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tbt ta'14d ell the Newport Freew.,
will be tbe subject af a mMtinl
Wednelday between atate en"'*"•
and mu~l afficllk from Newport
Beach and c.o.til Mesa.
The aeuioa will be held In Division
of HJctrnYs officea In Loa All(elea.
Dtvilion E n & l n e e r Wl.lllam
H•ahamoto to)d N~ ud ONta
MeA 1uthortUe1 that data will be
presented on tbe pouiblllt)' o f
reroutiJC the freewy down Superior
'Avenue aoutb of 17th Street In Cotta
Mesa.
'Ibe present ~ted route ol the
~eeway -.adopted more than 20
yean a&o -la alonl Newport
Boulevard u It heads toward tbe 1ea..
In May lut year. tbe CalifGnlia
Highway Commiallon 1 n 1 t r u c t e d
division engineen to comider the
feaaibillty of the superior A venue
routing. Newport of!lcia1s favored the
move, Costa MeH representatives
were api.ut it
Newport Mayor DoreeA Manha11
aaid it ii ber lllldentan!IUDI that
Wedllacl.aJ:a meeting, Id fclr 10 Lm.,
"ii llO be a lrie1lng on tbe date's
studies to date, for the purpo1e of iet-
ting a reaction from both cities.••
One or t-n councilmen from each cl·
ty and mmtldpal e~ aides
are expected to be on band for the
Senion.
Some months ago, Hubamoto ta.id
division studJea sbould be complete in
time for further action by th eHighway
Comm1J1lon this spring. Wednesday's
meeting is a J>ic ttep In that direction.
' ' I far in ~Ort
"Y~ ~11. ~ Ja tbt .,. block f G..._.. t'ltove Boultvard. rm
sorry bout 'tbJa. '' •
Wi that rneuaae. u eeaymoua
telephone caller Sunday ended a Bon-
nie-ancS-Clyde type car theft that
starte4 in Newport Beach for Frank
Black, ·Jr., Satl.D'day morning.
Blac~ 28, of Anaheim, tpld police
his car )ad stalled u be drove west on
B'1boa t Ooulevar¢ near 21st Street
about 9;30 a.m. Saturday.
Re said three men asked him for a
lift. He refused. But one of the men
presumptuously bopped Into the front
seat, he lrelated. Another opened his
door. battled him out and slugged him.
''We've gone this rar." the ap-
parently amateur thugs said. "let's go
all the way."
Black said he pasted out. and when
he awoke, ~ was alone on the
sjdewalk, and hiJ car was gone -unW
the Slalday pbone call.
Marine Injured
In Cliff Tumble
A C.tmp Pen<lletoa Marine ap-
parently escaped se-rfous injury Sun·
day when he ran off a 15-tooc. em-
bankment in Laguna Beach.
Police sent William KJ.rcbman. 22, to
South Coast Community Hoepkal bvl
aulhoritiea ttlere Mid he waa not ad·
mitted. He bad suff~ faclal lacera-
tioos and a hJp illjury.
Police Sgt. David Browa said
Klrdlman hed been drlntint beer with
four comparuooa before he ran oil tbe
embankment lo the 800 block ol Bar·
racoda Street.
Vandals Abandon
Ruby's Tombstone
CHICAGO (UPI) -A ~
tombstone inecdbect 0 Bdoved Son
Jack Ruby, Afll'll 21, JIU -.Januwy
3, 1967," ftl ...... Oii a Mcti•elt
aide 1treet Satmdl1 "8bt.
The tnmbltooe bid been llbandc)ned
by vandals aMel' tfMt took It from
Roby'• sra•e in w.ana ~
In 1uburblin Ncrrldp, wbere Ruby
... bwiM foJ.lowilll Ida death from
Canctl' iD • Ta. ........... '
Wiien Do We Eat?
Petunia, a baby seal who flopped Mhore at Newport Marina a coup-
weeks ago, has 0 adopted" Marina operator ~o.hn MUJ.Una. "I fed ba
tome fish." he explains, "and now she juat IOlt ot banCJ around!• ,.
Nude Couple in Auto
Cr~~. o:·~man Ki ih:J
A La Mirada woman, wearin& only a
sport coat al\(1 riding in a car driven
by a nude min, was killed early Sun·
day when the vehicle overturned on a
curve in Laguna Canyon.
Her death and that of a Placentia
boy who rode his bicycle into the aide
1911 County 'trafftc 198'7
5.._ Deatk Toll 58
of a car on Saturday raised the
Orange County traff\c death toll to 55
so far this year.
Virginia G. Senn, 33, was dead on
arrival at Orange County Medical Cen-
ter atur bei.ol hurled from a rolling
car on Laguna Canyon Road two miles
aouth of the San Diego Freeway.
Her companion, Mlc.bael E . Moran.
28, of Wblttfer, wbo wu also thrown
fl'Om the car, is In criticaI condition at
Orange County Medic.al Center today,
still unconscious.
Coroner's deputies said Moran was
nude and Mrs. Senn wu wearing only
a man's sport coat -pn!sumably
Moran's -when the fatal accident oc·
curred.
Rafael Back, 8, of PlacenUa, was
killed Saturday aftentoon whell he
rode bis bicycle out af a driveway Into
the side of a passin& car.
The driver, Mary K. Cele. 29, of
Plactntia, was oot beld after the fatal
mJshap on McCormk.k Street a.ar
Shadburn Avenue, just out&ide the city
limits, inveaUaators said.
Heart Transplant
Patient Suffers
Damage to Brain
PARIS (UPI) -Clovis Roblain, a
fi6.year-old retired tnlck driver who
received the heart of a young traffic
accident vktim in Europe's first heart
transplant has ruHered cerebral
damage, doctors said today.
The doctOl's who performed the
operation ta.id Rohla.in was In a
''perfect" vucular state. that ls bis
heart was beating normally, but they
saJd he had auffef'ed damage to his
brain.
They said Roblaln appeared to be
respondJng to treatment although they
said be wu still unconscious.
At a late afternoon news conference
Dr. Maurice MerOld.ler that
Roblain nell'ly died ho alter the
nir>e·bour apention c of oxygen·
giving blood ~ e brain, but was
revived. The operation was performed
Sa~ ntibt and Sunday morning.
He •ald Roblaln "bas ·a perfect vncular state but his cerebral con-
diUon la llvtbt us worries." He said the electrocardiograph report was
"perfectl7 normal" and that tbere are
"relaUvel,y favorable signs in the pa-
tJent's recovery process."
He aald Roblain was unconscious J.'l
bodta alter the operation but that thf'
~ of bia eyea are no longer
ilJeted. a lip taken as a good om~.
Rob1aJn rema1nJ ill au oxnen tent in a
aterillzed room and bas reacted to pin·
chins. M~ said.
Roblaln ftS given the heart Of auto
cruh victim Mfc.Ml Gyppu. 23, in t1n
operation at La liUe Hotpit.al tha t
bepn SMurday at 10 p.m. and wa•
llnllbed SandaJ at 7 a.m.
The nlae-bour operatioo w a ~
(lee TMNBPLANT, h it 2)
MONO~Y. APRIL 29, 1968 TEN CENT9
ReO Front Denied
V.S. Won't Talk With NLF Alliance
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe United
States today empbetiaally rejected
mt auu.uoo that it talk or negotiate
in any way _,th a so-called e.Ilianoe of
peace torces set up by Vietnamese
Cornmwli.tts.
A State Depert:ment spobsman,
Robert J . McCloskey, Mid the
"alliance o( n.ataooal, democratic and
peace forees'' announced by Hanoi
dpring the pest weekend was ob·
v1oosly ~ "Af1Uicl.a1 orcanb.etion,
creature of the )lational Liberation
Froot CNLF) and of HID01."
The department said tlle "alllaoce"
was organJzed during the Communists'
Tel Offensive i.o February, when ttley
were trying to get the populatiOn of
South Vietnam to rise up against the
United States and the Saigon govern-
menl
The Hanoi broadca.st had said the
group was not set up lDltil April 20 at a
meeting in Cholon, the <Jllnese
Mesa, Couple Escape
querter Of Saigon.
McCloelu~y noted that the "alllanee"
had talked about settinc up a nation.i
coaUUon aovernment ad a b o u t
readLness to ctacuss problems with tlle
UnJted States. Be made it clear ttle
United States does not intend to decal
with the "alliance" in any way, since
it considers lt simply a group di:recltd
by dle NLF.
State Department officials reported
(See PEACE, Pa1e %)
Boat Blast Burns Two
A Costa Mesa husband and wife
w~ recuperating from burns today
after their 22-foot cabin cruiser ex· plod~ and caught nre Sunday morn·
ing In Newport Harbor.
Walter C. Wall. 50, and his wife,
Jane, 49, of 327 Magnolia St., jumped
ovt"rboard and swam to !lbore as
Oames engulfed their boat, a Harbor
Department official reported.
* * *
The $1,500 accident occurred about
9:30 a.m. after Wall bad filled the
boat's gas tank at Art's Landing. He
told investigators he started the
engine once after filling up. It dJed on
him and be tried it again.
An explosion ripped through the
front section of the craft. lifting the
deck from the bull. The couple swam
lo shore and a Harbor Department
fire boat &nived to extinguish the
flames.
Newport Beach firemen finished the
job on 1hore after tbe boat was towed
to a landing, Wall suffered second
degree burns on bis left forearm, and
hiJ wife recelved minor flash burn.a,
officials reported.
June Allyson's Luther Mahoney, Ai.de
Husband, Friends
In Boat Mishap To V a"lentirw,. Succumbs
Actress June Allyson of Udo Jsle
spent a sleepless night Sunday while
her husband and tw o companions
fought JDteharucal dlUiculties and the
elemepta to brlnl ._ 4G-foot yachl
i.t 'home to M~ Bea lloa
• Dlel\), " 'ftie ~p took 20 hours and nearly en-
ded la -~ as the yacht Marco Polo fioemdered only 50 feet off the
rocka alang the San C I e m e n t e
coaatllDe.
Radio contact was lost at 10 p.m. and
It wu midnight before the three
pertom aboard were rescued.
Aboard the yachl were Miss
AQJllOD's huaband Glenn Maxwell,
prol•lional golfer Larry Mowry, who
recently won the Knoxville, Tenn.,
open and his female companion.
Muwell tQl4 the DAILY PILOT he
knew sometfil.ng was wrong when the
boat started goin g backwards. Max-
well suffered a fractured hand.
fighting what he estimated lo be 2.5-
foot swells and 30-knot winds and was
unable to raise the sails
Immediately after he had contacted
the Coast Guard his radio transmitter
went dead. he said. Unable to dispatch
a Cout Guard vessel, the Coast Guard
sent the Matilda II, a commercial tug,
from Newport to the scene.
Miss Allyson. worried about the
more than eight·hour delay. finally
received word or her husband's trou-
ble by nearby boatman who had heard
hJJ final distress call over the radio.
"All these people arf' so sweet". she
sald. "But I knew r.od would take of
them out there. I'm Just so glad
they're safe."
The entire fam ily and many friends
walled at the dock as the yacht pulled in about 2 a.m.
Stock Market.
NEW YORK CAP) -Increased
strength in blue chips gave a narrow
atock market advance a lilUe more
backing tMs afternoon. Trading was
moderauly active. !See quotations,
Pagei 22-2.3).
Volume for the first four hours was a.s million shares compared with 9 3
million .for the like period Friday.
Luther H. Mahoney, widely bown
among residents of Old Newport, died
early Saturday at his home at 3803
Finley Ave. after an nte.!lckd illness.
,¥e was 7!».
'WiUt biJ wJfe Mvclal, fcahciney
olRfl'ated "the ')i>ltal IU~ and
O'ffting card bdlinela I Cl'Oll IZftd
Street from the Newport Beach at,
Hall in hla latter years.
Aspects of glamor had marked bit
life prior to bis settilng in Newport
Beach.
Joining the Navy in 1906, he wu In
the first United St.ates fleet to sail
around Cape Horn on President
Theodore Roosevelt's good w 111
mission. After World War I be joined
the New York Oty police force, serv•
lng eight years.
Jn 1927, Mahoney moved t o
California. settling in Hollywood u
romantic actor-dancer Rudolph Valen·
lino's persoll8l affainl manager. He
remained with the actor until his
death and became custodian o(
numerous mementos or the Valeutlno
phase of lhe ''Roaring Twenties."
M06t recently. fa.n<:iers of claas.ic
cars had supplied Mahoney wittl a
tape recorder and be bad been engag-
ed just before his deatb in settin& the
record straight OD Valenti.no-owned
classic aut-0mobiles of European vit.-
tage.
Aiur Valentino's deatti, Mahoney
worked for 20 years for Lockheed
Aircraft. He supervised segments of
aircraft building during World War II,
finally retiring in 1959. ,
Moving to Newport Beach. he was
drafted for service on the 1960 Orange
County Grand Jury. This experience
made him an lnvet.erau writer ol let-
ter s to the editor on toplcs concerning
county am! municipal government.
Mrs. Mahoney said over t h e
weekend lb-at her late husband had re·
quested that his friends contribute to
the American Heart Assoclatlon, 1041
W. 8th Street, Santa Ana.
Rosary will be said at Our Lady of
ML Carmel, Newport Beach, tonight
at 8:30 o'clock. Funeral services wLll
be at St. Charles Catholic Church,
North Hollywood, next Wednesday at
10 a.m.
•nome Fires Burn~
Parsons' Wi fe Helps Constituents
Newport Beach City Oooncilin.tn
Lindsley Pa~· cons t I t u en ts
hawo't. been deserted -his wile ls
ltl1l here. Suzaone Panone tpunk.Uy made tbat
clear today.
"It anyone has a problem in
Llndaley '• diltrlct," the said, "I'll do ~ belt to take care ol It, Altu' law-
)'Mn aa • cooocllman'• wtfe, you lMm bow llO do Ulelt tJUDga •••
Pcaolu, Dlltrict 1 (East Corone del
Ma) ,...,.,.vie, la m:.tin1 a
movS. in Mako. He1l be fOllt lor a
rew weeb.
llla abeeoce, Mrs. PllWOlll noted. ba1 a.a .,. tubjlct a( Mm• com·
pWa6nf lttW• k> Che editor In the
DAILY PILOT.
"There's no need to complain," lh•
saJd. "I'm here to baJdJe people's
problems. l know the prop• r
au1borities to contact at City Hall. Mld
oor number's lo ~ book."
In the pest weefc llhe toot cart ol
three citizens' ~-One involved
a tr.affic problem, _,tber Involved ttie
ntmoval of a dMd teal bun the beach
and the third required filhire out a
dead flsfl frOm a ltftr outlet.
Io each Cite, Mt1. P•ICl>I tot dty
workers to take b ~ car·
recUve .tetion.
"Diltr1d. 7 ll not duerled, 0 con·
eluded the ~·1 1"fe ... I'm
bep6of the home 6rel ~,. ''
f AMED RISIDENT DIES
Luther Mtheriey
Broader Medicare
Coverage Proposed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The na-
tion's older people should be given
broader Medicare coverage and the
program should be revised to prevent
increased health care costs, aocording
to the Senate Committee on Aging.
In a report baaed on bearift&s
around the country, and released SWl·
day the committee proposed that bar·
rlers to nursing home treatment be
eliminated and that preventive health
measurea be included under Medicare.
Weatller
Tbo• rnilty maratnp are
back with ut, brlnJinl ear&.v low
cloud8 but moaUy sunny d1y1.
like Tue1day, forecaster Jack
Fruee enviaiona.
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Mond1y. Al)l'll 29, 1968
~
DAI.AT, Vietnam (uPI) Vlcemuniqae formally deftytnc alle11ttons
.Pretident Ncutn Cao Ky wuned the be o~ used a Central InteW1enee
Ullltad Stnlt ..., South Vietnam Agency-sponsored ,...,.. ~
cin ex.ill wttbout lta Ald and wW l)Ot u a front for amu~ opium. Tbt
be forced to "sl.IJ'Nftder to the Com· charges were made lD 1 report releM·
munist.s... ed earlier Ulla mon&b by tbe u. s.
.,, .ID • ...... .. ulwnity ...... -· 1• .... -...... &Id ltudeDtl .... w ct•fl ..... al1Mll'J hi....... "' Kl eMtP' .... .
trainlq COi.Wit ... ... ........ ~ ......... ••pe11
NeOrt. ~ • • • e •ward•' ' fallrlddMI ,.... '•IPMk IBIJ ef ..... ,.... ........ VWMil... &Mir ...... .... ..... ti
ifrtly depeDdmt. ....... .... ~.·· "P~ tfallll tllile .. _,.. la 1111 .,..Ste tbe i1Wllwd1, k1 did
who are n911y ,e. Ill .at i:B1J tblir DOI ,...,. to a.t UIMlii ..... by
nn ~ llilt .. w!ftt .. tM umt. Ht llld DI .._ "fseiln
foretiimi" KJ ...._ ecmti1·· • ••r. l'p m.. ... cmce
ID SaJ.&la. J(J'1 dc9 iltued a~· apoa ti """"9 cl'R1•1Mti."
"We i1o not Dted tbe fof'dptri bere
tc become our mutrrt,ri IC1 said. "U
tbeJ. wut toAo so. I do M& see any
P.Cetlity to hep them Mre! -··u ua.. ......... wuUo lri&bdtaw
t>etauae they cunot force us tc accept
a tolutlon of surrtnda to ~mmunists. I ,.m 120.'~to w· aw
kiday. Tbe fftlCb ~Mets cuoot
use their material arcr lt tbk crltkal
juncture to put a yoke .around our
necks."
The U. S. ~te Subcoalmlttee
report said Ky WM llred bJ a,. ClA as
commander of • Vie'tiiamese Air
Force operation that ,d r• pp e d
saboteurs iqto North Vietnam ia the
early 191J()s.
Hippie Fdms Mrs. K:uChel Enjoying
To Be Sueened H L·t . W h. .
A Dun Sh er 1 e in as ington
....... ....,, ..
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Corona def ltlar High's Best
Public Schools Week top student awards were giv-
en to th ese comb1natton scholars-leaders at Cost.a
Mesa High by area Masons Saturday night. Win-
ners by class are {left to right) freshmen Keith
Samuels and Janet Stanton, sophomore Nelson
Johnson, juniors Marianne Cox and Stephen Jump,
. seniors Laurey Kramer and Emmett Raitt. ~ot
pictured is sophomore girl winner Carol Blanpted.
Barbor BigJa's Top· Students
Winners of the E. I. Moore Award lot being the best
all around students _1n their class are Newport Har,
bor High students (left to right) freshmen Jan Fitz~
gerald and Shaw~ Bissonnette, sophomores De-
borah Tucker and David Jaffe, juniors Jeanne
Egasse and Kent Hammeras, seniors Jan Luyrnes
and Russ Johnson. Awards were given Saturday
night by Seafaring and Mar Vista Masonic Lodges. r .
:t OCV Award Winner• ~ Honored by Masons as best Orange Coast \ollege students are
:. sophomore Joanne Kirkpatrick (left), fre1hmen Thomas Moran and ~· Debra Toner. MiHin;g ls top sophomore boy, i;tudenl body preJ1denl
' Errol' Gerson.
1j BEACE •..
j
:: INIDWbllt, tblt the U. S. Embany la
VlnUant, 1.Aol, bid received eomt
·'*I fll .form1f f'MPGll ff"8lft Hanoi'•
rwpreaentatives hrt to the Alnerkln
~J of J~ poh1ble 11w lor Jnitlal
pe.ac. "conLac:U." But no dellW were
oven of the Haeol f'flll1·
• ~ ldmlld.s,trJtloa aftll=taa art c~·
tlo1ting that _, peaoe DtjOC:tauona
W>th lbe Commwmt.s ~ be long,
flict: I~ fnu -and poesibl1
fnrlth! '·
Fre• P..,,e J
TRANSPLANT ..
performed by a three-mu French
surgical team led by Dr. Christian
Cabral, 43, a tall fair-haired surgeon
who has speciali%td in heart disease,
for several years. His assistanu were
Drs. Gerard GUiroudon lid J,ean rac-
quet.
It was the world 's seventh heart
transplant. There have been three in
the United States, two in South Africa
and one In India.
The only other recipient still ali ve 1~
Dr. Philip Blalberg, a Cape Town.
South Alrlca, defltilt, wbo receivl'd
his new heart in •n operation perform.
ed Jao. 1. by Dr. Christian 8.arnard
:&Jalbert la at home and doing ftll.
Jack L. Tesman
Services Held
Servtcea were held &atldaJ for Jack
L. 1'esman. a nsldent ol Udo lslp
since 1964. at1. Saddleback ChaJ>('I.
Tustin.
Mr. Tuman, • pba.rmaclst for 511
ytan In PhOadelphla, clied suddenly 11
Martin Luther . Hospjtal, Fullerton,
Saturday. He was 7'2.
A veteran of World War I. bt was 1
arad~te of PblladelpbLa 0,Ueae of
IDd a IMIDbtr Of the
A.qoctaUoe of Rtta1J
S. ftl I IMlbblr of the
Balboa BU Chit Ud ol a. lifarbeth
1'tnn1a Club.
Surmon 1DcJudt hb wUe, Mar, of
1ht m ftl Lida l'Wd: • IOft.
Or. Bertram Teamu of lido.-four
~andcii.lldren; l1to ~ Mn. ffan. natt aroon Pd Mr'I: EUia~th
PldJttt, both of Philadelphia.
r.
t es ow
Three lllma deallnl with marl.luau.
LSD and btppie1 and a panel
d.ilcuuioo wUh noted commWllty
leaden will comprise a youth·
1pouored public prolJ'lm at•:!I p.m.
Tu.S.1 at tbe Newport Dunes.
TM mMUnt will be beld at the
~......_ lbeped Sea B1rd
rutaurut UDdlr the 1u.rpices of the
Ketaedae IDd Auron Trl·Hl-Y C1ubl
of Corona del Mar Hllh Scboo1. Actmlt1lon la' free llut parents a.re
asked to 8CCOIDJIUY cb1Jdren Ind vice ver ... Retervadou must be m9de by =·the 0.-,. COMt YMCA at
Pantlllts will include Cecil Hieb
Oranp County d1strict aUorney; B'.
Jama Glavas, Newport BNctt poHce
dllef; Merrill Duncan, N~'•
&nlatant police cb.lef; Dr. David L
Nlelaen, pb11ldln, and .Kim Strutt,
diredor of the youth mlnlJtry at St.
Andrews Pmbyterta Church.
Dbcussloo between the panelistl
and audience will be held after a
showing of the films. ''Marijuana,"
and "The HJpplea."
FoJlow1ne the dlacusakln, ari updated
version of tbe fllm, "LSD·2&" wUl be
shown. It includes recent conclusions
on the physical effects of overdoses or
the drug.
"The eUect of even one big overdose
or this clrQg cauaes chromosome
destruction veey similar in nature to
that m-.niftated in the ._use or
tlta.""°""'4, •• "" Aulltadl Cb\ef
Duncan.
"~ ch.romoeome roda are broken
and deformed. Brain damage and
fetus abnormalities are the most
dramatic results. and the film shows
in very graphic detail exactly how th is
happens."
Duncen said he felt the film was
valuable In explainlng the effects of
LSD overdoses because users buy the
drug from "hapbaurd IOUJ'ces and uee
it under careless conditions.
"The pos.sibillty of massive overdose
Is alwaya present," he said.
Shark Di8section
Due at UCI Class
A frelihly-<*gt\t llhark will be
dilaecttd tn due .it UCI Wednesday
ntabt in tbe UC Extemion series
"MarlM BioiotY ol S o u t b e r n
Call.forala ...
Or. Gilbert Bane, UCI proteaeor and
courM ooordinator wW do lbt honors.
He alto w1I1 d1ac:Gll ab.ark aitacb.
The demooetr1Li1>n lecture will be&in
at 7 p. m. ln Science Lecture Hail. Oort
is $2.7$.
BJ EVELYN SllEllWOOD .. .............
IJfe for 1 U.S. Senator'• wlfe in
Wuldqton, D.C .. la, u one would ex-
pect. different and exctttn1. But it's
not that dltterenl
So aya Mrs. Thomas (Betty)
KucbeJ.
.. told I cat.berinl of Republican
ladle8 at a.. Upper Bay bolM of Mn.
SldpleJ 8-Jlua: "l'ft enjlyed m1 life l.n our nation's cai6J. I do m1 own cookint and
houilwort. ad call ln profualonal
~ oaly when we entertlbL '' TiftJ women u.tened Friday u Mrs.
Xucbel, ctreaed abnplJ ln a yellow A·
frame eolblme. accent*1 by a cut
steel pin., dac:ribed "bow It feelJ to be
a senator' a wife."
She aaid abe. her husband. and their
then 7-yur-oJd dau&bter. Karen.
started out ln W a.ahlnttoo with an
apartment 18 years ago when Kuchel
wu a treabman senator.
1'be Kucbell now have their own
home. And Karen. now 73. is married.
bu one chlld and is upectint another.
Sixteen years in Washln~n haven't
jaded Betty Kuchel She is not at all
blue about vialts to the White House.
(or example.
''We've been lucky and have been in·
eluded in many social activities ln the
presidential home. It's always exciting
and thrilling from a historical view·
point to visit the White House -
especially tbe second noor Uvinit
quarters or the President and his
family."
Mrs. Kuchel deftly deellned to
answer political questions, She refer·
red them to Mn. Gina• SameD. fieJd
staff re11resentaUve for the senator.
The senator's wife ooted that her
husband's work day ends at about 6
o'clocll:. "Then we usually have just a
simple dinner."
Nevadan Starts
Walk Across U.S.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A
Nevada public a<:e0untant embarked
today on a 3.:rJO mile transcontinental
walk.
Byron Young. 4S.of Sperks. hopes to
cross the nation tn a record-breaking
82 days wblle averagina abOut ~ miles
a day. He wants to edipse the mark
set by two Brltiah Army sergeants in
Ul&O wben they walked across the
United States in es days. 4 hours and
17 minutea.
"I want to be ao example in a
poaitive way for lnfluenclnt people to
take care of themselves and eat pro-
perly," aaid Yount
'SENATOR'S LADY
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ed two miles, then gathered at the Civic Cen~r t o
hear Cassius Clay and other peace advocates (See
Brush Fire Nearing County
Elsinore Blaze Fanned by Winds, Hits 800 Acres
C&ll.fornia's first major brush fire of
1968 inawed Its way through rugged
mountains and canyons a r o u n d
Elsinore today, heading t o w a r d
Orange County, with much of the fire
lines still unmanned.
Winds up to 25 mlles per hour fan-
ned the flames which erupted Sunday
wtlen children built a campfire in
Temescal Canyon and had blackened
more than 800 acres of brush by early
morning.
Spokesmen for the U. S. Forest
SUvice said the blaze was 60 percent
Hunt Abandoned
For Five Aboard
Missing Copter
CARP:ENTERIA, Calif. (AP) -The
Ooest Guard bas abandoned its search
ru-five CalifornJ.a men aboiard a
helicopter en route from an offshore oil
drilling facility to t h i s Southern
Oalifomia town.
A pontoon and a door oC what
tearobers ~t might be Ole capt.er
was found Sonday 10 miles o{f Santa
Barbara. The men -four oil riggers
and the helicopter pilot -were not
sii;t!led.
Sberl!i's ~utietS aeid the oil riggers
were Dick Dennison and Gordon
Williams, both ol Oxnard; Troy Pep-
pers of Carpinteria, and A.H. Pitman
ol Ventura. all employes of the
We.stem Off shore Drilling Co.
'l1he pilot was identified as Donald
Wilson. 42, of Torrance.
'I'he copter w~ returning from a
drilling platform, some 12 miles out, to
Parsons Field here and was to have
1alJded about midnigibt Saturday.
Io November 1966, a helicopter bring-
ing m e n from an offshore plaUorm
to CaJi>in.teria crashed in Ile same
area killing the pilot am all three
passengers.
Biplane Passes
Crash Peak, Now
Over Wyoming
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (UPl)-Blll
Hackbarth and bis amazing flying
machine, a 1918 de BaYilland reecued
from a moun~ tell>. pi.anned to C!l'()IC
most ol w,m.., today in Mr"adng
Ule natioots IEut tdr DJlil route.
The 67-)Ur4d p6W md bil cava ..
and-wood ~ bopped from S • I t
Lake City to Roct SpftDC:I Sanday, bot
not befare f1.JiDI b1 the JDCJ11111btht
where the pJant. 4lllCe craabed.
Hackbsih said be ...-eel no time.
however, in d.rdinC the peak ftlll'
CoaJvillt. Ut.ab. wtJere bls ~
a1rcr&1\ weft clow!t • tm dmq •
snowstorm. "l told the boys I Ml\ wat to
leave )t In the MIDI piece I pld:ld It
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toactl doWn in RawUDI t-., a Cbt8
headed for ~ when he bol)ect
to spend the .qbt. He aaJd be p:pecW to reach Nortb Platte, ?Wb., by Tuef.
fay.
Bacttm1.b bopet • 1 zh •IJ to wind
up tn w~. D.C., where be wW
.... tbe Dt BariDIDd '° the
&bltb8oallD IDltttutloD.
A ~
contained shortly before noon, with
nearly 1,000 men battling the names.
Steep terrain choked by brush which
hasn't been burned over for half a cen-
tury complicated the struggle by U. S.
Forest Service and State Division o(
Forestry firefightel"6 plus o t h e r
volunteers.
The fire broke out 12 miles south of
Corona on Sunday and today is moving
in a southeasterly direction through
largely unpopulated territory.
More than 1,000 Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts were evacuated from the rug·
ged region Sunday, but they bad been
planning to leave anyway, firefighters
said.
An unestimated number of nudists
also fied the Glen Eden Sun Club
nudist camp -presumably after
dressing -shortly before much of its
acreage was blackened.
Playboy magazine recently utilized
the camp as a site for its ''Miss Nudity
of the Year," competition.
So far during the battle -not far
from tile site of last year's disastrous
Paseo Grande fire -none of the
firefighters have been injured and no
structures have been burned.
Sen. Schmitz Denounces .
. Suit Over Federal Funds
Orange Oounty Seti, Jcht G. Schmitz
CR-Tustin) today deDoun<:ed a suit in·
unded to require the Santa Ana
Unified School District to apply for
federal funds as "part of a trend
toward centralized totalitarian govern-
ment."
Sdmrltz said the suit contends that
students are beiog deprived ol their
constitutional rigtlta because the
district has refused bo accept funds
under tile 1965 Federal Aid to Edtlc.a-
t.iion Act.
"The suit w~s br~t by se~ral at-
torneys who work fur tbe Western
Center on Law llld Poverty at tbe
Uniwrsity of Southern California,"
Scbmitz said. "The center fs fiDanced
by federal funds from tbe aoti1>()Verty prog:rasn. ,,
Scbmltz. a member of the John
Birch. Society, added: "Thus we see
fedeJ\11 tax money being q>eaty spent
to force a scbooJ district to apply for
and obtain federal tu money. Could
tbel'e be a~ example of 1be trend
tO'llNrd ceotra.liied totalitarian gowirn·
meot ., America tx>day?"
Scnmitz argued that ii Ile di.strict
accepted federal funds it would be
aobject to orders from the U.S. Office
of Eduoation "decreeing how sehool
districts must orgenize themselves
and which pupils each s<iwol mu.st ad·
mit."
Salinger Expects
Kennedy to Lose
SOUTH BEND, If}d. (UPI)
Fonner White Hou~ Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said Sunday the
Democratic presidential candidate
he's working for -Seo. Robert Ken·
nedy of New York -pr<i>ably will not
win the May 7 lodlana primary.
Salinger, in Hoosier country cam·
paigrW.ng for the brother of tile late
President, said at the University of
Notre Dame that "favorite SOD" can·
didat.e Gov. R<>ift' Branigin ebould
take tbe political battle, whicb also in·
wives Sen. Eugene McCar:fiby ol Min·
oesota.
Joaepb Us.ato of Loq Beacb, department commander of Call·
fomf1'1 Milltary Order ot the Purpfe Heat, watches as State Sen.
John Schmlt& and othcra dedlcat. )iacArthur Boulevard u Veterans
Memorial Bllbw11 Satuntay aftamoon. •
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Moodly, Altll 29, 1968 DAJL v ll'll.Of I
Rocky Set to Announce?
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aecfttary, ara.14 today Rockefeller "wJll
have an announcement concerning his
political plans" at 8 a.m. PDT Tues-
day at the state capitol in Albany.
Seo. Thruston B. Mortoo, a leading
Rockefeller back.er, said Sunday after ~ meeting with Rockefeller t:baf "there
it oo question" be will aunounce bU
candidacy soon.
Maryland Democr* I e .t d e r s
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During four years as a mission-
ary in the jungles of New Guinea,
the Rev. Jw.nlah Murphy never
locked the door of bis cottage.
Vacationing in Los Angeles, Mur-
phy was sleeping in the well-locked
Parish House of St. Anthony 's
Church, when a knife • wielding
prowler broke in and robbed him
of $300. The priest was Jeit tied up
on the floor. •
Ha"11 Bobkhoop, 10, of Savannah,
Ga.., 1tarts incrtdulo1'.fly at an over-
aiztd. fan egg that dt/itd an egg-m·
ing 1COlt. TM egg came from ont of
Hflrrv'I father'1 chicktna and at last
report was atill tn tht rt/ngtrato'r at
&he. Bookhoop horM. Almost a Ct1'·
tatiit11 ii the fact that thil egg will
not bt iutd in anu rtcipes calling for
onlu "one egg." • Honorary doctor of law degrees
wiU be presented to former Presi-
dent Dwight D. EIHnhow•r and
Harry Darby, former U.S. Senator
of Kansas City, Kan., at Washburn .
University in Topeka. Kan., May
8. • Mariner Wiiiiam Wiiiis, 74, of
New York, aays be will try once
again to sail alone acrosa the A~
lantic Ocean in bta tiny aailboat.
Willia said be will Ht tall thil
week from Montauk Barbor at the
eastc end of Lcmr JJjDd bound
for Plymouth, EagianC TJdJ will
be bis third attempt at tbe erou-
ing. •
Long BetlCA d~ of/fdall °""
nounced tMv arc coMdfritlC1 •
propolCl to waeU doum one of
the rttirfd oc.cm liMr Qufn
Mart1'1 25-t o" propdlns. fte
metal will be ceMerlfd mto ll
millicm toumt tU·tackl fo k
sold far 11 apiece.
Marthe Johns..,, 19-year.old
Fresno State College freshman
from Long Beach bas been named
"Miss Wool" for 1968. Sbe wu ae-
lected from a field of 11 conteat·
ants at the annual Sall Joaquin
Valley pageant. Named rmmerup
was Mary Reeves a Fresno City
College student. The state final3
tfill be held Aug. 15 in Sacramento.
•• • This just can't go on said Rich-
ard Thierry of St. Louis, Mo., after
a gunman took $15 from him in a
hofdup. It wa1 the auth robbery of
Thierry'a Bakery in the pa1t four
years.
Mondly, 4prll 19, 1961
Poor Begin
~ashington
'Camp-in'
WASHL~GTON (AP) -About 100
lld¥ance scoot.a from ttie P o o r
People's Cempraign today kicbd ott
what could bec<>me 1be neticlo' •
largest and longest camp-in.
It would bave to get a Jot '8rger 1bao
ori&\Dall1 plamled to beat t b e
estimated 15,000 veterans who camped
on Cap~! Hill in 1932, demanding
1beir ~teran& bonuea be paid 13
years ahead of schedule.
But campaign orianiurl, here for
three days oC preliminary nesotiating
witti government leaden, slid Sunday
they 12lJnk it might be bigger.
Support among the poor bas proven
so strong. they said, that 1bey've turn·
ed, from U>eil' original goal of 3,000
teat dwellen to talk ol "hundreds of
~·· of dtmODltreton canped all over WMflington.
1be Rev. Ralph Abeloadby, "Who
flo<it <lfler as president of tbe aponeor-m, Southern ChristialJ i.e.tenhip
Conter'tOCe aft.er Dr. Martin Lother
King Jr. was assassin&~ AprU 4, hae
sdleduled ta.Hts today t b r o u g b
Wednesday with lede:ral <k!:partment
heads, inc.luding Secretary ot Slate
Dean Rusk.
The thought of bu.odreck 0 f
thousands oI people, JDOlt1y NelfOel,
streairm, into tent cities betore Ile
nation's capital hu bad Um. to
recow:r from its early Apil riota ii
umeWing to maoy, eiven ~
organizlm take •s io ~
their belief in DOIJVi<Nence.
Almost oobody ii neutral about tbe ma. Some Senate leaders have de-
nounced it, while others sa:y the poor
should be weloomed. BusDeamien are
redncing invemories and duplioatine
vltal records.
Police have laid plans for possible
diilturbances. And in the rtor«ront
beadquarten ol SCLC, a amall army
of vokmteers wors bard at IOl'ting
out last-minute details.
Nothing mucf1 is eT.peeted to happen
untU May 13. 'lbat'1 ...tlen Abernathy,
oorMoced that hil pleas for a
llJ&l'an&eed annual tncome elld boos-iN. ~ aad ~ guaranteee will
"' oa dMi nre, apecta to lead the fJnt WWI of tCI tllousandt of
IDS'Cbers into Wubingtoo.
And then?
Rich Men Get
Richer During
Last 10 Years
NEW YORK (UPI) -The rich art = rfclMr and 1fMI Dumber of ~ with 1IJCll't than $100
mUMla bu trtpled • tbe pall decade,
it .... nportld to4ay.
A IUl'"1 coeducted by Fortune
~lilted oilman J . Paul.Getty,
'la, and financier How&'d Hughes, 62,
as the richest Americans, both worth
• JlllNdl es fl.3 J>llUoo.
AD article by Arthur N. Louis smd
45 Americans were id6tified in 1957
u barinC more than '100 million but
thllt es°°" ~ve fortunes worth more
tba '150 milliotl.
Six other Americana are said to
haw fortunes ol at least $500 million
each. They are oilman H. L. Hunt; Dr.
Edwin H. Land, in'V'entor or lhf
Polardd camera; shipowner Daniel K.
Ludwie, and Allse Mellon Bruce, Paul
Mellon and Rlcbard King Mellon.
New York Governor Nelson A.
RocketeD.er and his four brothers -
David, Laurance, J o b n D. 3rd a n d
Winthrop --all are &led in the flt)()
mtllkJn to SOOO million category along
with J~ P. Kennedy, 79, father of
tbe i.te president.
AFTERMATH OF LOOTING -Belzer's Market, on the north side
of Omaha, was one ol about a dozen busineasea looted by roving
bands of Negroes Sunday. Nlne persons, including four policemen,
were injured in the disturbance that was set of1 when police broke
up a dice game. Sporadic lootin' and burning continued today which
brought a pledge from Omaha s mayor that "the law ia going to
be enforced."
Looting Still
Rages in Omaha
For Tliird Day
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About 151 ltudlata who aaid 1hey
,,.. menbera ot a "majority coall-
ticm" SuadlrJ l8l1ed alf ibe bWldinc
that bat been the focal P*lt ot tbt
takeover -Low Library -....-. to cut of! the food to tbOlt iDlide.
"lf UleJ wint a real liege, tben ~t'a have a r..s tdep," Aid Paul v~ ,f ~ for the countei
demomtraton. ''No food will p ,Into tbia buDdlDt-••
aAsua HALTED
Dr. Gr.,... Kirt, pre&ideot " Columbia, amocmc.d SUDdaJ Dlgbt the unmntty would N'IDlbl doled but
woald remme ''ncrmal opeJ.tions as
9000 as poeelble." Kirt Of'de!"ed
classes halt.ed Frtday.
