominate Oraqie
county basketball rant1n1s
today.
The rampaging threesome
held down thfl lHtt.-tbree
Jpots in the poll "While' ,New·
port Harbor·plc ked up Dlnth
place in the votes. '° ftnt a1l4t1r llJDI TllndaJ ....__ L_., IJ ~~at Butler UaJvenSty ln In· competition becauae of a : i dlanapol)J, Ind. broken leg. . IJ_,.lol Vdlt IJll V1llflello Cttl
'itllllinl -.: ff-' Jf, Cos" .... D.
w.1w1....., f1fJ '-"""' r1o11
Greg Beale of Co1ta Mesa
placed fotath In the high
school three-mile run Sat-
urday tO top Orante C.oast area en.rut. In uc· Irvint'•
annual Winter Run1 meet.
Beale's Ume Wa1 15:04:.
The race was won by Tony
Maker of Mira Costa fn
14:34.
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Couat)' Top 11
Fl'sh Report 1. Marina (31·1' llO
~ Bunce who at uven feet Kidd, wbo has finished ui
will be' tbe tallest mu in the top 10 in every slalom
the game, 11 avenging 13.3 race in this OlymJ>l;c ~·
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polnta per lam• and 8.3 1"9· aaid Monday be II quite
happy" and "tbinp ue :r:1:e.s~:e1.-ll =J eOming along nicely."
Al-.rw1.a Clf G !II Elmor•
lcorlnt wbl1 Fou"i.1n V•ll•r-Arledtl (, Mell • V1ltflci.-EMll 6 "-ffll--.: f-1•111 V•lle't n,
V1flrlct• 'D
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Scorl ... Win: W.!frliMl9r -Mc.
l ........ 2, P•r1<or I, /¥DoMld lt. St"·
thtto -"'"'' 1, VtrllltW 1.
Winner o( the open f.7
mile run was Bob Deines
of Occidental College in
32:41. Back Bay Track Club
members Greg Meek1 and
Chuck Allen flnlahed 17th llld amng 1.4 rebolDldl.
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Entries
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1, """' 2. AMIHll,,.__,.r_ 10, Srnlrh • Hllrtlns: MllrlM ll. All""l"' U
Bee Cage and eath. Other BBTC fin.
lsher1 were Rick Nabers
(72nd), Pat Kennedy (aoth), Summan• e8 Burton Roy (!2nd). Ed Ml•· ton (88th), Dan Carllon
(9'lnd) and Rick Kredel -~ ~r:· ""'i!l'l ,., (looth). ~1~ ui = C•/1Jl\1i~ BBTC members finishing ~= t 11 i clyl:tr: the blgh school three-miter
2, ¥./::' l""l~"t'"' ~ were Richard Priest (21st), ~rff1'1i:_J, fo. s. 111 Fr•· Ed Bell (27th) and Ralph
... m1"": ,....r1,. •· ANIM!ffll 21. Deer (33rd). List!ng "New· w.....__ tin """'· ... °' u•i port" as their affiliation g:,~tl' 1 1)l11 tr.~= were Dan Mooney (28th) • 1:1' s ! cm"f~ 1111t'rn.1:, ~ 111 Jn-Rich Pierce (59th) and Mike ....... '""1 c... -.. cu> N~~::.a~ :wr:' i: Flamm (MthCo). M .. J-1111 F 1121 Mot...., c~' ' 11 2. U1t1ng " 1ta eaa a1
l'lnM a.ua. • ..,..._ ' .,.., '"'"" c101 F 1'1 tom• ... r.:w:~;}4 •ffdl 31' wn•· their affiliation in the jun·
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t"tl• 1ti. fA ,..,_, HJ J·, ". Lon" -"'-• " lie~ 25'") J h E et! (32 d) Doc A. ... LM <Ill "'"*"'I 11J ---···~a.dl(UI t. I "". 0 n ver n . ,._.,."" o.-. 1w ~1 1u ,_ ,..-, , ,., '°"'""""'1 """ L_.. 24• ""-"" o.i 17· Tom Olswang (38tb}, Craig oce-... CM Y I 111 C-fllll Mw C•I ~· till ..,,. -no """"-' 121 F n91 "''' M<it....,... 121 ,. C4> M11i.r CJarL.r (30th), Darrtl Davis .. bw" U fJ GanulaJ • ~"' (I) C {IJ) W•lten W a
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Calflcn .... 1e co Hot1t1 111 ..::.,~~ 1w::"tl:.':~ ,.,. ~-UM -= 1. Torres (45th), Steve Casino
-• ~ 11 " on1 ·2· U..•• -' 1' (49tb) and Jeff Jerek (5Clth).
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CdM Visits
CM Tonight
Costa Mtsa. Hich'a under-
manntd Muatanp are faced
with the prospect of keep.
ing powerful Corona det
Mar at ·bay this-ev~inl
when the Mustan1s boil the
Sea Kini• in a 7 p.m. en· counter.
Newport ii at West.em in
the only other nflht same
tonl&ht l•aturlnl Coast Aiu
ldlool1.
2. Huntington (10-3)• '¥1
NllWl'Ollt c.vt'l ~......, ..,. 3. Corona del Mar (l:S.2) 24
.ie,.: 11 """''°' 11 "'"· u -_,, 4. Anaheim (U) 21 160 ndc COii, IU r..llbul. IDlftl"I 5. Troy (8;-0)" 17
a..c11w1 -n •ntltn' 111 11oon1"°' 11 G. Sunny H"'· (S.•) Ill NH, I caw COii, 21t rod! (00. UU
1.t.NTA M01111~ ·~•1er1: 110 roe11 7. Garden Grove (7-2). 12
c°':A•ADtsl cov•_,, _,.,., J0:1 8 .. SantialO (10-3) 6
toc11 eo11, " .,..., 1 "'1111u1. 9 Newport (7-3) 4
llAL •IACtt-1~ '"'""' ,4 Mnd '
...... J "''""'· ~ 10.~Santa Ana. (8-2) a
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WORLD'S LAHUT TRANSMISS ON 5'1'CIALIST
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League action, as are the
Mustan1s. Colla Me1a beat
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h'o •••Yl Ju•I don't proYid• tho
c•1h you• f1mily ..,;11 ., •• .:1 le
poy dobh, ••l•I• +•••• ond It ·
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You cfn lof"' your b111ino11 -
whole oncl h1•llt.y -lo• you•
f•milf Thi1 ;, pooili l1 lhro119h
&111i.,ou l••uronco. For "'"'' in-
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S.. AN. C.CW-59 •21N 21M Nlfttl ....... ,
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6% interest-
for 5 years
or more!
Todily, then are hirb-1TI1d• corporate
bonds a .. itable with yield.1 appl'Q,lcbing
•nd often et:oeeding 6%. Wi th 110me re-
cmtly l~oed bondl, a 6% interest rate is
Jlll'(:mised by the i.Wng coty0ration for 5.
10 or more years. There have been only 11
19't' times in the put 40 yean when bonds
of this quality have returned to high 11
yield The same is true of municipel 11eCUri-
/ies when their tax advant.agee a.re taken
into coruiideration.
Few quality investments ofter s Ii.led rate
of return for auch extended periods of time.
For additional iriformation, call the man-
ager of the Dean Witter & Co. office nearest
yau. Or, if you prefer, fill out the coupon
below. There is no cost or obliga tion, of
oouno.
You're close to men who know
when you invest witH ...
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Food for thought.
Five stocks that we like for 1968.
Because women are Spending more lime away from
home, they need loods that take less tlrM to pr1pare.
Btcause labot costs are spiraling, $ChOOl1, reslw-
r1nf!, hotels and in!tltutions are turnlna lo 1 variety
of convenience foods. Hutton's just published M1rkel W llvline•• Sur-
wy of the lood industry gives you facls-and figtJfes to
back up its recommencations o! live wt:ll-slluat!d
lood companies successtunr marketint con~lence
foods. These tssue.$ provide income plus thl prosp&et
ot ••tellent capital appreciation ln 1968. Just m1ll
the coupan"fOf your copy. No obhption, ot COLKMI.
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Energy Fund, a no-load
mutual fund. added Collins Hold it.-I llhoald have -tllln'd be & catch!"
Radio Co. to ill portfolio --------------------during the quarter ended
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Sept. 30, Dori ald C. Samuel,
fund pttsident, announced
in New York.
Energy Fun d's invest-
ment of 10,000 shares ol the
company at the present
market price is in. excess
ol llllO.O».
Custodian Capturefl
School Safe Burglar
Tbe aupect wrestled tlle
hammer from the woman
and begm blttins her .....
band. Mrs. SW.ninger ran .. out.
door• and called to nei&b.-
~ Del,_ lleonli A.
Cox, fll 1211 Hiptand St., VILLA PARK -A Villa him until deputlal nipond-reopooded to her cries, !boy Management Part High School cUltodian ed to bll -ca11. bolh ran aw Iha home. By
C Be 1 • early this morning subdued Kirkbride refulel: 1lt atve tbit time the IUlpec1. b9d ourse gms and held for sherilf's depu-offien1 an addreil or any_ fled outside.
I _.. t!es a man he allegedly other inform•Uoa. Bf'Olld.. Cox purtued bkn and
UC E:1temion aunchcv. an caught trying to o,..n t b el•=be=lt=w=·d=.'=======manapd====to=dOd=·='='="=lelevi==J· eigbt-wttk course "Intro-....
ductlon to Business Organ!-achool't 1afe.
zatlon and Management" Capt. James Broadbelt of
Monday in Buena Part High the 1heri.U'1 department
Sebool Monday. " 1aid Fred A. Vaugeoi1, 29,
The course ll being co-aaw the door to the admJn.
1ponsored by the U.S. Small l1trative office open when
Bus.intu Adminiltratl'on. be reported for wort about 4
Its purpose iJ to help own-a.m.
JOSIPH '!. KOSOWSKY
. ANMOUtlCIS THI OPINI,_ Of HIS
onOMmlC OFFICES SPICIALIJ:I ... IN
CONTACT ~ENSES
RACH ll.YD. AT ELLIS HUNTINQTOH au.CH
IH. f62·2UI
OUR CURRENT ANNUALRATEOF5%·
EARNS 5.13% WHEN COMPOUNDED
DAILY & HELD 1 YEAR
USE THE HANDY PASSBOOK
ALWAYS MOST CONVE~IENT
FOR YOl.Jl SAVINGS ACCOUNT
• INSUMH~I TO $11,000 e FH>llALLY CHAITl:llD AND,SOPlltY.ISID e
Wt 'AY EA•NIHeS OH YOUl FUNDS ·flOM DATE lECEIVEO TO DATE OF
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'MONTH iARN ,IOM THI IST e SAVl·IY-MAIL. Wl PAY POSTA&I IOTH
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businesses to be better ad· W. Kirkbride, ZJ, a tratll·
miniltraton. J1en;;:~Ja~t~the'.!!1;u~e~,be~p-a;:'.bbed!;!;~~ ................................ .J!....~!!~~!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For .&:Utional tnronna-1_ him and managed to hold
tion, write or phone Unl-
venlty of Callfomla Exten-
1ion • Irvine, Room 1325,
Campus Hall. Irvine, 92864,
Pbcae:m<62'7.
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SACRAMENTo (UPI) -
Tbe Stlit. Department of
PubUe Works Moada1
awarded a tm,47t ton-
tract to Mart Co., Gilden Grove, to widen S.ntlago
Cllll1m Road -ol tm ~ Cao>o• Road. Ill< mil-
es • of El Toro .
• Soldier Dieti
SANTA ANA-Anny Soec-
1.n.t 4th Cllll llmiald R.
Watlon, IOD of Mr. and Mn.
E . R. Wallon o1 1914 S.
Shelton St., todaJ Wu re-
ported by Ille Pen..,.. to
have dled la Vietnam. u a
result of non-ha.We action.
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You wouldn't expect
anything to match
Corvette's sports car ride
and handling. •
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cu,.,...tralghtenl1111 four-wheel lndlplndlnl 1U1p1ntlon.
VII tl!lt renge from a otandard 327 cubic Inc'* up to a
big 427 you can order. New fUll door-ti-llJll1111. New
Altro Vontlllflon. Mon: boluty, morw --nt 111111 -· And etfll Anwlcl'a only 11111 production aporla cer. •
'68 rvette '68
But when .you
drive "The Hugger" .•.
will you
be surprised!_
Bucket -11 behind 1 Iona, low hood. A lmOOllH!dlno;
roet1-11uggl1111 lmpn>Yld ...._..,., oytlem, VII you cen
order lhlt 1t1rt It 327 cubic Inc'* 1nd -tl!llr Wl'f
up to 3811. Sllllc Ml -•1JJW llytlng, Uke ~
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Fine Fare
1'Added attractions" is a key word for the fair this
year. The annual Serendipity Fair. '
Serendipity Fair and Used Book Sale is a yearly
project of the Friend& of the Costa Mesa Llbrary and
~his year'& event is scheduled Feb, 8 and 9.
The added features will be the sale of antique
wares and art works.
Mrs. Patrick McDuffie, chairman of the falr, re-
vealed that an exciting collection of antiques will be
shown by exhibitors from all over Orange County, while
art works will be displayed by members or the Colla
Mesa Art League.
On the night before the sale, Friends members and
guesl8 will attend a preview of the collections .and sale
items. A:uthors will be on hand to autograph their books,
and artist Bruce Mcintyre will do caricatures of the
guests.
The sale will begin at 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 9, in the
Costa Mesa Women's Clubhouse.
Persons who would like to donate books, inquire
about preview tickets and sale information, may contact
either the Mesa Verde or the Center Street library
fa cilities.
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ANTIQUES, ART, AUTHORS -Gathering items for nei:t month's
Serendipity Fair and Used Book Sile are (left to right) Mrs. [.a.
Verne Whee1er, artifacts exhibitor; Mn. Richard Ingram, Costa _
Mesa Art League president, and M.r1. Patrick McDuffie, chairman
of the fair, sponsored by the Friends of the Costa Mesa Library.
Also for sale will.be antique& and art works.
Funds railed will go toward ttM! continuing projecla
of the Friends who serve as liaison between the commun•
ity and the public which the libraries serve. ,/
Collection
'Cruises'
On Ramp
; ' Cruise wear appro-
priate for tbe dl!taff
side of Balboa Yacht
Club memben;, e1pec·
ially wives Who will fol·
low the fleet on the an·
nual' San Diego to .Aca·
I pulco ?Jlace. will be mown· 'd~u r l..,n .g the
monthly luncheon and
bridge seuion aboard
the Prthce'.ss Italia.
Mrs. J e ft Deaver.
hospitality chairman,
will welcome w i v e s
Thursday, Jan. 11, dur· .
Ing an 11 :30 a.m. cock·
tail hour. Lunch. will be
served at 12:80. follow-
ed' by lh.e p_arade of
fashions from GKC,
Fashion Island.
Mrs. Leonard South
(at left, center). fashion
c hairman models a
show sampJe with man-
nequins, Mrs. Almon
Lockoliey Oeft) a n d
Mrs. Allen Cottle. 0th·
er member models will
be the Mmes. Marc
HaU, William Boland ,
Michael Hirsh. Jay Lin·
derman, Ken R o s s.
David Young and John
Payne. Luncheon chair·
man is Mrs. John Reed.
White Wonder In an imaginary mountain resort are hosts A trip to the Tyrolean Alps, via a festive ~eldelberg reground . left to right), Mrs. Mel Farmer and Mn.
Hop will be taken by Balboa Bay Club members and fl.tr. Juergen Schar, and (background, left to
Saturday. Jan. 27. Following a 7 p.m. complimentar right) Mr. and Mr11. Hel OeVict, Mr, and ~ Ed
cocktail hour. German cui sine will be served Gazi and Mrs. William Adams. ·
music for dancing will be provid ed by Bobby ff. .1
aod his Tyrolean group/ O:cked out for t _
For the Reco.rd: Put Needles A wa·y Whe hey Come to Pia ~
am -PAYING FOR MY STUPmn;t . DEAR ANN LANDERS : Last week
my a.later and her friertd decided to
play m,y record album. When I got
home I found the record hll1 bffa
b9d.:y tcratched in two plKa.