Kirk said d!Jcussions Wet"e under
Wlf'J "rel.tine to a settlement of the
present controversy." which began
'fueaday When 110tne 600 students OC·
cupied the bulldlngs to proeeet the COO·
struction ol a unlvenity gym in a
nearby Ha-lem parlr, e l a i m i n g it
would deprive H•lem residmta ol a ~--. nte ramoo. ltudents, led by
members ot the Studeol:s for a
Democratic Sodety, a.lao w.mt Colum-
bia 1lo end ita cooperation in a
research program conoected wittl the
U.S. Defenee Department.
AMNESTY DEMAND
Columbia officl.ab haw ordered
wort on h gym halted, et least tern-
OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) -"Sporadic"
looting and burning flickered early to-
day as di.sturbancea by Negro youths
coatinued for the third straight day,
touched off by a raid on a dice game
in ml alley.
The latest violeoce oo Omaha's
predominnanUy Negro near north aide
broupt a pledge lrom Mayor A. V.
Sorensen today that "the law is goini
to be enforced."
sterling silver
''There are no ifs. and's, or but's
about it," Soren!en said.
"Ewryooe may • weU make up
their minds this is the way it is going
to be," be said.
PoUce aald about 15 persom were
.-rested Sunday and 15 Saturday as
rampactng youths Mt fires, stoned
police Md beat a wh1te service •ta·
tioa at6epdant in a five-hour outbreak
Saturday night and early Sunday. At
least Dine penons, four of them po-licemen. 'ftf'e burl
At least a dozen businesses wer.-
looted or vandalized during the first
disturbances, in the same area where
National Guardsmen put down riotin~
two summers ago. At least three or
the ston!s were set afire.
Omaha shopkMpers asked for p<>lice
escorts bef-cn going to their bustne!s·
es to board up broken windows Sun·
day. Mayor Al Sorensen too.red the
cuu Sunday afternoon, 5aying he
wanted residents in the nioe-block area
of the Negro ghetto to see him.
"I'm not afraid to go tbeTe. ·' he
said. The violencf' broke out Saturday
ni~ht after police tried to arrest a
group of men shooting diee in an alJPy
at 24th and Franklin ~. TheTP
was a scuffle with oue man and a hall
of bricks ra.ioed down on police and
d&DMaged 15 11qllad can.
the .6iJ i that brinii
II lifetime Of joy
Spring's Beatitudes
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A ~emnan tor 1be ~
memben 1aid tbeJ:r ~ would
rule out any upulsioDI. "Bow could
you expel 700 or 800 people?" be 115k·
ed.
The rebellious students have Cf}reedy
rejected such a propcll58l. NYkle that
ooly a guas:antee of amnesty would
end their protest.
Coiege ll9CUrity guards railed file
American FJae OD the ltaff in ~ ol
Low LHlrM'y tis DlOl'DinC jnd ibe
counter deman8traton elDI Cbe na·
tional anttiem.
A group of &tudetU ~ f.o
l!>e &ntelters inalde. who al.lo JNdn.
t:ained an ~-night vigll., w.-e bu&y
policinJ up their area ·at die '*2ne, 'lbe
two groups were several hundred feet
apart and teparated by a w6de walk
and a hedge.
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STU'ITGA.RT, Germuy
(UPI) -Eleven former
Nazi SS men today were
found guilty of belpinc
slaug!Ur more than 400,000
Jews fJl wartime occupied
Poland and received terms
up to life at bard labor.
Tbe ao-called • ' L v o v
Trial", dealing with the ex·
termi.Dation of the Jewilb
population in the t h e n
Polish, now Rus~. Lvov
region of tbe Ukra1ne, waa
the 9eCODd longest war
crimes proaecutioa in West
German hlatoty, with 214
wltneuee t.ntif)ing agalnst
15 defendanta in the 18
months since it opened Oct.
25, 1966.
The court 1~ Ernat
Epple. a ~year-old crane
operator &Dd former SS
Post Office to Stop
Flow of 'S.ouvenirs'
WASHINGTON (UPI} -
A GI in Vietnam recently
sent a gilt pack.age to bis
girlfriend back in the States.
It contained two live hand
grenades.
Other 1<1ldlen. always
alert for the m1usual souven·
n1r of the war, have sent
such items t.o their loved
ones as a live bazooka
rodet, R u s a i a n and
Amtrican aubmachine guns
and~ kinds of captured or
stolm ammunition.
T ~ e Pentagon wlDU to
stop this dangerous traffic
tbroagb the mails and is
faking aggressive steps to
do so.
Th~ Defense Department
told UPI during the weekend
it has made substantial pro-
gress tow.a.rd halting abuses
of the mall from Vietnam.
Frank A. Bartimo, assis· tant Defense Department
counsel and chairman oI the
Pentag<>n's Drug A b u s e
Control Committee, Mid
that within a few weeks
mllltary post offices in Viet-
nam will be equipped with
fluoroscopes -ill6tant X-
ray machines -to aid in in·
tercepting illicit mail.
Mine detectcrs, normally
used in heavy combat areas,
also will be employed to
detect dangerous i t e m s ,
Bartimo said.
Packages, most of them
innocent. reach the United
States from the Far East at
a rate of more than 30,000 a
day, with the m i 1 i t a r y
services accounting for the
bulk of them.
1e1geaat, to life lD priJon for
playing a ''partJcularl1
brutal role" in t be
massacres. Nlnt o t b e r a
drew sentences r a n c J n g
from two and a ball to 10
yee.rs.
One. though found guilty,
was not sentenced ...
The other lour defendants
were acquitted.
All were SS troopers,
Gestapo officials or slave
labor camp guards serving
in the area where all Jews
were rounded up f o r
Shooting or •lower de-at.bs in
the camps.
"It is not the tuk of this
court to master the German
past," said Chief Judge
Peter Pracht in passing
sentences. "That is a task
for tbe whole German na·
tion. wbicb cannot tum its
conscience over to a COW"t to
be cleaned of stains."
A3 far as the court was
concerned, he said, "This is
not a trial of war crimes but
of genocide a:s a matter of
daily routine."
Though AdoU Hitler and
other top Naz.is ordered
their underlings to kill,
"murde' still was murder
even in the Third Reich," he
said.
The defendant!. who in·
eluded postwar
businessmen. a barber and
a former police detective,
heard tile judgment im·
passively.
N. Koreans
Stone U.N.
Jeep Patrol
PANMUNJ~ Kore a
(UPI) -North K o r e a n
guards today stoned a Unit-
ed Nations Command (UNC)
jeep u it p&aed by a guard
post at the truce vtnage.
The lone occupant of the
jeep, Pie. Douglas w.
Mrocuf of New York City.
wu not Injured.
'Ibe jeep, its windJhield
shattered, was displayed
o u t s i d e the Korean
A r m i a t i c e Commission
m e e t i n g hall w h I I e
aecretaries to the com.
mission met inside for the
348th time.
U.S. Army Col John P .
Lucas protested tbt rock
throwing but North ltorean
Col. Han Jukyong refused to
admit that his men damag.
ed the jeep.
Today'& meeting was call·
ed by the Communists. Thex"
accused the UNC of illegar
introduction of weapons into
the Demilitarized Zone and
intrusion into North Korean
territory.
'
~y PR.OT $
Bnti.• Troep• Landed
Violence Rages in Bermuda
ff A Mn.TON, Bermuda (UPI) -Brltlah troops
landed on tb1a tin)' AUanfic
vacation island 570 mUes off
the Carolina coast today to
help quell racial violence
that bad Injured 17, brought
100 arrests and sent tourists
fleeing.
Bermuda Gov. Lord
Martomere sent an urgent
appeal for the troops Sun·
day. 1'hoe lSO men ot the
Royal lnnif.ldlllng Fusili~rs
Oew to Bennuda from
Worcester, England. The
British Navy frigate
Leopard wittl 250 m e n
Man Stabbed
To Death As
Kids Watch
HILO. Hawaii (UPI) - A
construction w o r k e r was
bludgeoned and stabbed to
death while he slept and his
two young daughters watch-
ed Sunday. Police arrested
the man's wife and said the
weapons used were a pick·
axe and fish knife.
The victim was Fernando
.Jose. 59, formerly of the
Phillppines. Booked o n
suspicion of murder but not
immediately charged was
his wife, Encarnacion, 36,
whom he married in the
Philippines nine years ago.
Police said Jose was killed
as he slept in one of his
home's three bedrooms and
that his four and six-year·
old daughters w a t c h e d .
Another child, only 15 days
old. was asleep in the same
room.
aboard .-rived S u n d a y
nitbt.
A dus.k·to-d a w n clU'few
ordered over the weekend
remained in effect. It im·
prlsooed tourists -the
island's chief source of in·
come -in their luxury
hntel•. Many bad left t.be
island.
Roving bands composed
largely of Negro youths
Sl)al'ked t.be violence. And a
Negro leader warned that if
Bermuda's predom.imintly
wtl.Ue ruling U n i t e d
Bermuda Party <UBP) re-
taiM political power "yoo
are gorng to see btood flaw."
The prediction came from
Allan Butterfield, a can·
did.ate of the predominantly
Negro ~ve Labor
Party CPLP), wbo blamed
the rioting on "irresponsible
Limey cops."
But a former' Bermuda
Chief Police Superintendant,
James Lodge, S'aid the
rlOOng had no political or
racial s.tamp.
"This has emanated from
a crowd of yoW1gsters. real
youngsters, not politically
minded," Lodge said. "This
is quite difierent -it's
youth against a d u 1 t s ,
particularly white adults."
Martomere iswed a state·
ment saying the Crown
Colony government did mit
intend to use the BritWl
forces tmless ille situation
called for it. He said he
hoped it would not be
necessary.
Violence flared I a a t
Thursday when y o u th s
started smashing windows
and firebombing stores in
downtown H a m i I to n .
aennuda's capital. Th e
rioters tangled with police
-
and attacked firemen. 11\ey
firebombed entire blocks ol
shops and b a r r i c a d e d
meets, doing $ 2 4 o • o o o
d a m a g e, police said.
Autborlties cleared streets
Satu.rday and imposed the
curf~.
Bermuda has a population
ol about 47,000 and about
two-thirds Of tbem are
Negroes or of mixed blood.
However, the whlte·orient-
ed UBP controls the govern-
ment and two-thirds of the
memben ct the legistMure
are white. A new eoo-
stttution la expected tlO belp
the UBP win even areater
power in May eleC'Uon$.
Tbe PLP has campalined
for independence from Brl·
t.a.in. It~ wants to restrict
immigration from Britain,
contending w b l t e im·
migrants keep Negroes out
of better jobs. ,
The injured lncluded JQM
Patton, UBP de p u Cy
chairman. ·
Israel Says Soviets
Helping Arab Armies
By UnJted Preas intern•·
tlonal
Israeli military sources in
Jerusalem charged today
the Soviet Unlon I a
establisihJng it! own air
force in ~ Mideast while
carryjng out the Wk of
rebuilding Arab a r m i e s
shattered by Israel in last
June's Mideast war.
The charge came amid
new reports of military
buildups ill ~ troubled
aree wtlich was the scene of
more bloody fighting aloog
truce lines &Joday. There
have been 16 truce v\olation
incidents in the past eight
days.
The lsNleli sources said
the Soviets were
establishing t b e i r air
presence w f t h "friendly
visits" or Soviet Air .Force
bombers to Egypt, Syria
and Iraq. They said a Soviet
naval l>Wdup in the Mideast
had ~n aided by tibe
gaining of de facto nayal
bases in SYria. E g y r.t • Somalia and Yemen. •
The Soviets have built'~
Areb armed forces bact"1o
their former n u m e r r •• 1
streogUl and equi. p~~h sources said. ~ S
Anny now has more s
and modern equipment ~
bef«e the six~ay war. <the
Ismelis said,4' while 8le
Syrian Air F~ bu ~
' 'si~nificaiiUy strengdla· ed." ..
In Rome, Ute Italian Com·
munist newspeper L'Uoita
•lid tile Fiat Oc.npaDY had
Mked government approval t.o sell Israel 50 subsonic jet
figtiters. An Italian Defease
Ministry spokesman said be
knew no1hi.ng about the
report. and official ISNell
sources in Jerusalem bad no
comment Israel h a s paicl
f ()!' 50 French Mirage jdtl
but France bas refused to turn tlhem ave!'.
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-·TOMORROW ONLY! SA YE 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF e e e NEWPORT ONLY
never before advertised by Buffums' at these low prices ... all reduced from reCJular stock
no special purchases .•. quantities and sizes limited •.. no mail, phone, c.o.d. orders
BRIDAL SALON YOUNG CAUFORNIA SHOP COSMETICS GIRLS' SHOP
Bridal gowns, originafty 120.00 to 136.00 _ 39 .oQ
Spring bridal gownsj wmples reduced to l/2 off
Bridesnids dres.sts origin.Uy 28.00 to 4'0.00 17 .00
Bridal vtils, now reduced -.. -.. ,----I /2 off I ,
IOUTIQUE SPORTSWEAR
Beaded tis, unique •nd unusual desi9ns1 reduced
from our or stock; orig • .co.oo to 66.00 20.00
Sweaters a to pant tops, OtHJ· 25.00 to 50.00 I 0.00
SU CHAIM SPOITSWIAI
VE ON WOOL SKJRTS
5.H
Reg. 17 qu.lity.+.lorecl A-lne •ncl slim
skirts in f'V• l>l.cl• c4lfML Ovht•nding v•lun:
why htve ...,,.r. now?
Fa~ wool CMGftH SWMien1 v....a style
in • co'fs. R..t. 19.00 · I." A/ b.ttW ... f!ww, ~ _ I /J le I /2 off _
ACCDIOIY SHOP
SA VE ON KNfT SEPARATES
S.ff
• 9.00 to 21.00. Wash.bl. acetah or
oublHnit wool skim, tops incl fechts to co-
inete or WMr separafffy. W.m.d fashion
, lb.es I to 11. S.v. nowl
M!IPOltT e 11 F AStf 1<14 ISLAND
A ~
JUNIOR SHIFTS, "LITTLE" DRESSES
5. 99 ancf 10. 99
Final reductions in clever littie wools: gay sum·
mer cofors in solids, stripes, patterns. Also a
group of cottons and acrylic knits. Reg. 13.00
to 33.00
Wool coordin•tes: skirts, sweaters, jadets and
cepris. Reg. 8.00 to 30.00 _ 3.99 to l~.99
JUNIOR AND PETITE
SPRING DRESSES
14.99 to 19.99
~. 23.00 'to 33.00. Ont-and two-piece
dresMS ln th. lated spring silhouettes: hght
encl bright colorings, long and short sleeves.
Assorted fabrics.
FOUNDAnoNS AND UNGEllE
HALF-PRICE SAVINGS ·
ON FOUNDATIONS
Peecock print br .... ncl-penty-girdle sthi bra in
nylon tricof with nylon/lyct19 SJMndex sides
encl Mck. R99. 5.00, now ·--·-.. ... . .. -2.50
~~g penty1ifdle of nyton/Lycr19 1pendtx
powernet with cr .. 90""1 inner bancfs. ReiJ.
12.00, now ---·-6.00
Aa«t.d bru and girdles also h1tf price.
SA VE ON LINGERIE
AND LOUGEWEAR
fetnOUHMk-e pet&oets. met S-M-L Stock up
noWt ~'9· 4.00, now lust ~ 2.59
Peignoir Hh: auorted styl.s but not 11 sius
m eech Color. It-. 30.00, now --l~.99
Novefty banks, owls, cats, clowns and other de·
signs in bright colors, reg . 1.00 .. ·-·--........ I /2 off
Soap dishes on stands, assorted shapes, p a s t e I
colors, reg. 1.00 ........... _ 1/2 off
Lady Shavex manicure sets, reg. 17. 95 . I 0.00
Massage away tired aching feelings with Shavex
HHt Massager, reg. 12.95 , ,._, .... __ ............. -......... 9.00
COSTUME JEWELRY
ASSORTED FASHION JEWELRY
99c
Reg. 2.00 to 3.00. Stunning new necklaces,
pins, earrings in tailored and f aney styles.
Many ston•sets and ena1T1tls suitable for all
occasions.
INFANTS' SHOP
Reece blankets of washable, lightweight, miradt-
blend fibers. Whitt, with 1uorted nylon bindings.
Full crib size. Reg. 6.00 ·-----·--2.99
Mechine-washeble beby buntings of sok acetate/
Acril.n® acrylic. Reg. 7.00 _ ·-·-3.99
umE SHAVERS' SHOP
Famou.-m1k1 •wim suitsi all first quanty. Auorted
styln and colors: 4 to 7. Reg. 2.00 to 3.00 _ 59c
STORE FOR IOYS
Cotton-knit shirts; coft11'ff styt.s for school and
play; a to 20. ~e9. 3.00 to 4.00. ·--"' .. "c:
S.nforiied shrink-resistent paj1m11j 1uorted pat-
t.ms end colots: I to 20. Reg. 3.60 to 4.00 _ . I. 99
e NEWPORT CENl{R
..
e 644-2200 e MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00 TILL 9:30
..,
Pullover and cardigan sweaters of Orlon® acrylic
knits; some with turtlenecks. White and •ssortfd
colors. Reg. 5.00 to 9.00 -·-··--·--2.99 to 4.99
Cotton double-knit dresses in bric:1ht stripes; tipper·
back style A-'ines. Machine-washable. Reg. 8.00 to
9.00 .... ··-·---.. --·-· .. -·--·· 3.99
Better dresses; small group of cottons, knits, Da·
cron® polyester blends in whites, pastels and fashion
shades. Ont· and two-piece styles. Reg. 12.00 to
22.00 _ ..... ,,---·----·--·-1/3 off or more
STORE POR MEN
OUTSTANDING VALUES IN
LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS
1.99
Impeccably tailored shirts in a wide selection o{
eollor styles; many imported fabri~ included
in the group. Most art white, but some select·
ed colors may be found. R99. 7.00 and 8.00.
Short-sleeve puftovers of link4titeh Orlon® acryr.c:
knits; feshion colar, ]-button pt.cqutt. Reg.
I 1.00 . --S.'9
Grotip of an.wool Rnk-stitch urdigen sweaters in
wanted solid colors. Not every coior in every size.
Rtg. 19.00 11.99
TAILI LINENS
Pure Rnen teble m~I Swiss imports. Blut/whi._
neutkal motifs •nd bright prints. Origint ly 2.D
now Nduced to 67 c
lin.n napkimi white with reel or blue prfnt edte-
lrnported from Switarlencl. Or19. 1.79, now -!iJ.4
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'1 JACK DOBACX na (0-Westmiomr) faces
• .... ..._. .._.. W i 11 l a m Te a g u e, a
Keen Orange ~unty voter Republican, the OemocraUc
lnteftst ln the upcoming margin widentd 1n the
primary ud general el~ c o u 11 t y to 18.729, an ln·
tions is reDected in new high creue of 3,300. T b o a e
rt&istratioo totals reluaed tlgures are for the Orange
by County Clerk William St County section of t h e
John. district onzy. The Mth now
Republicans maintalned lneludes a section o f
tbe1r le~ over Democrat&, Lakewood in Los Angeles
the figures show. With County.
516,Wl registered, bitbeat in In Auemblymao Kenneth
history for a primary, t.bere Cory's (D-Oarden Grove>
~ 272,885 Republicans 69th Assembly District, the
and 220,052 Democrat., a Democratic margin b a s
margin of 52,833. The tot.al moved to 10,171. a gain of
registration almost reaches about 1.500 votes slnce the
the highest ev.r recorded in February figures.
county history. 518,004 for Only one supervisorlal
the general election in 1966 d l s t r I c t s b o w e d a
W'btJ> Governor R o n a l d Oemoc:raUc plurality -the
Reagan defeated Edmund First District wt\ich includes
G. "Pat" Brown. Santa Ana and Fountain
St John predicts the Valley.
1eneral election registration Republicans took the lead
totals will tQP that figuure in one more or Ule 25 county
when registration rolls are Incorporated cities -Hun·
closed Sept. 12 for the Nov. tington Beach wblch bad
Rare 1'idt
Superior Judge Bruce Sumner (left) greets U.S. Sen. Thomas Kuchel (R-Ana-
beun) as the atate'a senior senator makes rare vis.it to Orange County for obser-
vance ot L&w Day at Sa.nta Ana Erb Club. ~s. Robert S. ~anlf6 of Newport
Beach (whoee husband II member of sponsoring Orange County Bar Associa-
tion) also chat.s with the senator.
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DAil V PILOT 7
ANNOUNCING
HARBOR AREA RfFORM TEMPLE
(A REFORM JEWISH CON6REGATIONI
Ora1nluflon & Information MeetirtG
l•l•ncl Hou11 -Fuhlon hl•ncl
Newport Center
Tuesd•y
April lO, 1961
8:00 PM.
CALL:
644-0140
675'"'4776
For lnform•tion
D1V01tcas "uo 5 vote. shown a Democratic lead in '=14 ~~~..!~:11t111> "' Since the Jut llgures were February. The seven cities -----------------------------
L'=~ .._.,.... "' tar1 ......,.,., released ln F e b r u a r y . with DemocraUc majorities
J~ w. w• .,, .1o ..,,,., Wood Democrats have shown a are Buena Park. Cypress.
~~"* ,.,...,. .,. MA1r1ene L...,v marked gain in some parts G a r d e n G r o v e , L o s
THE BOAT BEAT
111e11a ,,.,.. Kott111tld "' 111111 Jot of the county. Alamitos, Santa Ana. Stan· ~~::!14c.rrt"''°" n w1111an1 c. car· ln the 34th Congressional ton and Westminster. """°" District where three-term Here Is a breakdown on
Petl'ldl fMrit ,,,_._."' victor JOS8ll incumbf.nt Richard T. Han· figures countywide : ~ofMnM!I 11t Mlcll..C •. Cot· tw!Nn ORANGE COUNTY CITIES, COMMUNITIES
L"'r't'"' ~ "' T-Owof'wk Demo. Rep. Decline Total Ywlko Seloko"' Selu Sttc*G lw "'· Friend ~ HM1llr1 o. ,,,,_, Anahelm 2.8, 159 30.305 2, 107 61.699 °':'°.!"'..,.~~ iuc:Jten "' ,,_ J Brea 2,861 3.987 145 7,069
._, ... L .... _ "' k'rd 1Mrtet1 Buena Parak 11 ,791 9.131 696 21.986
.:.,.,-,,..,. Sdl...,.....,uff.., "' Elcloft Cypress 4,<$5 3,314 'JJ.'f1 7.723
.,!C,'e~u• M. °"-La Palma l,Oll 1,107 69 2,114
w1111W u. -· "'Jn61• L• "'-• Fullerton H.407 20,427 1,081 38,288 "''::"....!iv "••IMll' "' Tf"rv E-Garden Grove 22,215 19.928 1,573 44,600
E••• H .......... "' "'-'",.. E .... 11c ... La Habra 7,330 8,700 368 18,593
.,,._, Cati "' E.et\111 !Ii.et\ Carl Pl ti 3 ""2 3 687 223 7 ""2 DtMofl tariff ., 01or11 Ml,.,,., acen a ,&.• , ,a
Carter Stanton 3,393 2,437 2.()8 8,189
E1i /1 II Yorba Linda 1,391 2,756 150 4,343 .. re ._,g • Fountain Valley 4,063 4,275 317 8.785
Huntington Beach 17,292 18,351 1,318 37,524
~l:~.::i=llltd.1J171 Loe Alamltoa 1,92.S 1,440 89 3,479 t1f*.:t.'J~·~~ir• nra, 11'12 Stenlw Midway City 1,086 890 80 1,885 l~'"' • • ,.. 12111 ,,, ... w Raaamoor 2,493 3,981 159 8,663
·n ':i"l' ... ' Seal Beach 5,610 9,011 415 15,140 J; ~: ~~'.:~ 1A1uDa Hills UM 7,0C/7 145 1,172 ~" ~.~c:'r~ 'r.11tett. '"""Wettminster 10.601 7,T1JJ 878 19,483 °''""' •wnu" C B ch D pt 1 331 2 061 l"c: 3 581 3:~,[itm. sunclo. eriss 11ra. Vk•rov ap. ea • a.na . , • "" , t:~m .. trall 11,.. ..,. IMwlllN E~ Toro 1.041 1,650 72 2,791 '11lf. t"'" ,,_..,... 1,,.1 ,,....,,., IAl(ma Beach 2,427 5,233 251 8,058 ~1:•.111. ,,,.,,..,, m.-.i ,.., 111"' ~:. LaaunCl a•· 2,~ 42 .• 802855 ~ 37.~
• .... ._. 1'J9UJ emen.. ~ ~&. ,....., 1:~=:•· "1" ",.. 1• flKHk San Juan Capistrano U> 733 47 1,231
1: , w .,;;_ ... """"" •-Costa Mesa 10,924 15,044 986 'rl,458 ~........ Newport Beach 5,Jlt 17,603 548 23,8.18
t:~~:; S.MOlr, _...,•Id, "'1 El Modena l80 459 17 662 .......
•: ,,,..., ""' U'll w..tftlMINr lrv1ne 242 470 'j7 7tl8
'! ,,., l.~' ""*"',..,um Lemon Hei&hta 358 1,495 47 l,917
... -.~..... Orante 11,2'7 16,446 889 29,008
u · 'JI!• _,...,, ,_ Sit I ti.~. Ana "~ -,.., 050 1 ""'" a: • .. .,.,.11.. ""'•_. &..>, ·-49,825 . 1.:::--""' """ ... 'l'pattn 1,870 3,58.5 181 5,725 ~ ~~lDl=t.... E. Tustin 2,1.., 5.2.66 243 7,73f
•1 -. f4-~..!,;... 11• vm.a Park 112 549 17 741 ~~:~~-~ ~ ~~ ~
P:il' :Cl~.::_ ''1:1 f~ Mth Senatorial ~.S6'7 182,823 10,M'7 328,971 ,r. ~~ ~ 35th Senatorial 89,485 90,062 5.563 188,021
.. ~ w . lv: 1-25th Congreuional 27,890 40.238 1,871 70,8!6
µ1 .. .....,.,. ...... 32nd Collgreuional 16,403 22,429 l,196 40,4,20 f:~ E;• ..,_, •'4tb Coqreaaional 101,741 83.012 6,641 195,095 11~~ *"" ""' , ... 35th Congressional 74,099 l'rl,Q 6,390 210,821 -0-8-.4-'l'-8----C--35th Assembly 29,329 40.838 2,040 73,006 NO'l'I ES 69t.h Assembly 62,395 52,224 3,944 120.805
WARD 70th Aasembly 74.~ 77,849 5.406 160,106
pobwt Wwd~f: "'~ .__1 71at Auembly 54,119 101,976 4,710 163,075 0;:;.J::.~CAe · ;/""Cfti lat Supervi1orlal 41.711 38,941 2,904 85,062
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Hope in one, a two-day
golf tournament to benefit
the City of Hope will be beld
next Saturday and Sunday
at the Costa Mesa Golf anrl
Country Cluh.
Ronnie Reif, professional
and diredor of the course,
will host the event which is
the 10th annual of its kind,
participated in by more than
AlmM loc~•liey, netion1I twtrd winner for hit covtrt9e .,f
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Trophy
Taken
By Gem
Gem. a Columbia-50 skip-
pered by Charles Hathaway
was the winner of the
M a y o r ' s Trophf in
California Yacbt Clubs race
from MaTina del Rey to
Newport, Saturoay and Sun-
day.
The race is a tune·UP for
yachts in the Marina del
Rey area entered in tbe
Ensenada raCi! which starts
next Thursday at noon. All
t>f the yachts will remain in
Newport until Thursday.
The 78-mile race around
Catalina island to Newport
started Saturday in light
airs and finished Sunday in
a brisk westerly which pro-
vided a col<>rful spinnaker
finish off the Newport Jetty
entrance.
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Se<:Qnd in the overall stan-dings was Hays McLelian's ,.... .., .._
Cal-40 Hana1ei from CYC SEA ROOM NEEDED -Jack Baillie's tall-masted 12-meter Newsboy appears
and third was J. Scott's Cal· to be shoving Cal-40s out of the way at the start of Classes A and B in the
40 Lynla. also of CYC. Ship Rock race Saturday. Newsboy went on for a clean sweep in the race and
Class Results: Don Ayres' Melee (Cal-40 No. 10) was second overall.
CLASS A -(1) Gem: (2) -----------------------------
Querida. Jim Feuerstein,
ORYC ; I 3 l Malaguena.
William Ravenscroft, Santa
Barbara YC.
CLASS B -(I) Hanalei;
(2) F l y in g Cloud. M.
Arm.strong, CYC; ( 3 )
Alsuna. Allen Puckett. CYC.
Opening Rites Held
By Bahia Corinthian
67 Join
Ensenada
'fune Up generals were honored with
a 13-gun salute.
Commodore T h o m a s S i x t Y • s e v ~ n yachts
----
Ne waJtey Leads Paek
Light Winds Slow Ship Rock Race
L I g h t eoutberl1 wtnds
made a alcnr clrc::alt Odt ol
N~t Harbor Yacht
Club's 80 mile Ship JWc)
race Saturday with M~-1
of the yachts not finWdDg
before mld-morning Sunday.
Ja~ Balllle's 12-meter
Newtboy from NHYC led
the ~ boat fleet bome,
fi.nisbi.nf at 12:» a .m. SUn·
Westerly
Takes Win
Fred Petrido's C a 1 -2 8
We.9terly was the inaugural
winner of the Wait Elliott
Hart>or (J)allqe Trophy
sailed at Alamitos Bay
Y acbt Club under t h e
auspices of the Y adlt Club
As9oci.ation ol Los Allgeles
and Loog Beach l*t>on.
The race was &ailed aver
a 15 mile course with ftve
boats competing. Seoood
pla-ce went to Dick BerTy's
Camnrade, Long Be:adl YC;
third w.as Misty, skippered
by Ron Haieiburst, Seal
Beach YC; fuuritb was
Oaprice, K~l Klokke
LA YC, and fifth. Rocking
Ohair, Kw1 A n d e r s on ,
ABYC.
day to pick up a clean aweep ~A -(l) Newsboy: McClain, LIYC.
of Lint to finish, fllJf in (i> SaJacia ~al-4&) Tom P~ (1) 'r...:n=k; (2)
Cius A and first on~ c:.on.t, NHYC; (3) Orient ~ (QM! e-32)
dicap time. <M cutter) Ernie Wllaon ~ David l..aq,' BYC; (3)
SecClld on bmdlcap time NHYC. ' =~~bur) Robert
and the winner in Class B CLASS B -(1) Melee; ,..-=;m-==-==mi===
was Don Ayres Jr.'s Cal-40 (2) Release (3) Robon.
Melee, NHYC. G e or g e ~ C -(1) Holiday
Sturgis' Co I u m bi a • 5 o (L-35) Page Noll, NHYC;
Release from NHYC was (2) Impetuous ( L • 4 0 )
third overall and second in Charles Glasgow, BYC.
Class B. CLASS D -(1) San-
Semag The
PUIUC
&
TRADE
It was also a slow race for derlini (,Newpo:rt-30) Kirk & One
the Midget Ocean Racing Poole, VYC; (2) Bravo rt of the l1rgest incl
Fleet and Pacific Handicap (Newport-30) Bill Haskell, mod moct.rn pri'Jtin~i f•
Racing FJeet yachts entered LJYC; (3) Neja (3'J ft. cllltMI in Orenge County
Jn the NHYC's 40 mile Pt. sloop) J.ames Borga, BYC. Q
Fermin race. MORF -(1) Vivacious; ; llJ!lHJ!Htll
Winnet ill MORF was Bill 12) Ventetero (Cal-25) W.L. •••H•i••H ••
von Klei.nSmid's Ca I· 2 5 Kitchens. SSSC; <3> Balan· 2211 W. &.Ibo. Blvd.
Vivacious, NHYC and the _d:r_a __ <_c_a_l _· 2_5__:_) _B--:ruee~-::-===========
PHRF race went to John ~
Arens' Oblson-35 yaw .l .-To~~:Wk~re 35 yachts Now PossibleTo Shrink
entered in the Ship Rock Painful Hemorrho1·ds race, 11 in the MORF and 12
in PHRF. Final results: And Pr0mptly Stop _The Itching
Ship Rock Relieve Pain Jn Most Cues. '
0 VER ALL (1) Ne'll' Yorlc, Ny (S.._:i.n. Sci N~y (12-meter) Jack ence has Jo~nd .~~tio~ :!oih;1!~amed hemonhoida
Baillie. NHYC; (2) Melee with the ability, in moat cues ThuecretiaPrepantianlf9.
(Cal-40 ) Don Ayres Jr .. -to promptly st.op itching There's no other !ormula
NHYC: (3) Release (Col-50) relie•epain andactuallyahnnk liJce it! Prepantion·.H alae
George Sturgis, NHYC; (4) hemorrhoids. aootbea irritated tisauea and
Rob<>n UI. ( Co-50) Bob '!Uta by doctors proved that helps pnnnt further in!ection.
Grant, NHYC; (5) Cygnus in ~aa~ at~ caae, while cenUy In ointment or suppoait.'l'T
ICol-50) Ernest Chipman, nlien~ paJ:n, aetnal nidadion form.
LBYC. ·
CLASS C -(1) IJynla III,
J. Scott, CYC; (2) Tender
Trap. G e r a l d BLankfort,
DRYC; (3) Damoiselle, S.
Desky. CYC.
CLASS D -(1) Sleepy
Head. A. Ro s e n b e r g •
DRYC; (2) Travesia. M.
Hohl. CYC: (3) Serenat~. ,J.
Amundson. KHYC.
MORF - ( l) Avoona. R.
Bahia Corinthian Yacht
C1ub held its 1968 se~son
opening ceremonies Sunday
wilt! colorful flag raising
ceremonies and m a r t i a I
music by the Third Air Wing
U. S. W.arine Corps band
from El Toro Marine Base.
Patrick Dougan welcomed panti.cipated in 0 re n g e
the guests from other yacht ~ia~ ;.::: = ft -An Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Satutday
clubs and introduced his -r own nag oflicers and staff Newport to Dana Point . .
commodores of the club. Saturda-y enne~I
The event was tbe 10th an-A sp~{ . t.roJmy was THRU SATURDAY ONLY ••• Taykll', CYC; 12) Merry
Mary, Al McNamee. CYC;
13) Volador, J. Tullock,
PMYC.
·Guests of honor were Gen.
C. J. Quilter and Gen. W.G.
Thrash and their wives from
the M a r in e Oorps. The
nual opening day ceremony awarded to Pat Dougan's 12-ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
of the Bahia Corinthian meter sloop OQlumb.ia, first
Yacht C1ub which has its
PHRF-A -(1 ) Luna, R.
Whlte, SMYC; (2) Jada, C.
Bechtol, CYC; (3) Hilaria,
E. Callender, OYC.
PHRF·B -(1) Nana-Lee,
Lee & Kimel, DRYC; (2)
Aquila. K. Myers. WYC; (3)
I. D .. K. Unger, PMYC.
Bendy Rig
Brings New
Sail Look
The "bendy rig" vogue in
modern sailboat racing has
prompted a new look ib the
old art of sailmaking at
Hanna Saihnakers, Costa
Mesa, accordlng to Fnmk
Rice.
The "bendy rig" is the
popular name for flexible
spars which can be bent
mechanically while under
way t-0· windward to flatten
the sail and i m p r o v e
windward performance.
The practice was first us-
ed in the international Star
Class by Walter v o n
Hutscbler of Germany as
early as the 1930's.
Mo s t sm all boat s
nowadays feature bending
spars as well as such larger
craft as metre boats up to
the 12-metres. Moo racing
catboats, such as the Finns,
have spars that can be bent
by strapping in t b e
mainsheeL Larger boats use
running backstays as well
as sheets and boomvangs to
bend the spa~r when going
to weather.
The practice oalls f o r a
new approach to sallmaking
to prevent the sails from
losing their s h a p e , ac·
C1lrding to Rice. Sails for
craft with flexible span in-
volve custom saUmaking.
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PlillMIMAlf DISCUSSION
OF YOU' PaotLIMS.
DON I. HUDDLESTON
Pi>al ~ COMnulor
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t7'6 Oraltf• Ave.
Co.te M ..... C.J.
Couple Get
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To Travel
headquarters at the Balboa to finish in die 12-mile rm.
Bay Club. Columbia is inellgible es a
A feature of the day was a bandk:ap ocem race:.
yacht inspection with a Wi.nnec in Claes A was H.
number of members' boats G. 5t-w.-• Maud~ of
at dockside in full dress. ~-
Winners of the inspection OCYC. Class B winner W'a8
awards were: Och<>, sailed by Bd> Cerl,
Professionally maintained Lido Isle Yacht Club.
sailboat over 60 feet: Col-Tl"Opby winners in PHRF
u m b i a , C o m m o d o r e and MORF:
Dougan's 12-mete r sloop and •
Evinrude Motors is seek· flagship of the club. PHRF·A -(1) Sparkle,
d
Owner malntained power Alex Irving, BYC; (2)
ing an a venturesome young b<>at under ti) feet: Salud, Dauntless, R<t>ert Glover,
married couple, ages 25 James G"-· .. -'--
th h 35 h Id l.k t ......... ..-acs.ina YC: (3) F•..,.;tiv~ roug w o wou 1 e 0 Owner m-"-~-'-ed powe.. W -.-
A · b bo t <HmilUI • arren Parker. NHYC; ( i
fee merica Y a · boat over 40 feet: Gilland. Stmda, Graham Gibbons,
The outboard manufac-. George Reade ,Jr.
turing firm proposes to pay Owner main ta 1 n e d Bi~F-B -(1) Gerd,
the entire expense of the sa1·1boat under 40 f~t·. o . ...a......... W
t · d f · h tr t ~ ov~.. elden, OYC; (2) np an urrus anspor a-Sanderling, Robert Poole Jr. Huff I tion aboard a 2 O. foot Y . W. T. Hulff, VYC;
G)astron runabout with a 55 Professionally maintained (3) Libra. Joe Kai~nbacb,
t sail boat over 40 feet: CBYC; (4) Juanita, Stephen
horsepower mo or. Hiberna, Norman Katz. s-..af rd The trip will be a cruise uu o . OCYC.
from the West Coast to the Professionally maintained MORF -(1) Veloz, Ken
East Coast entirely by power boat over 40 feet: Ross. BYC; (2) Cece II, Bill
water, with the e~ception of' -==Drift=·=·R=·=C=ruz=, =Le=n=Lill=· =Y=· ===R=earld==en=·=B=Y=C=.====,
about 400 miles of overland'.-
portage.
The 6.500 mile trip will
start at Juneau, Alaska. and
proceed to Olympia, Wash.
by way of the inland
waterway through Alaska
and Brjtish Columbia. The
second major run will be
made . up the Columbia
River to Lewiston. Idaho, at
which point a portage of
about 400 miles will be made
t-0 Fort Benton, Mont. on the
Missouri River. The cruis-
ing couple will travel down
the Missouri to St. Louis,
thence up the Mississippi
and Illl.oois rivers to Lake
Michigan.
They will travel through
the Great Lakes, the "rrent
Waterway and the St.
Lawrence River to Mon-
treal. From the S t .
Lawrence they will head
down the Richelieu into
Lake Ohamplain. then down
the Hudson to New York Ci·
ty.
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U.S. Will Never
Be a Loan Shark
WASHINGTON IUP() -
Uncle Sam would make a
lousy loan shark.
'11he U.S. Treasury carries
on its books IOU's totalling
more than $21.5 billion in
unpaid war debt& from other
governmeota. There is small
likelihood much of it will
ever be collected.
The United Statea stopped
billing other countries f?r
their World War I debts in
1941. Since 1931, o n l Y
Finland bas kept up with its
iMt.allment payments and
only three countrit! -
Liberia, Nicaragua a n d
CUba -have been marked
paid in full. The World War
I Joans with accrued interest
now amount to $21.3 billion.
Overdue debts from World
War II Joans plus foreign aid
help amount to another $'l35
million o w e d by 33
gov.ernmen1s. Paymen~ are
being made on these debta
in varying ~grees o f
rt liability.
ATrENTlON
The war indebte<!Mss has
drawn the attention of some
membera ot Coogrea. this
eeeaioft because ot Ult gold
and dollar crisis and the
ba:ltJnea shown by Freocll
Pre~nt Charles de Gaulle
in cooperating to ease the
world mooetary pllghL
Sen. Peter Dominick CR·
Colo.), succeeded in getting
ttwi Senate to ~rrove a rider amendment a tax
bill wh.lcb would r the
TTer.sury to ref to ex·
change gold for 'th
France or any other country
that had not kept up witib its
debt payment&.
Rep. Leet.er L. Wolff CD·
N.Y.l, obtained the support
of 175 House members for a
resolution which would put
Congress on record H urg·
ing the President to dun the
French government for its
war debts. It would not have
the force o.f Jaw.
APPROACH BE"M'ER
There was litUe likelihood
that the Dommk k rider
would be retained in the
legislallon when it was sent
to the White House . The
possi bilities of the Wolff ap-
proach were better but It
was v i e w e d as a
psychological prod rather
than any real threat to
DeGaulle.
Treasury officials were
opposed to both moves
because they might rock the
uneasy i n t e r n a t i o n a I
moneUiry boat and probably
wouldn't work.
Both Domlpick and Wolff
argue that the United State~
should not have to hand over
prtcious eold to nations
whlch cash In dolla:rs that
should be UMd to pay olJ the
overdue war debts.
Here is what the treaaury
statistics lbowed on war
debts at the end ol 1967:
WORLD WAR I
At the end of that conflict..
20 nat.ioos acknowledged ow·
Loe tile Untted St.tu about
'12.1 biilloo ln l o a n s •
lnterat cbua-have in·
creued tM total debt to cu bUllon. Of tba.t amount.
only 92.1 bllllcJll WM paid.
Thls leaWI tlU biilloa cur·
rently oVft'dae wttb aftOthel'
SU blllioo eot dut until
19e0. While Ftnlaftd bu kept
up by J>Q'lnC IPPJ'OX.1mata11
$15 mtllJoD and .•• upect.ed
t.o pay ...... ft.7 mUlloo
w1>en it eoaMI due, ~
of fund! obtained b y
defeated Germany's repara·
tions. But as inflation drove
the German government
toward ecooom.ic collapse,
then-President H e r b e r t
Hoover declared a one-year
suspension of war debt
repayments in 1931. When
the moratorium came to an
end, HI Uer was in pow-er
and refused to pay German
reparations. As the world-
wide depression deepened,
the other governments gave
up trying to pay. In 1941, the
United States stopped billing
them, reasoning that those
who were our a 11 i e s
shouldn't be embarrassed:
those that were in the war
against us wouldn't pay
mudJ attention anyways.
WORLD WAR Il
Thirty-thtee nations owe
approxim~ly $265 million.
They include such friendly
govenunenta as L l b e r i a
wbicb owes $60,000 and Na-
tionalist China which has a
tab of $55 million and such
non·allied countries sucb as
the Soviet Union which owes
9e6 mill.ion and Syria. with a
debt of '64,000. Noteworthy
ii tbe fact none of these four
is a eold-buying nation an<I
thus doesn't cootrlbu~ to
the gold drain.
Wolff's proposal would af.
fect only Fr~·s World
War I indebtednesi since
tbe Fteocb government bas
kept up on payments on
World War ll and post-war
debta.
The bi.nest offenders in
the World War I debt situa-
tion include two of our
staunchest al.lies in the re-
cent gold wars -Britain
and Italy -and a nation
which has not purchased
any gold in 17 moMhs -
France.
BRITAIN DEBTOR
Britain owes rT billion,
France owes $.5.l billion and
Italy is in the rtd for $1
billion.
Another $1.4 billion is ow-
ed by the Soviet Union and
other Communist bloc coun-
tries who aren't in the gold
buying business anyway.
Wolff proposed that the
PresideDt request French
payment O{ the war debt in
20 installments -one every
year. The procedure would
be left ·to his discretion.
Treasury offidala opposed
the Dominick proposal on
grounds that it could well
toucti off anotber run on
go I d b y o v e r s e a 1
speculators. The letter could
make legitimate demand•
oo U.S. gold h o l d I n g s
through non-debtor nation.
such ..., Switzerland.
BUYING GOLD
They also noted that all •
KOV'tttmlent such u France
could get around the re-
quirement by buyine gold
for dollt:rs from another
couMry which doe1n't owe
UJ money or just not buy
any fold at all.
Wolff IUD conteftdc that
tbe pcycbolofical Im
•ould be hnportanl
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demoottr.tld to tM rr.ncb
people tblt the1' la a
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Russ Still Cope With Space · Tragedy J~
School of Business
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Totfql" ·.• MOSCOW (UPI) -The trulh -abcMJt their IJ*e ctve a clue. Soyta·l Md Soyua-1 •ieb a at least one ol tht m8fl ap-oommMder. Gen. Nikolai
"Soviet space proera.in It just program. fte firS't &Met spacedUp voyage-ot s.,,a.J ~ at pareot Soyu1 prototype -Kammlin, said ttil.s mouth
..: ..... 1.. to from By tbis r~ning. there was Vostok·l. It was follow· least ati ~ Thus ha v e tw i ce doc lee d that "no automatiOn can so be~g recover may have beea many lhlngs ed by Vostok-2 four months KOllW'OV'I ~~meant aubnatica4Jy In o.rt>Jt. This far repU.Ce man ill a apace
tne death of ec>sIDOOIUt wrong wldl Soyui-1 ttiai the later. a six~ delay so far -ledlrllque is bask to the Chgbt."
Vladlmil' Komarov one year commiuion cfid nQt men-Similarly. the two flight.'! and 9be delay grows longer space 'j)Ultforms tht. Soviet.II But d:espi,U tbls. the death
ago. Uon publicly -tblngt. that of d>e second 1eoeration of Mets day. plan lo 'IA ai Jaundi!n& oe Komarov _ the flr&t ln-
K 0 ma rov's apacesbU>. lake time lo iron out. Voskbod ~sbips came Soviet tciintisU beft not pads to t.he moon and mlb1 space fat.allty _ his
s~ e S.cretella.l
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Aui1tl111 AIC SHORTHAND Soym·l, was the flnt of a How \ong .tll tbls h-as only five mootha apart. ~ idle, however. Since beyood. forced Russia's ambitious ---~i....... f So dela.yed ttl~ Soviet space 'lbese past ac.ftedules su_g. Kom.-ov died, a timer Soviet cosmonauts havl' b u t a a re t y • c onsaous
new , _ _...., 0 viet proeram Is a matter of coo -gest that the '{fvie.ta had ru:bt bes ~ la anooci said they are trauung for apaoeml'n to leave tt to the , . :~.tt . .\}though an of-jecture. But ~st timetables hoped tic> follow e flights of IOd' unmanned Sprtnlk9 -new ~ fughts ud their machines. '1111 ........ _..__.__. ...... _..__.__.~ ·: fic.i~ commission reported ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..:.:.....::=:.....:=:....::=:....:=::...:::..:::~::....::=...:::::..:=::.-=:..:=:.:::::.::::....::=..::::..:
•.• that tbe crub-Widing that
• : took Komarov's life was not •
• Soy\12-l's fault, all other
Soviet spacemen have been
grounded since bis deattl.
Sloce the Soviets never
p u b 1 ts b tne.r space
timetables, it is impoSS'ible
~ tell exacUy how fat 1tlei.r
man·ln·spe<:e program was
aet back by Komarov's
dead\. Six moottls would be
a conservative guess.
TRAGIC END .
The era.sh of Soyuz-1 put a
. tragic end t.o the first Soviet
· ••• s~ Oigbt in more than
. ·.·two years.
: .: . The Soviet Union bad
broken off its Voskbod pro-
: ·: · gNm after the se<:ond man-
-~ ned !Ugbt in Mardl, 1965 •
. • appweotly for budgetary
••• re&sol)f.
-: : • FmaUy, aft.et' 25 rnofChs.
·: .: Soyuz·l -believed to be a
• multi-man ship p o s a i b l y
·:::capable ol moon voyages -
.··was ready aod Kornacov, 40.
: a jet ace with one earlier
• ·space flight behind him, was
chosen tD pilot it.
Hi s mission, as
·reconstructed tater b y
scientific sources, was to
:· spend one day in orbit a4ooe,
: then lillk up wittl ~%,
which was to have carried
. · sever.al men. A possible ex-
• change ol crews was plu-
:.: ned.
TUMBLING
Bot Soyuz-1 began tumb1-
. i ~ in orbit shortly after
· taundl on April 23. The
_ flight ol Soyuz·2 was called
off aod KOllMlf()v w • -g
. ordered to return.
He re-«ltered ttle earth's
atmosphere salely oo April
.· 24. according t4 the official
announcement here. But as
Soyuz-1 d e s c e n d e d . it
became fouled in its own
paradlute lines. The cbule
collapsed and the spe<:eship
plummeted four miles to the
rocks of the Ural Mountains
below. Komarov W9s killed
·Instantly.
As Russ~ mourned. tfle
Investigating cOll)misston
went to work. It reported six
monttis later ttlat Komarov
was killed by a faulty
parachute system.
Tt did not sou nd like !tie
kind of trouble that would
hold up ttle spe<:e program
for long. But a yeer after
the tragedy, ttle program is
still grounded and there is
no sign of another manned
shot before summer.
SNIPER CAUTIONS
Part of this delgy could be
put down t.o Soviet super-•
cautioo. Contrary tt> popular
belief abroad. dle Soviets
take few chances wJtb lhe
hves of ttieir cosmonao44. At
least s;x Soyuz prototypes
have been flown s i n c e
Komarov died, and more
are expected bef'Ore the
craft is considered safe f(Y!'
manned flight again.
Another cause may be
more basic problems with
the Soyuz. Observers here
believe the Soviets tell the
b'utti -but seldom all of the
Plays Slated
At Chapman
Two 1tucaeM3 fr o. m
Nwpart Beadl •e ·among
tht 13 1tudenu wbo will be
appelti.QC ta • nenJ:ng of
.tudent~ o n • -a c t
plays It (J)apo:l111n College
Ma.yt~ 11.
Tbe.1 _.. Jay RayJ, a
f r eabman INlillb*am• m~or. 10D ot Mr. IDd Mn.
GerUS p. n.y1, 29U Cassia.
and Sam.mye Sama, a junlor
drama m.jor, tile daughter
of Mr. md Mrs. John R.
Sams, 1826 W. BalboQ Blvd.
Ray 1 will appear a s
Grandfdtler Jack a I o n g
with Mis8 Sams 8 s
Grandmother J a c k In
Eug~ Ionesco's "Jack or
the Submissklin." dlncted
by Wayne Jw.iluvaia, a
1enior speedl Mid drama
mator from Garden Grove.
The new
Mercedes-Benz 280Sl: ..
so~'over:~~ngi·neered"
it maneuvers ;.in traffic like
a ·whippet in a herd of buffalo.
/
"ljandJing." says the um·
Jon Sundny Times in a
road test of the new Mer·
"l cedes·Be.nz>Ports.car, "was
the marn requirement for the 280SL
design. Thanks to the sophisticated sus·
pension, it is possible to throw Lhe car
around at speeds which could n~er be
attempted outs!ick a test track Without
losing control."
Or, in the word~ uf an enthusia~t
who just took cklivcry of one: "It ma-
ncu\'t'I"" in traffic like a whippet in a
herd of bulf alo.''
Get an end-view of 1hc 280SL and
you'll quickly see why. ·Although the
ca r ~lands a mere yard and a half high.
it straddle!i the road with a track over
5 f cct wide. Its special, radw.,ly tires
<.<:em to bulge out from the sides. It
~quats on the road, in the Sunda y
Times' words, "like a bulldog.11
"Over-engineered" 1u1penelon
. The same ingenious su~pcnsion that
gives l~ 280SL ~uch 1'11C41fft1 road-
holding is also resp<>nsible for its aston-
ishjnKJr smooth ride. The rnson: the
280SL s fully independent suspension
lets one wheel absorb a jolt withotu
transmitting the shock' to the other
wheels, or to th~ car's occuparns.
Is this too much of • good thing?
SclM critics UJ it's• wasteful extrava·
gance t0 build • sports car witb both
raec·track handling""" a boulnard
ride. "Ovcr-cngincettd" is whet the
critics call it.
They're right . By conventional 5tan~
dards, the 280SL &S "over-engineered."
Mtteedcs-Bcnz mgjnttrs look at it this
way: What fun would it be
10 drive a small, agile car if
it rode like an ox-cart?
The Sunday Times an·
swcn 1hc question by say·
ing, 'This is a sports car, of
course, and a powerful one.
What is astonishing about
it is the thrust and 'spced it
off er~ without di~turbing ai
all 1he feeling of comfort
and safety evoked in the
drive r or passenger." A ,.W o/ l80SLs (Ro.lst« ""'"Coupe) cavort on tl11 fa'""'" "walltd·i1t" hm1 at the MITcttUs·Boi kSJ IT«~ I" S111uprt•U ntcrt11Tlt.hmn.
Th11 's just one good ex·
ample of what "ove r enginecrin~"
means to a 280SL owner.
A tunclionel design
The unday Times write-up g~ on
to f.3V that the 280SL accommodatioM
arc, i·superb, with an admirable auen·
tion to detail which mak es 1hc Merce-
dc~·Benz one of the m°'t comfortable
sporting ca rs available anvw hC're. '
"C'.ompared with the overlo;1dcd look
of many quality car interio~-all wood
and plu .. h and ca rp('f. like a 19th·
century drawing room-this ~ krcedes-
Be nz is alm o!>t !>pa r~e. But it is the
sparsene ·s of elegance :1nd hrillianl
f uncrional dc~ign. 1hc alrm,.,I arcl1itcc-
hcral principle of 'less 1s more'. "
uFattoue-proof" Hats
l lcady praiM', indeed. Rut no detail
is ever too small to catch the eve of the
Mcr~cs-Bcnz engineers. Tile shape
of the scats, for r xamplc. is artatomi·
cally correct. Orthopedic phric1ans
were called in to help contour 1he <;<'It<.
so you 'll have proper wpport all the
\\'av from your shoulder~ to your lnecs.
You'll notice how much ·more ro<rru
there is inside a 280SL. ~tore shoulder
room than a Mercury Cougar. More
forward legroom than a certain Rolls-
Royce. You don't punch your pa~scn·
gcr in the knee, or skin your knuckles
on the dash when you change gcari;.
Y1H1 don't massage you r head on 1hc
roof, or "bottom-011 1'' the <;<.'.1t when "I I • ,, A y1111 go over a t wni.·v1•1t ma am.
,/,t<•wdly dt.si g11<'d l11tlt• cir.
Ov•rheecl-cam, fuel-Infection Six
The 280SL's engine " an ovrrhead-
c1rnshaft, fuel-injection ~ix-about the
11111't cxotic p<>wer plan1 this side of a
1 1t ctrack. But you don't need an exotic
,,,,·clMrnic to keep it running. All of its
lnmponcnts are already wtll-pr011ed in
1\lc~es-Beni passenger cars.
The overhead-cam layout !borrowed
from World Ch11mpion Merccdl'$· Rcni
r.1cl ng calS) petmits high engine ~pcccls
111thoutthc f USS and cla1tt'r of COnVt'n
11nnal pushrods. St'ven main hcAnn~
.ind fud injectton g1\'e 1t ,mool'tl pill·
up from low en1i1ine speeds, wiLhout
pitching, bucking, coughing or stalling.
4•Whffl dllC brlkll
No mattt'r how good an engine is,
~ tcrcedcs-Bcnzenginet~ imisr that the
brakes be bttrer. So thrv equipped 1he
280SL with 4 u·l1erl di~c hrake~-thc
same kind u~cd on 180-mph Grnnd
Prix racing c.irs. Wit h 421.1 !>qu.1re
inches of braLing area. i1's almO'it 1m·
possjble to outrun the 280SL:S br.ikcs.
lullt to l11t
The 280SL is built not only LO pre-
vail but ol~o to endure. The hoclv is
carefully built up from nearly I 00 Mee I
panels sclC'Ctcd from a d01en d1Rcrent
gauge~. They're welded into a single
structure or immense strength 11nd fl·
gidity. Thcrt arc over 10,000 scp.ir.1te
welds in i1s "11n1t11ed" 00dy/d1:i,,j,
l:Onstnu.:t inn. ~'Jiii':• k~ .rnd rattle~ fwm
loose hocly hol" )ll'l c1111 '1 h.1ppl'l1.
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HUSBANDS REIGN -Mrs. William E . Fisher (right), Neptune Ball
chairman crowns Robert D. Woodward as the king while his wife,
president of the sponsoring organization, the Newport Harbor Spastic
League. looks on and Fisher waits bis turn for the coronation. All mem-
bers' husbands were saluted as the King Neptune.
King Neptune
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The unsung heroes . ;. . the men behind every successful women's or-
ganization ... members' husbands shared the limelight Friday night when
Newport Harbor Spastk League crowned the masculine contingent as King
Neptune.
The fitting climax lo the annual Neptune Ball, sta~ed in Balboa Bay
Club, is the coronation of the king -a man selected on the basis of contri-
butions of time, effort all'd wisdom toward the betterment of area youth.
As gaiety was interrupted, a hush came over the crowd. Rolling of
drums and the sounding of trumpets signaled the long-awaited moment when
the new king would be hailed.
Those who have been given the royal mantle and crown in past years
and who were honored during ceremonies are J. S. Stoddard. O. W. Richard.
Dr. Tom W. Robinson, John B. Kilroy. Judge Ro be rt W. Gardner, LeRoy Bar-
tholomew, former Senator Jahn A. Murdy Jr., Dr. Anthony Toto and Dr.
Ted Schoppe.
Thil year, on the tenth anniversary, the selection commlttee cou ld
find no one better suited for t.'1is role than the husbands whose wisdom, pa-
tience time and effort spurs and encourages 'this corps of diligent workers
on to bigger and better goals each year -an for the bent!fit of spastic chil-
dren and young adults in Orange County.
Treasures
Sale Not
Trivia
A fine line ol treasures,
such as antiques, furniture,
appliances and art object&,
wilh an array tagged trivia
including jewelry, toy a,
linens. u t e n s i I s and
children's clothing will be
offered for sale at bargain
prices by the Newport
Bea.oh Thursday Morning
Club.
The third annual
Treasures and Trivia Sale,
which raises funds for the
Orange Coast College Stu-
dent.Loan Fund, is being ex·
tended into a four-day event.
Location will be the va·
cant Theo Robins building
al 3100 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach, and sale
days and hours will be from
10 a.m. to 4 p . m •
Wednesday-Saturday. May
1-4.
A fresh line of merchan-
dise will be offered each day
and surprises are planned
for the c 1 o s i n g day. ac-
cording to Mrs. Le s I 1 e
Reynolds. chairman. For
the convenience of shoppers.
a snack bar will be supplied
with sandwiches and coffee.
A sea world wonderland wu recreated with the use of sea green and
sky bl\16 decorations, whleh were made by the young adults at the Unlted
Cerebral Palsy Center. Santa Ana, one of the ball's beneficiaries.
Following a cocktail hour and sit.down dinner, merry-makers danced
to the music of the Society for the Preservation of Big Bands.
Marin eras Ch-ampag ne Tea
Graduate students in lhe field of social work wtll
benefit from Las Marineras' 11th annual Silver
Champagne Tea, to be presented from 2 to 4 p.m.
Thursday. Mav 9. in the Irvine Cove home of Mrs.
John Northcott Included tn invitations. whlrh were
mailed last week, were original serous which will con·
tam scholarship fund contributions of each attend-
in~ the affair. Signing one is Mrs. Timothy ~facres,
vice president. while holding the sc~ll are (left to
right) Mrs. Herbert Blant het. ways and means chair-
ma n and Mrs. Joseph OeStanslao, social chairman.
Working with Mrs. James
Lee, presidt!nt are t h e
Mmes. Will i am
MacFarland. Matthew Gem-
mill, Howard W. Russell and
Dixon Webb.
Students beoeCitting from
the fund Is determined by
Joe Kroll, dean of student
activities who already has
accepted a I m o s t ~000
from the club.
Stork Takes Back Seat; Doctor Puts Mom in Driver's Seat
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Please
print tbi.t letter for "Che~Je" to read. lt mlgbt meke bUn feel better. "Chev·
vt." 11 the boy who wu mad because
hla ~ wu always late getting
placu, in fact lhe was ao late getting
to tM bolpltal to give birth to him he
wes bona la a taxi.
My name IJ Steven. I am 8 years
old. J Wm bam in a rented CD Oil the
Ntw Or'9am E~ay It WaJ my
moeher'• --trtp to tbe bo.pital la two boan. TM doctor Wd I Wll'll't
rud.y to be bona yet, but the doctor
wa1 wroq and my dad twHt to l'Ulb D\J
motbet to the bospital a short Ume
liter.
I am proud of being born In a car
and I am saving the ndspaper cHp-'*° to abow m1 dlll~tn. Alao my birth certUlcate U)'I, ''Barn in a lta·
ANN LANDERS ~
lion wa~ cm. the New Orleans Ex·
preuway." Not imny kids bave
IOID&thlng llb tbat to braa •boat. "C..Wle" lhoaJd be prowl, oot mad.
-STEVEN
DEAB STEVEN: I •ll'te .Y•'re • MJ fll GIU.ldllm allli JR'U .nr k
at a .... wllee Ute ~*'" 1aa1.
ht I lmq1M ,_, motller whka Ute
4Gdor ltad tried llanltr, •llCI aot put
YOU tt f9le driver'• seat.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I must be
the unhappiest teen•aer in the world.
Pleue help me if you can. My parentJ
ha~ each othtr. 'The atmosphere lll
this bOUle la 10 thick JOU coo.Id cut lt
with a kntf1. My father never says a
word. M)' mother donn't shut her
mouth. MOit of my utber'a payche<:k
1oes oo m.y mothu11 back. Sht
dreuu lite a fasbllnl m<>Ml and hu
been aotna to nl&bl school for as Iona
a1 l can remtmber, Jult to aet awl}'
from Ult bOUM.
'nit blgut problem ls my sister.
She is not right mentally and is
treated JUSt awful. This girl should be
In a special place for people like her,
but my father say s he doesn't have the
money to send her there. I ltnow It
would bf better for my sis as well u
for ever:, one in the family if the were
in a place wherP ,he could iet eome
belp.
Since my parents won't do anything
I am writing to aslt ir there ia anything
I can do. Please pri11t your reply
because my mother opens every scrap or mall that comes' to t.hia house add' If
1be doesn't like what It aaya It goes ln-
to the garbaae. Thank you, Ann. -
SISTER IN SAGINAW
OEAR SISTER: Voar beat bet la to
ditnH tlll ,,..,. trM 1Mr tcleol
eftllffltr er you fa•ertt. Ceadtef', Alt
~--··----_....
adult. someone to whom your parents
might U1ten, should Intercede In behall
of your 1IJter. There are many agen-
det that could help and tbe counselor
wtu aurely bow of Utem. Please kt
me mow wllat happens. I'll keep my
Oncen cro1aed. Honey.
DEAR ANN LANDERSfMy brother
ls 28 years old and ICU Uke a 19-year-
old kid. He tw a kablt of rettlnc mad
crushes on lb'IJ and he always picks
the aold-dlQet typjill who take him
but aood. nu. fool borrowed $3M)
from me stnee November and I know
all the money went for airlle &lfltl. He
lhinkl be 1J btln& 1eoerou1. I say he
is a juk. What do you aay? Please tJv• h.lm some 'ldvite, -EMPTY POCKETS
\
DEAR EMPTY POCKETS -..
a head to Match: Of eotll'te he ~ a
jerk, but that's HIS problem Del 1'11
shouldn't allow It to be 1911r1. Dee'&
le.nd yov bro&ller a.DCMMr dime. If It&
wuta advtce from me l'U &Ive U te
btm, lf ucl wbea be a1u for It.
Is aJcmoUsm a disease:' How can
the alcoboUc be treated? Ia there a
cure? Read the booklet "Alcoboliam-
Hope and Help," by Ann Landeil.
Enclose 35 centa in coin with your rt-
quest and a long, at.amped, aelf 4
dressed envelope.
Ann Landen will bt Clad to btlp J10G
with your problem&. Send them to lllr
in cart of tht DAILY PILOT, tnc:M-
lng a ttamped. lelf~
lope.
J4 OAllY PILOT
Mayor's 'Better Half'
She Can Still Cook His Beans
B1 PAMELA BALLAN
Of .. ~,.,·-
Housewife.
Homemaker.
To tome women. these
have become unpleasant
wordl asaoclMed w I t h
druclgery and coo.flnement.
But to Mrc. A. L. Pinkley
they mean ~ en-
tinly different. .•
Devotioo to ooe'a husband.
"Careen are fine lf your
husbapd aud Wnlly don't
need you," said Mr I .
Pinkley, wlfe ol the mayor
of eo.ta Mesa.
"But I believe if at aU
pouJble women should ttay
home. Children are "tte:r
off. It'• even beC:ter tban having extral,., nid the at-
tradive crandmoCber o f
four.
She was &itting 1n her
husband'• drupae at a
small &ia.topped table. ln
the center wae a bouquet of
pfftpea,I.
'Jbe piooe rana.
UJt't for 'Mn, Meyor',"
said ber hUlband. ~.
"Pink aod I beve been
hen 33 yelrl, •• she nk1
when lbe rtturned.
"We've watched the town crow up. bot we've kept Otlr
place llMll. Pink alway• I.I
available. I devote my We to
him now," she aniled.
But Pink hun't bad all of
her tbM. For "veral year•
she !Mii been lhminl her
time aad eDtl'IY with tbe
community, te1"viDC Jn 110
JD*11 dill.-capecltlee tMt • ,,... ~ th•
Athena Award lalt ., .. , an
award f« 0 u t. ta D d I D '
1ervlce p r e • e n te d by
Panbellenlc.
Ber lilt of dvitiel WM
hnJS'"llve: tbe bcmda ol
dlrecton of Ca.ta Meea
Frlendl of 1be Llbra-y'
Costa Meaa a.mbel' of
Commerce, Barbor Area
Girls Club, Family Service
Asaodatloo ol Orange Coon·
ty, UCI Town and Gown,
Salvation Army, Federated
R e p u b 11 c a n Women,
Volunteer Bureau and Costa
Me.sa Historicai Society.
She Wat a f 0 U D ct in g
member of the C t v l c
Playboute Aaeodatlon and
has served on the Feb-view
State HOfPital Tberepeutic
Pool C o m m i t t e e , Com·
munity Cllristmaa Decor•
&ns Comm1Uee, Newport
Meea Unlfied School Diatrict
Otizen'• Advbory Group,
and May Co. Comumer
Advis<Jry eo.ct.
She ,..... credited with
most ol tbe poundwork and
p 1 a n n l n g of CooununJty
UDdft'ttaDdtDI D&y, a pro-
ject ol the Volunteer Bureau
and Newport ff a r b o r
Service League~ she bu
beetl a weeUod CUide at
Estancia Home.
Other orianiz.ati<JOI lbe
has IM!llWd include tbe Costa
M.. WGtDe11'1 C 111 b ,
w~ Mormnc Club ot
Costa Mae, Cot Willlam
Cabell <llapter of t h e
Daugbtfn ol tbe American
RewluMcm, and Punch and
Judy Guild of OraO(e Coun·
ty Chlld:ren 'I Hospital.
But Lucy Pinkley always
put home and family first.
"Yoo mUlt stay home and
rear your chlldreo when
they art little,.. seid the
moc:ber' of two, Dr. Virgil A.
Pinfdey and Mra. B. M.
Adrian.
"But that doetin't have to
mean coniinemert. It'• good
for a woman to get out. She
can begin with actlvWes in·
volvl.og her children," 'abe
advised.
"It's Important for a
woman not to ne1lec t
houaewifely t b l n I 1 like
cootinl and MlriJIC,
"Meo ltiU )Oclk f « these thlnCI In a wtfe." She paua-
ed kc a moment to get up
and be)p • &mall boy who
was purcbMl.ng a megazine.
''A woman can be a real
anet to a man If a '• a JOOd bostess, '' lbe COO·
tioued.
"It doeln't bother me wt>ea Pint brinp home 10
eldN people for dimer. I
aM)'s can get a few more
thing, open .••
Mrs. Pinkley bas limited
her active participaQon to
five org~ now to
that she can help her hus·
bind in tile~.
"We Jtve in aa ~ent
which ii lll'a;nced IO thlt ]
have .,_., ltUe bouleteep-
lne 4lo clo 1111 ft have been
tll&f om men. But I eti1l
t'OOt. &ftl'1 DOW ml tbeo
PROUD WIFE
Mrs. A. L. Pinkley
Pink _,., 'Put oo a pot ol
pint bema.' Thia is pinto
bealw wMb bacoo, ooe of hi&
favoritel.''
Even though her hU$band
ii JDll1m' for the eecood
time, Jile hasn't changed too
muCb for the Pinkleys.
"We're both extroverts.
We enjoy people. Bein(
m.rried to tiM'J m a y o r
doeeo't make me nervous
Dental Society
lib tome. ,
"I don't mind wearizts the
aame draa twice," ahe
lau1bed.
"We have no problems
with t.be .an. Oar boun
are short« oow and our
cbildreo an grown and oo
the East Coost.
·'Our lives beloog to the
community now."
And to eacb otbe.r.
Women Journey North
What's Doing
The women•• Auxlllary to
tM s o u t b u· a Callfornl•
Dental Alaociatlon will l•th·
er far the 30th annual meet· tug entiUed California Car-
ousel on Monday, May 8 in
the Beverl7 Hilton Hotel.
ta Ana will be installed u
prelklent-4llect of the Wom-
en's AUliliary, Southern
California Dental AJsoda·
tion.
Tbe program f o r the
morning includes a report ol
the nominating committee.
election ol officen and tb
preaident'1 report.
MARY DAY
642-4121
Group Don
Bib, Tucker
'Ibe Women's Auxiliary to
the Oranae County Dental
Society ii sendinc 20 dele·
gat.e1 to represent the 200
county member•.
'Iboae attending from the
Harb« Area u-e the Mmes.
R o b e r t Engman, Costa
Mesa, president; Donald E.
Stougbtoa, Corona del Mar.
secretary; Leonard Lau-
denback, A m a 1 g a l\l co-
chalrman; Thomu Davies,
hyglenlata liaison, and Rob-
ert M. Hauck, parliamen-
tarian, all from Newport
Beach. Mrs. John Forte of
Huntington Beach al10 is
one ol the delegates.
Mra. Roo.rt Schub of San·
Guest speaker will be Dr.
U. D. Regaler, chairman
of the department of nutri·
tion, School of Pub Ii c
Health, Loma Linda Uni ..
veraity.
Afternoon activities in-
clude inltallation and a fub-
lon abow.
Mra. 'Ibomu Davta of
Newport Beach ii taking
reservation•.
The aru group also ls
bavtn, Its annual in•talla·
tioo of officers during a
dinner May 8, in the Balboa
Bay Club.
FINE BAKERY
~~&h
light, •lry, with bih of or•nt• throu9h·
out ••• d•lightfully oreng• fro1t•d ftc
~~7)0.U,,
R.ich venill• cr .. m filling , luscious chocol•te
ici119 ••• th• ptrfect dessert! 1.49
ofR,I~~
Old f•shioned 9oodneu inside • crunchy
crust dusted with Germen rice flour. lk
A~~~
li9, round FT.nch-typ• dinnw
rlH flour toppin9.
May Day
Coffees
Planned
Orange Dis#rid Juniors --.,
J
HB Takes Top
Womeo ol h Ccimmuojt1
Chrch. Coocr•,.u...i ol
Olnloa del M• w 11 I
welcom• May o.y watt. neiJhborbOOd coa... a t
10: SO WtdnMdliy monUllC..
Mey 1.
Three host.le• openillc
tbeir homes _.. f r o m
Corona del Mer, Mr a .
Donald Ha!yton, Mn. A. K.
Phelp$ lftd Mn. Robert
McFarrm. Mn. H. L •
CMtweU ol Newport Seidl
and Mrs. LMrreoce roes ~
C-os(a Me.a U.O are Minding
lleir' bomel.
The dardl mtmberahip
WU divided iofo ftve (1oupl,
Mell member recelwd an
lnvitatiOn '° • calf" in her .-ea.
Court Stelle
Members ol Court Stella
Maris 1448, Cat ho 11 c
Dau&hters of America meet
each aecond and fourth
Mooday at 8 p.m. in Sl
Joachim'• parkb ball, Costa
Meta.
Yacht Club
Says Adios
Balboa Yedll& Cbda will
Mod ott ~ lellan to Jl'.-.uda nut w.......,
ntatlt with a Kaicml PG't'1
In tbe duhbouee and a
IDlliadd bmd to cheer
them en.
8kippen and CftWI of 4.1
boatl trill be matiDf the
race hlD tbe Belboa ?ICb• Club.
The Daily Pilot Covers Boating
~ lftlira and 1e-cond~ • Mu. eon.
mwity.
Otber eJU)e In tbe ~
artia ~Ying awvdl wer•
... Coeta ..... .JWiot
Woma'1 Club wbAcb won
flnt ln Americanism and
HCODd for biltcrian aad thil
El Camino Real Junior
Woman's dub which wcim an
honorable m e n t i o n in
Americ&nUm and first p.lace
in health.
Mrs. &bert Wllshek of
Fullerton was n a m e d
dtizen-of-the-year.
ELECTROLYSIS
--.e.. o .. 1 .. ct1•11
llectr..w.-' Mi!IH. "'-.., c-,11-
... .,., e....1t.t1 ...
IN.ty StMl•
1.2 Reasons Why
Gloria Marshall is
No. 1 / In Reducing
Th. Gloria Mors~ll figure Control Syst-.n la ao volt_!y different from any otn.r ,,,.thod of ,...
duclng that there 1sn t •ven a basis for comparison. The most Important factor in our tueeess
ond growth ha.s been our emphasis on Mrri11. Yau moy now be dieting, or trying exercises at ~·· You might even hove a gym memberlhl p, or be considering the Mrvices of a reducing firm, but ore confused by the 1imilarlty of the c lolms mode In the odvertlMments.
Here ore twelve of the reotOnS·why Gloria Ma'1hall ls your best answer and why Gloria Mar'lhoN
has becorM Number One In r.dueing: '
1. 'fou Won't Go lhulpy
If VoU ore trying to r9duc. wit1i o storvotlon diet °' If ~
.,. counting colotl•. you know the enoulth el constant
hung.r. With the guaranteed Gloria Monholl Svst• you
lole ~ and lnch9t WITHOllT dti>rlvlng you~lf of
belanc.d food lntok• nec•uory for good "-alth. Abo ti.-
tllUM )'OUr opcietftt 1' 10fi1fled, you WOn't become CroU oncl
lrritoblt, or •luooish end ltthorglc os ofte" ho~ns to wo-,,_, on rigid diets.
2. No laeauom bercae
If you have ,..,rttd to tiring, t9dlous gym exerciSH or
coll.ttMt11ce, VoU probably wish for on effortless way to trim
•xce• Inches end pouN!s Glorio Morsholl hos the answer.
Wt hove devtlot>td o variety of mochl"" to bo"ish every
correctabl• figure fault. The bosls of our system is "pouive"
txtrel-..nochlna ltlot do the work for you 01 you rtlox.
A.ftet Y'Ol'I of study arid dcvelo~t we d.sloned afld
!MfWfoctuNd the "Cln:-lo-motic"9 for thb purpc>H, Oth.r
mochl11tt .,. IP'Ollrommtd to WOf'k on "spot" PfObl9mS.
3. No Dtlrobin1 Necaaary ..
We Are Not a Gym
You orw looklno (Of results, rlOt o ~ membership. You we -.klno • NW f.mlnlne figure, l10t tlylng to build and
dlYelop mu1e'-. Yau won't ""d vlgorow moi"ltnonce to
keep )'OUf NW flgurt. Gym exerclst d9velops enlorged mus·
clet thot tum flabby • f9W weeks ofttr the routine of exer-
clto Is ~. Our IYltM'I will firm olld tone your muscltt ., that )'OU obtel" • k.od-to-io. COtr9Cfion tkot Is youl'I ,., . ..,.,
"4. Toa'U Get Rault1 FAST!
1.,.., WClmOll ,.. multt lmmodiettfy. If \«I ore moki"O
itloN fot • ..,eclol OCCOllon, Oi' tlmply wont to -results ..,ldtly, our~ hel the onswe,,. 8ecOUM •• we mochinee
1het Clfn'eCt fltufw IHObl-'" sev•rol orwos et once wo COi\
..,.,,,._ )'Oii • ,,... flour• In ~ the ti1n9 requif9d '1iv ott-"'*xfne fir-.
5. You'll Loee ta tbe
...... Placa
rw,., ""'"'°" hoe ~tionced the fNStrattori of ro.1,,. weloht. but Ill the "wrano" plocft. Witfl the t11eluaivo GIOl'IO Mention ec.m.lled IMtl Lo.ss9 pnlfnlftl, YoU wlll be told
exoctfy ... ..., lrld"9 you -OOl"O to ..... ond, mod
""9oi'••t, ........ Other, ""°"'' ~lno firms make only ....,., ,,,..,mo'-P"lft'\ftes thot reolly ttll vcu nofNno.
•· &eaahl are Gaaranteeti ev.,., ""'""' rwcelws 0 ............ thot lht wm flQdi her f':. ...,.,,llMd drtu slq wittlln a IP'Clfled perlo4
-' tfmo. I the oramltld ,..,1 .. Of'O l'IOt crttolned Oft echodule, Gblo Monhott wlll ~Ith odditloMI ~ti until the
.,.,_,,,. It fulflllW, at "° 11d4ltlonol COit or obllgotlon to ... potrori.
7.Tew~ll .... D.
I nu CllU cuu1111 I llOTHllS WITH YIUll ._.
I . !'011 Won't Qatt ta Deepdr
If you tf't llke moot .omen, your welgkt and en. 11te
has fluctuoted becau• rou .how storted on reduclno pr1>-
groma but ~ thOfll becouM you locked 1UPtFVi1lon and
encouragement. We'll furnish you with the rnotlvotlon .,.ou
flttd to btcorn. the drft:I llH you wont to be. Eocti t1'M }'OU
vlalt the solor\ frloftd!V, courteou.s coumallon work with
'fOU, keepirig o ccnstont ch.ck on your prOQreu toward •
lovelier figure. This Is port of our concept of service thot di~
fll'lguishes th. Gloria Morsholl system from oil oth.r reduc-
ing methods.