This particular friend has • broth-
u t Ulte very much. I don't want
to get ·in bad with her, ye t I ha t.e--
for her to ruin my record1. She Is
the careJe.u type and hn done thi11
IOl"t of thlq befort. What do you
· auQnt! -BETWEEN TWO FIRES
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DEAR ANN LA.Nt>ERS :, A few
weeks aco • salenoman tou nded of(
aJK.d 1uppoaed]y !Ovtn'g mother1 who
bUUyr., ai'ld • in1ult their teen-age
daalbW• oo tbopping tri ps.
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My mother and older •Isler had
such 1i.m~nc, lights • o,ver clothe~
that t wa1 .1fr1ld to put on a dre111
either in or out of a store. When my
mother took me snopping. I soon
learned not to express an opinion.
My I.lite was "atrocious." Hers wa~
"eleaant." Once when I saw a dress
I "*ll) wanted, my mother said, in
the presence of the 1alt>swom:!n. "You
are at fat as a p~g an:f t'::">t dress
maket you look Uke 1 fr~tk.''
From then on I U:··l.v rrllt<ed 111
shop for clot.hes. r told "'Y molher
lo bring home whatever~ she liked and .,
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an now. but these horrible memor'ie~
are is vivid as If they had happened
yesterday.
I hate clothes and I nar my dress·
es' tiU they fill apart. To th.is d.y. reading the lelter from th e
I cannot pass the dress aectloo where 'c-o:"c·-~ UnJversily graduate who
we used to-shop without belna phY co to \2 years of "going with"
cally Ill. r a morNed man. the n suddenly It
So, lo all you sa leswomen w ase dawaed on her that she was a fool,
moU1er1 insult thtlr daughter. t Jose J dectded to unload my story.
tell thelfl about me. You star In I. too. "went with " a married man
a sale • .but you will g e beaten· for teveral years. We kept, tell.Ing
your crown by lettln a· fi'le nd on ea,ch au. bow7auUlul rel•· down lirl lcnollt'..1 &hf! --
Uonsh.ip was and we co mmiserated
over the fact that he was not free
to marry me. HJs wife died S&Jddenly
and what happened to me would make
a perfect plot for a soap opera.
This man Who htd been the center
of my existence for five ye1rs Ill·
nounced within a week of h1s wile's
funeral th1t we had better stop aee·
Ing each other because he wanted
to remarry someday, but he would
have to marry a rnpttbble wom1n,
not one with whom he had been hi•·
Ina: an afftlr. Furthermore, he 11id
hi• family 1u1pected something h1d
W n goi ng on between u1 and they
would never accept me.
Within the year he married a wom-
an my 1ge. She was 1 divorcee but
had managed to keep her name cleu
-something which, unfortunately, I
... not 1mar1 enough t.o do. NOW I
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bl yHr lpet Uwe OM ti, G...i -.a;
Too many couples go from _..,.
mon.y to acrimony. Don't let ,.....
rnarriqe Rop befo[e it ptl
Send for AM Linders' bootlet.
rillfl -Whitt to EapecL" Siad
, requeat to Alln Llndep: in ...
this mwspaper enclollna: 8D
ln coln ind a ton1, 1ta .......
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Ann-t.oders wUI be alM •
}'Ota wttb JOUr probiema. s.d
to her in ette of the DAIL~
111Clotln1 I ,MK-addrOIHd,• flnYelope. •
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Planned by CM Club
A lloarl ~ ol Tllla.nioiftintloO,-
muale will ..-.n Wiin 'Id "1 lln. -ao.., a.ta-MIA'-'Ww·..-C!iib-~1allidz'M -a ••-. .......... for U :a a.m. 'ftm'ldlr, l•tllen • • ...,, Ju. It to Ju. U -llr. _. lln-
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-Soop l(y -Id 111 • --a lllell II T•Ulht Mt. 1tate4 Mn. Bel· bll'IJ ..........
"'Jotmaon, ~ --Tiii Cldloellai - -..... dor ...... tteo .. lln.
-·-· ... ,...._ --wlll -.... "'1, Ju. II, mor be ob-c1.-. at u,• La
tlllllcl by '"loolloolq Mra. -·Ju. II, • JolmMlllw.-· Tlllr.uo..tq-tlloArl
Precediq the ltHr&I StctlDD wlD ptblr It t a.m.
memblnlllp --tbt Wed-I)', Ju. Jt bl tllo
Wll)'a ad 11 .... Ooaulltt-Rlcrutlao Coatlr ad tllo
lff will p-'lbnclly, Cord 8oction will boot Ill ro-Jan. 11. "'at. 10 1.m. ·m the IU1lr card lfOUP • PrillQ,
clubbouM. Plau I« tbe Jan. JI, at nooa la tbl du~
Leap Year T.. PvtY and bOU11.
Sprial -Sb'lft and Accordlll1tollr1. 1IJlllam Bal Sale will be dlieuued, Budlruk, cudl cbalmwl,
Home Ceremony -.•,
Mesa ~ites Performed
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ICCOl'dlal to Mn. Ralpll Ut-lllht relreatunenta will be u-, -·Lo ··~ Uefield, cbalrmu. aervld. --~ -•
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rlld a bouquot o1 ....,_ Covers Boetin9 ___ ....
Hidden . Buying Urges
Uncov~red by Expert
WOMAN'S WOIK -Mn. Harvey Pease, president of Newport Harbor Area
Church Women United is assisting Mrs. Willllm E. Kent Oeft to right) with
necessary chores prior to the eroup's Annual Day Meetin1 on Thursday, Jan.
Edwin MeMt, a louthern
CaWornia advertillU mu
and musician wt fl en·
tertain Riviera Chib mem·
bers durinl a lancheon
meettna: in the Baa.. Bay
Club tomorrow.
ano lnterJ:ntatioal ud ...
tide 10DC1 btt1o a dlle•
.... ol Calllonlla liYlq ad
""' edvvtilon malllpulall
our bidden bu1lllC •Ill·
11, in Meaa Verde Metbodilt Church. ·
Upcoming Annual Day
Tiii .-·. Pporiwo
la tl!e -field tD-cluda the operat1oa of hla .... od""1111111c ud public
relatlom ftrm.
Production Area Women 'Uniting'
Duriq: bll pn:HDtation,
Who's Makln1 Your Deci-
&lom -You or the Adver·
tiH1, be will tncal porate pl· An tnfonna1 IOCiil bour will tab pi-... _ Ibo
I lJ:SI p.m. luncheon. Ma. Auxi iery Dulet D. HUiton will con-
Previewed
A special treat Is In store
for Newport Harbor Chil·
dren's Theater Guild mein·
bera attendlnj: the 10 a.m.
coffee meeting Thursday,
Jan. 11, in the NewQprt
Beach home or Mrs. Leslie
PeterMD.
For i short preview, songs
and mualc from the next
clilldrtn'• play will be pre--
tented, accordina to Mr1.
Frank Gaines, president.
"Curae of the Golden Sun·
bant," a modern m71tery
comlld7 ii an orlaiUl by
lfn. Lodlllaw Reda1 and
lfn. lllurt Wllloa. It will
... -"ii la r.o.ta -lllP kbool tboallr Mardi II ad II. .
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Betrothal
Disclosed
Af Party
Elloa llaplor ti Glendale, d...,.. ct ·11r. ond Mrs.
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Mrs. Harvey Pe a a e.
president of Newport Har·
bor Area Church Women
Unlted will welcome mem-
bers and guest. lo the An·
nual Day Meeting on Thurs·
day, Jan. 11.
The luncheon m e e tin1
will cammence at 11 :30
a.m. ln Mesa Verde Meth·
odi'st Church, accordina to
Mn. Willlam Foy, cbalr·
man.
The R e v. Richmond JObuon ol tbe cburcb and
pn1ldlat ot Harbor Cowl·
ell of Cburcbtl wU1 offer
tho -tlan. An aft--lod by Mn. Tbom-
u IDl1, will l>o 1.-"' Ibo bnolaou ooulaL
Nat on tbe )l'Olram la
Mn. Vlawlt Coletta, pro•-
-of Cburcll Women
Mesa Club
Storts · Year
Costa ....... w........,.,
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--Ill laD nriq fw tb9 ..,. J'llll'• Mn. B. L.
B I 11 a. 1'rldp cbalmwl, -...--.. betlm •t 10:30 a.m. tomor·
row in tM home or Mn.
Natllanlel Robim.
A1lo ........... will ... Ibo
Jllllklr 8ectioD meetinc, at
10 a.in. in the bolU of Mr•.
We 1Je1 Woodl. G.st
.....-Al -· narco-tic -_.,. for
Ibo OrUll Comdy lherllf'a
otnce. will talk about Illa
work. -
White Shrine
•To Celebrate
~-· Nllbl will ... ...... .., --ol G 0.l •\.-Barbar W b It e
Shrine of •.,..i.m durlag
Ibo I p.m. II';;! •• 'l'luln-
dly, Jan. u, ... ~~ N
part -MOK:: .... ,_ .. Tem-p~.
Mr. ad llr•. Glib.
Seo!, ..... hmu of I '
erdt and -· hi prlale11. requett all offi.
cers to be present as a
"sideliner" at the meeting.
Mn. Arlllur Ellnrorlh.
chairm.a, and lwr •Ills·
!anti Mn. Harold E. Wij.
IOll and Ml.-Either Devine
will 1erve rekeabmtnta.
CluDOpens
' Beauty Book
Mn. Rldulrd Sollot will
boot tl!e meettna of Doha
Alpha Piil cblpter, Bell
Siem• Phi., et I p. m. ..,
-bl .her 8-IMcbbome.
· et .. I 0 n CaBfonaia : c I _ _.""
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duct • dtort bualneu meet-. United of Southern Califor·
nia ana southern Nevada.
She will speak to the g(oup
on New Dimensions.
American Legloo Hill In Inf ud -·· -Coda Mesa lJ the eetting tation wtD follow.
for meetinp of the Auxill· -=========J
Concluding ttie day will
be an installation of offi-
cers by the Rev. Johnson.
Tickets ·at Sl.50 may be
purchased at m e m b ·e r
cburcbe1. Baby-sitting will
be provided.
ary to Barracks IMI, Vet-,.
erans of World War I. The
first Tuelday of ucb month
members ptber for a busi·
neu session at 7:30 p.m. and
the third Tuesday · they
meet for a social and pot-
luck at 6 p.m.
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Nit!.. 41lty 11Mi et1iuy tit. ·-
January Clearance
at Fashion Island
1 S Feshion lslond
Newport Cent9r
Full Length Gowm .. g. to 13600
Siies 6 to 14 ... famous designers.
Cocktail Drell8etl rog. lo 60.00
48. to 66.
Reduced lo sell quickly. 28.
Beaded Evening Sweaters roq. 50.00
Whi te end ~ink , , • Truly eloqont. 22.
Dre88y Cocktail Coats reg. to 200.00
Block with beed trim , • . Short end f,11 l1111gth, 88.
Sa1o1t Clearance
lul lan91h •nd cocktoil
rHiicetl 112 OFF
Washable Sweaters reg. 1J.oo
Acrylic fiber .. white & pastels .. 30 to .W.
Wool Gabardine Pant Suits
Even Picone classic styling reg. to 70.00
All Weather Coats reg. 10.00
J uste few left ... priced to clee r.
6.
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Junior Drelll!es •eg . to 36.00
Sizes 3 to 15· ... dressy end casual 8. to 14.
Junior Skirts reg. to 50.00
t,'
.. "stly dirndl dressy styles
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• Scarves
• Boutique
ACCESSORIES
re~1ced Yz OFF
. Sttle .5T~~ , 10:00 A.M.
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STARTING
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ALI: SAU! CLOTHIS AD PIOM\ ova UGUI.Aa
STOCK AND AIU! RETICK!TID POK ONI BIG CLl!ilANCI
Dresses
Formerly .Nw
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20.00 to 60.00 ... , .J.001e H .00
Coau
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Al. Home & Form1h
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Pants
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12.00 to 30.00 ., ... 5.00 I0 10.00
Shoes
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OTHER THINGS PR I CEO ACCOllDINGl Y
ALL SAL.ES FINAL NO HOLDS NO UYAFAn·
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'Sharks'. Film
·Is Awesome
ly CYNTHIA LOWllY
AP Tt .. ¥1slen-RHI• Writer
' NEW YORK CAP) -Sbarlu, llld J1cqu• YYU
COUlteau in tbe warm and almoat re•ennt voice.be
used for everythin1 about bis beloved oce1n. are
"splendid 1avaa:e1 -magnifiCeot lnb1bitor1 of tbe aeaa." ,.
YHIY ARI Ibo fierce and frilhleninl flab
turned into rippinJ, tearing creatures by the tcenl
of'blood or the a!ght of prey. An bour report on the
ihvestlgation of these predaton of the deep by the
French ocet11ogr1pber and the crew of b1I labor•·
tory ship oi>ened ''The Undersea World of Jacqu•
Yvu eou.teau" on ABC Monday nlgbl
The photo1raphy, much of It filmed with a~ll
equipment in "man's list frontier QG eartbt' wu startling1y beauWul, ·ind what it showed wu often
brutal. Showp Jp gre"'t detail were uperiments•ln·
dlcating that 1h1rts -"we.hive come out of the re-
mote put virtu1lly intact" --;-are attracted to food
by scent, have abarp via.ion. and feel and reict to
vibrations in the water. . -THI AWISOMI climu: of the proeram was
unique film of .a "feeding frenay" when a pack pf
hungry sharks were teued by food bait Into attack· int even each other. Most lmpnaive were tlie dar·
inf ~iverw workinc with prac:ticllly no protection
close to ·sharks in order to ta1 them for a study of
thtlr mlgr1lory h1biia.
II l\'U 1 spirited, lmpreutve 11111 for •'Illies
which will be shown at irreplar Umu over tbe nut
five years. '
MONDAY'S episode Ot ABC'a 11Peyton Pllce"
should not go unobse"ed. For better pr for wane,
it wu the 400th epilode of the nlibWme serial
which is now he1lthily into ltt'fotirtb Yl:ll''with no
signs of structural f1tigue.
It is almost lmponlble for the occulonal viewer to know much about the f. 'JOti aJid' subplOtl that are
conltlnlly developtnc bu there aeema to be plenty
of story toll4d around.
IN JUST 30 crowded nilnutea Monday nllbt
there were two auaults and one killillg, and two
separate ariumenta about ·mysteriOU1 problems -
the regulan obviously knew whit the wrangling wu
l bou t. A doctor was reminilclng to a patient at
lenith about hla boyhood. An41 there wu talk of
something being funny about the death of a woman
at old Martin Peyton'• pllce. Well, you can tell Jt'1 a buay, show even if you don't know what It's all
abouL
The most dramatic defectJon was that of Mia
Farrow two H llODI aco. But moat of the cut who
start8d out are still around, aUU IUJ'ferlng -Doro-
thy Malone, Ed Nellon, Ryan O'Neal, Barbara Part·
ins and a few more.
RECOMMINDID tonight: . 0 Herman's Hermits
in Concert,'' ABC, 7:30-8 PST, &bowing the &lneinll'
group l)ll'formln1 at a state fair; 'To Catch a Thiel, n
ABC, i :30.10, spedal premiere of a new 1erles, an
action show 1tarring Robert Wagner u a reformed
crook.
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By M-0 rchestra -At Huntington f laylWJJS_e
lly 1110M BARLEY
Of .. 0.-. '*' ..... won our WWl\'alWed
and Mpport.
favor
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''Who's Minding
the Mint?''
ST Am WI D"UDAY _,_ --"U FLECTIONS IN A
GOLDEN EYE" ...