9. You'll l'ed Wonderful!
Overweight WOfl'1eft ore ofte" Mprtued, Irritable olld !JI'·
koppy, ond get Ins ond leu extrci~, ~ losing the energy
to ltod on active life. Vour Glorio Monholl program will
Improve ¥Our clrculotion. which will give you ITIO(t energy,
and bu"' colorla foster. W• olso atrua posturt lmprove-
m9"t to ~rrect ,rounded shoulders, togglno bustlir1e ol\Cf
double ch'"· V041 II look forword to your visits, os you joi1t th• othtr women In pl.aJOnt, congenial surroundings.
10. Profatloaally Tramed
Pa'IODOd
We toke pride I" our hlghlv 1kllltd pertonn91 who ore
given •xtensive, detoll9d tral"lng In muaclt stNCtute ond tt>t theorv of w•lght control unlftr pn>feuioool supervision.
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Missionaries Lecture
Women and Family We in Pakistan will be discussed by the Rev. and Mrs. Fred
Stock when they address the Women's Fellowship of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach. The Stocks, who are on furlough Crom their mission at
Sargodha,' will augment their lecture with slides and a display of objects from
the country. The meeting will begin at 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday, May 1 and luncll
will be served by Martha Circle. '
Horoscope
Gemini: Cycle's High
TUESDAY,
APRIL 30
By SYDNEY OMARR
''The wise man controls
his destiny. . .Astrology
points the way."
ARIES (March 21·April
19): Concentration today is
on area of communicatioo.
J n c 1 u d e 1 r e l a t ives,
neigbbol\!; Jnaf11 seem to
hive on rumor, gossip.
You must set the record
1tuigbt, promptly -get
busy.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Your ability to evaluate
needs is emphasized. Be
practical. Applies especially
where OO«N appliances are
concerned. Some around you
make d e m a n d s . Be
reasonable without being
weak.
GEMlNt (May 2l·June
20): Be analytical. Cycle
high. You can call the tune.
But be sure you know what
tt is you desire. You get
what rs requested -10 don't
bite off more than you can
chew. Be reallirtic.
CANCER (JUlle 2l·July
22): Weight of responsibility
becomes evident You get
m<n auth«ity. a d d e d
rew.ard. But now realize
many 1ook to you as ex·
ample. You have to give up
some pleasures t o ac-
complish mb&ion.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Some relationships may ap-
pear strained. Best to apply
light touch -don't force
iS11ues. Some of your desires
are fulfil1ed thr-0ugh aid of
friends. C.ould arouse envy
in others.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22):
Emphasis on c a r e e r ,
pl'e$tige, standing in com-
mtmity. Today you have
creati~ outlet -express
yourself. 'lbose Jn positions
of authority prove willing
listenen. Act aococdingly.
LIBRA lSept. 23-0ct. 22):
Learn by teaching -share
bellefs. interests. Follow
through on hunch. Inner
voice apeaks with clarity.
Listen and proceed ac·
cordingly. Written word pro·
ves significant today.
SCORPIO (Oct 23 -Nov.
21): Get on beam where
payments, collections are
concerned. Straighten ac-
COWJts. Dig deep for in·
fonnation. Mate or partner
can help in money decision.
Throw off raise pride.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Encollf'age close
alliance with one who is
tranl. capable ol gjving con·
structive criticism. Don'l be
thln ... k:imed. Jndividual who
really cares will not be a
yes man. Seek the truth.
CAPRICORN !Dec. 22·
Jan. 19): Routine is subject
to change. Go with the tide.
Don't baitUe m o d e r n
meU:lods. IMtead, get into
the rhythm of streamlined
prooedtn. Health. general
outiook improves if you co-
operate.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Agreement involving
loved one proves significant.
Tuday you get to heart of
matters. N o pretending.
Face facts as they exist.
You find the trutta. Face it
-benefit from it.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March
2tll : Key 1s groundwork.
Emphasis ts on the prac·
tical. You make mistake lf
you highlight tbe superficial.
Today the chips may be
down. Call your shots -but
avoid blulting.
IF TODAV rs YOUR
B l R T H D A V you are
v e r s a t i 1 e . Jndepeodent
blessed with sense o f
originality. Now. your cycle
calls for attention t.o details.
hard work
G E N E R A L T E N-
DENCJES: Cycle high for
GEMINI. CANCER. SpecUil
word to ARJES: individual
close t<l you •~ confused.
Help rather tttan follow .
THE .BEAUTY SALON
cordiolly invites you to
MEET "MISS JEAN" AND "MR. EVERETI"
These brillient hairpiece d8$igne~ and outstanding
stylists will be in our Huntinqton Beach Salon,
Tuesday. April 30-Wednesday. Moy 1-
Thursdoy. Moy 2 to show you the lotest in curls
••• either• pre+ty new hairstyle or
feminine hairpiece.
CASCADES -· _ ~ -~ S20 valu&, 9."
WIGLETS I 7 .SO value, 1.81
Monday, April 29, 1%8 OAfLY PILOT J5
· Newport Shores Women Salute Mad, Mod May
lt11 a Mad, Mod May will The show will be Lido also will be shown. Catalina·Vegaa Airlines. lng Mrt. Jerry Butera. 642.
be tbe tbeme ol the annual coordinated by the . Mmu M.aldng straw bonnet.I fill-Tickets at $4.50 are on 2878.
lp'iDc buffet and fMhion John Slauititer &Dd Harry ed with sprill( bouquets for &ale accordlng to ~kel Add itiooat tnformatlon
llhow pnteotad by ~e Healey. Commentator will eacll table are members of chau'm.an, Mrs. R ob e rt can be obtained by calling
Newport Sboree Womens be George .Chriatt"DUn. the decorations commit.tee. Caywood. Table re$erva-sbow chairman, Mr,.
SOcla1 Committee. Models wlll mclooe the headed by Mu. Norman tions may be made by call· Slaughter at 642-3819. F•~ froal GKC of Mmea. JOOn I m e r 1 o n . Moon. Programs are being
Fa.ahiOG tl.IMd wfll b e George Glass, R i c h a r d desJgoed by the Mmes.
l..u.nd at tbe Balboa Bay Keith, R. L. W e 11 m a n • Harold Ball and Keith. Pme
Club nut WedDH4ay. James Reid, Gblee Rank.in cbalrman is Mrs. Harold Mesa Rebekah
Cocttatla will be ltrved at Jr., Doo C. Nokee •od Gary Olafsoo whose gilts will 1n-Every first and third Lodge assemble ln Odd 11 :~ a.m. with bnmcb at B. Roaeors. ~ apparel elude a free round trip to ~sday of the month Fellows Hall. Cost& Mesa,
from The ~s Affair ol Catalina or Palm Springs by members of Mesa Rebekah at 8 p.m.
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BUFFUMS' BEAUTY NEWS
Beauty Aids Focus On Skin Care. From GermaineMont.eil
lf you've been looking for: a beaucy program, but haft no time f<r experiment.I, Geimaine
Monteil offer• .you exqu.isitely formulated, carefully prepared treatment prepuations.
Caring properly for your skin ia the first alep. And, proper care can be aec::anpliebed ~
.spending a few minutes in the .morning and 8 few minutes a.t night., clean.mg YoQt em
Md treating it to lubrication 1t11d stimulalion •.
Gennaine Monteil .has created skin cooditioners, cleanaen1 and taiers ••• each deei8'*!
tc do .a 1peci.fic job. And, each me, ueed properly, can help 10'1 "ab the eenae ol
beauey that lies within you.
Natllr1tlly, fur creams or lotions to be beneficial k> skin, they can't be applied me day,
forgotten for a week, then applied again one eTening when you're at a loe1 for ~in&
lo do. Beauty muel become a habit. JUBt like mushing your teeth, you must plm beaut;r
• int.o your day. An extla five minutes in. the moming and an extra five minates et nigh~
set aside for your skin is quite nominal when yow begin ~ ~ the reeult&: A new and
more beautiful you.
Gennaine Monleil's program of beaacy becins what JM firat wake IP• Yo._. needia
to be waked up too, and to do this she'• ereet.ed Skin Fre~hener, a aoothine, Mtau hem
)otion that complelee your tot.al akin cleanli.neee.; belP1 tiexturize, clarify. 4.• and JAL 1
... • • • +
And. before you rinee with Skin F!esheoer, yOG OM w88h with &lper Tone Skin Gindi--
U()fl('r. H's a refreshing, cr,ystakllear liquid that helps to condition, purity, "!right.at ml
REPRESENTATIVE TO DISCLOSE tighten the skin, 5.DO and 1.00.
BEAUTY SECRETS AT BUFFUMS' To proloc~ 11kin before applying mak&-up, wee~· Moist Beaut.y Emulsion.It leavee
Mi · 1 JOUr ekin dewy and radiant. l .It, 12.00, 20. M. · as Bettie Dav s, specially trained beauty expert from
Germaine Monteil will be in our Newport Beach ltort
to show you all of her latest how-to beauty tricks. She'll
show you how to make the most of your beauty.
Today. every womu has a chance to be beautiful
Beauty can come naturally . • . once the knowledge of
how k> become beautiful iJ acquired. There I.a a big dif·
ference between putting on a ma.ke-up mask and apply·
ing a natural. glowing accent. You 1'8nt to highlJght
your beauty ... and MJSS Davis ea.ri show you how to
do It e.ffectively. She's got many beauty 1ecret1 ..
M JMilit. your 8kin mllfrt be eleaneed eaietuJ]y. Jt'1 been exposed all day t.o dust, wind.
l!Mlligbt. Tb wash effectively you een ne deep-deaning Soper-3 Liquid Cleeneer Wbida
ie.also moisbirizmg, lSO and l.IG. lfyou prefer a cream cleanser, Non-Liquefying Clean•
sing Cream is a light, fluffy, homogenised cleriMer that melts to tha touch, and eoftena
ae well as cleanses, 4.50 and l ,$0. Follow ilia widl Soper Tone Skin Conditiooer 1o
tone your akin. IUe a wonderful "'HY., lnRk~ 1\cin fe<.'l titrht.er. bfighter, 5.00 and 1.00.
Then, rinse wjth Slcin F.re1bener.
The moet important ol all o~•e preparations, Bio-~luacle Cream should be used to
1timulale skin. lt'a a must for akin that' 1 Jo« ita eJHticity Bild viWit;y, 11.00, 25.0I
and 40.M. Lulrica~ with Super ROJI&} ~ fMl1 other ni&ht. 'Thi• "beaacy 90Uftle"
wilh~Jel.11~ 1kinlook trighter, ·~ md dewy moist.10.D0, 11.00 andH.OI.
and she'll eladJy tell you all of them If you stop by By folla.ri.ng this kind of care program, yoor ekin will reffed. tM attention yoe giYe it.
Bu!fums' Cosmetic department this week. She'U be in within a 1'ery short time .•. and com~ will follO'llf. Come m lo Bulfwn•' Coemetio
our Newport store Tuesday, May 2nd and Wednesday. department and let the e<Gtmltant al the Germaine Montell counter help k> pide JOQ with
May 3rd. 1our ~Oil. Begin Your Beauty Program.With
Luxury Trio of
Royal Secret Bath Treats
Gift with Purchase
Butrums' Cosmetics dr pa.rtment has a &peCial limiteil-
ti.me offer. With tmy purchase of Genna.ine Monte ii c0&-
metics totaJini: 7 .. -:;,() or more, you recei,-e a bon us gift. of
Royal Secret Bath TrPalA, without additionAI charj!C.
This epeoial trio jm ludes mello"ed Bath Perfume.
Crumy Lcuury Lotioo. cooling Lu.mry R11th Powcler. t
-With Germainr \fonktl 'i:-
Luxury Trio, ~ 011 l llll bim
bethinc into 11 heAutifytnl'l
experience. Come 10, di.!.-
cover the many way&
Gennaine Monteil's bC'aucy
products can hC'lp )-nu
llneo'9er your be11u l) .
1\ere'• a &•m111 1ne Mon-
tell counter in the Cosmel1
dep.tment in all eev<'n
Butfum1' stnN-c:'
l
USE nus HA"D'f COUPON TO OROER
Pltase •1'1 •!be followrt)f:
u. Puce
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Beautiful Eyes
Deserve
Extra Care
The most imporblnt
cream you can keep on
your dreesing table i•
Gennaine >.tonU!il '1
Super Eye Cream. The
skin around your eye11
is the mo<il delicate, and
is almo~l po!"('less. ll
mui>t have a little spec-
ial 11Uenlion. Super .E.'e
C'rr11m 11mooth11 on easily
w1tho11l J.llrel.ch.ing the
l'ktn. A 1<mall amount . M'<'nttl I.ti hlu r 0 111 tiny
l 1nri;; lt'"''l'I' ll d€'wy
"11rf nt•f> for ~·1111r r~ e
ntA ~t'"Up, } t' 8 fort.j ftro
w1 lh Ro) al Jelly and
\ 1111min A.
For d11Y-time wear, apply
11 tmy dot of Super E.re
CrP!lm helow the 011t·
"idr of thP e) e and sroootJ
In" 111•dc; the nn<.r. Sufi('
F.)P Stick jc; an emnl-
lienl \\and thal glide!\
Germaine Monteil's Beauty Kit
If you've been wanting to begin a eomplete ~
program, Wt have no idea where k> begin ••• Germaine
Mont.eil'a Jnvi~tion to Beauty Kit CAD be cL great Wp
to you. Olie bu or111nfaed everything you'll need to
give your skin the kind o{ attention it de6erv<'c;.
NesUed inside a IJ'aYel etse k 21-l tl. oi. of Saper-2
Liq11id CleM&et, 21~ ft 01. o{ &iper Tooe Skin Conlfi.
ti ooer I 2* ft. oz. o( Skin Pleehen«. n ()ll;, Bio UU..clii
Cream, n O«. Sui>« Royal Creem, 1 oz. &iper ~
Beauty Emu.laion, 1 <>1. Royal ·Secret Lftur1 Loaca.
And, if you'•e alread.Y
dill-OOvered Germaine M~
teil's be1rnly prt!Pftl"Ations,
you'll ft'anl the JnyilA--
lion lo Be1u1ty "Kit to
c11rry ,...th you when you
1111\'el. Complete, 15.00.
In Ruffums' Cottmetic
fiPpMUnC'n f.
There ar~ So_ Many Ways To Wear
Germaine Monteil's Royal Secret
A -.voman c M be knOMl by
her frAltfM08. It Nil be
S8 much a part oC her AA
her 1ignatme. Gennain~
Mooteil'• Royal Seat1. i11
lightly cw1-r PYC'lid" a <te!Y •~id 11eent.
••• kf'epg thNn yooni. lt'1 11ophi11ticaled , ll'lt'rnonthle, rnmenUc. And, Ba«mJ
•oft t1nd fnvely. h1111 •n many "YI! you C'1J\ wear it. J'>f'ligbtM M a a.ft
I\ perf\11ne ••• and to re&e11hinii. I .DI and HM. Aft.r
City Stall Zip l1 J ~ beth, apply this fnlinmce "ith Lu.xmy Bath ~'
Clllfee0 Clleek• llcMy OfdtrO l~ Ir •.to Md S.IO. To rehRh your ft&S"8f!Ce, Sprf11 eooc..
Cflar11 Pia• No. --------Miii I« tree, I .II. And, toe special oec11&.ion1 ••• ....wlr
M hit .... teMce • Super EYe CreMI, ~.II for e•ening. ~ Pedume, I.II. A must in. JOJr fAe-
llw1'lW &per..r.y. .tick, I.II nmce wardrobe, the La.xu.y Gitt &-t of~ L«Sm,
PM It ......, Both '" a..neblt \n · 5'n.Y Conoer1troe and Bath Perfume. la 19p9Ci31 al ...
'b..M--• ~C ~-1 • Ullt 8'1ct, C.fffomit 91)8(1 PWIUW. ~v l1'r' • Mab Royal Sec?et your hcre.noe. lt'a a\'allable
Md ~•lerlu 111 ~·••!Mttd w11lll11 Die sbll p.rtmmt ltBuft\uu' in tbe c.o.metics depettment at the Genuine
• CalifOllliL Monteft count..
~~-----------~----------~N~~RT•#• FASH~ l~ND •N~~RT c~u•~22~•MOM~~URL.~I. fO:OOTILL~o •~HER DAY$ I O:~TIUl~O
•
MRS. J. F. BECHTOLD JR.
Caribbean Honeymoon
Violinist
To Appear
In Concert
OamtlM Wicu . vtoUDUt.
will be sneeoted in cancert toni"* at b Mart Tmper
Fm.an Ja l.AJI Ancelet.
1be a p. m. C'Ot'ICel"t is
spomored by Sigma A)pha
Joe. Powadation, a pro-
fenlional music trate!'dty
for wa:nen. 'lhe mUllbl~
will beoeAt the projecta
spoNQed by the orga.wza-
tl on wh ic h in clude
acholarshJps, compoeltioo
prizes 8lld a student l<*l
fond.
The violidst began her
care« as • d1illd prodigy at
the ace d 4. M. 13 dle
debuted kl a New York
redtal and at 17 embarked
on a 90 coocert t.our " 11
E\D"ope8D oounbies. She hM
perfonned with almost all ol
the major ey mpbony
01cbeltJes.
Vocation
As Nurses
Considered
-.
Entertainment Galore
Promised for Festival
SU.,.. and d.tneera ,
dona -pappete will be on land tD ........ .t tbe
~lac futhal bytbe~
clalll of • Bleaed ~ mentpmte,W.........._.
Will b hme Of
America -Stars a n d
SCrlpet Forever, ttie tw\>day -..IRl~~----beoet:i t w1B t:aie p l a c e
between l and 'I p.m. on the
9C1Jool lfOUDda at 14142
Olive St. Saturday end &m-
day, May 4 aod 5.
Profwioml and ......
e D lwWDmeot (.ioc1adilc
co medy acts and tn-
strumeolel croups) will be
both American md ~
ll:tertpereed will k rd d j e
rides md 1mie boiaett. A
apecjM l*'Cll pc»t boodl
will f~ure pectages frun
famolal pll'~ ......
a pet booth will offer hDadJ
drawings f<r li" •• > sum as puppies, ~ IDd
baby ctms.
Grand prire Oil Sandlwy
~ will be • pclQ1 ...
some lucky ~.
Booth• will p r o v i d e
Peering
Around
DESERT IVN IQIOOL in
I~Uwild will~ from a
tastliioa .,., tpODIOl'ed by
the· iw.-. a.r. ..... .,.
in !tie Bewir'ly Rll1I HoUJ. at
1l:30 a.m.
Ador Dade &bertfon will I .........
be ID8ltel" of ceremomt.
and sue-ta will . Include
Fraak SioMra Jr. ADHmC patroneeees ol tbe
lboW' wtiidl will f eehre
~ fnlm Seb Fi.ftb Library Hour Avenue will be the M2nes. M)'f«d IrvJne aod Jack
Costa M..a LtbnrJ ii jbe <JJriattmen ol N • w p o r t
ecene d a Ubraey *1rJ hra-Bml. Proceeds will go to
every 1'htJnda7 It 10:30 b lddll'Jbjp and butklbi&
RlmTPBM •••
"IUQC IEAUTIFUL"
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Christina Robertson
Becomes Mrs. Bechtold
carried "while orchids and
stepbanotis.
Sou~ Coaet C hapter_•~·m::::._·~~~~~~~~funds'==~·~~~~~~~:.:.:...:::...~~~~--~--~~--~~~--~~~----------~ members ol AWARE will Wh.lte calla Illies. stock
and gladioli adorned the
Fint Presbyterian Churcii
of Hollywood Saturday when
C h r i s t I n a E I i z.abeth
Robert.too became the bride
of John Frederick Bechtold
Jr.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Jean Rober tson of
Newport Beach and Frank
Robertl4lll of La Habra, and
her husband'• parepts are
Mr. and Mn. John Bechtold
ol Vioeland, N.J .
The &v. Dr. Raymond I.
Linquhl directed the VOW
exchange after the bride
was g)ven ln marriage by
her father. She wore an A-
line floor length gown with
train of lace organza, em-
bro1dered with daisy trim.
Her tllotdon fingertip veU
WU eaatbt to a bend of em·
broidered d.aiaiea, and 1be
FV Republicans
Md>owell &Ud. Toun-
laln Valley, 111 the 1etting for
gatherings d F o u n t a I n
Valley R~llcai Women '•
Qob, Federatlld, on the
tl*d Tbureday et 7:~ p.m.
Mint green organza frocks
and bouqueta ol green and
wrute daisjes were aelected
for Miss Laurie K i m
Robertson, maid ol honor
and Mrs. Joan B I a c k •
matron of honor. Wearing
ice green gowns and car-
rying daisies were Miss Lin-
da 1.erfaa and Miss Patricia
Whiskeman, bridesmaid!.
Attending as best man
was Charles E. Becht.old.
while gueata were uabered
to tbeir seal! by Loren Pel-
tissanl, William Jost and
Ben Porreca.
A reception. atter;ided by
200 gliesta, folJowed ht hi
home ol the bride'• father.
Following a Caitrlbean
honeymoon, Gae btJUI eoq.
pie will mab tbelt home 1n
studio City. 'lb. bride 11 a
graduate of BoUrwood mah
School. attended V a 11 e y Juruor CoDece and la a cr..mat.e d UCLA Dental Aa&lltanta Sdlool-. .
ofV Hlgb 1D4 H=Mtlift
recel"'1 Ma BS e1ec-
trordat eqineer.ing from
Leb:igb Unha lit) whent he amu.t.t 1riilt Siona a1i.
FAST FROSTING:
CLAl.ROL e SPECIAL, 25.00
f ocu.s attention on the nurs-
ing ~eesioa aDd re.lated
hospital employment for
women dtrioC a meeting in
Lagun9 FedeJW Savinga and
Loan bulldiog at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday I May t •
The group IUodt for
Women'• Active Return t.o
Education and Che cbapte1'
coven the 1tta trom Long
Beactl to SU Clemente, ac-
oordtng to Mn. William
~.~.
The ptt>llc i:s invited to at-
tend the pl"08J'&m feMuring
a pmel ol five IPMbf a
coardioated by Mn. Dag!HIJ
Tennyson of Hoag Memoriai
Hotpjtal.. ~-·
Service Moms
U. S. Air Foret Mothers,
P'Ught It bsvt R1ected
Kana Kai mobde hame
park',. rec:natioo ~.
4117 McFadden Aw., Santa
Ana, -their' meeUnC
place. Memben .... " T:~ p.m. the ~ TburJ-
day.
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
an~ ()fl' L IGHT ... IGHTEMIHG TO ... 1 ... OUT TMIE •CAUTY 0,.
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.
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day a
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Morga
called
fonna
Mond1y, Apnl 2', 1968 DA.IL V PlLOT J 7
Mary M~rdock Recites Vows New Hands Margaret Bendig Weds • ·: • ~~~ • • • ·:
Take Gavel In Methodist Church Picture :
Panel Probes
Human Values
I
Human V a 1 u e 1 in a
TechnoloiiCal Society h the
topic '° be di.aculHd by a panel during May
Fellow9b.lp Dey, apoosored
by Cburdl Women Uruted.
The sessioo wll1 open at 10
a.m. Friday, MaJ S. in St.
John the Divtne Epi9COp1l
Church, Costa MeN. Brunch
will be lel'Ved for 75 cents
per pereoG.
DiKuwing Are YOU a
Name Or a Number will be
George Fuller. repre~ng
industry; Jaek Coleman,
education, and Jim Shoup,
ebuttb youth and a com·
munit:y 1trvice worker.
Rebekah Lodge
Triple Lint Club oi Mesa
R e b e k a h Lodge ba4
meetings every four1fl Mon-
day al 8 p.m. in variows
locations. Mrs. D o u g 1 a s
Morgan. 548-1938, may be
called for f u r t h e r iin-
f<>rmation.
Ill" Jamee T. Murdock of
Newporl Beach and the late
Mr. Murdock, uted Mrs.
Larey Lease of Costa Mesa
to be her rutroa ol bonor.
Attendi.oc 11 bride!maida
were Mbt Debbie ~
of San oteeo. and the Jtmes.
Nlckolu D e Le r e n s o ,
Pomona; Jiiek Fltitcber.
Cotta Meta. aod Carolyn
Ruppelt, l>ana Polnl
They wore apring pink
pwnl with lace and full
leftgth cameo coDara and
held bouqueta of p l n II:
daWea, babys breath and
pink roses.
Tbe benecUct, soa of Mrs.
Wanda Lewis of Orange and
Carl Lewil el San Diego.
asked b i 1 brother-in-law
Jason Everson to be best
man. Ushering were Terry r.e.ru. b.ia brother, Richard
Bryan, Gary Yott and Dan·
ny Enlow.
Flower girl and ring
bearer wen Darlee and
Martin Arbuckle of Costa
Mesa.
EbeD Club WU the setting
for the reception attended
by Z50 guests. Auisting with
arrangements were t h e
Mmes. Clarence Kenyon of
Riverside, Charles Holdren
of Payson, Ariz., a n d
Richards, the bride's aunts.
and Mrs. Glen Slater and
Mrs. Kenneth W. Fowler.
Miss Dianne J(enyon, the
bride's cowh presided at
the guest boat.
Special g u e s t s con-
gratulating the couple were
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Qualley
of Riverside, cousins of the
bride. and Mrs. C~I Levine
of San Diego. grandmother
of the bridegroom.
Tile new Mn. Lewis is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School and Orange
Coast College. Her husband
is an alumnus of Newport
Harbor and was a student at
OCC and Chapman College.
MRS . JOHN TIMOTHY LEWIS
Puerto Valluta Honeymoon
·-l"lleN
Mn. Wln'ell Jotuwon will -· p k • CommW\lty Methodist ~ man was CMTOU H.
be imtaBed president ot Cburcll of Seal Beach was Lancaster Jr. of Fountain e e s •
Omi<:Tilft Rho ch.er. Beta ~ tetdng for the wedding Valley. •
Si.gm.a Phi out Wednad.ay. ceremony wdtinc ?f..argaret A reception WM liven at.._ •
OCbet' QfJ.ictnS to ~ in· Jemne Bendig ot Orange the borne ol l:be bride's •J M11 WJI I • • I I ~
stalled at the 8:30 p.m. =~~~Vernon Troup of par~. Special fUeM.s were
ev .. nt '· --home ot ,.._ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. At the laat minute, word
"' 111 ,.,., DU~. The Rev. Clyde E. Ervin Joel Veil of Oo«.a M~a are soJemnhed Ute double ring The bride Is 8fl eveolng from the Head Coach made
toe Mmff. Edwin Painton, ceremony in the pre-sence of supervtsor in the Sheriff's suti.Ututions In the program
vice pr-.ident; Paul Fuson, the immediate families. Department Record Bure-au. originally sched\IJed. So the """ Her husband ls an in· M • recoir<IUIC 1 e c r e t a r y ; 1 ue brtde is ttle daughter wstigator in the Dlruict At· esa went on the field wltb a
Norman sch m 1 d t , cor· of Mr. and Mrs. William J. t.orney's office. double threat of Valle7 Of The
Bendt.a of Costa Mesa. Her Dolla plus Fantuae Ve•afe. ~ secretary. and husband ,Js the son ot Mrs. J
RJ....rt ~ The Lido fields a two-ctar uvc .,.......,...,, t:reMurer. George V. Troup 0 t C d S A special awar"d will be Sandborn. lnd. 0 r S, Weets team of Wail UnUJ Dart and ~ed by the outgoing For ber a f t e r n o 0 n Cool Hand Lule.
presideot to the p~--0f· ce.remony tbe bride wore a Among lures ln Panavision and D&Luxe
th pale blue linen A·line gown C I V U OC Tit e-year. with blue lace beU sleeves Attractions s u c h as b 0. or a ey e DOU.
and a blue lace mantllla bridge. canasta and I rm~ a splendid cut to Ute
headpiece. Sb+ carried a goormet dessert are being big . Mesa screen, revealing
bouquet Oi wflite roses p r 0 v I d e d by women the Lnvolvemenl of a quartet
camations and b a b y • ~ members, c h u r c h Oi of altracllve females with tbe
breath. An antique lavaliere Religious Science, s a 0 "dolls," alias pills for this and
b e I o n g i n g t o h e r Clemente at noon, Thtrs-that! Barbara Parkins, Patty
Professor
To Speak
Rodger Vauohan, usis· grandmotti«, Mra. Donald day May 2 Du.It s H • E. Wilbur ot Lagtma Beaeb. · · . e, usan ayward, Sharon tant professor of music tu The 08l'd party will take Ta•-p uJ B k d a..w W8$ part of her place in tie San Diego Gas ..,, a ur e an Tony
theory and composition at ensemble. and Electric building, 101 W. Sc_otti round-~ut the talent for
Oalifornia State College at Mrs. Beverly Tyson of El P<riaJ, San Clemente. th1s timely film.
Fullerton will speak before Brea w~ matron of honor. Tickets. are $1, and Walt Ullitl Dark t"s a thrill" _
the Music Teachers Associa· She wore a beige liMn res Dons be ob
tion, Orange Branch. sheat!h aJ'ld a corsage of .... ~~ b --~~ M · Ing suspense drama shownig \iAJJRN y ... , .. w;11f r a . . T hni The meeting will be c.Ued tangerine carnations. Her Marion Brown ohcrirm.an in ec color. Audrey Hep-
to order at 10 a.m. Wed· hat waa of beige net. 49'l-38Sl. ' ' burn gives a s p I end id
nesday. May t, in the1==================== performance as• blind wile Anaheim studio of Mrs. Margar~ Buttree. 11$ who iJ the target for a gang of
hoods seeking some missing
heroin. Alan Arkin. Richard
Leaders Feted • ~ 1.,1!111'-#/4.L-I Crenna . Efrem Zimbalist Jr., __,lt/llf/ll"r· ""-1 Jack Weston . Samantba Jones
C1gi f>em!.au, Hollywood 'Dea~ty Sa.lo~•· · and J·ulie Herrod tum in
luminary And h o n o r a r y -' · 1 perofrmances that add mud!
Mothers March chairman of • · • the National Foundation· ~WIT CHE D-Q N . to this exciting m<>vie.
March of Dimes w i 11
keynote Ute Honors Lun·
cheon tomorrow et Golden
West College Community
Center. Orange Co u n t y
leaders of the march will be
honored at 11 a.m. event.
by our experts
Paul Newman is cast as a
man in revolt gainst society in
general. and penal servitude
in particular, in the title role
of Cool Hand Luke. It is show-
ing ln Panavision a n d
Technicolor along with Walt
Until Dark al the Udo. Last
times around at the Mesa and
Lido tonight and tomorrow
evening for this aforemen·
lionoo foursome of films.
Get the spirit of the islands ... pick up the
Look to the Mesa Wed-
nesday for the long-awaited
showing of Booole A.ad Clyde
in Technicolor. Holder of a
hand·full of Academy Award
nominations, this ~ the mo-
tion picture that also holds a
hand-full of controversial
comments on its story-action.
B&C gives screen fans War-
ren Beatty, Faye Dnuaway,
Michael .r. Pollaro, Gene
Hackman and Estelle Parson~
in their sterling revelations of
a gang of bank bandits who
were active in tlhe thlrties !
•
4 new recipes of delicious HaW<liian dishes!
They 're ready now at your El Rancho
Personalized Supermarkets ... with all the
ingredients at low, low prices ... all week!
•
Bananas ................................ 10~
Serve them fried ••• for the Hawaiian mood !
. Mushrooms ........ .-.............. 59~
Suckling Pig .. s29 68
C:n Native! Feut your friends! Roa~! a whole pig and bf'
the talk of the neighborhood ! Each off era 20 to 25 lbs. of
Pxcitement. WP. have the recipes ... and hoJ)f we havf'
Pnough pigs. Should the demand hf> ~eater than antic1-
pale<l, we'll be i lad to "spt>cial or<frr" yours!
Shrimp. COOKED
• • • • • • •
~t our recipe for "Shrimp in Coconut'' I It'• different!
Beef Kabobs.. 5 9 !
Serve Hawa11an '\tyle. with our rec •P" '. 8 oz. skewers.
·~ .. d-ey ••• add them w the kabob •kewer: ~ _Spare Ribs ... 59 ~
fresh Pineapple .......... 15 Hive, •• over aervecl "Shew Pye r.olt"! Get the ""'""! 1-.. Mn from Hawail •.. Just for rou I
Brown Rice ........................ 39c
Wb.t mcsJd be mort appropriate? M.J.B. Quick .•• 20-oz.
Chow Mein NoOdles 29c
HawaDan Punch 3 ... 1100
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MMt., Tuu .. Wad .. April 19 .. 10, Jlar I
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~ 320 Wiit Colcndo lwd.. SllfT1I ~·-= frtmant ' .,... De
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and SWITCH-MATCHED
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We ran twirl or toWirf any 11wit.ch and -il'I
a flash-match you r own hair u, il wilb
$4.70
• rol<in nwtantb ; shampnoe owt tf 1nu
chan~ 1our mood !
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FOUNTAIN VAlllY, CALIF.
The Lido opens Wednesday
with Guo11 For San Sebastian
plus 'l'be Power. The latter ln·
eludes George Ham J 1 ton,
Suzanne Pleshette, R!cbard
Carlson and Yvonne DeCarlo.
Both movies will show in
Metrocolor.
Gung For San Sebastian,
shot on location in Mexico,
tellit lhe rlrama of a 90ldier·
rebel-pat:not I Anthony Quinn)
who saves a viUage from a
ferocious tribe of Yaquis. The
action·filled drama features
Anjanette Comer as a roman·
tic lead and Charles Bronson
a s one of the Yaqui IJldiant •
MTWh. llNN(T
MESA MATINEES brinJ?
the lat~t films to the Harbor
area fans who enjoy a mid-<iay
break ln the middle of the
week. Every Wednesday you
may enjoy the ~ Mesa
feature. or in weeks where
there is a hold-over, you may
see a popular movie recalled
by patron's request. Th• pro-
gram• start at 1 o'clock with
free refrffhment&.
FREE PASSF.S tn the Lldn
or the Mesa will be mailed U>-
da7 to R. P. You.Id , 55'2 N.
SMward Rd., Oorona del Mar,
Mn. M. Bent, 323 Anade Ave .•
Dalboe, R. L. Koenie. 24118 N.
F&tnvay Dr., Oo«ta Mesa and
R. R. Qui.roi, 401 N. Irvine,
Newport Bea:b.
Tt will be nice When 700_r
name it ltddtd to .. u.t of
film fans wt>o are Jnvltec1 to
the Lldo or 'lbe Wea 11 iu..u of ''PlctuN P.tts .•
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J 8 DAil Y I'll.OT libdlJ, April 29, 1968
Crash Turns.
l
WI T_..
THllR MOMENT OF GLORY -Randy Clewil
(left) of Lamar Tech bandJ off to mate .Jolla Rich-
ard.sen in tbe Drate Relays a1 tb• team wound
up with the lilver medal for MCCnd place in the
OM mil• bat.on event.
Plane Crash
Wipes Out
Relay Team
BEAUMONT, Tu. (AP) -A twin·
engine private pWle crashed and a·
ploded In a rlce field near the 8-u-mont Municipal Airport earty Sunday,
kllllng all seven persons aboard. in-
cluding the coach aod five me~ben of
the Lamar Tech tract team returnbll
from tbe Dralle Rtlays.
Diet Oliver, publicist at Lmlar
Tecb, ldentitfed the dead as E. W.
McCJD. the pBot; Coach TyruJ 'TT' Terre.II, end squad members Raad1
Clewis, ol Paleftine, Don DelaUDt ol
LeMerque, Mike Favazza of Beau-
mont, John Ricbardaon of BeaumGet
and Waver)J Tbou:w of Galve.ston, all
of Tau.
The Federal Aviation AafliCJ aJd
the J*ne went down about a mile
north of the runway alter making a
routine request for land.Ing clearanc..
Gus Guillot of the FAA said, "'l"bl
plane pve DO indicati<m it Wal In CJ'/
kind of trouble."
The Beec:bcraft Queenalr, deputed
from Dea Molna, low., at 7:a:i p.a.
Tb• Beaumont aherifr1 office laid JI
crashed at 12:24 a.m.
The aheri.U' I office uid the fml
tankJ exploded after the cndt cram.
ed. He said flamea wen so lntnle lt
was dillicuU for rucuen to set...,
the blaze.
Lee Sheflield, the manager o1 the
airport, aaJd fire fighter• were finally
able to extinguish the llamee.
"The plane was burned and ICCl'dl·
ed real bad." Sheffleld said.
"Thls ls a 1"6&l lhock to the com·
munfty."
S b e ff le 1 d said the plane was
owned by Cecil Anderson. a booster ot
the Lamar Tech team.
The Cardinals' one-mile relay team
Of Delaune, Favazsa. Thomas and
Richardson placed second to Texas in
a record' race at the DrUe Relay& tn
Des Moines Saturday. Lamar Tech d1d
a 3:07.S, one-tenth of a aecond under
the old record, but Tens won in
3:~.2.
The same Lamar Tech foursome
finllhed fourth In tbe l!pl'int medley
reta, with 3:2U Saturdaf.
Terrell, whote aon, Kenneth, ls a
wetptman on the Tech track team.
came to the Beaumont C'Ollege In l~
from ne-'11 Pwt Artbur Tbomu Jef.
f er'IOD B1&tl Schoel.
J'OLLEYB!f LL TILTS
CALLED OFF
Tomot'a acbedWed volleJball doub-
le bMd. between tbe Mexkan 01Jm·
pie t.am, Bala Bly Clu.b and L o 1 AJaae1i11 YMCA baa betJI canceled bee•,,.. U. 'kdcam made a sudden
l1'itdl la travel plaaa.
Mako'• lqMd Ja Jn New Ven,
nady to depat for Europe.
IMllLY 'k.OT ,.,._.,a-..·-
lfG IOYS -Here'• two big men who played dominant roles in Sun-
day's J.18..105 Laker win over Boston at The Fol"\lm. Up high is LA's
Darrall Jmhoff, &-10 and 225 poundl. With ball ia Wayne Embry, a S-8,
Spaandtr. Laters evened aertes at 2-2. _
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THlllll l'INAL MOMINT -Thia heap al clebrll
show• wbere Cima, Richardson and three Lamar
Tech t.ammates had their lives snuffed out when
WI ,_....
the twbHqlned plane cruhed In Beaumont, Tau
while m•"'& ft.a landing approach.
Hamilton, Goodrich 'Coach'
'Lakers Over Celts, 118-105
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of .. Del" ...... ,..,
INGLEWOOD - A writer SJ>-
P"*'*' Gall Goodrich in the Laken' locker room after Los Angeles' lla.105
win over Boston at The Forum Sunday
night and cracked: "I noticed you got
to play more In the second half, Gail."
It wu one of several good-natured
jibes directed at Goodrich. who, along
with Huntington Beach's D e n n I s
Hamilton, "coached" the Lalters to a
:Z..2 deadlock in the NBA '1 belt-« .... ven
Ems Beats A's
championship playolf.
One of the clubs .ru go up by 3-2
after their duel at Boston Tueaday
nigbt. T b e game will be telecut to
Southern Callforn.la belinnlnl at 5 p.m.
Goodrich and Hamilton were thrust
into their coachJng roles after volatile
Laker coach BUI van Breda Kolff WU
tossed out of the game With 8:31 left in
the third period with the leCOnd
technical foul.
The score was 6G-M at tbe time.
"I put Gail in charge and you have
Angels in Cleveland
To Begin 3-city Trip
ANAHEIM -Be8ebe.D ~ a fhlaUatlni game. nwt'1 the opinion of
Caltfomia Angell meeter B 11 I
Rigney.
Tbe dean of the American League
managers ldt the thought behind u
be led bis club eut for lta aecood road
trip, wbkb ,eta under way tonigbt at
O..elaDd. · In tonight's game, J1m McGlothlln
(0.2) opposes Steve Hargan (1.2). And
in Tuesday's game with the Indians,
be sent to Seattle to mate room f«
Weaver.
OAICUNO .. , • ..i CM.IN«JHA ., .. ,..
c..,,...-i., .. l o 1 1 S<11eet, a lt.J Kk-. t1 ' 0 • 0 ,,,...,.,, •
.. nclo. lb ' 0 0 0 Rew. cf Wetll1tr. lit 4 1 I 0 M~, 1-
Ceter, fl • o 1 • J.Hell, rf
MtltltMy, ct • 1 a ' llttkhlM. If ~n.c lltott...,..,c o.o,..,.. a 2 • o • _,..... a Fl. R'*'-1. 1111 1 I e e lllL • • S...01. D t t 0 t ..... • Kra..-. " 1 t t t
l lttdltlact, " 1 • 1 • Denakbon. a 1 o 1 1
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o.t llnd . •• . • . ... a • rn ->
Cellfor'nle . . • .. • .. .. • • .. . • ltl •1 1111 -4
to gift an Ullst to Ham.Jlton," van
Breda Kollf aJd.
It WU tbe Laker coach's 28th
technical foul Olia season (each one costtn1 blm '25).
"I don't mJnd 'em If I deserve 'em,
but Ulla one was really a bum rap," he
continued.
"Tommy Hawklnl wu down and
Frant O'NeW (Laker trainer) waa
geWng up to 10 out and llelp ·him. I
didn't see Tommy on the floor anti I
thought Frank was going to complain
to the official.
"But the ref turned around and
whiltJed me out of the game."
Van Breda Kolff then ahufOed off to
the Lakers' purp~arpeted dreaainl
quarters. From that pot n t on, t Jl •
CelUos correctlY complained that a
small boy wu deUVering messagu_-to
Goodrich on the Laker bench, in fWl
view of the largest crowd ever to fM
an NBA playoff game -17,147. _
"I don't know anythinc about C1J .meaencer boys," the Laker cotch
aid. rollhl1 h1' eyes upward.
Goodrich also denied receiving llffJ
masaies. But the DAJLY Pnm.
umatia6ed, pursued ftJrtber. It w I I
Hamilton wtlo told all.
.. Va B r e d a KoJtf j u I t l«lt bhn
out to tell Gall what matcbups he
wanted."
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C"-ttel 5, 4:Je
Geol'I• Brunet U·2) ta scheduled to
wol'k against Sonny Siebert (2·1). The
Anpll then move to Boston for two
garnet and fini1h tM bip with three
P!ll• at DetroiL · JUpeJ wu twr ar u 1 tr a t • d
delli• a ..., ~· ma YictDrJ ICond
over the Oaklanu AthleUct Sunday.
Alston Back on Firing Lin~
Dodgers Battle Cardinals
''Can JOG imali• ,.etinC 12 bita and
leavinl 15 men on base?" he sput·
tered. "It's a dilgrace. Every time we
pt two men on, tbe next batter would
eltber !T:u or ltrike out." 'l'be AD c:IDtelt oat tt'8lr tlnt
home wlGa • 4-7 ncord tbllt left
tMm ln alll6 pllice.
TIM An,. bne made two moves to
try and abcln op a pttdilq ltllff that
bu deteriorated badly &i!1ce ranklnl
ti*'d ln the American League lut ..aeon. •
Tbe Antell announced SWldl;y u..tn recantn1 .nm W•'"'· a ._ ,...... Wt blDdM p(tcblr, from
s-tUe. a.Ide H ._.I:.. a..iCW wtll
LOS ANGELES (AP) -nie Skipper
ls back and tM IM Angielea Dodien
hope be broqht some hlttlnl help with
blm.
Ma.naier Walter Alston t.akel over
control of the ball club tonight when
the Dodeen take on the St. Loula
Carda m Dodpr Stadium.
Allton mJAed tM Ont JI pmea ol
...... a..
ir=~~V~l~D' i::i
Mey ''=-"' li~1:P:,. :1li.n., =:; f 8=:: l!il\"a::-,,,uf,~Wf"l
tn 1e1a am two 11m1q1 Sunday, the . ~ Jlftdl!nl ttaft bu shown tome strength in their flnt 18 pmes.
Reliever John Bmtn*""m baa pltcb·
ed in ftve games, totaled I 1J3 lnnJngs
and allowed only two hits. strtklnc out tour.
Jim Bre,... hal ~In S 1/S nlW imlinp. allowecl-~ bits and
itruct out 10.
Bi.D .,.,. ' ..._ 1-2 In tht'M
starts, has allowed just 14 blta In ZS tJl.
nlngs and baa stroct out M.
IB J2 213 lnnlnga of relW, the Dod1er
1*Dpla bat aDow9d just folU' earned
nm.. a..oe Atteeus ""' •u1tCYSCe ' .. , trtt •r•'flf ••••JINMl.l'f , ••• ••••H1Mt,a iatt
Donohue Zips to Riverside Win
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miles u boir.
Jt WM MVtD m.p.h. futer than b1I wtnnine 1peec1 a year aco. Mbeh of the amuaJ nttrt'• drama
di11ppeared 3~ houri Wort the race
When co-favorite Jim RaD rA Midland,
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Zarley Shoots 64
Barber Hangs On By Gl.£NN Wlll'l'E .... ..., .......
A ~radio...,_ out a nootenlical
b l t ol DO.lie, Jll!!lllbf1 muat to l)'Dl·
bolla .....
It ftl clem't1 I dlahcdon.
A trio of spectators snued thtlr
f.m aaaWt the ecnen wbicb
pattlaDJ eocloaed tbe tbrowtnc rma.
Aaoeber d1a1racU.oD. to be sure.
But &4 kb, tbe hammer.throw· tnc Oraao eout eeu.,. ~ m-
~ IUrVIYed all tMlt ~
to wtn tbe told medal for hia tpedaltJ
bl laturdaT• aec:tion ol th• Mt Sait
Aatcnlo BelaJ ..
AppareatJy the ipeetaton didn •t
claturb biJ concentration.
But the atiuUy sounds comill& out ol
* * * Toomey Proves
To Be Classy
Forecaster
Legana Beach'• Btil TOOIM1 turns
uut to be tomewhat of a talented
... TystaJ baO gazer ar well as a world
..:las• decathlon performer.
Toomey said be expected to score
1,800 points in weekend competition at
lbe Mt. San Ant.onio Relays. That'• a-
acUy w b a t he chalked up bl the 10
eventa at M oatdlltaced 1..-.rt
Hectrnm fo _. the tDld medal.
Hedmart bad 7,GI.
ToomeJ allo predicted be woa14 run
the UD MP ladlill la tt.t tD cipm
Sundq1 aesmeat of the meet Bis
Ume? Naturally It was 14.8.
He piled up an lmpoctng 4,231 point
total aft.er Saturday'• five events,
bighllgbt.ed by the ~ In the high
jump od a Jt-2 Jeap (blt onlJ fair
jump) bl tbe Jong Jamp.
Toomey wu cm WUlid record pact
after thole five nenti.
However, be told the DAILY PU.OT,
"I'm not In IOod shape ,.t I need
more rumdag. My mucle1 are dill too
spongy."
Defending relays champion Roberto
Cannona of Memco wu foreed to
scratch became of an akle lDjury taf.
fered while pole nuJttnc 1alt week.
Toomey returm to competitioa Ma1
20 at San Jose.
* * *
DeBnsk 2nd
At Mt. SAC
Pretty DM DeBusk, the mercurlal
Co.ta Mesa motber-boasewtte, picked
up a 1eeood In the 100 meteN at Ml
SAC Saturday. clicking off an 11.1.
Dee, victim of misjudging for higher
placement at the Times indoor meet.
got a good break this Ume aa a girl
running a stride in front of her stumbl·
ed and fell the last 10 yards.
Barbara Ferrell won In 11.S.
Other top efforts In the 10th annual
relays lncluded a world record in the
somewhat obscure dlatance medley
relay. 'nae Army quartet of Bob
Tobler, Darnell Mltchdl. Tom Von
Ruden and Preston Dnll ran t :3U to
loweT the previot11 belt by four-teathl
of a second.
Field events were •ulJ.J tbe oatltan-
ding attradfom, however.
World record bo1dn' Randy Mat.on
whipped the lMb. abot 69-1~. Ed
Carruthers hl~b jumped 7-0lla (both
meet records), Bob Seagren pole
vauJted 17-1 and Bob Beamon got a
Wind-aided 27-4 in the long jump.
An a.t m.p.b. br~ wu at hi.a
bact.
Jay Sl?ftstar toot tbe dJJcul wtth a
203-I effort.
Bat runnln« neut ,,.. tbe s.ooo
mettr 1teeplechase, won by GeoTge
Youn1 In meet record time of 8:40.0.
Roa Whitney co~ the 440 hurdles
in llO.l and was given a 49.8 tlmint at
the 400 meter tape.
tbt radio dAd.
Aftflr pickilc • foca1a aa b1a fourtll
and ft.NI tllrowa. Burke commented,
"let'a turn olt the radio,'' then. without
•altlAa fer &D1C1118 to obt1. AraDed
tbe lS Jarell to where tbe auto wu
parked IDd ~ tbt "muaic (!).''
Be later dilcoftred dsat competitor Gear,. l'hml wa.s the owner of the
Yetdcle ud h..s turned oo the rad.lo
'1o Illa lnaptration." ~ Frenn wam't iniplred eeoucb1 ~ffl" • ud Mtued for
fourth pbce wtth. 201.1 tftart.
8urD t8rew I• enouib oa b1' ftnt
effort to dlftat Hal Connolly, nmnerup
and rcnner world record bolder. 'nle ooc flaall whipped the la-pound ball
%14-1 on ttlat try nu. tbe best Con-
DOily coWd do '9 a tU . t k ... 21).
4.
Burte'a eventual best,,.. SIN, on
hil lecond heave oi tbe afWlloCm.
WbUe bllJPY to haft .......... ...
not at all atl.W wttla tba .......... .
"I,, .. e:i pectmc •11>11t._.130
feet," be confSded lftvnrd.
'Ibe American reccri ~ .O-
mitted h• WU havin& troulliilt with
technique. "I was dolJll a lot ti work
in the throwin& drcla but dlda't -~t
the distance oo tbe tbrowt.
''Tb11 II the tint time ID four 1NJ'S
oi competing here \bat ( h~ pe
over 220 feet/' be adds. Burke's
Amerlcan record II '1>11. made 1.ut year.
HAMMER WINNER
OCC'1 Id Burke
To Win $20,000
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -It l.J a little
~when you know you are
playiq 11 well as ever but the man
Pla1ine wtth you l• makinl eaClea and
blrdles, ~ 1w17 at your me.
wide lead.
'lb.at waa fbe experience of Miller
Barber, a tour veteran, u be moved
toward a '20.000 prize at the end of the
line Sunday if he could jun outlast
Kermit Zarley who was ltll'On& Crim·
1y down the atrelcb.
GWC Tops M .ar:k · Ellis Proves
Underdog Can
Have His Day
Barber made it although be m11
never be the ~ .,m.
Tbe dlwlky man froaa Sherman,
Tu., won the '100,000 Byroo Nelson
Golf Cl.ualc with a cbing per 70 for
270 -10 under for the tournament.
National Record for Rustlers He got there by one stroke over the
youthfu! Zarley, who banged an eagle
with a l~yard &ix iron a~oach shot
on the lOltl hole. and got four birdies
on the remaining holes for a m-under-
par M competitive record over the
7,*-yard COW'le.
• WALNUT -Nell Sybert tu.med on the speed on the CUD lq II
Sunday at 10th annual Mt. San Antonio Relays to power Goklim Wiit I
Coneae's four-mile relay team to a oational JC record. , OAKLAND (AP) _ The underdog
Running in the lone JC event of the day, Bob Messina (4:17.2), has his day in the heavyweight boxing
Rick DeNuccio (4:20), Bill Inglehart (4:18.1) and Sybert (4:17.3) com· division and most of the world now bu
bined talents for the clocking that bettered the old mark by nearlY somebody to call champion.
Zarley'1 29 on the last nlne also wu
a coune record and was within two of
the all-time record far ttloe holes. six seconds. Jimmy Ellis, 2.8-year-0ld father of
Golden West was timed in 17:10.8 for the event, toppling the six, 1 aid claim to the World Boxing "I waan't p 1 a y 1 n g cautiously.''
Barber said when remmded be bad a
five-stroke lead over Harold Benning
ol South Africa going into the final
round and seven over the sllgbUy
noticed Zarley, former University ol
Houston golfer from Seattle, Wash.
Sharman Set
To Become
Stars' Boss?.
17:16 previous best by Santa Ana College in 1963. Association title Saturday nigbt when
Coach Tom Noon's foursome received stiff challenges from he won a 6pllt decision over Jerry
Gros11Dont and Mt. SAC in Sunday's race, before pulDng ~ lD Quarry of Bellflower, in the WBA ,...._final mile. LA v·n-aced fourth. tournament final .
..,. --3 P Ellis, ct Louilville, was the un-
derdog going Into every one of bis
tournament tight., including the 15-
Sport. ia Brief
round whipping ·of the 22-yeer-old
"I j11.1t 'ftllt after every birdie
because I figured I needed some, but I
didn't get ~ 111d I was hoping I could Quary.
Who's next for Elis, who was nearly LOS ANGELES CAP) -Bm
unheard of before the tournament? Sharman bu indicated be will sip a
"I want to be a fighting champ,.. RUSTLERS, BUCS contract to coach the Los Anceles Ellis said. Stars of the American Basketball
"I ttllnk all the fighters in the AuoclaUon.
loW'nament and those in the Top Ten IN EC TOURNEY The Stars' general manager, Jim Rosewall Downs Laver;
deserve a chance." Hardy, said late Sanday the Stan
"I trave two words for Joe Frazier," The Eutem Cooferenee tennis would introduce their new coach &t a
Mid Enis' manager Angelo Dundee. tOW'nament is next on the net docket news conference today at 1 p.m.
"Al Jones. He ii my policeman and for Golden West and Orange Coast He didn't say who the coadl la.
the Florida champion. Colleges. Sbann.a.n, who quit Friday aa coach
"And be bas the same record u Both teams came awa1 from ttie of the San Franclsco Warrion oi tbe
Prep High Jumps 7-1 %,
BOURNEMOtrl'B, Enstand -K en
Boeewal1, tbe little Auatrallan wbo
deftatl9d C«oDa del Mar'1 Rod Laver
for the Newport Beach Temlll C 1 u b
Tounle.ment champiomblp lut June.
did lt epiD s,ooo mDel away Sunday
afternoon.
In the men'• llngJ.u flna1I Of the
Brltiab Bvdcourtl Champlomhipl at
Bow nemouth, EngSand. E m e r a o n
Jl"Vailecl by u, 8-2. &-0 aod 6-3.
It ... an an-pro ftnal In the world'• ant mmteur-pro toamey.
"" "" "" MmlPIELD -A eam.... ....... ..,. ... s .......... lliltl KWmde 111_. ree.'d tor
... --' .... ta .... •11· otll lldeJ1 a _.. at WMCe RIP
School ID Ken c.a&y, ~ '7 feet,
114 ln~• Satarclay at Ch Ken
Relay1.
A week earner I Reyaaldo Brown of
Compton B I I b School, near L • 1
Angeles, weaat 7.f"" a. fft a uttoaal
1tandud.
RaUey 1 Ueot-11 ... 11! .-und1,
c1eare4 7.f • ... tint try ud made
the record helpt oa ille third attempt.
"" "" "" MONTREAL -There'1 jut nothing
weak about this year's Montreal cana-
diens from their coach to the last
.rookie on the bench.
The C.Oadiens elhnlmted t h e
Chlcaro Black Hawks from the best·
of.7 Stanley Cup East Divllton final
pla:JQff Sunday with a f.S o·.ertime
victory tn the Mb 1ame beb!nd the
superior coaching of Toe Blate and
tbt two-~ performl.DOI oi roolt.ie
Jecquea Lemaire.
Montreal took the aerie$ four games
to one.
.., "" "" PBilADEIJ'BJA (AP) -Ale:i Bu-
... ntlped ..., .. eeedi ., tlte
NaClt•a1......_. Ml1m .. •1
PlrOaclelpM& 'J1en. ne eta• .... a •ccet•or woald be
named wftlU II day1, or before the NBA'• eellete mft II New York oa
Ma1 ..
..._ , ....... -.n.i_......._ te Frazier, 21--0." Ojai tounwneot empty-haded over National Ba 1ketba11 Aasociatian. Bunm, w-acu ... -..-Frazier defeated Buster MathiB and the ·weekend and an now pre ..... .4ftg reportedly haa been offered several
tn Baden DlvlM Utlea ... tM la recognized as the champion by New for the three-day EC ~ ~t coaching jobs, bia attorney said SUn-
ner-aD dlample.utp, 1u& aeMID, York, llllnois, Pen.naytvarua. Maine start.a Wednesday at Fullerton Junior day night.
laid M ~ a. q111t after fdlllllC and Munchuaett.s. College. Ed Hookstratten 1ald t b a t the
Ml tw.-year co.Ind ta Ol1ler te Ell1a said be would like to fight Golden West wu eliminded in the former Boston Celtics' star had decid-
ret.n te Md:dball n tile Wiit undefeated Cassias Clay, for whom be first round cl both singles and doubles ed to take the post with the Stan. The
c.ut. wu a sparring partner and from play. Orange Coast fared only a little attorney said that some cl the oifen Buum, ta a l&atemnt llftlJU'td whom the WBA title was lifted better. came fn>m NBA teams.
fw a MWI eotafenace, 1ald lae bcl becau.... of Clay's -conviction of dr..n Hooltstratten said a d·-"---....... .. ....... ..._ ... to .... :it ..... """' o.u OOC &tngles and doubles teams ~w ..... •-• __... J-u -• ,.,.. evasion. luted until the third round. where nouncement would be made in a day Mt W 1neral proepedl. Judge Rudy Ortega 1COred the figbi tbeJ were ellmtnated. ~ Lltrlcb wu or two. Sharman wu unavllilabll for
"It woUI be llestrable te ~ M and judge Fred Apost.oU and third .,.., " comment tM," MN Hamm,·~ I coa)d be referee Elmer Cotta favored Ellis, JO. a -round ea&u .. ..,.1. at u atudent The Stars replaced..._ ..__..s..a __ _. body president En'ol li'encm. ....,.., ICADOJIM ..
dller te ,.y f..OJ ... allo te my .:.5...:.&Dd::.:_7;_~::.:..•..:.re.:.:lpeoti!....:.:..::.:..:ve:.::ly:.:.. _____ -============-tll=.::.e..:..:A=nab=eim=Amf=~'::os:..:last=.:m=oa=th.=--llatMll blteratl tkre.'' .-
"" "" "" I
BALTIMORE -Tom Phoebus Is
1mWng again. A dl1 of contemplation
and a '1,000 pey rile brought him back
to ncrmal.
The »-year-old Baltimore Orioles'
pitcher WU almOlt iD abock Saturday
after pitching a ~. no.bit vict«y over
the Boston Red Sox.
He answered postgame questions
nllltlne1Y, but the ready smile was
ltranpfy missing from the Oriole
quiet man. By Sunday, be was coming
back to earth.
"I'm sun a bit on cloud nine:•
Phoebua said. "But I'm just about get·
Ung over it."
"" ..... "" ST. LOUIS -General manaier
Lyon Patrfck wta afraid the St. Louie
Blues were overconfident when they
IOI& and u 11 aftaN of overconfidence
aow Uiat flley lane woa.
.. Tiie Blllel caae ., ~ a dlfte-goal
third perlod Satwday aft)lt agalast the
Ml.aeteCa Nortll Start to tie lite game
and 1end It into a 111dden-deatb
overtime.
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ftnt Naaoul &-., Lur: plaJOff
pal 8' 1 :1% •f tM enrUm ud iave
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Mumblings of the Monday
s.. Tl•~u Tell M~
DEPT. OF THEY TELL ME ...
Promoteri; of the proposed lnd1anapohs-type race
track in the Ontario a rea plan to raid Riverside Rae·
way for personnel ... Al least one ranking Riverside
o(fic1al has already been contacted.
Pro basketball pMple claim the home court ad-
vantage 1s more prominent 1n their game than m any
lllher sport ... The reason being that basketball crowds
are close to the action which allows the players to
.. feel" the rnendlv voices
The ne" Kam't~s C'1t y entry 1n the '\mencan League
may be for<:ed to play 1n the to'>'n 's old stadium mu("h lon~er than anyone suspected ... The proposed $45 mil·
lion stadium has become a poht1cal football wh1c~ is
oemg kicked around between city and county pohhc-
1ans They are already laking bets in Las Vegas as to
which teams will apear in the 1969 Rose Bowl game
. . Because of the celebrated 0 .J. Simpson. the Uni-
versity of Southern California 1s the top heavy fa vorite
to represent the West.
Bo Rum Departm~nt
OE PT. OF HO HUM ...
The terrible mo.tnint and gro..nint by N•tion•I
Basketbell Auoci•tion coaches •bout th• offici•t-
ing is c•rried too far •.. All things considered,
NBA referees do an eucllent job.
The fi1t i1 in for the annual softball 1•m• be-
twHn the Playboy Bunnies and the di1k jockeys
at An•heim St•dium • • • The Bunnies will win •o•in.
One M•"'• Opinio"
DEPT. OF ONE MAN'S OPINION .
Tl figured that hght promoter George Parnassus
would not open his Forum show s with Sonny Liston as
has been rumored . . . The attraction instead will be
Jesus Pimentel, a respected box fighter.
Eddie Slanky conducted himself very weU alter
his Chicago White Sox got left at the gate in the
American League pennant derby . . . The guy bad to
be ltlffering great agony but did not blow his cool.
If Buzzie Bavasi of the Dodgers is not the best
general manager in baseball. he will do in the mean-
time ... Bavasi recently traded a pitcher who has an
artbritis·type ailment in the fingers or bis pitching
hand.
Cedric Tallis of lhe new Kansas City American
League team would like to get Angel broadcaster Bud-
dy Blattner ... It is not out of the question Blattner
mi~ht be receptive to an offer inasmuch as bis home
1i> in St. Louis . . . Besides. Blattner has ambitions
which go beyond broadcasting and a new club might
be made to order.
1f one had to select a goll great o1 the tatJr.e, be
could do worse than name Dave Stockton ot San
Bernardino ••• Stockton is young and has all the tools.
For • Lau.git
DEPT. OF HA HA •••
When the Los Ang.let Jett were p.rt of the
lll·f•ted Amerlun Buketb.11 LNfW, Bill SMr-
m•n wu the co.ch •nd Len Cort.oslero, the w.11
known "Goodie King," wH the prlnclp.I ewner.
The tum •nd IHgue foldH but Sh.,m•n •nd
the Goodie King remained good friends. The other
day, Corboslero received a letter from Sh•rman
which read in part:
"Just think, if the le"lue h•d been succ•tful,
today I would be known as Arnold (Red) Sharm•n
and you would be known H Jack Kent Corltosfere."
It'• About Time
DEPT. OF ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME? ...
That somebody told Jack Kent Cooke that four
:;hort years before he paid S5 million for the takers,
the team could have been purchased for $170,000.
That the National League owners did i omething
adult in the matter of expansion.
That Joe Frazier got ready to prove he is the best
heavyweight in the world.
That the NBA started its playoffa a trifle earLier.
Thal somebody said football in June is ridiculous.
Poet'• Coraer
DEPT. OF POETRY ••.
Som• s.y the game Is hoUow,
But really very HSY te *918-w,
BHketb•ll's alw•y• th• tame,
The most frM 1hoh win the ,.,,,..
c-""· n-. sev T...._. 111c..
SOFT SELL SAM
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occ 5th Threat of EC Punishment MD Shut Out
In~
In SoCal Hurt Rustler Recruiting
MMer Dei'• net fareea
were UMlblt to pOlt a aiD&l•
qaallt11oc time bl t b •
A.nge1ua ~bet lad
f1eJd qudfyfll( aeet at St.
p aui Saturdll7.
Until • few dlya a.co. committed themselves fer cused of holdine illegal charge took pl~ March 29. The meet, drrcnect to roacb D .. .., field the Aoeeiua Leefut
Swimfest
._, Shackleford o4 next year. but those who practJces. "Everything they bad, coml)e:tib)n in tbe CIF
By RAV PLUTKO Golden West Cc>D•1• was were on the rence in making "Probably the major pro-they bad a ~ago. I con-~Urns, is detached from SAITT': ANA~ ... ,:.';" billed like a man wtttiout a coon-a chotce between two or blem was the word pr~ tend It wu planned u a the actual twue prelima
as the California JC swim· try. three schools." bation meant a uumber ol recruiting device aod ttiey and finals. ~
ming and dlvicl« chem-For virtually four weeta a Jo fact the r u m o r s different things to the pro-Wtte hoping for no decision The MonardlS will return
Plonshins, bot it will be black cloud bung o--... _ . Lr __ ... 1--+ive .. :...,. 'c boo l at the meeting, to have to Sl Paul on Tueeday for ... ..,. we became quite equent AIN r--.. '"J>M another month." the loop prelims at 2 p.m. vl!'tuaUy a n all·E~tern RuaUers' e«ral. but it turn-Shackleford soon became atudeats and tome were ______________ .......;.. ____ :,_ __
~enoe affair t h I s weekend when the atate's ed "pitdl black" one weelt popular with the U. S. even operating under the
top mermen corwerge oo the back when word leaked out Postal Department. fallacy we weren't goin1 to
Santa Ana College pool. Gold~ West would oot field An example of one 1uch field a football team.
Primed by some SJ>31'klin€ a football team this fall. letter rK'eived from an area "However, the greatest
performances in the SoCal 1'be cloud was a result ol athlete said. "I received ttdng that coukl beve bap-
and NoCal rlnals I a 'I t an ''illegal football prac-your applicatioo, but I've peoed was for the decision
weekend . records appear lice" charge :e veJed by San· heard that your school has to be made Thursday as it
'1ue for a race-lifting in ltte La Ana College • n d been banned from t h e removed that cloud and kids
three-day meet that opens Shackleford admits t.be bJat Eastern ConCe~oce. II this knew they could go to a
Thursday. any one or rive came close to throwing the 1s true and au JC's taken in-9Cbool where they still had
teams capable of daaming Rustlers' buildh1g program to consaderalioo, I'm goto« the opportunity t.o play for a
top honors. into chaos. to Santa Ana wbet'e I can cbampioosbip team .
Foothill will be l he class "It really presented a pro-get the best deal." "My own belief wag that
Walter Winchell says·
... ~ "Drop hi ud let 111e el Exee.Uve'1
, r. ~utai Coan1elora stv• yeu ~ le•-'/ r,. doWll ea &be advuta1es of leallaf
I I eomparecl &o bwybif."
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•• 0....,. C...ltty
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of ttie l'JOll1hem represeo· blem tor us ," be sald. "I received other.s of that Santa Ana was hoping the
tatives. but tt.e majority or "TheTe was a cloud ol nature." added Shackleford, EC would make no declsiao
strengttl rests with !tie south doubt hanging over us and it "not as direct, just saylni and delay it for another
and the likes ol Fullerton. was difficult to sell our pro-they had decided on another montti. We thought they
Santa Ana, Pa93dena City gram. Not so much witih the school 'the majority of would present this at the
and Long B&edl <Aty · high school kids that bad these came since we were April 2 mttUng as their Ev~eoce ol tlhe SoCal's~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...;...~~~~-=-~~~..:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
depth oa:me last weekend at
the Santa Azta pool when
four tearrui ~ted the out·
cmne ot l1he meet's final
event for top honors.
;\l!>O in evidence were .11
national JC r e c o r d by
Pasadena City'11 Tr e v o r
Oharlton and eight SoCal
standards.
Fullerton (2.66) copped top
honors by a scant &ix points
(11/f!r tJogt Sarita Ana (260).
while right behind were
Pasadena Qty !254) and
Long Beach City (2391h).
Orange Coast and Golden
West were not without the'lr ~tt ol \aurels es tile
Pirat.t>s -tabbed no bette:r
(See JAYCEE, Page %1)
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W'llUAUZt OHl.Y
THE TAROrT ~EA
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Hosts Ski
Convention
W estrninster Wins County
Gymnastics Championship
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Most &ood tolftrs have developed to c:.onsldet·
able dear" the abiltty to· create Nntll f>ieturtiL
~hey can stand. ov.r 1 putt and Ktually 0 set" the
hnt to tht ~a. 1n their mind's eye. Th• same Midi
true on chip shots. They can visualin the euct
spot on tht 1rttn on which they wish thtir beA to
land.
Another area of play in which th• lm11in•tioft
can lend • bi1 helpln1 hand is on approach shots
to the areens.
On such shots there is invariably some sort of
~oubll-trHs, sand or w1ter--th1t could adversely
1nfluence the shot (stt lllustratlon).
The wise 1olfer, however, lnrns to block out
these problems from his mlnd'1 eye. Instead, he
concentrates on tht tlrget uH. In short. ht elim-
inates n111tivt factors about th• shot at hand and
atreue• the positiv. 1oat. -1-11.
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wtlh a 2 p.m. bomd cJf dlrec-
to rs m1et1n1 . Tiie
NewpolW Ina ~ tbe
grwp.
M a:ao 4be ooaniot1on w
-swtoa£ng .... lp8Cill
&UNU. and .. -wU1 be&ln
free to Ill per1011
ttd •red f« the ooe.
¥ention.
Yoo need ant bi •
delegate '° retilUr'. Rceilll ... ii '17 ,.. .,.
entire weekiend, 9llt lJt.
cludiq ~. with
eepa.C. t.u tieal .'1.50
eadi.
Spece ii llmlted, 10 write
abeed ... ~ bl.11
tickeea, eeadling a ct.ct to
Belboa Sid ~. Bax ue,
Balboa, am.
Satm-*1 1bere will be
convemtiim buaioe8e dminC
the day, incbting a butf et
hmcb, «H!n a Newport
H a!'hor aru9e for the tint
150 penons in line, l.lmitled
drink:a coclatatl i-tY' end later a lww a o d eo-
tert.aiom.em with the after·
dinner speaker, Congress·
man Bob Mathias, Olympic medalist, to give his views
on siding.
Sunday hn will be a
• ' k o o c k • jUII'-eyes out
brundi, wi(b tbe concltdng
~. Miete (,,._11 McP:aul
CWM) 1 Mceel,_ le.Ml .. Mill-i.till IWMl S. ...... IA), l'dnb: 7.4$.
It-Cllmb-1. 1t1111on IWM) 2. Mr·
90ll (WM) I. JKolllcift CNHI '-SIMI
(WM) S. Chrtllllr (NH), Tl'"'"' U .
l-hcll'M-1. McCoflOlft (OIAo\) 2. Tie M1-~~ (Mol end ,,.,._
def"IOll (WMI 6. SolM (A) S, Mc"aul
IWM). l"Mlb: 16.t.
Hortront1I Mr-I. And41~ IWM) 2. ~ (WM) 1 Si.ttler (WMI 4. *,"' <Al S. C-1100. Points: 7.U. ,.. IXtf"CIM-1. McCoClom ICllM) 1 Mc,1ul (WM) l. P«b"' (WM) 4.
MilllMrlfl (WM) S. Alie to (/Nt)
Pof"I•: 7.15. '
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IOfl (A) 1 Seymour IWMJ '-ltei INHI
&. ~ (Al. l'olnll: U'li. Ptrellel i..t.-1. Tie Ill'-Alto
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S"""9r IWMl. t"elnta: 1:15.
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Area Kickers
Score Loop
Triumphs
~l. ,,,.,_ CWMI 2. ..._,
I.. Tie bl'-Jdw.-(WM) •N ,,.,._
.,...,, (WM) S. McCelklftl (~) Laguna in Loop Meet, _ ...... _ .. 1
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Places 5th in Relays wuP Ml!:ETs TUESDA.Y
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Individually, Jackson ~l
&-0, Abbey S-9 and Limbers
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JAYCEE SWIMMING • • •
BoUi of Laguna't1 relay
teama piaced lilrd. The
mile relay quariet of Totten.
Brian B a g le 1 . Dave
Hustwlck and D' Armond
tume4 lte four hips in
J:3U.
T113Ck and field league
pre.11rns g<> off in f!!Very
direction T u e 1 d • y fllf·
ternoon with etta dn·
dtttnen competkig for tile
honor of r~tien in
league final~ Friday. .,.
BUGS HUST
EC SPIKERS
Orange Cout Oon.t-
rolk out tbt red cmpet to
itl PAltie:m Ca:denDcl
couim um weet .. ~ Pfratet host the aMiglmnemt't Wack a D d
field U.:n41nsa»tpt.
lftllml ~ the C9ll
at 2:30 p.m. Tue~. With
the nine t1J1> qualiflen tn
each event retumtnc to
the finals at the mne lite
Friday.
JoinlnC Orane• ODNt
ere Golda w-, • ference cbamt!•n
Falerian, Sala -. SID
Ber DI rd 1•0 V'1Wt.
Rmnlde City. Cttnl•, c,,.._ llld Ml Im Altr
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Coast Area Calendar
TUESDAY et Orange Cout (2:30).
B11tball -Magnolia at Tennis -E1t.mcia at
EltaDci.&, Foot b 111 at M.aplia, Cos111 Mela at
Laeum. Corcoa del Mar at Corona del Mar, Foolbill at
c.o.ta Mela, Vaiencla at IAcunl S-Ch, Foantain
Jl'cuMln VaDey (all .t V alleJ at Valencia (ell at
3:15). Mater Dei at Servtte 3:15), UCI at Redlande (2).
(7:30), Golden West at Golf -Santa Ana Valley
Funertm. Mt. SAC at OCX: at W~, Weetern at
(botb at 3). Newport, ~ at Hun·
Track -IrviDt League tiDgt.orr (all llt 2), UC
prelimc at V a l e n c 1 1 , ruvemde at UCI (1).
Angelal League prel1nu at1---------
St. Paul. Creltv1ew League Why prellmt et P'ootMU and
Sun.Mt teaeue prelinu at
Wet~er (all at 2), s2
Eutem Confereoce ellml p8J. ~
Exs:i:ve more for
'ftl.11 ll ·career opportanl-a Great ty wit!I a I0111 em bllabed
and larp tlD&DdaJ ln.sttti>
!~=1·~: Scotch?
qu.lmne1rtl of the weJli
qaaUfted man.
Seuoned auodat.ea
earn tncomes Lo tM hltb
ftn ftiun bracket.a.
J:'nluatJOG of JOUI' qua}.
lfkatiou by an t11depend-m COl)SOltant will lnclt-
cate for you (and u1) your
relative fltnta for th1a
caner.
l1d.W quaUfieatam. P"I·
ff"tft«f; I
ca.al ap nap mm
26 to 40. Bxpm1ence fa
baltMu. ...... In, ......
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PILOT or Pbooa MMaf
-lat. Ill.
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·~ & OtC11ttaUTRI .. """''°" ·~ .. IAH~ttm
1be IJ)rint medley team of
T~. ~. h-!lc.ton and
D' Armand wat two taps in
l:IU.
~~ittlfwitba r~~~~=,.t~ ya ~ and D' Annood
fin111btii wMtl bi8 '"°· Non«'Ofmg effurt.c !or
Laguna were ~Y Geoff Har·
rowby in the shot put aod
Mike Jackson'• individual ~ )unpng.
Too &-me L e a g u e
prelims are .at Valeocia
High starting at 2 p.m.
and St. Paul hosts the
Angelus Le.ague prellms
at the same time.
Other starting times are
in the Crestvie'W Le.ague
at Missioo Viejo (3 p.m.)
amd the Sumet Le~ (2
p.m.), et Wesfrn.l.ost«
High.
Orange Coast College
will ho&t the EeeClern
Cooterence pretims widi
tbe ctarting tisne billed for
2::.J.
Artist Splashers Dunked
In Qualifying Meet
Laguna Beach was shut
out in all three divisions
Saturday m o r n I 1t g al
Foothl.Il in the cnst view
League CIF 11wlmm ing
qualifying meet at Foodlill.
The Artilta -competing
apimt times pre«iermln·
eel by the CIF for all
ldlooll, large or 1mall -
~ tmeble to place anyone
ID h class-loaded CIF
pnllmt at Santa Monica
Slta:rdeJ at 10::.J a.m.
Boat Foothill WIS the only
ICbool to qual.itY anyone in
tbe •lnltJ divisiou with
aiJp Furniss doing most of
the damage while
brother Stew, was garner-
ing two spot, in the Cee
dlviaion.
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EXPINDb&.I -Anne BUter, above: stars with
Richard Kiley in 1'Meuure of a Man,. tonight at 9
on ~ 4. '1bla drama conceru a leardl for a
new lite by a coal miner who bad been·replaced bf
a machine. WhereJ:U quest leadun .... th stoFy a
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TELEVISION VIEWS
Tricks Fill
Andy's Hour
ly CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP} -Judging trom a current
televiliab. tnmd,. the time i.a not far oft when tbe
real 1tan·'of Taritty shows will be the art. and aet
dulpers and the ipecial effect.I men.
SUNDAY NIGHT'S "H. Andrew Williams
Kaleidoscope Company" on NBC wu a good exam-
ple of the trend toward the-tricky. It was, at base,
the familiar Williama mizture of good guests, good
music and good taste for which Andy is popular.
But the show was done in a setting o1 trick
shots, moving patterns, geometric deligns and
ltartllng contruts. One number wu literally done
with mtrrors .
. !-T TIMIS it seemed to the vinF with a good
color Ht tba\ be 'bed tuned lbto the middle of an
enormous swirling Rorscbacb tat done in colored
ink.
Although it was '"11 py and lively, sometimes
the · backgroundJ seemed to overpower the per-
fc>pners .
1'Haii oUT Ot toUr ·TV sets still produce
6nly black and white picturel, so for the vast maj-
ority of .tewen tbe ~ Impact of the busy color
was loat. But perbapa. for tbem, the siabt and sound
was therefore in better balance.
Throulb '.lt .n Wllli*#ll wandered in his de-
taclied and amuaed manner, ainging a lot of songs,
and makin1 bis iueata look good. It was, on the
whole, a pleasant hour.
Nit'' ''To&Y, Show" Fl1cfu will devote its two hours to a study of sex on the campus. It will
tackle the subject from tbe viewpoint of students,
parents and colle-ge adminlttraton.
The fint of the summer replacement shows
arrl.vu Wednesday when "The Dom De Luise
Show" takes over the JonatMn Winters variety
hour on CBS. De Luise ~ emerged as a fresh
talent when he was a reiullr on 'the short-lived
"Entertainers" a couple o1 MUODJ back.
Dennis the Metaaee
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4 Days-Mon.· Tues.· Wed.· Thur.