"After You ComrM1"
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DISARMING
Colin Gul¥er
wbO ii taken ln bJ h1' at·
1nnt1o .. i;· Didi!)' i.alnmers. 1t 11 diin<u!t, !oolUftc back
Her lllllPPf mannerUme lD t .. _ ... _._ , .... t' fine the openiat acl get tbe play a ,,..__,. •'6" 1 per-
off 1o a running ttart. formuce bJ· the .~s Aa-
tbougb she l'Ulll lDto trou-'G • ls ' pies Philhar~nic Orcbe!·
ble l•ln• 1n .. ,. nnt ..... • ir ' tn, to rm11 dlotrlbuto the
alone with Dan. honors won during a fPleD-
Le" effective la R u t h did· C'OGCel'l But of one
Burgess •• ber ruece :..nd Rusty Wn& uu. vut11 bnp~ea servant, Olivia, wlio bas ap.. , eneemble ca be .sure: they
plied the blaodDtsa of her will r'areb' Ucounter 1D this
character to her perform-R cummt MU011 an Qftlion
tnce u • e 11. She ll aloof 'eturn o( lb• warmth and mapi-and nev" qult• .. llev1ble . tude I),.. them by a de-.
when ht!r ~ntimeots toward J.igbted -aM, incidentally,
the young Intruder chanie. Rusty Warren , queen of capacltJ -Orange Coast
By fir the best ol the the double entendre and the Collegi: audience. .,
suppo_rting cut ii Paul Sui-Violllilit TOISY Spivai.OV· avant garde recordina:s. will d ot~•-id t livan a1 tbe pompoua, mus· sky un ou ORMJ wou op
tachoied auitor, Hubert. Pat be one of the stars in the an audlftce poll ain~ be
Mulllna also acore1 quite ~ mu.iscal revue "Let wu rec8ned to the podium
b e a v 11 y as the lharp-G.iris, J..es Girls," .bing no fewer than five Umet.
tontued housekeeper. a four-iieek engagemtnt •l Flrteea recalls would · not Sam Veredecla contrib-haw~betn too maDy for this
utes a.aolid performance u Melodyland on ·tuelday, ma gnll1cent, Russian~born
the Scotland Yard ins~ Jan. 23· artist; he "gated .a deeply
murderer lint 1eftMI he tor, while Sondra Putey 11 Thls lavilh production, a.wr•tive audience with
may be fow.d out and 111aps lesi convincing 11 the maid. whidt features a· #50,0lD a · renderinf of Beethoven's
a pencil in t•o a1 the scene Jack 1 e Washburn as the wardrobe of the aklmpiest Concert in D major that
ends in blackout. It Is a nurse and Jack Hebert as possible design, wtll play w's as technically faultless
gripping moment, but un· the lord chief justice round nightly, except Mondays, as It was refreshingly clu·
fortunat.4l_IY . one which is out the Hiµitington Beach with two performancts on steal. never0t~_.in the more cast. Saturday beginning at 1:30 Spivako\tsky's longing to
maca re uwu act. and 9:30, plus a 3 p.m. mat· Lake m bact to the rigidly
The killer in question, a DIFFICULTIES mee on Suiidays. clauical era of the "loag
disarming y o u t h who Saturday night's produc• 'ftd:ets for ''Les Girts, bow" -a desire shared by
chaFms his way into the con· lion wu beset by cWHcut-Les Girls," are now on sUe such muters as Y~hud.i
fidence of a rich old lady ties largely surmountable at the Melodyland box of· Menuhin and Leoftid. Kogan
as the poUct investigate his in nalure. Timlng lapte1 fice and all theater tic.tel. -wu richly 8"ident in tbis
first murder a stqne's were much in evidence in qencl111. jewel of a coocerto and
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excellent aplomb by Brit· lema . of a technical nature
isber Colin .Guiver. He has Onclgding a contrary pair
captured the deceiUul. of handcuUa and an errant
grandstanding nature of owl) cropped up in the la·
Williams' twisted hero, as ter 1t.age1.
well as (my Engl.ith com· But the bulc naw In t be
panion confirms) the au· , Huntington Beach produc·
thenticity of the Cockney tlon remains the apparent
character. pullinf of the play's punch
However, Guiver's per-by director paul Teschke.
formance falls short of the This Is regrettable, partic·
intensity required by 'the ularly In the light of the 1uc·
brea,kdown "scenes where cess of the 1ubtler scenes,
Dan'• true colors - mostly such IS thole betwffn Dan
yellow -show through. His and Olivia.
transitions are the auth9r's "Night Must Fall" will be
rather than the character's presented for six more per·
and are never clearly de· rormances at the Barn, 2110
fined. M a I n St. in Huntington
Well cast In the role of Beach, Fridays and Satur-
the crotchety old dowager days through Jan. 1:1.
Staying Power
'Peyton Place' Passes 400
HOLLYWOOD (1\P)
"Peyton Place" marked ils
400th chapter M onday night.
passing what seems to be a
record ror filmed t~levision
series.
day nights, holding our own
with two popular shows,
'Family Affair' and 'Drag.
net.' But the movies have
hurt ua on Thursday night.
as they have hurt all series
this season."
To avoid further recline
in the ratings, Monash plans
innova tions.
COMFORTING -Gretchen Meisenheimer attempts
to comfort her daughter, played by Peg~ Johnson,
in final scene of "The Glass Menagerie," to be
staged at Costa Mesa High School Friday and Sat.·
urday. ·
llRILLIAN'I'
Ht" delighted ua with his
brUHUt cbonfinf in 'a first
DIOVtmJnt tbaf: was atud-ded with rippllnc. cadtnzas
ud tJ>utUq: vlrtuolo pas·
..,.., -p opening move. ment that aet the seal on
puaqu of sheer technical
perfedioa with aa loveJy I
mtlody u we will find In ,a cooceri score. ·' ·
Thia mood ls sustained Jn
a· meutaed, elepnt 1econd
movement until IU inter. ruptioa by' 1 spirited cadeo-
:u that lnimediately carries
us forward to the final stan-u. And what a joy Spivak·
oyllry -., this lllD6d
rondo! He reveled in the
bobbling effervesceDCe of
this clever passage, superb-
ly backed by a solid ,and
1ympatbet1c, orchestra:·
Much of our pleasure In
the excellent performance
of Brahma' Academic Fes-
tival ov,rture was marred
by the inexplicable gyra·
tlons ol conductor Andra
Prevln. Ilia posturings were
hardly worthy of the dignity
and decorum that are de-
rqanded by thiJ beautiful
Brabma Coacerfo .aAd WI:
were at a loss to under·
stand e.uctly. what ,Mr.
Previn was trying to con. ~1 to his c:rcbelb'L For·
tunately, bis jazz-like ges• tutts had little or no ef.
feet on the orchestra's splen·
did rendition of a work that
was so obviously a favorite
with the Orange Coast Col·
lege audit.flee.
PERCEPTION
Let us immediately stress
that we are not saying that
Mr. Previn's place is not
before the symphony or·
cbestra. To the contrary, he
displayed an Intimate tnowl-
ege of both the Brahms and
Beethoven worka and de·
lighted us by his perception.
and direct1on of the final
work on the program -Sir
William Walton·s itnpres·
sive and deeply moving
Symphony No. 1. ..
Walton brings to this glil·
tering symphony a clever·
Jy lcored pomp and pag.
eantry that is captured by
few ol his contemporaries
and by fewer of today's c<>n·
ductors. :Previn showed him·
self to be more than equal
to the occasion with an in·
spired reading of the de·
manding score.
He particularly brought
to the fore the alight dis·
SOl)ance wbicb Walton elev·
erly uses to stress portions
of the first movement. And
the flourishe s that gild the
almost chauvinistic second
movement were made to
measure for the Previn ba·
ton.
The ABC serial has not
only appeared more times
than any other show on film
but also has pursued its in·
exorable cou rse winter and
summer with nary a rerun.
"We can't co ntinue to
move the same characters
through the same environ-
ment," ~ ~arked . "l plan
to send one of the major
characters to Boston for a
story that will take place
there, A young rni'nister and
his wife will be introduced,
and they will be linked to
the Boston story.
'Gl M • ' D A fine performance by ass enagerie ue. (da.e w• say It again ?) ao orchestra that has unprov· Thus "Peyton Place'' wins
honors for perslstenee , if not
for excellence~ Nobody has
ever accused it of.;,being a
prestige show.
But it is a well • made
series, with coliipetent if not
inspired acting. ltence it has
held a soUd core of vie11.•ers,
though not in the same num-
bers as before.
ATTRITION
"OUr ratings this season
have been good enough to
keep the show on the air, but
not good enough to allow any
further attrition," admltll
executive produce r Pau l
Monash, who has guided
"Peyton Place" from Its
very beginnings.
"We 've done well on Mon·
OCC Organ
w ncert Set
Top 1tudenll from t b e
Orange Coast College or·
gan program will present a
public concert at 4 p.m.
Sunday in the OCC audi·
torium.
Students performing will
be Pamela Givena, Alll'IU
Schroeder, Ethel Carol, Ka-
ren Gebert, Katllryn Olooo,
Dale Wood, Lyn l\1urray,
Vickie Kidder. Mark Park·
er, Roberta Amott. Winnie
Carter. Jean Babcock, BW
Kennedy, Anita Martindale
lnd Darlene Kay1en.
The concert, under the di·
nctJ.oo ot OCC music In·
1truclor J. P. COlyar. wtU
be open to tbe publlc at no
cbalp.
BROAD AXIS
"The purpose is to give the
show a broader geographic
uls and to stlrt new and
dynamic stories. The series
mUJt pt i•volved with new
characters because frankly,
some of our· establlsbed
characters have told their
stories.
1'Now we are forced to in-
vent for them what we call
camping scenes-scenes in
which they stand around and
observe the action, just so
we can keep them apparent.
"I fear we will lose aome
established characters be·
fore long. I can imagine ·
what the clamor will be.
'Peyton Place' viewers don't
lite to have the abo• tam-
pend with."
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A t Co stq, Me sa Hi g h
4 ed beyond all recognition in
recent month1 in a program
that was as pleasantly va·
ried as it was 1Umulatlnf.
Costa Mesa High SchoOl's
drama department will take
its most ambitious step in
the school's 10 -year his·
tory this weekend with the
production of Tl!nnessee Wil·
Iiams' "The Glass Menage·
rie."
of the Mesa High English de·
partmenl. is directing the
drama. wb.ich goes on stage
Friday and Saturday at 8:15
p.m. in the school lyceum.
Tickets will be on sale at
the door.
J erry Renewed
HOLLYWOOD I UPI) -
''The Jerry Lewis Show''
has been renewed by NBC·
TV for the remainder of the
current se.ason. Acclaimed as one of the1----------------------
fineat American plays of all
time, "Glass Menagerie"
details a sensitive picture of
a family dominated by an
amblUOIJs mother. Its theme
· is of various escapes from a harsh and painful reality.
Gretchen Meisenhelmer
wilJ play the role of the mo-
ther. Amanda, with Fred
Sutton depicting her aon,
Tom. who narrates the play.
Peggy Johnson is the crip-
pled dau~ter. Laura, while
Bob Sanders will enact the
role of the genUeman call·
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HOAG STAR'l'ID WITH 'il BULtDOZIR STUCK IN THE MUD DN ·NllWPORT MESil o.;9cied w0u:kftwn1~ Eye' IMU1piciou1 ... innl"9 ·of Harbor A'rea Hotpftal .. . .
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'Winnie' a.con Worked All Nitht Gettint RNdy for Openi"g D1y
·~:.~Roag'·s _.75 ;Beds Now 270
Hospital Grows Vnder ·Mrs; Bacon:s Gui:dance Over 15 Years
By THOMAS FORTUNE She turned 65 r~tly and .has de· °' .. o.MY """'ll8" clde(I it is time to retire. :William R.
There was a night more than 15 }Judson, now assistant administrator.
yean ago wben Mrs. Winifred L. Ba-\lrlll l ucceed her at tbe efl:d of the
con, administrator of Hoag Memorial."_ mOith-1 , • ,
Hospital, was new in her job. -_ .. , 'A t ~ritun1tywtde tribu\e. called
She and her staff were working '1Salu'te' tO Winnie Bacon," will be
fevtrilhly to ready the new hospital held Wednesd:&Y at noon at the New-
in Newport Beach for opening the next porter Inn. 'Nineteen organi:t.atiODs
day. Outside the wind was ho'l!lirig with which i;he is affiliated will par-
and the silt on the still largely barren ticipate.
mesa had piled up against the door. ' Mrs, Bacdn said she is looking for· .. 'lie hour was I ale but the talk wu ward·tO: .'!U.. leilure hours whlch have
rli arl)r: done. Then someone noti.ced a been ~t:1u~h a premium these past 15
sur&iCal bed had been put together year1.1'
backward. Once before, Mrs. Bacon thought
But the hospital opened on scbed-she had retired. That W?S wlien she
ule, .. with all 75 of its beds properly as· an<t ·llilr husband, Robert, moved to
sembled. And it has experienced re-the beach where he was to become
markable· growth in the years si~. administrator _t1_f the new 1>bed Hoag
:..,.From 75 beds it has expanded to 270. ffll_lpttal • , .;, , l .-~ ..... .,~ban 100 employes have be,:--_.;O.-on-e mitt\ a llttJe o\.t;,a•year before
came · the opening .theY sat dow1f on .the ~oor
GUIDING BAND together aild he showed her the final
..Ahd' the guiding hand through all blueprints. Tbe next1day ·Robert Ba-
ttie year~ o! growth has been extended con died on the golf course.
b~. Bacon. Wllhiri·• week Mrs. Bacon was put
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in charge of·pur(h~~g equipment for
the new hospiti l lo keep the project
moving' forward. In February, 1952,
she .w~s officially designat~ admin· istrat~r and in September the hospital
opened.
MUCW' EXPERIENCE
She had the experieitce to juslify
the appointmenf. During World War
It while her husband served as a cap-
tain in the Army M&dical Corps she
was .acting administratCl'r of Pomona
Valley Community Ho spital.
She previously had served as his
administrative assistant for a num·
bcr of years. Earlier she had grad-
uated Irom Oregon State University
with a degree in dietetic& and taught
n~tritt.on in high school.
~"-Bacon Was bor.n in PJ-_lnvlew,
Minn., the daughter of a dairy farmer.
She did not hesitate to assume the
pc>st of Hoag Iiospital administrator.
"I. felt this ls what Bob would have
wanted," she said. "I've felt,all along
that the hospital is a sort of mem2.rial
to him ."
Being a 'hospital administrator with
a small staff was a different job than
the one "Winnie" has today. M r s.
Bacon can remember making salads.
washing dishes and even operating
the switchboard In a pinch .
She says sbe always has liked In
kew a finger in everything. She ha ~
enjoyed e.very facet of tier job, "ex-
cept the bu1iness end of it." ·
"Ours Is a ·friendly hospital." she
said. ''The staff ls all very congenial."
Buf it always has been the patients
who were her chief• concern. .
exist only for this purpose. The thing
tu be administered is tender Io v e
and care. be ii through the kitchen or
surgery.·•
The roughest time was in 19511. That
was the only year the hospital was
not in the black . "I was the most un-
popu lar person you ever , saw when
we pul on the fourth story. It was the
same year South Coast Community
Hospital opene:t, a nd everyone. sai'd
we were overbuilt."
It wasn't lon g, however. before'.
there was a patient waiting list again
and patients were bedded down in
~he halls.
ALL OVERCROWDED
Today, she said. the acute medical
a nd surgical areas are ove~croWd'ed; • .U ... ~ ... and l~ maternity department hi s
need' of more beds most of the time.
Plans are bei ng made ultimately tt;i
devefop the 270.bed institution to 552
beds.
JiGnors have come lo Mrs. Bacon.
In 195.1, she wa.> named Newport Har-
bor Business and Professional Wom -
en's Club "Boss of the Year." In 1958,
after submitting a thesis, she be.came
a "fellow " in the Ametitan College
of tlospital AdJ!linistrators.