Mesa Playhouse's 'ClnUdia'
Poigriant Dram'1tic .Comedy
B'/ PAMELA POWELL Of .. ....,,.... .....
"J willb ahe'd learn to let ao d. tile people lhe )off1,
b o I d them clole with ope anne.''
And 90 lbe ftolily did.
'lbet ii the atory 0 f
"Claudia," the p o i ' n a n t
dramatk comedy. C'Ulrently
eajoying a tow-perfol mmce
run at the Costa Mesa Civic
Pla)b>use.
The thoroughly enchanting
story revolves a l' o o n d
Claudia, the young, spirited.
~newlywed wt)()Se love
of li!e and trust .io an au
beautiful wu1d causes her
to cling t4 her motber w lib
clo8ed arms.
UNIQUE QUALITY
Marthella Randell
Overprotected by all, &tie
l e a r n 1 of her mother's
tennina.l lllness, aod es plot
resolves, atie b e c o m e s
"dlld'pli.ned to pain ...
EqUlll to n on f in
per f otmmoe. Marttiella
Randall portrays the
motber. She cambina • uui-
que quiallty of tenderness,
bmDor" eod compe5Mn.
Known best tio Pliaybouae
audleoces far her direction
ol "Mr. ~." die bas
enlQ:n.Jled local audiiel'loee
for many years. um B&.ml is ~ as
Claudia. H~ epirit is 1e·
nuine and humc.-delipUul.
though likely ti> pea <1f'1t
Clie bead$ ol the u.ttentiv..
A bit green as Claudiia 'a
husband, Nell Se-WY«"&. bu
difficulty \n ooooeallng a
B r i t i s h accent a n d
o~ing o b v i 0 U S
nervousness. Acceptillble
though not up t4 par, his
performance does not in any
way detract from the whole.
OCC Stages
'Dr. Knock'
Next Month
Does "healthy people are
sick people who don't know
it" iOWld like a strange
statement for a doctor to
make?
It is. But then Dr. Knock
is a strange man.
Orange Coast College will
at.age "Knock" as its spring
BRIGHT
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16. 17 and 18 at 8: 15 p.m. in ~LUS CO·HIT-'""' w..i...-. ..., 1
Department is directing. .
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Patty Neederman a n d
Mark Williams as th e
domestic couple w h o s e
shaded background is not at
first known to t h e I r
employers, are well suited
to their roles though both
are slow starters.
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soarce 41 Ee ono11 lc Cooperatlon
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21 Kind of hit 47 Native or
25 City In Northern -Alberta: 4' Novi Scot-
2 words la ~apt ~ Sudden 50 Billldlnt Inundation recess
27 Coolidge's 51 Vlctl11 Vice-Prest. 52 Appreheftd
dent by the •• ZS Decree 53 Mexlc111
29 -bnr coin 30 F1,.. . 55 Franchise anhul 56 l11seets 31 llasaillnt 57 Garlic's
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35 UnprlncJ. along t~t pied pmon Lo ire
Benny Jensen, as the local
third rate novelist whose at-
tempted affair with Claudia
arouses her h u s b a n d ' s
jealousy for the first time,
borders on an a d e p t
perform:rnce. though his
footing is unsure, d u e
perhaps to opening night jit-
ters. His portrayal will un-
doubtedly beC1>me m o r e
smooth and steady.
Pat Harp as J u 1 t a •
Claudia's sister-in-law, is
competent, though there are
rough edges. Shirley Dillon
as Madam Daruschka. a
well known opera star and
friend of Julia, ii surpris-
ingly believable in the dlf·
ficult role.
Direction by Patl Tam-
bellini is adequate, and the
set design is pleasant.
A beautiful story, with a
magnificent ending. it is
well done by an able cast.
"Claudia" concludes Friday
and Saturday at the Com-
munity Cent.er auditorium
on the Orange C o u n t y
Fairgrounds.
Bang, Bang,
' I Y~u'reDead;
Well, Almost
Dr. Knock, whose qualifica-
tions for p r a c t i c i n g
m«l.iclne are questionable,
takes over the virtually non·
existent practice of a village
doctor in St. Maurice.
He cleverly terrifies the
villagers and soon succeeds
In convincing everyone in
ttie town that they are ill
and need treatment from
him. His practice flourishes.
Dr. Knock is played by
Kermit Christman. who last
appeared in T b i e v e s
Carnival at Estancia High.
He also has acted with the
Sat)ta Ana C o m m u n l t yl
Players.
Dr. Parpaloid, tM doctor
whose practice falls into
Knock's hands, is played by
Jooeph Purpura, w h i 1 e
Mme. Parpalold, Is pl<jyed
by Mary Nugent. All are
from Co$ta Mesa.
Tickets f-or the show are
free, but they must be pick-
ed up at the OCC Bookstore
from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Ames Show
Opens Soon
Ticket& a.re now on sale at
the box ofCice and all
theater ticket agencies for
the Ed Ames Show with
special guest star Roger
LONDON (AP) _ AcWI' Williams, which will open a
Richard Burton aimed M one-week engag~ent at
pi.stol at the Gestapo colonel Melodyland on Tuesday,
and fired. May 14. Ames, originally one of Colooel ¥an Hapen -ac-the Ames B r o t h e r s ,
tor-Derren Nesbitt -fell to deserted the singing field
the floor in agony. for a time to seek his "Great," said director fortune in television. and
Brian Hutton. made it big as Ming-0 on
But then Nesb~tt did not "The Daniel Boone Show."
get up he was temporarily He never w.;t his love for
blind. n-t A device hidden in his singing. however, and spe
Nazi uniform t4 produce all of his spare time away from the cameras making "blood" blew up in his face
and Nesbitt was taken tn a recordings and playing con· cert dates from C1>ast to ~!81~w not be back on coast. Today his popularity
the eet for &ever al days, .. a as a linger is bigger than
film official said. ,_e_v_er_. -------
The accident occured dur-
ing filming of Burton's new
film "Where Eagles Dare"
being made at a movie alu·
dio near London . lido
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ily room a.nd 2 magn111ceot
stone fireplaces. A custom
hotlM! In Nt"WPOrt JU.<it T'l"-
duc-ed to $37.500 with JO~
do141l
•!•e s~ii~G
\
1m•REALTY
•• ..Anytime"
180J Wc11tcliff Dri~e
Eves. Call 616-laiO
Col•CJe Parll-
t23,ooo
Sparldln& 3 bdrm 1 family
S ~-~ neatly landsca~ -comer-urrounu.u lot -Top valUl' for this ftne
by the Calm U8. •
ln that old fashioned atJ'nc& COl'OIMI del Mar
pbere of rural privacy on a DUPL.E'X • 2 bedrooms eecb
strftt of custom type homes. on ocean side or highway.
---...;;t/C"-·-TOVBS
Vacant ~ to move in-
to. 4 BR 2 batba !Ilea del
Mar ~. Huse cowred
petio .It larse l'ea' yard.
ExclllSM wttla us.
$27~500
Newport
••
Vlctorie
646-tlll
IAYCRlST-
$59,500
This SllQcloul, Juxunous fam-
ily home abould please the
molt diacrimlnat.inc ol tast-
es. 4 Bil bedrooms, J baths.
FORMAL DINING ROOM,
~te family room, and
lfPVale wortt shop, bobby
room Ott office. Bl"autifully
manlC\ftd ye.rd with room
for a large pool. &1cc1Ulive
with
~ WESTCUFF DRIVE
~ 77ll Open Eves. J23,500
WilllarMOn, Rltr.
OPEN EVES.
4 largt bedrooms. dining Uvini rooms e-ach with flre-'!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!11!!!!!!!!1
room and~ ia.mi1y room plaoe. 2 car garagf' with lO
with wood burning tftplace. x :ao woritsbop. Roof sundeck
He~ ill room for Uvina. both with ocean view. Outstand-
lnside and oul!Dde. Vacant Ing coodit:ion makri1 thl'I a
New Listing
Bnutllully decorated Mett--
dllh Gvdem. trl-leve\ borne
With wet bar, plwJ catpet.
ing .It dnl~ etc. Vacant -
ready for ollt'f". Listed at
1::9,500.
College RraJty
2'7:JO HMbor SB. CM
Eves. 545-5142
DON'T JUST WISH tor IOfM>
~ to fUmiah YOUJ' home
•• find rreat ~ In CC>
day's Oaaaified Ada.
YOU
and rendy. m.SOO. temflc buy at ~R.!m
Colesworlhy & Co. 646-71~~EN •.,-v~~(>.2313
642-7777
l!lOt Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Eves.
NO DOWN
TO vm
SALESMEN NEEDED
THE ~EA L
E .'-_;TATE'R .'~
FANTASTIC BUT TR u ~· MllA DB. MAR BUY BeaudU~O bomt! .. ~ ....
oer lot with Oreplace. w/w A 3 1IR bt'aur.y with larre
carpeting, 2 baths I: Im-baclt yard cloae to Smora
maculate ruidential. area. Sriiool &; SI. John the Bap-
!.ven has aeparate aerviCI' list. fllA 5111 ~ J0&n with
porcti. Sl78.!'JO month 1n-$167 month payment'\ l'&n tx-
clud~ ta xes. Call ~IJ:"1l il'™1mf'd. ~~.950 bu)'~ it.
<>r>rn t\'('~. I c:o~ TS I y :ir.a:J ~ WAL~ACE
•EAL TORS
l.tck lay Area
Divorce fcrces tale of ~t
-.S46-<tl41-
(0p.n Evanintt)
comet~. 3 and famlly ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""'!"'!!"!!!1!111!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
room at onJ.y $23,500. Wood I $21,950
root, electric bullt-lnl, any DUPLEX
l"t'fLSOnllble terms arranged. I Unusuul value in taking ovtt
College ~lt,y ~ tilis l~r, GI lotln, Sl26 per
CAN
month payment. Both unitl!
rented no". the 3 bedroom
for ll 10, the> 2 bedroom for
~.Located in bMut.Uul re•
ick'!ltUil ar,.a. Call:
SELL IT COSTA 'IE.SA OFFICE
:?li29 Ila rbor B>td.
&E-9491 <>ten till 9 PM
WITH A
DAILY
PILOT
WANT
Ab!
DIAL DIRECT
CHA RGI IT!
l
DINING ROOM
Sing!" slory. 4 bdrm, with
family mom ANO formal
dirung arPi1. Large mastrr
'iUlte and lar~e lot. A wb:lle
o( a buy Ht $39,!rl(). MDiA
VERDE REALTY 546-5990
6 HOUSH
Sl6,IOO
The~ an-money maken •
on ~ 3CJ'f' • M25/mo. if>.
C10me.
Parron Realty C..
642.1771
Wllttt El.......,
D\me . •. U..
. .....--....... _........ .............. ~ ..
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS
Corona dal Mar
Lusk -bulJt bomes located
in the Southland's most d~
sirable " raarlnatinti area.
School• It Calil. Irvine
Camp111 just m o m • n l 1
away.
Sensibly pncl'd from
$34.900 to $48,900
LUSK HOMES
Directiona: MacArthur Blvd.
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Turn Oii San
Joaquin Billi Rd., then
follow sliN to model area.
VACANT
SparklUlg pool hom" on
quirt trtt lined :1trert. 2
heauUfuJ llrtplace~. large
f am Uy room. ~ baths, mini-
mum upkeep yard. A heavy
shake root. lmmedla1e ~
session • alllcing $28,900 •
romt> and att! CAIL MR.
BLACK. 540-USl. 0 p e n
E'Ves.
Money Maller
One block trom ocean. Ex-
NUent beach Income pros>-
ert;.v -~ ~ bedroom units -
furnished. Owner tnn&fe~
mt from IJ't'I. Can only in-
Cl't!Mt' in valut!. Only -
$23,950
Eve. S17-187S
293 E. 17th St.
Business Property
Sell/Trade/ or baM
See ~t 11'90 Newport Bh·d.,
Ol~t-~~
late olftoe • *1ltT lhop •
Jaw amc. • •ccountut. etc.
Auume l'U,200 W5 month.
fllll price Sl8,5CI>. Owntar
M2-4m
Near Bf'a1:h Slllron See
8' it loc., xlnt R-1 Jot. Ma,
trade for trvc:lr. late cu
• or • 1111bmft whlit YOU
b'\f'. Adinc S3 zo ----
WANTED
Ree.I F&ta.t• Sales Ptople.
WHY N()r GET ON nlE Meu V .... 1110 BAND WI.CON! ~~_,.--~-
Over 25 Years tn Cambridge model, 1800 !Jll.
Ot-qe County ft.; 3 BR.. 114 Ba., 15'x28' e hl.l pas• advU't1.11111 Ctl'I. patio; boat or trlr. ltA> e Inter cd!lce tektype ~ area. New w/w cptin&";
e TrainUw procram ~~ loan. By Oftft'. • m.m.nc. Sll,500. 545-195S
e Mall)' other benefits BY OWNEa 4 Bdrms. 2 Call.._... · Far intervie"ft baths, tam room. bltns.
NEED 4 ltt.3 BATHS-dshwsbr. M'W cpts, extra lrg
$23,000 !ard. $25,950. GI I o an.
Prolealooally decorated • _:l4&-9394 ___ ..,.,-.,.-----;-:-
carpettd dlnlout. Full tor-4 BDRM. 1~ ba, on <.-ul-<le-
mal dinln& room. MOit ex-sac in Mesa Veorde. MADY
quuUe I: imman!late. All custom featutta lJlcl fencing
bulb-in electric ldtcbim with ' lndsop'ti· $77,9;i0. Call Kl
a coovtnient dishwasbt'r. 9-1753 ~ Plltio leads t.o daub~ ========::::::::
prqe. S«>-1720 Newport BHch 1200
TARBEU. 2965 Harllor N E W p ORT B EA CH
Eastsicle CM
2 BR home. dini.o& room.
hardwood Doors. carpet!.
drapes, double g.araj'e, aC·
Ct'M IO "81' yard. Qul.et
cloat! in location. $17,500.
Watts-McCtrdlt IUtrs.
18l0 Newport Blvd .• C.M.
548-Tt29 Eves. &M.(1684
OCEANFRONT t'Ollaire. an
adorable vacaOOn b o m e
with only 100 ft ol Sandy
Beach betwttD you It the
oceao. Completely fumillb-
ed. newer It 111 perfect con-
dition. $.56.000. Excellent
financing. Phone RI tr -
Owntt KI 3-8736
leachsJde Home
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!'l!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!ll!!!!!!!!!~I Exposed beam cellings, 3 BR.
FOR SALE :? ti.ms, l! sunny patios to
Huntingt9n ~ en.>oy in this low mainten-
2 R·3 Lots -2 biles to ocean. ·~ home. S.?9.500.
2 RA Lots • l blk to OOOln. Owner/ A.it OPEN Sat Ir Stm
5 C-3 Income bJdp -Mam St. MZ-3615, 67>:li03
MAKE OFFER ...
Sell all or any portion. ONE LOOK You'll agree this
l'Xquisite home has every·
P ·-•· -•~ ~• thing! 3 Spac/BR's, 3 ha. nncr.,.... ......,, ..,ea~. fpk. fonnal din/rm. mod/
A(l'llt 646-9631 or 67J..G823 elec kitcb, w/w crpt.s, drps,
IALIOA ISLAND HF pool. Red lo s.ie.500. SI&
Duplex Mar Bay. 2 BR l nut terms. Rkhardson/Pur-
balh ~ 1 BR 1 bath. Good cell Rltr1. 6'1Mml
rrntal area. Owner llvl!S out --.-SR -OWNER-
BY Onlr. Pm. Pt 2 BR.
H• ti., new q>ta. le drps. 2
patiol 00 Ira lo(.. 673""'40T,1
1351
A PERFECJ' famil7 home. * ltlk to club. tetlDis and
playground, 5 BR 4 Ba, love-
ly patJo, ~.din rm I: IOda'
TV ml, tnbml.J. COQtem.
poruy RedUced to S'lS,CkX>
1or i.mmedlate Ille. 4M-89!H
or 494-9694 far appt.
Newport hacJa
Realty
4 Bdrm lovely, S64,saJ
SupertJu:y tarp 4 BR +
oolY $6f ,500
fm.1642 Eves. 549-U&I
Early California
Spanish tn11uence .In W.
lovely home -Ptazza Udo
2 Bdrm, 2 beth, coort yard
A must lee, $62,500 • IObmit
R. C. CREER. Realty
3416 Viii Udo 673-9300
Mtut seU. $60,(.0) home ln
f'slate ule. 3 BR It den.
Make off.er. 219 Via. Orvido.
S48.0781
7Z> Via Udo Nord. Film.
House. Call 213: 934<e20
713: 27M547
Huntington leech 1400
DON'T LOOK TWICE
There wori't be time, as 1bill
'4 bedroom borne bas IO
many fine Statures that it
will be gone. Large kitch-
en. covered patio, attached
~ and plenty of trees.
A l'Ml Val~!
ol areo -Vef'Y an.'<ious to 2 Ba., lrpl., beam eel. new 1Wl EDINGER
sell. Only 139,500. <i>ts. C°ol'Tl~rloc.: club priv.: 8424465 Open Evts.
RJtr. 646-39'.lll Evt>. 642-0185 urgent. S28.CXX>. Open weetc.
Office Open Sat/Sunday f"fldB. :1>1 62nd SL 6'rr>-0144 BELOW MARKET *LACHENMYER 547.7401 own/agt. 3 BR 1% baths, elec blt-inl.
SUP 3 BR 2 upgraded cpta I dt1"I dble T111•DE YOUR ERB Bay view: ' -Ba all •--2 ty deed d gar, large lot, petio, play-8E •CH HOUSE ·· e""'·· 1 • e "' t'nhouse; 2,000 sq ft around equipment. 0 n I y
for vacant land on ~ C&ttfrtt lwc. Uv., w/poo~ $16.200. Pymnta Iese than * 4 BR Udo ~ 911. ft. etc. Now $39,500 673-056 rent. * Comm prop SlOOO mo tnc. ---..,..~---.,,,,:-----::-* 10 unit apt& N.B. Back 8-y -Charming
• Comm prop w/St50 mo Inc 3 BR. 2 Ba, prden ,2 pools
• 3 BR 2 ba Duplex, NB $37,500 · low down 962-4-tn ~U3
1llage Rea: fst:ite
WALLY McCOY REALTY A.gt 673-"5360 SOL VISTA
642~~7 anytime 5-4~ 3 BR. cust. home, by owner. Popular 4 BR model. Cpt.s/
$1 jso DOWU Back Bay area. 2 Ba., drpe water BOftl'ne ~
r• nn frplc., hdwd. flOOl'l!. 5%% ' lot. Owner ~eored
loan avail. $29.:iOO. 642-28,;9 ~ 1elL On.ly $X,900. 5 FOt' VtlfftJI!, on 2-Sty. with 5"'~ LOAN. Otmer will car. blocks South ot HUll'.tingto!
2400 MT tt.: 4 Bil., 21,~ be., ry 2nd. 3 br. 2 ba. nr Cent
den w/trplc.; 3 car garage. Westclln A Mariner's schlL p er.I Jo Ri lty De1Many0~~ Only ~7~~ BY OWNER. 642--0'l41 &47~ ne:.-ws~~.a9Jg
ta.._. ..... ate ,,_...._.., W OCEAN FRONT
Costa MeN
· . SOL VISTA 1100 Comu, 1 br, dbl gar. cpta. FIXER· UPPER
drps, S49.SOO. 4M-9rn Wll'H POOL
TRANSFERRED to Samoa BY Owner. Excel cond. J BR 3 BR 2 ba ""tlo elec kitch ., ._th ,_ f 4 BR 2 bath. SUBMIT ' ,.... ' " .,. • ,. 8111 rm. cr1V. YOUR o~ll T dlabwuhtt drapet YI I "' patio 646-'l900 r r "' • eJUll.
<i>ta beautHuny Jaodscaped, . IRASHEAR REAL TY
tru1t tfte•. S24.900. st0-mJ IY OWNER 847-8Sll Eves.. 839-is.n
3 BR, Hi 81, Rec1ec new dlx 3 BR, 2 Ba, crpta. dr'JI!!, tplc, DJVORCE
<'pting. Huge tot wttb truit wet bar, all elf'C, fenced, ASSUME GI LOAN
trees. Quiet Slftet. VacanL pool 200 fl to Oc-ean. VERY Only $3100 dn lovely 3 BR
Sl8,:i00. Sobrnit term a . CLEAN! s:it.ll!O 642-7825, + rec no w/cult featuru.
°""'61 ~. ~ 646-S91 Haffdal Rfffty
CNVE.5TMENT • older house NR. Bay It ocean: love!y 3 "Homes to Ma~ Income"
oo lae lot. Qoice k>c. BR 2 Ba bomt' on Z lots: 874 Wamft' MMe
. Buslllftl aection. S17.960. ..-an use a!J 2 apu. Rm. to By Owner: Vacant 3 bl'., l'~ 6*-75ll bid $46.500. Sell all or ~
CORNER 3 BR and family. int. °".trade. 121 flat St., can ~~.:~pl
Open daily. $24,500. S154/ part m rear Owner 673-2'719 $2'l.500. 8292 Polk Or 968-3965
mo. 1155 Austin. N. Costa OCEANFRONT DUPLEX M\lst Sell Pres6i Alrl
Mesa. Owner. SD-zm 2·2 Br units, 1 new. 164.900 home· 3 Blt. ~ um
NEW N li _. · . 2 BR Low dn. Pl'f!'PCI Int OK. · · • "l""' "'"' , tvl'I' v....., ID. · S6G191 ~ f7U769 S2tt Clen.ro7 Dr. KV7'Zl7
'l 88. roodo.: carp .. drapes. wlmds
bllN; 2 car gar. S19,500. ' l!Yes. Fountlin Val'-1410 Owner 644-1439 ~. BAYOt.EST BY OWNER _,
sY oWNrn VA no ""-"'· s L.arge Bdnm. l,250 aq. ft. s•1. DOWN ...., --r-..... han Wtlla built. Fee Jand. •~.soo. 4 BR, 1~ Ba, lam ZlOO Windward Lane lowly 5 bednlca 3 bll.tfl a
rm .. West Wilaoll. 54&-TOl2 fam11J room lliame. AD eltC> su. r:io trlc ldt blcludfls clllbwUhtt.
GI no dn. E. side. Forttll Newport Hgtt. 1210 Bn.nd Deir w/w carpetini.
Co. 642-0000 54&-257& BY Olrner m.5C»: l BR. 1 ~ 2 cu ~. Mo9t c1lbt Ill. fn~~ °"I i;:ly ~ivtrd. Ni~ ~. Ml.:,"5 ~ on•u * ~19'2 pat 0 rear, rwulaled ~di-
v lnp. ~ ~cc.a to r
~ at trtr or MW .-..e. a. to ldlools
Jl'lll. for llOQL 2SOJ. Margaretm .;::=E.=mta==lt.===MM49'== Or •• N.11. tu: ZI&-~ Or Ft..,. u.,.., ..... 1635
lt'I. -.1 3 BR. 2 BA MOO~ ft ... CMnn
1'am rm. N.S. willing Thfl ln'dout home is locat><
ft!'. 'FU belw IDlct. m 189'1 tr 00 IJ6 aa-. bl Villa Park.
AVAIL h1\JMd. aw HavtD ~---m "f!f'Y
J Br. 2 1* + 2 Br OctU detd. 5 BR, ~ BA. t.am. Vu Inc Apt. 149.*-so.n.e nn., ~ lonna1 dtn. nn ..
~ ....... Wl6t l1tdns c....... .. Mer 1250 l'Oll9 • • '~.. 1'°"'11 ll'Omdt ....... ......,_.
~ ...... ,.doe.
tall tr'MI --1llill ...,. an addt• l!mtflll ., hmrJ, ..,lltdlll .........
3 au pr. sn.-. CaJl _,....,..,.mm
.... m.-Dli I.: ........ t5G • Olilltiil ~
~oa
HOUSUPC
LapMIM --QU>E I
On ~·· 1 <:out • OI
h{EDITEI
vd.la. OlllJk
bU oa 4 J.wtli
nn, fl:lriUl c . '°" dlD pm1I MISSlOH JU
Sewnl NEW LAGUNA I
DOWN. J'llO
cn;'I'S. Cat
las,decWplAC,
PADRES R.
Cl~ S
Beach. ft. f
Several NEW
LAGUNA S
DOWN, NO
COSTS. car
tancbcapio&.
PADRD R:
Gleaneyre S
Beach. Pb. 41
LlfUINI Nit
CUSTOM Bit.
bome. affardl
COWltry club I
cdlinp. fer
aprinklerl Inc
This home b.
view, overloo
GoU Coura.
49&-5'191.
EXECUTIVE'!
Ocean View
ti.lb, with I
area • Mo
~.cptl
-owner an
$86,500. Pbon
547-7761
NEW 3 bdrm,
in Mooarch
LandJcpd in f
pool. A ha
reasonably pr
Pbooe 49t-13
()('P.an View c
2 lxlnn le den
in Monarch
drps and 4!11
lnd.8cpini. F'
S79.~. Call
5-17-1161 IA
Corp.
Dan• Point
3 br .. 2 ba, J-
r.enter patio.
VA. 6%, no
Duplex• Fe
2-2 BR Apts
Quiet Eu
$3000 down.
.<~NTALS
H~F
Rant1l1 to !
WANT worldn
to ahatt 3 I
aa.me. Must
<"ll~. Locatf'I
land near ~
back bay. Nii
S80 Incl utU
art j:30 pm.
~ P1)fl
tq>ac um P
llllJn('. Pool.
Mr. Andenot
p. m. 833-0467
WILL Sha~
house le dOt
years. Sl.50 1'
....,,.,.. I
AVAIL. June
IHlel)' 2 e
$1,000 For au
Coron• ..
:!·&'tor)' c a BR tum. So
mer $'700 me
mo. 673-5J8U .........
NEW Island
ba. Avall Ma
mo.
HUftfl~
WU.L nont II rum. for t
reponalblt ,,
mooth +
53&-l'm "'" •1NTAU ....... ... ....
USIS F.OR SALE llNTALS a~au Mood•1, Apnl 29, lqf,8 OAILV "ILDT ....._ •n , ,. lllNT AL S RINT ALI REAL EST A Tr ANNOUNCEMENTSS-!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii"iiifi
!WM leech 1705 Unfu....._. Apta. "'mlt'*I AptS. Unfv"'hhM ~ UnfvrnllMd Chntt1t ind NOTICIS 'If· * * -. ~ ~ w OU>£ SPAlliflSH Ctet1 Mee. 4100 c..ta Mil.-J100 ...... ....... S9tO ~ 6150 L... 6401
:.aa-'1 tamed RMera VERY Clea S 1m 1 ti.Ula, ---------WAHl'SD June l5 co Ice& LOOT: AJtemt male &1"<'>'
oil • OU>E W01U.J> "''" ~ ...._ bullt• $22.50 WI&. Up 11e1111 ........ S BR tiouae 12 000 ""·"
i;DITBJtRAHEAN av, COYft'ed Pl~«:lledteut • &16 • ._. .... HAllQ.1. c...w. fi:i • • oc. tJcer cat. v~ al ""'"eac ............. pl condltioo $200/«Do ._. ---1 ye loville cue. C R-L Park. Behm Wlld It F6\r. a. ~ 1rhl\e aster, 541-41(]." -• .._,, e bid Utlll I Phaoe M"'· ~ref, -1010 OW Wlft>lt WM.tin¥ red coUar w/Mll-
IQD 4 llvtli. 3 BR'• 8tfn • fdMI l!llmot • n nail. AREENS R!ZIDBN1'-CdM 10 pt 8) mile• trom downtown s.n 1ellan St. tJll. Fa.ad!>' pc-t.
farul,tl dllHm. S43,5GI Coati Mii.a )100 e New c:.11 l Bar a wanll to lease 3 BR ~. Fn.ndaco llY bt.e.utilUI tree Pleue call, 545-l&tS Reward.
" dD pmtl. 2384~ N.wpcat IUvd. 5&.'756 BACRELOR • OM1'UJU>(. WM by J~ lSth. ~ nuddtd country. Would be LOST: Sm&ll blk cat ;
ISSION RLTY G4-0'13l S Im l'i batM witb new WANT wortclnr strt. oYtr 24, 1.-..,;;_ SlOO fD-G1l'2 ~ tor rec:ftadooal deve\. female, wbt dietl. dun le
n1 NEW 1iOME) IN e&r(ldio&, bu pa bWJt..lne. to &hare 3 BR boQse with nvm oPment or dude ruch with feet. Short stubby tall ~UNA 8 t a c b, 5% 1-rge Jot, Will rent at mo same. Ml:llt like dop Ir Ind. adl. It ..... for Rent 5995 wildlife In abundaoet. 'l1llB Reward. 548 6420 1 7 7 S
INN, NO CI. 011 NC per moo th • ie.. option clta. Located Clll acre of l · 1 A ' BDRM. property Lt deve\Qped for Monrovia, CM.
;rs. Carpcta, dn.pes, wltb S500 optima mooey. land near loll course and "1JlN. a UNf'ORN, N'EW U2.'1S up. W-W cal'llCI stock with water tanb, &ood LOST Lon ha ed Siam .._ Wt • tm LOS A.gent 546-4141 back t.J. Nlct ~ng. tuatrd PooJa, a,lld On Kll. avaU. Se m I· pr 1 v . leacinf and buildk\I. Pr1~ I It' I.Wt
:>RD REALTY, I 9 s 3 BDRM. Din. rm. Liv nn i80 iDd udlitles. ~ Cann-. Adj. co Sbnoohte -&t&-Gil 13' Albcort Pl. CN tor total ranch "5 per ac., ~:;k ~ ~~ ~~~:
nneyre StNet Lq\m.\ and den. 2 Be. ee.ut yd. aft 5:» pm.. No pets al.lowed BACH Room w/ba. Pvt entr. with a ltJIU9.tt 320 acres M&-20TO
Whaddr• W1ntt Wha4Wy1 Gett
SPECIA CLASStlllCATION FOil
NATUltAL BORN SWAPPElt.S
1ch. P\. ~ Newt)' decorated. Lae """' atATEAU La POINTE 2100 PetenllllCI w_,. at Hu-run., 3 b1ks to bch. No available at noo per 1c. For ~---------Inf I can G'-Grey (tfllaJt mm. poodlt,
Spedal late
-• -80,U'll'c> IN mo. 267 Robin Hood Ln Fum 2 Br Acit. Ktd pool. bar a Aduu, O:llt.e w.... coo1c1n1. seo mo. lriUl&>L more o Pease ~nn .... ~ ........, 'Ibo wi h Vic Edingt'J' " Golden WtRt
:;UNA Be a c ti . 5~ 642-1441 aft 5:30 ~b, ~It ~·,. ~ BY Wfft or month. Quli>t at Eckf:°tt & ~~c. Inc. Friday. Lie No. L29'l7 H s.
$ llnet -5 tlmea -5 t.udo
tlU\.lll -4'0 -.WS1 INCLUDI
WN, NO CLOSING noo EASTSIDE. 2 SR, 1...,, ...,........,,. .. ~ ru new h oae . Reasonable. REWARD! 84'1·7'28C
l-~1 TtV Mvf a. tr-. ~I 1W MM Ill It" .... ' ' ,_YOU• •'-tn•Jw MCWta. 4-) llMI ff .....,, .. [ ...
;rs. Ct.rpeta, draPH. encl/Jd pr, prdener, nr. ...... ru .. um, nu: •• ,~ FAIRWAY ''Try tbla one"' lOl.32 For-1818 ~proan Ave. TlPPY'S I 0 s I. Blk bordfor t-MOTHIHO "Oii SALi -fllAOU OHLYI
hc1p1Ds. blt-1111 LOS all. 16) £. 11 St. tll SPACIOUS Bachelor. Newly ~laJ Dr., HB ~ 341-26!1. Eve>;_.~·53M'm rollie, white marinngs on ltHONE "42-5671
)RE$ REALTY, I 9 5 T':i&--0321 decorated, tull.Qie llitdlen YJUA APTS, R 0 0 Id wit"! k Itc h en front. Vic Npt llgts, ~. To Place Your Trader'• PuadlM A4
uneh >'!! ~~ .. L&iUM 2 BDRM, den, cpt.s. drp9, :::':· ~o. A~~~-0:1vilcia. Attrar. qu ie t 5::.6-6246. fteward.
c . r ... ~ water paid. c~. .. -...... .,.,,--.rv 3 BR APTS home. Workin.:; V.\)IOllJ\ pref ·~ 6200 -
$14.5 mo. 64?-3375 DELUXE apaoioua 2 BR lt POOL 642-4794 ---------APR. 24. Fr. Poocile Bii<
una N'9ue1 1701 2 BR Ce.r patio tropical dtn. Furn apts $160 + util. ROOM for rent, man only, B:. ..... ~ ~ho;.etile,.,~~-r ~·Sa~~a ~bn%
--------aetting. ~ for ' adults. 1 Heated. pool, ample parking. Unena, ami-pvt be. SlO wk. "" iego UND-l'OM BU. 4 BR. 3 Ba. blk shops. $1«i fi4i..2267 No cbildrJeD, 00 ptU. 1965 ADULTS ONLY 1789 Creatmont CM. ~· Faol.Utic .~ ~egree 01Rwrd.642-TZl5all4.~.
.e, affordl Ir a c Io Q 1 " • Pomona. CM ~ Manager Mn. Cl.non ~g view. Water. Within sight of
ntry dub llvini. Beamed Newport leach 3200 2 BOOMS, New c:ptl, and 20122 Santa Ana Ave. ocean, Hwy, 3!i; It Pala _P_er_eo_n_•_l• ____ 6_40_5
lnp. fenced yard; dqie, $135. 1613 Santa Ana Nr. Orange Co. Airport ;~ ~~'. ::~c': M'eaa Golf Club 35 m.lnutea * * * PHONE PAL * *
:nlders lnct in tndscpiai. UCL-!.,. Ave. CM. g 3 g -4 9 21 . 546-1260 S50. Mo. ~ to San Diero. WW accept
1 home baa spectacular nDI" sc.r.m 10~ or eood trust deed for
v, onrlooking El Niguel To-L.----· Adult. Only $12.50 UP wk W/ldtchtn down or all • tremendous
I "~·-b I l -11~ NASSAU Palms 1 a 2 HR _, • .......... ,_ ~ '-VVJ.-lc l • · Con-ni'il u...t..hbo-Furn U Discriminative Teisanb ..-..50 up .,,_.., Apts. 2384~ IJ)KU!allon piece. ca 11
;,m. Fire#e&-ep~~ .• ~ pool l; E. ~ ~~~d roe Preatl~ Address Newport Blvd. CM 548-915.5 '::':84-::-7-:---:::2022~,..---,----
:cuTIVE'S Home • kitchen bltllns. C.Ommunity ool Mls•. R•nt•I• s-317 ACRES ranch land; road, en View 3 bdrm, 2~ Pool • Yard ,.._ ....... ,, ... _ 1 BR P · UW pd. Slll.50. MAITINl""UE ~ ..,T7 elect, wat~ avail. at only with -' Pr u IJlJl.UR......,..,... No cb1drn or pets. 1$l1 "t' """"
* SIFE lNEXPENSfVE
MEF.T BY PHONJ::
P.O. Box 4193. !Jvine, 92664
FOR Sale BBC Family Mem.
bersh:ip. Best OUer incl $350
transfer fl'f'. Write box
MlOl Daily Pilot ; ~ B~ :e 2 bdmu, 2 baths ••• ~o. Whittier. 646-'222 GARDEN APTS. Single Stor• Garages _,,, per Acre. Will dMdP. ~. cpt., drps. Vacant 3 bdnns, 2'-' baths •• S250/Mo. 2 BR Furn Apt, Adult.a $15 mo. 6'2-3645 __ ~7A;orl47.:~ units. NCYI' responsiblt co;-debts
other than my own, Oaudia
6210 Randolph
>wner anxious to tell. BA~~ ... B::CH Garage, laundry. Parklllllt~np Gu ... for Rent
500. Phone 4•1344 or 1 "'' · 681 Victoria, 54U138 FURNISHED BACHELORS oft C1:iU Dr. q> mo. 548-8272 Mount. I 0...rt -7161 2025 W. Balboa Blvd. UNFURN 1 BR -2 BR • 3 BR -
1 3 bdrm, l batb home, 673-3663 Evea: ~966 House Trailer i60 2 ba.tha available
Monarch Bay, Cpt1 HARBOR VI~ Rills. New 4 UUlltiea i.ocluded. Man only Carpets. drai>ea, &lfalt
d9cpd in front Room for BR. 3 Ba.; ocean view ~ 11th I SAntt Ane, C.M.
!. A luxurious borne, bomt, Fam. rm., 2 frplcs., CO'ITAGE Furn. $7'1. incl. 646-4233 646<i:i42
JODabq priced at $52,950. carpeted It draped. ~ rm. utU. Clean, sober, single. 261
ne 499-1344 ar ~7-7161 le brkfst. nook. Patio. Call Mf'Sa Dr. CM. 646-7342.
. alt. 4 P.M. 494-1231 an View custom home,
!nn le den 3 bath boml". FOR Low. 3 BR, Coo-
Monarcb Bay. Cpl!, le dominium Park L I d o . ~ and easy maintained Otldm area at pooi. $240.
DELUXE 2 BR Studio.
Carport. pool. c:pll, drps. t
child OK. Unl. Call 646--0496
SUBLET to Sept 15. dlx 1 Br,
AVOCADO ROYALE
2 BR, Cpts, drps. bltns, swim
pool, encl pr. No c:hldm or
pets. Nice area.
642-SM2
:cpini. f'int home at PH: 213: 215-5969
500. Call 496-5791 or N Sho 3220 ·mt Lquna Nliuel ewport r•
ntwly dee, cpts. ear. patio, 2 BDRMS. Brand new cpl!,
lady or epic. $120. 548-6956 n1>w full drps, new paint.
$130. 2.885 M~cm Pr., Apt.
A. 545-MZI p. DUPLEX • :l BR le Den, Newport Buch 4200
Ct.mente 1710
~i{1(
:i baths. mo
642-3430
3227
BAYFRONT -4 BR
PW!r & Floet, Wce n~
Yean leue for $650 mo.
I Will lWE
ADULTS ONLY
Julr • Aua. • Sept.
FURNISHED APT.
BA C HEL0R. Bdnn·Uvrm
combo, stove & refrig. $70
mo. 304 16th Pl CM.
642-1541
3 AR Apia. $140.
Childttn welcome.
Mr. le Mrs. D. Morrison
Manqet11 346-2843
REAL ISTATE CABIN It 5 acres l4,995; It's
G..wtt.J a beauty, ready to live m.
----'"'------BREQ( NOTr RLTY. ~
Income .....,.rty 6000 =6464======= Investor's Delight Real Estate Service 6215
G 1' GUNDERSF.N
Terrific leveraae tup lo 9:i% Real Estate Appraiser
financlnt); tremendou~ cJe.. 675-1612 Ev.! ~1281
preciatlco writ~fl 110 w,
land to improvement ratiol. R. E. W1nted
NO exterior mainten1I1ce or
6240
ALl'OHOLICS Anonymoua
Harbor Area. Phone 673-8'124
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa.