She has affill8ted with many com -
munity groups and se rved a stint as
president of the Zo nta Club of New-
port lfarbGr. Prese ntly she is presi-
dent of the Women's Divisior. of the
Newport llarbor Chamber of Com·
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tientJ. Facilities, equ1ptnent, services
In the future she hopes IG spend
mGre time with her three grandchil-
dren -the only hobby she has had
!im_e for in recent years -and to
travel.
AFTER FIRST 10 YEARS, NEW HOSPITAL CELEBRATES~
'Winnie' 1t P1rty With Board Vice President R1lph Printl•.,
"" UPANllOii HAD n""5lv1 SHOVILIRS ON JOI • Tiloft .... John il. r Jr. Hol,. 'WIMI•'. Otho,.
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I • JACK~ KULn --r--.. Dr luilt. ..-, . .,..... mtlrior to ,No\OI cm SINGLES. ~~~ = .. ~ aw a&'JI UNTiLJ _,....,, lpel. 99"1 .it. JAN lOlb/WJ:D l:JO.pm. Far Eut Aa;cy. ltWT03 j 1~·~;;:;;]!!ll~A~~~~·~-~\~·:·~·~~1 .·, . every hawyl lit -Al:'&::LLIY -"VI Wlntm Combo" W-Wllllt MIMtl¥i .. , . ~ ~· -Prl•••• Pon, CfuL LAND AN'f • ~:"AVIWON 5PICIAL CLAS51PICATION POR HllpW•nlod,Mon --'. CaPlit11M l.ich 1725 -D !!Im Tatber Ave. 96:!-2458 e d JIUW'll. (BALBOA), NATURAL IORN SWA,PIRS ·-~ · ' ' ljllii HO.., Pool flmi6oo . e CALL: 113-"33
FOR :::,.• --· 0~.Ji~.a 1 1111, Wolcomo. OfflCI. WOTB> + lolrlluof Psychl * 5 Ii.,. ~~!.'!~·J l>ucks _.Qlpe , 1artt LR. 2 !:Ir, .... _ """"' .. -. + .... , p&lm ~Ct.rd Readin&l, ICllve ••t11!tlns, odll!I' atru. atw-H;ia.1 ----~ A~ want& tubl.et par-your worrln. nothina impos-~...,,.. _ _:u~•t,;..~-'*"~J:1 ':!,1 -., .,... fd:tn lanai., prot. i.ndlca&Md, .a----,..0 From $170 Ckm of oCDct witb ree.-•we ttn Wth, TW 3-9854. ...vou• ,_ _,., -.....,. ._ tit ~ '""""' ~ -~ --.... •~ &nill on Wt1tcliff, erowr 1101 Wilm. AYll!. ._..,, .. oltO 1<01 u.1• -11tADll!10Hl'f'1 .,_ •79ft ,.-. ~ _. pita. IMl5ll Tab Harbor· to Warner and 10 West on Warner Dr., N8. or l'hh St., CM. GWEN hool PHONI 642-5671 ~~-~"<~T;A~L~S~·;;;:::~1~~~-~~=0l,=J~~1:j~ua~t~pul~·~'.=!u;c~Ud~to~lh~1~G~ree;;;n~V~lll;•~Y~•~n;try~, !'!~1-~-r:~· ~f0."'1~~~ES-a.uet:~~aa ·ofBa= Te Pt.a Your Tr....-1 P•redlM Ad -...._ ... .,....... c.t. Miii 4100 I OFPICI SPlCES Acrobatk. Oi1,rm ic Model-WANT VW SEDAN e e e PARTNERSHIP DISSO LV·
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' ···-.. ··-.. -· SUS CA"'"'"S ,~Goo=-="'=•=\==== ........ ....... 5210 ·~~--~ SUPERHAW .. --.....i1A t.: ~ _...___,,..~. carpe:lcd ALCOHOLIOi Aaonymom K ixlnt.conJ!I for 68-M equity In OUice.
Nlw Uaitl Now, Rentina l·BR 1115/All 1.JTIL.PD! •l 3'18 Via Udo Hu'bor ANA. PhoDI 6'73·1T2• 3m-CC + CASH! e I I Bldr 1howing GOOD R&
Fumllhed Bachelor _Nr-HOAG HOSP • HUGH· SI~ to Sll5 mo. -~' Hours. CALL 646-689-1 TURN. "9-WI
and l Bdrm Units F.,S. NO PE'I'S. Ll W884. ft, C. GREER: Rltr. MlAILER PARK-10 Spaet:s,
ntO Newport Blvd. JAN. SPECIAL! e.t lltJff 5242 673"9.'D> Announcements 6410 2-Hou.ea in Downtown Ban-
Mfdallioa tit' Hotpoillt 2 WKS FREI ltlNT nci nlrt1. $31 ,~. TRADE for:
S Nti"'-· R-' tod , • , BR.., ... 1 .,. OIM 1 ....... , "--c-Health Club "'"' '""~...,. • c~1, '"========I 22 SO Wk. Up .... ,, T¥ecora mp. 141 •-1-wv ·~-.. u ..... · ~AftM,CNl 1 J'REESAUNA 1 ti} 684-4776 jRJvenldel I"' I ltllllllD 6 a.di -C .... te sli•••l"I, Perk mo---..~ --_, _ MC:.,;~-~;;ml~-;;;;;.--,;2'50:; e bd ·-~. ----. 1oya C,_. & Olrle Clvlt Mir· Aot. J. M4-M1D 911 • ft. Air plnCI. olflcta. With Swed!ab mauap by DUPLEX, Westmlns1er "... ..--_.... a-'A'"'·red ctatrall k>cat 7 Experienoed M&uuelll' bit-bl.I, (Tplc. EXCHANGE ' _ e Maki Ser9n . TV svaD. e Spldol.ll 3 Br'a -2 Ba Corona .. Mar SUD ... ...., ' y ; OPEN 7 DAY ......... ~ ......... "" cm .. ... • 1 BR "1RNISHED I ;;:::::::::==·===1 td, clae to fw)'I. N. Santi s A WEEK lor f Ix Ir upper house, ~ 2 BR 1'6. bla, w/w zm N"'POC't BlTd ~ e Swim Pool • Put/creen I• AM. Ideal for distribution 9 •m-10 pm unlt1, or • lot. Fortin Co.
cpts/drpl, all bit-tr. ~· . . • rtpl IDdl•llDdry l•c'll * CUnnel Reef* wareflR or factory, JOhn B. 132 E. Ulh St. ~ 642-:;ooo evea:.548-~16
wuhft'/dr)'el', iJ.•.350· $300 ATKINSON PEEBLER APTS e Adults il f'unU, •ttu Kilroy Co. m.sru Prolnalonal penonaliU(l HAVE: Waterrn.mt lot wl
dn. 962-71«1 1 Br. l\u'D, lni:lrr. edulta • 1145 An•helm Ave. APA·RTMENTS OPEN Jocked llOrlge space manu11::rtpt evalu1Uon. Lener 160' ol fro11t1ge. Want: Pow-
UNTALS 617 Victoria, CM. 54&-6l3I. C.M. 612-m.t SPECTACULAR VIEW for rent to contractors or of inquley -write er boat at lea~l .ro·. $40.000
.\ H0U9N Unfurnilheid aa:ERTUL SPACIOUS Waterfront/Loe • Bolt lndlviduall. 1J M422 Dilly Pilot Box P-4 eq. Bkr. Call Dick Fabian.
1---------1 N furn,. 2 BR. kundey 2 BR., 2 S., Ind Refri1. df')'-SUpa Avallabk> SERVICI: Ollt~CTORY !14l·i531 Comta ... 3100 S125. 20l3 Wellace SIJ.9JIO 11'/wuber, SJ.35 mo. 2 BR • :J Bath Apta. Leti 6100 WANTS OUT? * Havt 4
1-//i:;N""·".V'-ACAl<T-=-.-Bl<-J-bo"'-'U.,;.;: Ill 1Dd utll. Small fllm Apt. 987-7151 Mt'I. Wilmn LEASE· or . BUY 1.;;;.;;;,;;,;;;:;;:;;;,;;;,;;; 9.~ttl"91 . 6550 tor 51 UnltJ> ... Fix('r Up.
--... _ .. ~-.... Old Npt A'fe. Hr Hoq: Holt). "2!1. Mo. I: up. SSl.5t0 up 1-...a.1 Offer ...... '""G ,._ , .. _,, ~.. .._r" " Dt!IUXI!···· Plex in -,-.... -pm...,.....,,. . M2-6583 ,.__,,., -5100 •• ~-..... ..uu ~ ....,,,..,, _., ~-"""" C M I "'7 7'"1 · Nice va. CALL MR. -..._. .....,...an ·• ......... I wiU build a' BR 2 be boml! drm-PLl)Tm. outdr pl1y Olila eu or · · · .,,. -...,
Bl.ACK S61l5l <I Sl»LOVELY 2-BR aW. "iiiPIPiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii[ 111-11111 -for f'LrrtheT Wo U3U eq.tt:) tor thi! klw equip, ~yd. Hot brklat, or OR S-0'144 ,. '" , pd.~..!.~. IJ!fl,.!OUllL HA' RBOR . Herman.-!fro~ MIJ'. price Ct( SJ.20/"°ft. on your luneb. Nr. Bushard il l'aJ..l-.-..,~~E~A~R~O-ES_E_R_T_H_OT_ t.'.·qzn ..... -·I ~-....,,0, GREENS klt.OtberlllOdttl ava.11. Call btrt. 968-1136 SPRINGS LOT Un cityl 1 ;g> . 1"!!'Don!!'!!'!a"t"'3T"-""". ""'""\!!!O"IBABYSmING my home e Value-$2450. Will TRADE Newport &uch 4200 ~~-I~ pre.achoo! childten. Mo n e FOR Isl&: ?nd T.D.'1.
ri "' COROl'fA del MAR * Choice .......... ~ . .,,_ •-i-• ... ' e CALL 5-l6--0689 e l-Bfl holale. prap, cu-pell, BACHELOa.lilll· no Jdtcben, ...,. r Jot "''" '"' .. ,,..,. .... , dncin. 1iove, rd'rlprator xint Pt-'-'-'-,_ aftil Ill! BAOIELDR • tJNl"URN. -•rt• ex1rli lal'lt ee · Loll ol Sfl9.0'706. e WANT Luxury Tt·11vel •• ~-38' "'-' _,.,.. ,,.._ """ ..___ $100 Trftl! Some Ocean View. s -.. ""-r. .-.... w1u1 June F.mpoboed adult only nvm ON ~ ACRES m201.0 CRltr.l CARE In my botne for ~ Trailer, TD'1, Oear prop. main!~. !Mp fe~ $50. 673-7123 •--• otll 1 I I BR. --• u-•-' :.,,,::;::,,;::,:._;,____ I.ant. Npt Bch area. for 6 O>o!ce Aptl w!Pool. 1111t. $115. mouth. 2S6 E. 20th inu-• ..... ., • , .. .,..,.1iMJ» St. M2~ ON BAY/Lovely lit: 1-Br lor 1 • 2 I: 3 BDRM. Frplcs I Ptl!Petioa I Pools ROVED RJ~de Coon-m-:mt e Pliml! location in Cm;ta
unfum) WW • cpta. Patio, nJRN', il UNFUflN. Tmnia • O:lntot'I Bldst. 9 0 lot for ~: or tr&di! for YOUR home. Own tranll Sl.25 Meu, 5%·YJ1 old. SID-&Xll
KEW home 3 Br, + 11 penel-$150 . Jrb' INC. • UTD..! n.tlld Pool&, OUld Can: hole Putt/Greea. amall houle 111 Laa:una. hr. Ex c I! I referencn. SPACIOUS 3 BR· 2 BA.
lic1J bonu$ rm. Dream ldldl, ~ IC'J-Mll Cents, Adj. to Shopplna -900 ka ~.,cdM. "4-2!11 65710. 642-8371 or 5'84389 NEWPORT BEACH HOME
b:ldscpd, bl.k wall fence, nr ~ FRONT W:PI' 2'7lll Peteraon w_...,, at Har-tMec.\rthUr nr. o.G Hwyl 6240 BABYsmtNG 111 my hOfne. $91)».eq lor Loc11l Income.
So. Coat Plaza. $235 mo. Nicely fum, • IdMl location bar 6 Adanl~eo.ta Meea. R. E. W•nted • Wkly. Hot lunchta. fenced PRINCIPALS ONLY.
.. lie. s.s.mc. pi!tfect for bachi!loc. $95 -.Jui:~ s:;~~~!"~t INTER.F.STED in buy In I ya rd. NB. m.2529. OWNER • 548-!MO'J
S BR - 2 BA/Bltnl, WW-cpts, U pd ...,.. .,_ homi! on or nNr Lake Ar-I ~. 22Q..wi~. <l'IUdren t\ mo. ut . u•....._... 1----'"'"::.;;""=---i rnwhead. Write Box P-2, BA.BYSl'ITING Eb' wed!:. * * *
HILLTOP Elltatl! San Juan
Ca,plstrano, over 300) sq.ft.
4 BR, ~ • .:kar gar. Ch-er
I ac. S74:00o clia.r. Trd for
local prop. Bkr 54&-?TIJ
HAVE TG-M in equltln
In 2-Tt1cta tl6 houses).
TRADE 111 or part tor
lncomi! In Orana:e County.
CALL 5J9..t131
TRADE S.M EQUITY in
CRESTLINE MT. CABIN
for HOME or DUPLE.X in
COSTA MESA or NEW·
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TRADE $10,000 • Eq In
• Deluxe 3 Br • 2 Ba Con-
dom., e 2000 llCi-ft, UPPER
BAY, FOR : TD"1 or IN-
COME Prine. onq•64&-21i10
·~101,1· Camper, '63 Truck
18' Boat .r. 1rlr, '64 Evin-
rude 75 hp. Trd 111 dnpymut
for Lairuna bome value to ns.soo.
TI4:m.as20, 2 PM.SPM
HAVE 7 ru. lncom' units
$'...'7M eqttlty with Del SPl!l\d.
over $2800. W1nta Local
F &: C Duplex · or T.D.'1.
Rltr. 646-2619
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1ppllc•nf1 nMd •"'y;' to ·· ,,. -.1• .. Perionnel Office ... ..,, ,., "
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JANUARY ·• ,, .. ~ .
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Durin&; tbt month ol ~~
uery we. will accept •llf'll-
cationa from cxmclentioua
yoonr men uMer 21 ~th
a minimum ol a hiah Khoo!
eduution to help out hti &
lull lime basi.s In our Mer-
. cbandising Ot!partmenL
$130 wffk S.l•ry
Tboae ap~ytna: must ~ be
•wlllble to IWt work lm-
mediately. NO LAYOFri!
CaJI S39-U83 for interv,
appt. 10 a.m. to 2 p.Ri.
Pets OK. 1-blll: Sl Jolufa. BACHELCXR APT. Garage, Pnltip Addttu You fuml.\h transporta-~ 5t6-®). INCLunil Nr.Beaeh! $110 Huntington IMch 5400 care of Daily Pilot, New-llon. • 642·140'1
•• 2 ,. Eld"',_ mo.yr!)'. ~ l!Ve&, MARnNIQUE ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 ~""'~~"'~"~'--:::.---I w1u.. Babysit my home •11)'-511tVICE DIRECTORY a .-.., · Xlnt ...... IUSINISS-•nd time. Corona. dtl Mar area * ----------------------SERVICE OIRICTOIY *
.. .,.., "''"· "'1<. !no!. 203 WINTER Sp<clol! '" Sft&l• GARDEN APTS. PINANCIAL 67' ·-Gudlnln• 66IO Pl bi
• .....,. '"" ...,. 646-1'115 1 Be. '" ""' "" bcb 1110. BEACHWOOD I;;::~;:=:=_=::::-:::: I '=====~~;:;-;:1 =:;:~;:::"·;--;--;;'= um "' S87 OlDER 2 Bdrm, dbl aar to $120. 548-203.5, 644<1637 Parklike ltllTOU!ldtnp .&. lli&nt HOft&I Bua. Opportunfti• 6300 lrldc, IMIOnry, etc. "Tender Lovln9 C1re LEAKS? Gu or water tlte·
• Gii Weat Vk!toria. Petitte, SINGLE 1pt. • UP. Moally ruRNISHEO BACHELORS -r-656() for Gr .. n G.rdens" tron.lcaUy located under ce-
RJtr. 54S-052'l tum. Mukwoman prefl!IT· UNFURN1 BR-2BR-3BR Priv . T. D. Soeclallsts 1 -------~'-IPtt,vent hot weather prot>-men!, bl~. ground, :r . BR/Bltnl, Frpl, Cpti, ed. 1115. Call OR 31581 2 baths available ate palioa • 1_'lear Belch. U yn backloa Of CW1tom-BRICK • BLOCK • STONE lema N 0 W! Rta&0nable walla, any place. Repairi!d
• p Carpets drapet 1 Golf and Sboppinc. en rtpelr 1967 aross S2JO ooo PLANTERS • SLATE moothly \awn ca~. Pruning. or replaced. Concrete cut-
Dtpa. aUo, Obie-gar. Sl.65-.. _..rt .H-4210 ' ' arage l IR 2 INitht, t.plc ""'·"' .._i_. rr.: .. ' CEMENT wO"k· ·-2916 t'n" &: ""'" loca .. n" wate• m.,. 2220 Mapli!. 646-2309 ..__,... .... 11th & Santa An1, C.M. r..., Y""'" ..,... """"" Landacaplna. ExperiellC'l!d .. ,. "' ..,,. •.~ .;~ . .,__;.~ ' ' ' ' ,, •• :~·~. 2 IR · 2 .. 1Ntht, pet• John T. Boy" Jr . ' Rt,.., ,.,___ ,..__ hortlcultur!it. 646-liMS. lina clMned, Pl"tlllU'~ re-
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'-1 u., 3105 -YI. ~.. ~ .,_....,, 1 IR W lk I ..a .._ .• ,,_ .. 8 ._A,....,. ... ..,...e . ......,~ntry.1~--------1 •'lored. Cali "IA.W. 642-0348 --~" ' -• n ........ I PETEBARREM'&CO. CU.tom Cablnet1. Sm jobs ORNAMENTAL PRUNING BAY & OCEAN Ma..a.. Capri Warner&: Sprinadate, H.B. 642-4353 OK. J'tte Elt. 96U945' CR01es Now) PLUMBING
,...... l2 mllu W of Beach Blvd.) 1 ·---...... Art pll•-1 =======-==I 642•2733 Ri!aaonable. 642-!HJ.• ""'""" "'"'""'' & • __ .. _ VIiiage C1\I 142 •n5 ----· -· •-•• kl ,,_ 2 bedroon:i • fireplace ..,.mlrVU . -b' price OI. improve-_.,,.,....,.. "I --EUROPEAN GARDENER
619()
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CAL-RON
NOW HIRING
40 MEN
Start work immcdialib':
No experience nee •y.
Willln( to work ovuftme
eYf!f')' day dur\na: nm. •
monlha. WDl train. lt.Ui
at $2.35 per hour. ~
advancement lo JllDp&e
willln&: lo worlc. Cal.I •Per-'
10Mel ~mt Ibi-
d~ Ir. Tutlday only,
142-4466
f 'BR. den. convrtd gar, 2
ba . bllns • lll!W dl'-r. riew
cpti>. put lfrps, tncd yd,
$215 mo. Oldrn t\ peta OK. .....,.; . DaniSh TH.It rumiture SPAC 2 t\ 3 BR, 1~ balha ments plui rent de~it. PANEUNG, ienetal home Landl>'CaPinJ . Maintenance
$225 Cp•, "'"" '.... * Unfwn 2 IR Ari· P""ll"'' ,,,, ... ,. ·""~ v ""'" """37 .. • Near lhp'a and .cbooll FURN. BACHEL R Nlt. •N'=~-~. Id repair, acrters, cabim!lll· l!I')' . " . ~ .'.* IF YOU Med Remodelini, JI( -----~-\
3110 ~2394 ·FROM $99.50 ~ =Call=iPhl±liM2:i·"4=7·~""""'=:!,·I GEN. clean.,.i, tree service. ' ---------1 U'"-. , .. .a..a • Ni!W 11 w n.. 1pnn' klen. I• Mo". ma Map4e, #3 wa inc""""' BEAUTY Salon Jor ale I SPACIOUS 3 BR . 2 BA. a.EAN 1-2 Br. 8S up. Mar. :mo& O:llleae #2 Nr. Sboppina --:r I k • C•rpenttrlng .6590 Haultrc. Reason. 6tli-58f.8 •--.O:IU.ft ~ •• ~. BltM. Avail im· Adul ta * '46-1801 --~---~"-'--I -·---•11 •. Apt o. H.B. ............ w •'IOC equl~ ===c....=--..:::.;;...c1-,-.,.-_";--_.>o,cc-_-,..,,.-__ .,..1_1"' V7V'ol "1'' "''a-...,. ruxJAv1 ment. Owner non-beautielan REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS Apt"'"' ....,neral Clean-up 1::::.::.:_::L ____ .:.:;:;
med! n91).m°': 545-"1822 2421 E. lBlh St. 536-2914 E ~·~ .....,~ Mowi"" and ed.>1,,,., Odd A1•-1•--, --~-"' Jle ly D If d =-==:--c-,;,,-,,...,..,.--,1c::':,,"::·-'-C'.::'~""'w____ CABINE'TS. Any aize job. ..., ..,,..... 1.e>• ...,,. .. _....,. u~
-N..,.,.. ~ 3200 W•tcllff 4230 W IC0f I HB Lovely ex Ir& 3 BR, ~ FOSTER Freeze store. Well ~~'~"H.'5l-hi.ooSM~54Ui~~L111:job::•:::::•:::::"":':'"':'::· =..._===I .~m=•Jkl~"'~·,;"';;J"~°"'~b~lt~pn~~:. Ila. new nykln cpt, drpa. &: e1t1tb, Xlnt Joe. Mlllt Hli -*' NO JOB TOO o••••' I * For app·1 .. 673-6015
0 ELUXE 1·-e borne In ex R"""RT "'""" 2 •-2 b New t;"p{8, 3 BR~ !!At hi. point Bltns •-loTe1u nut ~·-,., -~a · £l(AJ ... Y .. 'f"' "'" a, · • "• 'I -;· Dr'1 orders. 6J3.&f09 All re-1ra. Add, remodel, Gener•I Lrvlce. 6612 DRE'iSMAKlNG ve Bayc~t. Pool. built--.. Pool. Adult-. S350 un-$130. Chlldrtn welcome. yard. Gar. + buge Ptll'k l·I~-'--""=-"'-'-"'---l'""' "f"' ~ ... f" •• ins, carpettd, &: \mmacu-Ml" Mra, Fran Gurley, ?o1!P'. fl65 m11. Adult. Ml.al BARBER Shop. 2 chail"I. Re--"'-"-·~*~-""-·1'611 __ ..,_ ..... ~I ~" 1
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late! Vac.anL S400/mo. on I~'""';·=:""=="'~'"~· ~-=~::l'-""~·W!;,· "'"~~'"~·~A~p":l._1'!,:1!__ . tirina ifter 45 years. 1191 ADDmONS pain and HOME REPAIRS 831).1578 2-BR/Cpu, Drpe, Bltnl, N-......... COlll• Mesa ' re · "3 av e" Ca.JI GUARDIAN ALTERATIONS =i:la :~l~l~~e~u~ Corona Ht Mir 4250 Onfy $110 UOO * ml Al&hama .... ,...... ~!:d.Fr~e=~· HOME SERVICE !or any CUSTOM D~G Pardon LYXYriout Townhovte ~256 AFrER 2-PM Mo-te Loin 4320 kind of repain such as "LOUISE" ~7104
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.ba .. frpl.., carp., drapes, bit· ll:ENIC PROPERTID HARBOR TOWNtt6USE lOO FF DRIVI 1-3 )'I'S. Mr. AdllllaoBkr. home. St&-5079 Dreumaklna l Oeslanfn& JtEPRESENT.A'l'IVW9 -
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2 BR. D 3lrd St. U45 li!af. SUS. f73.M60 642-36G m.. swim pool. iar. No Oceanv1ew from IYl!l')' A»I· and NOTICES 1 RRiiP'1hoc':'Jn•ii:;l4;a:c2-17;l5i;7m;el~'!"""~"~·~C.U~_1M~l"'k'C!"''l;"""~~ v Ormp OJunty, Ttdl..,..•• olo, ,..._,, ...... __ ln-'m -r from Sl50 mo up. i-=:.;;===---I BRICK BLOCK STONE * erne, the Tile Man * -.. 1~ to -~. .__ ..,..,,.., -· .... Winti!r Monthly Rentals ch!ldreft or peta. Nice atea.. 494-Ufl Found (fr• A~ MOO .,.. .. .:.......,.,. • SLA. TE PAINTING -Carpentry • Cwit. work. lnl~all I: re-"l'J""''"'' 04 ~
F.d Perrot!. '*'8811, N2496 JAMAICA INN HOTEL I «==~"~"~""~":,..,~=-1 ::=:-;=:;:;"'':"':"'=::::'I::::::.:"-:.::-:=::::.;:: CE~EN'.f~;;k 631>-29l6 Rool repairs, eltt. work. pair.. No job too am a IL tied proteakml--. 1111 or 540-6.1«!. Al klat • WO llKI. 17).112)li>uPLzx 2 Br-1\l Ba-$135. Rent•h W.m.11 fftO FOUND • blue parakeft baa 1 --~=~===-I Quality· work reaaon. Pluter patch. Le a k : n 1 er pad · 1DffaliDirt * EASTBLUFFPI..AZACOI~· Wais'&: Dryer, Dehwr. Cpta band wtth nurnben. Vic. ntORYK CONCRETE &ll-0427. lhower r..,alrecl 347-1$7. exp not DIOl!IA11, .........
DOM. ' Br-2 Ba. PooJ.pdv· 9.ll)iM 4300 Dl'Jls, Many i!xlru? No pela WOULD like ~ I: room Bays.id!! Dr .• NS. 6'4--0126 All tYPf9 Patloa &: Waiki Painting, PlumbinJ, c.,._ .t.w ~= ~ ~= ~ $295. 54W2U a.EAN a.et.. As*. AD. m-1350 or $6.l70I. for ret~~~lder1¥ flade-PAJ.R. READING GUSSES ~-'~""'=-"'-'-· _67>55~_1_< __ 1 pentry. Rffal Rt:!. lnlured. Uphollfery uJ"n1 Santi! Alla.
l..ktroom, .,.ty decon.1*1. ut11 inc:!. m up 102I IL CAMINO DR. man. .__.... In ~nter o1 Street. Vk:: Chl' a:MDn' work. all types. Call .. Mike" 64J.-0348 Uph lit t Cost 1---~=~---r
._ ..,.all to wall carpetl Sito. 315 E. Balbi:la Blvd. LUXURY 3 BR., 2 BA. REFINED lady wt1be1 .mall .t. 15th St!N.B. 646-lSZl 1/11 No job too 1m1l1. f't't'e eat. I========= I o ery a MEN
1be Re.I Ella.ten 546-2313 BALBOA *· IT.l-M 5«1-m5t or MI 6-6922 apt. or cueat bouM. Good SMOKE BLACK kq' baitt'd H. snJFLICK 548-8615 Hlullnt 6730 Reta. &n.Jl07 Anytl{!li! Good workera • atut im-
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UD niom. .. _. lncl-UW! • Oldf'r Diapoaal. Dble-t.'\nk. Conienl&I home. $!15. w/Klt-f'OUND • Ptkll l Ooile mix Reaaonable. Two vela. CG i!xper. 0/0 He. Able Mr. RUllO 142'"'"67 ;:.~~-~,., Adults *" 50-3158 917 w. 19th. • 613-5729 0c~h,0~v~,;._*"5118· Work In Colla Mesa. 847-1212 I</ CHil.J) CARE/EXPER. &42-40JI to tr11•el. Xlnl rels. AJtrt Young Men
1l!O ·-_, Cll LGE 2 BR -2 BA. Ganie. -.. "'~ $1&.wk. Lunchea, Snacb. TI4: 687.fi9311 evN. 20 hours or more P'' -"·
"'-r-• -""'·• . ~··r:'ir-aton luch 4400 Cpta, n.-. Nr-Falrvtew 1: SU.SO UP ... k. W I kitchen L• ~1 Naps. Ag ... I! ~ 5. Lie. lronl-6755 Agonc• U----~ 547729 Ev• ~ ~·t-" -,,,_ ... rn.n 71 00 Oextble ac:hedule. Ulm SSO ~~~~~~~2~nEXTRA ••-I BR, __._ Baker $125-up. ~ 122.50 up Studio Aptl. 2378 wet'k up. Musi hive nu.t --"~ ' BR ~. I NEW-Btvd. ~S'T.'5. '' 2-TlNY POODLES from u-SEO DAY ""E ' IRONING/MY HOME .... --bt1 •-•til ,.. ··-. ... .. p l!X· , • .,... 1 ,.,. ~ ' 11-ttcu• FM P•ld •-111-,,,...._,
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P•tioa. IZ35. ~ dt g pm NEW fundabed or unf\rn!Mt-Newport Buch 5200 11\l,y entrance. 258 E. 15th caJI : Coeta MC?M Police I "-=-'-'"'----.;_.;.'-I .r. J>tollver. * 642-5265 'comPflnY product -Ihle-• EXPERIENCED{,. ,
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3 BR, 2 ba, Fam , frpl, eel 2 bdna, 2 bath, llll f'lec· s lfR.. z ba, cpta, drp1, trple. Fred H. Gerwick-Lit. IRONING $I .SO.HR. al 11 llH'le (.-ompany. T ml Ali benettw sr;_ newly dtt. Avail 2/1. JM. trlc built . Ina. ,Panonmic cltJuxe. O.er looka Plrk I: KL:'4L ESlAfl MEDIUM Sill! white and 673-6()11 * 51!)..2170 I CALL 642-0'238 $16.CK». • clop ea na.f _ .. _ .. _"",;"'f .. SZ"..O.. 50-l450. SC.1HI• . view overiooldns A 11 • 0 -'---el. Mlb St • ____ , Gener•• brown Enl!ldl Settw WNr· • ACCOUNT EXECtmVE. udlna pro ll ................ .. "'~"' '-"· _.:.;;,c;;_.;;.;_ _____ j ... -• llo< •·--• ADDITIONS -mod•i· ••-o S Ind A Shoe ,. ••. ~ Beech. SUS. 21621 w.ie,. Pl. S2'l5 Yrly. 675-1815 •ni co · _.... • '" · v•" P1p1rhengln9 Jrn.urance 1&11!1 expcrl-..