Announcements 6410
Coast Health Club
• FREE SAUNA e
With Swedish masaqe by
7 Experienced Muauese'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am·lO pm
132 E. 18th SL 642.S<WIQ
ya.rd work to WOITY about. LOOSlN~ your Gf• loan or
C.Omplele recreation fadli· movln& in a hw·ry . Private Funerals 6412
ties and good tt1tablished party will assume your loan .---------
tenants. Buy 1 lo 20 units + ~.on 1, 2 or 3 BDRM
and laugh at "tax time". house Ill Costa Mt s 1 • Broket" 546-l2lO Newport area Can be liJc. · er upper. 962-9984
COSTA MESA 4 unit apt, 2 PRIVATE-pa-rty--to-a~-su-m-c
bdrm, 1 ba, bit-ins, WWcpts, loan on 3 or 4 BR house
drps, patio, gar • • extra 5:!6-827&
parld!li, 5 yrs old, good loc,
income: S450 mo. AL'iO haw• BUSINESS and
a 4 un it 3 bdrm. 2 ba. In-FINANCIAL
comr $580 mo. Owner aft 6
WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
'4 BR. 211 Ba home; '.? !pl.,
tum. rm.. rtr., xlnt Hunt.
Bcb. loc. Val S37,000 WANT:
duplex, unita, or ! Owner
8"'7$0 t\'t /wknds.
3.3' CHRlSOVlTCH Sport
Fl.sher, TSFB; loaded! Will
lake boat, late Cad.. Por-
S<.-he. 230 SL or motor home.
3'15-7891
CUSTM-blt 5 BR, 3 be, 3.
rar gar, 'J. frpl.!, '.! FA. 2
large. Nr Bk Bay, NB. Sub-
mit your eq. Trd for smlr
hm or ~. Own. 548-6773
\VANT 2 stot')' In Bluffs.
Have beaut. 2 BR 2 Ba. den
nr u.c.r. Prof. lndscped.
$20,IXX) mortgagr O 5~ 'O.
Owner 833-1707
TRD $20M rq 6-unil Apt,
Long Bch. also SlOM rq. Tri.
plex, Loog Bch. For: Qr.
ang.-Co. Prop. or TD's. Pvt
pty. Ev·wknd 67~894.'i
llAVE 4 BR. house; $6,ooO
1st TD; S2000 dlx. new <."ar-
pcllng. Trade for late model
c•~. TD's, or ?~ Own/agt.
67~114. 5-17·7-101
l l11ve rust built 4 nn cottage
lligh Desert 5 acre!!. O ear.
$10,IKXl. Will exch for units
Harbor aree. Rltr. ~8· 7729
rves.~
~· MONTEREY (Double
rnder), S lo S ndio, clo11ed
cabin, flying bridse. Ex-
c·hange for small homr or
suhmit Alter 6:JO PM
~H-894L
* *· *
.
PA.LOS VetdtR (Moote Ver-.
d1., L&. 4>l view trom Calla• '
Ima to Malibu. F'or: J BR
borne In SJC. Ol' poaible
units. 213: GE 8-3313 wknda.
TRADE $10,0XI Eq In cllOJce
Bay View 3 BR 2 Ba all mt
2 sty .• ml' deeded tn~.
FOR late Cl.I', T.D.'1, boae
to $30,IXXJ Owner 6'1M356.
1'"'REE & rleer 100x300--.-.;t
xooed for borws, COC' Uth
It Rod~. Hesperia, Cl.1.
S3500 value. For plane ~
& clear. good cond 642-57«1
BEAUTY Salon. 6 atatlolll.
tstab lG-yrs Lido area. Will
trd free and cleu $10,IXXJ
eq. for R.£. or-wbat,bav•
you. Birr. 548.mJ. •
3 Br, 2 be, comer lot, ~l
lift.a, in very nioe cond. wm
lni for other property or
cons. med • sz late model
I rail er. 642.-4610
'66 Pacemaker lmperial,
mobill' borne. WDI trede eq..
uily ot approx $2000. for
tall' model car « !???~
548-2904 leave me1aa1e for
Dick. -------WILL Exe~ 7 0-ee &
d l'llT lots, <:Joae..ln Palm-
dalt': $8500 value. FOR eq-
ual equity In local houae w
incomr. 5i5-44l2 eves.
FACTORY bldg., Santa Ana
under lease. Want houat or
units C.M. 2 BR house+ 2
~ludio apts, income ~ nio.
Palm Springs lor local. • ,
494-2723
* * * a I 2114 Vi.sU Del Orn
Npwport Bcac.b
NEW
iohn macnab
REAL TY COMPANY
6fUl3.)
% BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
Wat4rfront/Loc
BOAT SUPS
Channel Reef
2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM
67).1711
$80 UPPER Duplrx, 2 BR,
wtr & tlec pd. Chld.rn OK.
120811 P a I i a a d e r. Rd.
548--0776
Cl!I'E 1 BR cott~e. $80. Un-
fum. Has stove. W/si<I«-.
St2-6683.
PM 548-4604 Bus. Opportunlti" 6300
BLACK, PArt. Pt r al a o, PIZZA to <.;o • nf'ts Sl.IKXl
female cat, yellow eyes. Month couple ran n1n •
Vic. 19th • Newport. Found short hours high tra!Jlr
2 wk.a ago. 646-3224 Ext. 36 location • SlJ.000 good
Mortu11y & Cemetery
Complete fu,,.rala
from $245
Cemetery lots
from $130
lncludca ~ndowment Care
Everything in one brautiful
place means IPss cost. SERVICE DIRECTORY . SERVICE DIRECTOR\'
.( IR· 3 BA
OCEANVIEW
ep pile carpeta, drapes,
dllcpd,pe.tio.ClOl!tto
9. Located only 30 min.
wn Senta AM. Ex1ra
~ fea~ i1 »as'
RQmpua rm.
?riced at aal7 $33,500
Ph. 644-1133
Coron• del Mar
SPAC 3 BR. 2~ ba. Duplex
$250. Cpts, drpe, pvt ..
home. Conv to evuythilll.
6'T.H40'l after 5 pm wkdya.
$508 MO. 4 BR. 4 ba, lnlrt H•
room A: wet bv, 'lie• ol
ocean and hllls. can owner
LG studio, beach, •unporch,
view, for l . $125. l.ncl util.
Yearly. 673-2979 Eves.
1 BDRM. ~l. BLK TO
OCEAN, $12.5 lie.
~ MHl63T
NEWPORT htc, 1 bdrm.
Channel view, 1 ad_\llt, $12.'i
NEW; 2 BR. 2 Ba .. carp.,
drps., bllns.. 2 car gar.;
Adults. Sl85. 644-1439 Eve
2 BR Apt. New cpta, ~.
No cbldm or pets, $120 mo.
Pvt ccurt-yard. 543-6769
2 BDRM. ~. drpe, bitns
cpta, drps, ~m
~~~~~~~I coll. 213:783-ll68
1730 Lido lslo 3351
mo. yriy. 673-6698 Newport BHch 5200
11 Point Coron• del Mar 4150
.. 2 ba, J..rar nr. view, LOVELY 3 bdnn, cpts. d~, ---
trr patio. S2'7,0XI, 29 yr bllns, So. patio, lease. S275. 2 BLOCXS from the Beach, 2
6% no _.. 496-'''"'"' mo. 67J..-4003 br, 2 ba, Avail June 1, $160 ' ' ' ..,.... ......,., wk. 646-2531 Bier
•lex• for SAie 1975 Huntington leach 3400
' BR Apt.a. Ya.rd, gar.,
~iet Eut.sid~. C.M. * 3 BR custom with built·
> down. 1t 534-2588 ins. CIJl>eted, draped. $225/
~TALS mo.
fOUMt Fumished * 2 BR near the beadl,
--------• very sharp SlSO/mo 1tal1 to Shere 2005 * Brand new Huntington
H ll'1>olu' W a tt'rfrollt with rr woridng pl, over 24, boat clod<, 3 BR.a, electric
Iha.rt 3 BR houM! with kitchen. washer, dz;'ff. re-
1e. Must like dogs I: frigerator, new carpeting,
•. Localed oo acre of draperies. f419/mo.
d nev golf l"OW'St Ind Pacific Sbarea Realty
k bay. Nice land.'l<'aplng. 5J6.8894 Eves. sa&-9866
ind uWitle.a. 543-6339
:>:JO pm. ~~~~~~~
;p prol'I man to 11han
c Uni Pl hnh11e w/
'l('. Pool tennil rt. Call
Andenon -.Bdys. 11/t 7
•. 8334t61 W A.LKER & LEE
768? Echnger
L Sha~ my wa1erfront 8424455 or 540-5140
se It dock. Man 40-60 Open EYes
lelltoa
a..EAN s.chelar Apt.s.
All util Incl m up
315 E. Balboa Blvd.
BALBOA 673-9945
Huntlngten 1 .. ch 4400
FURNISHED
2 Br. 2 bath studio, carpets,
drapes, built-Ins. Well cared
for apts. Good location. 1 blk
lo 5 points. $145. 7681 Ellis,
Apt B.
842-830.1 or
Room!' I: ~ lor Rent
Dy, wk. mo. Sngl8 l &: 2 BR
~ blk bclt. All linens I: ut.ils
COMP ASS MC71'EL
111 • Uth St .. H.B. 5J6..4170
l BR J'Urn. SZ wtr pd.
Downtown 1.tt11.
147-1655
.rs. Sl.50 Mo. 6T';r43ll 2 BR Townbouae l~ baths, 1 B ED R 0 0 M, furnished
ATrnACTJVE 2 BR, study, 2
BA. Elec bit-ins. sunken 119-
tio. Carpet.s1 draf>C3, gar-
•· Nr be6cb. Adults. No
petl. S200 mo yrly. 64:2·31ie6
2 BR 2 BA Sl45.
3 BR2 BA Sl~.
Fpri, patio, cpta. drpl, blma,
garag@. 642-2527
1 BR Duplex. Near Hoag
Hosp, Garagr, ma t ure
adult 646-8510 eva It wlcndll.
NEW Deluxe 3 • 4 BR.
Facing big bey. Call
Anita 6i3-6210. Aft.
Corona def Mer 5250
.... --~~r:!
ON TEN ACR~
1 • 2 BR, Fiim a Unfttrn
Frplcs I Pri/Patb I Poola
Tennis • Comnt'I Bldrt. '
holt Putt/Cftell.
900 Sea Laoe. CdM 644-2611
<MacArtbur ar. Coa.-Hw)'t
retrig, 'tove dl1P013l, patio, near beach I: town. $&2.50.
wport 8Hch 2200 wubtr/dryer. d rap e 1 . 847-5721 Huntington BHch 5.(()0
carpeting. Pool prmleaes. •1NT a• • JL. June lit thru Aua. n40/mo. 962-2340 " ~ BRAND New 2 BR . all
•ely 2 BR .• sleeps t ; 1---------AptL Unfurnished deluxe features. Nr. Hun-IOO For aummer 873-9453 3 BDRM. 2 bath, prestige area. $225 mo, yr lJle Genera• SOOO tin&ton Ce n t e r . n45
Ofte •t Mar 22.SO Gardner Incl (213l •66-2663 ·-------· ::.~======== alt 6: 3'J or 84&--0871 ~-s.tory CHARMER VEN DOME S1nta Ana 5620
:t rum. So <:l Hwy. Sam· Fount•in Valley J.410 VOLTAIRE
r S'100 mo. or Yr'l7 S2S.> SPECIAL! t'ROM $99.:io
· 6Tr53llo or 60-36() 4 BDRM, 1~ beth!, carpl'ts, 2 WICS llltll ltENT '"e I BR. :? BR. Studios drapes. 11\Jlll·lna. fcn<?ed ...., 2255 yard, Avail June 1.st. Leue. MIA reeernttc. NOW llotpoint bltN, re.Ir!&, ... 1.1 ... $190 ..,~ Newl... R-.J-... _.J cpts, drps. pvt petlo. -------one year. . ~· ,1 9e1,."ortTWV 'I 111.and homf. 4 BR. 3 Cloeo te ......... Pil"k pool, recreation area.
Avail May -June sm Santa Ant Htl .... f1 3630 a-CIW I Gfrll Club Ill s. Fairvtew Rd. S47-7411:i -r• (Betwn McFadden a lit St. I
115JJ816 1·2 A 3 BR. bouaf.8. C.Orral e Spacious 3 Br'1 • 2 Ba _. e Swim Pool • PuVSNf11 tor botv on eticb ya,..,, • F'tl>l Ibdtt/lndry fac'b "''!'!!!'! letdt 2AOO 8Y owocr 5*4347 • Adolta " ranui, artaa
L rm lft7 S 81\ homll.==Jlt1=·=2 A=cada==S=t.== 1145 AMhll"' A.._
n. for M IDOlltt. lo U,Una Buch 3715 C.M. 6G-a:M
«d>le bmDy S7'9 PIT -::.-------------
Condominium 5950
WANTED to buy I or le&M,
or-~ I opCion l OO!t-
domlnlum lo The Bluffs or
Coran.a del Mar.~
6755
No tramc problems.
14801 Beach, Westminster
531.172;; 893-24Zl
_c_o_nt_r_•_ct_o_r_• ___ 66_20_ Ironing
• ROOM ADDmoNs •
temrs. Call Mr. Counselman Business Rent•I 6060 The Real Eslaters • Cemetery Lota 6411
L. T. Conetn1ctlon
~·1unily rooms. kitchen or
units. Single story or 2:
plans r\J.storn designed. For
esllmates & layout, phone:
6-16-7171 • Excellel!t Location •
Newly decor. store, 17x40 PIZZA HOUSE
1873 Harbor, C.M. ~ Good butineas • low down.
Will carry balance or trade. Office Rental 6070 No phone calls, plea~. 13790
LAGUNA Be .. CH Goldcnwr~t. Weshn~ter.
~ "WE'RE GOING Pl.ACES" Desk spac~s av~lable In SEE AD 4·27-6S 1 ne11 rst oUlce bwldin& 11 y Chane r S pnmt loc:auon In downtowTI our I' CK uccr ... ~.
Laguna Beach. Air condt-UNITED SCRE.EN ~ARI::
tionrd, carpeted, beautiful SYSTEMS 213. 881-2262
paneled partitioning. Two HOBBY & O'all Shop. Will
entrances; rear lead• to sell for price of 1toc1<. Fix·
Municipal parking lot.I. S50 tures tree. ~7315
per month for space. Add
$5 for desk and cbaira. Add lnv•tment Oppor. 6310 no for business boun an-
swering service. All utilltlts
paid exct>pt telephone.
Di\ILY PILOT
222 FOREST AVENUE
LAGUNA BEAOI
NEED monry. Will pey w -l. plu~ for n7,IXX).
Exccrlrnt src.w·ity
Madge Davis Realtor
642-7000
32 CHOICE Cemetery Lots
Green HiU, Memorial Pa·!-..
A itood inveatml'nl. Call
afternoais 546-21&4
SERVIC~ DIRECTORY
Babysitting 6550
BABYSIT, days; fr n r rd
.Val'll, I child ~r 1.:1; 1940
\\.allarr. Costa ~1 e " a .
:l48-4069
BABYS11TLNG hy the wrck.
Large yard. Also ironing.
Call 536-8526
• 847-1511 •
LICENSED Contractor. Ad·
ditlons. Remodeling. Sm
.lobs Specialty. 673-Zl29
ADDe Remodrl • Rf'pa ir
Rrs • Comm • lndll.itriaJ
fr«¥ Layouts & E~. DICK
llUFFMAN 673-41,')9
TOM CARNEY. Bldr. 15 yrs
rxp. New constr. rm add.
grn maint, xlnt wk. 673-2473
Carpet c1 .. n1n9 6625
Brick, Mleonry, etc. e WALL TO WALL e
6560 • CARPET CLEANING •
B_R_l_CK-. -C-on-c-re_l_f!.-Ca-rpen--tr-y BIG Discount! 646-3780
CUstom C11blnet1. S m a 11
JOb<;. OK Fret Est 962~94:i Electric.I
49-1-9466 Builders 6570 ELECTRlCIAN. Licensed It
1741 Westcllff Or. Mortgage1, T.D.'1 63-45 ---------b onded . SmaO jobs.
Co Of • ·~"""' 1 Tru "-ed abl RE~.tODEL • RP.PATR~ maintro. It repairs. ~203 Prime lo<' for rp c 8 .._.., st st ""' pay «' Residential, Commt•rr.. 1oom
IRO:'olfNG in my hom~. Sl .25
hr. Vk N. C06ta Mesa.
f>lf>. 7451.
Ironing Wanted $1. hr.
~
Paperh1nging
P1intfn9 6150
lNTERJOR & ext palnUni.
Prices sl~·hed for spring
clean · up. Frtt esl. 30 yr
PYfl <.:air Oluck al 548-Sl14
PAPERHANGING A: PAINT-
ING, dean & reas. 20 Yrs.
PX. Loe ref. 642-1322 aft 5 pm
FIRST CLASS Paiutlng ~
Paperhanging. FREE ES-
TIMA TES. 545-3459
PAINTER NEEDS WORK!
20 m eX'fl. Hourly or job.
Rt'fa. 548-2920
PAINTING ANY R 0 0 M
FOR $15.
Call 11tter 4 PM 548-1894
INTER ot' Ext. PAlNTING,
IMMED. SERVICE. Local
ref. FREE est. 543-1627
300) sq ft. Wal/pa.n'I, Pvt $55.65 mo. 111cluding 8% on d --" I I . lot ad It ons. Re1Hr .. 1 fi7!;-:n18 G1rden1'n9 '"'Lal\ Plumb1·n .. Ofcs. Crpts. Drps, a.h'-clond. ..1,...., eve oceanv1ew . _.,,, • 6890 ,
Grnd Or. rent reduced. AI,. Buyer paid :W'; dn. All due Car-nterin,. 6590 ---------SO: Luxury Suite 100 11q ft 3 yrs. IO~c d I s r o u n I ,..-• ANTHONY'S
O><>p Bkrs. OwN'r 548-9586 494--U37 !NO JOB TOO SMALL' Garden Service
M..... Ofl Or eo ========= Resident • lndUJlrial Com-.uL1948 ......::m ire-ance · Money Wanted 6350 -Banlc buildln1t 230 E. 17th nl('l'Cial • M a i n t r n a n c " COMPLETE CU::ANUP
St .. Colla. Mesa. '42-1485 PRIVATE MONEY Repair a.nd R" m 0 d ~ 1 NEW !..AWNS
Larae A: small. One with F'OR Reas. Lie, bonded. lmUJ'ed. Rt111. monthly car ... f'nm.
LIVING QUARTERS 1!11 & :!nd LOA:fS e 962-196! or 642-~ e mg. Landacapln&'. Exp. hor-
616-Zl30 Sl:-ioo &: up, payments fn>m PLAIN plywood~bT;; hrulturlsL
S8.33 to S.'\2.Z7 per month lfBr&gE> door Labor G.
Industrial Rental 6090 on rac·h $1000 borrowrd. materii'll $88.60 lnstallrd on
Jark Smith Co. since 1~9 yoor hardwa.rr. 642-7fl28
FUR vll4'. ~ 911.ft con· 1323 N. Broadway.SA. • C'arpentry • Cablners e
Lawn & Yard
Upk••p
rototil, grade. 54().8206
alte Wt up. 9c: a ...,tL 1340 543.a381 anytime • Bit-ins • Alttratlons • * MOWING, edging, 6 clran
Lotr.in Ave .. ~ 1-=========-• Rtpail"l! • ~s· 646-958.1 up. Monthly n tes. Free
800 l>'<I· ft M·I SIO moolh Found (FrM Adt) 6400 FREE estimatrs. No .iob too estimate.
193 Placemla, 1"1111', No. J ~mall. Remodels and Ad· • Call ~1911 * •!)4B.154Ze PUPPY: Looks like German dltlons. 54lHl787 <-J.-~-rd Blk JAPANESE GARDENER ..,....,....., · nose, racool). _C_A_RP-ENTE--R-IN--G-&-· -R-oo-f· Matntt'IW>Ce by Ult month.
LEAKS! Gas or nter ti*>
tronically located under ee.
ment. blac.ktop, ground,
wall.'I, 11bowers, en.y place.
Repaired. Water llnfl11 clean·
NI, pressure re.stored.
CALL ''LE>.XS'' 60-03CI
BaokAmericard OK
~U!'tmlNG
REPAIRS REMODEL
642-3128
Pool Sorvlce 6910
POOL MAINTENANCE
Rrlla.blt Pool Service
Ir Repairs. Rftaonable.
S43-4CnO
69'0 lnduKt Sr.ace 748 W. 17th
Co,,ta Mt>~a 3600 eq ft
()wn(>r 12131 ~
type tail Npl p It r ~ All typa. • All work Good rels. Exper 54G-T758
6TT'434l 1n111r1ntf'ed. ~729 Alteratlona-442-5145
LARCE tur\lf'. Vi(' nl Tahiti REPArRS-;ALTER.ATJONS M~~;~e~~. Nrat. l ('C"UJ'ate, 20 yrs. VQ>.
6100 ~emba Dr. C M ' CABINETS. Any si7-<' Job, S48· 48m • &45-8370 alt 4 PM
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I 1 13 )'l'l! e..'qler. ~m MOWING, Edging, vacalawn. TILE, Car1mk 6974
Speci•I 00.r "PEKE." found v i I! " 1 t Y ----Gen'! deanup. Hauling. * Verne, the Tll« Man *
r will buUd • 4 BR 2 ba borne Mesa North, eo.ta Mesa. Cement, ColfCrtte 6600 Odd Jobs. * !J48.'955 C11t. wortc. tnstaD a repatn. CJ.343 ..... fl) lor the low -'ce Call l identity. 54&-2838
..,, ro' CONCRETE. bile, Spanl&h EXPERIENCED CaJ'dene.r No Job too amaD. Pluter ot ST ..22/l"Q·ft on )'O\Jr lat. Long haired SlamtSf' cat. vii' t .. • •alH-h Ot.hec rnod<-ls avail. can Don or l'lB area. MAU?. Hu blur til~. wrouirbt Iron, wood Ir * ~~ . Oeanup * pa Co-~ ...... <5 a ow I r
at ~-008() collar. 673-3006 al um, patio roofa. Lt(', Rt11. It Rtilab~. "2--4400 ft'P9.lr. M7-1.951/M(.-OU
-f'OUND: Orlnitc r11 with ~17·:>320____ -n..---ral ._..,....._ ~-JOIS I EMPLOYMINl
PARnAL ocean •lew: Cor· red collar le ltl-e tall. CUSTOM PATIOS-& --._ ~ · • •·-Jolt Went..t, Man ona 6Pl Mar. Choice o"11ie 646-5273 4129 BlocJc walJ5. A"'° C'Ontttte Pamttna. Phtmbtns. ~
lot NOT lt'aaebold. Lovely BU< I wbt rabbit. Ptt.. Vlr ~V.bljl &: nomoval. 842-1010 pentry. Rt'U! RtL Dllured. YAOIT Stippe-/ ~
Loh
trtt11 .m:imo ReeJtor ot Calif ScN. Sti-!000. CEMlln ""'Ori<, all ~I!. Bank.Amcrialrd OK av a 11 ab I e Im.media~.
Rentalt W•ted 5990 M·l l!TlflrO\'ed lot. H,IXX> 1q ANNOUNCEMENTS-No )ob too .-nan. ~ m. C&.11 ''Mike' 6f.2..0'34I 54&-3561
J sa:.:r• I TWO yoot11 ~le ~ .. e. wS::e r°rn~r:~"~ and NOTICES ~~':. ~ •. Haull!'_! 6730 -:::.lob==W=1:::ntod=,=L=,,.,=.,=:;:.I
tlth + fMJO ~ Rent&la Avail.bl.
-mr tn-em A1>tt • .._ • alJ Plb
IENT
lfT AU ranps. We need 9ddldobal
.... ~ ninta.1•. ~ u.ttnp.
CUSTOMERS WA?l'ING
... .. &dtwitb RJ17 Lapa 8ch
'9•11 LETS en s. c.o.tt lhry. •a.
II•,..• San Clemente mo
llREIS
FUU. OPTIQf TO 8\1! 1r0mm w1'o bue lived ~!Id 50--7157 alt 6 pm Lost 6401 drinwa)'I. walk11, f'tl'. All
No dsPOelt o.a.e. ~ tn tbt' ~ CORONA Dt-1 Mar fft 11mp~ typn. F'ttf' rat. &93-4318 RAUUNG + CDtERAL CARPET Cl~. f'loar
ltr1pptnf. waxtni. wan..
Windows nsbed. 531.mtt 88dl II' for *>mf' Ume lotJ. onr v.·fb&.-. • CIC('fln LOST: Ff'mal• BHal,; fJC'lt ntORYl< CONatl.'TE a.EANUP H ...... c. att W'D.11~ to 119>' up to Sl!O 'f1ew, (Int' R..?. 0" n t r C'OIJ.ar. Vic w r • I m 0 11 I NO JOB TOO SMALL You ntJ'M II -t haul It
,,,,nJtvre ._..,_ .,.r montb for tht rtitit ~ 'met. N llunt. Bdl. Rt'W. rrtt eat. &16-l~16 RMI. Bis John 60-4030
$1'1 W. ~ c.aL &0-1.CS. aparlmftll In !Aiona 0tr 947 3617 TR.A.SH RAU L 1 NG • Job Wanted
Corona dcl Mar art a• OCEAN I Bay~. Hart>or .... Child Cert 66l0 CAMOE CLEAN-UP, Call Men I WomM 7* ~ ~ 1t • a ch. Vlew I W1 OIM. lMbld. LOST: Whitt male min. f'oo..
o.ire aJce11 fU:rnllhtd, 2 sz-. W.B dlt, M'Pb' dipped. Blue f.Qr V ACAN<:r • l dlDd. B o t ~ 0 .., .. ~ ~. SUPERIOR ~ <..ail ..._. ...._, Woald '1t D.UL! PILOT nnq: "° DI.Ila. Vic. ol l.tlb St., O.ta l\.111Cb!t, .._ toya. ao-,, j:;" .... n11o , .--_..,. lMl 8Cll"ftlll, tea. A
,. ....... bat~, do I.DID Yoa ea -ca.. Mw. ~ .._ tMtl# Uc. 541-l.53t Tr.-"t& _...,_ .. do pemwM11l Secy-. m.n.
DOC nrt '> be ...,. Ill)' iir jlllt ptmlet e clv· D1aJ Uirr' In Ille vie fJ <;Aili'fu • al. ~ wwk. 562'1'13 ~ ...,...... • Aactl.
...... Ww t> _,.,Ila wtr tCMllTI SHORES .aalJ ,._., 1lalf• Centi'.,,.,. .. 20 SA\ii ii5Nif • Men"°" Otc ......... Draft t m • •,
JllM ar i.te Ma1 and ~ 8UllEIT awtll lt't ti mocm PA.R.Rar. S.11 .t sun 'fib lt to the damp caJJ Eqinecft, etc. •
lib p.-p ...._. and eow. The DAD..'f Pu.or m-1C AddlUcm • Rl'rnod.i!nt Utt .-.0 er tG-.s UST ~ 81. Colla U.
ot.bftr modfrn ftl'l'f"fm9'1C:le9 a..n.d ~ an. PLAa PDllr .,.. Id •hlft """' R. Gc-rwtdr. Uc. 0-IAN i-. ~· tt('. Call ea.n.i __ ,..
II llQllllble ...... if1• • -.eJ, " .. •A t01rt. Loa11 -.,. .,._ -OAILf ~l * ~1' TNe ielonl, du.mp, •Jcl>, D9lb' "1ot w .. 1111111
J.Jll. 8"'tll PD.al' .._.,.J IC-sm. OlARCE >'GUI' WMt .t amr. ._....,, an, .,.._ IG.a74.'i Al~ • Co-Oot -
l (
! OAll. 't PlLOT
Q.:. • ~LOYMENl
o..-tic Hetp 703$
UVS INS
[.mployu p.;.ys ree.
~e Bylaod A&enc1
lli B E' toth, 3-A. 547~
;\t•ftC .... Men 7100
DeuuJ man/dfK/als t'XP ~
Tech .sis ttP. BS dwm milt I
~mJ~ttul e111, l-Vh-om
111> • •• .. • • .... .. .... IZK
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
("l)i"Sl Lr\ST AC~CY
:t"-l> \\ "''"11U. "B ~·1T96
)11'~1 F. 17•.h ~ ;\, ;,n.6331)
1~ l'..,, Ill/ .\nllm 6J!>.OO.U
"Jobs Are
Ou r Susi n.eu"
Coast Employment
AG~CY •
:-an•a Ana Pron Bldg.
1670 5anta Ana Av~
Costa M.u 642·961 1
l:ln ~ )) <l1tl • 5 pm ~on-Fn.
Help Wanted, ~~
. AQUA-AIRE
1fE.W DfVISION OF EAST·
~N MFG· nJL'.f NCJW
tHR.L'IG. WE !"TEED 22
f.n:~ TO TRAIN CN AU.
l>EPTS. :-.ro EXPERIENCE
'NECESS. AS WE TRAL'l.
$ARTI:-<G SALARY
'. $495 PER MO.
fOR INTERVIEW CALL
MON. " nn.
5'47.0601 .---=-eusBOY_S __ _
Qualified to Mrk In hid! ~de rr~t11urant Otrers full
'!fine permanent work. Plea.-;. :ant ,nviom~nt. good com-
: pe.ny benefits. Apply:
Buffu~
-Fa~hion Island
CARRIER BOYS
• , GOOD ROU'I'ES
AV An.ABLE
"1fUNTINGTON BEACH
DAILY PILOT
• 642..(l'll • --. :~* $70 WEEK *
Part.time Eve g to 10: 30 PM. No exper nec-
•essary. Neat Ir dependable.
: Ages 19 to 35. Sales Ir &er·
:~ce. Call 547·7783.
l'tAINTE'.'!ANCE Man • must
:have some working
l!:Jlowledge C1f p 1 u m b t n g '.~ectrlcal Ir painting. Good !w o r k I n g c o ndl t I on 11 ,
,permanent job. Fringe
benefits. Age 40 to 50. Call
: 673-1331 for appointment.
e MACHINIST e
Minimum 5 yrs e:q>er \n
precision p r o d 11 c t I o n
· Automatic exper desirable.
Small shop with g 0 0 d
benef\1.9, overtime. Costa
Men 646--YQ>
fRINTER -operator 6 •
'lloonnan. Mon. -Fri. 40-hr.
; week. lnSUT81l<'t, sick leave,
vacation bP.ndit11. hunting-
• fishing area. Open shop.
Mech. Supt., No. Wyo. Daily
News, Worland, Wyo.
; POLISR It DE"I'AIL MAN
·. AND
•. P AJ;tTS COUNTERMAN
DEAN LEWIS
1966 Harbor, C.M.
646-9.'m
; · BOYS 10 -14
•Gmd ruutea l e Good profit!
. BALBOA PEN!NSULA
DAILY PILOT
• 00-43.21 •
• NIGHTSHIFT-.-
HOURS 6-12
$14 PER SHIFT
AGES 20-:1>
.Mr. Oliver PRospect 4-20'Zl.
i 1ULL.TIME Class A llcens-
. ~d mech1Jlic. A good op.
por1unity for the right man.
: 30% labor •. 10% on parts.
. Al's RI ch f I e l d, 2100
: Palisades Rd .. Sta Ana
:MEN wanted for early a.m.
: delivery of new!!papers. a~
• prox •• ·2~ hn per day. Must
: live W. of S.A, River, S. "
; Carden Grove Fwy,
: 847-8979
: • Executive HOO!lekl'eper
• Mondl!y thru Saturday
: . Newport Harbor
Convalescent
Home. 1555 Superior Avt>.,
Newport Beach. 646· 7765
eyi{o13rER.ER -Trainee
!Dr marine ~hol. manul. ·eo.; ~ air equip. AIJl)i)':
, Jack Colt> eo. }163 Placentia, CM 646-2451
., ROUTES AVAILABLE
tn
'Wutmfmter tar boys 10.14
.. Good Profits • No Sund17 .. _ OelJvery 6C-4.m
•MAN »35 stock, delivery ..tnd ~. start 3 a.m. to :t p.m. Sl.75 hoar. Also part ~tlmt job 4-i p.m. See Harold
-41i15 E. 11th St. C.M.
stliv Sta. Attend. P/ttme.
Needed fot nlgbt .t wkrlds.
0mtac:t Bill Gut fOr appt. ·•1m
JOiS A EMPLOYMEHl JOBS' E""'-OYMINT JOU & .,LOlMIHT JOIS & IMPLOYMEHT JOIS .. ~W\OYIMNT JOU. WLOYMIN'l'f.~~ Mill & ~ittcnd•, MM a .,
Help Wanted M9n 7200 ·~el• Wanted, M.., noo He'-w -... .....____ H.lp WMW ' ...... W..... . ---· ~--.7UO _..... -~ JSSI -----·----.,. an._, _., _ At.,dee.' W.-ft 7300 Womtn 7400 W.._. 7400
REUBEN'S
& COCO'S
COOK~
Young men in-
terested In
growing organ·
bation. Excel-
lent insurance
p I a n & proftt
sharinCJ. Please
apply in person
between 8 & 4
P.M.
1555 w.
Adams.
Costa Mesa
Local manuf 1eturer hu
immedlat• openl"91 for:
• Electronic
Assembler
• Wiremen
We are an established
commerclal ftrm with
liberal frin~ benefits.
Only people wfth at
least six months ex·
perlence should apply
to
PARAMETRICS
929 Baker StrHt
Costa Meu
549-2121
J. W. Robinson
Hat openings for:
Sate11>enons
-Womens shou
-Mena clothlng
Full time
Excellent benefits.
Apply Personnel
lCM, Mon. thru Fri.
SKILLED
AND
UNSKILLED
MEN NEEDED NOW
TO FILL VACANCIES IN
NEW DEPART~tENT
OPENINGS DUE TO £X.
PANSlON IN OUR OR·
ANGE COUNTY DrvlSIO~
ST ARTINO SALARY
$120
per Wffk & up
IMMEDIATE EM PL 0 Y·
MENT FOR THOSE WHO
QUALIFY. COMPLETE
JOB TRAINING AND RAP-
ID ADVANCEMENT.
REXAIR INC.
ORANGE COUNTY DIV,
For information call
Monday Ir Tuesday
n4-12s1
BANK-FINANCE
PERSONNEL
YOU WANT:
SECURITY? .
A permanent job.
ADVANCEMENTS? .. ,
A promising career
SALARY? ...
A good starting wage
BENEFTI'S? • '
Hospitalization. retll'e-
~nt, l'lc.
WE WANT:
PenM>11atity. a m bi t Ion,
neat appeara.nc:e. ability w mttt the public, mini-
mum ol hi!!fi school edu-
l'ltllon. Let's talk tt avet.
P ltl.ff ca.ii for an a~
pointment.
TOMMY WARREN
SIC Finance
lO'l'J W. Linroln. Anaheint
774-7777
Senior
Maintenance Man
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Parks Division
$498-$600 per month
Excellent benefill!. Requll'es
minimum ot 2 years ex·
perle~ in increasingly
responsible s k 11 I e d and
semi-skilled work ln ron-
stTuction and maintenance
of water and inigation llY•
terns, or a construction
trade. Apply \mmedlately
at:
Pert0nnel Offlu
CITY HALL
3300 Newport Blvd.
Newport hach
SALISMIN
MISS me AGENCY
FC Bookkeeper .. .. .. .. ~
MANAGERS P~='!'c Mir · · ·. $500
Al&W&nt 8kir . . .. .. .. $(i1
(fff relmburaed I
Seey!Lfpl ~ .•.. S350
Cleric T;ypbt • • • . • • .. . . $350
(ipljt tee>
410 W. Cout Hwy . N .B.
Typists
File Clerks
A 11.D"e.flre dlea opportu-
nity. For the tint time, the
larpat, tutat powloc,
loJCant ~t Corp. olhn
a 11ervice that many mer-
chants have urienUy re-
quested. Tbe fa.cillty to
honor <111u 100 credit cards
I those ot gu companies
It all purpose cardg 1.o.
cludedl. Guaranteed to
bnng new buaineaa to a~
motive establiahme111.a, al>-
pa.re 1, git t & beau t:y sho(>s,
restauraoi.a, Jounree, mo.
te~. etc. To promote QW'
unique tervi~ we need
experitnced salesmen and
managers In ORANGE
COUNTY. They muat be
able lo deal with execu·
lives.
00 Betty Bruce 646-3939 IMMEDIAT!! • , . ~&ad =====::::-::=::::-:::: i..onr t •r m ~entl.
wo...,
Help Wanted
7400 Sant.a Ml, ~rt S.acb
and O»ta MfA Attu.
Here is 11. job that can
ac:rually be a lot d. fun.
Work from 9 to 5 wuk-
days. Leads furnlsbed.
Commumon. bonuses, etc.
Contact:
Mr. Al Holloway
Monday or Tueeday
535-8171
Disneyland Hotel
• Engine lathe
Machinists
• Tunet lathe
-----
Secretaries
Interect.tnr pogiuons re-
quirina one to three yea.rs
office eiq>erience plus
&'OOd eldlJs on electric
typewriter and short·
hand.
Apply In l)f'f'SOO
or ca.II
546-8030
ATLANTK
RflEARCH
CORPORATION
MiuH• Systems
Division
3333 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Me.a, Calif.
U.S. Citlunahip Required
An equal opportunity
employer
GIRL Friday: M, T. W. 3-ll
PM, S.S 7.3 PM. OUice ex·
per . mand ato r y
ISHORTHAND. Acctg. ~
Ing, filing, bus. letters)
Mach'ini'sts Personality plus: wn1 tra.tn. Air·2-ground radio. Martin
Avia tion 546-4300, ext 20
• Milling B~~~~R . lull charge
Machl.nl'Sf with r.:ome income tax
experience. Permanent. part
time. 4 hours day. 5 day • Drill Press Open week. 5311-2047 or wknd 536-3793
• Tool Grinder
Open.Inga oo day
and nigbt •hilts.
Profit sharing
M1n 45 hr work week
R.N. Asst Director • 3-11
shift. Must have supervisor
ex.per. Swingers needed 3-11,
all position!. Night owls. 11·
7 relief supervisor. R.N.
staff. LYN le a.ids. 5'16-6450
* WAITRESSES I: Car
Hostesses will train, at-
EMPLOYEIS
OVERLOAD
lntervie'NS w~ anty.
May l!Jt, M
Ne\\1)0(1 Beactt 6'2~16
2043 WKtcllff Dr. • Suite 2<M
Electro~
Mechanical
• Assem•lers
Experienced only.
Computer Anembty.
-APPLY..:.
M1nhall
Communic1fions
2230 S. Anne St.
Santa An•, Calif.
An equal opportunity
employer
EXPERIENCED
CREDIT CHECKER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3029 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
546-2033
An equal opportunity
employer
ApplicMts rolll!idered on
merit regardltss of I'll.Ct',
religiOW! creed, color, na·
tional origin or ancestry.
J. C. CARTER CO. tractive with bu b b li n g ----~--personalities. full or part
671 W. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
541-3421
An equal OWortunity
employer
time. The l.oo. Coast Hwy
at MacArthur
LVN 3-11 SHIFI'
Newport H a r b o r Con·
valeacent Home , 1 5 S 5
SUperior Ave., N e w p o r t
Btach. 64&-mS
Tralnet'tl Sales LADY to care for my wife
for 3 mos upon return from
hospital May 1. SalllI'}' opt>n.
fi.tZ-13:16 or P 98, Daily
AAA-1 COMPANY
Pilot
DRAPERY work room help.