'l'liwersity Partl mJ ~Dr~-~-~~~idliom;li?~·~ -~\ii~fi~~ Income ftroperty 6000 Beach. vicinity ol Coast Ii homes. FRANC;EN p 1 ti 6150 encl!, prtferably with 41• 4M s. MaJn St .• ~ • ....,._ 719 Cedar (New-~ and 0. I• 54&-5138 .f99.2984 •" "I rttl writer or broker, 3l1 E. l'Jth SI., ai.t. .._
LEASE 3 Bdrm. 2% bamt. NEWLY flas ...... I bdrm. part Sharell, Cail owiwr 1 J•/o llETURN 494-1)55 V 1"lnltlle ~ batti, all dectrie bu&ll· de)'I $t)..2"Jl or 6"2-2835. 1 __ ;..:..______ · PAINTER trom EUR.OPE ~i1!11lna In bulinHI In-IOYS 10 -14 a.~,.,
Univ: Ulqwi llWlli Im. Puoramle ...._ w.r-ll'WrlV!p 6'2-2135. Fully \eued lnduatrlal blda. TINY .Uva toy p()Odle. Male. C•rpet ClNnlng 6'25 30 yrs e:qier. lnlcrior 6 ex-sonnet. Ul t'i, married. Good rootel! • Good ~
3210 · i......1-.\Ibo 81 h l220 . In Bl'iltol-Bak'r ara. Sbowl l'it: lb&. An• tG 'Sluuer.' r» ORY room--.•. 0 dJn-terior. Clean & very reu. To SU.rot BALBOA P~ ~ -ec . ·wrsra.tn't-Br'fWNHSF. $5,i60anr1ual-onlllle ,.,.~,'"·"'·•a,•-"-~·· N--•-k P1 11 •0RDER DESK. EKPerl· D'ILYPILOT.'~-'
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• 2-BR. DQ', 2.aA. N~ dtc! tJtU.,dJ .. lo mo. * IT28 Bt'dfurd Lane. lechtea a .. l litate PA.AT Schoauier il ,Bu11e,1:•"'"";,·;,==:.='====IDEPENDABLE palntlna 111 el«tronk:I finn: $9800. IOYS 10'!14·~ Stove, ~ Dbl• pr. Sl25 mo. * fM.!mll 7 mos. old, v1c. cl Calli. 1. REASONABLE p r l c e 1. r...runa a..c11. so.~
a;e $%IO-tDO> • Df72D la) N. co.vr HWY. Del wee New 2 BR, 2 ba. 133 Dover Dd"f. Npt. Sch. School, Me111 Verde. O.rd9nlng 6'IO Quall!.¥ work A mater\a... r 0 r lnformaUon rqarcllc Good niutul e Good l~~~~~~~~~I iilNTALS Poot. rr,1c:. S2UD. A18o. * &>12.ot71 545-lt63 54.>30l1 ur 5'46·2629 thNle po11n1on:t. cell DAILY PIL • •· l!tuntll ..... ; lllCh 3400 Q;"~-~~U~ ..... ~~~\·~~~;l;llll,~S~be~,~Rl;tt:·:""=l903§;j" two BR unita on CX!I• 161 Female Siamet1t, l YMr FRONT Yard i..awr 84-rvlce • P~PERllANGING • Jujle,SprlftfW '42-3170 e to-ml e ,_. .. 3 • ~ f'qll. Qltl......... ... rt ..._ 5210 w/pool, IU.500 yr '"°"· old. VldnlUI Mea V.-de. nO mo. ~c~rd2 al9c>. Rel RIASONAOLE • YOUNG MAN TO WWW:
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A JOB?'
That's a question tbat all of us ask ourselves in moments of reflection.
The employees who have built Atlantic Research to the stature of
prime contractor have their answer. 11hey have a job that matches and
challenges their capacity and allows them the time and professi<>nal
atmosphere in which to create the best possible systems products.
They also have a job that allows them to help and work with other
people who strive for professional excellence. Why not join this team?
Openings are immediately available tor: .
FLIGHT DYNAMICS ENGINEER
Six to eight years experience in night dynamics-.incJuding stage to
stage separation of spinning bodies. Must be familiar with digital
analog simulation techniques. WIU perform studies in flight dynamics
on multi-stage vehicles in and out of the atmosphere. Degree required.
PERFORMANCE ENGINEER
•Six years experience in night path optimiz.ation, impact dispersions,
rigid body control, dynamics of stage separation, vehicle response
t.o winds and trajectory errors. Must be familiar with six-degreMf ·
freedom trajectory digital simulation techniques. Degree required.
AGE DESIGN ENGINEER
Five y~rs engineering operience in conceptual and detail design or ground support equipment. Mu8t have broad background in equip-
ment design <hydraulic pneumatic and mechanisms). Degree f'equired.
STRUCTURAL DESIGN ENGINEER
Three years engineering experience with a minimum of two years
Of experience in the design of aircraft or missile structure. Exper-
ience must be in both conceptual and detail design, including stress
analysis. Will direct tbe structural design of flight vehicle structur·
al components and systems, pe!'form preliminary design studies
master design layout& and support proposal activities. Degree re-
' quired.
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Five years design engineering with three years minimum on ground
support equipment in the aerospace industry. Must be knowledgable
in machine design, welding, material and component selection as
required by AGE design. Design of ground haindling equipment, sup-
port fixtures and launchers. .
PARTS APPLICATION ENGINEER
Provide applications assistance derating characteristics w design
engineers in electronic parts selection areas. 2 to 5 years exper-
ience in application or resistors, capacitors. relays and inductive
devices to engineering requirements. Degree required.
RELIABILITY
Three years or more in engineering, two or more in reliability disci·
pline. preferably in systems reliability analysis. Must have com·
pleted one or more formal counes in statistical analysis. RequJres
application of analyt;ical techniques to advanced vehicle design and
Merall system lmplemeniAUon. Dttec:t assignments will include falJ.
ure mode studies, math modeling, prediction analysis and apportion-
ment in accordance 'With MILSTD-785 and AFSCM 375 Documenta-
tion. Degre~ required.
RF ELECTRONICS ENGINE.ER
Should have heavy experience in radio frequency (VHF to UHF),
circuit desilln (including 90lld state) and component application.
Some supervisory experience ·preferred. Degree and ten or more
years experience.
ANTENNA ENGINIER
Requires a specialist in electro-magnetic technology with five years
experience in the design ol antennas. feed lines and couplers for mis·
sites or spacecraft. Will select equipment, monitor the generation
of procurement specificaUons, supervise antenna pattern measure-
ments and assist in the analysis of electr<>-magnetic interference prob-
lem. BSEE reQuired. MSEE preferred.
CIRCUIT DESIGN ENGINEER
Background should include both digital and analog solid stale cir·
cult design and cover the frequency spectrum from DC to l mega-
hertz. Prefer some experience in project supervision. Will go gen-
eral circuit design and direct technicians who will breadboar~ and
test circuitTy. Will also act as a consultant to the Reliability Group
to aid in the select.ion of components. BSEE and 4 years experience.
. RF CIRCUI T DESIGN ENGINEER
Require$ 2 years experience in the design of radio frequency cir-
cuitry. Should have worked for a manufacturer of receivers and/or
transmitters. Experience should be broad and in the frequency range
from l to 5000 megaberti. Actual DESIGN experience mandatory.
Will evaluate the designs submitted by subcontractors, assist in the
generation of transmitter and receiver specifications and all failure
1 evaluations of RF components and support electro-magnetic inter-
ference investigations. Experience in the field of electTonic counter·
mel8Utts very desirable. BSEE required. MSEE preferred.
AIRBORNE TELEMETRY ENGINEER
Requires a BSEE and 5 years experience in the design development
or uae pf airborne telemetry systems. Should have worked for an
Hl'Olpa<:e user or an eq~pment manufacturer.
HYBRID CIRCUIT LOGIC ENGINEER ·
Must have 3 or more years experience in the design or digiial and
bybrkt anelog-digital circuitry. Will design such Items as digital daia
procwinl circuitry for airbOrne instruments. computer input/output
lqlllpment. digital ground station data processing equipment. and
data Mta to interface with microwave links. BSEE required.
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Community
Hospital 200 Hospital Circle,
Westminster
893-4541, .Ext lU
DISHWASHER
ANGE COUNTY. Mature pl needed. Prelft WHIBllf 25-45. Vuy interfttbi& jab. AlllllM lm'Ndk ... opaill n
NOW HlllNG
PEltMANENT P 0-S I~
TIONS NOW AVAIL-
ABLE. OPENINGS FOR 4' MEN WITH ·ALL
KJN~ Of WORK BACK·
GROUNDS.
No experience neceMUY
JD IOIDe departments U
we have ttain1na pro-
pam for young men who
want to learn a trade.
TOP WAGES
to qualified men
.... fer/Lt HMlcpt DAYTlMI aper....-l1iDll. _... ~ Hrt. a day. No tee. Salary 21 _ OYIR tar7 wllla ~ .aiul1)t ftl ~1.. -·-~----· m oaeleddr tnik--lxPllUINCiD wrtt.r. ~ ability
M311y Fee and NOD-Fee
beadiaru.-..
GaywOr
Employment Atencf
22S E . 17th, S.A. 542-TD
APPLY IN PERSON to 80 w.p.m. RaceDt es-
a.11 AND 3-5 .,...._. rwquind, on.r..
Monday thl"OWdl Friday .wed rftPCllllllbDifies, do
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NIWPOaT llACH
8116 s. Hal'bor, Anah '35-50.11 --------
GIRL l'RIDAY ' .. s. .... ,...... ....,...,...,___, in growlq firm. BUlina.
---:.:.~=--~a. aaie. phtme, dealer ·-(0. · maWna etc. FJve yan a-
,.. ... I FOR D"'""''"'-Oftical. lndul ~. ID $430 perle.oce prwferftd. Good 1 ._ .... ---..L _._ ... ~ ...,..,.,.u, Clerkl'I)pjat.a (2) .. to $315 alary. .....-•-_., -DTo
um&. APPOINTMENT. Te 11 ~ t, eJ11Perlenced. Out-JINSIN
standJn( oppor. It aalary. U-,1-Corp. AU appllcanta must be -·-able to 1tart work Im-Alt Contr'lf tme • • $12,000 235 Fi.cher
mediately. Mech. Eblt. desree • • $10,800 Oleta Mesa Office Mngr t:n1e ...... S1175 M0-3441> MEDICAL Aalt. Age 2'1-40.
Great opportunity for am-
bitious youn1 man. Apply in
pel'800 between 2 and 5 p.m.
daily. * 537.2312 *ARGUS EMPLOYMENT = =--=~~
CONSULTANT AG~CY w/2 yrs co0ep. Type compl
TED 204.1 Weatcliff, NB 548-'M96 WIN $500 resume 11Yin& an exper,
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UNITID CALlflOINIA
IANK I
at.HuMrlW. c:.te Miia .....,.
546 -~
J. Men, Wom. 1500
SHOE SAW., ·
Expeien~ better Uidtes
lboes. Excellelt ~
aion and benefits. AJ!llb'
Personnel lM
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Newport Center
Newport Beach MAN WAN 162f E. 17th, S.A. 517.Q.18 ballnela .t oa11ep IUbjecU,
Wltb o o o D BacJccround 1e Crea'at/Anhm ~ AND COLOR TY and mail • eo. M-l D·"-·--00-UPLE--fcr-MAJN'l'--. -• of Mechanical A b i 1i t y N KW... .....,
2~~!'°.rwy.
Coron• dtl M.r
for knlttins M a c b t n e. ~ Op, 1 yr exp • to 1435 ame ,., Pilot. o1 2 • atory Radio SC!bool
YOUNG MAN Experience h e l p f u I bot Dtctaph Secy, ~ .. · · $450, A1.Ylfery Tune LADY over ~. 'refined, know· Bldr with Dormintori• in
with experience or interest not neeessary * wtu FC Bkpr, C'Oftlt • • .. • • to $500 C... 09 ledp ol bookkaepina. ca~ Huntin(ton Beach. LI~ in
in Merchandising Fabric, train. ; APPLY: ARGUS IMPLOYMENT KWIZ-l4IO able to manaae interior dee· Jarre turn apt + salary.
Notions &: Related ltema. CALIFORNIA UMBRE1J.A CONSULTANT AGENCY antins 1 t u d I 0 Newport 847-0169 FOR APPT.
Age 22 to 40, BondabJe. Lim· e 29'1'2 CENnJRY PLACE.-2043 Wett(:liff, NB 548-77p6 8eaeb. Salary + commiu-ORDERLY. full tirot._LVN
iled travel." with expenses e C06TA MEM 1624 E. 17th, S.A. 547-6336 WANTED ion. Menncee. Write c/o & RN. full or pert time.
paid. Salary & all <.'WI~ 1695 Ctta'nt/ Anhm 63.'Ml941 Oal]J PUot Boa M736. · call Director of ~·
mary Company benefits. 60 llll'bf Newport Harbor O>n J Apply by letter for inttt· MANAGEMENT NCR llOO • ... · •• ... to $450 60-DAllUIU Brush~ SaJea va""
view. Box P-3. Dally Pilot. Gal Frida.)' ...... J400.$450 FULLIR IRUSH cent Home ~7'165 TRAINEE Clerk Typist. a> wpm • • $375 Age 22 . Ji Opport. mother's a: eollere BEAUTY OPERATORS. ' Shoe Salesman 21 or over. Typiat tme. a> wpm •• Sl.10 Ye Ole len &his service estab cutomera Night lhift. Paid vacation,
for exclualve men.a shoe High SchQ91 Grad. Wire .t Solder • • • • Sl.90 br $2.00 per boar Guarantee, llllW'8JlCe pl'(» store in Huntill(ton Center. Excellent career oppty! Belt Local Clom,pe.nies 2:ml Newport &vd. OiD 83l-CS5 ar 5414339 gram. * 'O:mtact
C'.ontact: PuWI Fl Corp J . R. Pim:e AllOc. ~ Co.ta Mela SG-97!6 1---..1-, ft..'--r Plottnee Parten-MlMll9l.9 Mr n k c ftlncie . • 1882 Newport. c.M. iG-6720 JHWl"IV ---.·-::a: . ec 646 4141 , __ .......;;_____ Attractive WotMn MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE • m:AUTY OPERATIJR •
R ... I Shoe Shop Ambidoua aood penonality. Apply between 10 .t 12 noon. e Followinr preteqect.
#61 Hun~ Center S.....,,... & Mln199rs HeWlp Wuted, use of ~. over ~. Aver-• H. J. Garrett Furniture. Newport Beach * &'r.>3385
No Experience c-r opporty with &eadi• °"'*' 7400 •1e part time $59. a week. • 2215 HARBOR BLVD. CPLE for Janitorial work
N---. ry! firm offering over 100 mu-Full time $124. No expf!Ti-• COSTA MESA 5-nitea week 2 to '4 bnl.
-·-·tuaJ tunU. FUU or pt time. p rt n-w-...a. ence ne c e11ary. For HOOSEKEEPERdlild care. Hunt-Beach. 536-7850 Must bave clean C.Ulomla No expel' nee. we train. G 11ww V'f"• prompt introductory illlP.r. Children in llChool 8 hrs. COUPLE
drMna record. Apply Npt Bch office. 642-tm call Mr. James, 54+8550. Own trans. Poaible Uve-ln. for Manaier Motel Ailts
YELLOW C~I CO. SaDt11 Ana office, 5'7-8331 Newspaper inserting in I.be u-•-• W•ilod 646-2716 a:tter 6 pm. 2376 Newport Blvd. ~
186 E. 16tb St lnveston Flnancial Mall room. Interviewing S. rnva--9'llil
Cotta Mf!A Servlcel. tnc. 11 AM. Contact No expe,rlence nece.uary. RSKPR. Live-In. 2 chldm, School .. lnatructlon 7600
SERVICE STATION Georae AraUJ s.Jat')' open. Age 22.32. exceptional job for right per.
DAILY PILOT APPLY IN P.,....""N IOO. Write w/ref1 to PO Box IBM SALESMAN YACHT REPAIR "'......v
3 t 5 . 25 330 w. Bay St. 84 Corona del Mar. , 0 yrs experience. Yl'1 CARPENTER COAST HEAL TH CLUI STUD or older, light mechanical Boat "ard ex ..... rience re-Coeta Mesa ENT for Ute Mdlt on KEYPUNCH k Imo led N t · " "" 132 E. 18th St., C.M. Sailboat. Seid quallfieatk>na • w ge nee. ea in ap-quired. Good job for top --SUPERV_l_SO_RS_ .t Phone No. TO: PROGRAMMING • it
pearance. See Clyde: man. BARMAIDS • • • PO Box.231/Balboa Iu.nd JNDUS. DRAFTING • d 2590 Newport Blvd., C.M. Blackle's Boat Yard cl GO GO Lor Holiday Heeltb Spa, OC C ECKf'"'G h an C ta M Full part R.E. TRAINEE. Full or P/ GR • H "' • WHOLESALE Lighting Fix· ~ • • • • OS el&. or
. ture showroom needs man DANCERS time * Between 20 A. 25. time. Bkr. & ~eloper wm 'TRONIC ASSEMBLY ·•
who can hang and rewir~ $300 per wMk. Neat appearance. We train. train for R.E. license at his PIX/TYPE· n. t
lighting fixtures also some $17.000 PLUS REGULAR 638-J.183 01' 633-9763 ~ ~~:~;:; e~..=..:,~:8!!, West Coast stock room work. FEL.D-CASH BONUS for man over --SUPERYISORS "" · · •• •CJVrftn• TlME
MON & THURS. 2 ICbool-MAN COMPANY. 547-6351. 40 in Orange County Beacb for Holiday Health Spa, S1l•tldy age boys. * 54Ml'15. Trlde & lusl. Schools
t-JAG UAR MECHANIC. area. Take short auto trips d>sta Mesa. Full or Pa rt Better Ladies Ready lo wear 2117 S. ,.
1-HEAVY DUTY MF.CH. to contact customel'I. Air time. * Between 20 .l 25. Only experl~ed need a~ BABYSI'JTER • Boy aie-4. Main ,,1 .. S.A. n,t
l·DETAIL MAN. mail L. P. Dip'cktt10I n. Neat 11ppearal'lee. We train. ply. Top salary. ~ ... del-M:;.,
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• STANSBURY BUICK Southwestern etro eum ./ APPLY tR P~N: ULLIANS u•,r.oi.u .... """' Tl 537•7113 e 234 E. lVlf\ SV C.M. g,~.. Fort Worth. Texas. ./ 2300 HARBOR BLVD. 3333 Bri~tol MOTEL Manager. Prefer-Hunttnrton Beach, callf. e rSee: SERVICE MGR.) · GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS South Coast Plaz.a. CM ably married, for to units. 536-8185
IEAL ESTA TE WIN $500 Hair Models Wianted W AITRNIESSght · -~te. r 25· Phone 540-51!32 for details. Ul N. Lemon p,d,k
M t ..... ttr ti and ba .,JU • Bookkeeper • Secretary 776-2900 Shouldn't YoU ne wltb Walker AND c6LOR TY us .,., a ac ve-ve Apply in person: for-contractor 3 day wk. 91etten Indicate 1oeation a: Let? Free Information. good hair. Pbotogtapi'ly a:nd to Mrs. Bellamy betwn N Beach 54S-8482 ~
Pt>one at write WALKER .l N1rne KWIZ competition hair styling. 9am . u am ewport · Pffw Cl ........
LEE Ine 2629 Rlirbnr Blvd. Mystery Tune C.11 64~23. BeU1my'1 R"t1ur1nt MaJor. bank would like ••• St1rt WMiCly ~m. Cllles Oft TELE. SOLICITORS 1400 W. Cout Hwy NB expenenced help. Full I Complete Secretarial
CARllER BOYS KW"' '1480 ExJ>er. Over 18. Ple1aant or part time. 494-0771 ./ Oerlc Typist
GOOD ROUTES ..,..._ omce. Nwpt Beach area. ORI CHIU> care. 1t hlewortc. 5 ./ Special Counea
AVAILABLE Guar Salary + BONUS. PART TIME W ~· Own trans. 1 airl 6 Bnllhup Typing:
HUNTINGTON BEACH e 1'op notch Service Station Full or P/time. 644·11l*i Yt"I· ~ or 615-2434 mM Standard
DAIL y PILOT Man famillar with all as-before 10..m or alt 5-pm. Free training to women COMPANI~ for 7-year-old IBM Selectric
peel.I cl bulinela. SSOO. mo. SECIU:J'ARIAL Associate at who qualify to represent girl 12-3 pm, da~ week; mM Exec
• M2-432l • + comm. + bonus. Ray once! FAt-buainess Latntna Avon. CaU collect 53().5860 sz.wtc. 646-340( alt J.p.m. Afternoon and eve!Dina
10 Men needed for Polish &: carey's Chevron 604 s. Bea.en. Your own ' bua1nesa DONUT Malm' HOUSEKEEPER/EXPER. chuaJes.
Waxing. Exp, or inexp. Con· Coast Hwy. Lquna Beach • our location & P/tlme Early ~ lhJft PART TIME. Pay for yoor books and a
tact Bob or Jerry itt 2950 work. Ref. req. Write Box Donut Mill 5*3'154 Newport Belldl * 646-7316 small ttglab'ationa fee., then
Harbor Blvd. 546-3S63 or Agenc•~ w....,. 7300 M-5 Daily Pilot 15 per week. Hundreds cl. ~8191 E •-T Ho111ekeeper, cook: cheer. ~uJ graduattii over
ROUTES AVAILABLZ XK. ~J• rne. ful , eHlclent. RefereJ!Cel. OFFICE SU,HVISOR the past five year11!'
In TO $400 -FEE PAID 12 noon to s PM daily, Son-POLLY PRIEST
Westminster for boys 10.14 Sha.tip, young, well ifOOmed. days off. Own tranl)lOrt· J c PENNEY co BUSINESS COLLEGE
Good Profits · No SUnday \Ylllaln ,.... tatlon ...... 494-7336 e e e 325 N. N~ NB 548-9723
Delivery S42-43Zl Atlocli ... A1encY POWER SEWING UFE'JWE GIFT. Chilcoat 10
FRY COOK/6 to U-PM. 1856 Newport "' 642-6434 MACHINE OPERATORS NmYICCT STOii lellOn Typing School 173
APPLY EVENINGS: ' ' ~e prelerred. 'ti..,,..., Del Mar, C.M. ~28:19
• THE PADDOCK, Help _....., Min 7200 Baxter a Ocero, tnc.. IN e 111 MAIN/H.B. Sail k * .,.... ...,.,. MIRCHANDISE f()R ~~~~~:~ NEWPORT BEACH l'vm:~ AND T~ ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTING
~~· :.tmctloo ~ NEWPORT CENTER·
HOUSEKEEPER for care
o1 1• mot o1c1 c:hUd • li,:bt HAS OPENINGS bouaekeeplfta. $30 week +
roont " board. 962.5242 FOR
BABYSITI'ER "1d 'l'\Jn.Sat.
flAllOAl AJW.m ~!:n ~ a1~ cbildo.vte. OFFICE SUPERVISOR
540-2699
Monitoring of coets and petfarmance data, * DENTAL A.!mlii'4Ni' *
cost-to-complete contract fUadinl and re-Experienced requhcl porting 11equirements~ with relerenee to 111 ___ •_1351_or_S2011 __ _
aerospace financing forecasting metboc:ll. 8 RF.S'I'AURANT Help. Part
to 10 years applicable experience and an ac· time. Eventn1. Over n .
C'Ounting_de_gree from an ~ed college •"'-u."=56-:':: ... 91163= .. --~y:.......-A;;;;;;::c.==..-~ANT-"'='" required. l,Ul\OJLA l<ILl"IU•
Olurch. Sunda,ya A other ~
JR. FIAIKIAL WLYST
Math or Accounting major with minimum 3
years experience in budget preparation and
control. wm also perform fluncial 1Dalylll.
caa1omJ.-~'1537.
MEDICAL SF.c'Y.
EXPERIENCED ONLY.
Newport Beach * 6*-8843
FUU.ERE'M'E I Part time
$2..per bt. Guar to ltJltt, AllNTOR (SlJB.COllUCIS) !162'"12 An'ER 2-P.M.
, CAPABLE lady ec> l.llllst
Perform Subcontract audita, price/colt an• a.rm .t M.odellnc School. l)'iie. audit overhead. rates. Jtust hue prior .. __ 54&-9813 _______ _
audit experience on government cost. -~ w~bee:· :tall:;
lmbursible type contracts and be f •mlli•r c.fe. m-tllO
with ASPR. Requires a cLelf• ind 3 ,.an •-m:MEKEEP~---ER-.-1-10-2-dy applicable experience. wk,. CdM. Own tnns.
Recent succeufUI auperviao.ry experience
required. No Bookkeeplnc experience
neceaary.
OUTsT ANDING llNll'IT
'ROGRAM INCLUDING:
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APPLY NOW
IN HRSON
10 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
TUESDAY, THUUDA Y I FRIDAY
Apply In Person ., C1ff
(714) 546.8030
3333 H1rt.or liyd., Co1t1 MIN. Callf. ~ ~ ~:: J. C. PENNEY CO.
:S~~ s dya "· IEWPOIT CEITEI :~tn:'. Cair 1n.oe 24 FASHION ISLAND
CLOSING OUT •••
• • • ENTIRE STOCKI
I ., Floor Sampln
., QuaUty Furniture
MAl"l.£.SPANJSH-M6DERN
SolU-Olain-Lcwaeats
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Tabl&Lampe-MllC.
Appl'D'Md Fumfture
2159 Harbor Bl. CM 548-9660
MO-SDOIONS HI·RJIE BED
32"x11'' cmvau to · bec1 fer
2. * PERl'EC'r! I CALLM6-B9
BEAUT chair, couch mam
bed ISO. S pc Dinette wbt/
sold $15. 540-7518
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LAWN SALE. 19'l E. 18th
St~ CM Mile tumiture. hse-
hold ltema. ,.,,,.,tna. Wed-10 am f pm -
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LIKE new Kemiort 1 a a ranae. w/tlJp w avftl $100.
Co1dlpot mrta. 17 cu.I\ w/
btm rretur A f~mAker nso. Both ror =· 546-8m1 alt 3 pn\
I GE PORTABLE DISH·
WASHER 1115. L1lct NEW!
Ueed & ITIOI. * 8113-71!00
CHDT FREEZER 2'l cu.ft.
Perfect! $175. Suitable for
·Home or neu. Mi-2Sl4
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MU.le. s,....,. DMtfon nurnw bomt. Newport leach. CC111f. ANTlQUE MahQplly Aitna
U. S. Citizenship Required Ms..1489 '-b~, stierato(I ~ 3 ex-
An Equal Opportunity lmp101er -iAl-MAf_D__ An Equ1J Opportunity Employer tra )H•ftl '*· 49W243
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• ... .. _ ...... -Ice tlll tun Dn"Pml ~.:..~ ..,,.., --· .. tMTMitii111.aoo " .I:".!:'-T~ ... &-1L11c. FOR NICI CARS .... r ·°' ,.. • • dollc:qt ..-~~ ..... -n1n. ..ND -ucKS • ID ---... -. Doli't ... 'llilsl * OWINS OWNIUI AU •bout our ,. "' __ ,, ___ STOtUI CLIAIANCI 9'I .. --""-lHM/PUrci..o. Pion Any Moko or -·l
• -... .. _.., SPAJMll.MODERN·MAPU: ... ·-""' "'OI! .... II .._ ..., "" • !I .......... + -CONNELL -:-;:.. .. ~me::: No Dowa o.a.c.·ltal* t«nu • Special" • OniJI' $11.16! ... MC MDXiET!Xlnt! 1 bal PQ'DMDt for title. '··cH' EVRO .. LET '64 OIEVROUT FORD PONTIAC
Jmpa.la Super Sport V8. pow· __ ..,..:'..:::.:.:::_ ___ l·-;;-;-;::=;":'.;-:t:~I amaD .,_ No extr.. IO e .,_..,,ae.ranc. Tbl" CARBUUTOR SHOP Low ml. Belt OFFER 0t T&.fil MOTORS
~-Oil.,~ .. ID • ........,. °"'8outl ' -19tl HARBOR.BLVD. TIW>I: for FORD VAN. SpedalhiDC • vw ' P01"8Che 2t21 Harbor Blvd.
,_. tw « in atan . .;... a rt.t1111MI-• Cbsta 'Neu. * 642-1286 · ... C3-f.506 or 615-4'm 8141 GAllDEN GAOVE BL. COSTA MESA
-nn'1 ....... ee..., ·~prsu• .Pu1 ...... re SI _ ..... _ '&4 MGl /Wire wbla, New GARDEN GJltOVE 546-120J ..... • u Hartlor' 111. CM ,... • ..., 1p. ::! trana. Mw.'t IM!llt ua 1 ~1t2;..s;;ss~1~-~~:3;~ ;22~";.,, I ~~~~!!!!·~-~m Toada a a.w .ma 80ATsLiPstor Rent -XLNT cond! 9&1-3ltll It .WE PAY ••• _____ .,...... WIN"'~""' tomln'-..,....11.50/ft. ftANSPORTEU · CASH
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• no MYJ!OrY T-'===~-~=~< -~ °'-Clllls ... BOAT SLIP ,tor '""" SAIL SPECIAL NOTICI or POWat. * Ideal
Baldwin elem•'"" that h:1 ""!~K\Viz-;;;;;!;;~~·~·~I0~.~1~""'~·~· ... ~·';:~·==.,.....~~
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
aEST SELECTION
OP NICI PORSCHll
tor Uled cara I; trucks Juat
call ua for fl"ee estimate.
&ROTH CHEYROlfT
erallde, POWtt sleering, ra·
dki. heater, whitlHlide wall
ti.rte:.
II 6-4444
'64 CHEVROlfT
* '68' RANCHERO f!795 .
'Power 1teerlng l braki a.
26,00l).mi. • 61:>-1575
·~ ~'ORD, .4 dr, auto trans,
rood 1..'0nd, llTS. 548-TW ,..... ...,,;;.~-• *AUCTION* MoOilo ,._
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1*n Newport, CM MU@.( 20'l5% Nwport, CM ..,_ G'f..arll OI' 5tl1-0IOT
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i\RTISAN tlectronk: orpn, KIRBY vacumn clea ner with BEAunrtTL 500 CC Rolld AM/FM, D.unlop SP _tires,
Imp 2 man., •• stops. fine attaduDfML Tab o v eT a Dirt 7.uiid.,. S5iOO ·red ':YlbHl inter. $30%. Dir llOUrld system • ideal for amaU pt.ymenta OI' .,.,. baJ. cau 613-4175 ~1
home or church. ~· for ance rl 157.20 .. cndil Dept. 'Mi HONDA 250 CC Scrambler '&4 C-Coupe, red/black, l!U lh ww COit. $3500 ~· ~1'l89 Anabeun. $300 cond. Belt offer over $2900. ~ MUR4LS, bud Pllnted In Ml-err 175-2®, IU-l212.
UMd Cars 9900
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eMWtary eNew In Atta?
· Make P•)'day Payments
McCARTHY MOTORS
1~ So. Main l Edlnger
(2 blocka N. of Sean.)
S..ta Ana Ph 5'2.3SO'l
wall tirt'I.
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Under, automatic, radio and
heale1·.
83 H~ 0rpn oil, Colts lea than wllJ. , I SO $l50 '66 Poncbe 912. 5-t.pd, ·~ --with Leslie apeaken paper! Created to f!nbance , 6'1i-Sun* 19,000 miles, like new. -
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PIANO.,...._ Prtvala ~ Eltt·brakes. * 56-7616 4 Door • SIOO Your Volkswa&en or Porsche Jo'actory Aulhoriied Dealer
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leuh. SU.9335. WANTEI>: Used furniture, Trucks 9500 or not. Call Loo McKernan. CadiUaCli
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radio, healer, tilt ateering
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Foo d Sales Tax-NO -I
No tax is-painless for lhe average_periou~u.._,ao""'m.,e._ __ _,w,,,ho,.,ar~e\!1"1u"ck"'=wi2'·1!!h..:•r.:•,:i:,:•x:=:::"b:;;l•c-l':'nO-:•~en-,t5ory~;;tu:_::,:•::•.:;•c'CO~m-0----H
are less moral than others. mendable. Perpaps there's .merit and fa eu a pri>
pcsed tax on gross margina u reUef for eJther the lnven·
At the low end 'Of that scale is a sales tax on food . tory tax or bank. and corporations tu, or both.