Exper. Mel Morrison Dra-
peries, 1651 Plaoentia Ave ..
C.M.
* TELEPHONE SALF.s
Top romrniss.ion. salary U
you quallzy. Exper only. For
intervil'w pb 546-700
FULL Time lhekpr CdM.
Reis req. Lite rooking. Own
traM. 673 --0988
NOW HIRING WOMEN earn S50. 15 hours
week as a Fullerette. Mn. BARMAIDS .• · · Brown. 842-769:1.
Due to a planned summer · · • and GO.GO DANC.,..,., EXPERIENCED Barmaid. eJ<panSion program ttle Ana· """"'
~~----~------
J.W.loWlsol l
Mn epenlftlll hr r.
Security
Wou1
Nl ttme.
~ preferred.
Per'ITWlent position.
~ctilent benefttl.
Awty In Person
lM Mon t.hru J'rl
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT l!ACH
An equal apportunlty
employer
Bench
ASsemblers
ol small predston elec-
tro • mechan1ca1 dev'lcn.
~rience J>ttferred but
not necessary ln amaII
pvta auembly. Apply a.t:
STACO llC.
1139 laker St.
Cost• Meta, Calif.
An equal opportunity
empl.oyer
Cook-laker
Experienced for vacation
relief.
Contact Mn. Kuzma
W estrninster Hospft&J
200 HOIJ)ital Cirde
Werrtmln.ater
~.Ext. 330
AL TERA TIONS
QuaJUed to work !n h.lih irad
fa!tlion store. Able to do
both men and women's. Oft.
ers permanent full time
work. Pleeaant envionunent
and good comP90y benefits
Apply:
Buffums'
Fnhion Island
Typist /Recept.
Per~n•nt
Good Futurel
Call Mr. haler
642-7352
WAITRESSES
ExpP?'itnced on\y!
Apply ln Peniop
SURF a SJRLOIN
5930 P•c. Csf. Hwy.
Newport Beach
TRA!NE'E, Woman between
25 and 35, to train in gar-
ment factory. Supervillor
potential. Apply: 2907 S
06.k St, Santa Ana, 7:30 ~
3:~
. DfiltlN
aalbaltetl
ageaey
4Ullllt1MSt.
WfelM
c....M ...
642-1470
WOMEN '9e., Af•l r1•
Secy/-..t.....,
$425
One-Clrl otfice. V a r le d,
pleuant dudes. Garden
Grove atttL Rowii. 9 am-s: 30 pm, 1 hour lunch.
DectWs Office
Te $400
Back ob:e pt wt!h X-Ray
~ence. F.1 Toro area.
ClftT~
To $375 •
et •••
YOUR CONYUlllMCL
WHl'S
PEIMAJlllT
PIJCBlll1
DIYISIOI
't.$.~
No SH but nut be able
to compoee own letters.
Type 50 wpm. MOit ban
mfn. 2 years exp. In blll-tnc. documentation « ex-
port doc\Defttatioft. (tee
peJd)
Prefer about -.e 30. Some Loan exp. a MU>T. Some
telephone Wark. Nice d· ellCl'OW betp6il. S) Wpn
fices In Newport Beacb SH + dict&phooe exp.
area. tYpe 60 wpn. (fee pUcJ)
P.l.6ht
$2SO + CeMnt.
A customer account npre-
aentat.iw. Sales experience
~ bat not nee~.
Mu:at be 1.ttnctive and pu-
80Dllble, between the agea
of 22 Mid 32. Potential ol
$500-$550 eunlrip. Car ex·
penae allowance.
Ale Cl.-k
Santa Ana area. No experi-
ence neceuary. Age 18-20.
Hours 10 am-&: 30 pm. ~
Week.
'S1wtreu Ttof1HS
Ne~ Beach facillty. In-
centive b o n u 11 plan. ,To
$1.65 hour.
MEN
M••9em.w Tralnff
$650
Nat'I. auto ltJRiy atore.
Some COllfie pref. Manied,
age 25-38. Excellent bene-
fiUi and opportunity. Mlllt
be willing to relocate event.
lMllly in Soudlem callf area.
SalftlllClll
$500 Draw +Comm.
Oranlle Cotmty territory tor
national bu.aiJlellg machlnes
PIX Recpt.
$400
Mlllll b&ve min. d 1 yiear
recent exp. and be Vf!rY
attractive lo meet public.
(~ reimluses
fee)
..... Office
To $41'
2 Yean gen. ck. ""1>· wtb
ability to give attentioft
to detail and followup.
Type 50 -..,,m. (employer
pa.)"11 fee)
Die',.. Secy
To $416
Very heavy diet~
work, SH belptul but not
man<ll tory, type 60 ~.
<tee paid)
Market't Secy
To $500
Busy. intere.ting job in
l'Dl.rketing dept., working
for two fine mer>. Must
have good telephone per.
sona.ltty. Some dict'pbn.
10 k~y adder ""'!>, SH Ml
wpm. type 60 wpm. (ap.
plicant payg fff)
FC lookkeeper
$500
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
CABINET
SEmRS &
SHE!ERS
S300 k To 35 yrs of •-. V.o-a• hebn Division of o u r Tn-per wee ....,.-~.-,,..,o uo ... or 63J..N'l63 Room 968 W. 19th, C M. ternational f\rm no w has t>JO'.,...,.. '" Jobt Men, Wom. 7500 COIDpltlY. Excelleot ocm-mimon!
Ma.tu.re woman needed
for a.mall congenial N.B.
office. Will become office
manager. Lq:tJt typtne re-
quired. (applicant pays
fee)
Jolly ROCJer
• Asst Mana99r
Must have cooking exper. * Exper Fry Cook * DlshwHhtrt
Muat be relillble.
DAY SHin'
Apply 1n person:
400 S. Olut Hwy.
Laguna Beach
FllERGLASS
LAMINATORS •••
•• and FINISHERS
Manuf aetuNrl of
high performance
auto products, race
car bodies, etc.
Top wqes, good working
oond. XLNT benefits
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE
Mobile Home
Experienc•
Excellent opportunity
-Apply-
EXPLQRER
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campus Drlve
Newport Beach
HY&ROSYmMS
Men on Part time to work
with aero-hydrk gylltemf..
Hydrlc systems p~sa
experience preferred but
will train ligbt men.
Must be bondabJe. zi,35,
90l'lle college prt'!fe!Ted
but must be high school
graduate and lived in
area 2 yean.
Call Mr. J. Harmon
In Anaheim
PR. 4-7256
BERRY PLASTICS
2460 Lemon Aw.
U>ng Be9ch
a>-1.883 or 636-«Xn
Experienced
• Fry Cooks
11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • Counter Help
BUS IOYS
Average $100 wit. Part It
full time. Over :n. Apply ill
J>enlOll to MR. HORST
CHlESl. m w. say An •
N.wport Harbor
Yecht Club
Betwttll 11 it U noon, and
S:l> PM• 6:l> PM~
Mon. A 'l\les.
MANAGER
BAJt • DINtNC ROOM
~. Send resume
A alary ~11"d to
P. 0. Drawtt 391
H11:11tinctOQ Belich
Tubby 's
225 Marine Avenue
&.Ibo. ltland
or ce.11 6'15--006
Maintenance Man
Maintenanc. p o a 11 1 o n
available with opport\}ni~
for promotion. ~~"'ullc
e~ bel'ptu). ~
time ~ble. ~~t
worklnt COl'lditJclnl and
frinae beMflta. SUbmll
dtbDt to
lox M 102 O.lly PStot
JtXJ ...a vwatwd.17 .---
need or aeveral ambitious TOY S1'0RE. CM QUALIFIED delivery Driver
)'OWlg m e n 18-26, a minl-Saleslady. No exp nee. Must know Orange County
mum of hlgtl scbool educa-Full time, days only. Call 548-5625 after S PM.
tlon. Exciting job oppor. 25 or over. KI 5-7032 HOUSEKEEPER tor elderly
tmities ror the young man A.~k ror Mr. Pollock couple Mon thru 1)1 w.
who wishes to be trained In ASSISTANT for K e 11 y Salacy open. Call 673-3528
Pen!OOneJ Direction. Offire Trmplrtoo. Mt.Ml han Calif. WANT woman to do !Jgbt
Procedures a n d Sales Pro-Cosml'lologii.t I I c e o a e . bsewrk. 5 day wk. Elderly
motion. &12--0194 cpl. no chldm. 53&-2052
$540 per mo .. h lary R.:-~-. -3-to_ll_ltt_ll_to_7_sbil_ti._. DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. Exper.
No experience is necessary E"<rellrnl !llllary I: benefits. or 4 yrs college. Single. ~
due to tbt on-thl--job tnin-Park Lid o O:lovalescent 45. 54&-3000
ing flt company expE>nse. CrntPr .lfi6 Flaphlp Rd. NB • RESTAURANT HELP •
Qualified men wUl receive M2-M14 -:---:-------Eveninp. OVER 21
ACCOUllTANT
Accounting degree, two
years General Accoo:ntinr
experience, )'O~ and am-
bitious. Send resume or
phone
Amerieare, Inc.
214 H01pJta1 Circle
Wntmlnster·
893-4541, Ext. 331
Equal oPPOrtunity employer
their f Ir 11 t promotion In Telephone Appointment e 54!>-9863 e
June. Only a pply If you Solicitnr F'ull or ........ ttme COOK
START W 0 ,..... ' EXPER. S A L E S PERSON n.-11.,ed to rk ...... '-•...._ can R K THIS sz. ~r hour plus bonus. Q1J "t'I• "' . wo .. ..,.u
WEEK. 644-2!!29 wanted 22 to 45 yrs, nfs re-grade restaurant. H.n 4 pm
F or immediate coruddera-N:::E=m=--------~-quired. 546-Z462 8: l> pm Mon., Thun., I:
tioo call ~ll83 9 A.M. to 2 Fullerettes. Can Saleslady experlen<:ed Fri. 8 am4:30 pm SaL (No
2 p M. earn $.!. hour. we traln For jewelry atore In Sanday11) Offers pleaaant en-____ H.B. ~ln.. Gr• e n be r a ,.,__ M-• IUo """" vtronment, ........i ""'m""'"u
* GUARDf 842-3.'i25 ~"""~ ... _ ... _-~--=--=-'"""'-•"""' ... v ,.._.,, ' * MATIIRE ............ " for r_. /STJ"IER • Ugbt bslrpg. by benetlts. Apply: v...... ~· the week. Older lady pref Buffums'
Full or part time home Wtlrl<. Sawyer Guest C.'M. M<>-1~ Fa1hlon Island Prefer 55 oi older Homr, :.'f;lg Orange Ave. --------C'osra Mrsa ~6 HSEKPR. mottlerleu hm, 3 TEACHERS Work any shift ~ chldm, ages 3. 6. and 11 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Uniforms furnished SITTER fCll" 1 yr. old Q:IM. Refa. 613-6213 Phone Mrs. Hobkirk
Contact "'"""'ll Laird Mom & alternooo. Own • • 11: U.na. PRIME area "1llerette Mgr ~or 835-«N4
19700 Jamboree Road ~~'i9 aft 6:30 PM H.B .• F.V. Will train. Mn BEAUTY OPERATOR
Ne:ggrt Beach CHILD CA0 d .. n.. J Thackeray, 96UU4. Full or~ time.
833·06 0, e"'t. 2273 ,,E, ~ til UM ----" 16. NPed ~ 1: trans1' Dental Secretary 64UT1I After 9:30 a.m. 83.1-<613 eve, Unlv Pk. Nt"WPC>rt Beech $48-560'2 CllARGE IT!
Monday through Wed. ====:::::::==~-========--:.Z:========
DINNER COOK
Apply In penon
See M&n&g« llam-2pm.
Stuft Shirt
Restaurant
Service Statton hflf).
part rime f!Ve. It Sun.
1697 Placentia, C. M.
c ..... ,,, ,., SecyL &
lkprt. In Orange County
&e.'lGC MM020
SC!l'-.ened Pll'llOONI As~
901 Dover Dr .• Newport ti
Ste lleu, Brae:. at miM e.:
~ tDi-Oareer Gll1a
f.10 w. Coat ~ .• tt.& .,_...... ....,
. Motorcycl• 9300Motorcyct .. '300 Motorcycles
I A dumb showgirl went to
co.sh her pay check ond the ~---..-.,-"llrr-1 bonlc teller o~lced If she could
~..__...._.;.&-__ -'A~·2' .identify heraelf. SN acid, "Of
..,....;...;.;..;;.;...--.-----.. ,courM, l'cf. know -ony·
llAYMIO r i• I~~-"-~.-.. . I I I ___ ~~!~~=.
!~r=;;LtTms ~ r r r r r r 1
·~~lftlUS l 11l11 r
SCRAMLITS ANSWllS IN CWSIRCATION SHI
~
. .. . .. " . ~· . . .
w-
( ICNllo Time}
$340 + c.. + 1 o•/o Comm.
Grota Sales
PT-e-ter ate 2S-40 a.nd mar.
ried.
$340 + c. + s•;. eo.nn..
To l!ell clo.ied circuit TV
and video tape. Pft'ftt mar·
rled. approximately 2S yeara
ol qe.
Coult• M•
$100W ...
Dec:tronica comp&ny in
Ge..rden GroYe aree. Good
potential.
Semc.TNI ...
Te $90 Wed
To aervlce buftieu ma-
cblnn. Must be bonda.ble
and have mel"banical abll·
tty. Age 21-30. Car all.ow-
ance.
M•11wT,._
(S.0. Store) m.so+.._
Aie 2'2 • 35. Sbculd averqe rus per .. e0 to ttart.
,. .. , .. .........
T• $1000 Me.
~be~tn
~ a.., and O\d World.
ah Ill des
aallmlted.
ageaey
-cellft. Clerk
Te $500
Elfp. w\th A/P + rood
know!~ gen. bkpa.,
EDP and/ar NOR blopg.
madtine e x p . helpful.
Light t y p '· (~t
pays fee)
WOMEN'S
MIDICAl
DIVISION
I.lee Seaetery
$500
Must have ~ lldDa
{SH, typin1. ll&ht IJkn,)
with DENTAL o«ice bM:k-
cround·
I.ell Offtce Tee..._
$400
Emdent. experienced rat
needed for b u 1 y M.D.
Mu.at have tbllity In X·
Ray, developmtnt. drn'-tnc of blood etc.
MBl'S DIVISION
The ~lkn of New-
port P4i•Olllld M~·· 1>'-vil'ioft llPfdaMl.e Jn per-~
tona1iad lft'Y1ce to the
lillcrimlna1ins men teelt· u. ·~in the
foDowtnt; ~.
~~
tt<ll, ~ Lewi Said.
~t ~t'fe.
'4l..al7I
il~
TIMPOIAIY .
DIVISION
-
GAY
Etllplo
At-
225-..... to:
T1le •• = ...... .........
M' ...
· Mkft. h9 ...
To $1 i
Prefer e'JIPtlir
4iP1ta1 coms
c~ac..
Te $14
8.S. decrff.
experience •
.,~.
quaUfbl:icma.
""" 1 Te$U
~ f!JIP!T' ~e. ,,...
s.p.n
$11,t
Elcperieoce in
Printed Orcuil
T.a.i W. Mc
To •n
Degree requJJ
Opties knowledi .......... ........ ,..,
ftC..,..afW
.. ..... wt
I eattJ ..... I
MAI
NI Jt
A.sMmbfy S.
To $fC
Mlllt be erperlii
&W's man.
Mal11t...-e I
$3.40 t4
ICh«mkal Lib
Da.y ahltt reqi
college chemll
ahlft only H.S.
Both jobs sta:
month.
Aatlnbty T
To $2.i1
Must be dr
Orw Cleft
. Pref er-under !
complete. Star
month. Good M
opportunities.
Exec S.a
To $SC
SH 90, tYS
.... Offlc•'
Te$U
J uat eut ot B..:
)"00 Clift t)pe 515
fer art 18-U.
... AOWt ...
PM
Prefer )'OQtll
A1••y
m_ 1,..St • ........ .. ,..
MALI
.. PAJD .,.. .,., ... ,. ..
SpulC t
Te $17,oot
er ~lnaaD
Ital computel. ............
Te $14.400
decJ'tt. Prefer wme
rience kl chemlcal
~. Iadenblp
ificatklnl.
..................
~ .......... ,..... ..., ..... ,. ...
MALE
... JOI$
..-.y ,.,."...,
To $to00
nt tine supen1lkm.
!Cl Orcuit Boudl.
r under 35.
T,.._
lical Lib Re9eerdl)
shift reqlDres IOl1le
e cbmrlltry; nlabt
only H.S. c:hemlltry.
jot>a •tart at $9)
'·
MftlblyT,...._ ro $2.11 H ..
Ult be draft fr'ee
lerClettT......_
• under J), military
ete. Start to M15
. Good advancement
:unltlff.
FEMALE
Fii JOIS
HC Seer~
To $500
SH 90, !)'pt liO.
peninp tor a Ju r p
pis.Top~.
OMceT,.._
Te $H O
ct ol H.S. ..., If
n C)'pe 515 wpm Pre-
• 1..a
IBM KEYPUNCH
UO PROGRAMMING
INDUS. DltArnNG
GROC.CHEr 'TltONIC ASS LY PIX/TYP .
,,,
~=••nomu.:: PRICE ~:~ = R~ FOR NICE CARS ~~· owner sz 9 oo AND TRUCKS
FORD eu1tom tnack. ~ ft Any Mike or MMel
camper, 12,00) ml, air cond, CONNELL
~~1:0nb, "epare. $3,$0. CHEVROLET
2821 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1203
lmf!rted Aut• 9600
• Spot Cub tor lmporta
We pay more for any import l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IJ!!l!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
re&ardleaa Of year, make WE PAY ...
or condition. Try m before CASH you sell. ELMORE
MCYl'ORS, 9625 G a r d e n
Grove Blvd JE 7-6630
• r •
CHEVROLET
GOING lnto IU'Vlct, mull
ltll. 'IT' atEV. SS DS;
model 13817; I eyl, • tpeed.
Xlnt cood. 1.000 Ml.; ..
PiOO.~
196-t l..ANDAU. Exception
cond. Blk llhr, loaded.
make offer. 673-7629
CORVmE
CORVETTE
'61 Corvette 1900 miles
$5300. &U-15!15
DODGE
'S. OODCE Dart GT 2 dr.
IJ'e9l body blac& a •bite
Int, buclcet teatl. R/H.
$975 ............... 6f..323T
'64 Dodge 2 ~t. tbup, auto, R I: , P/S W/Vf.
Make ctler. r
DODGE
1966 DART Wagon. Orl&tnal
owner, auto, nuHo I: heater. moo. 642-2859
FALCON
'62 FALCON Sq. Wq,
like new
Talc!! o&der trade, dlr,
pyrnta $31 ml). -tit-~
FORD
'65 Mere Mcnt, • cir, Cllle
owner, MH, air, pb, i-,
xlnt cood, Pvt pty, $14115
See at ~ Newprt Bhd
CM
MUSTANG
'66 MUST V.S loade!, rlfl.
dlr, ~ dea i.-•oke trade.
Will fin ba1. .cl1-9'Ti'3
1966 SHARP MllsWli w/a!t,
pwr, auto, MUJt tell. $1SOD.
Call 962-8229 att 3 p.m.
'66 MUSTANG J),000 mt
Orie owner. 3 tpd stict.
Xlnt cond. $1980· ~
'65 MUSTANG VS. LGlf
milft, Ml pwr, Xlnt coef,
$1660 Call 673-5400
'65 MUSI'ANG. VI, air cmd,
,., pb, aUU>. COMOle, RIB, sms. 962-5703
PLYMOUTH
'57 Plymouth • DR, -barpln at $913. CaD Crq
*644-299'J•
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ILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
No Place for Secrecy
Tnlnsactina the public's busi1Ml8& in secret does vi-
olence to the basic principre in a democracy that the
public bu a right to -and must -know what its serv-
anta are doing and why.
As a Im Angele.t City Council committee reported
last weet, even i1 the anti-secrecy Ralph M. Brown Act
had never been enacted lnto California law. Its policy
should be followed by city counciJs, all commissions and
all committees as a matter o! good government policy.
Despite the obvio~ good sense in this position, there
are still public offlcialsh including some her e on the Or-
ange Coast. who !eel t at they s hould be permitted to
conduct public business behirrd d osed doors.
They feel that adherence to th e open meetings law
lo all circumstances (e xce pt personnel and lawsuit mat·
ten exempted under the Brown Act) would be an "incon-
venience" and an "en cum bra nee."
A totalitarian form of government can be more effi-
cient in the sense that it d oesn't have to consider the
wilhea ol the electorate. The democratic process can be
cumbersome and less e fficient in this sel'lse.
But this is a democracy. not a dictatorship. If the
!'ltion ls to be in any sense inteUigentlv sell-~overning,
it must be funy imor~ about public affairs. This
doesn't mean simply being told of decisions ta.ken by
public servents. It means observlnl{ the decision-making
process from beginning to end, including all discus-
sions leading up to the final vote.
It shouldn't be necessary to tighte n the Brown Act.
but too many commissions and committee5 have been
acting without full public disclosure. A Brown Act am-
endment introduced in the Legislature by Assemblyman
James A. Hayes. R-Long Beach, would considerably tight-en the law in this respect.
position out ol hand.
No matter what inconvenience n:aay be vi sited ut>OD
a public servant at any level -state, county, atyJ
elected or appolntff -the overriding concern shoula
be a fully informed electorate.
The only reason for secrecy in government in a
free nation, as in a dictatorship, is to hide something
from the public. If we are to remain a democracy, a
sell -governing nation, the principle of non -secrecy
must be upheld whether or not lt la enforced by law.
Make the Joh Appointive
A lesson In government ettectiveness came to tbe
United States the hard way, as the nation emerged
from its agricultural economy. Tbe Idea that the voters
should e lecl every public servant. the better to have
"in1luence•t over them, took root in New England and
spread a cros s the rest of the country.
As the nation grew and government became more
co1111plex at every level, it finally becam e apparent that
policy -makers in government should be elected but ad-
ministrators responsible to them should be appointed
by them.
There occurs an occasional exception t.o this prin-
ciple, but the county school superintendent's job is not
one of them. Orange County's Robert Peterson is
argui ng that his job should remain elective. despite a
state constitulionaJ revision in the Assembly which
would make it appointive. He wants to be independent
of the c ounty board of education, which he is in office
to serve.
~\::::::..·~ --,.. . -_ .. __ _ To hear an Orange Coast city councilman describe
ttus as "getting absolutely ridiculous'' is to hear a man
say that private meetings by public agencies are quUe
all righl The voters wbo elected him should reject his
The Orange County Board of Education rejected
Supt. Peterson's request for a resolution opposing the
move to make his otfice appointive. The board is cor-
rect in the view that independence of an administrator
Crom his policy makers makes no more sense in gov-
ernment than Jt does in business. ''Sor, //\A!l'A-Tt\EY'RE BOT+-\ weAR1N<3 wH1tE-HATst•
Harris Reviews
Own New Book
ew book called .. Leaving the
e" bu been sent to my dellk by
:>ll&ber (Houghton Mifflin Co). It
ubll&hed lut week, and Is the
>Ok of collected columns by Syd·
Hanis.
1 save you a good bit of money
by teWng you whether or not
rill like thla book. Just atve
1f the following atmple teat:
lo you believe that organlud
-e lJ an "lnevttable" component
1an society?
\re you convmced that the
es are mainly responaible for
1gbt they are int
.0 YOU BELIEVE that people
:>lve most of their peraonal prt>-
by an application of ''will
"?
.re you diunayed by the antics
mionatratiolll at ao many of the
•1 collegea and univerlJtiesT >o you feel that "fottlgnera"
be better people U they were
like Amerlcam?
re you c:amtnced that the "Com-
t eompJraey'' u the greatest
ie fadnl tbe world today?
o you feel that the new se%Ual -or lack of one -ii leading UJ
·al decay and com.iptlon?
0 YOU BELIEVE that cburches
no buslneu taking an active
on matters of soclal policy, auch
·,race. poverty and juriJpruden·
ce?
9. Do you deplore the "chaos'' we
are in, and yearn for the "stability'' of
our pattnta' time?
10. Do you feel that the more we
build up our armaments. the more
"secure" we become from attack or
aggre111lon?
If you have answered more than five
of these questions with "Yes," then
the book la not for you. It will only an•
noy and infuriate you, without chan&·
ln& your opinions in the sllgbteat.
nr YOU RAVE GIVEN "Yes"
answen to fewer than five of the que.s·
tioni, then you may find some
redeeming featuru lo ill pages, and
the boot mJgbt help alter your con·
Ylcttons about aome matt.en.
And if yo11 have amwered "No'' to
all 10 questions. then you obviously
don't need the book at all -except to
tend to frlendJ who violently disagree
with you, if you want to turn them into
e:r·frlends.
ThiJ ls the most honest review I can
write about "Leaving the Surface."
Maybe it won't 1ell copies. as the
publi.Qer would lilce1 but it will save
some people's mOfley and other
people's feelings. What other author
can say u mueb?
'Leaving the Surface'
petba]>s typical of Sydney J.
' forthright honesty that be
write about bis newelt book In
ihion be baa lo hll column today.
bove.)
:fer1 of thll column are aware
e is an uncommonly perceptive
He bu a rare &lft for ha.ndllng
hilosophieal and psychologkal
s of biJ aabjecta -and they
a wide 'TUlf· Ht uses hb
tied mlnd to articulate ideas
-•• Ge9r9e
1r Geor&e:
Iy figure, I'm told. Is a
ickout -but I don't want to ~d.mlred jUJl lot thal How
1 I tell if aMe l1kt m. for my
sonallty?
WONDERING
tr Wonderinl:
:eep your tope:ollt on .round
mge meti fer two ...U. If
1 make a lot ol new tritDd.I,
1gratuJatS0111 on a weD-NUDd·
personality I
U' George: "'
raise Cro11 a.t a bobby and
m take them for nib ID tbt
ming. Wb8l ca J do le keep
iten-by Crom ealcbrillf .. l on m.y rro1 wan a You
uJd thlnk = had MWf m a111bod,y I.fop fOr a
lk bt.fon. ANNOYED
., A.11.ftoyed:
)0 JW bavt an eacbuted froC •'*'"? Jwaattobetm1t-liem:;: Tbe1 dWt
\
and viewpolnta without ever becoming
wordy, fatuous or boresome.
"LEAVING THE SURFACE" is the
fifth collection of his columns lo be
publishtd. in hard cover - a record for
any newspaper column11t and a
tribute to the continuing interest In his
cogent and trenchant observations.
London-born Harris was called by
Clifton Fadiman "the finest aphor\1t
In the country" and by Milton Mayer
''the most cosmic voice i n
joumallm." qualities which account
for hll being in steady demand as a
unJvertlty lecturer. Hu colmnn is published ln nearly
160 DewsPapua througheut the United
State•. Canada aod Latin America.
Kit home base ls the Cb!cago Daily
New1. where this reviewer knew him
u ooe of that newspaper'• brightest
ttpOrten before he bttame an
edllorlaJ P•&e fixture.
ms NEW BOOlt is a collection of
412 pape of colum• selected from
the 1M4 throulh 1987 period. Chapter
hudlncs ,ive good duet to the book's
contents: "Of the Llfe of the ~irlt":
''Of Men. Women and Cblldl'en'': "Of
the Soc!Lal Animal": "Of Wu and
hac:t": "Of the Mind and Paulom": "Of Words and Phr...,... a n d
"Tboq.htl at l.erft."
Better cluea appear ln his columit
~.
A. ....
Bill of Rights
ls Not for
Adults On·ly.
The mqst frequently arrested of an
age groups are IS-year-olds. Of of-
fenders released from prison, roughly
a third will be reimprisoned within a
five.year period. The 15-17-year-olds
are highest In arrests for burglary.
larceny, auto theft.
These data come from the report of
President Johnson'• Commission on
Law Enforcement and Admlnlstration
of Justice. 11'ey In part i,rtdicate why
the legal profession itself Is deeply
concerned over juvenile lawbrea~ing
and juvenile court!. Atty Gen.
Ramsey Clark will discuss long-range
implications of the commission's
report at a luncheon. May 3, as part of
the American Bar Association's ln-
1Utule on "The Changing World of
Juvenile Law."
The U.S. Supreme Court on May 15.
1967, handed down a landmark
decision (In ~ Gault) which held that
the 14th Amendment required the ex-
tension or constitutional rights to
juveniles accused of crimes. The
decision involved rules and procedures
In most of the nation's 3.IXXl juvenile
courts.
THE COURT, in a decision wntten
by Justice Abe Fortas, held that in
delinquency hearings before juvenile
court judges. children must be ac-
corded the following safeguards of the
Bill of Rights: (1) Timely notice of the
charges against them, 12) The right to
have a la~r. if necessary court-ap-
pointed. In any case in which the aUcl(·
ed offender might be placed in
custody, (3) The right to cross-ex-
amine complainants and other wit·
nesses, and (4) Adequate warninl? of
the right to remain silent and or the
privilege against self-incrimination.
"Neither the 14th Amendment nnr
the Bill of Rigllts is ror adults only ...
.Justice Fortas asserted. "Under our
Constitution the condition of ~in~ a
boy does not justify a kangaroo
court."
THE COURT CrrED data showing
that about half of UM nation's juvt"nile
court judges have no undergraduate
degree. A Oltb have no college educa-
tion at all. And a flOh are not
members of the bar.
Tbt. IDQual number of juvenile case~
in the country NM about 600.IXXI and
is rising. Fnr lawyers are familiar
wlt.b tbe =l.R'ta of Juvenile courts. Fort.as o ed that only New York,
Minnesota. and the District of Colum-
bia provided tree counsel to ju\enlle
d~ftndants.
The Houst on Sept. 218. 1967. paS!led
a Jwenlle Dt1lnqueney Prevention
and Control bUI wbJcb lt now before
the Smale Labor and Welfart Com-
mittee. 'n>t or!tiDal admlnhtratlon
bill would baw provtded ~ million tn
grants to atatu for Juvtnlle dtlln-
Q\llll'lc:J pncrama, Tbe ffoU$f rewrote
111 ~ ~ to provtde that
the fundt bil dlltdbated to the 1tatt1
hi. block P.'UU, I prO'lltJoa ltr~UOUS· l1 oppoMd by the admlnl.$traUon.
p ... _. Of a jUWDfJe deltaq11encv
C9tnl biU at ~ -...oe b fairly Ilk~ -with a irtct tac of u much
u m m.Ullcm. ltut the Pl'Olpect of
t..derll aid for ~ Juvtlllle
cow11 b dublow et -..
Could Have Surpri•ttlfl Aspects
New World After Vietnam?
WASHINGTON -II President
Johnson can setUe the Vietnam con-
flict on an honorable basis his sue·
cessor will find a new world awalUng
him. The prospect is inviting and
surprisingly optimistic, so much so in
fact that it can be automatically
distrusted.
Allowing for a moderate amount of
prudent mistruat, the p o 1 t-Vletnam
world could have some surprising
aspects. Not the least of these ls the
alteration of affairs in Eastern
Europe, including Russia.
One of the wisest and most ex·
perienced participants in aflain of the
East.em European world find& Russia
so preoccupied witb its domestic pro-
blems and its retationshii> to those na-
tiortJ which border If that the Com·
munlsts are in no poaltion to launch
any unsettling new initiatives.
ANOTHER TRIED and experienced
participant considers that the events
which are movin~ in Eastern Europe
are far more 1i~icant than thote in
the Far East. He enterUlins the staru.
ing idea that not only the satellite
countries in Eastern Europe. but
Russia itself. are under such explosive
internal pressure that they will be
forced to move toward the traditional
concepts of western democracy.
This sounds strange, but reassuring,
in an atmosphere in this country
where our Sleli-confidence has been
shaken in our own ability to realize
western democratic ideals.
The evidence of the ferment In
Eastern Eur o pe lie s In
Czechoslovakia. Poland. Yugoslavia .
even Rumanla, and ln Russia Itself.
It is not merely that the Communist
world is no longer "monolithic'' -if it
. • < . , ,• ~ .
ever was. The movement now is
toward a commitment to basic
personal freedoms, even the right to
travel.
AT 'MIE HEART OF the matter ls
the relationship between the Com·
munJst party as such and the rest of
society, modifying the c6ncept that the
party is in all matters supreme and Its
members ln a favored position. This
does not mean that the party would
not take the leading role in Communi1t
society but that its leadership must be
more humanely esercised and with
great.el' regard for public opinion and
the riJhtJ of those who are not
members of the party.
This .. ol course. 11 no assurance that
the tiger has been tamed and the
European world will enjoy a long
period of tranquility. Nations with
similar Ideologies manage to get into
wars.
But. once the issue of Vietnam were
removed from the battlefield, the view
Is widely held in diplomatic circles
that Russian leaders will wish to
reduce other tensions with the United
Stat.ea. This, at least. Is the impression
RWlslans In Washington convey to
their American contacts. Jn this con-
text boUJ netiooa. would tien<l to tw-n in·
ward to their unsolved problems. and
both would be concerned in th11ir own
way with the common p r o b I e m of
China.
THE SUSPICION WILL be Ion~
dv!ng that Ruuian desires for relax.
ation of tensions merely obscurt>S
some expansive plan - such. for ex·
ample as the present Soviet military
expansion in the Mediterranean Sea.
But wben events are taken separately
it can be seen that there is im-
provement. ~ latest example being
the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
William C. Foster. who negotiated the
nuclear treaty. now says the Russians
are actually interested in talking about
limit.a on the means of delivery of
nuclear weapons. which would be the
first step toward disarmament.
The prospect of what might be the
shape of the post-Vietnam world thus
exerts a heavy pressure to get a set·
Uement, even though such a set-
tlement mi~ht In some way be de-
meaning. The idea seems to be grow-
lng that we are big enough and strong
enough to admit some fault. and that
the admission of It would confirm our
good-intentioned w o r l d leadership.
There are minimums below which we
cannot ao and one of them surely is
that a strong independent government
of South Vietnam should exist.
Bur WE QUITE evideoUy do not
need to have "won" tbe war in tbe
traditional sense in order to take ad-
vantage of more manageable con·
ditions llkelv to follow a settlement.
Franklin Roosevelt once said in an
intAlrvfew with Arthur Krock that he
had no intention of turning over to his
successor the kind of country that
Presirtent Bucha nan left to President
Lincoln. a divided country ready to
bike the iuue to the battlefields of the
Civil War.
It seems to be in this spirit that Lyn-
iion .Johnson u now proceeding as he
r~els hi~ way toward a settlement
which will O'lf:n new vistas for bis suc-
rf!iisor. whether a Republican or a
Democrat.
OEO Budget Is in Trouble
WASHINGTON -The scandal-scar-
red anti-poverty program Is in very
deep trouble ln the House Ap-
propriations subcommittee now con-
sidering Its multi-billion dollar budget.
Bipartisan committee sources 11~
natly there ts absolutely no chance of
the OCfice of Economic Opportunlt.v
(OEO) getting t b e S2.l billion autbor·
bed by Congress last year for the
fiscal year 1tarUng July t. Commit·
tee sentiment is overwhelm~ly
against that.
TfM key lnslde question Is bow deep
to cut.
There is strontt bipartisan opposition
to even gtvin1 QEO as much u it has
in the current Ocal year -St.TT
billion. Some committeemen are
viforou!ly dem.anding it.s budiet be
slashed to Sl.S billJon. and pouiblY
lea.
IMPORTANTl.Y promptl.nl th l 1
..,... __ , Dear
I l Gloomy
Gus:
critical attitude was White House ahif·
ting of some $200 mUllon of OEO funds
to the Labor Department for man-
power and job-training programs. As a
direct consequence. OEO was ·com-
pelled to abut down 18 Job Corps
centers throughout the country and
drastically reduce the CommunJty-,\c·
tion and Head:ltart programs -tbe
latter the most popuJat Of OJ:O pro-
ject..
Commltteema are Irately ;eca9'1tc
that last fall foruier OEO ~
Sar1eat Sbriver tlid them. "We cu
live with • budget of aue btntcrq ...
COnJl'ftl gave fbe apocy SI. TT blUlOn.
Wber'lyPOO a fn moat.ht later Prest·
de1t ,... "' dilltUtivt •• • "' effect cut OEO t.a by • mDltoll by switching thl _, to ~e Labol' DepattmcDl •
TO THIS DAY, thue hu bettl no
explanatloa tO Congreu for · th1a
abrupt ai1>itnry action.
P'unher, IVtr)' attempt tD alCtrtatn
juat What th.la wu ,au abowt .,.. '*"
1damantl7 rebufftd by Rip. ~· Pu~-._t 0.f(y., cbatnnan of U>e
EducaUGU and Labor Commlttte,
which Jw Jwf.lcllcUoa ovtr aatt-pnw, ty lt,Ulatlon.
On five dillueDt ~ ~ Wlblam "'*-o .. ranttnt Repllblbil com~ .. tormell1 ...,
foretk~~oru. tq~ ~ pofMed out U\lt' eonir. bid :tr"' lata __, LOf ~ one,.~ h11bMJ...ifGi' .....-...., dJ.ffaul -..
Wllkll ....... ~
kt PtddDI ~ ... NqUllL ,,_ adm''"'ll '1 d r a m • t f I ll t
blackout •till prevails.
SIGNIFICANT S C R U T I N Y
Against thts inside background, the
Appropriations Subcommittee. headed
by Representative Daniel Flood. D·
Pa., has quietly decided to have a
closer look at OEO.-what it's doing
and why.
This is very significant. coming as It
does on the heels of a series of closed·
door l\earings in wh.lch top OEO of-
ficiaJ.s expounded at Jugth on the
a1ency'1 widely ~on.troverslal opera·
tions and the need for tbe S2.t billion
budget authort.zed by Congre111 tut
year.
Chairman Flood add commi~
member• were diltinctly not satisfied
with Ulla vet'bose 080 tatimony. Tt
failed to apswer the numerous com·
pla1nU and chargu ol scandals,
waste. nainnanaawmeot. etc. ..,. s. Alla
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VOL'.. 61,
Cit·
By BRUC!
Olltll ....
Newport Beach
tartiWl1 chooainl
daY lllibl voted ~
lid.al receipt of
Wilbur Smith repor parkina ills.
They mllde it al
debate led by Cc
Rofers, that rece
South
•
Troop
RedL
SAlGON (UPI) ·
namese troops to
North Vietnamese
the A Shau Valle
clank ambush In
dllputed Communi
In a series of oth
volving both Amer
oamete troops tbf
559 killed. mOflt o
had been supplied
Valley.
The 2,000-man
f~e -one of tb
V1etaameae a11D3
throqgb drlullng
to llbe the CroMI
miles southwest
mile• from the JA
They took dont
permitting easy :
and rein!orcemen
with elements ol
C11valry Division v
valley under con
secrecy.
The Vietnamese
U. S. Ml& rifles .
mended for a U. ~
ed southward do111
solidate control of
a well dug-ln b1
namese biding 01
road.
The North Vlei
with automatic WE
Vietnamese were
move and suffer•
spokesman said.
Exchan~
Seeking
H you've got
amateur and u
Newport Hartlor
looking for yoo.
The club's aJ
Talent'' contest w
Friday in tJbe Utt:
del Mar Hidl Set
Anyone wtlO p
etrument or has 1
talent Is invited tA
pressive array ol
fields, will be on I
ners.
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