Legislators usually are wise enough to give that tax Bul certainly the idea Of taxing food ealu ahduld
· a wide berth. They know it hurts most those who can be dropped. tn!lationary prusure1· on food, colb are
least afford to pay -that low income group to whonl causing enough pain for thOH on low fixed incomes with·
1· ·the cost 'Of feeding themselves is the largest item in the out compounding I.he agony with a food sales tu., . !"
family budget. Apart from the equitia , this would be pot~ntially
So it was. with surprise and ala rm: that many Call· the most explosive political laue the Reagan Administra-
fornians read last week Ulat a tax reform study group tion could have on its hands. It would be far ·more leg·
had recommended to Go\f; Reagan extending the sale6 lslalively realistic, as well as much fairer to. the low in·
tax to food purchased . in s to re s or taken out from come group. to increase the take lrom entertainmenL
restaurants. and horse racing. for examp)e. ~
Fortunately, there was an accompanying report f.rom
Sacramento that "there is a general feeling this b the
least meritorio1 1 least workable proposal in the task
force report."
The study group's proposal suggested that low in-
come families lhould be able to deduct the sales tax 'On
food from their income tax.
In the case of many families hardest hit by such a
sales tax. the question is, "What income tax from which
to make a deduction?" Presumably the sorriest victims
of the tax would have too little fnCome to be paying much
income tax.
Gov. Reagan's efforts to find ways of relievini the
hard·pre!ISed property taxpayer and tboae in business
City Election Deadlines
Although interest In the election upecta of 1968 bas
centered on the presidential race preliminaries up to
now, it's time to give attention to municipal elections. A
reminder:
January 25 is the first day for voters .... nominate
candidates by signing a nomination /aper. ~ch candi·
date shall, under the law, be: propoH by not fewer thin
five nor more than 10 voters.
February 15, at noon, it the last day and hour for
nomination papen to be filed with Lbe city clerk.
Other rules attach to the. procedure, but these are
the essentials to keep erimarlly in mind.
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Checking Up on 1968 Forecast fl•lantt of Pa11meats ProfJ letn
J im Garrison
WASHINGTON -Diatrlct Attorney
Jin} Carrison'• controversial New .. 1>r·
lean• lnvelti1aUon of the Kennedy
as11ulnation i1 begiDning to attract
some belated congre1lional attention.
Staffs of the Houae Committee on
Un-American ActiviUel and the Seft.
ate Internal Security Subcommittee
are quJl!tJ.y check.In& into Garril0n'1
wlde·ranglng inquiry to determine es·
actly wh.lt he 11 now up to.
At pretent, tbe attention of. these
con11"es1ional proberl cent.era aroend
G.m1on~1 lnterett ill and haDd11U of
II) an oa1eW of U>e Ku l!Omt J{Ju
and (2) a former coqreslknll com· mt,... omploJe, who hu Ii,.. oecrel
teatlmoDy before the New Orlean.s
11aad jlll)'.
8lpUlcully, -of lheH -.wen 1"9luctant wttnePet in put con·
areuional lnvestig8tiom not related
to the Kennedy ......m.tioa.
THE Ill omctAL.·in.volved in
Gairlson'1 inveltiption la Jack M.
Helm, the former u.alt.ed cyclops of
tile New Orleans, Louisiana, unlt of the
United Klana ol America. He ii now
held ol an independent KKK' iroup
which he organized.
Summoned before the Houte Un·
'Aa:HD'ICID Activitie1 Committee in iU-.ry. Ul&e duriDJ: the committee's Pf'P of the KKK, he WU an UOCO-
oP,eratJve witnels.
Helm, an operations manaret ol a
New Orleans comtructioo company, in-
voUd the fifth. first, fourth, and
foutteenth amendment. of the Con·
stltution in refuting to answer any of
the questiON put to him by commjt.
lee members. r
The tran1cript ol the committ~e
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hearings 1bow1 that one ol the ques·
lions Hehn refused to aNlwer con·
cerned his appearance on a speakers
p1.uorm. With three persons who
were arreated in conMCtion with the
slaying in Philadelphia, Miuissippi,
of 1brM civil rights worken.
TES'IUIONY WAI praented dur·
inf tbe bearl111 by a committee in·
vatigator that "At the rally He Im
1ttrted, 'No consretliooal lnveati.gation
will ever deteriorate thit (KKK) or·
,..uz.tton. We'll still be here when
they are dead ud buried -and I
hope it will be soon.' ''
Garrilon began hit probe of Helm
on a Up from Jules Rocco Kimble, a
aelf-avowed member o( the KKK, who
abo clli.med he once •vorked special
assi&Dmentl for the CIA. Th.is the
CIA dtnill and ·Garriaon claims he
will prove.
According to Garrlson, Kimble re-
ported that on the day alter the iteath
of David Ferrie, one of Garrison's
suspecta lD the alleced Kennedy as·
s&Hinatlon pklt. be drove Helm to
Ferrie's apartment. Helm then came
out with a Mtchel lull of papers
which. Kimble aays, the KKK official
then placed in a bank safe deposit
box. ·
At this 1tace of his investigation
Garn.on. refuaes io say whetheT he
baa located the 1afe deposit boit or re·
covered ill my1teriow contents.
Paal &ott
Telling Left From Right
1'Hm&bt1 at Laree:
Judging by the number of motor·
bll who 1ignal with their left·turn
Olcter when they are turning right,
and 'their right-t urn flicker when they
are turning left. It's 1urprising that
our auto accident rate Isn't twice as 1artt 11 it is. • • •
Olli drug laws a.re incredibly out·
modlcl. for in the next five to 10 ~ars
" will have a hundredfold increase
ill tbe number and types of drug.s ca·
pablt of affedin1 the mind : and this
m111t be<.'omt; a medico-social matter
ratbw &bu 1imply a legal one. • • •
Y• can persuade people to change
theD' lllindl by appealing to fear and
._.., -but lf the lean are too in-t--. peopie wiU simply repress the
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whole thing; this ts why, In my opln·
. ion. the lung cancer threat has not
substantially decreased cigaret smok·
Ing, whereas a more moderate cam·
paign might have had deeper and
more permanent effect.
• • •
Meny men are honest by circum·
sta1K:e who think l.hemaelve1 honest
by conviction ; as the Talmud says:
'"The lhlef who find s no opportunity
to 1teal calls himself an honeat man.'' • • •
In any pa1sionate conflict. the ex·
tre:misll on bolt, slde1 manage to de-
moll•h the moderates on thelr own
• ., 6ee,..e sidf by calling them secret sympa-
Dllr O..ie: thizers with the other side. Impugn·
J Uft never underitood lni their loyalty . and in the eRd mat· --omf:.l• man to whistle ing It impoqible to resolve· the con·
r flict thort of Wilt. .., II a pod · n1 woman. CouJd • • •
,.. qplaia tb11, Geor1e' -•-~~c~=~~, • NORMAN T. It ls curious th~t 1 woman wlll
Olar Nlnun T.: 1peod. hundred• of ·dollars on her
'h .......... LoWi Arm-make-up, her hair, her clothes, .her
...,_., wfMa 90meone aiked accasorie1, and co to 1ome impor-
"' tlla . ID aplaill jell: i:le Mid, in tant publk function wllh a bitter and illlCt. ttri.I if 1°" ptta Ul, reMDtfUI twilt to her mouth that .m't pm to uberly aeptes the whole effect she -. .,. ....., I 11 ,. ~lvely tr)'tna to create.
auEF RESEARCH· Mott farOllle: ar; l~apablre ot traln· You CAN GET OOT OF In& • puppy pniporly. •lih tho rllht MTllTtJB PfOWI amount ol pttlteitee and the correct a.w,.. 1111 Nation'• balUOI between eocouracemtnt and
Wmt.) dielanlOll: 10 why ls It lmactDed they
C'U train I cllild properly?
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Has to Be on
Fuz~y Side
Life Call be areal in 1988.
That Is what a peek in the old
crystal ball reveals about U>e year
unrolling befort u1. Thi prospect ls
tremendous _, if cantankerous man·
kind doesn't destroy Ill own view.
While any forecast of the future
has to be a bit on the fuz.zy side. we
predict -withOut guaranteeing their
certainty -that t.heM thl.ngs will
happen:
BU&lneu , as 1111111, will continue to
be unusual. Thtff will be a few new
buemenb in the boom, ti«· ill toial
ce.llint will mcnase In attitude.
There will be plenty of jobs available
for tboJe Unwillinl to work.
NATURALLY, SINCE it ia an elec:-
, lion ~ar. the poor will be tremft!.
dousl.y· popular with the po8liclan1.
So will every other minority. WbUe
pockets of poverty will remain, more
colna will jingle in those pocketa.
Who will be tbe opposing candidates
for the presidency? They will be· Nel·
son A. Rockefeller and Lyndon Balne1
Johnaon. Each Will run on a platfonn
largely invented some dec ades &IO
by Socialist Norman Thomu, who
baa become the political theologlan of
both the Democratic and RepubBcan
parties.
THE REPUBLICAN slogan will be:
'"Let's Rock Along with Rocky."
The Democrats will counter ttlll with
a dignified. two block long billboerd
erected in front ot the White House--
with Mrs. Jobn900's full appnival.-
wllich will .declare: "Keep America
on Ill Way with LBJ."
Many changes will qccur on Vie lnler·
national scene. The mos t strlklnl ol
these, probably. will be Um,~·
tioa of Geo. Charles de GaWJi u
president of France 1n order to be-
come a visiting profe!sor in pouUcal
history at Harvard. The subject will ·
be , "Twelve glaring errors made by
Churchill and Roosevelt befora they
finally deoided to take my advice on
how to win World War II ." ·
How to Address
Our Lawmaken
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Dollar Trouble Ahead in '68 . .
WASHINGTON -1be silly old dol·
lar 1i1n. as Franklin . D. Roosevelt
caUed It, is likely to give all of us.
including Prealdent Johnson. a liU.le
trouble this year.
The trouble ia that Congress. the
gt:r.eral public and especially the
school teachers and college kids who
wiJh to go to Europe. only dimly un·
derstand Intricacies ·of tlle balance of
payment.I probltim.
The problem la that tllis generom
and adventurous cou11try has been
p;JUring out a great torrent ol foreign
aid, military assistance. public and
private k>ans. bU&iness investment,
an<. a fiood of tourists for 20 years.
Our exports are greater than our im-
ports, but still we do D~ siphon ba~k
from abroad tbe equal of wbat we
pcm out by a very suhltantial mar·
1in.
ntA.T MARGIN IS mostly what we
pour out to stabilize and improve the
world, and hold the line against Com·
mun.isl expansion. Suddenly the prob-
lem has grown wor~e and the world
has come to question the fiscal sta-
bility of our globalistlc policies which
have caused our international bal·
ancea to run in lhe red for 17 of the
last 18 years.
Thia problem hu brought forth pro·
poled taxes and other checkl Otl Eu-
nipean travel. restralntl on busiMl:s
investment and bank loans abroad ·
and other curbs on foreign spending
to reduce American foreign outlays
by S3 billions· or more Uiis year.
Add to thl1 the President's dem.lllld
for a 10 percent lncom. tu increase
and his lecture1 to management and
labor on wages and prices and it
forms up into a nice llttJe paclr.age of
trouble. trouble. trouble. ' t 111ERE IS AN ominous possibility
that Congress and the public w I I I
merely conclude that the free-wheel·
Ing domestic and global policies of the
Jottnson Administration have gotten
thl1 country into a terrible meas, with
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cl&ll'lttlt, ••ltlY ... ?'
huge government deHclts. ~aaed
taxes. an inter millable war. h i g h
pricea, domestic turmoU, and a dollar
no longer worlh even ill former n-
duced value.
If they do arrive at Such a simpli·
fled conclusion it wW only be an ex·
aggeralion of what bothers the world
llnanclal community. On tht author·
ity of the President'• former econom-
ic adviaer and chief apoetle of the
"new eeopcm\k:s" -Walter W. Bel·
!er -what bother• tbl: world fina.n·
cial community is tbil:
i . THE DRAIN o1 the Vietnam war
on Ow Ullited States, plw the rite of
coall arld prk::e1 which makes our
produdl leas competitive in the world
market. r
2. Doubts that Concre11 arMI ~
Johnson MminittraUon will rully
do "anything effective \o check U. !,
inflation through ra.isint tax.es
and cutting 1pending. \
3. Resentment a1ain1t direct U. s.
Investment abroad.
Never ~ the solid economic
foundaUan of ·the United st.tin. ita
hu1e aMtl --. and Its bup DI·
l '' ..
tional income. Tbe international ft-
nanclal community is une111 about
the United States.
Certain ironiea are Involved. At the
1ame time restraiDtl are impoaed on
American buline11 ope r a ti o n I
abroad, the Johnson Adminiltratlon
complain.a that Congre111 won't apPn-
priate enou1h for foreip aki.
AT THE SAME TIME the spend·
Ing of military per1onnel abroad la to
~ curbed gov~ment offlciall are
talking about Jrtcreasing Am1rican
arms purchase1 in , Britain by flOO
million.
These CQntradictloM give added
point to the rising questions here.
Doe• g}oballam pay! Can it be 1us·
ta.lned? Do we know how to mana6e
it? Or are we muely headed for
more measures of restraint nest year
when the dollar la turther dil&raced
-meaaures 1uch u dome.UC wa1e
a .i.:. price control.a, taxe1 higher than
the proposed 10 percent surtax, the
withdrawal of mllitsry force• and aid
programs from overseas? ·
Tbe current view here Is that tM
dollar c.an't be devalued, Ill devalua-
Uon wonld oaly be met by compen-
sathi-' devaluation o( other currencies
so that we would be left right where
we were.
• 'l'liJS IS .THE ADVICE Preoldent
Jobnsoa ii ptting from hit cun"eDt
economic advisers.
Prof. Heller eitpresses ff. thil way:
"lu country after country mMched
our devaluation, the upahot would be
1impty to raile the price of 1~ to
the delight of gold boarders ..S$ld
producers."
So whllt do we do if. as '° many
financial experta think. the new 1e·
strainta aren't enough or can't be en·
I o r 'c e d, or are pualyzed by eeurt
challe~? The only ah1wer that Cu
be found bere ii for the government
to take an even nrm,er grasp on •the
economy in both lb.domestic ud lor-
eip operationl. ·
Passenger Trains Lose Out
While the federal govemment and
the rallro.t industry push le.vetop.
ment of fast train aervice between
major cities, the raliro.ds themtetve.
a.re clo.lq out unprofitable paasen·
1er traina by the ac:ore.
1be proceedinp before the Tnter·
1ta1e Con\rneJ"t'e Com.miuioa on a
train on which the Southern Plcific
R"allroed clatml it 11 IO&ing more than
t4 mlllloa a year involves a new an·
gle, Five Ital.el -Louisiana, Tuu,
New Mex.lco, Arizona. and California
-conteed the railroad Is delibetare\y
Dear
c;loomy
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downaradinl service on tbe New Or·
leans • I.bl Anaeles nm. 'lbe states
want improved aervice, lncludiltC tbe
replacement of. dining' Md Pnttmaa
oan dropped ntOlt-Ulan • year NO.
' THE llOUTBERN PACIFIC atlUtt
tf\at ICC hi• DO power to foree lt to
Improve Hl'Vice. Under law, thi Com.
mial1a. can approve a peUtklft, to
drop tr.llin 1ervict ii. the rallroed cu
convince it that the •rvice It a ft.
nandal burden. Should t'M commia--
lioa ordlt the railro.d t,o lrftprove
Mrvke on the "Sull•t," tbe line un-~will -tbe ... to.-. .............. ·• '-.. -loll ,_. 'lllo ICC io Doe. ....... -... . ..... ... J41f .• ............ ....
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14 to May 14. '
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porllMlll bM beeo IU!n& IMI!. con
off Ibo ·-ucl &lvine the .-.,1s to alt-. u: S. N..., • W<ftl It<·.
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